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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Tuesday, July 12, 1960
Soest -cieen: poston aig
sylvania Swings To Senator Kennedy
CAP Taps| Massachusetts Lawmakers Piane s.
Nears Nomination Goal
E Xx -J U d ge
By, DOUGLAS
For Office
Shot Down By Soviets
B. CORNELL
LOS ANGELES (AP)—Sen. John F. Kennedy’s count of Democratic national convention votes climbed to 675% yesterday Jorge Luis Cordova Diaz, as delegate s from Pennsylvania and New York, and a few elseformer Supreme Court justice and first president of where, heard what sounded like a bandwa gon going by. the
Citizens
for
State
51
eee
movement, has_ accepted membership on the finance committee of the new Christian Action Party (CAP). The move was revealed yesterday by CAP finance chairman Juan Angel
San
Juan
dicted.
Cordova
ed to
best ,known public the CAP to date.
Diaz
Cordova, now Juan corporation been
was
a
nomination easy
setts 81
generally
identified
votes
to
him
convention
figure
with
already
within
of the Massachuthrew
64
of
its
Kennedy.
That
pro-
to
less
than
within
100 of the 761 votes needed to clinch the nomination when the
will pre-
is consider-
supporter
presidential
Senator.
pelled
ballots
tomorrow
night.
and
Many Conceding The conventioA citadels Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of
the
xas,
a leading San lawyer, has long
statehood
reach
Pennsylvania
committee Giusti, a
prominent persons in soon,’’ Giusti
Democrats launched national convention
with the party’s
merchant.
“Lots of be coming the join
The their
Statehood Republican Party. The CAP takes no sides on the issue of political status. The official stand of the Statehood Re-
Sen.
Stuart
Symington
of Te-
publican Party, with regard to the
CAP is expected to be made known
(See
today.
KENNEDY,
Page
21)
Convention Group Decides To Split Puerto Rico Votes By WALTER PRIEST ~ STAR
LOS
Convention
“IT
creden-
voted to split Puerto Rico’s seven convention votes equally bet-
ween
the
Benicrats
crats—3-%
The
votes
decision,
an occasionally debate between
and
Muno-
each.
which
climaxed
fiery three-hour the factions, was
viewed
as a setback for Benicrat
leader
Jose
Informed tez
A.
of
ruling,
at
going
Beni-
or
the
committee
insufficient
or
to
fight
nothing.
war.” The compromise
against
a
spring,
the
name
of
Cordova
ed
U.
yesterday
convene
against
Cuba
dor, have
Roa said, ‘‘These brought about a
craft.” This was the first word of the fate of the plane which dis-
said,
in
view
of
to
rule
for
|appeared
faction.
aboard
which
|
1
with
on
six
a_
men
scouting
a
plane, based temporarily in England, had been on an electromagnetic mapping mission. Moscow Radio said the survivors would be prosecuted “with full severity of Soviet
group
pular
of
Democratic
formed
a to
Munoz’s
Po-
Partyites,
who
splinter oust
foz group
snapped:
Gov.
(See
Benitez.
is headed SPLIT,
The
Democratic by
Page
The
Mu-
Richard 21)
U.S.
Air
Force
said
the
law.” The Soviet broadcast said So viet notes also have been handed to Britain and Norway. The Soviet protest followed
+
by
one
day
a Moscow
announce-
ment that the pilot of the United _|
States U-2 spy plane, Francis (See SOVIETS, Page 21)
Congo Seeks UN Assistance In Army Crisis By
LYNN
HEINZERLING
LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (@ —The government of this young nation
Nations
and _ inter-
iously affects internatioCUBA, Page 2)
(
July
while
flight over waters north of Norway and the Soviet Union.
to
acts... situation
a
came,
ruling
Security
vention in its domestic affairs. In a letter he handed to council President Jase A. Correa of Ecua-
the
protesting
are
hear his complaint that the United States is guilty of economic aggression
embassy
a new
handed
We
(#—Cuban Roa asked
immediately
said
note was
1
were pick-
“violation of its air space by the B-47 _ reconnaissance
HARRELSON
that the U. N.
Council
Radio
July
the
Asked To Hear’ Cuban Charge MAX
S.
plane
Sea
on
U.N. Council By
American
Barents
up. Moscow
Soviet
Diaz had been mentioned as a possible GOP candidate for resident commissioner. Felix Cordova, father of the CAP official, served as Puerto ( See CAP, Page 21)
UNITED NATIONS Foreign Minister Raul
the
The announced shot down
and that two men
Prior to suffering a heart attack last
missing
over
evidence
either
(AP)
Benitez’s power as leader of the local Democratic party was challenged last March by
party
Benitez.
the
am
floor...all
Bureau
ANGELES—The
tials committee of the Democratie Party convention yesterday
of
Missouri and unannownced but willing Adlai E., Stevenson of Illinois were in collapse. If these men weren’t conceding -it, many
MOSCOW
Soviet Union vesterday it had
STICKING HER.NECK OUT—Annette, a
lady giraffe,-eats the last bite of nine b
ball-sized onions fed to her yesterday aboard San Juan en route to a Ciudad Trujillo Zoo
and water to gobble the onions. Ship’s cook. Sigurd Pernak above, said Annette’s onion eating wasn’t too risky since she is travelling alone. )
-
the German liner Iserlohn. Stopping in Annette deviated from her diet of hay (STAR
Photo
by Gunter
Hett)
has
for
appealed
help
to the
in
the
United
bloody
struggle against its mutinous army, which is pressing a cam paign of terror against whites. In effect, government of the
newly independent Congo conceded it was powerless to check campaign of rape and pillage
in
five days has taken (See CONGO, Page
the that
at least 21)
New Latin Aid Program All But Excludes Cuba L. ARROWSMITH |
By MARVIN
TE dictators
Nee Condemning
oe ex-
and
tremists,
President
Eisenhower
yesterday
announced
a good
aid
will
America,
for Latin
program
their
the
Castro
its
ways
must
Cuba
wants
S.
tion’s
be
to
U.
tim public
discussion
campaign
MEXICO CITY Minister Manuel
to
win
America
in
forts to develop €
achieve
better
cooperative
ef-
their nations
and
terday
lives.”
towghening
policy
represent
some
passing
Castro
Cuba.
in
and
the
Eisenhower at
the
Newport
with
mament present
dent lo
newsmen}:
naval
base
Security
Council
|
examine the worsening American relations.
After
request Nations
speedily of
goodwill
plan,
the
EISENHOWER
U.
President
8.
gram te benefit Latin American nations In replying, Eisenhower left no Castro
take ever seais
STORM—Benicrats
THE
BEFORE
CALM
Gev.
Benitez
50-50
on
decided
committee
credentials
by
attack
bitter
fellowing
when,
later
Mumez
(AP
SALES
en
split
few
and
| vicinity
of
| and
with
a
scattered
few
the statement’’—or, pregram.
am
angry
for
his
nations,
he
will
help Eisen-
outline
it
convenes
next
month
after
the
political
conventions.
And
he
may
deem
appropriate
shewers
to
assist
CUBA
to-
\@ay amd tonight.
to
“TI shall seek authority for such additional public funds as we
cloud
thundershowers
program
American
said
are
gusts
up
te
35
NATIONAL
CASH
lands
REGISTERS
and
ceastal
miles
HIGH:
ADDING MACHINES ||) Ps 1
SLICING
MACHINES
CASH REGISTER
STATESIDE:
ALL MODELS— you we
phia, while
yours.
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Fernandez
cleudy;
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pasty clendy; Sen Franch party
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=
83, 83,
of
reader
dif-
Munoz
caption
Marin.
under
Matin
a
picture
speaking
expression
on
with
his face,
“Revolucion” said be was “The man whe betrayed all of a people
in
exchange
sition,
for
for
personal
empty
po-
prominence
than
phrase
at
says
mirror of
accurate.
The
nothing
more
to do
loek
that
is the
more
has
this
face.
It
is
muddy (turbio), the mirror of the muddy soul ef Luis Muioz Marin.”
In a full page photo “Revolmcion” showed the Puerto Rican governor
and
with
President
Eisenhower,
Nixen,
the
State an
Vice
late
Jehn
Truman
President
Secretary
Foster. Dulles
unidentified
of
and
general.
The
No Change Expected At Guantanamo Base Venezuelan Charges Asains! Domini caption
said
enty:
‘friend
of
his
friends.”
WASHINGTON
United
States
any change rangements
at
(AP)
does
—
not
The
expect
in the present arregarding its naval
Guantanamo,
Cuba,
ac-
To Be Heard Friday Republic
supported
five
Latim will
organized
an
attempt
.
ambas-
week
epen
an
by
order
of
of
American
here
Should
this OAS bring
investigating to
the
ministers’
conference
ing
evidence
Friday
on
Romulo a group
American
this
committee
timent,”
P.M.
=
their
foreign
cenvensupporting
Venezuela’s charges, the nations of the Americas would have to adopt measures in aid of Venezuela and “in the common defense of the peace of the con-
ss.
First Gir. jaly a
=
soul
support
the
face
the Organization States.
ae Le art Last Qt, lal
*
et
at 1¢:27
the
in
was
investigation
cleudy.
The meen rises teday and sets at 9:45 AM.
the
saders
We will }| eady amd thundershewers; Chi-
a register repair
Yerk,
that
of
|| sumesen 72) etouays Peliagel
REPAIRS loan
New
up
and
the life of President Betancourt last June 24,
at
row: th
pm
before
against
Dominican
efIs-
89
clear
go-
U.S.
and fer. eOmfertable living.” Revelucion continued: Never
and
waiters.
YESTERDAY’S
the
CARACAS (AP)—To evaluate Venezuelan charges that the
|per heur im vicinity ef showers. Small craft warning are im fect fer Puerte Rice, Virgin
Tel-
Mexican
States.
supple-
independence.
Gov.
a
base
with occasional
remarks
Mateos,
the
hoped
attacks
States
Rican
Mufoez
we
Im
added:
BICO and the VIR-
ISLANDS—Variable
| diness
in
United
of
because
Lepez
clear
a special
with
Entitled, “Pmerte Rico—Slave Territory of America,” it also
more specifically in a special message to Congress when it re-
shewers.
| PUERTO
| GIN
winds
the
Puerte
the
hower
today
gusty
filled
ourselves,
Latin
showers and
thundershowers
tonight, amd
ways
published
ment
attacks
As
FORECAST: San Juan, Pence and Mayaguez— Variable clendi|a
its
teday
to cooperate with the others in this great effort—especially with enes making outtming the
WEATHER | ness with eccasienal
change
the
Eisenhower said, -‘‘who have shown a willingness and readiness
Wirephete)
SERVICE
regime
insist | that
that
e
‘a
“It would be oniy thosé nations,”
of ilstand’s convention votes between Benierats and rival Munocrats.
would
Adolfo made
American
HAVANA (AP)—The semi-official newspaper, “Revelucion,”
to be eligible fer any U. S. help.
under their standard on the Demecratie national ceonventien floor at the Los Angeles Sports Arena. They are headed by Jese A. Benitez, right foreground. Smiling faces aliered
he
few
a
was
asked whether he looks for Cuba to take part in the proposed pro-
doubt
past
Castro's Newspaper Attacks
to
Cuban-
he had outlined the
the
Tello said Mexico heped the matter could be selved threugh what he called the present adequate inter-American mechanism, referring to the Organization of
side during There was
meet
.
committee, did not rethe thinking of Presi-
Cuba would ferences.
aid pregram, the Cuban ¢risis and the Seviet Union's threats. Herter
no reference to Cuba’s yesterday that the United
ever stating
vernment
j ~
after
he and Secretary of State Christian A. Herter had conferred on the} sat at the President’s the news conference.
Mexico
Although
wayside.”’
met
policy.”
by Emilio Sanchez Piedras, chairman of joint congressional per-
saying:
threugh a social and_ political transformation. Dictaterships are by
government
days.
Cites ‘Transformation’ “Latin America is _ passing
falling
Me-
B |caused tension between the ‘U.S.
of the treuble-
era
of
that
Tello, in a statement to the press, officially clarified for the first time a situation which had
Castre er any ether Lat American dictater or extremist by name. But he quite ebviowsly was hoping for the
statements leaders
xico would side with Cuba against the United States do not
fhe
on
(AP)—Fforeign Tello said yes-
“recent
congressional
backing of Central and South American natiens for the administra-
change
regame if
the
‘With Cuba’
free men and neighbors in La-
new:
was of the program timed deliberately to coincide with
Hemisphere in substance
Western said He
threaten security.
excluded Cuba. objective, he told a news
The
Eisenhower’s
standards.
living
Eisenhower said Latin Ameriand extremists dictators can
put
all
which
imcluded im the
conference, will be to help Latin [to improve natiens American
Necessarily
ae
‘ajarde: Penee:
payaguez:
oa
Leow Tides =. am. 34 a.m.
a
;
3:13
am.
5:47 am
pursuant
te
the
stipu-
lations ef .Article Six ef the Reciprocal Aid Treaty. The socalled Rio de Janeiro Pact states that the sanctions applicable to an American nation 5:44 p.m. 5:3 pm 2:36
pn.
5:26 Pm
guilty
of
anywhere from armed might”
aggression
vary
“the use to “partial
of or
+ total severance” of ,xelations, .
THE SAN JUAN STAR + Tuesday, July 12; 1960
Accident Toll Climbs To 202: Torres Braschi Issues. Warnin ig A
new
toll
weekend
of
11
caused
highway
persons
Police
death
yesterday
Superintendent
Ra-
The superimtendept’ s office decried the “alarming number of
biles
11 deaths”
Gonzalez Bayamon
following
reports
that
mon new
Torres Braschi to issue a call to drivers of Puerto
increased the previous death toll from the six reported Monday to
Rico able
to “assume_their unshirkduty” to obserye traffic
the new total of 202 fatalities on the 193rd day of the year.
s2foty.
Torres
said
condition
the
by
the
police
SRNR
isos
in- the face of the accident situa. | tion “continues and will continue, /|unless the citizens’ assume their unshirkable duty to obey the traffic
laws
and
regulations.
The
police continue ‘and will continue to exert all efforts to arrest and take to court all irresponsible
di vers
4/more
who
cause
deaths
on
deaths
and
the. highways.”
‘Unnecessary
Butchering
The ‘latest killed in what
the
superintendent. called a wave of “unnecessary butchering” were
4|two men at Km terday
RAMON
TORRES BRASCHI -..issues plea
whose car struck a tree 148 on between.
Bayamon. jured in volved
Highway 2 Vega Baja
yesand
Three others were the mishap which
two
inin-
cars,
According
to police,
automo-
Hurricane Abby Slips South Of Puerto Rico The
in
hurricane
effect
watch
lastnight
was
for
still
Puerto
Rico and the Virgin Islands, although Abby passed south of the island yesterday afternoon. Hurricane Abby came as close
as
250
at
noon
miles
south
yesterday
moving
in
direction
a
of San and
Juan
continued
west-northwesterly
gradually
bringing
its
speed up from 10 original 14 m.p.h.
m.p.h. to its later in the
evening,
S.
the
Bureau
here
U.
Weather
reported.
At 6 p.m., it was still about 250 miles from the capital, but in
a
south-southwest
Abby
was
expected,
direction.
however,
to
continue moving in a westerly or west-northwesterly direction,
though is
officially
its future
still “uncertain.” The year’s first hurricane
path first
threatened Puerto Rico and other Antilles
islands
when
a
tropical
storm
developed
into
a
105
an-hour
force
Tuesday
off
Mar-
tinique.
Gale warnings
still
were
up for the southwest
trol
by
19, and were when
of
the
Graciano
Arroyo
Ernesto
Navarro
moving toward Arroyo lost con-
wheel-while
trying
to pass Navarro’s car. The Arroyo vehicle smashed against a tree
killing the driver and a passanger,
“emergency”
declared
driven
Torres,
mile-
coastal sec-
Israel
Baez
Torres,
22.
The motor of Arroyo’s car flew into
the
air
and
hit
Navarro’s
car, which also went out of control and hit another tree. Injured
in the
1:15
Candido
a.m.
accident
Sofa Gonzalez,
Santana Martinez, Luis Lopez Lopez,
In
the
22; 24.
Rabanal
were
23; Jesus and
Section
Jose
of Ci-
dra, two sisters and a brother were killed at 11:45 p.m. Sunday
when their car went off the road and
tumbled
down
a_
100-foot
embankment on Highway 173. Police said that the automobile was
travelling at moderate
speed,
but that the driver, Jose Morganti Reguera, 53, sharp curve.
failed
to
make
a
Killed in the accident were Angela Morganti Reguera, 60, Modesta Morganti Reguera, 58, and the driver. Injured were Francisco, 13, and Hector Antonio Sullivan, also 13, both grandsons of Jose Morganti. Six other deaths were reported in yesterday’s STAR.
Caguas GOP Meet Joaquin
E.
Martinez
inated as candidate
was
RUSSIAN ROULETTE— The favorite —dangerous— game around town is shown in this STAR photo. Most of "| the time it is a loose advertising sign that the kids hang on
for mayor
of
tion of Puerto Rico yesterday ,|Caguas by the Statehood Repuband the hurricane watch was still lican Party at a convention Sunere in effect, all of yester- day at Sola Morales park, Caay guas. Highest winds were estimated The convention also nominated
at 95 mph. yesterday
in the
as small
hurricane
craft from
the
Dominican Republic and Haiti eastward to the Virgin Islands remained
in
port
the bureau’s Gale force ing
for
bureau
response
warnings. winds were
northward
cane
in
from
about warned
extend-
the
150
to
Rurri-
miles.
vessels
The
in
the
path of the hurricané to exercise caution, and persons in the Puerto
Rico
and
to
keep
in
Vitgin
toueh
Islands
with
Fernando Isern, candidate for the House
the
to
Representatives,
semblymen: Rodriguez,
Charlie
Manuel
Wis.,
its advi-
de
Jesus
Figueroa,
The
area
M.
Circus
once
de Torres,
Arcadio
Tirado
Torres. Museum
was
the
at Barboo,
site
of.
it’s”
the Ring-
Thieves Hold Winning Tickets
Gunter Hett)
pistols of
lottery
and
cash
were
of
two
qa substantial amount part
of
ive haul made in burglaries in the area. Six
tickets,
the
the
burglaries
in Rio Piedras,
collect-
29 weekend metropolitan occurred
five in the
Loiza
St. area (three of those in the Santa Teresita section), five in Hato Rey, thrée in Barrio Obrero, six in the central Santurce area and four in other areas.
Luis Toro
Guillermo of
80
Gonzalez
Mayaguez
St.,
home
Sunday
in the
took
$300
house in a way he able to determine, in
eash
and
jewelry,
and left, lockimg the doors behind them. , Jane Hutchingonde ‘Urrutia, 53
Rampla
del Almirante,
Santurce,
gun, plus an _ amount of jewelry
Nemesio
said burglars ferced a back door and took $1,000. in jewelry, raa-
322
sacking
other
the
entire
house
in
the
burglars
ed
a
St.,
burglar
a
Sepulveda,
Santurce
stole
property
took
undetermined and cash.
Rosado
Salgado
his
of
report-
a pistol
from
heavy
traf-
by
Four wife
Cubans
of
an
became
US. in
the
English
man.
Immigration
and
official
Farnes,
citizens
Carlos
Manuel
also
of Havana,
Ramirez took
and
home.
Hato
naturalization
cere-
Watching
on
as
Doreen
daytime,
then took $500 in cash, $300 worth of winning lottery tickets and three tickets on yesterday’s lottery.
Luis Perello Ortiz of the El Comandante housing development, reported that burglars
SALE
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Gift
and
Household
before
U.S.
mente
Ruiz
District
Nazario
Judge
were
Cle-: ; Immigration
two! Inspector
Cuban girls, Magaly Elvira, 15, | and her sister, Miriam Beckie |
and
Naturaliation
Charles
The
five
| Judge Caraballal Bracere, 17, both from |
Ruiz
H.
were
Cook
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by
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space
on
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1215
Ponce
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Leon
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10:00
A.M.
STAUFFER SYSTEM
sories Shop. Excellent location in Condado. Business operating for 6 years. Sale includes invento-
ry, fixtures and good-will.
Ber-
monies in San Juan. j rill of Northhampton, England, Taking the oath of allegiance: was granted U‘S. citizenship, was
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR
the
yesterday | oath.
STAUFFER SYSTEM
Alfredo Alvarez Lineras of 50 Modesta St., Sabana Llana, Rio
said
the
—
|
process. Piedras,
off and
Roulette.’
del
Rey, reported to police that burglars broke a jalousie to_ enter his
entered his hasn’t been
of falling
‘Russian
Five AreNaturalized In Ceremonies Here
29 Weekend Burglaries In City Winning
the chances
strictly
afternoon
Rosario, Luz Lopez Diaz,
winter headquarters of the ling Brothers Circus.
.a warning.
as-
Ernesto - Lopez
Schettini Joaquin
Angel
and
municipal
Domingo Trinidad Esteban Alicea, Dr.
Flora
Evaristo Esteves, and
for
Lafont,
Grillo,
sories in case the hurritane watch is changed
of
following
to. With
fic
nom-
svijem
Reducing 1215
Ponce
Salon
de Leon .Ave.
Phone Specialists
in
Stop
18,
3-9346
Reducing
for
20
years
Santurce
foe eae
THE SAN JUAN'STAR — ‘Tuesday, July 12, 1960 4 | 820 Public School Classrooms
will Seat 33
(000 More Pupils By GUNTER
A
total
of
classrooms
will
vate schools were divided as follows: elementary 429,040; junior high 131,939; and senior high 67,204
HETT
12,000
public
be
school
available
for
students.
the beginning of the school year next month, Secretary of: Education Candido Oliveras said yester-
tion , 409 classrooms were built by the Public Works Depart-| ment and 411 by municipalities.
This total represents an increase of 820 classrooms over the number available last year, and will provide accommodations for a total of 480,000 pupils, 33,000 more than last year, he said. Oliveras said at a press conference that total school enrollment,
period,
during the year 1959-60 was 692,889 students, a decrease from the 702,643 of the previous year.
$3.2
schools
had
a
total
tion has
The lack of accommodations ‘|to
school
attend
pupils
school
forces
in
shifts.
Adult
In Operating Rooms: At Presbyterian Presbyterian Hospital was without electricity yesterday for from 21 minutes to one and onehalf hours depending on whom you
talk A
to.
spokesman
ty
said
for
the
the
Puerto
Author:
Resources
Water
Rico
2l-minute
power
shortage was caused by three 30amp fuses which blew out in the hospital's own transformer bank. He said that when the authority was called, they sent out a man who replaced the fuses
Arturo Plard, administrator of hospital, said the electricity went off for reasons unknown to him at 10:30 am. and stayed out until noon. All four operating rooms were being used at the time, he said, and emergency power available for these rooms only was put
into
use
immediately.
conveniences,
ed
the
at
lunch
ing
lack
of food
came
on
of
time
ministrator
Other
however,
elevators delayed
again
that at
which
the
to patients. said
in-
includ-
The
the
about
serv-
ad-
power noon.
English
classes
ant,
Day
classes
in public
SAVE!
Fernandez
nel
For tor of
the the
while
minated
Duties & Taxes on A Complete Line of
SAMSONITE LUGGAGE CHANEL No. 5 ARPEGE PANAMA HATS For
Many
Men
Other
nito, for
the
of Sens. and Lio-
Reyes
was
no-
sec-
Buenas
Pagan,
of
secAibo-
Aibonito-Barran-
quitas-Comerio
ing candidates for mayor: Tarsilo Godreau, Salinas; Angel Ri-
vera
Rodriguez,
and
Luis
H.
Aguas Santini
Marrero, Rivera
desto
Buenas, Aibonito.
included:
Barranquitas; Rodriguez;
Ferrer
Cidra;
Jose
Caguas;
Mo-
HermenegilTiOr-
Maunabo.
ST.
D18S
Caribbean Apaches
Beechcrafts
Ai Isle Ver =,
International
308
Tel. 9-0099
to
a
out
by
Action
the
Party.
Catholic
by
tradi-
is
doing
here.
I
LOCAL MERMAIDS— Michele Lavergne, 14, and Chris-
am
Rome
diocese,
on
is
chureh
now
t
. — Night 3-7890
swimming team are glad to be called aside from the strict
eo
e e .
good excuse is
training at the Navy base for a picture.
business.
by
photo
(STAR
smile.
good
a real
for .
reason Hett)
a good Gunter
in
Counterfeit Bills Traced To French West Indies By
DOUGLAS
Secret
Service
yesterday
charges
loupe
officials dropped
against
tourists
earlier in
.D. RICHARDS
this
in San
two
bills
capitol. Check In Haiti Frank W. Leyva, head of the Secret Service in San Juan said yesterday a report from Haitian authorities failed to substantiate
here
after
back
Haitian
Guada-
arrested
month
bogus
Port-au-Prince, for Derby charging him with knowingly passing counterfeit U.S. money in the
counter-
tracing
to
a
bank
the French West Indies. At the same time, another
counterfeit that passed
reported bank.
ify
$20 bill, similar to by the tourists, was
by
The
a metrcpolitan bank
could
License Plate
area
not
Deadline
ident-
the depositer. Released last night were Denis
Boniface
Silver
Derby,
31,
61
Ginette Saint Jean, 29, both from Pointe-a-Pitre who were detained after
unwittingly
passing
a
counterfeit $20 note at Farnklin’s store
in
San
Coincident a
that
agents
with
their
said.
arrest
detainer
forwarded
Census
Bureau _ reports
many
losing
Juan,
major
US.
population
to
ATTENTION
from
cities
are
nearby
su-
license
tags is Friday. In applying
in
owners
take
should
.plate
person, their
car noti-
16,
Ponce
de
Leon. If you request the tags by mail, send a check or money order, payable to the seeretary of tbe treasury, and accompanied
by
the
notifica
tion, te the same.address. LITTLE PROF “There is a
save
berlttz
also are weleome.
an
sya
ot
e,
q “ae
<a 2
Mp
Rabad
know-
money
an investigathe arrest of 1, supported had received attempted
Derby
to pay for purchases at a Franklin store with one bill and was
Secret
The
that
of French
at
eam
origin
said
money
was
well known
and
during
years, this
recent
is the first time that the counterhave
French
cropped
here.
up
Guada-
in
authorities
loupe are checking banks through-
out the French West an effort to trace the the bogus bills.
Indies source
in of
Tokyo Trolleys Smell and
e Tokyo transport (®—Th dee will
buses
give
a
its 800
garden
for two weeks.
streets
atmos-
They
will
be scented with lilac and decorated with official flowers.
at
official
to U.S. Treasury experts. While they have frequently turned up in
cars
®
Service
counterfeit
the
department
OE a: @& 6
had
U.S.
the counterfeit bills from a bank
in Gaudaloupe.
TOKYO
®
product depart-
ment store, etc. Secretaries, Bankers,
t
Leyva said that tion subsequent to the couple last July their claim that they
feits
Stop
Derby
bogus
there.
sury
Dept.,
that
passed
Europe
The
aia Bose tena
ingly
fication to the Bureau of Collections, Commonwealth Trea-
‘TOURISTS
Male or Female Earn $$ Stateside Sensational or large drugstore for your
Set
.automobile
charges
found to be carrying another the time of his afrest.
Deadline for obtaining 1960-
and
mamma
mm!
Rico
Puerto
of the 70 member
tine Colee, 14, members
and state.”
burbs.
Charter Air Taxi Continental US
Street,
am
The
CROIX
All Islands of Twin Engine
prompted
passed
Catholic
was
AIRWAYS, INC.
Items
~
Angel
do Bernier, Patillas; Lorenzo rado, Arroyo; and Sebastian
tiz,
to
The Most Rev. James P. Davis, bishop of the San Juan
the
sector.
The Popular _Democratic conventions nominated the follow-
& Women
==
been
feit
Manuel
was
Christian
the
St. Thomas, VY. L Tel.
in the result-
for the Cayey-Cidra
and
he
new
Juan
tor
said
have
tor. Others nominated were: Juan Zayas Aponte, of Caguas, for
PARADISE STORE Main
self,
tion of church
Mendez.
Caguas-Aguas
a cable
a firm believer in the separa-
Guayama-Salinas secoverall district, labor
Victor
sent
San
ples to political centers,” the cable read in part. Velazquez, ‘a Catholic him-
Church
leader Justo Sanchez was nominated candidate for representative,
a
account-
public
yesterday
“J
Popular Democratic Party Guayama district Sunday
ed in the renomination Yidefonso Sola Morales
Velazquez,
fion,” Velazquez said, “but I cannot agree with what the
held by the
conventions
Local
in 67 municipa- | {
send the cable by the “inflammatory pamphlets” he said
Juan Melendez, Cayey; Eliseo Guerrero, Comerio; Ezequiel
Custom’s
And
pri
PPD Holds Convention In Guayama
Renominations
SAVE! °
of
and
|.
class-
“Catholic bishops and priests are converting the sacred tem-
drop
9,375
the
with said.
as compared last year, he
the
a notable
students,
of 7,079
in
600
Pope John XXIII at Rome protesting what he said was the interference of the Catholie Church in Puerto Rico in political affairs.
enrollment
an
had
scHools
located
certified
Juan
classes, 2,292 in veterans program,
night
are
Manuel
972 in other vocational classes and 11,474 in adult education in the vocational schools.
Power Shut Off
additional
another
Protests CAP
for them
Also the public school system included 43,446 students. in night
OLIVERAS
for
of Educa-
an
“Cable To Pope
in diversified occupations. Attend In Shifts
public
requested
million
period
schools
in industrial
5,705
762
and
the Department
rooms. The facilities built in the 1959-60
of
630,889 students, of whom 572,705 were enrolled in day classes, in-
cluding
~ .
Construction in 1960-61 will con-| ¥ tinue with appropriations totaling $3.5 million which will permit the | . building of another 600 classrooms, 1961-62 | ° Oliveras said. For the
public and private, in Puerto Rico
Public
CANDIDO
$5.3 Million Spent total of $5.3 million was during the 1959-60 construc-
A spent
ik
aM ime
ath
x
2
:
aa
JHE SAN JUAN STAR — Toesday, July, 12, 1960
Record Tourist Year Brought 344,000 | Visitors To Island
in Ponce, Arecibo and Mayagiiez:
When You. Specify
Tourism set new records in mento promoted factories showed Puerto Rico in fiscal 1959-60, ac- a considerable increase at the cording to figures of Fomento’s end of fiscal 1959-60 as compared Office of Economic Research. to the previous fisca] year, accordEmployment and wages in Fo- ing to preliminary figures. mento-promoted
to
new
figures. More than
in
plants
highs,
the
also
according . was
$53 million
island
by
rese
to
344,000
spent
tourists
who visited Puerto Rico fiscal 1959-60, as compared
million
spent
the
year by 274,767 cal 58-59 figures high:
During
the
during to $44
previous
fiscal
tourists. The fiswere the previous
the fiscal year just end-
ed, according to the report, employment in the tourism industry in
New
46,000,
Production
employs,
supervisors,
numbered
ed
$1.4
$1.3
million
million
Average
hourly
to 3,100 from year’s
were
figure
2;588.
the
previous.
fiscal
year’s
2,518, the report shows. Employment and wages
in
Fo-
|
excluding 41,000
dur-
compared
$34.91
fiscal
wag?
up
to
1958-59.
was-94
fron} 90 wegkly
cents
cents in earnings
fram
1958-59.
Hotel and boarding house rooms during 1959-60 increased to 2,890 from
as
during
the of
while
ing 1959-60, as compared to 37,533 for the previous yeur. The payroll for production employes during fiscal 1959-60 reach-
the island increased fiscal
in’: 1959-60
during the previous fiscal year the comparable figure was 41,572.
in 1959-60, up 1958-59, while
previous
“CLIPPER* CARGO”
jobs created by these plants
reached
$33.72
Shipments move Faster
for
a
Total investment ix the industrial program
increased
30
$500
million
of which $445 milliwn represented private investments. and. $55 mil lion,
government
itivestment.
Cuba Ad Man Buys Interest In Highley Advertisin g Co.
Just
advertising man, has purchased a substantial interest in The
PONCE
Highley
Ernesto
Luis
San
Soria,
veteran
Advertising
Havana
Company of
Juan.
The
.
announcement
was
founder agency,
ment
of the Puerto after signing an
with
founder
Soria,
of
pania,
a Cuban
Soria
will
advertising
firm.
executive
vice
local
Esquina
office
for
doorstep
Delfin Olmo
Compos
Telephone
2-0392
pickup
and
delivery?
MAY AGUEZ
ARECIBO Pedro Orpi
Albors
Pan Am
and Com-
American’s
Francisco Fabregas 162 McKinley Street Telephone 407 Red
104 929
J
Rican agreey
be
Ruiz
Pan
Telephone
made
president
Soria,
Call
Salud
by Leslie Highley, president and
5
FROM
has daily service between NEW
YORK:
which leaves New and
Arecibo
Cargo
San Juan
arriving
York at 9:30 PM
in San Juan
on
will be delivered
following
the
early
Mayagiiez
and these
three cities. flight 257
in Ponce,
morning...
president of the company, which has been renamed the Soria Advertising Co. Soria founded his in Havana in 1944
cy
TO NEW YORK: Cargo picked up in Ponce, Arecibo and Mayagiiez in the afternoon will leave San Juan on flight 252 at 1:00 AM and will be delivered in New York that same morning...
Highley,
own agenafter hold-
ing positions with the Havana Post and Publicidad Monroe. He is a business
administration
duate of. the Philadelphia. He
was
tional nal
Pierce
Advertising
of
the
of
Cuban
Men
and
accounts
gars
and
house,
as H. Factor,
Upman
(ci-
Westing-
Uncle
Ben
Rice, American Home Products and U.S. Rubber, according to Highley. The Highley agency was founded August 1, 1956. Highley is
a former worked
newspaperman
for Puerto
pers and as correspondent D.
C.,
Rican
who
newspa-
Associated Press in Washington,
Firestone,
Warner-Lam-
bert, Yandley of London, Canada Dry, among others, and is the Puerto Rico affiliate of Grant Advertising, Inc,, MacManus, John
& Adams
and
BBD&O.
SEOUL, Korea (®-—Eghiteen South Korean millionaires who wanted
to travel have been refused
permits.
investigating
The
government
charges
that
Labor Department WASHINGTON has
is they
evaded income taxes and profiteered under the ousted Syngman Rhee regime.
j#—The
Ibs.:
12 10 13 12
NEW 7,500
—
10,000 — 15,000
Labor
started
10,000
cents cents cents cents
YORK
per lb. per lb. per Ib. per lb.
‘ (minimum (minimum
440 1100
Ibs.) lbs.)
-
Records Of Unions Department
—
TO NEW
~
Checking Financial checking
10,000
YORK TO SAN JUAN
Ibs.:
13 cents
15,000 lIbs.:
11
Ibs. and over:
*Wearing
cents
10 cents 13 cents
apparel:
per lb. per
lb.
per lb. per Ib.
(minimum
440
lbs.)
thousands of financial reports filed
by
labor
unions
ander
the
Landrum-Griffin Ajt. Known officially” as
Management
measure
the
Repérting
Labor-
the
to
file
James
P.
desk
and],
way
and
books
and
yearly financial réports. Secretary Mitchell
audits
that
in
are
transactigns
of a union
gainst
checked
its
finan-
to the ‘department.
Financial report} must within 80 days affer the
be filed close of
a union’s fiscal year. So far, 39,080 international,: national and
local
unions
filed
reports.
adgitional
reports
are expected befgre the September from * unions
end of whose
Thousands
hav of
* Specific commodity
PAN
AM
fiscal year endéd June 30.
rates.
Effective July 6, 1960.
CLIPPER
VIA THE WORLD’S
finder cajes,
some
financial be
Labor
reported ‘both
field
will
of
1959
Act,
requires? unions
cial report
5. Koreans Slay Home exit
7,500
JUAN
10,000 Ibs. and over; *Wearing apparel: *Needlework:
the
handles
cigarettes),
Max
SAN
Na-
Associa-
agency
such
RATES:
gra-
Professio-
Advertising Agencies tion of Cuba. His
LOW
Schook*of
president
Association
NEW
LARGEST
INTERNATIONAL
CARGO AIR CARGO
CARRIER
Take advantage of the above new rates.
|
call
PREXCO PORTO
RICAN
EXPRESS
CO.
General Agents for Clipper Cargo.
=
SUGAR
High 66 610
Nov Sep
Low 60 6066
Clese 6638 66.6
Werld sugar futures Ne, 4 closed 17 Ragher. Sales 734 contracts.
MCKEE
yesterday.
trading
:
maw sugar spot 6.55.
and
Bxtra fancy Zenith 934.
in
cline
JONES
Most
the unchanged.
the announcement
averages:
a few|
.
.
140.64 94.62
Of 16] Off .25
area
so ampus RRS UTILS
210.96 Of 106!
> STKS
sharpest
its
Was
fall
since
Ene
deci
Co
the
next
American
be.
But
traders
|Nwst Airl +¥% +% | Ohio Oil —% | Olin Mathi —% | Otis Elev
or
Boeing Air
27%
+1
|Pa
49%
—¥%
|Pepsi
37
—Y% | Pfizer
(AP)—World
gar futures were moderate :
3anco Crédito is celebrating 65 years . of
————
continued service to Puerto Rico. During his long and productive history, Banco _Crédito ———
a
has been known as “el banco amigo”... the friendly bank.: “Amigo” (pronnounced ah-mee-go) is a great word, for it means friend.
has
Russia
that
34%
—1%|
Phillips
24% 27%
—% -1
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3
—%
|RCA
32%
31%
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2%
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49% 58% 47%
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ai ™ nous Dew Fe
ed offices, fully equipped and staffed to you with any
help
ne
: are
you
Whether
bank
y banking interested
or
the U. S. government slashed Cuban 1960 marketing quota
type
"Eh United!
problem in any
. . . or financing, of industrial or business any banking service under a single roof,
. they know cause you'll
find
: people the Island and its them
helpful
extra
* -1
Stud Pack | Texaco
i: ‘ 73%
oi —1%
17%
—-%
372 13%
—-%
aiding you with your business and plans.
financial
My
Grace
TOTAL
RESOURCES
OVER
$123,000 ,000
:
MEMBER, FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION .
For the nearest Crédito branch,
consult your telephone : directory.
atk
a:
55%
—% | Unit Fruit us _
58%
~ —%
u {US Smelt
3%
-1
=
37
—% |
2
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er. Sales 6 contracts.
68% 33% 41
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ae
Int Tel & Tel
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.
Find
Police
LONDON covered
sugar
an
sifter
(#—Police $11,200
that
silver | Lorillard
disappeared
at on
the big housewarming party given] 4); Pan) | Mun millionaire by American Getty. They found it in a phone | Merck booth.
Air
h
re-|Lone S Ce
MGM
_
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Com. Oil Ref. Co.
-
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58 BY
2,920,000
“*
89%
+h
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Tone
Sales
5. 47h
—1%
74%
11942
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104%
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have
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81%
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41%
100
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2%
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29% 26%
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FUTURES
COFFEE
higher. Sales 16 contracts. |
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tote
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3s = 36-28-30 utures *
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in
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+
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St Oil Ind |St Oil (NJ)
works out | Getty Oil Scions the covernmest of its plan to set Grete
fia) if a (pleasure: to: deeb souk yours! your amigos, at Banco Crédito. Bewelt
<ous:
+%
55%
Unch! —%
Gen Tel Motors price jump raders imattributed that | Gen the ai the tele so fence there may be a temporary period | General Tire
of
.
,
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the| for|
Unch
71
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These were
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52.
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figure.
1,508 tons at a
ot
41%.
Suerest Corporation bought 3,000 poed Wai tons and Pepsi Cola purchased | Firestn
fee,
/
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Island-wide network of banking offices. These are modern, conveniently locat-
;
3 +%
38
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+% | Sperry eae —%
41%
6258
+%
4 pont 30 points on the New York spot) es and a new 1960 high for| post Air
D
of
advance
Unch| =~ % || —% .%—-% —% +%
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320
—% |Si Reg Pap —%
Unch
17%
3%
65%
More than 700 amigos are ready and anxious to serve you at the Crédito’s
This
| Roy Dutch
Unch
645,
Ba
—%
20%
delivered.
|Reyn Tob
38%
4,500 tons of Philippines in port} at New York at 6.55 cents a pound
;
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offered | Colg Palm
In
.
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Unch| Roan Ant
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434% 118%2 2938
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for this year.
was
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Burroughs
cut off from Cuba’s quota to the | Con Edis U. S. market
RR
+%¥%,
the 700,000 tons of sugar|Comw
to buy
A
18%
Ind
and higher yesterday on Havana| Coca
advices
30%
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Sales
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the
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NEW YORK (AP)— Domestic sugar futures No. 6 closed 2 to 3 lower. Sales 61 contracts
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— Tuesday, July 12, 1960
STAR
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Record Earnings Of Banks \SIU, Teamsters Continue Rivalry NEW YORK WA majority”of nation’s
:
with demind for loans. | fer for
Pure.)
ond
oT Beer ay
. La Already challenging the Seatarers| tebe Rico, ‘an tnolficial woiceconsidered =f the Ponto
Puerto Rican workers in two | ¢rcion.
biggest banks are) Some banks'think ‘he Fed should! 1
‘The SIU has filed charges| a the Ponce cannery are the|wiar Party, carried im its last sue
earnings for the first| lower the amount (f reserves its| os coercion and ballot-buying| United i Workers/_ story m which the SIU was a banks-that’ | must suchmaintain sgainst Baxt the Express, TeamstersInc.,in the Va-|(UPWA), the incumbent unioti at|tighly critical of Séncher. The Yet neither the banks nor the/ amber Others argue & step| | jocia election | National Packing. UPWA has al|sitj charged Sanchez with stalling customers who borrows from them | might frighten the public imto think-| jyiy 1, without waiting for an| three-year contract which expires| on elections at the National Pack.
are catia bevy. ping a recession looms. NLRB ruling on challenged votes | Oct. 31, 1961. ing Co. weedy aul cost coumeeke oe One Pessibie Step that could reverse a Teamsier| The fourth element in the union lower interest rates en ‘types |, New York and Chicago banks’ lead. scramble is Ponce labor leader! Adenauer oc
at
Cen
terme
arin
loans,
cutoners| think there
is one:
why eames, (Cuntomers | could take
step the
without
Fed
2—
The
Jrightenimg the| vened
Teamsters
have
inter-|
Waldemiro
in an SIU election petition| elections
say they can’t find any more funds| PC0Ple that would ease the money | for control of some 400 workers be borrowers away, and why inter-|C@Bt
reserves
thes?
hanks
must|tuna
cannery,
applying to banks in 49 other}
Banks Fretting
principal cities.
abated,
i for loans
they
haven’t Their
un.| 2© dome sooner.
fret. because
*
reports,
however,
4
stockholders. banks chalk
% 3
up gains. In this they contrast with a number of industries that
¢
ate i Ses a show earnings Earnings
|
,
running
behind
Up, Depesits
Down
:
the
gain
rates
and
condition
calculated
erosion
money
ing account
of
supply
*
* in the
(check~
the
to the pres-
Munoz
ad-|of
national
feeling
among
the
island-aide! people.”
|
As
InsularM " ers
of Puerto Rico
a life
Along
insurance
company
other
with
an
banks
by
open
tection 5
keeps
, and modern
pace
easing
REHAU, Germany Whoever spends $28,084 le
area
Dallas,
Texas.
group
of sales _repre-
He
is a
with
times,
providing
new
-_
Wm. J. Williamson Insular
,
7
Rio Piedras
Manager
on
$100,000
castle,
the
a
Phone 6-1067 -
of
adds
a
oleate
the
Insular Office: Chase Manhattan Bank Bldg. - Room 30
Business
Baroque Castle, Anyone!
nae. a fw
capacity Juan
credit
buying
hills which
have
San
‘
to bank deposits and given them
can
in the
services to meet today’s needs.
investments
market
5S. Treasury
in
experienced
that fiaticher-rataras through
in an executive
business
sentatives, Mr. Williamson~will assist you in taking care of your personal insurance needs. BMA pro-
oneaeteustof — bot it other bee been, poring things than depos
has served
life insurance
:
of bank loan rates. Others Investments public has been saving about
pairs
the
its
; committee.
banks.
of the bamks and continuing irmness
U.
of
in
; past director of the Puerto Rican Association of Life Underwriters and chairman of the membership
explained the continuing tight posi-
the
backing
A! ministration
- since August, 1957, and formerly was associated with
‘Continued deterioration in bank
ed
.
J. Williamson
Wm.
Mr. Williamson
the
eposits, in combination with sustained bank loan demands, has
Pe
a
indi-
The SIU reportedly has the gen-| “But I must say I regret the lack eral
for the Commonwealth
deposits of the public
mute testimony
=
for
enne
>
at large plus currency outside banks), right down through May, on
work
Europe,
é
a gen-
“r
continuing
gave
to
in earnings.
this way:
sure
—
explain
Why interest rates stay high is explained by the New Yerk bank “A
countrymen
the | politically unified
One of America’s Leading Companies offering |
|
avis nee
ing income 19.8 per cent over last year. And so it goes across the nation. interest
is causing|his
about
BMA Announces the Appointment of
The First National City Bank
lent-up
member,
... Now Serves ‘ Puerto Rico
-
period last year, although deposits
“of the West Coast giant are dowp a fraction.
Higher
w—West
Life Insurance © Disability Protection © Group Plans
those
The Bank of America, the natien’s biggest, reports first ha!f earnings 11 per cent over the same
erally
Germany
in-
the amount of reserves member banks, especially. those in New York and Chicago, must maintain.
earnings
leav-|
ing the result up in the air.
also think the Federal Re Board should ease up on
The
BONN,
they
more funds to lend. chief complaintis the
should please bank One by one the big
name.
Teamsters polled 103 votes in| house House chief, Rep. Armando | cessful. “I am no nationalist,” he the SIDU’s| Sanchez, a Popular Party member | told the German Craftmen’s Assn,
creased competition among investment outlets for individual and corperate savings which has cut into bank deposits. And many
banks serve
Regrels
wages
In the Valencia Baxt contest, | future of the head of the Packing | cates he may have been too suc-
4
.
dem
his own
speculation
- | political
However, 36 other votes were| ago and
under
who
The incursion of the SIU into the}German Chancellor Konrad Ade-
turning that affair| low AFL-CIO
est en bank loans stays as high|*CeP down to the:16.5 per cent/ into a four-way dispute.
sever
Arroyo,
much damage to the castle and}} as,aeeeneis Deki Naepemeet|)
oily on. condlities: Wis demage|| is repaired. The owner, & vo mam, would prefer - the c rather. than. inmesting 32 tOTt
A Continuous Record of Progress and Service Since 1909
=
:
bar-
owner
ASSURANCE
Company of Crmorica
Yon re
did that}{
MEnN’s
Year |
:
Life Insurance | Life Insurance ° Im Force Premiums
1999 | $ 5919
2259 1949 1958 weep 1
none mene
$21,240,431 412,737,625 1,527,487,240 . LSet sine
$
= none none
3,490,873 11,469,930 25,750,901 27,669,648
Accident and Health Premiums
$
9197} 1,213,336]
1,976,250 11,574,448| 24,778,378) 25,859,343|
Total Income
$
9211] 1,234,325
6,512,010 26,938,196 60,375,346) 63,559,529]
.
$
Pa ymen ts Sinc e izati
5,687; 654,673|
19,839,703 81,078,089 181,250,934 195,834,453
§
722 2,302,315
45,187,833 99,894,728 274,758,673 305,365,545
.
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, July 12, 1960
BALL— George Fromm and Miss Ana FerCHARITY nandez were among the 200 guests attending the formal dinner-dance in the Club Caribe at the Caribe Hilton Hotel last Friday night. The ball benefited the Association for Crippled Children and Adults, (STAR Photo by Betty . Knorr) e
acs
PONCE
around
In and
' de Jesus46 “"™ By Rosarito
.
|
NANA
Ferraiouli and
patrons
Guillermo
Dr. Ferraiouli,
By Nory Segarra
Villalba.
at officiated Gregorio Father Nuptial Mass. The bride wore a soie de peau white of gown trimmed with Alencon lace, full, chapel and skirt floor-length was
and
Cuca
Cabassa.
The
Santana...
men
Maria
godmothers,
Rocafort
Hospital,
PONCENOS To Poncenos
de Paracchi-
Rodriguez... flower
Carmen
Maria
was
of more
held
at
than
200
Melia
Phil
Gilbert-will
July
18.
WELCOMES
YOU
We Carry
Reed & Barton for Olivetti
V. I.
m
GIFTS
5
JEWELRY
aad
WATCHES PERFUMES
~~
Open
every
day
8.
A.M.
>a
to
8 P.M.
St. Cut
out
arrival
this at
the
ad
Prices are the same
INCORPORATED
Thomas, and
airport
as in
town
m
L’ESCALE
S. Virgin
U.
present for
by
assistant
A worldwide choice of. ..
+ =
GUERLAIN AND A COMPLETE LINE OF IMPORTED FRENCH PERFUMES Agents for Agents
ing on
it in
your
the
Islands Cocktail
Lounge
upon i
after the
José
last
four
Saturday
years
of
Mr.
Vidal,
Henning
the
guests
new
resident
to
the
MIAMI DRAPERY 1863 Loiza St. Santurce Tel. 3-2111
de
about
two
each
paid
Special Served from
= 11:00 A.M. to
2:00
an
&
Petro
go
funds.
About
M.C.
with a delicious d’oveuvres,
and
cocktails
shells
and
guests
were
América
director
SPORTS
of
Employment
Pagan the
de
Puerto
Bureau,
who
shared a table with New Yorkers Dr. Shirley Schartock, Her-
nan Dr.
Schartock José
de
bankers the
and Jesus,
James
Mrs.
of
CENTER
Font Saldana, vice the House of Re of Puerto Rico,
Hostos
Alfonso
Gallardo
Valdés,
les,
Félix
and
the
escorting
Alegria,
Judy and
Luis
Soler,
Pierre
of
the
José
Bueso
Ada
Lacombe,
Rita the
guests
the
the
He
were
turn-
association
after
party
Fidel
Rican
was
Dr.
and
president
of
Chapter
of
assuciation
Ferré, honorary the association.
Ada
Juncos,
for
Collazo,
publicly
her
white
was
of
from
recogniz-
cooperation
orchids
Mr.
Luis
president.
Luz
was
tie the
and
association during Seals Campaign. A
to
the
its Easter corsage of
given
to
her
Ferre.
Mrs. long
$8.50
association’s
presented
Moreu,
national
by
who
which
$3,000
the
benefit
Ferraiuoli,Mrs. Guillermo
Puerto
ed
to
of
into
at
Atiles
Seix.
president
Canals, Mr. and Nrs. Raul Buxeda, the Rafael Benitez Car-
Vergne
P.M.
PUTT TT A Wliks
many
$15,
would
Miss the
Hon. Jorge president of presentatives
2 Gomes free and a Full Course Lunch $1.75
$
Among
Caribe
Hotel
hundred
ed over to expenses.
Ar-
the Medical Association of P.R. was chatting with Dr. and Mrs Héctor Rodriguez Villafane, Dr. and Mrs. José Ferraiouli, Dr. and Mrs. Luis Sanjurjo.
agri
A,
in
served
man-
Hilton
Cabrera.
sipped
Club
the
arranged,
coconut
the
the National Association of Crippled Children and Adults. The affair was attended by
Mogesen
hors.
morn-
Rican
MAR
and
in
Caribe
social directors introduced Mrs.
artistically
San-
£Y\
ning
the
pineapples.
Vidal,
4
Mrs.
Quinones
was
Colon,
4
general
hotel.
Delia
| canapes
Mrs.
is
and
Vidal to the guests: A splendid buffet, great assortment of
man-
Frank
the
naldo Meyners, of the hotel,
introduce
ager,
of
Cuban
for
island.
its
a
Mogesen,
Mrs.
service
Room
former sales manager of the Hilton’s hotel chain in Miami, was introduced to the guests by
and
left
Dr. and Mrs. Blas Ferraiouli were patrons at the formal dinner-dance held last Friday eve-
attended
of business and governplace at the
hotel.
the
dinner-reception Dan Admiral
affair,
Nereidas’
into
Garcia,
admiral
Grand
The same evening, La Concha Hotel held a cocktail party to
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through
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,
Sleeper
Martha
San
held a formal honoring Rear
and
executed
and
designed
was
groups
The
by a large crowd men, professionals ment officials, took
of
attend
to
juaneros.
ager
many social events. Last Friday evening, on City Hall’s terrace, the acting Mayor
tonight at the Tapia premieres Theater. The players’ wardrobe
guests
Hotel
Barrie,
actress Wendy
TV
Roca-
officials
divided
leaders
smaller
Alma
stage
film,
starring
Mater”,
fort, Frances Marie Matos Munera and Nilda Frontera Santana. Following the ceremony, a re-
ception
JUAN: IN SAN visiting San Juan
Old
Friday
government.
civic
and
of
*
+
week...“Dear
this
girls,
Paracchini
Juan.
San *
Car-
Breoke
at Fort
last
large group of Sanjuamen, _ profesbusiness
sionals,
couple will live in The St., Santurce.
will work
groom
ni and Nilda S. de Frontera... godfathers, Henry Paracchini and
Exor
The neros,
St.
to
trip
wedding
a
Thomas, the 620 Europa
brice’s brother Alberto Paracchini, Dr. Alejandro Franceschi, Joaquin Toledo and José Criado were ushers maid of honcr, Madeline Dosal...best man, Carles
toast.
bridal
After
place
a charity
evening.
tos, a friend of the family, made the
taking
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another
ball and a ballet premier, all
used by her sister-in-law Carmen | Maria Rocafort de Paracchini at She was given in | MARIA her wedding. TERESA PARACCHINI father Henry her by marriage late afternoon. Lawyer Raul MaParacchin. Bridesmaids were Ada Rita Valdivieso, Aidin Matos, Margarita
reception,
PVPVOTTYV
which
was
a formal
GFF POPP
prayer-book
Spanish
Last weekend
busy one on the San Juan social calendar. It began with a number of cocktail parties,
a
was
item
borrowed
Her
train.
Knorr)
Photo by Betty
(STAR
o f the ball.
and
Blas
Mrs.
and
the association;
of
president
Atiles Moreu,
of
Santana
Manuel
Mrs.
and
Mr.
of
son
Mrs.
leit
Children
for Crippled
Are Just Part Of A Busy Weekend
St., to Dr. José
Criado,
Adults;
president of the Association
were,
evening
Friday
dinner-dance
Attending the benefit
Admiral’s Reception, Charity Ball
néndez, daughter of Mr. and of Paracchini, Henry Mrs. Santana
PATRONS—
to right: Luis Ferré, honorary
flere And There
was | Church Merced the setting Saturday morn-| ' ing for the marriage of Ma-| ria Teresa Paracchini Me-| La
77 Comercio
DANCE
Ferraiouli, formal
elegant
gray
silk
in
a
taffeta,
gown, presided over the table of honor which she shared with Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Franceschini, last year’s ball patrons, Luis Ferre, the Guillermo Atilies Moreus, and members of the ball committee, Dr. and Mrs. Francisco
Ferraiouli,
the
Salva-
dor Caros, the Hector Coca Mirs, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Rossi, Ramon Casablancas, Attorney
the and
Mrs. Mariano Acosta Belarde, Manuel San Juan, Dr. Buxeda, Julio Martinez, Mrs. Angeles R. Gandia and the Rene Gemeces. /
Door
Prizes
Gustavo Agraits, Suntheimers, and
the Morton businessman
Round-trip tickets and St. Thomas and
to Mexico a weekend
Luis
others
at the
Hotel
Mejias
attended.
were
who
Dorado
Beach
were
(See BUSY WEEKEND, Page 9).
ee
s
¥
Ni Bissell’ Old Standby: | Are Easy And Nutritious The effervescence of Vi Bissell is contagious. British-
born Mrs. Bissell, married to Ferdinand Bissell, vice president of the international and credit division of the Banco Popular of Puerto Rico, is reluctant to talk abeut herself.
through her bub-*——-—
Somehow bly
conservation,
she
gives
you an insight into her~busy life and passes along some of her enthusiasms and inter-
est in living. Born and educated in Enfield, Middlesex, England (her last fe home was for the coronaion of Queen Elizabeth II), she
she did not adopt some
now that her own “I feel that duty to.God
I
children
were
:
grown.
have, dane and ‘country
my by
raising four, but I do wish that
Ba
NEW
MANAGER—
Pictured with La Concha
Hotel’s new
resident manager
are sev-
1 could something about the eral guests to the cocktail in his henor, heid last Friday afternoon. They are left to plight of akhandoned and home- right, Herman Schartock, Mrs. Petro América Pagan de Colén, Mrs. Frank Vidal, Mr. less animals.” The shelter is Vidal, and Dr. Shirley Schartock. ( STAR Photo by Betty Knorr) now run by Mr. an ;Mrs. J. V.
Ann Landers Says
eres
Sick Children Should Stay Home DEAR
ANN
LANDERS:
their
My husband’s kooky sister thinks she knows everything. Donna has four children. They're wheezing
always coughing and getting every
of childhood Last winter
and kind
disease in the book. they had measles,
chicken-pox,
and
scarlet
fever,
sorted
allergies,
colds,
flu,
aches,
and
sore
Several my
(I
seven
ear-
ago
she
have
three
years
of
came
to
children
age)
and
celebrity dy
ears I took his was 102). I said “‘Donna,
the mumps.” so,
too.””
looked
temperature I think
Glen
She replied,
I then
told
her
expose
said,
my
everything
for kids
concert.
wrong.
was
great
door
and
after
his autograph. and
said
My husband
him
He his
after-
waiting
for
asked
brushed hands
a
DEAR MOTHER: A good idea, but not a
letter is a “scalding”
one.
for
them
were
too
was furious and sug-
Something
more
He said but
and
gested the boys write letter. What is your B’S MOTHER
: My
and
friend te
[
am
and
buy
was at
this
would
be
effective:
Dear. dy,
like
scalding advice?—
tickets
te
We
stage
cause
your
hands
hands
were
plauding.
your to
an
too you
your
us,
be-
tired.
Our
—from
ap-
were
tired,
it
hour
get
refused
Thank
My
time
concert.
for
door
You
Bud-
old.
for a long
waited
autograph.
is
years
I saved
great. the
name
13
anyway.—”
Vicki says:
had
house
youngsters.
‘It’s healthy
the
was
concert
complimented
has
she
took
an hour the pianist appeared. They
‘I think
a nerve to bring him to my and
(it
to hear
They
wards he and his pal went to the
tired.
youngsters
after
I asked what the
if he had the mumps. When he complained of soreness behind his
her
weeks
About 5:00 in the afternoon Budcame home with a long face.
aside
of
for
pianist.
along autograph books in case they were lucky enough to see the
as
one
allowance
well-known
stage
throats.
days
house
under
as-
a
She
“come jump with me”
to get
early.”
I am furious because my two kids came down with the mumps yesterday.
CHEESE FONDUE— Fresh from the oven, ' (STAR Photo by Betty Knorr) :
met “Ferd” on a trip: to United States “more years
the ago
than
she
I
like
laughs,
to
remember,”
despite
her
pearance. They within the year
Puerto Her
Rico two
reside ried
in sons,
presented
Steve
daughter
York.
her
with and each
Steve,
his
are
married came to
popular
Vi’s
since
the
home.
It for
children
is
hard
two,”
but
hay@*left
for:
here
San
Juan
Interests interests in
church
“Refugio
de
los
Animales la Milagrosa.” In fact, through a chance remark one evening to Vinnie Samaritano (Mrs. A.J.), the idea of the shelter
was
brought
Mrs. Samaritano
into
asked
i
to giv-
among’
vacationing
shelter,
Ae
she
her
favprites
ican
1
cheese,
can
and
2 cups
cream 1
brea@tubes,
chickéy: soup
teaspoon
bitters. Add
of
of
. beaten
being.
Vi
ar gpstura
“ae egg
to
cheese, bread, soup and Fold in beaten egg whifés
bake
for
gree
oven.
1 hour
in
Enough
-Bitters. and
a ‘390 defor fgur
six.
to
{i CRABMEAT
tablespoon
of
CASSE
LE:
is, h
add chop-
evajorated
of jlgur,_1 butter, pepper
and salt to taste with @ dash of
Worcestershire
saude,
Mix
together and bake at 375 degrees for 20 te 30 minutes. Serves
why four to six,
fei:
nermal
precaution
protect
3
should
children
ANTIGUA CARNIVAL
be taken
against
all
diseases. It’s stupid for a mother to take a sick child anywhere. A youngster with a fever should be at
home.
Furthermore,
ren get inviting
most
enough illnesses mere. She did
july 28 — August 5
child-
ST. THOMAS
without you ne
faver.
.:“being
easy to prepare and very nutritious.” , its CHEESE FONDUE: 4; eggs separated, 2 cups grated»Amer-
and charitable works. She is Chop 3 hard-cooked active in Jesuit Father Leon’s 1 can crabmeat, 1 project of sorting and distributing used clothing to the island’s ped parsley, 1 can needy and in Puerto Rico’s only milk, 2 tablespoons animal
in-
!
“esg cially
who
baby
mainly
not
girls
outside-of-home
centered
is
en us two of her tried api true recipes which she sy are
social set, are now cloistered nuns in the Francisean order of the Poor Clares at Bordentown, .N.J.
are
she
in cooking,
mar-
girl, within other. Right
the
says
kooky Your
dector will tell you that every te
© #
Greg,
and
Outside
Vi
terested”
citizens.
sole-
and
grandchil-
wife
in
private
DEAR MOTHER: Your sister-in-law is mistaken,
Both
and Vi is-a happy “baby-sitter.” The Bissell daughters, who were both
ly by
cook
Rican’
dren, a boy four days of
now,
were and
ap-
1952.
in New Puerto
youthful
Quifiones and is supported
Is-she right?—KOOKY’S
SISTER-IN-LAW
*e¢
DEAR
ANN
year-old
son
LANDERS: and
his
Our
friend
13-
saved
Busy Weekend
ST. KiTT$
me ROUND Tre
(Continued From Page 8) raffled
among
the
guests
as door
prizes. Dr. Jose A. Roure won the weekend at the Ei Dorado Beath Hotel; the round trip ticket
to
Mexico
was
won
by
Martinez Vela Inc., of San Juan, and the reund trip ticket to St. Thomas, by Dr. Ralph Lum. Guests at the ball.were Miss Rosa Mercedes Ferraiouli escorted by her brother Blas, Jr., the Dan Davilas, Dr. and Mrs. Bacilio Davila, the Harold Lockheimers, the Benjamin -Sanchez Hidaigos,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Milton
Toppel, Harold Toppel, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Carmain, Mrs. Magua Toti, Dr. and Mrs. Eugenio Fernandez Cerra, the Hernan Pesqueras, Dr. and. Mrs. Eugenio de
Hostos and
the { William Salas. | 7
ANTIGUA
After jumping at the Antigua Carnival, you may also visit St. Thomas and St. Kitts at no
increase
in
Juan
day
any
fore. via
Leave
San
BWIA.
Main office
LA RADA HOTEL TEL.
3-5380
Reservations: 9-0280 — 9-0281 Vicki is a trade mack owned and
by Briton went indian hersayss Peg
6 fF PALO AAN
10 Our Man
in San Juan
Foreign Films:
Talk About
By Last Friday this department published a column called “Foreign Films, Anyone?” in.an attempt to discover if there are enough people interested in supporting a non-profit, non-
partisan Cinema Club devoted to bringing to San Juan fine films from all over the world. (Because
of
and
smaller
audiences
for
com-
is
it
fare,
film
sophisticated
more
the
taxes
mercially impossible for local movie-house operators to import foreign films.) By Monday morning more than 100 pledges of confidence and support were received by Our Man. These San Juaneros said they are
willing
to
support
a
are
some
pay
an
annual
Cinema
of
membership
Club
their
of
Congratulations
Rico.
Here
for foreign films cational ones...”
€
on
this
great success. We of
idea...1
hope
you
have truly been starved
all
kinds,
as
San
ee But
as edu-
“After
reading
wondering eign
whether
movies
If they're sign
up
your
the
would
in
be
Spanish,
for
a
column,
subtitles in
I'll run
quickie
for
English
course
or
right at
was
left
fhe
for-
Spanish.
down a
and
language
school.”
J. Douglas (NOTE:
Save
your
Rio Piedras. money for club
mem-
Decision
southern
about
that
an
a
new
foreign
enthusiastic
San
Juan.
films
welcome
We
didn’t
club
from
give
will
the
our
blan-
in foreign films, club and attend
forward
them
most every
to
with
anxious month.
our
discussed
the
to
find
films
and
greatest
and
I am
in
this
sure new
he San
jifficult and
over
also
is
regarded
as
able.
A
volatile
man,
enough
of
assistance
%
cinema
fans
are
recruited,
a
club will be organized by the San Juan §TAR with the cooperation of the University of Puerto Rico and the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture.
Each
a different Those
month
local
a
showing
charity
willing
to
will
the
San
Juan
STAR,
Box
Ci-
TN es
of
club
me
to
join
TODAY’S
BEST
FROM
EUROPE
|
the
grab to
floor
the
of
It was
i
a
1
nated
the
apparent
nedy
=\_
Franz Fuchsel *iQ~ ‘Would you, mind
station?”
les
dropping
my
. passenger
at
off é
for with
coming a
with that the|in-laws in
tion.
to
bodyguard.
many town
it
as
one has
and
1
presently
things
i
tory has the old
are
the
He
end
Power”
he club.
viewer of in such a
Senators
them
based
a
on
in
and
the
re-
members deprived
seniority.
determined
is
that
the
a
campaign,
led
can
the
win.
party;
Belief the
not
at
ballots
would
Kennedy effort,
belief
Deep
in history.
does
their
all
from
not
mean
the
ban
no-
southern
for the can
walk-out.
By
stimulated
is
example,
withhold
that
South
About
Can
and
Sen.
Win
finally
brought
Kennedy
legislative
will
Gov.
be
influence
nomi-
is
all it has left is the really
political are
for
patronage
in
a
at
plumbs
constituents
is
would
come
to
them.
insofar
as
being
able
concerned.
The
scent
of
possible
them eager and alert. They must familiar image of themselves at
time sake,
persuading do nothing
Second
who 14th guy
Ken-
Los
Angeman
relatives and needs protec-
at
4
But, like,
They to
do
vic-
be sure to maintain home, while at the
the state organizations rash at the convention.
convenes
its
enormous
condition
starved
Convention
Jack Any
in
the
excluding
been
for
not
cannot
around,
certain
*
blame
But,
around.
power of committee chairmanships, especially those on rules. with a Democrat in the White House, even one they didn’t
hotel. the
him
Committee
punish
by
which has
action,
will
feeling
Convention
man
Barnett.
would
states
there
Barnett’s
The
| l
same God’s
convention
ee
can’t
this,
electors
lowest ebb
him.
You
certainly
bolting
7
off
Gov.
chairmanships of
Gov.
state
Barnett
was not Democratic Chairman Paul Butler. Nobody was pushing
almost
from
to
please,
for
Program Session p.m.
western Invocation by Demetrics, Bishop of Olympus, states of the Greek archdiocese. ‘ The National anthem —Alma Pedroza, prima donna, Mexico City
Opera. Pledge of allegiance to the flag, led Democratic nominee for Congress, 21st
California, Address
by
nator-elect
jump
quickly
it
What
sss
Police
does
brought
“save-the-South’s
Swayed
Jack Kennedy, a Pulitzer prize author, may bring out a convention autobiography: “From Here to Maturity.”
DENMARK
it.
argue
FLETCHER KNEBEL _~ STAR Washington Buréau~
threatens
as
the
who
Senators from participating in the January reorganization this as* they could if thé- party defiantly walked out of convention. This may or may not be true. But at least one
FEVER
By
join
committee
POTOMAC
4
persuaders
Might Lose Seniority Rights this must seem a puzzle to the average means simply that the national party is
of It
minee.
|
Z
hidden
dominate to
that
SSS
-
Prac-
I l
in
I
Z
easily.
the
or administration
an
boils over
He
unreli-
I
PHONE to one of the executive correspondence.
he
to secede.
politically
1
ADDRESS
Check here if you can devote some time needed to handle funds, records, end
likely
most
largely by the Senate veterans of the South, to prevent a bolt at the convention. But, there is a substantial element of cynicism
NAME
committees
not
expected
Because
uv
oO o oO
—ewrwrrrrnrene
Proposed
obligate
most the
organization of the Congress next January. Southern would lose their seniority rights and would thereby be
! will support a non-partisan, non-profit film club in San Juan. | can specifically assure the club member (s). | (or each of us) would be willing to pay an annual membership fee of $10 to $15 to see at least eight to 10 foreign film showings, once e@ month, in a comfortable theater. not
of the
Congressmen
Cinema Club of Puerto Rice
form is merely a head-count pledge. It does |! am enclosing no money at this time.
the man
go whooping off the reservation if things don’t go to suit him. Gov. Hollings, a more urbane and sophisticated man political-
mood
4187,
A Vote of Confidence In The Proposed
from
part
All pelitics.
nema Club of Puerto Rico are requested to fill in the blank below and mail it to: Our Man In San Juan, The San Juan, P. R.
the
may
is
benefit
proposed
resisted
congressmen
the
ly, does
organization.
support
have
and
ically no heat is required. Hence, while his Ralph McGi atest decision not to adjourn his state committee and to make every effort to remain in the convention repre sents a victory for the “save the southern committee chairmanships” movement, there will be no real feeling of assurance on
Juan
%
They
senators
were
project. Good luck!” Mrs. Margarita A. Lee s
If
be
of
and
interest.
will
defiant.
these
over
aff--tions
the
their own states as well as others brought in as persuaders. Barnett was considered the most
Mr. Rafael Ramos Cobian was always most cooperative and helpful to our Foreign Films. you
most
dishments
to join the They really
and
gone
peo-
interested
pa-
party
the
safe.
be
the
surprised
the those
to
want
senators
Democratic
veteran
the
the
lose,
or
give
would
victory
sand
have thought
for for
for
especially
Southern Democrats badly need this to hold more influential constituents. In their
Gov. been
was
adjourn
have
win
that
committees,
Gov. Ross Barnett, of Mississippi, and Ernest Hollings, of South Carolina, have
members..I
to
be that nothing major congressio-
city of any kind, yet our membership grew by leaps and bounds until we had almost a theuple that I never would
not
its leaders
emphasized
important
the
Presidential
a
But,
rules.
case
publi-
—---------------------- 5
This
Delegation
And
victory.
have
They
dominate
will
tronage. of their
have
any
State
leadership.
a Democratic
committees.
on
public - of
club
Mississippi
pleading privately been months several to jeopardize ‘southern control” of the
South
writing
and sending in coupons, so please don’t judge _ by the response to your appeal. I can assure you
the
Senate
It senses nal
space to enumerate now. People are sometimes lazy
by
McGill ®
its session until after the Democratic National Convention purposes of rejecting the nominations, was a sweaty victory
or
Club
I
sub-
past done
to
8
English
had great success but had to give it up due to a series of circumstances I have no time
“I can specifically assure the club 10 members and possibly many more.” Miss Clotilde Benitez University of P. R. se
have
we showed the best available foreign films. We
thoroughly
*
will
ZrmmmnnncammmmssBy Ralph
“A group of us organized a Foreign Films Club in San Juan in 1950, and for three years
looked
please.”
films
Dinhofer
\
Valentine
commercials A. Berkholtz Bayamon
*
The
Southern
Senate Leadership
ses
by
no
*-
well
bership.
Al
titles.)
Juan.
Jock “Wonderful:
to help
comments: ss
have
Puerto
lasuring
Report Margaret
The
from
Hon.
North
Burdick,
United
Brown, district,
States
Se-
Dakota.
of committee Price,
Quentin
by Mrs. Rudd congressional
on permanent
chairman,
national
chigan. Address by the permanent lins, Governor of Florida.
organization
committeewoman
chairman,
The
Hen.
from
Mrs.
from
Mi-
Leroy
Col-
Report from the committee on credentials—The Hon. Calvin Rawlings, chairman, national committeeman, from Utah, and The Hon. Camille F. Gravel, Jr., co-chairman, national committeeman from Louisiana..
Report from the committee on resolutions and platform by The Hon Chester Bowles, United States Representative from Cennecticut,
and
Philip
B.
Perlman,
A hymn by the Jubilee Stars. Benediction by The Rev. Canon Episeopal
The
diecese
of
Los
1 Anthem
Angeles.
=.
Maryland,
Noble
co-chairman.__
L. Owings,
:
of
the 3
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Beguise Malt au Mal
ice
To
Parents
The Department
of Health has reported 25 new
of polio last week which brings the total for the year to 286, compared with a total of only three up te this time last year. All of the 25 new cases were of
the paralytic type.
The disease has been striking children under five especially, and the Department has advised repeatedly
that parents have their children inoculated with vac-
cime
to
guard against
the disedse.
All
children, of
course, should have the shets but ne child of five and under should be left without the protection of the vaccine. The
seriousness
of the
outbreak
which
has con-
tinued at a steady rate of inerease for several weeks
can best be realized by comparison with
the incidence
of the disease in the United States this year.
In the entire U. S. up to last week, a total af 476
cases had been reported, 348 of them paralytic, among
a pepulation of clese to 180 million persons.
In Puer.
to Rico, with 2.3 million, we have only 190 fewer:cases of polio thar im all the United States. “2 Please
give your
To
the vaccine
today.
=
Investigate
i
A young police officer was shot te death last; Sunday while im the performance of his duty. Hy was shet three times by a man police say had been arrested three times since 1956, and convicted once. °:
The man
Mancow DASH.leurs Post Dispatcle
| From Washington
charged with the murder of the ‘young
Johnson Is Meeting Resistance
policeman had a permit to carry a gun. The Rermit was issued by a Caguas judge on Oct. 20, 1959. The dates given abeve are important. ‘fhink
Before
about them if you are a law-abiding citizen. They will make you feel less secure about your governmert and your laws. ,
Think about those dates if you are a criminal. They will give you new confidence to continue your life of
crime.
A young
permit
policeman,
;
Luis
@ man with a criminal to carry a gun.
E. Santiago, is’ dead record
was
giyen ;
a
The District Attorney said yesterday he wifl con-
duct an investigation te determine how many pfrsons with criminal records have permits to earry tleadly
weapons.
K
That is encouraging. But it is frightening too. De we really issue gum permits here to person¥ with eriminal records? \ Will the D.A. find others with criminal r:cords and an official permit te carry gums? It seems in—" but then we do live im a strange, inciedibie
ime.
“Adios Abby Abby, with
our
the
first
shores
this
.
;
MS >
bh
of
her
season
disreputable has
passed
us
mace
ee
Time
child
ilk Vi by.
“If
He Gets Started
~
}
By William S. White WASHINGTON— pudiated
in
closest Sen. dacy
their
party
They
own
are
men
states
associates
Lynden B. in advance.
supporters
Bitter
attempting
from
the
re-
tion,
for
for
any
that
break
him
ecandi-
in the November election. Any and again ironically—would be
drive as
even well
his
as
moderate—,
from
accept
tuation. His
principal concern,
instead,
any
sec-
them.
was
wildly
to
that
his
cindicate
the
South
Kennedy's
the
son himself knows it. Im leaving here for Los Angeles, the Texan umbhesitatingly conceded his chief rival, Sen. Joha F. Kennedy, to be the front-runner “as of now.” Johnson nevertheless showed no great worry over this si-
we
rights
to
Though they are unlikely te accomplish their objective, ihe pessibility does exist. And John-
flirt
a civil
trying
to
matter—to
write
Presidential
mederate
own
might
their
conservative— South out ef the Democratic convention before the Presidential balloting begins. They are demanding civil rights and allied planks so inrrationally extreme as to make it impossible
“friends”
by
are
Johnson’s
already
he
and
and
unworkable
the
record
Though
a
believes
in
border
and
genuine
plank
so
as
to
lose
states.
as
well
such plank— wholly alien
convictions.
liberal
a rational
on
civil
approach
rights,
te
an
old
amd passionate problem. And he maintains, so far, the warmest of political friendships with the moderate Southerners. Bowles, a frank but fair-minded Kennedy partisan, was appoimted to the platform post by Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler. Butler, also a Kennedy backer though lately a quieter ome, has been cutting at Johnson tirelessly for years. No
one
supposes
Bowles
personally
will
be less than fair. The question is whether he can restrain others. The Butler-appojnted platferm cochairman, Philip Perlman, is an extremist civil rights adveeate, as is Butler. Two additional such advocates with great influence
speak disrespectfully of the lady it’s because we |islike her behavior. At this time of year she and het kind come roaring destructively out of the womb of%hurri-
Southern and berder state supporters might be taunted into angry reactions by the sustained
before Jeseph
the committee are Paul Ziffren and Rauh Jr. Both have had a widely-
provocations of ostensible South-baiters are more exactly Johnson-baiters.
who
known
animosity
he
car-
have come and gone,
ried
Angeles—as,
iro-
Butler, though still national chairman, long sinee was ousted by his own colleagues as na-
canes in the seas: seuth of us and, every now and then, they don’t pass us by. When these female dervishes destruction and
they: leave havoc
of crops, wrecked
homes,
in their. wake,
flooded ytreets
broken water mains and light poles. F Fortunately, we now have good early rning systems that permit us te prepare for their visitations. We can hide away, batten down and at least Brevent the less of lives. We’re grateful that the dreaded hur-
Yicanes ne longer take
The to
message his
of
highest
backers
in
priority
Los
nically, the -only Senate leader ever real civil rights legislation in eight
to pass decades
—was this: “No matter
te
don’t let them Bowles A
heavy
‘ they
what
make you Shoulders obligation
do
or
say
you,
lose your heads.” Responsibility for
responsible
con-
even
duct man
undoubtedly now rests upon the chairof the convention Platform Committee,
take, we must say that we’re happy when they snub us, as Abby did yesterday. We hope she blows jerself
Rep.
Chester
us by
surprise.
Buf
though we know where they lurk, and the courge they
out
of ; As for you, Brenda, we hope you nevér get born. and
dies
the death
For
much
than Johnsen’s future is involved
here.
| Invelved also is the future of Kennedy self, should he emerge the nominee.
him-
mere
Kennedy's
Bowles
of
dange:
Connecticut.
is that overzealous.
tional
to
Johnson.
committeeman
Indiana.
Ziffren
from
was
just
his
own
similarly
state
of
ousted
by
his own colleagues in California. Periman never heid elective office and for eight years has held no appointive office. He was Solicitor
General in never held a
splinter
eratic aims
form
group
Action.
is the Elected
South
the Truman Administration. Rauh any public office. He speaks for
who
called
One
of
aC)
Demo-
stated
from
are
the
Committee refu
for
highest
defeat of Johnson. United States Senators
supposed have
even
0
to
publicly
the “Butler group’ for ‘the has
Americans
ADA’s be
on
complained
first''time
COonsu
wi
the
Platthat
in, history. nen oo
{
'
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, July 12, 1960
12
4
‘Ha, Ha, Ha!,” Says Prince Philip, Viewing Picasso Art spent
32
minutes
surveying
The
Ever the honor
ET
his
chateau
In
addition
in
France,
prodigious output him a millionaire.
to
the
paintings,
paella and Philip, the 2,000 previewers who paid five guineas ($14.70) a head got to see movie stars Gregory Peck and Anthony Quinn, to drink a sour red wine
called sangria, and to hear a background
guest
at the opening of the Tate Gallery's summer show of Picassos The 268 paintings and other works, from private and public collections in 12 countries, are the biggest showing of the noted Spanish artist's work ever assembled. The 72-year-old artist stayed
TO
at
keeping up the which has made
the
65 years of artist Pablo Picasso's career and 35 minutes at the chow table that accompanied it. “Ha, ha, ha,’ was the major comment on the art from the husband of Queen Elizabeth II. What he thowzht about the food —that Spanish dish of chicken and rice called paella— was not reported Biggest Prince was
home
of canned
As at most the paintings
flamenco
music.
such art openings, got less attention
than anything else. opened to the public will run until Sept. 18.
The show later and
Proceeds of the preview went
to
the Institute of Contemporary Arts, a private group which has plans for an exhibition and study center in London. Fleur Cowles, American writer now married to a Briton, is a big wheel in the institute. -
NEW YORK NEW YORK
president and president pro tem of the Philippine senate, visited Puerto Rico last week
dinner
By
WHLLIAM
NEW
rcussed among
of 3 Pan Am Jets DAILY
under in
ed
DOS-CINCODOS — The
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the
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rican cult
nations. to
get
It would those
United
be
wielding
have
for the United
they
time
for
the .
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being
much
expressed
by
worry
Cuban
Dorticos,
is
ready
is
such
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the “people”
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demand.
Castro probably does not consider himself a Communist in the
States and Cuba as_ promptly as possible. This would lead to a just agreement, thus strengthening the unity of our con-
Soviet sense, but a Marxist socialist. However, he has driven
tinent.”
He is surrounded
himself
into
a
tight
position.
by men
“a
yet,
political to
use
however,
in-
the
of Fidel activities.
whose
educated
more
to the
pu-
as a They
succeed-
young
people.
dyramie
revolutionary
contribution processes
in
Cuba.” The time does not seem ripe for the Communists to bid for the
actual
bably
power.
will
not
The
come
time
pro-
until
the
Communists are satisfied that the stage has been properly set
and that the attempt will them more good than harm.
do
Cuba's Ambassador
To Bonn Resigns BONN
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Montoro,
resigned yesterday bassador to West
as Cuba’s Germany.
said
in
he
could
serve under torship.
to
declare Cuba Communist “if the Cuban people demand it.” Since Communists refer to themselves as “the people,” it would be no
trick to have
able
A battle has been raging for months among_ university students, sparked by the regime’s demand that young men make
exi-
les. It is typified by Miro Cardona’s word to his friends from his refuge in the Argentine embassy. He has told them that Castro’s figure head president,
Osvaldo
not
island’s
complexion.
Cuba,
enormous and
they would like to have from the
diffi-
proway
in
of
left wing philosophy and fanatic anti-Yankeeism, the support
States election campaign, bably likes things just the
are
philosophy
description
ed in lining up, behind extreme
an-
When Soviet Premier Khrushchev visits Cuba, it is fairly likely he will advise the Castro regime against rash _ decisions. Khrushchev who may show up in Havana just in time to create
being.
the
blic-hero figure front for their
governments
a different
professed
justify
Soviet-type Communism. Behind those men are 30,000 members of a disciplined Communist party hard core, now
to condemn a sister Latin nation publicly. Should Castro, however, openly ally Cuba with the Soviet Union or establish a Soviet military base in the western hemisphere, the problem for the other governments would
on
and
would
create heavy in Latin Ame-
a noisy diversion
Prime Minister Fidel Castro is an “absurd” man who menaces the cause of his country’s revolution with a_ dictatorship
which
actions
take
stand, nothing does with re-
Mexico Ex-President (alls Castro ‘Absurd’ MEXICO,
Latin American eyes, to submit to Castro’s insults and sledgehammer tactics displays U.S. weakness. To retaliate against them—as in the case of the. cut in sugar quotas from Cuba— creates sympathy for Castro.
vement,
cause of the implicit dangers. Second, the way matters stand
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Figueroa Recital Gratifies Sunday’s
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Quartet
and
a sweét-
quartet
Rican
by
late
composer
José
seemed
—an ume,
automatic increase of volwhich can mar an otherfine performance.
wise
on
Sunday
to
11:00—-(4) 11:30-(4)
Pototo y Club del
12:00—(4) 1:30-(4)
—without
July
12
Both
quartets
ed
of
harmonic
Mendelssohn.
were
The
well
play-
Figueroas
are
Film
5:30—(2)
Les
made
memory.
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Music
rides
and
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coming
here
For
Hour
WASHINGTON
(®—The
a young
cook
caters
The
Force will have its own medals under a bill signed by President Eisenhower. 74 The bill creates an Air Force Cress and an Airman’s Medal to take the place of the Distinguished
Service
Cross
and
Soldiers
night a
and
me
to”
began
from
the
West
to
town,
and
to
to study
15 or
moved Indies, made
Jamaican
girls,
the
The
America’s
student,
pre-
learned
Orleans’
Word
contribution
in
to
to
that New
Midwest
town
the
other
LOUIS ARMSTRONG paring a treatise on new art forms, once asked Satch his opinion of
folk music.
One Kind Of Music
“‘Man,”’ answered Armstrong. “I don’t know any kind of music
Kimono
LORRAINE:
The
MATIENZO:
Amor
Rabbit
en
Trap
la
Sombra
Libel
at
10:00
P.M.
“The
Balas
PARAMOUNT:
Unforgiven
The
Waterloo
Lady?
FBI
NEW BROADWAY: Nosotros
de
Bridge,
Story”
Plata,
Certain
Feeling
PARADISE:
Road
Accused
Gang,
Paratroop
Command CAPARRA TERRACE : Marea de Satanas, Cuando Me Vaya PUERTO
Step
Down
te
Round the Mountain BAYAMON
Solomon FAJARDO
and
The sion
new-
on
said such
tends
to
his flights
people
in
are
reach in
of
Aguadilla,
A.
Garcia-Mendez
governor
of
the
is
dis-
trict. The gavel will be turned over to him by Lions Gov. Joaquin also
.
Correa present
Suarez, awards
who will’ to mem-
bers.
division
Council
Johnson, work
51
Vice Racket
immigrant British
in
International, Lions
District
Mahuel
PUERTO RICO: The Scapegoat PARAISO: Te Sigo Esperando
the
trumpet
Lions To Install New Directors -
‘the™ new.
Chase
New
in Chicago.”
Aguadilla.
Terror,
Sheba
to play second
his band
rectors at a cocktail-dinnerdance starting at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Hotel Montemar,
PONCE FOX-DELICIAS:
with ‘‘that
will install its new board of di-
Alene,
INTERNATIONAL DRIVE IN: a Crooked Shadow, Paleface
Orleans
The Lions
rator
CORCELLES: Buchanan Rides The Notorious Mr. Monks ROUSEVELT Coming
thrill of those 60 years? “I guess,” he answéred that famed toothy grin,
Club
NUEVO
KRESTO DENIA: Quentin Durward MARTI: .The Mating Game, Big Ope-
ROOSEVELT:
earned him millions along with an easy familiarity with Eyropean_ royalty, what was the greatest
King Oliver called me out of New
I
®.
Hot
bult folk music— I ain’t never heard a hoss sing a song.” . To the man whese trumpet has
would have been back in 1922 when
SAN JUAN RIALTO: Face of Fire, The Gtant . Behemoth RIO PIEDRAS SUPER DRIVE IN: Funny Face, That
them
about
European
day—
he
honky-tonks
Louis
all
serious
precious
every
when
speakeasies. Leuie was
ed
cautioned
.
wife
played the riverboats the new music from
in on a vice
certain
friend
culture.
Against
officials have
said his young
was
anything4
that
practices
ritual
Medal
among Air Force personnel. The Air Force has been seeking its own decorations since it was separated from the Army in 1947. The Navy has long had its own medals.
Carmichael
hit
lip is never given a rest. blows a show most every
RIVIERA:
Air
“Armstrong
was Bix Beiderbecke, later to be-— come legendary himself among
A
GRAND: Westbound, Auntie Mame HOLIDAY: Anatomy of a Murder, Crim-
You
perfection.’
Wife
(Schedule Subject Te Change) Tuesday, July 12 SANTURCE
Air Force To Get OwnMeritMedals
comers were not molested. Special attention was paid old,
Island
day to cut an album with: Bing Crosby, who said: ‘‘Louie was my inspiration as a jazz singer when
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car
gargles
Orleans’
House
Louis
I want te eat. That’s birthday livin’.”’ Satch's health is good and so is his lip. A_ travelling medicine cabinet filled with salves, oils and
He took
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immigrants
she’ll
Preview
(AP)—British
London
met
A Young
note
sheer
uis is the last to regard himself'a contribution to world culture.
CINEMA
British Move racket
Long
I got me
says
world
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Lucha Libre Juego de Estrellas Pregunton Musical Diario Puertorriqueno Benny James Show
LONDON
his
METROPOLITAN: Ben dur MUSIC HALL: Who Was That
Mujer
los
“Daddy, who
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son
“Sierra Brava” Extra de la Noche Noticias y Deportes
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of
He still
~
trumpeters.
one-nighters,
spread
Film
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least home.
3:
WWWW-—News
QD. “Trio” Film 7:45-(6) Watch the World 8:00—(2) Perry Mason (Sp.)
Caprichos
between
spent the day at the place he visits
2:
6:
‘*Trie”’
(4)
native tribesmen.
Louie,
Ko
12
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Show
ple, many
Ke
Bucaneros
(4)
republic of Ghana wanted Louie to observe his birthday there. That’s the country of his greatest audience— a half-million peo-
Armstrong, in on the beginnings of jazz, probably has done more than any other single musician to
Ke Keo
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Tuesday,
Filomeno Hogar
Titulares
6:45-(4) 6:55-(2)
birthday top good
cornet as a boy in a New reform school. ;
recent
they
G€artoons
6:25—(2) 6:30-(2) (4) (6)
It was an American for one of this nation’s
in this business.
”
Hoagy Carmichael recalls one Chicago night in 1923: “A big fellow stood up and took a chorus of ‘Bugle Call Rag.’ I gulped my drink. My friend stood up and his eyes popped. Every
hit 60 this Fourth of July.
within
idiom, and
I started is
this side of Gabriel,
He
p
6:00-—(2) Telecartcons (4) Sheena (LI) Club de Serruchite 6:15-(2)
horn
of these warm and flowing works their best performance
romantic
(1) Pelicula de la Tarde 5:00-(2) Les Amigos de Pinoche (6) La Hora del Nifio 5:15-(6)
sweetest
epidermis.
WIPR— (6) WEKEBM- (11)
Destiny”
Sunday.
of
of
By JAMES BACON HOLLYWOOD (#—Louls Satchmo Armstrong, who still blows the
at their best in this expansively
Telefiesta de la Pa Cielo Desierto” “Un
“River
trace
that
Big Picture (il) 2:00—(11) En Roja, Azul y Blanco 3:45-(2) Cortes Musicaleg 4:00—(2) “Lo Que Viene del Mar” 4:30—(2) Cocina del Hogar (4)
a
spice—is
get
TELEVISION Tuesday.
fateful year of Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring!), but is vocabulary
demand—
and
20 -years
Joselite
The
players
pression always at the pianissimo. Sheer rhythmic repetition
(4)
Phone "sox,
breakneck
with pairs of instruments emerging, then falling back, in splendid interplay. a The rest of the program consisted of two broadly romantic and melliflous works—the tune-
for
unrelieved oom-pameasures, with ex-
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task
(Listings Subject Te Change) (Precrams listed according te language)
For
TODAY
Burt
easy
supporting
maintain an pa for many
3:00
quartet’s
Rico’s musical microcosm. It is Quinton. The latter is an esgood to see them on the Insti- [pecially well-knit piece of 19th tute’s series of intimate Sunday century musit written many matinees. years too late; its date of comSunday’s program began with Position is given as 1913 (the
brothers.
Last weeks Now Matiree Everyday Inciuding Holidays Nightly §8:PM
The
ale redeemed all; its stunning syncopations came popping out of a truly unified ensemble,
88s
DONALD
S8u
By
of
their
of the the
now said
An
assigned
proper
Kingston,
Derby,
West
action.
Indies
Commission
official
to
of
making
the
join- .
commis-
certain
girls
destination.
21-year-old “We
were
immigrant warned
who
several
intimes
take jobs as nurses. about people offering us lifts at the airport when we arrived Welfare officers ef the British Council, a quasi-government al .but no one approached me.” agency dealing with commonwealth problems, said they had to The officials indicated they would be keeping an eye on act because vice gangs were meeting young girls and luring them all flights bringing groups of young girls as immigrant s from inte the white slave trade. the West Indies, or other areas. (aicodd 4A) “gate
ir€
_
’ THE SAN JUAN STAR—
OFF
THE
commas
yet produced
in Puerto
It
Amargo,’
was
“Ayer
atof
film
best
the
consider
I
what
Rico. filmed
lady
a
touching a
renown,
much
in
be
who
child
problems’ young son,
for
a
“touchy young
love
with
cannot
pro-
him,
and
the
involved when his by another woman,
comes to live with them. The young woman is played by Marta Romero, the young man by Arturo Correa, and the son is Victor Manuel Hernandez, Jr. The audience at the Music Hall was composed mestly of actors, actresses and technicians. Young
Hernandez, who sat on my knee during
most
of the
picture,
kept
“Faré.
and
{i | Photographer
Arturo
Correa 'twas
who
is one.of the island’s
top bowlers. Mis’ Romero, ill and did not attend. It wonderful picture, and a wonderful party...
Mater”
He
Theatre— Among
just
as
he
did
on
was is a
it
was
Another party,: Saturday evening, was held ‘jn the lovely patio of Mesén ;Madrid Guest House on Ashfotd Avenue in honor of actress’ Wendy Barrie and the cast of ‘Dear Old Alma
me well informed on the plot (usually just before it happened). laughed
present
with his mother, Mrs. Patria R. de Correa, and bis sister Elsie Correa,
which
miere
hag
its
this evening
world
the
guests
Roosevelt
tain and Mrs. Van Damm Angela
Roads
Luisa
Naval
“Reggie”
Rivera,
Maldonado,
Jorge
Jaime Alvarez Lara,
Charlie
Gibbs of Tropical Advertising Co., Victor Arrillaga of Provo Films, TV. master of ceremonies
Fidel Cabrera, Orzabal Quintana, Paco Colén of Columbia Pictures,
actor
Charite
Marrero,
tén,
who
Ateneo Harold
is also
president
Myrna
Casas
were
others
Casas
new has
that
the
the
of
desks
in
a
far
ended
Legislature.
other
hand,
38,000, up to 26,000, five-year span which
the
Catholic
not
political
over
for
transforming
into
opinion power.
Catholic
fade
the
parish
is
torn
And
scarred
veterans
of
poli-
with the goals of the CAP religious education for public school
of Puerto
shouts:
children
fairly free of anti-clericalism. But
For
while
of
and
these
and
Turking
some
more
Ca-
clerics
revision
agree
of
The
certain
laws dealing with the family— they doubt that a party tagged clerical is the surest, or even a safe path, to these aims. Some of the priests who
now allegedly pay their party leader
catechism,
will
attention
if
political
more than
pay
their Of
of
Rico.
island
is
now
considered
land, the virus
clericalism vival
could
which
church
the
has
blight
the
Roman
enjoyed
less back
decade,
Isolation
with
the number
a
parallel
The
re-
of eommunions.
than
Also,
almost
is
to
isolate
100
at
present,
while
BOB
THOMAS
Movie-TV
HOLLYWOOD
one
of
want
. —Why
America’s
a career
“Because
as
I
should
richest an
love
women
acting
actress?
it,’
says
tried.
of
the
cereal
is
My
the
she
the
major
family.
ing; and 15 and four by asphixia-
one
I
to work,’’
‘Oh,
think
I am
finally
winning
about
her
career
struggling starlet. been parlaying one
after
another—
from
a)
jo I
- The
play
“A
Burt
Matter
The
“Operation
Rivera
in
Conyiction.”
international
film schedule
:| fitted in with home “T think it’s good
how
life. for all of us.
S|1
an
think
families
should
take
DINA
children
. “You
appreciate
have
more
me
got,
too.
When
more.
back,
I
realize again how handsome my husband is and how nice my child-
ren are.
}
HEIRESS WEDS—Nanette Wallace, 19, 1 | daughter of one of Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr.’s ex-wives, yeads her civil d, U. S. Army wedding ae tae book with her husb Sgt. Wiley M . Lockamy, 23, following the ceremony in Luxembourg. The had eloped earlier,; vafter, Nanette disappeared fromthe French aasiaaie }
“My husband doesn’t seem to mind my working. In fact, after I’ve been home a few weeks, he realizes what it is to have a
bundle
of
hands.
He
nervous asks
me
energy if
on
is
chairman
his
I couldn’t
go find an acting job somewhere.” It wasn’t always that way. She
of
and
Industry
clashed
with
Popular
mayor
of
Rodriguez,
Caguas,
sided
in: the
Angel
with Sen.
bitter
inter-
THEATRE
WORLD PREMIERE PRIOR TO BROADWAY
appreciation
I go
who
Commerce
Mayor Rivera Rodriguez was renominated by Sunday’s assembly to another term.
MERRILL
TAPIA
va-
for people when you don’t see them every day, year in and year out. “I’m more appreciative of ‘what
I’ve
Party
Week of JULY 12 through 17
:|eations from each other now and | then. Absence does make the heart grow fonder. When I come back, my
latter,
Sola Morales necine battle.
Dina is the mother of three growing youngsters, and I asked :|
Popular’
Sunday in a district Caguas, selecting
Party Secretary Yidefonso Sola Morales over management of the party apparatus in Caguas.
has fitm
wife
majority
Committee,
as® any|,
Lancaster’s
Of
care
them
children.
the House
Sundowners”’ : | Petticoat’ to ‘The to ‘‘Butterfield 8.’’ Now she’s here
to
that
giving
date to the House of Representatives for the Caguas-Aguas Buenas district. Zayas, if elected in November, will replace the rebellious José Mimoso Raspaldo.
them
And she important
in
we | Juan Zayas Aponte as PPD candi-
‘}around to the fact that I am serious.”’ The fact is that she is as enthusi-
astic
saying
Candidate To House
Her
serious.’
said,
taken
PPD Names Zayas
succeeded.”
The
admitted.
not
be
to small
should
Stanley
Dina
you’re
department
should
moved to seal assembly in
“I'd try out for a part and they’d|
say,
pa Wruit season when children choke on the large seeds, the
‘Others
Rumbough, Jr. Had A Problem “TI used to have a great problem convincing producers that I really
wanted
Bureau.
In 1958 and 1959, 23 and 21 children respectively died in traffic accidents; 19 and 17 by drown-
Hutton.
industrialist
children
month
tion. Asphyxiation deaths are mos@y caused during the quene-
explained.
husband
among
other
drown-
Merriweather
is Mrs.
mother
was
marry,’”’
Dina
deaths
any
Other
had dabbled in acting before her marriage but he enforced her retirement. “I always figured the man who would make me quit
Writer
in
Registry
Because She Loves It By
has
parents
causes of death include ing and asphyxiation.
Wealthy Dina Is Acting AP
‘to
Most of the deaths are due to traffic accidents, according to the department's Demographic
in
church,
said,
of Health
warning
accidental
the number of seminarians here has leaped from 38 in 1940, to
is
a
that during the months of June, July, and August there are more
One likely way to drain away the political influence of the it
rosario.”
Department
released
the
gain
el
High In Summer
Catholic
during
“Abajo
Government Warns Child Accident Rate
of anti-
administration of Munoz. Church statistics reflect a gain of over 65 percent in Sunday Mass attendance during the last
opponents.
Danger
talk
some observers believe that overt political activity by the church could excite it into flame. Possible Anti-Clericalism If severe, an outbreak of anti-
heed to to their
pastors
the
clericalism lies in its culture, and
are
even
over
as a Latin
disturbed by the CAP, fear ill effects on the church-state relation. Others are simply disinclined to politics. Others fear that legislators who
husband
a;
if
politics.
the spectre of anti-clericalism bit. ter across the barrios and hills
serenity
priests..
Post
(AP Photo)
per-
of the rosary emblazoned on the banners of the new party and worry about what can happen when somebody in a public plaza
were others at the party.
a
concerned
party
laymen.
Her
}j
1958. deeply
sons wonder if the surge of Catholic religious activity will
party (CAP) already dis-
and good for my family.” Dina’s father is E. F.
i
schools
of CAP seem to have no strong alternative—other than a political
Merrill. ‘‘Because it’s a challenge. Because I think it’s good for me
12
in
Some
critics
Catholic
anti-CAP group—and not —_ aside by the pro-CAP clergy- i
the
Catholic
Mrs. Son-
Ortiz
Myrna
of the
On
to date is the sus-
Focus
turbed
of the
Juan
‘and
group
corner
in
climbed to during the
tical tilts look at the CAP emblem
Gas-
Rivera,
Jiménez,
a little
attendance
the
Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and
de P.R.,, Mr. and Underhill, Morton
under the CAP banner a handful of Catholic-minded legislators in
Rico,, Gov.
picion
To Lose
and
theimer, Reinaldo and
In
Station,
Vientés
J. LIDIN
of Puerto
Fortaleza
all of
Torregrosa
Stands
Luis Mufoz Marin has warned. Left unsaid by public figures
at-
events that up. Among
be coming well-wishers
the serenity
pre-
tending were Capt. and Mrs. Onia B. Stanley, Commander and Mrs. Edwin Agren and Cap-
HAROLD
17
Anti-Clericalism
Creation of the church-backed Christian Action Party endangers
at the Tapia
the screen, and cried at exactly the same spot, and informed his mother, Mrs. Manuel Hernandez of all the important would the _
By
tholic
”
were. actor Carlos Rechani her sister, Maria, Agrait, Mr. and Mrs. Héctor L. S. Lavandero, Navarro, Nilsa | Mrs. Luis Pérez. Moll, Eugenio Lawyer Nilita Blaneo Noriega, sound engineer
Be
An-
with
huskand
duce
Carmen
very
It
very
her
specialist
a
might
into
subject.
and Mercedes Sicardé, also a TV star, Roberto Rivera Negron, a TV and film actor. TV director Freddie Aponte of WKBM and make-up
Of
Church
deals
what
subject”
CUFF
dino, Arturo de la Cruz, TV star Alicia Moreda, Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Marin, lovely Delia Quiones of TV fame here, also famous TV star ,Madeline Willemsen, Luisa Navas of ballet
in La Perla and the lovely town of San German. The producer, Geronimo Mitchell and the director, Amilcar Tirade have made
Possibility
BY Chuck New sononssnmnnemase”
On Saturday morning, I tended the ‘press showing
Tuesday, July 12, 1960
WENDY BARRIE “DEAR OLD ALMA MATER” Lawrence Weber James Olson and Patrice Parker For
Orchestra Curtain
& 8:30
Boxes °.M.
reservations
$4.20 —
Matinee
call
3-0288
Balcony Saturday
&
$2.50 Sunday
& 3:00
$1.50 P.M.
aS
u
:
i
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ork.
suburban | 48 SQ FT. office complete with at move | conditioning. clocks, fixtures, iron fenced
Expect
and
3|CONDARO: cometetniy furnished 3 bed} fu cTlvsiont, home with or without furs: ee
113 | @ceupancy.
~
bedroom
apartments,
ae
BOS home
menthiy rates.
te Calal Sask — Gane. three bedrooms, garage.
6-5304.
call
(Home).
PINOS:
2.0520 m
Attractive
unfurnished
with three bedrooms, diningroam, kitchen
,
we
Po
in
.
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double and ene livinebath-
July 30th
ed
$140 moathly.
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OFFICES
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Boca ——_— een! ‘eceueee
‘THREE a
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ibchoa. bed: ‘ce water airconditioned beater. Wah som
yoawnaee _iieened | GARDEN
bungalows,
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tree
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FOR
SALE
se
;
~
SAN
MARTIN
168.
oe
Fer
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facilities.
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:
vous
Mate Rey.
.
-_
LOST & FOUND
price
hee
LOST
—
A
gold
charm
shaped
im 2
Hebedrooms, livingroom, —, brew mmitial, Neichberheodof Caribe Hilother a ee wan beautifully Ia | 8 or San ‘_- ieee Phone
28138 for information and reservations | vestment Service Co., 33560.
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telephene 3-0625, sss2 .+ - | a
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3-193
compo erante
m3
HOUSES
imfermation
ror Available Phone 33613. Dis
821
714 | EXT. Los eee
For
windows
ten
. | 26
fur
apartment.
apartment. | Tetepnome
large bedrooms. livime } 2392 soar bear sorck
terrace.
8 2823
SECTION:
gc
5 minutesto Perce de Leon. Hoare si 14 nt
Call
ea
ed
furnished
FURNISHE D and equipped
to Puerto Rico and will sell or exchange | deers
— : 69 7 Santiage Istesias, |corner "Con. aad
APARTMENTS FOR RENT || ana AND
m3
Cacao
Development.
QRI38
NICE
FULLY
(office),
| qne
enti
Roeseve!
rs Patricie
/gesp
facilities.
Avail-
* cms,maid’s 2 airconditioned. teleph 5 blocks Uslekeos a2ba light techeded bet cane.z. three hedreoms. panelied San | Water. quarters, garage, wilh bath. firent caaaa. 23s one , frem La Concha Hetel. Fer immediate
224
Sam
wae properties
729.
Sas|
fern-
persons.
transportation | Ving. Call 23-4219. ~ | 269
ns
a tidinds ce fen ei
two
able uatil November 30th Near heach. x g Yardley Ptace. Quiet resideatial ‘aan yet near
or call phowe | gig
tre, has for sale
| 35622, 31305.
APARTMENT,
for
| Brwhherkeed. and shopping.
th)
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pooh whe Latebe ata Ove || 2%ten fine ca. ey seat eae WR714 || dernSO, COTS cae Fc floor, neat Sc | ct, Concha Hotelerry ana || tyeemwe_ from cramew Klein aat €Pee1963, kitchen asd bath wrtNear foem, shopping | same rahe Taree maroeme, Scans lease. Telephone "Parker eeiter, | 223 If spotted, please call eke center. Cool Few minutes to Rie Piedras | ma development, or telephone 3.6152. 735 | er 31907. Reward |
~
bedrooms,
,
ar's
built-in
all screened,
kite
including
5
perch,
nice
_______
Se as
a
rats
HOUSE
>
my
-—
LUQUELLO.
Costa|
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BLACK
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AND
German
from
PUNTA
LAS
Rent
MARIAS
-
———
$90
linen
Ave.
amd
Kitehen | W#®
Telephone 3-0600.
Yt
separate
eT
ASSOCIATES.
33506,
ve t
to|
RENT
rooms
Tmoathiv plus utilities. For information call 31425, Bareiay Reatty, De Diego 56. comer Ashford. 712 215 —__—--—_—_————— Nt\} APARTMENT tm Condominiuns San Rafael, Step 11, Pemee de Leon
| dining and study room, large screened | y.cu terrace. garage. independeat maid's | feat’ $000 Tafermacan 33000. Coa be Reat $300. Infermatina 23230. Can | seen hy appointment. | 2222 711! : deteiy
ole t oe - 3 batca ava ving aming = reom conned, ai Ween For information Tel 21317? | peavtifut
-
and
crate
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT tm new buikt-
se
dado Logoon 4 bedrooms and 3 baths. besuttul furmismed kitchen. all brand sew
— oe
ing {scing the Caribe
mopgEN HOME buill vy cter tes bimsell. Therefer no corner e One 713 | third acre feaced, landscaped. cutting. Shady 700 foot. co’
ipinent, ready
fer oecupancy.
Apt.
6A
755
ta
cms
PM.
Py
facilities.
patio,
CAPRI
Mr.
Gon 22768
C—15.
Bar
B-Q
N
ming pool in ceal Beparte San Francisco You can't find more value thas this fer
eume
aD) ee
SALE
FOR
be
25
;
or 5 .
after | ft. ef Four
tumctional space. large bedreems,
LOTS
even
May
Peais.
(take trade
L
more
-
acres.
FOR
each
Jumeos,
en
6th
Seen
—_
cinen ener, Bathreoms
ee
Wan
FARMS
Ultra-mo | DAnM
sce
ee
:
ch ater ston natura!
stream
Phone 36712 or write 804 Miramar.
m2
“=
SECTION
TO
RENT
Soa New building, con ae rei, om bus lines. Mrs. Tollinche, 210¢ Borin.
Read area. Phone 34528
bath-
CENTRALLY
z
with
714
WANTED
Ceel year round. ample closets.
aad
uv
SALE
ELE
bile entrance.
Pde. 273
<
rooms. 880 meter lot 1472 Ashford Ave-| Camcha and from the beach Mouthix or sue Will leave $90.000 mortgage, Can be weekly rates 1156 Magdalema St. Te!eSem ty appeiniment. Muniz & Muniz. | phone 2.9473 Ponce de Leon 902, Stop 14, Samturce | 268 23531. . ™ 746 71g | AFRCONBITIONING OPTIQNAL. furnish.
20
with baleeny
Puerte
ROOMS FOX EENT - suilahie fer con | FURNISHED ROOM for reni — private version te guest house. Has 4 large bed. | bath aad entrance. ome bieck from La
CONDADO
year’s lease. be-| mew Week- | Panoramic view ef ecean. Over 3500 sa. | 48 Rana 712 | Master bedroom
VELLA
Heights,
—
BOUSES
brick
house | kitehea, stainless steel steve, even, sink inform-/ baths. Alse 22 x 40 foot filtered swim-
So-
560, Caperra
+ male,
te
:
BUILDING — 7.000 to 9.000 | We" Avenue, 2-520. Gbeeademen: Maas wecun, INDUSTRIAL square feet. Prefer Rio Piedras or Ba-| 72 beautiful modern residence stop hill. | yamen
‘368:
67472.
mm
CU
other
furnis4
fi
for information
Friday.
Maen Me ce Bacees | Se
oS mee
Hiltee and the Com | peel
Contoreiirem: Sasi Rataet., 1955
te
ea
end Sundays.|
| aT BUCARE DEVELOPMENT: For im-| | mediate oceupamey Fusictional Builders | 0% Ws “Buccameer™ home: 3 bed-| maid's 00m amd bath Peas cagert,| maid’s room aed bath. 3 car carport. | nimeral mortgage: home opened by ap | P0imtment onty. Also offers 2 1530 meter }
1%’ acres of terraim, uausuatty ike view. Three aa eee twe | s963
bal reompeetg on prvi Tee eee cose
sess
completely
725 | ation Estancia Rivera.
HOUSE apa apartment. CARRIO N COURT PENTROUSE = Available for | 25 one big livingroom, dimingroom, bedroom. | rent August 1, 1968, 17 ia - exchtsiv. ant bathreom. Baleomy overieoking the! park section. Twe story comerete Oceas house ocean Coei and centrally lecated. $158] with six bedrooms, three bathreome,
COOL,
Menday
Saturdays
i
FOR
3-8372.
ma
PU RNISHE FUKNISHED
Ito
Infermatien
telephone 3-354
i pated | Pan AneeRett ons aad | emacs Sloe teats near S| Rice Satis Mens, cree: in | Meacree
Service.
03 Miramar
2154
s id
Mouse.room.threeFamily aircenditioned Court offers nih furmished " | 29a eit- || Ar room. Mlsccee waicony. Tele: Liv 2138 ime room. Dining reom. Telephone. Live-m maid.
OLIMPO tmenis Se
ew
BEACH
~
-
-
sess ROTE ROTEL avy
ment.
compl
FoR
parc on.
SALE
APPEOKINATELY
BEACH im=
ng | NEAR —
14 acres,
minutes Bayamen city. Good read. water,5}
™
Ocese
-— wearSear
Park
ie fernished ties Gales Con
2208
nz
lccacs. free) a Center. "Cumotstels tarnished room, recreation room apartmests om quiet street: im Bedroom, Miramar, |er | Shepeing bar. fenced, Ample || 22 ¢ ” Airconditioned Ai i master | front terrace. spacioms latwith ; ee cyclone close : to buses. restauraats. unéurnished 2O@®-ee riae. gy etc yd bares, vahse $6,000. bath. kitchemeite, maid 27d linen, scree® | bedroom with private bath. twe: other } beautiful iawn. fruit and shade Total $40.000 trees. chicken Kitchen terrace — will sell privileges amd usecity.of the im package for $30,000. house. $9,000 | Lange Asking onty $35.00 for quick sale. worth a ae : ed 3125. monthly everiooking 606 Olinpe Ave, Sam 7 $15. weekS cos an ae ee ae much more. Telephone 26153. oe = — will | ly. $58 monthiy. Siete. ee tutce: 215998: Ps ‘TiS | PA 297 Tra | 2199 713 | cash Call Mr - Jimenes, = 8-192. =FURNISHED. TV aed af utilities A SMALL FARM of 20.000 meters. metre Bleck from Hotel politan aaca. two minutes Guaynabo | emily. 68 Deleasse La Concha For a late St. rd Moor. apart. Hieh. level land. beautiful view. At $1. | ment 5 Telephone 3.7606. each meter. There is light and | 27261 mY
2m
LA
POSADA
- two biecks
Intercontimemtal beich. All rooms
Ficiaen from Siew minutes
CASA
GDALENA
BOSA
Airport | facilities. Loken ee airport. (Coed Goed restuuceets restaurz ¥
GUEST
Miramar,
Jua@i pa
- Quest House - One} 1158 MA Excellent SWUnMID€ | biock from beach. residential section All diningroom, aircood:tioned, with prt | airconditioned double aad single rooms. kitchen
in waikiaie distance a Telephone 2 come, $1175. Isla Puerte e San Juan, a ANIILLES
5 Sas
from
with
Een
HOUSE,
mee
ece-a
A «
- Rico.
————
Cacique 240
-| es tovety | ing,
t view.
Neas}rooms,
2671.
See, ane
Mrs.
ail
with
OF}
4>irURD
an@
sew
erivete
offer
sath.
WASHINGTON
Some
MUUSE
__
Guest
Cam Sees. o9uR
beach
House | Cor oNEAL
win
air
anc
Condado
eonditionng
GUEST
HOUSE,
guided
tours.
27927
Mrs
2s
Near mer
trSras
43-6231
rooms.
1
cold
beach rates
and
Bev).
each
With
te
tourist
the
i
—
erraces,
Manager,
Margarita
and
hour-aday
lean
busimess
-
1017
informal,
sectors
garden.
Sum-|
de
oceanfront
Sp.
modern,
Ashford
accomoda-| one
of
8s
GUEST
BOUSE
Section.
:
- Near
Singles,
Com}
atmoaphere. ‘a ae IS McQlearcy Ave mk
Parque.
153
you" | mformation,
1475
bath,
BLANUWE
single
Near
air
oeach
-
Wilson. Mamager a| phone 3.2936
f to|
WILSON
Gust Mouse. rooms
airconditioned | to beach.
Sun
Beatriz
HOUSE
terraces.
Santurce,
‘2438
-.
with
77}
Water.
corner | ¥imds.
Racini, Tele- | >ecae® +381
hotels. shopping.
$2 simgle 4. double.) vely residential section excelent breakfst. Phone | deubles, singles. Wilsom pehge 2-1357.
test
aa Hate
-
short
im quiet.
Well Ave.
walk | rarPT
|o-
ventilated 1310, tele-
wl
room
Meer
eek
phone
GUEST beeches,
HOUSE
buyng
Shard landEe
ee center
es
ee
AM Barrasqeitas ss
%@
PM
Sa
DONCELLA GUEST
BOUSE
—
Santurce.
teak
Aibenite
Maxsias.
GETORTUMNEY. poo La
istand?
Ceacha.
| seme
bath.
mature
s Condade
comfortable
——
2001 | Phone 728 | 2252
—- 500 yards 93-8774.
trom”
ww
iheoal
Sectien. Cacl. wholefernished
———
reom
Moderate
with
cate.
32882 7.
{
i
Cee
or
w
; designed
- | ings cosper
ee
3432
Siena atone
te
many
other
eee
aa
Eiken
each.
.
i
seacoast
at
your
ke
bs
the
ee
ws0
At
¢ GUEST
BOUSE
with pcivete
—
wath.
Taft
33.
ay
itches,
oe three baths. pleaty of =space for —_e entert 2uming
tubing. lnwe irrigation. and
features.
$33,580
NEIGHBORHOODS
ppt cod omg
_
with
:
FHA
a
was. bicheotinend oo.
—— air-conditiesers, screees, img finteres, complete kitchen
@ry eusioment inchaded.
a
ao
and
isue-
ALTAMIRA — Another new, amracteety.
priced listing!
Three
bedroom
home
gay nae cae cane [Geel aebs daaias, ad) cteemiaet Sa eeciar UF | or mear the ecean. All are convenient to| St with frontage can future boulevard. ah Rw
trade
ous
disposal.
os
oman anneaf
UF ) guest reem or maki’s quarters. =hen by shep. Superb constructio with integral n terrazze, fine weedwerk, acoustical ceil-
custamwante,
bar
tatien
and
shopping.
| Bareaim
Prices from $21,500, with fimancing avail- | 2252
* at $20.000,
with
goed
—
able.
antic, or Each
airconditioned,
fet and cold water, tadependent Special rates ty the month. 22206.
rm
15
.
Cuaries Lienza, Rey. 60743. ™
| pane aNOUSFAS. = i
poe
Doubie
ur}!
GUEST
view. Rufe
sae Lae 36202 j efficiently
UF
MAUN and
‘adre
House with a Soi
(Guest
SA FSOVUDENCIA
our}
——
m3 . =
rou eet the Seuss
car
guesthouse | 1¢2
hotel area Large terrace sea, with private stairway
ous,
of
2
UF } Wastingtom St Condado.
rer Fre inc ading Big.
a0
tions.
24
waiter
HOUSE
tm uxury cums tle
beach
CONCEP)
2-1356.
seat | Sightseeing, nile club visiting. ete Call | Sformation. phe | ‘ution. Santures decorated. } 2.0486 anytime. Tope | b2SR _ private —aircom
14%
BSLAND
NEW
@
Condade
JENNYS:
ae
ur
Ammie De Mauret. Manager } CO sncag scpummodations
Benatiully detcracd. Beautifully
2305 @:tioned bot
Telephones
Pe
Lecated
wal | SUNT
amg [tions with private bath. some air con | amily ditioned Rates from $4 single. Mrs. | served tactiities Cruthinde, 2.2900.
Heteis
bath
and triples, airceaditioned Patic with lounge chaira B’s fem te wateh the birds. Big terrace with Steinway piano and television for eur guests’ delight. Near potels — waikimg distance from shopping
686 Olimpe
JBest “nate: erred
Pesicential section Beach Special arrangemeats tor ceupies travel | .tmz tosether Ome biock trem La Coacka
Beach
ia
Mr Jie .
up | Senters. Mamager, Miss Cabassa, Phoue
Rooms aaa Avenue. sinste amd etficiency etficrency apartacais Miramar,and Saoturee, apartments. Maus Maid). | i105 Centrally double accommodaBsa modhinonine Rooms
private
CestaHotel.elliePrivaie san beck Gea ka) Concha entrance. Call
Caribe Hilton and Condade Hetets. Ceot.} with private patie, seme air coadit:oned mew furmished rooms. Reasonable Rates [ One misute te beach and bus. From Seciai Security Busiding, Peace de Leéais7.3@ simgie, $1@ double Ail fates) 80+, ith Foor, Apartment 401-402, Mrs / mctude comptete breakfast. tsta Verde | Ve 33-0769 Road. gear San Juan Intercontinental |
aca
and
:
= . from beautiful beach Airceaditioned. = TWENTY ACRES land Aguas Bue-} Kitehen Suite Apartment privileges. Nicest residential large living ang} "2% Nice cool mountain climate. Beaw en a oat MS Beate Bt. bedroom for oe
Z C. Steffens. Celeste Todd. telephome aa | 2184
Santurce.
SSUFYES aave otf beach bome.
-
entrance. 2-887 or
ur
xs
ee
CL.
ME Set
wan
3-8400 Ext 72
a
ce ee
Rees
aa
(THE SAN JUAN STAR — Teesday, July 12, 1960
NSTFLEDS
2yg,f
Ret SPN
CONSTRUCTION SEFFUIENT,
fast
Secretartal
Service. | 1954 CESSNA —
2
EQUIPMENT
BUILDINGS
170R, perfect condition
or
166
aight
-
@ELP
35136.
Desire
ANTER
Ww
te form fiying
Price of plane
‘UF | meludes legal fees of incorporation and od cethe ac er teary Poels, 6-5003.
MALE
GRADUATE ARCHITECT or experienced | 777
architectural draftsman. Cali McDade, Architect. 3-4759. 2230
MANUFACTURER
Gwen
;
D.
nigh
Interest. nant ames sal
Sete
1909
=
AIR P. 8
714
Chestnut
SALES representative
Street.
Columbus,
COND.
FULTERS
for
home
MINIATURE ven
BOTTLE
Ce
plete
ee
ome buyer.
collection, approx-
Want
te sell- com-
Mostly imperts. es-
or conditioning filters | Pecially European. Ouistanding
window
types, Cal 353 612
units
BABY
Obie.
-FILTERS
—
— also
tedastria) | @*.
Juan. op | 27
Cail
32653
ar write
Bex
SALE
FOUR APARTMENT buildings for salc.
MESCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
ENC. manefacterers
voes and sine
to contact companies selling restaurant & hotel kitchen equipment. To work with dealers in the Caribbean Territory. Write N. Wasserstrem & Sons, Inc. 32 Est
ve
FOR
COMMEECIAL CONDOMINIUM fer sale — 24000 sq. ft.. Loiza St. 1507. mear de Diezo. Best commercial section. Ample tongierm financing. Rental prepesition shail also be considered. Telephone 29-1084. 2164 716
legal , contracts, reports, free | New paint, upholstery, windshied Radiepick-up and delivery. Call Gini Labauch | compass two way, rady gyro ‘nsirure
Gay
19
AH built in same property, 3,408 sq. meters of cheice land im front of Casine de Puerte Rico. €7 apartm plas 2 coment s
cpliect-
491.
San
bar
SITTERS
BOOKS FOR SALE
2231 teast
BRIDAL
Write: Mr. W. K. Mackey, P. 0. Box 964, Ponce, Puerto Rico.
Sa
—
=
FEMALE
HOSEKEEPER-COOK fer American couple Top salary. If not experienced, don’t apply. Sleep out. Mrs. Leon Lewis, 27 Emajagua St., Punta Las Marias. 2-946. 2254 1S
and
chair,
china, miscellaneous lamps aad tabies. rugs, » TV and record player, Mix-Master, blender, toaster, typewriter. miscellaneous. Call at Officers Wherry 177, Foxt Buchanan. 2-0000 Ext. 5205. ‘ mal vr
SOB
condition. after 5 PM.
m4
18,000
UF
DE SOTO FIREDOME 1953 Car — Sailboat 28 Ft. — 2 sets of sails - 25 HP.
outboard. Call Poace 2-2738 after 6 P.M. 2251 vis 1955 /OLDSMOBILE
%,
power brakes,
excellent
condi-
power steering, low
green
and
white. For
information Call 3-4918or 2-3000. Ask for Freddie. . 2249
715
1958 CHEVROLET Station Wagon, excellent condition. Price reasonable. Call 9-1267. 2229
WHY BUY A USED CAR? With $275. down payment and $44 monthly imstallments, you can own @ brand sew, econci mical FIAT. Just cai] 3-5190,or pay
-— | fetevision
see
JUKE
Service
Leon Avemte,
Stop 20,
Building). No ny ie
repairs
al)
dishwashers,
Eo
RENTAL
-
Hi-Fis
Vendimg
PAN AMERICAN ELECTRONICS LABS repair any make TV. radio or Hi-Fi Ninety day ewarantee. Statesidetrained OF TV
&
RAD!IO
TELEVISION,
RENTAL
RADIO6,
for
rest
in
BUSINESS FOR
SALE
—
Wholesale
and
option
long
term
lease on store
Also for rent, 2nd floor of same (may be included with store
Ample SALE,
parking ot included. 2 story commercial
space.
building rental).
ALSO FOR building at
197 Tapia St. near Loiza St. For information call Mr. Altman, telephone 8-€274
or 3-9181. 2237
4
:
UF
CONTINENTAL The most America. Uniformed
fidential
investigation, Tel
Invedtment
&
cqmpiletely
Muniz,
seamstress ford Ave.
1955
ROOF
guaran-
Ponce
de
Leon 718
FaRM - 13 ACRES, 6 reinforced concrete buildings, with bath and separate electric Mstallations. 300 meters frontage on Highway ‘Trujille Alte -
Gurabo. Area. cellar,
20
ballroom
reskience, of
150°
x
24°,
hilltop
te-
rrace, Majordomo’s hbuse, Swimming pool - 50 person capécity. Spring supplies
water
hy
gravity
to
whole
This property is for a resort, clubhouse, etc. f bleria Rivera Vega, 3349. SPANISH. .
e
7
DUE TO @ health wil) chicken farm, in tc
summer : MueSPEAK
:
sell ae
farm.
ALTERATIONS
Price $10,000 cash.
eee
esate:
™4
just
been
price
Prive
$2,400.
eS
and
is in
JAFOO
CATAMARAN
spear
fishimg
18
top SEA
14 ft
convert-
ft.
quest. Contact Box 1579, St. Phone zz
boat.
$1,400.
Tortola
SAILING
built,
solid
and
new sails $558. Pictures information availab’e on
and re-
Vernon A. Ball, P 0. Thomas, Virgin Islands.
913 712
wow
-
YACHT
SGroxerace
availabie
in Puerto Rico and the Virgm Buy your yacht. cruiser or boat because we Bertram
are
Islands. through
affiliated with Co. of Miami,
&
Ft Lauderdale amd Bahia Mar, re cognized as ome of the most compevest yacht brokers in tre country We offer
you
the
fine
service
that
hundreds
of local yachtsmen whe have purchused their craft through the Bertram or@anization praise. For free farther information, write,
fine
werk. “Marisa’s”, 1020 AshCeadade Telephone 24122
nm
CLEANING & PAINTING
YOUR
coot dirty?
tf so,
ter expen and paint
20
years
ex
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HOME COMPARE
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payment. er
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listings phone
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83
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204
aia
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tike
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a1:
La
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teiy
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cal! 722
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P.
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LESSONS
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CLASSES for
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ee
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teed. Muniz 902, 2-3531. 2145
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2-3013.
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DETECTIVE BUREAUS
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200
H.
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JSumces Ave. b> |
OPPORTUNITIES
with
100
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vist Kike Toro, Imc:; Stop 31 fez Rivera Avenue. Hot. Rey 133 .
your
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-
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=
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us Rich
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if
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2131
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i) i
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4 i
CARS
1960 VOLKSWAGEN station wagon, brand new condition. $2400. You pay $338 tax. Call L. Troescher, 3-0040, Ext. 90. 2221 14
Cheap and $000. Phone Bone.
MISCELLANEOUS
i
oF
with sun deck, Becker
radio.
1958
chair,
738 .
i i
requested.
Machine Shop, Hate Rey. Tel.
712
VOLKSWAGEN
FiAT
with
730 | 2064
; 05
Deaiers
Liner roof and radio. Call 7-1296.
before
metal ‘desk
desk
silver punch bowl with 12 cups, Noritake
has VOLKSWAGEN
Sun
8-2034
maple
g 2
AUTO
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1939
push-button
gray
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sp
mechanics.
with
Call
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i ie i
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air conditioners for and American. Gpod parts and service.
Inquire at Mediavilla’s Quisqueya 53, Stop 2, 6-3703. 265
2260
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wp
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o
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at
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GE
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$350.
cs
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ws
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INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS Publishers are expanding their operation throughout Puerto Rico and Seuth America. Train for sales and management tions. $210.00 per week; Write to
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the
12
white
lives
time
and
The
the U. N.
Benicrat National Committeeman Orlando Antonsanti, who will remain chairman of the delega-
tion
under
clined
the
compromise,
de-
comment
until reading
the
committee’s Durham
recommendation. expressed
Sunday
a
Soviet vessel picked up in the territorial waters of the US. S.R. two members of the Amer-
ican plane which had been shot
satisfaction
that a final determination of the issue had been turned over to the National Committee where, he said, the issue will be decided “on its merits.” . Both
sides were
hitter,”
whether
Ponce.
Alcoa
SS
Num.
Cd. Trusillé
Frutera Campo
Lines
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n
Mayaguez, Ponce,
Mayaguer,
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cién
PEREZ.
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Ambassador U.
Clare
N.
lantadas
por
el
son
las
siguientes:
sankar
(sanitary
napkins,
y
habian-en
facial
que
no
esa
producciém
de
facilidades
fecha
de producir dichos comercial.” producto roductos en escala turados Cualquier Ppeticién
MSTS
el an
P. R.
de
| Contributiva
Bunche in Leopolf{ville. The appeal was disclosed terday
by
Belgiaa
Brussels
order
in
to
the
Minister
objecién de
ser
la
escriga
jurada
er™la
try:to
chagtic
bring
Congo.
radicada
de
Avenida
Rey,
Puerto
Rico,
no
mas
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N. Y.
ha
radicada
1953,
15,
MARIO
no
villetas sanitarias, papel facial y papel
ports
Y.
de
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la
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Ponce.. Newark
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and
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POR AGENTS” Trop i —
Balt.,
with
trading
OFICINA
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in
question
given the right
P.R.V.L Line
step
name
tic and Republican camps.
St. Thomas
dispatched
on
ged Munoz
4
the
was
natio-
1s
te
the
Joseph Kasavubu and Premier Patrice Lumumba met with U. S. and
and
order
the
St Thomas
{appeal
United - Nations restore
in
Mayaguez, Ponce,
more
Drs. Por-
under the regulations of Puerto Rico’s Democratic Party. Benitez shattered the general courtroom atmosphere, however, with an impassioned attack on Gov. Munoz Marin’s politics and alleged attempts by the Popular Democratic Party to block Benitez's attempts to register an active Democratic Party. Benitez, his face flushed with evident anger, char-
opposition
2
13
gave
mainly
4
driven
dramatic
appear-
n
than 13,000 whites jrom the Congo.
viol-
afterwards,
and
action
nal committee or at their leisure in Puerto Rico.
nn
BB
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Giusti
3. American ports
m4
include Jose L.
rata Armstrong.
on
wan
13
fund-raising coin-
Benicrat
= Barranquilla
Ga ponte -
committee still the credentials
committee’s
Mayaguez,
Phil
NV.
bers of the CAP
mittee in San Juan Ramon A. Sifre and
Benicrat and Durham state conventions had been legally called
Mobile,
¥.
Be-
edge.
oo ‘Thomas s
”
Od. Trujillo
+ Balt., N.
the
ed to pave the way for the Munoz forces either to pick off their
ahead.
uu
Mobile, N. Orleans
to
given
the matter before either side re- Arbona del Valle as chief of the ceives formal floor privileges. CAP donations drive in the Ponce The Credentials committee agre- | 2*€? Asked if he thought Cordova ed further to let the nationalDiaz might limit his CAP activicommittee investigate and decide ties to fund raising, Guisti replied which of the contending committhat Cordova ‘“‘is with us 100 per teemen and women should recent.” present insular Democrats for the next four years. This, in effect, to select three alternates each. would decide which group ruled. The seething issue centered
Croix,
=
Thomas
have
wat
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with
forces about the protection of Soviet frontiers, the violating aircraft was shot down at 1803 over Soviet territorial waters, east of the Cape of Syvatoynos.
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party
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“In accordance with the order | Shof van der issued to the Spviet armed cabinet minis’
down.”
the
N. Y.
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land, the violating aircraft continued to penetrate into the confines of the Soviet airspace.
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rally
1°
Mobile, N. Orleans
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proceeded in the direction of the town of Archangel. “Despite signals given by the Soviet fighter aircraft instructing
time
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to
un-
which
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ahead
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frontier
of USSR.
plane
'
'
tory.
known
it
for Benitez
committee—prior
.
was
confines
4
, wl
ser-
a
antiair-|
establish the plane's identity and to prevent it intruding into
the
I
note | CLAIBORNE
U.S.S.R.
“A fighter
still
a
the
observed
.
speech
Barranquilla
;
al].
in
army
toward
were
Balt.,
—<T
Soviet | ts=RLOHN
observation
military
flying
a matter
=
1960,
ice of the Soviet
known
aonb
States:
near
hall,
largely
downtown hotel rooms and delegate caucuses. The main business last night was oratory—lots of oratory, topped by a keynote
{
Wr
Powers :
of the protest
Sea
Barents
convention be
settled
St. Croix
— 5
POLARIS
tried | SEATRICE
.
July,
already
AaESvAL
; A A
¢
;
photographic
Ist
to
of running through the motions of ratifyingthe choice of a nominee
f
CASPER
carries
penalty. . 7
United
in the
going
song
ALCOA
1).
be
deep
May
high-altitude gion i to
would
death
possible
Page
which
was
‘SHIPPING
Y
3
piled
Stevenson a mat-
SOVIETS
:
Key
returns
slash at the Republican Party, and sound a sort of political theme
of his successful revo-| S#!P lutionary movement. BERNICE M , | TROPIC STAR
Powers,
The
the
the
committee’s
phrey still was 62%: though he nad turned them loost, and Adlai
versary
Gary
for
audience
just
From
already.
H. Hum-
ter of “getting .some rest.” He promised he would be completely well by July 26, the anni-
ot (Continued
of
to the
Kennedy 675%, Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson 302%, Sem Stuart Sym-
yes-
before
over.” Here
totals:
ington 79%, Sen.
stragetist
attorney Cordova Diaz, other mem-
setback
The national has to adopt
as I’m concerned this thing is all
An Associated Press tabulation
showed
Mi-
the
legal
by
nitez
ing“Don’t use my name, but as far
the
most
pledged
chief
numerical as well as spiritual. A previous compromise offering hearing—would
in from Pennsylvania, one of Symington’s top strategists was say-
line. That represented
the votes
and
.Pennsylvania
going
of its 114 on
for-
ces. Victor Gutierrez national committeeman-elect
Even
half
colléction.
York
Kennedy
comfortably
a television
least
stale also added
Kennedy
New
terday.
told
votes.
the
nister Fidel Castro, ill with a pulmonary infection and being treated with antibiotics, was re-
He
sugges-
another small batgh of votes to
po-
(AP)—Prime
resting
in at
decision seem-
175 for favorite sons and others, and 179% uncommitted. — The Pennsylvania swing was the big one.
Up
offered no
Washington
Fidel Rests Easy, Gets Antibiotics ported
Pays
gathering
these
lio cases recorded for all of last year. -
HAVANA
Y.
committee’s
group, commented: “If this is the decision, we are not gain) bo Tring it to the floor.”
out
tions on where they should turn. But the Kennedy ‘camp figured
at
nine
knocked
primsties,; Sen. Hubert
N.
puUey
available
total
Englander
year.
all Public Health units on the island, health~officials said. There
©
H. Humprey, turned loose his supporters. and sdme 65 votes to go where they please.
more
this
New
in the
as
Piedras.
Polio
him.
the
have
25
&
for
another
Last weeks cases were spread localities throughout the is-
in
The
ed to please the Mufiocrat
if they took the
to
eases of polio were reported last week. This brings the total for
all but told before they
A Kennedy victory became even more certain when the man
inoculated
reported
CAP (Continued From Page 1) Rican resident commissioner in the 1920’s. Along with chairman Guisti and
The
(Continued From Page 1) C. Durham, San Juan industrialist.
counted noses that. nobody could
made
to
(Continued From Page 1) of their most loyal backers were.
of Health
yesterday
urgent
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, July 12, 1960
Bill Stowell A
nd Moore ‘Vin Turkish Air Medal
RICHMOND,
Kings,
Sugar not
Va.,
manager
By Jimmy Cannon
ed the Turkish
tion
and
the
Air Medal for their contribution to avia-
advancement
of
their
country’s
air-minded-
ness last week following a joint parachute demonstration with
members
of
the
Turkish
Air
League.
the
made
Paul
of
the
Miller
the
he
Paul.
if
comment
had
not
stay
Miller
had
with
and
no
not
to
of
firishes
its
current
|
male ‘4
veek S
in
ssv
fer
to
ers
because
safeguard
Cuba
of
American the
Havana
has
hitterly
owner
osed
move League directors Weineske mmse
York
to
insciera, to
consider
the
the
the
oe TURKISH REVIEW— Puerto Rican parachutists4 Lauoe Moore (left) and William Stowell (right) watch skyha
.
perform
| 29
in Turkey.
Gulseren
Col.
Remzi
Yoldas,
Sanel
are shown
and
with
a
wom-
Moore
Stowell.
was known by the Cubans, Cas-}feet and tano said “five or six of the 11 | front of Cubans in the team may aban-| decorated the
tean”
Altho&gh Players
the
have
names
been
of
not
landed 20 yards in the reviewing stand, by the Puerto Rican
Commonwealth
such
Crimson
disclosed, ; White
Alvarez
denas
first
and
baseman
Borrego | Presented
shortstop
Len
Car-
flag
Turkish star
and
the list of Cubans includes pit-} Major General chers Raul Sanchez and Orlando} 0f the Turkish Pena,
them
Women
Earlier,
30
and
the
with
the
flag air
near by
Adan Orsov, force, then Too
parachutists,
Ankara, hundreds
The
was of
drop
zone,
surrounded
Turkish
flags.
A salute by the Turkish air force’s drum and bugle corps
with the medals. Jump
in , Turkey.
kind
crescent.
five
and
a
up
the
fly
over
rest
of
of
C47’s
the
made
day’s
ram.
pro-
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The
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pug, cards, man.
Jordan,
Utah,,
is
is
gone
CANNON
crowded
from
with
kids
settlement
holding
house
and
Training in West Boxing Asseciation
Basilio
scrimmage;
Ernie
Don Adamson, an impressive featherweight, young heavyweight and 16 amateurs with
of
Country
a week,
tournaments
of
close
to
sparring.
Man 150
The
boys
try
mailman
to
make
brings
it
Jenson
rube his
to
be
Ibs.
mobs
friendliness, to give Fullmer.
never
bull
farm
and
Fullmer
and
also
forced
clown
of
a
hick.
The
shared
$300,000
Webb, Joey deceptive in
Wednesday
night
televi;
been one exactly like Jenson in the years, small towns have produced a
racket lot of
a Mormon, and also president of the District which controls 40 educational
toiled
in
breeder and in the field.
an
his He
underground
School institu-
knowledge of the was raised on a
mine,
until
the
fight
chic fox
racket
him.
He
was
a
lanky
fight until Rocky Mountain first good figher he handled
as
guys
in
Chalky
who
had
a
never
the
furious
losing a up. The
such
14
heavyweight,
out
beat
Jenson
the
knocked
small
Wright.
After
temporary
and
clubs
of
clumsy
the
and
region
spotted fever laid was Ernie Hulick
that,
Rex
importance
as
Layne
an
fulfilled his promise. ~
,
he
never
an
him who
obese
awkwardly
wild
It’s My Style denounces Jenson
of his fighters has come in scrambling
of wrestlers.
|
to box ready
but to
he
I asked said,
I think resort
to
as a shoemaker
because none
style. They fight alike, rejecting deceit rushes, using strength and the tugging
Jenson
“‘it‘s
my
I fire them mayhem.
about
style.
that.
I
try
up so much
That’s
the
and me-
to
teach
them
in the corner,
way
how
they’re
I fought.”
Kids come to Jenson’s gym as they once traveled to Stillman’s on 8th Ave. in New York. The manager awakened one morning to find two boys asleep in a car parked in front of the
gym which cost $100,000 to built and has on the grounds a eanopied outdoor ring with running water in the corners. One of the
boys
was
Don
“He
was
afraid
me
316.00
him
135.00
250.00
413.00
a
“him three fights for his other pugs when No hoodlum inftuences his decisions and the
is a mink respected
is
claimed
433.00
NO OBLIGATION
as
living which
him.
He is Jordan
rodents
175.00
320.00
ridiculed
But
There has never although, across the,
235.50
PUERTO RICO’S FINEST MOVERS
trimmed.
firm hired
drove
‘224.00
was
can take a gymnasium
champion’s last three fights with Spider and Basilio. The innocent country man,
chatty
sion they
Jenson
ones Jenson believes the dormitory of the
of managers who controlled the fight racket when Frankie was its underworld commissioner identified him as a
after the Giardello
300.00
177.00
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gymnasium
which
course
“Actually,”
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basement in the larger settlements. now are Gene Fullmer, the National
The exhibition by Moore and managers. Stowell, in ideal summer: Board of weather, was the first of its tions. He
{i=
1}
by afford
West
Jenson’s vision
Originally, Tey
City “if the league guarantees Moore, a Fomento economist, |of them girls, jumped from any loss except in the players|and Stowell, assistant manager | 2,000 feet in a mass demonstramarket Shaughnessy said |at Dorado Beach, performed a tion. Each parachutist carried When the contemplated move 5U-second free fall from 10,000 a Turkish flag.
dom
and
and
Garden
Salt Lake City, the fight to be. This is a fighter’s
inspect their talents. The out of the racket live in can sleep 40.
|
in
Jersey
bored
from 15 to 25 letters a week from kids who want him to manage them. Some come by bus or hitchhike here and demand he
prop-
in
of
from used
Innocent
proposed | divers
team
old
In
The Hedy have offered | a" ,Parachutist,
operate
Marv
the
AAU
|
will meet i tee
indifference
Buford, Nathan Ish, Trueman Lucky, a
Maduro |
protested
and
onto
became emptied,
audiences
to bleed for wages.
hamlet
in continuous
play.
situation
the
neighborhood
boxing. The others trained took daytime jobs. Old men
the
town
in the
trip
the trans:
Kids gyms
Square
could
trade.
unfitted
middleweight champion; his brothers, Don and Jay; Lamar Clark, a freak of a heavyweight, who was destroyed by Pete Rademacher
Frank |
Miami
ordered
up.
the
mean
obviously for
vio-
scuffle
politicians.
The
themselves
champions
refused
in
church Jordan
the |
road
the
about
But
Shaushnessy announced Friday | the Havana franchise would be| ma to Jersey City, Castano S43 » had sealed his decision } ‘pe and would not! 's contents until Hava na
folded
desire.
beckoned
disgraced
Only
down the road racket is as it
they |
e president
racket
fight
of
to
in this
reserved
ward
the
arenas
apprentices
and
cities,
brotherhood
unskilled and
attention
their
big
metropolitan
unless he fought on top on the television was no longer considered a spectacular
|
\\
the
Television
tion which
the|
with
down.
4 grieved
Castano’s | *
remain
war,
cate themselves to in the evening, and
|
team
granted
gangsters
the
thrilling
be
was
as
fields claimed
Managers
with
said
the
to
he
was
such
slums: of and
the
proud
when
sport,
the
thronged
joyously
even
the
work.
members, said they |
both
knowledge
decision clu)
of
the
Paul
pug,
In
immense
kids
obscurity,
The
shut
Gabe |
met
the squad's Cuban some of whom have.
will
dreams,
—
an
out of the small clubs. Madison became a museum of memory.
the}
after!
and
manager
Reds,
in
once
After
manager
Club,
general
Cinctnnat:
lent
was
other
will
team
general
Havana
racket
for
Havana
said
the
ANGELES
celebrities
Cuban franchise is transferred| to Jerse) City as contemplated. ! He
LOS
(AP)—Tony
of
has
ompany
acc
This Cunning Hick
ANKARA, Turkey—World touring Puerto Rican skydivers Laurence Moore and William Stowell were award-
Havana Manager. Won't Leave Cuba With Sugar Kings Castano
Sports ‘Today
all
the
way.
to manage a
tryout.
Adamson.
to out
write here
him.
I told
If I
like
or
phone
from
the
him,
them,
I
me,” East
Jenson because
like
I tell
all
let
them
move
said. he
of them,
“He
wanted
I'd
give
in.”
There was another boy, whose face had never felt a razor. had come from New York by bus. “Sol was his name,” Jenson said. “He was 16..I made him call his parents who didn’t know where he was and sent him home. I told “him to come back in two years. He said he would. Kids are coming in from all over the country for tryouts. The mai gets heavier. Who knows...a kid like that Trueman Lucky... He
I may
get
No one operates out
a
heavyweight
champion.”
has a better chance than this cunning of a town of less than 2,000 people. 4
hick
who
7
»
THE SAN JUAN STAR —: Tuesday, July 12, 1960
Lopez Raps Power For Missing Game
(Continued From Back Page) grounder, then made a poor throw to pitcher Bob Buhl of the Braves, covering first base. Kaline,
the
next
batter,
23
then
KANSAS CITY, (AP)—Puerto, Rico’s Vic Power has fallen
that Power had left a ijocker |room meeting at 10 a.m. and had
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Among the oldgr swimmers, Kit Kaime and Detek Hale top the dia
boys’ competitinpn, while LyRodriguez and, Cathy Colee
fead the girls.
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WEEKEND FIGHTS Sy
The
Associgjed
Press
MANILA—F lash
e, 13542,
Philippines, st 136 1/4, Japan 5.
Hachiro Ito, Beysaw,
134, Cleveland, out#ainted Roberto Cruz 13434, ippi ” HAVANA—Doug Vaillamte 137 1%, Cuba stopped J. D. Ellis, 1373,4, Trenten, New Jersey 8. ROME—Guilie Rimaldi, 176 Ita-
ly,
outpointed
Dojinie
Fleeman,
I?4, Midtotinan, Tyxas, 16.
en
180
or
more
at
bats)
Gentile, BattimorySmith, Chicago 4
328 321
Ashburn,
330
Rennels,
321
325
3 317 316 310 305 363 301
Besten
¢
Skinner,
Pittsburgh
304
Maris, New York ' Miheoso, Chicago * Skowron, New ¥qyk Power, Cleve , Kuenn, Clevelanr{ Lepez, New Yi
Howard,
Les
301
Piersall,
Clemente, Groat,
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
315
Adcock, Milwaukee White, St. Louis Cunningham,
St. Louis
308
Angeles
HOME Banks, Aaron,
313 311
.
RUNS
Chicago Milwaukee
26 24
Moyer, St. Louis Mays, San Francisco Cepeda, San Francisco Banks,
EUNS BATTED Chicago
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Cepeda,
Milwaukee San
San
Francisco
Francisco
Skinner, Pittsburgh,
20 18 17
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RUNS
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27
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21
Washingon
Mantle, New
York
20
68
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64
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THE STAR FEATURES
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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Tuesday, July 12, 1960
SLIDING
HOME
‘SAFELY—
Milwaukee's
Wes
Covington
crosses
from first on a long Vic Wertz double in a game against the Yankees, Both games were played Saturday, and the Red Sox won while Milwaukee was edged, 6—5. (AP Wirephoto)
the
plate ahead of leftfielder Wally Post’s throw in a game-against Cincinnati. (second panel) Ted Williams, Boston’s aging left fielder scores
NL Stars Defeat A —————+
PR's Swimming Team Banks, Del Crandall Slug Rounding Into Shape As Friend Gains Win, 5-3 By JIM DOUGLAS Seventy youngsters are now engaged ing
for
which
begin
Central
American
here July 27.
Swimming Jamaica,
for
swimmers
youngsters the
(16
and
under)
world.
They exercise, practice and compete each morning from eight to 10, and then from four to six in the afternoon.
in serious trainChampionships
+
The swimmers and divers have been practicing twice daily, except Sunday, for over two weeks in preparation for the international meet, the first of its kind * in a’
the
have. entered
the
tour-
nament which will have events for four age groups—16-15, 14
13,
12-11, How
and
well
will
10 the
do
and
under.
Puerto
in
the
Rican
meet
is speculative since there are no existing records to compare the efforts of the younger swimmers. But they wil be ready and conditioned.
Three
KANSAS CITY (AP)—Ernie Banks and Del Crandall blasted home runs to power the National League to 5-3 victory over
the American League in the 28th All-Star baseball game played yesterday in 100-degree heat.
The Nationals grabbed all their runs in the first three and Chuck Estrada of the innings off American Baltimore Orioles. Banks, Chicago Cubs’ shortLeague starters Bill Monbouquette of the Boston Red stop, hit his home run over the Sox, who was clubbed for left field fence in the first innfour runs and five hits in ing after Willie Mays had openthe two innings he worked, ed with a triple and Bob Skinner
Coaches
Omnipresent at these training The man responsible for shapperiods are parents and friends. ing the youngters into competiIs Everyone equipped with a tive athletes is Miguel Perez, a Stopwatch, including the mo- self-employed agricultural enginethers, who, unlike their coun- er. He is assited by Felix Perez terparts of the stage, stay on and Dr. Jerry Anderson. the sidelines. Felix Perez handles the swimFathers assist the coaches in mers at the Navy pool. He left running off practice races, or the Army two weeks ago and inmediately resumed his job as else join their wives away from coach of the Caribe Hilton squad. the business of coaching. Dr. Jerry Anderson, who placed Well Organized seventh diving in last year’s Pan The sessions are well-organizAmerican Games, .handles the ed and supervised despite the many “cooks.” The main reason divers at the La Concha pool. A native of Nebraska, Dr. Anderson is the kids themselves, who have qualified for the Olympic Games cast aside the youthful love for with his Pan American effort, frolic and replaced it with the but is ineligible since he has not serious attitude of Olympic comlived in Puerto Rico for the petitors. required three years. Nine countries, including Puerto Rico’s strength in the Cuba, Venezuela, Mexico and (See SWIMMING, Page 23)
PR ‘Chutists Leap
In Moscow Today VIENNA
(AP)—A
two-man
Puerto Rico team of sky-divers faces its touchest test of a 35nation
tour
teday
when
meet the Russian in Moscow.
they
champions
The Puerto Ricans, Laurence
Moore
and
William
Stowell,
left here by air for Moscow yesterday. On Sunday they thrilled 40,-
000 Austrian fans at the Vienna racing track by winning a jumping
troghy contest against
top local entries. .-- ... .... (See the story of Turkey’s reception of Stowell and More, page
of
Pittsburgh
San
pirates
Francisco
Carndall, Milwaukee Braves’ catcher, hammered Monbouquette’s first pitch in the second inning for a homer.
The te
Americans
solve
were
National
able
League
starter Bob Friend for only ene hit in the first three innings.
But
they
got
three
more
‘off Mike McCormick of the Giants and their first run in the sixth. Then, in the eighth, Al Kaline of the Detroit Tigers blasted a homer over the left field clock scoring Harvey Kuenn of the Cleveland Indians, by an error. Friend
22). i
the
had singled the Outfielder home.
The
nationals
who
got
on
innings.
York
Jim
of
Gary
Indians, Frank gers and Bud
the
New
Bell of the-
Lary Daley
of of
City held them well the rest of the way.
the TiKansas
in
check
Friend, the winner, yielded only a single to Ronnie Hansen of the Baltimore Orioles. Then
McCormick came on and baffled the American Leaguers for two innings. In the
sixth,
into trouble.
though,
He
gave
he
up
ran
three
hits and a walk, and, along with an
error
by
permitted
Eddie
the
Mathews,
Americans
their first run. Face Relieves Elroy Face of the
to
score
with
the
came in out. He
bases
loaded
Pirates
and
one
to rescue McCormick put out the fire by
forcing Luis Aparicio of the Chicago
White
double
Sox
to
hit
into
a
play.
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was
Charlie
Angeles
nine
Coates
Yankees,
when
Excells
collected
of their 12 hits in the first three
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