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No.
214
Tel.
3-8400
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San Juan, Pyerto
Ken In N
Rico, Wednesday,
July
By
S.
military
plpnes
bases
U'S. Flights Risking War, Nikita Says MOSCOW’ Khrushchev
the United States, rather than the Soviet Union, was the injured party
“over
naissance (See
protest
“We the
warn. the
United told
a
of
the
its
Kremlin
news
NIKITA,
Page
United
States
along
that
a
line.
The Evening Standard said Macmillan expected t@ fly to Washington to work out ‘a final revision of the bases agreement. A spokesman at No. 10 Downing Street, however, said the*prime minister
no plans
to go
to the United
spoke
in
the
House
Precon-
Nikita
ference in discussing the sixjet RB47 shot down into Arctic (See
Expected the
of Commons after: consulting leading rs of ‘his cabinet, } Tulbuse tye RB47 flew gfrom British territory, Soviet Premier
of
heavy
Soviet
incident
seas.”
to Moscow
States. Macmillan
2)
government
States
responsibility,” mier
recon-
Page
high
expected
had
Reaction,
plane
if a matter of hyurs to make
flights. Ike
RB4Y
Protest
GROVER
continuing
the
He
(AP)—Nikita_ S. declared yesterday
through
the
since this reconngissance aircraft was shot down By the Russians
the United States is flirting with war
in
tain
Khrushch
of
acting
“a
Bri-
direct
ac-
complice in the aggressive acts of the United States Government against
21)
accused
the
Soviet
Union.”’
MACMILLAN
The
Demo Plank.
LOS
Convention
Bureau
ANGELES—The
Demo-
cratic Party went on record here yesterday as in favor of grant-
ing the
Virgin
to
their
elect
to vote At
Islands own
the
the
right
governor
in national party’s
and
elections. national
con-
vention here this week, it also expressed the opinion that, the Caribbean
territory
should bp:
an elected delegate to Con SS.) Southern delegates attempted to
strip
the
platform
of
the
is-
lands’ national voting rights, but island delegates managed to (See PLANK, Page 21)
Stopovers In 13 Ports
Island Will Get Cruise Ship By
DOUGLAS
The first vice linking
D.
RICHARDS
passenger-cargo all the islands
lands
serfrom
coming
and_
St.
going.
Vincent,
A former Norwegian coastal steamer, the reconyerted and com-
Barbados, Monserrat,
pletely
Grenada,
Trinidad
St. Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, St. Martins
has
and
return
13th
day.
arrival im San Juan of the 204foot S.S. Holiday from Miami. Announcement of the inter-island
and a rremmoay
However, Cottie said thea ptimary purpose of the servige*will be providing inter-island traftspor-
service, the first such shipping schedule providing year-round transportation in the Lesser An tilles, came from Cap. Warren W.
in
San
to
Port-of-Spain
signed overs
Cottie, executive
will spent each
be
Rico south to Trinidad will
initiated
the
Holiday
next
week
with
vice president of
Lines.
in San Juan
will
and make
bi-monthly
round-trips
to Trinidad,
with
scheduled
at other
stops
air-conditijmed
ship
25,000 cubic
feet
Speaking
port,
Cottie said the S.S. Holiday
be ba8ed
the
at a press
Juan, to in
make
the
appropriate
eary
stops
on
in a different
back
each
ing and sailing ,at} night. Leaving San Juan, the will
Juan
all-day stopThe Holiday
said
and day
San
tation on a full-time basis. Embark And Land Anywhere Passengers may embark and land at any of the islands with
Cottie
provide: 13 ports,
arriving
conference
to
fm
is- St. Kitts, Guadaloupe,
St.
the
trip
is de-
morn-
Round-trips
vary Holiday Thomas,
Martinique,
with $440.
inter-island _ fares. from
according
San
Juan
will
to~ accomodation
fares ranging from $250 to Children up to three years
(See ISLAND,
invaded
Jornson’s
Massachusetts
met
Texas
and
face
downtown
hotel.
Minutes
later,
to
the
Page 21)
Texas
face
in
81-vote
a
Cali-
fornia delegation to the Democratic national convention conferred 3012 more votes on Kennedy Johnson mustered 612. Stevenson polled a majority. Kennedy shot up to 736 certain, openly pledged first ballot votes as tabulated by the Associated Press. He was hanging, then, only 25 short of the number needed
to
clinch Nobody
was
an
the
nomination.
much
avowed
exception—that
Kennedy would poll the rest from delegates getting panicky to ride
with
a
just roll
a
gets
winner.
Then
matter of call when
around
to
it
Demo Factions Accept Split Of P.R. Votes By
WALTER STAR
will
be
formalities of a the conventio
candidate
Page 21)
Bureau
1960 Democratic
Con-
vention joined in unholy political matrimony. Both sides indicated they would avold public fireworks and accept a ruling by the cre-
dentials
committee
of Puerto each side.
pickin
tonight. Here in a municipal sports arena, Democrats began their second session of the convention, a session devoted to another outpouring of oratory and to action on a new party platform. There wasn’t any great debate.
S. PRIEST
Convention
LOS ANGELES—The two war ring Puerto Rican factions yesterday plunged into the activi-
ties of the
doubted—Johnson
(See KENNEDY,
accommodations ‘fay 77 passengers
Puerto
(AP)—
Kennedy
B.
senators
Asks VI Vote For President STAR
CORNELL
stronghold yesterday, tossed of the best his leading competitor had to offer, and eased on toward a Democratic presidential nomination that is everything but official. -
in Britain.
KHRUSHCHEV
F.
Lyndon
He told the House of Commons this arrangement was essential to Western defense. * Macmillan furthér claimed that
B.
ANGELES
John
Soviet to be
use
DOUGLAS
LOS
wavering ‘ stampeded into fany over the basic agréement by which U.
Race
Votes Off
By TOM OGHILTREE LONDON in Brime Minister Macmillan, in th : face of threats, refused sterday
paid Eioé =
Victory ls | Scant 25
By Nikita
PRESTON
Second-class postase at San Juan. Puerto
13, 1960
ination Macmillan Unfazed
By
Below)
Rico’s
Earlier, of
the
Jose
A.
‘®enicrat’”’
threatened
to
giving
seven
turn
half
votes
to
Benitez,
head
group,
had
the
unfavo-
rable decision into a convention floor scrap. But cooler heads, including some representatives of the Presidential candidates, pre-
vailed. In view
Of past
“Benicrat”’
(See FACTIONS,
per-
Page 21)
GOP Adopts Religious Education In Platform By
HAROLD
of directors, which met yesterday
J. LIDIN
The Statehood Reupublican Party yesterday came out in favor of legislation providing for the moral-religous education” of children tion providing for the ‘“moral-re-
ligious
education”
of
children.,
one of the keystone demands of the new Christian Action Party.
The
statement
an
unanimous
in
tion
of
the
(GOP)
was
to fix its position with regards to the new Christian Action Party (CAP). The executive secretary of the Statehood Party, attorney Francisco Quiros Mendez, cautioned that his party’s declaration in favor of religious education should
contained
not be taken as an endorsement of
declara-
Bill 84 specifically. Bill 84, which (See GOP, Page 21)
policy
party
board
RHE SAN JUAN STAR — Wedgesday, July 13, 1960
Russia Shot Down Jet Congo Asks Deliberately, [ke Says US Troops To JOHN
M.
State
HIGHTOWER
W ASHINGTON
(AP)—The
United States accused Russia yesterday of deliberately and
recklessly
shooting
dewn
a
U.
S. jet reeenmaissanee airplane over international waters. The U.S. solemnly warned of “most serious consequemees” if there is a repetition of such an aet.
A
statement
issued
by
press
secretary James C. Hagerty after release by President Eisenhower, also in effeet aecused Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushof trying chev to .mislead the world
by
incident
the
connecting
with
the
U2
new
spy
plane
te
fice.
Hagerty
The
U.S.
protest in
officially
a
was
note
set ferth whieh
the
the
Seviet
told
note would be The aircraft
pute
te
silence
the
bhice
newsmen
the
ment,
July
Soviet
amnouneed
1
on
a
government
Menday
craft had been violating Seviet
that
the
air-
shet down territory.
for
Khrushchev, in a news conference at Moscow yesterday said the comtinuation of such flights ever the Soviet -Union would
“bring
matters
LEOPOLDVILLE,
Of-
made public. presently im dis-
disappeared
End Rioting
Foreign
flight over far northern Eumropean waters. After 10 days of
to
the
outbreak
war.”
(AP)}—The
Congo Repu-
Comgo
acknowleging
to put among
diers,
an end to it mutimous
called
the
gian
ed
amd
he
Moscow
would
be
Rage charges. Khrushchev
was
has
‘cap-
United
Washineten,
State he
Christian
could
United
act
enly
Nations
of
Secretary
Herter and
said
|:
that}:
threugh
the
thet he
will
send the request here. Meanwhile, the Negro soldiers spread terror and chaos through-
out the republic, born two weeks ago, were
and terrified Europeans fleeimg acress the berders
that
and
more
Aqueti}: than
200
anneumc-
tned
on
blew
espio-
up
NEW PRESIDENT_Nerman Halvorsen, right, new presi gavel dent of the Exchange Club ef Sam Juan, receives
subse-
Eisenhower
from
for
Rabainne,
district geverner,
flight. Khrushchev has campaign ed against any renewal of U2
feoks
Other
flights, agaimst sue as he sees
treasurer.
quently
because
would
im
not
apologwe
foreign The
it
as
nete
a
Air
and
te
sent
the
a
violation
space.
Hagerty
of
on.
president new
Edwin
officers are Richard
(STAR
photo
by
Gunter
statement
VATICAN CIFY @—The Vatican declined te comment on 2 repert that the Reman Cathelic
—Weeping
Belgian
correspendent
spoke
recent events here mest agonizing of
were their
this
said the
mothers
with
Church
is
interfermg
in
A
many
nursing
ehildren,
were
On
Brewers St.
Bay
FAMILY
a
PLAN
3
days
and
2
Fether
peys
___
___
Mother
& Children
SUMMER
nights $42
pay
$32
persen,
PACKAGE
1
simgle reem Extre deys
pessen,
1
person,
twe
$338 9
amd
eape
by
torn
Brazzaville.
land.
When the Feree Publique (Congolese army) teek contre!
reem
$36
days
8
3 in @ room $34 Extra days $7.5@
Beth
plans
1.
Round
2.
Breaktests
3.
Welcome
Mayaguez:
es.
: Pemee: Mayaguez:
drink
Pwerta
Juan:
arrival
rates to greups request.
yeur
Travel
THE
neighbering
but
others
12:3
ly
awaiting
to
backed
areund the eity’s termimal amxteus-
on
depar-
plied:
State
their
news
of
the
homeland
6
H:
hour
$@
at
MOON at 11:11 P.M.
pm.
building
the
Agent.
and
fleer
scraps gry
ef
was
feed
travelers
teld
with
the
small land
in
there
hope
that
a
be
able
to
might
and
take
their
wives
at
minutes
Cerro from
Artuse
The
C47
the
all
women
the
and
country
tary bia,
Rico
re-
CAP)—
U.S.
mihtary
the
Seaver,
U.S
air ta
Ecuador’s
air
children
Seaver
as quickly
Air
attache was
in
to the
the
U.S.
Cel Gustave general of
Force
and
former
in Washingten. alse
Bo
Ecuade-
present
on
Emerqency
possible.
mili-
ColemJames
attache
Quito,
legion of merit te Izurieta, inspeeter
an-
US.
mission im Begeta, was bringing Col.
Gordo
Simenpietri
been
the
Mrs. flight.
Registry
Weduesday. ley
Dorado run-
a2
from
capital
on,
had
went into action immediately. }
troops. wore
of State effiee cenfirm or deny
Eecuader
rean
day
of
Pope.
of
the
the
Secretary
to say.”
cable.
the
and
as
3 bedrooms—Air
Puerto
the by
gota
to leave
TEL. 2-3504_ Juon,
Seeretary net even
apd children in relays to Brazzaville. But all aircraft of charter companies were grounded by Congelese
the
tramspert missimg since Monday with 18 abeard was sighted yesterday om a slope in the rugged Andes Mountains. Rescue teams
xious whites heard a message from the Belgian embassy here, breadcast by Brazzaville Radio,
6:34 pm. 3:08 p.m.
Vaticam
Wreckage
disearded.
the
aircraft
of
Party.
nothing
QUITO,
hun-
A group of Belgian men cleared a runway near their suburban properties
Church
US. Aircraft Down In Andes; 13 Aboard
they
littered
which has
‘““The
has
eeived
set.
The
As
6:27 p.m.
Conditiening, hot and cold ning water, facing Ocean.
Sen
that
against
as
activity
Aetion
whether
ge-
would be released as soon as time for the aireraft’s departure was
deseribed
political
The would
Curfew
pm —the
airways
H16G
SALE
Hotel.
Calf
said
Asked about the matter, the Va tiean Seeretary of State offiee re-
of an aircraft to take them
At
6:5 pm.
a.m am
Many hung main airways
General
2:13 pm
6:36 a.m
residence
Fer reservatiens call Carihair or
es-
urging
Beach
dispateh
protested
he
Christiar
neral curfew clamped dewn — they were all locked inside the
The moon rises today and sets at 10:43 A.M.
12345 Dm. 12:36 p.m.
am.
6:33 4:24
Beach—5
Juan
Velazquez what
trans-
Dinners on
mo-
to
ture
Y¥ESTERDAY’S
13
1:Bam. Lew Tides 6:34 a.m
Pajardo:
One &
of
ea.
portotion
Special
1:@8
ee.
FOR
Caribair
te
tried
TEMPERATURES:
TIDES Wednesday. July High San Juan: @1% am Fajardo: @:10 am
include: trip
ferry
A few sueeeeded were turned back.
FORECAST: San Juan and Ponee—Generally fair teday and te night. Mayaguez—Partly cleudy with cecasienal shewers teday and
San
im
humdreds
children
WEATHER
Ponce:
Extra
Leopeldvile
thers
ea.
TOUR 1
in
1:30 p.m. YESTERDAY’S LOW: 74 tonighe. ESTATESIDE: New York, 85, PUERTO RICO and the VIR- partly cleudy; Philadelphia, 84 GIN ISLANDS—Generalty fair to }partly cleudy; Bestea, 89, clear;; day and tenight except for a few Washington, 82, partly cloudy; Chiseattered showers in the interior’ eago, 83, partly clondy; Miami, ef Puerto Rico in the afternoon. 88, partly cloudy; Daltas, 9%, partWINDS: Easterly at 14 to 28 ly cleudy; San Francisco, 62, partmiles per heur. by ecleudy.
Beaeh,
Thomas
announces
amxious-
ly awaitimg tramspertatien to take them away from this strife
dis-
TRADE WINDS HOTEL
Sam
Manuet Velazquez, ene of several Roman Cathelie laymen pretesting agaimst such purperted imterference, had cabled Pepe John
XXIII.
lives
Hundreds,
Hett.)
Rican political affairs.
Eyewitness Recalls Terror In Congo whem
Clinton, vice
Of CAP
Scene Of Turmoil
traught
Virgilie
directed the installation,
On Church
what
Russian
was issued at Newpert, Rhode Island, where Eisenhower is vateugh } cationing.
By ROBERT LINDSAY LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo (AP)
V. Gess, while
whe
Vatican Declines Comment
to
Seviet
proéestimg
outgoing
president, Julio Veintidés, secretary and William Rauchle,
against
was
reply
yesterday
called
U2
persenally.
U.S.
Russia
nete
the
the related isit ef US. bases
countries
Ejsenhewer
.- gets
:
colony.
In
came reports
Powers,
the rioting Negre sol
upon
lot,
G.
inabifity
States yesterday for troops to| restere order in this fermer Bel-
as best they could. From Luhsabeurg
Francis
govern
its
A US plane was shet dewn ever Seviet Russia im May. The pitured
Leopoldville,
delivered
Embassy in Moseow for inmmédiate deli-
very
ef
case.
Department
the U.S yesterday
|
By
|
FOR LEASE IN OLD SAN JUAN In Whole or im Part beautifully restored 3 story building. Fult of commercial possibilities. Fortaleza 152 (Opposite Padin’'s). Elevator, Air Conditioning, Imcineretor. Street floor com mercial. 2 and 3 floors office or commercial. Possibilities Tourist center. High class shops, Boutique, Art Shop, Res-. taurent, ete. -
_ INFORMATION:
TEL. 2-2444
Cal
Tel.
3.2467
—
Barrie
&
Caparra
for
Obrere
imfarmation
and
assis! tance
Pueste Dr.
Ivan
Nueve
Banucci
M 10 303 Repto. Tel. 6-4283 .
Terrace
Metropolitano
Caguas
Dr. Rafgel A,.Jimenez,_ Cayey Road
i Pek.
7
Spy
yk 16 Ayut
ti
pth:
fy
sansoanerak
— . Wedhesday, July 13, 1960
3
i
pul 3
Cpe
37 NY Teachers Begin Summer
(CD Plans To Clean-Up Studies On PR Education, Life All Roofs In Old San Juan The
By GUNTER
A group from New began
a
HETT
San
of 37 schoolteachers York City yesterday
five-week
workshop
gram
‘sponsored
jointly
here
acquaint
the
background the city.
the
with
Ricans
Fights
Oh arr@al Farr, a
am
carry
most
the
in
about
her
Rican
children
in
classes.
“I
have
Puerto stand
to
Rico them
know
more
in order better,”
in the program
On
here.
The Agenda agenda for
the
the
group
are discussions and lectures covering history, economics, geography, government, and economy of
Puerto
Rico.
They
will
also
take
Spanish lessons several trips out Dr. H. Harry
and will make on the island. Giles, professor
of
NYC,
education
at
of the program ordinated here
is
director
which will be coby Dr. Enrique
Lugo Silva of UPR. The teachers are allowed eight credits from NYU for their participation
in
the
workshop.
STAR
LOS
mocratic day
Party
turned
ment
of
that
would
a
Convention
up
gladden
government
the
benefits
of
the
RALPH
ANGLADA
the
Barrio
when
a
owner had
Obrero
police
wounded
clashed
admitted
station
jewelry
with
store
@:man
shooting
who
the
jewel-
an hour before. Police broke up thg bout Friday
between
Benitez
late
jijweler
Rodriguez,:37,
Jor-
of
M-
Colon,
27,
of
Bagrrio
” dispute
men
started
said,
when
randa
off
at
gun
between a
year
Benitez to
police
two
Police
marched
the
point,
the
ago,
Mi-
station
charging
that
Mi-
merchandise Martin Pena
dismissed
the
charge
of an unlicensed gun. Tne charges are still pending in¥ Superior Court. : Police gave the following ac-
Ri-
principles
of
count of Friday’s episode: Shortly after 9 p.m., Benitez heard that Miranda was in the
self-determination.” The plan also vicinity of his store. The jeweler predicts further benefits will began searching for his former customer with a gun. : follow under these principles. . Twenty minutes latet, Benitez Demos Take Credit spotted Miranda on Nin St. The Naturally,
the
people
Democrats
used
of
Puerto
took
provid“which
Rico
have
attended
the
so successfully.”
Sources
who
platform committee session yesterday said the Puerto Rico section
was
approved
and
holidays,
will
no
official
be
as
a similar
job
lisa
Rincon
de
had
Fe-
and
she
Gautier
suggested he contact Lazaga, in charge of street cleaning.
Nazi
Offered
without
dis-
cussion. A credentials battle has prevented the insular Benicrat faction (headed by Jose A. Benitez) from plugging openly for statehood support. Chances of changing the platform are now almost nil. Democrats also pledged them-
selves to support a Federal -Bu-
talked
Mayor
Antonio publie
Counsel
JERUSALEM
(AP)—Adolf
until
opposition
to the use of cleaning emjob
has
been
defense
counsel
in
his
forthcom-
ing war crimes trial, an official has said. Eichmann will be entitled to select anyone he wants to defend
The
him.
trial
in Jerusalem
is expected next
to start
year.
we
a
five-week
jeweler
lost
took
out
his:
gun
but
it to Miranda in 4 scuffle. Fired Two Shats
Benitez then fled down Marine St.
as
one
of which
The
Miranda
fired
grazed
other shot
side of a nearby
two the
lodged
bus. _
shots, jeweler.
in
the
Police hurried Benitez off to Monteflores hospital. ' Miranda drove to police headquarters in reau of Intergroup Relations. Among other things, the office would tackle the problems of discrimination in housing, edu-
cation
and
Hato Rey and surrended. ng cide detectives took him to the Barrio Obrero searching the
employmeyt
of mi-
grant..groups within fhe U.S. 4
station and began area for the gun,
which Miranda claims he dropped after
firing.
In the meantime; Benitez was released from the hospital after having-his side bandaged. Returning to the police station, he spotted
Miranda
and
attacked
the
accused man, police said. Police broke ‘up the scuffle quickly.
Later,
both
violations
and
relations
Puerto
who
| with
Theft
randa had taken from the jeweler’s store. ‘
Police
Obre-
;
and booked Benitez for possession
promised
considerable credit for ing the present status
clean-up
with
(STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)
of
co as a “showplace” of worldwide interest and a “tribute to the
By
The
status heart
public
man, but otherwise nothing. The platform hails
schoolteachers
Charged
endorse-
Commonwealth
City
District attorney Agustin Mangual Friday will look into the facts surrounding a fist fight in
ro.
yester-
an
the
he
over
DA To Look Into Year-Old Feud Climaxing In Shooting
randa
1960 De-
platform
York
workshop here yesterday.
200 Summit Hills and Jsmael Mi-
Bureau
with
New
ge
PRIEST
ANGELES—The
2
last
By Democrats WALTER
mem-
said
matter
BEGIN TEACHERS V ORKSHOP—University of Puerto Rico dean Prof. Augusto Bobonis, center, talks to two
er
Puerto Rico's Status Lauded By
of
He
about
to undershe said
“They @ not like milk for instance, and here I will find out why.” She said she had ‘‘great confi-
dence”
out
brigade
also
the
eooln business in Puerto Rico?
Rico.”
Puerto
a
to inspect roofs on said they intend to
carried out previously without objection from the government.
Charlotte Gottesfeld, a young teacher, commented that she had
several
of
Sundays
ployes,
neces-
I can surely fight and can tell others
Puerto
and
to this work, or municipal street
sary. I not prejudiced, because if I were I. could not practice my profession. But by coming here and- | about people and conditions, prejudice more
Old
on Eichmann wil be handed this week all ha full list of the lawyers from roofs are cleaned up. various countries including GerSullivan said he believes there many, who have applied to act as
Prejudice
is
he
bers started Monday. He
yesterday, Henry L. ime teacher, said:
“This |
in
cleaned
agency.
said
New
Puerto
be
Mario R. Sullivan, director of Civil Defense for Old San Juan
the Univerdesigned to
educators
of
Program
by
of buildings
will
debris by members of the Civil Defense, it was announced by
on Puerto Rico’s education and culture. All have Puerto Rican students in their classes in Manhattan. They will participate in a proYork University and sity of Puerto Rico
roofs
Juan
Benitez
were
of the was
charged
arms
law
charged
with
felonious assault also by Judge Ramon Mellado. Miranda put up $4,000 bail and Benitez paid a total of $4,800.
Child Dies Aboard ‘Plane; Suffered From Leukemia A
young
p. m.
girl
Monday
flight
from
Rico, noon
who
on
New
died
at
10
a Pan
American
York
to
Puerto
was buried yesterday afterat Porta Coeli Cemetery in
Bayamon. Denise Daly, 5, was traveling with her mother, Mrs. Yolanda Porras Daly, of urbanizacion San Francisco. The child had been suffering
from
1959. Dr. ing
leukemia
Raul at
the
landed
at
treating
since
Vizcarrondo airport
was
wait-
when
the
plane
He
had
been
11 p. m. the
July,
child
since
she
be-
came ill. A funeral mass was held at Our Lady of Fatima Church, Hato Rey. Funeral arrangements were under
the
direction
of
Home. . Also
surviving
father,
Carroll
brothers:
4. Daly Life
Ehret are
J.
Carroll,
Funeral
the
Daly,
child's
and
two
Jr., 7, and John,
is with the State Mutual
Assurance
Co.
family has lived at San- Franicsco since
here.
The
urbanization May, 1950.
At Banco Popular our business is helping you
to build for the future, and hel ping to build the future of our community thr ough thoughtful, farsighted and dependabl e service.
BANCO POPULAR DE PUERTO RICO
Mayaguez GOP Picks
|\Candidates For Office The Statehood S din
Mayaguez
«| Carmen
Diana
‘{mayor ‘|
Republican
has
and
Rivera
Andres
representative
Party
nominated
te
Carrau
for
Camara
the
tor of Jose de Diego school, halds
Mrs.
for
a
master’s
degree
in
education
from Columbia University, N. and is an active civic leader.
House.
The
party
also
Y.,
nominated
the
Camara is president of the following for municipal assemblycentral municipal committee of men: Amina Perez, Elisa Cintron, the
party
in
Mayaguez,
radio executive Mrs.
and
a
there.
Carrau
is
assistant
direc-
covering
ae ‘Carrién,
Hurficane
Jr., president of Banco Popular, signs trust deed
out of reach
bond issue of the University of Puerto Rico. The bank is trustee Witnessing the signing yesterday, from left, Rafael Baragaiio and Abner Kalisch, beth of the bank, Carrién, Luis F. Genzalez Correa, UPR finance director, and Salvador Rodriguez (seated), vice-president of the Government Develop-
in
the
a $5,040,000
terday
transaction.
ment
Fx-Mayor Of Bayamon Denies
gale
CAP Allegiance, Backs Populars A
former
went
to
HAROLD
to
mayor
La
ratify
J.
LIDIN
not be
yesterday
as mayor tion.
the
loyalty
Christian
Emilia
to
briefly
Action
Perez
de
served
Gov.
Party.
Torrech,
as
mayor
who
of
Ba-
cluded
a
emissaries
religion
ter
who
visited
believe
their
she
her
no
might
en-
church-supported
par-
ty
Comes
Mun
Of
2 said
the
La
come
own
Own
Accord
ex-mayor
Fortaleza
initiative,
and
that
on
his
bo
a candidate
November
statement
Francisco
1956
didate the
by
Susoni,
for
CAP
governor, for
with
Susoni
ed
claimed
with
Munoz
her
Commonwealth
Susoni
of
The
lean
spokesmen
their
Jr.,” the can-
denouncing
new
alleg-
party,
it was
charges
of
|}
The
widow
mayor
max
bling
to
Torrech
last
March
with
Munoz
In
limited ruling
to by
a the
Treasury.
of an
called
Civil
Paration of the State has been paign
Areci-
the
Piedras,
against
a
new
Church formed the
for
bitter
for
yamon
inter-party
the
city
control
the
inter--
vention of the church in politics. e |
yes-
of
expected the the
same U. S.
Bureau
here
said yester-
year’s
first
hurricane
Puerto
Rico
and
the
when it developed Sunday.
U.S. Navy tanker, disabled by a fire while sailing from Cuba to the U. S. Monday night, was reported returning to the naval base at Guantanamo Bay yesterday under escort. Caribbean Sea Frontier head| Quarters in San Juan said that no injuries were reported from the tanker AGL Nespelon after fire damaged the main control
room
cli-
Rahola,
Nelson
Galindo,
Juan
late
and
Ba-
that
empty
tanker
to the
base
sometime
last
is the time to talk to your friend
flight. The rican
at
has
scripts
Murder’?
Aviation, reported.
was
Ege
td
of Flavor”
brunette,
movies
to
‘‘Act
Prowler”
death
on
City
yesterday.
after
answering
a
from a neighbor who said
W. on
call
a woman
was screaming. Authorities arrested
Raymond
Clemmons, 35, and booked him suspicion of murder. Lt. C. W. Crumly said Clem-
mons but
admitted insisted
mons
about
of seven
making
he
Detectives
did
advances:
not
rape
are
questioning
the
unsolved
Los
Angeles
her: Clem-
slayings,
women.
Military Personnel In E. Germany Rap Rough Manhandling BONN (AP)—American British authorities yesterday
and rep-
orted cases of “very serious man-
was
handling”
of
sonnel
Communist
by
their
man agents. The incidents
military
per-
East
Ger-
occurred
last
month. In one of them the eommander of the British military
night.
mission
many, led.
in
Potsdam,
repertedly
East
was
Ger-°
manhand.
British
officials
said
they
pro-
tested to the Russians and demanded assurances of safe conduct for military mission personnel
carry
but
received
what
they
des-
cribed as “a throroughly unsatis-factory reply.” American authorities said the
Inc., its builder,
United
States
has received
to
no
its protest
Western
re-
to
officials
the said
French military personnel also were manhandled and detained by
East
German
agents,
but
nothing about
melt
FOR
the matter.
SALE
In beautiful
OR
Condominio
RENT Comm.
Les Lemas 500 sq. ft. excellent future, Suitable for deatist, real estate, etc. Ing. Shop 16th. Central Ave. & San Patsicie
eae =
-te+e
See
eee
~
the
French embassy here said it knew
Lars
Distributors: FREIRIA & CO., S. EN C.— San Juan — Tel. 2-3583
Classifieds
A.
Police found the body of college student Nina Thoeren, 19, a pretty
the Most iwi
Luis
“The
campus
Some
“The House
the
and
strangled
College
-
EAT
Committee
Mendez,
for
ply at all Russians.
Member Federa/ Deposit Insurance Comp.
the
can
held Sunday.
Women’s
Garcia
of
its first test
Sabreliner
A.
the
a crew of two and four passengers at 500 miles an hour, North Ame-
The Chase Manhattan Bank | Reed
T39
Jose Carlos
LOS ANGELES (#—The daughter of a screenwriter who wrote
PALMDALE, Calif. (AP)—A new jet capable of serving as a military trainer and a commercial has passed
and
Co-ed Found Strangled On L.A. Campus
New Jet Passes Test transport
Leonardo
Gonzalez,
lin
Monday. the
Polanco,
Ferre, Sen. Antonia Cabassa Fajardo and Mrs. Julita Arce Frank-
joined by an escort ship early yesterday. Beth vessels were from the U. S. base at Guantanamo Bay and were expected to return
hall.
the
movement), Luis William Cuesta E.
the
Miguel
Navy officials here said that the fire was brought under control
squab-
of the
Se-
and the to cam-
alleged
is
moving in 17 m-p.h.,
Statehood Youth Flores Bonilla,
A
group
League
up
coast
Disabled By Blaze, Tanker Heads Back To Guanianamo Bay
discrimination
districts. Rio
still
hurricane
threatened
ore liberal interpretation of gelection law permitting judges to swear affidavits outside
conversation
were
Virgin Islands off Martinique
carry
resigned as
The
mixing ae
met
the}
day.
infor-
may
fice had not called her for an explanation of the published reports she was joining the CAP. as
Weather
and evasion in the of their registration
reported,
The
to continue direction at
mountof
yes-
in
for the southwest
Haiti.
association.
complaints
Rico
west
Mu
of the party was installed, Speakers at the meeting included Sen.
the island and for the south coast of the Dominican Republic and
té™various civil rights groups. Also, the CAP hopes to win
his
is officer
CAP
matively
their
a
and
warnings
terday
affadavits.
politics.
was
discussion
by
ed delays processing
ex-sena-
allegedly
also
but
savings
Meanwhile,
elec-
Independence . Party
had of-
defi-
in the warming controversy over the Christian Action Party in-
tor
to
in
she
CAP Denounced developments yesterday
Other
yamon this year as successor to her late husband, insisted that she is still a Popular. She also claimed that she had given CAP cause
yesterday
nitely would
Luis Munoz Marin, and to deny reports she was enrolling in the
new
said
Bayamon
of
Fortaleza
her
She
moved
Juan
(representing
At another meeting
passed safely
of Puerto
and
Leonardo
Ramos,
Rodriguez
evening,
Caribbean Sea. At noon it was 275. miles-southwest of Port-AuPrince, Haiti. The maximum winds have dwindled to about 85 m.p.h. The hurricane watch was over for Puerto Rico Monday night,
Bank.
By
Abby
hiz
Alemafiy,
Alberto
Monserrate Ramirez R. Sepulveda.
In Caribbean FINANC ING—Ra
Josefa
Aviles,
. |Abby Moving Westward UPR
Juana
»
S at <u
AW TUAW Ait — Wedneniay, July 13,1960
figh —
’
SLIPPING
eect
a
rs,
-
y ‘
Distrusted here and in Washington the Puerto Rican Commonwealth, due to repeated misgivings as to the true nature of this temporary polftical status; also discredited for its government poliqy on account of the actual caos in the public ‘school system; for its corruption in the government agencies as well as the munici-
palities; for the failure in the government businéss, for the slump in the industrialization program by which only 500 new manufacturing plants were established in 20 years; for the inefficiency and: incompetence in the
public service; for the vast army of 100,000 unemployed throughout
the people’s
the island, and
money
as
for the unlimited
shown
recently
by
waste
of
discarding
thousands of school diplomas valued at $22,200.00 when the Commonwealth Executive all of a sudden decided to make a change in the Educational Department head, and above all, for the unprecedented sweeping wave of
statehood feeling which nobody can stop, Governor Mufioz seems
to be pitifully riding on a plebiscite slippery
ice skate. Statehood leader, Mr. Miguel Angel Garcia Méndez said about the
“plebiscite” that “it is a megn
trick.”
And Senator Dennis Chavez, democrat from New Mexieo, one of the main sponsors eight years ago of the Puerto Rican Commonwealth, has just commented that the new plebiscite act is “loaded dice.”
NEXT NOVEMBER 8th THE PUERTO RICAN PEOPLE WILL EXPOSE THE TRICK PULVERIZING THEPLEBISCITE’S LOADED DICE! wp
'
REPUBLICAN STATEHOOD PARTY
Snr SAN
SUAAM
SW
Wadnedng, Say £8, 2908
OPIS, Jamaica Firm Mart Off Sharply Again Join Trinidad Project By JOHN MCKEE YORK #—he stock
NEW
The government of Trimidad has signed a contract with a local development organization and an investment group from Jamaica for the development of the Diego Martin Valley near Port-of-Spain. The local organization, Organismo de Planificacion, Instrumentacion y Servicio de Empresas Asociadas de Puerto Rico
will
handle
nancing
the
for
project,
fmancmg.
the
which
:
Fi-
an
ini-
barking
Seam
ees
vanced as the big Congo The mariset was dower and active, suspended operations.
moderate.
tial outlay of $55 million, ‘hes been obtained from ‘London
clineil, 273 advanced,
ail
_*
tions worsened. “Trading again was peeve apemctin.
home-building involves
‘Some zircraft-missile stodks
Of
12%
issues traded,
=
mines}
lowest
level since
739 de-! traded
Market Quotations— e
imstitutions.
A. Ramirez, a board meniber |): -of OPIS, will serve as president|i of Homes International. Henry|:
Allied Chem Allis Chal
53% 28%
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80% 5814
Alumin ‘Ltd
30
—%
3634
|Grace
-1
jGuif Oil
Am Airlines planner, ‘both of the OPIS orgafm ‘Can Pringle, owner of the Montego nization will supervise the en<and ‘they ranged ‘fram a few cents Am Cyan Bay Hotel, to form Homes In- gineermg and planning phases "to around $2 a ‘share ‘fer most Am Smelt ternational (Trinidad), Ltd. of the housing program. issues. Some ore ‘speculative Am Std This is believed to be the first Besides Ramirez, other mem- issues showed Josses df $2 to $5 Am Pel Pel time that a Puerto Rican combers of OPES, which acts as a a share .as wervous sélling enter- &m Tob pany has been contracted to give planning center for a number of ed the market. Anaconda large-scale technical assistance Steels, metors and rails declined. Armeo ‘Steel }+lecal construction and real-estato a foreign government. te development companies are Some chemicals were down sharp- Armour ly. Recent favorites, including Atl Refin Low-Cost Homes Abraham Diaz Gonzalez, Pedro
w%
—%
|Int
Bus
39%
Unch|
Int
Harv
Maica
group,
Plans
the
for
the
headed
the
4.000-acre
by
tonio
residential
scheduled
for
call
development
next
an architect- |'
Mufioz Amatd, Eladio Rodriguez
of
area
Otero,
for the construction of 2,000 low-cost homes to sell for about $6,000 each. Groundbreaking for the
an engineer, and An-
C. Kayanan,
and.
Otero. The
marks
is
January.
Ramon
Rodriguez
construction
program
the
first
eost
housing
dad.
It
large-scale
project
is estimated
low-
in
Trini-
that
about
OPIS will be responsible for 43 per cent of Trinidad’s 161,000 the planning, constructing, and marketing of the homes mee homes are presently inadequate, John Pringle and his associates | aceording to an OPIS spokesman.
Gulf Oil Expects To Open 10 Service Stations Here By Oct. Gulf
largest US...
Oil
Corp.,
oil
the
companies
in
the| said.
to open
service | provide
S.A.,
San
said
in
terview that three sites ready been leased.
leased
an
in-
with
a
basic
were |
By the close of the year, Gulf hopes to have 20 units including Stations at Caguas, Ponce and
of
DOW
NEW
YORK
averages:
30
aguez
Gulf the
design
al- | measuring 25 feet by 50 feet. Gulf also plans to sponsor special indoctrination courses
have
sites
fications
at the following intersections: |for station operators Roosevelt Ave. at San Patricio} cers. Gulf’s stations will in Puerto Nuevo, Carpenter | |types of automotive Road and Roosevelt Ave. -Ex- | ses, and lubricants, as tension in Hato Rey, and North | |compiete line of tires, Ave Expressway at the Los Anand accessories. geles Subdivision.
Ma\
Hall
men who own suitable sites. The company plans to construct stations of- various speci-
Hall, Rican
the
dealers,
manager of the branch of Gulf
Henry Puerto
said
local
Juan
in the greater Oct. 1.
He
by
However, Gulf intends to financing for the cons| truction of stations by business-
ten
stations area by
Petroleum,
| operated
of
expects
one
will build and own most | stations, which will be| [15
pe
:
INDUS s
UTILS sms
and
wor-
stocks all oils, grea-
well as a batteries,
Dow
machines,
Bendix
art
im
49%
Dutch Protest Shell Oil Seizure
‘Burroughs
work
guys for
advertising...why
call
ERNIE
who
have
their
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|Minn Mg Mfg |Monsan Ch | Mont Ward |Motorola
government’s seizure of the Chrysler Dutch-British owned Shell oil Cities Sv Coca Cola refinery. Dr. Kasper W. Reimik, charge Con Edis d@affaires, presented ‘his govern- Cont Oil ment’s protest in a’note deliver- Crn Zell ved yesterday afternoon to foreign ‘Curt Wr
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2138
political
Doug
subsecretary
Star-Kist Negotiates
East
‘Norway
(AP)
for
the
sate
of
albacore
for. the American market, the newspaper Adresseavisen reports. Ten Norwegian fishing vessels
and
a
depot
ship
6
(AP)— Domestic closed
1
High
608
Nov World
6.05 futures No
sugar
fu11
866.07
= 6. 07B
lower to 2 higher. a. 445 contracts.
May diy
3.19 3.19
sugar
spot
6.55.
3.146 3.16
3.22
3.22
at
Jly Sep Dec Mar M” Jly Sep Dec ‘Mar ay
36.25-SOA
and
5S
alone?
+%
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|Nwst Airl |Ohio Oil
Am
Av
4074 1848 31%
-—7,
{Olin
4073
Mathi
67%
—53
|Pa RR
42%
+1%
|Pepsi
Gen Gen
Elec Motors
838 43%
—1% | Pfizer —% |Phelps
Gen
Tel
29
— 5
57%
+1% | Pure Oil RCA Rayonier
4934 6458 18%
13 Cola
45
31% 49
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| Phillips
Pet
43
29%% 642 18
aos
Stl
6212
‘Reyn Tob Roy Dutch
Barge In Doubt experts
= fsterr Sears }Skell
‘expressed
doubts yesterday on their chances
of saving the 2,709-ton barge, Puerto Rico, which last weekend
"
futures closed unchanged to 22 Sales 25 contracts. High Low Clees 36.29 (36:24 36.31N 35.80 9 35.75 35183N 35.20 $5.15 35.25N 34.80 34.80 34.79N 33.750 «=-83.75 - 33.71N futures closed “higher. High Low Close 4955 4490 44.95 480 4480 44:60 43.23 43.15 43.23N 4290 42.85 42.91N 42.53N
55 33
|-Sinclair
3834
37% 483
harbor
{Sperry
en | Std
trance.
3.2mB
ss
Roeb Oil
TMT/|Secony Mobil went | Southn Co
three miles
R
d
2342
Brand
St
Oil
46%
Gal
41%
Capt. John Potts of the Porto|St Oil Ind Rieo Lighterage Co. which is|St Oil (NJ)
37 4052
conducting
46%
salvage
gperatiens,}St
psaid that the converted barge
was
Viejo
grounded
in
in a “dangerous
Oil
LST|Stud
Oh
Pack
958
Bahia|Texaco
position”.|Tran W
133%
Airs
13%
The TMT Puerto Rico ground-| Un Carbide ed Saturday afternoon shortlyj|Unit Airc after leaving the harbor when} Unit Fruit
it broke
a tow-line
from
the tug/")
Fort Moultrie. It was en route to Jacksonville,|
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Florida with over 110 tons of| West Uni eargo when it snapped an eight-| Westg A Bk inch
thhawser
and
drifted
onto
a|
4214 2734
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reef. Yng Sh & T Aboard the barge are more| Zenith than 20 trailer trueks filled with | Market Tone reargo. The ship is reportedly | Total Sales carrying private houseloid fur7
5634
103 11614 Lower 2,860,000
Interest
e
Nobody was on the herge at}Gentral Aguirre
aryUILU ° Tel. 2-2865
aS
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west of the San Juan
3.188 3.188
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FUTURES
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6.04B 6.05 4. closed 2
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Sales
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sugar
higher.
26% 123 30% 36
Hon
Success Of Salvage jrsincn
will
FUTURES
YORK No.
Air
General Tire
go to waters off West Africa next fall for the tuna-type fish.
SUGAR
88% 205%
Ford
Norwegian fishery authorities are negotiating with the American company, ‘Star-Kist Food Ltd.
28%
East Ko Food fair Firestn
for Sale Of Albacore TRONDHEIM,
Air
Dow Che duPont
Olivares.
dif-
D. POPWEN
24% -
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|Mpl.
21%
33%
top-notch
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Air
Cdn ‘Pac HAVANA (AP)—The Dutch -Cater Tr government formally protested Celanese to Cuba Monday over the Castro Cer de Pas
of the plight
obtainmg
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‘Borg War Burin Ind
NEW YORK (AP)-—Coffee spot Santos No. 4 ex-doek closed at 36.75N. Cost and freight offerings include Santos Bourbons
of
-
98%
+1% | Martin
COFFEE
we hear
55%
||Int Paper
28%
B-Bid.
time
|Int Nick
Beeing
94.09 Off 53 | &P 209-20 Off 1.76 | \yar
Most versatile froming material you can buy. . . and easiest to use. Just plan, measure, cut and,
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slotted angle
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&
‘Beth Steel
photographic
NEW
JONES
(AP)—Clesing
vending
Sep Raw
every
:Co
John
development
valley
Rodriguez,
Ja-
Alummum
| Goodyear
—2%
with
1.
Tuesday.
58%
joined
June
vojume totaled 2,850,000 shares i}compared with 2,920,000 shares
82%
has
— Ss
iindex fell 89 cents to $55.98, its
S-
Amerada Pet
(OPIS),
and 206 ware
vaneed against the trenil:as traders | undhanged. 1¢ anticipated additional § ) Standard an ‘oor’s
mar-,
~
the ‘time of ‘the accident. Chase Manhattan Potts said that the barge has|}Com. Oil Ref. Co. taken on a considerable amount|Fajardo East. Sugar
of water tions
making
difficult
eo
whether
wan
s:
salvage
. Potts
“did
e paichtes th 7
=
opera-|
reported|
= wil
operations will] eS
Te
Bid
Ask
60% 3% 2134
60% 3%
23%
Fajardo East. Sug. pf. NS
First. Natl. City Bank a
Maule
Industries
Pueblo Supermarkets 14%
wee 24 ope te
pda. PS
4
18%
con
a.
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TRE jAN IWAN STAR —
fed Oi Tanker Pehing | Puchle Sales Show
eo
A Complicated Business
Wednesday, July 13, 1960
Mow En Route Te (ube
Who Pays For The Sugar? By
SAM
DAWSON
a
a
pefiners—and)
moscow ine, Set
Geman grocery
price
of
BPy ;
/sounces,
sugar
Harold
importers,
refiners.
distmibutors: pay, to sugar
eo
andi
e shippers—whether |' lms
they |
‘ubans, Filipinos:on Amer-
‘De
a
The
¥
ipendent). The remaining amount)’ needed’ to meet U! S , ‘qunea . i differential, | was: divided! among foreign: nations. |,
same in
Bar
=
ime
instances.|
at home or abvoad:
Last
week’s,
U. S. quota of Tcensury—cemes:
is.
about this: way:
price
efi granulated.
primarily
rather
than.
Cuba:
‘States,
sugar’ om > Cube] a politictl matter
economi
got
erly.
Part
higher
is
the
than
c4 But
cost
of
buying
controls,
system
Diff.
Pwo,
that
better
raw
ference
contnolled sugar
around going
sugar
price
between
the
price
the
of raw
here
andi
United price
cents as
6-%
a
supply! of
Agni-
sugar
that
can
world
This
jowers
the
States.|
up prices.
Also under
department
lowers
pound
cents
but!
was.
price
here
recently just aloue on be
two to three eents a pound.)
spread
in
comes .
from
f
af
freighter
the law the
unrefined
the
sugar
mills:
runs.
as
it|af
April
for
the
Com.|'same 13:weelt period: im 195% and Nepresents. a: 27° per cent increase.
collision
Net profit forthe finst quarter Of 1960) was. $114,008; after deduct-
ling.
major
‘The
: :
CASPER
sea TRICE SX
. Croix
Bait. NX
-
SHELLINGS
American
Red
nomnecurring
920\660: Cross. was | figures
expense
Thene are awainhis
of
comparabie for tlw (lest
quarter of last year.
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the | PRINTON
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Gulf parts
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posts
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— Bull
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Ponce,
belies
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Mayaguez, Ponce. &
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Bordas
Mobile, N: Grieans
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than.
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amount
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3
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bie, | SMOLDA.
drops
Equitable By
her
3
= we
refiners and dealers cag buy when | TRANSBORINQUER
where | the
low three cents a pound. This
share
of the Young
supply: and’ perks
now
is
be|
duty also is paid. The raw sugar |deemed desirable. ‘This. pinch om: price outside the United! States has supplies eauses. a price ny
ranged
the first’ quarter ending
drop
ices
when
wiiat|inoinw a level deemed
the
the
quota,|
of} euiture is instructed. to raise: the snout
on
sugar
Department
brought
sugar
high
S.
dif)
raw
5-'2
U.
government
outside the as
here
for
@
aimed: at —
The
cents
is
by
te demand.
erence
than two
sells
market Here
Cents
but
six
the!
form- |‘today isn’t set by, outvight price}:
and shipping the raw sugar. And
majen
Part is the cost of| ‘The price: im the Unjted: Stdtes,| ARCOM PoLanm:
also
of
=com1960, were: $5,080,3005%: This.
:
market for her all: important crop. |\founded in: 188%.
handling, which is higher than it|/Politics. im a secondary role.
refining,
the:
whiclh
white cane sugar at the stone is. WU. S quota system was originally: { arqund: 1 cents. a pound:. Part of|Set up im 193 langely for eam | that is. the eest of distribution and nomic reasons, with imernationall) SeRNe
was.
president
panes. with $3,987;761.9% for the
ily) friendly : ties with the United’! a
<
Political’ Mave;
once
.
\this: beeause off her (until) recentwhich invk peel ‘applies. to alll sugar raised! either
pousin
‘The current
-
i
‘what. is refered: to: as: ‘the:
gpowers,. ‘subsidy.
Toppel,
ynext for the Ui S. possessions: of| te the Castro regime in Cuba, the| Pueblo: Supermarkets. in Puerto } Hawaii; Philippines: andi Puertm) Soviet press. neports, The: big. vessel'|/ Bice, has. announced that sales. for
filapes te thee omecios ne That spread) between: weritt suger|Rico. (Hawaii since has: become} j work) i based) em what U. $|'prices andi the price s@# here. i .@ State and’ tiie Philippines. inde- |, sugar
Increase Of 27%
Tep $5 Million
consumers.
The: sugar law assigned’ quotas NEW YORK ®-Y¥ow pay the! year fronn Cubans, and'.some six Ppremiunt on. Cubam sugar—not) million pounds from lf other ifor domestic: cane: and! beet sugar,
oar
7
de
Lines.
St. Thomas.
P-BV.L Line
1s
Ponce,
Sem Land of P.
=
. Thomas, : = a See
this manipulating’ of the law,
supply
amd
demand
prices
ane} aZALEA
into held . fairly close to @ level| thouglit ||) YARMOU .
big money when American refiners | equitable
for
growers,
shippers,
Crry
=
Newark
13
Miami, Cd. ‘
= Trui l e
u
Newari
‘ : = Trading
Eastem Ji
* Aleoa. Cavalicr— Alcon Clipper— Alcon Corsair—On July 13, these thnee famous, cargo-passenger ships. begin a regular weekly, service direct from Mobile and New Orizans. to: San Juam This.
new service is in addition to Alcoa’s present weekly, service from
Gulf and Atlantic pests.to Sam Juan, Mayagiiez and Ponce. With these additional freight sailings, Alcoa is providing Puerto Rico with unequaled steamship service, plus the following three important advantages. . Hinestiquipment—Alcoa’s)
Greater Fiexibility—
More
Capge-passenger
Alcoa
Cango
sinps.
now
offers
Refrigerated Space
— The
how, forthe first time, call
sailings.twice weekly
Alcoa
at Puerto:
fromr New
ships have huge capac-
Rico,
bringing
with them: their fameus
Mobile and Orleans to
Cavatlier-class
ity for refrigerated cargo. Alcoa now offers
reputation: fier express service, expent cargo han-
arrivals in San Juan
a combined capacity of
dling and mechanical
every
27,000 cubic feet of
equipment
Wednesday. is doubled!
suitable
every kind of freight.
for
Puerto
Rico,
with
Monday
and
reefer
Service
space
weekly
from Gulf ports.
>?
#'co cere
ave
Ie
years
Sar Pele Me ke
~YAGI.Z
AND
2nd
PONCE
&
0.5
THE,SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 13, 1960
See
BACKSTAGE—Chatting
with
dancer
Franklin
Yezer,
star
of
the
BALLE ORGANIZERS—At the ballet, were several members of the organization committees, They are, left to right: Mrs. Haydée Fernandez, publicity committee; Mrs. Maria Elisa’G. de Tolosa, president of the Board of Directors of the Institution for Mentally Retarded Children; Mrs. Carmen S. de Rodriguez, chairman of the organization committee; Mrs. Julia R. de Simonet, ticket committee; Mrs. Serafina C. de Ferreiro, a teacher at the Institution and Natalia P. de Stigers, publicity chairman.
Lotti
Tischer ballet “Sleeping Beauty” which premiered last Friday evening at the University of Puerto Rico Theater, are a group of young ladies who
found
their
left to right: Tolosa, Yezer, ria
way
(STAR
Carro.
backstage.
Miss Martha Miss Natalia photo
by
_They
are
pictured
on
the
stage
from
Ferguson, Miss Nitza de Mari, Miss Lucille Stigers, Miss Belencita Oller, and Miss GloJulio Tobar.)
(STAR
Wedding Bells Miss
will
Teresita
wed
Iglecias
mony
Dr. at
July
a
Pico
Vidal
Antonio
Silva
Catholic
cere-
22
at
6 p.m.
EASY Cream
of Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Pico. Mr Pico is the president of the Govern-
ment
Development
Bank.
eSeeeeses
Egg
Her
ese
LADIES FREE |
Nearly 1000 Attend First Night
Is Fun 2
the church of Our Lady of Fatima in Hato Rey. The bride-to-be is the daughter
fiancé is the son of Colonel and Mrs. Antonio Silva. Colonel Silva is the director of the American Red Cross in Puerto Rico. Miss Pico studied at the Convent of the Sacred Heart in Santurce and has a B. A. degree in economics from Manhaitanville College, New York. Dr. Silva has an M. D. degree from the University of Pennsylvania and is doing post-graduate work in gynecology at the Presbyterian Hospital in Philadelphia
‘Here And There
Cooking %;\
in
and
Ceper
Buttered Toast Fruit and
EGG
AND
Of Lotti Tischer Benefit Ballet
LUNCH
of Tomato Crackers
Soup
Beverage Cookies
CAPER
SALAD
6 hard-cooked eggs, tarragon vinegar, prepared mustard,
12
salt,
white pepper, mayonnaise-type
1
118
drained
capers,
French dressing. Method: Cut eggs in half length-wise; remove yolks. Mash yolks with vinegar, mustard, salt, pepper and enough mayonnaise to moisten and give good flavor.
Stir
capers.
Spoon
back
whtie
cavities.
Cover
and
gerate
until
range
in
on
serving
salad
greens
Nearly 1000 fan-fluttering first-nighters attended the premiere of the benefit ballet, ‘Sleeping Beauty,” directed by Lotti Tischer.
teaspoon
mayonnaise or salad dressing,
tablespoon
By Deanna Morris
Salad
Ingredients: 2 teaspoons 34 teaspoon
teaspoon
photo by Julio Tobar.)
time. with
into refri-
Arex-
The to
each
Puerto
Rico
of the
were
who
entered
the
University
of
Theater
ballet’s
given
by members
organization
com-
mittee.
The
ballet,
held
the Institution for tarded Children,
Friday
evening
through
Sunday
Franklin
tra capers and serve with French dressing. Makes egg halves to a
to
Every
lady
fans
airconditionless
Russe
4 servings—3 portion.
small
landa
Mentally opened_
and
Yezer,
Relast
continued
of
Carlo
prima
Munoz,
benefit
at $2 per
of Monte
Rico’s
to
ticket.
the
Ballet
,and
Puer-
ballerina,
danced
the
Yoprin-
cipal roles in the Miguel pa production. Ballet Soloists
The by
stars
were
members
of the
ballet group.
Other
Maritza Nieto, Tutty Cordero,
chea, Cordero
and
Patrons
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Wells
‘!was
from Ballet
of
designed
Among
the
the Julio Martinez, gosa
the
Vargas, Biascoe-
Lotty
Benus.
ballet
L.
were
Robert.
and
Royal
London.
by
Juan
Sadlers The
set
first-nighters
Horacio
de
Cor-
Mrs.
Zaar,
Matil-
daughter,
Corderos
and
Miss
the
Pérez,
Miss
donado,
los
Natalia
and
Capt.
Charneco
Other
Pepin
and
and
Mrs.
their
Car-
daugh-
Nighters
first-nighters
Roviras,
mon and
were
Dr. and
the
Mrs.
Ra-
Ramirez Lopez, Attorney Mrs. Walter Rivera, the
sia her
Angel
Nieves,
Mrs.
Aca-
Cordero de Colorado and daughter Magda Colorado,
and Mrs.‘ Bunker. Also
with pride that is.
Ledesma,
ter.
Miguel
4
family.
Carlos Ledesma, Jorge Goyco, Ted Norbert, Miss Corales Mal-
First
Ca-
and
Carmen Natalia Méndez, Miss Emilie Méndez, Eduardo Perez, Mrs. Natalio Martinez de
were
Our Chef, is busting out
WEDNESDAY
Cordero
Davo.
Manguals, Miss Helen Mrs. Mariana de Zaher
the
children,
Others present were Miss Maria Isabel Solo, the Joaquin Rodriguez and children, Miss
Tischer
The costumes were elegantly reproduced from designs ac-
quired
and
Lotti
Seiffert,
José
deros de
soloists were
the
Zagosa,
Héctor
Rosalind of
pullo
accompanied
Carmen Carmen
Elizabeth
Peti-
Gloria
present
Brunet
were
Miss
de Ada
Julia, Mrs. Mercedes G. de Font, Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Rahola, Miss
Lorenzana
Haydeé
Brunet,
Fernandez,
Llanes
de
Miss
Mrs.
Auria
Mrs.
Maria
Vidal,
Elisa GOmez de Tolosa, Mrs. Julia Rivera de Simonet, Serafina
WEDNESDAY NIGHT BUFFETS If you missed the last one, don’t miss
POST
TIME
IS 3 P.M.
Racing All Year Around Wednesdays, Fridays, Sundays and Holidays
Xa
same
fine food and available every night except NO COVER at anytime.
Floor Show Mondays.
son,
Tro,
Wednesday Night Buffet
Ferreiro,
Nitza
Lucille and
de
Mrs.
Miss
Mrs.
and
Mari,
Tolosa,
Oller,
Stigers are
de
Martinez de Vargas Miss Martha Fergun-
Miss
Marie lencita
TONIGHT'S BUFFET The
Carranza
Consuelo Badillo,
Miss
Miss
Be-
Gloria
Ca-
Natalia
her
P.
daughter
de
Na-
talia. Pretty
and
easy
cake
decora-
tion: Cut soaked prunes into long petal
shapes
and
arrange
in
flower design with small colored candies (chocolate-centered) for
flower centers. over frosting. VR
ewe
RRR
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:
Wadhieadiy, tay’ 13,1060
pire San JUAN Stak —
You Offend Teenager DEAR
ANN
ee
We know a couple whom ‘we zonsider clese friends. They are inteHigent, goed Cane ny
and
well-respected in
eommunity. My them both and
wife tusiaes this has led to
a family argument. This couple consider themselves ultra modern and highly sophisticated. They have two teenage
children,
a
boy
15
FIRST NIGHTERS—Among the nearly 1060 first nighters at the benefit ballet were these two young ladies, from
left to right, Carlota Ramirez and Awilda Lopez.
TANNIN
photo
(STAR
by Julio Tobar.)
In and
around
§|
The
marriage
of
Barbara
Jean Stokes to James Arnett
Ushers ther Rey
Graves,
bertito
took place yesterday
morning in the Holy Trinity Episcopal. Church. Dr. are
and the
Mrs. bride’s
bridegroom
is
Roy J. Stokes © parents. The the
son
of
Mrs.
Lavinia Elliott Graves and the late David C. Graves, of Lexington, Ky. The ceremony was performed by A. Ervine Swift, Episcopal Bishop of P.R. and the V. I. The bride’s ivory ‘peau de
were Alan
the
MontillaS
bride’s broes, and Ner-
Negroni.
Elena
Aponte was of honor, and the bride’s brother, Stuart Kenmeth
Stokes,
Music nist
wag
was
Teresa
best
man.
provided Rivera.
by
The
orga-
will make
ton, Ky. member
their*thome
The of
;room
in Lexing-
is U.S.
a
staff Public
Health
Service
"Hospital
in
ington
and
has
real
a
so
in
were Ato
as
The
we
treating
do.
them
as
backed
wife
three about
agreed.
to one it? —
her The
and I fost. STANDING
de Pence,
started
They
Pm
I
like
adults,
profanity jokes in
and their
“treating
them
merely
treating
confuses
Children
look
teo,
teen-
but
using
telling off-color presence is, not like up
te.
parents
women
Industry
had
the
of
lucky
but
to
go
America” a
Los
store
and
if
someone to
they
were
would
too
bring
N.
J.,
of Civilian
was
Iowa
accompanied
select
a gift
Rep.
out
number
from
of
his
to
Pfost
a
of
brown-toned
a wide
assortment.
is
best
because
the
child-
hood concept of mother and father is perfection—and nobody is perfect.
designers
models
were
to
offer.
priced
high
costing
more
than
Mrs
JAMES
A.
GRAVES
soie gewn, bought at Nancy Kaye’s, St. Petersburg, Fla., had an Alencon lace bodice and sleeves trimmed with scattered seed pearls. The elbow-length veil was of French tulle and the
at
tel
their
with
Fernando,
St. Luke’s
Hospital
grounds.
MIAMI DRAPERY 1863 Loiza St. :
Santurcee
(Tel
S-2181>.
re 70" "ee
City,
and Uni-
of
Dental
of
Eta
recently
Me-
Gamma
elected
members
treasurer;
Magda
tary;
Elsa
and
to
its
the board
Palerm,
Gonzalez,
secresub
Ho(Julia
‘sailed
Anand and
last
of
Paris,
remonies;
and
Garaida
Villafane,
HISTORICAL
the
14th
DAY of
al 1789
Ea Te -Frnch BOUTIQUE| YOUNG Tutty
ef*Jehnny
is
ads
INVITES
DEBUTANTE—Levely Barcelé
ep jef
and
Pujals, Violeta
daughter
Tieet
debutantes.
YOU
TO
THE
BASTILLE SPECIAL SALE with 2 20% discount
Barcelé,
the Casino de Puerto Fif-
teen year-old Tutty is a student ef the Immaculate Conception
Dresses
©
Blouses
© from
all
your
Beach
purchases
Outfits
FRANCE
UNTIL
and
©
of
Costume
Jewelry, etc.
ITALY
JULY
16th
in our shops:
~— Srint-daow ~
\, toe
se-
cretary. Other officers are: Lourdes Pérez and Elsa Gaztambide, members-at-large; Mayra Rodriguez Canino, publicity chairman; Carmencita Garriga, mistress of ce
BASTILLE
on
Sat e-y
held at the bride’s home on the
last|
Beach
Thursday aboard the French Liner Antilles for a one-year
Ona
York
of William and Tufts
commemorate
THE
in
relaxed
children
Usera
as
$40.
To
Chief
Maria and Fillin Vidal and geles Ramirez de Arellano) grandchildren. Maria Teresa
floor-length skirt ended in slight train. Mrs. Graves was given in marriage by her father Dr. Stokes,
medical ‘director of St. Luke’s Hospital. A smalt reception” of relatives and close friends was
Dorado
of New
his new
Personnel
S. J. for 10 @ays,
College
sident; Mairesa Rodriguez, vicepresident; Luz Delia Calanera, treasurer; Vangie Urrutia, sub-
“We want women seen on television te look well dressed— which, ef course, means a hat,” said Bertha Kelly Queenan, handling the gift-hat bonanza.
P.R. for five years. He is married to the foymer Lydia Acha ef S. J. The Viseos will make home at La bla Extension. Lawyer J Angel Poventud and wife J vacationing in week-end
Chatham
of directors: Mariam Palerm, pre-
So far, though, the tastes have been moderate. Nobody has picka hat
of
Weston
chapter
has
following
$295.
ed
es-
graduate
of
School
Alpha
Some
as
Tayer
Delta
The department store involved (the May Co.) said it had hats of some of the country’s
inevitable
and
Eta Gamma Delta Chapter Holds Vote
Idaho
chic
Louis
Juan
dicine.
hat.
Gracie
Picked
Loveless
wife
a
graduate College
versity,
hats
non-hat-wear-
Herschel
is
is the
Mrs.
School
attended
Nathan
ers couldn’t resist the offer. Gov.
and
of San Mass.
bride
is a Mary
them.
confirmed
Dr.
and the Boston Museum School. Dr. Tayer, the son of Mr.
as idels and models. As time goes on the idol totters a little and the model tarnishes .This
Lex-
formerly
Army
The and
and
Mrs. Tayer
Mr.
Cambridge
busy,
the
of
A. Horvitz Centerville,
they
certain
Angeles department Pick out a model.
Horvitz
ton in Boston.
ad-
recipients to
S.
H. Tayer were wed rein the Hotel Statler-Hil-
daughter
Letters from a public relations firm representing the “Mil-
job July 1. ‘Visco, originally from
—
gover-
nors’ wives and offered them gift hats from some of the best
adults’—it
them.
Marjorie Barton cently
85 of the
congresswomen,
Even in
about
delegates,
you.
believe
agers
selected
And
with
America—by
convention
ALONE
DEAR STANDING: Hold the bets. The odds just changed.
for
foremost
up | vised odds
Horvitz-Tayer Wed In Boston
(AP)—
wearing hats.
linery
husband
my
naive.
much
LEWINE
The millinery industry is trying to see that top Democratic-women set a good
designers.
be
kids
neither
ANGELES
“Don’t
tate business. He is a US. Air Force Reserve ‘Captain. Jehn R. Visco, appointed Personnel Vice President for the Banco
FRANCES
know
church
floral arrangemgnt consisted of gladioli and “céfe de la India” sprays surroun by ferns. After honeynfooning in Cuba, Jamaica and Pamama, the couple
By LOS
kids
as
much they
Women Demos To Wear Hats
lied,
and
By Rosarito de Jesus
Mrs.—told
hew life
expeet nor want their parents te operate on the level you describe. It does not flatter teenagers—it offends them.
example
Her
PONCE
evening
about
a story that had some pretty high voltage language. Their children were there: and so was our 16-year-old son. When the kids left I’ told Mrs.—I thought her joke was unsuitable for the kids. She rep-
I believe » | adults.”
|
ws
other
matter
and
a girl 17. The parents tell risque jokes and use profanity (and worse) in the presence of their children. The
Ne know
Taz Ftenck BOUTIQUE | LLL
1018 Ashford Ave. (next te Le Reda) and Caribe Hilton Hotel
10
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 13, 1960
Our Man
in San Juan
Old Doctor Truman Diagnoses A Disease
The Sight Of Someone Reading: By Al The
other
hour.
It
day
was
I
read
really
an
significance, but I to hear about. it.
1
was
in
Triana
and
dawdling
nish.
was
rather
an
incident
thought
reading
It
for
extra
half
no
great
of
you
might
like
San
Juan
Restaurant, over
quiet,
coffee
after
and
the
portant
carrying At about
the
Da-
I returned
book,
I
hair
was
open
face
tn
looked
life
from up
the
at
the
exceptionally belonged
don't
you
asked ' | reached
His
whose
it around
for
if
Dinhofer
I’m
a week
going
or
to
effects
of television
the
reading
habits—from ardent
their
on
LOS
so.
children.
habit—as
parents.
newspaper
reader,
life-long
a father
his
is
an
two-year-old
put
on
the
table
ago, and stood up, assuming table. He put his hand on
mean more I
please...
of
He kid,
a vague
continued, everyone
someone I an
don’t
have
was
smile
and
“In was
reading... That’s the way
knew very well intra-family regard
had
been
a wrinkled
a
bookbinder.
I was
as
stamped
for
a
trips
to
library
the
card
membership
I often
put
grocery was
in
store.
almost
our
a
family.
a wrapping-paper
To
cover
A
Children children
im-
who
by
the our visual sense is one permeating senses. But
DOGS
I must
admit
to
certain
preju-
“What
develop
the
reading
habit,
dice against use of police dogs. I was a member of partisan underground in Yugoslavia in last war and | often had involvements with
these dogs.
Most
German
sentries,
guarding airfields and barracks, which we attacked, had these
animals
with
them.
Many
“@pmrades-in-arms,
“Yo
slit
a
were brutally beasts of hell!
tect
in
throat
their
of
of
my
attempting
a
sentry,
mauled by these It is true they pro-
master!
But
Milroy says, that they fleeing men, I smile. that they follow, but
when
Mr.
can follow It is true only what
TODAY’S
start again. intelligent.
are
you
reading?”
flict
with those “Sounds int
chair as an invitation So I sat down and
the
waiter
to continue read.
These
back, then
animals
are
not
and ran I saw it. Germans did not mind this, but Police here should
Since
this
time,
I do
dogs. Bogdan San
FROM
BEST
and come
ERROR
Juan,
First,
asked.
VU
|
¢
..
=
B
5
fs 7
that
great
in
At
the
the
party
in
a fresh
your
issue
same
time
I
wish
to
attention
to
two
ty-
pographical _ errors, >| fault: On paragraph
9,
not
my
5 line 9 your typists wrote “have no grounds ‘of’ instead of ‘for’ criticizing the U.S., etc.” And on 7,
line
14
they
made
by writing instead of
would
appreciate
typographical
errors
“in ‘for’
that be
said
fied in your next issue by either publishing this letter or in .any other way you deem proper. Rafael Bird San Juan, P.R.
there’s
some
the
young
school of
doubt
takes
Old
on
some
are men who delegate weed
Doctor
Truman,
will
Johnson,
will begin
Sy-
have
has
given
had
its
taken
conventions
up what
of
:There
has
pros. that
shrilled
Maybe in
been
and
there
West
pressure
waved
is an
appeal
the
women
Virginia
and
cheered
man appeared. Without to have financial wealth
whenever
question, he is a plus the necessary
“magic.”
too
early
that
around.
old
Johnson the
Handle
to say,
astute
different
uncommitted
and neither away. . the
the
is called
and some of it was hard to take. But great tide flows for him. It may be
Can
Convention?
but
Texan
from
there will
handling
is
a strong
find.
managing
a
Senate
These thinkers recall that to destroy Adlai Stevenson
delegates.
Dr.
Truman
line
The
nor
tide
was
Senator
con-
majority
and
in 1956, when with Governor
running
Johnson -
of
a
for
could
scene in of those of Senabut nona swing
Stevenson
lure
them
Senator Johnson came here with less delegate strength from Western states than he had anticipated. This was a shocker,
Kennedy from
New
pressure Jersey,
has
built-up
Pennsylvania
But
there
are
angers
and
within
and
ballot pledges are kept the largest Senator from Massachusetts.
the
big
California.
gainer
should
frustrations
api
delegations
Once
be
the
first
the
feuds
young
here.
Dr.
Truman has intensified some of them. There will be many here who will not vote in November for whoever is nominated, feeling as they do that the convention was rigged before the respected
and
neutral
chairman
took
up
the
gavel.
This
is
not
to say they will vote Republican. They will, as the saying has it, go fishing on that day: But I am reminded this is par for Democratic Conventions. Democrats
always
fight
one
another.
But
it makes
little sense.
Convention Program Third
Session—Wednesday—July
13.
Convention convenes at 3 p.m. Invocation by Dr. Max Nussbaum, rabbi, “Temple Israel of Hollywood. The National Anthem—Margot Blum of the San Francisco Opera Company. ' Pledge of allegiance to the flag, led by The Hon Edward R.
Roybal,
councilman,
tor
well
by
he
I recall
personality
ures if Symington isn’t going any-
where, he might as some company.
convention
Harriman, Senator Johnson appeared suddenly’ on the behalf of Sen. Richard B. Russell’s interests. It was one moments when the iron theoreticalfy was hot. In behalf tor Russell it must be said that his campaign was all existent and not even Senator Johnson could bring about
The
Stu
the ago
now
of the
girls
mington, refuses to attend the Democratic convention. Harry fig-
backing
Ralph McGill
Indefinable. There second ballot the
sullenness
face.
Roll call of the President of Balloting on Benediction
Truman,
X
afflicting otherwise good minds a wee mathematical chance re-
days
forces, that a
cajoling a minority. Dr. Truman sought
clari-
AAA
are
After that second ballot, say the makers the great state of Texas will begin to
twice
is weary
quite
July
make
There
may.
Kennedy,
a few
is some
vention
of
will
ballot.
deliberations.
published my letter of Senator Dennis
your
Harry
wife’s.
but
though
here
thank
se
to calm the nerves—my
Senator
by the Kennedy none can deny
whether he’s trying to nominate himself—or Sam Rayburn.
.
even
thought
to
Kennedy
second
whatever the potency of his “Stop Kennedy Specific,” of it, it is perhaps just as well that Dr. Truman isn’t
There
1960.
experience,
“I'd like something
any
of his hand, ere the delegates
their
Lyndon Johnson is making such a point of the need for age and
|
Bren—%.s
adoptcd
Philadelphia
is today
to say they
applied
riches
By FLETCHER KNEBEL STAR Washington Bureau
}
Heinz
who
him. Andrew
Fre-
After The Second Ballot?
But lack
back
reading.
POTOMAC FEVER
=
voices
you
wish
AAA
le
AUSTRIA
in
C.
defended
the candidates offered is curiosity, but not
Jack
the
to stop
party,
nothing.”
EUROPE
gu
I
for having in defense
I
|
John
he
speaking to the delegates at this time. The mood of some of them is such that the less decorous would almost surely boo him. And this is something Mr. Truman doesn’t deserve from the
CORRECTIONS
another error exchange ‘of’
P. R.
that
than
It is much
Paragraph
Vucicevic
|
os
there
about There
odds
no
Sir:
invite
love
said
the debonair young fortunate young man
was killed, when the dog ran from German soldier, and tore out this man’s throat! The dog simply pulled its line from the soldier’s hand
not
be
later
and
Chavez
careful!
and
Republicans,
But speculation is a disease election years. And so, since
or
ound us, or the community. g,” he said adjusting my
Also, it is false, that they do not attack innocents. I know personally an old man of Sarajero
be
convention
Mason,
be heard from and her favorite son, Lyndon his climb toward the nomination.
emu-
“Some short ies by Philip Roth,” I said. I explained bri they were about modernday religious attitud@s and how they may con-
| they see! I have often had -to | deceive them, it is easy. I simply
have turned,
The
nominated
begin to show its effect. of this dubious dream,
.
POLICE
heavy not
killers,
television,
mal
AGAINST
first
their
a Free
of the mystery of the Great nurse the dream that on the
sretend
ing.
requisite
on an
fascinated
il
lating their parents, soon cut back on TV watching and return to their books. No electronic picture screen can compete with a mind’s imagination illuminated through read-
wellday
are
newspaper
study showed, because of our most mentally
a
this
same
LETTERS | Bir:
at
was
term.
1854,
nation’s
1856.
mains will pick up the he is reading.
reverence for and an awareness of the very physical aspects of books. When I was in grade school, we sat around the kitchen table as my father covered all the textbooks given us the first day of the term. Trips to the library, among us, were as
regular
mont
in
was when
with
Wirt,
second in
almost
he my
about father
raised
a
officially
it
it was.”
what he meant for reading. My
for
name
ing
brow. I
the
Reporters arriving here are informed that gamblers in the City of the Angels are offer-
to go. I didn’t
my house, when always respectful
that
fervor.
to disturb you. There’s nothing I like than to see someone reading. I mean it.” stood there with an expression com-
posed a
you
significant
order in a speech to the convention which nominated The Democrats held their first in 1832, nominating
It cannot
shoulder
“No
William
perhaps
convention was confused and contradicat Baltimore by the Anti-Masonic party.
nominee,
national intensity by either party.
expectations.
check,
is
Its
in
His again
It
the
Jackson
son
black
he
ANGELES:
first national nominating tory. It was held in 1831
Children
most.
If
By Ralph McGilt
<
be
demands
something?”
my
book
the
groomed.
man
his
like
for
a full hour Heeded the
a
inside
waiter.
well
to
exceed
“Would
world
expensive
that moment I also recalled reading a three-year study made in England on
develop
luncheon
hour and before the cocktail crowd congregates. Absorbed in reading, I suddenly became aware of a voice. ; “IT can get you something?.. . You want to order?”
As
or
of
the
city
of
Los
Angeles.
the states for nominations for the office of the United States. the nominees. by The Rev. Forrest C. Weir, executive direc
Church
federation- of
The National ‘Anthem. =: + + Adjournment.
Los
Angeles.
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Plank .
Party platform
drafters yester-
day gave the present Commonwealth stitus a pat on the back, and statehood a kick in the pasts. What it all amounted to was an endorsement fet Commonwealth
while
José
A. Benitez and his
were
Gov. Mufioz Marin’s delegation was a forniidable one headed as it was by San Juan Mayor Felisa Rincon de Gautier. Dona Felisa is a persuasive womun who has many highly placed friends in Washington;and in the Democratic Party. Mr. Benitez has friends teo, but he lacks the political and economic muscles logaly of the
anywhere
_
in the world of politics.
There really is no other justification {for delega-
tions from Puerto Rico to the natienal gonventions. We do not vote in national elections, we pay no Federal taxes, we hold no primaries to elect dejegaies ; it’s strictly a secial club set-up which makes jecal “‘Dem-
ocrats” and “Republicans” four years.
feel important‘ once every s
. And speaking of feeling important, the Democratic platform promises to stimulate the pride of the Virgin Islanders if the party ever carfies out its platform pledge to permit Virgin Islanders to vote
in national elections. We imagine a lot of citizens in Puerto Rico are going to scream discrimination over that one. . The platform pledge an elective governor bill to grant them a delegate ing news also for those
aS
Abo Hous ct Diseatch
DOLPHIN’S BRAIN FOUND AT LEAST EQUALTO MAN'S (News Item)
Ontyin America
Joe Petrosino, Enemy Of Mafia
to werk for thejapproval of for the Virgin Jslands, and in Congress shoyld be cheerislands. These rights have
long been sought and are much
over-due
By
Political platforms are merely wingow-dressing for political campaigns. They are meant to provide speech fodder for the politicians. They ‘are destined always to be discarded and forgotten after the elec-
tions. Bit locally, we think the endersenjent of Commonwealth and refusal to urge statehood: in the platform is a blow that Mr. Benitez and his Benicrats will find
hard
to
take.
.It
could
spell
the
end
of
elections.
The Man Gets Bolder
img
bolder more
and
more
reckless
by
the hour," warns
that
flights over Russian territory can result in war. The
mounting
intensity
of
Soviet
ger
in
the
of his death, Petrosine was credited with havi Mafia crime im New York City by 50 per cent. He was able to do ¢hts because Police
Commissioner Bingham let him form a sepa- rate detective bureau staffed with six ItalianAmerican police officers. Thousands of young Italians were pouring into ‘New York, import-
ed
ets into the U. S. if we intervene in Cuba and this latest warning ef possible war, appears tu be a calcu-
cheerful
plan to take advantage
of our
tional weakmess in an election year. hower
is, and
President.
will be until January,
trditional
President Eisen-
1961,.a
lame
duck
The influence he should hage over the
nation and its policies, and his ability ta, muster public and political support he needs at this time, - wirtually nil. 5 in a brief three weeks time, the Deynocrats Republicans will be campaigning for the tgp prize,
White
na-
House.
Whatever
Mr.
Eisenhower
the are and the
proposes
to do to meet the Soviet challenge, if anything, must go by default. The Republican nominee vill undoubtediy go it on his own, reluctant to defend policies that have brought us to this critical stage.» The Democrats will-make the most of obvious administration failures on the international scene. This will contimue until November, a perilous hiatus for our nation. It appears that My. Khrushchev will make the most
of it too
world.
became
Petrosino
bomb
was
He
absolutely
simply
and
experts
fearless
brushed
guards and clamped manacles wanted. But he wasn’t enly
last few weeks, demonstrated by threats fo send recklated
im the
by
victims. arrests.
Up
The Russians admit shooting dowr another of our planes, claiming it was over Soviet territory. We protest and charge the Russians with downing the plane over the high seas. Mr. Khrushchev, who geis
experts
fiewtenants
Petresino
J
|
six
Mafia
that
i
fuse
his
Golden
necessity, for once they began their campaign amd premised help, they were besieged by
group’s aspiration to place its own candidates on the ballot in the November
amd
Harry
to build
immigrants,
smuggled to
the subway
many
themselves
take
advamtage
system.
in
of
Mafia
and
their
Ameng
premptly decemt
amd
began happy
compatriots. The
Mafia
had
a
of simple extortion— from every workman.
highly
profitable
system
50 cents or $1 a week They used to steal the
he
was
murdered
Supposedly,
Mafia
York
City.
and
up headquarters Mafiosi. He was
around
1910
he
the
face
of
thousands
was
at
against
been
business,
sell
nonexistent
goods,
buy still other geods on credit and fence them, and pyramid ome fraud atop another. A dynamite
bomb
was
the
Mafia’s
reprisal
merchant whe complamed. Petrosino put an end to this. of detectives Squad of the
ment and
eventually New York
His
for
the
bureau
became the Bomb City Police Depart-
is today the best collection of bomb
was
trying
to
in
Ame-
began
case.
pickings.
He
counterfeiting.
Two
up in a murder over bills and Petrosino
He
went
set
to import other “The Wolf” and
to
Italy
to
of the had
make
the arrest, but he was gunned down as he watched a religious carnival in Palermo. His killers were never found but many authorities
to expropriate the name of an honest Italian merchant or importer. They would sell stock his
the
rich
and began known as
solved
on
he
got its toehold
found
scar
left
en the man he a muscle man.
rica when one ef the Mafia leaders in Sicily, Ignamio Saietta, fled his native land to avoid standing trial fer murder. He came to New
his aides got mixed distribution of the
this
mak-
bedy-
rica.
small blades omt ef pencil sharpeners and if their victim didn’t pay, slashed him. The small sufficient threat to the commemity as a whole. Another favorite trick of the Mafia was
in
the
interest the Pelice Department in setting up a sort of missionary service, a legal aid society, which would try to educate afl Italian immigrants as to their constitutional rights, what protection the laws afforded, and how te claim it. Had this program been instituted, Mafia might have died a quick death in Ame-
these
members
until
by
rica
the
time
were
quite
sure
his
murder
ordered by the Saietta Gang. When his body was brought back
for
burial,
thousands
of
East
to
Side
had Ame-
im-
migrants paraded by the funeral home. Much of the small crime had been banished, most of the Mafia had been driven underground by his efforts. The sad part of the story is
that he left his wife and family except for a small $600 pension.
penniless
Island In Militarily Strategic Position In U. S.-Cuba Situation By
PAUL
STAR
R.
Night
ot the United States, but more specifically Florida, which is less
RYAN
News
Editor
than
90
miles
from
Havana
Last week the U. economic reprisal.
at
acting
The island of Puerto Rico oc-| certain points. Kindley and Alcupies a strategic position in re- brook are slightly more than 600 lation to the rapidly deteriorating miles from Cuba. Cape Canaveral
Situation between the United States
and Cuba. The strategic position is a military one In view of Cuban President Osvaldo
Dorticés
statement
Sun-
day night that the annual rent on the LU. S. Guantanamo naval base will be returned, and President Eisenhower's prior statemert that the
Guanianamo
nav:l
base
will
America’s is little
foremost
more
Cuban
that
Prime
tro’s
rocket
him off
center,
300
miles
from
Minister
Fidel
Cas-
how
Russia
figures
in
million.
S.
the
Department’s
nlanning
the
coast
of
Cuba
and
that
the
island harbors Ramey A. F. base (on the West end of the island) and Roosevelt Roads naval station (to the East’. Geegraphically Involved It that
but
would seem Puerto Rico
become
on the surface could not help
involved
in a military
conflict between the United States and Cuba. A pull-out by the U. S. at Guantanamo might enlarge the facilities at Roosevelt Roads. Also immediately involved geographically are Kindley A. F. Base in Bermuda, Albrook A. F. Base in Pabama, and, of course, the whole
on a company-proincrease for the Ca-
tano
are
ferry
slated
to
be
re-
Opened today at the Public Serv. ice Commission, reviving hopes of a settlement of the monthold pilots’ walkout. The asked-for increase, ferry Officials said, would enable the Popular Transport Company to
meet
wage
demands
set
by Out
down
the six pilots who walked June 15 The hearings were called by Public Service Commission head Ramon. Gelabert D’'Elias who together with. Associate Com-
missioner
Benjamin
hear company tuions on the ns
Ortiz
will
and _ private proposal.
pe-
seen.
some
it cost
the
good
will
The
move
came
by
shortly
was
Soviet crude
swift and
Russia
oil. Reaction
unexpected.
stepped
back
picture
Saturday
by
Soviet
intercontinental
into
the
announcing missiles
February. Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan visited the island republic and signed a
would retaliate against the United States if it made any attempt to
trade
in all probability
and
Premier
credit
agreement
Castro.
From
on U. S.-Cuba rated rapidly.
that
relations
intervene
with point
cos,
deterio-
ses
fell,
among
them
two
Terror
condemn
Castro,
tro.
It
is
América
can
ate
an
in
aim
the
to
does.
ily
firm
sinking Asked
the
been
of
ments
and
the be
the
exact
amount by
freedom
It will
impressive
siren
song
of
and
the
Cuban
than
state-
problem
over
error
been
in learning
to
fare
had
investi-
auditors.
biggest
asset
has
in
Latin
is the temperment
of the
United
America
Mimoso
determined
in
biggest
has
understanding.
Ramos
to
aid new the
accept the Latin temperment. It has relied on patience rather than
counsel
replied
after
sanctions.
America’s
make a settlecompany legal
yet
the
favor the program go a lot further in
their
the years
stead-
what
of
the
Castro
people
Increase would ment feasible, Héctor
to
The
States
people. Freedormmloving as they assuredly are, with essentially
untrammeled spirits,
Latins
subject
for
munism,
which
discipline living.
and
and
expressive
are
not
a
suitable
international
has
Com-
at
its
core
austerity
in
daily
Gonzales,
the
pro
their marriage
in Beverly
Hills,
Calif., last weekend.
The ment
Commonwealth Education has
of
Denpart-;tion of the funds necessary a plan|implement the plan.
cretary
of
Education
Candido]
wi})
be
put
partment’s veras
said
Monday..
discussed
English
at
a press
He
with
section,
SWIMMING SPECIAL
—
PACKAGE
—
addedit will officials
of
be)
the
department before submission to various agencies dealing with : . .. the matter, including the University of Puerto Rico.
Public
held
heari
ublic on
being
Iso
approved
by
pertinent
tities, will be presented approval
and
for
en-
in
he
sail
English.in
public
Secretary
also stated
Soon
Sppollit
secretary
[Of
of
be
FISHING TOUR
—
RATES
TRIPS —
TO
The
created,
him
and
he
to
of Hees
me
te
for|8™am.
appropria-
The
handle
new
all
SABA
CONTACT
— YOUR
Secretary devote
more
fundamental
official
would
relating to ‘including selection,
classification, and salary of administrative officials and employes
of
the
department.
COLEGIO SAN JUSTO .
COMFORT
SKINDIVING TRAVEL
will
allow
matters
.
(EPISCOPAL) Boarding 8-12-Fully
College
MODERN
charge
to
Assistant
Boy's
ALL
in
said,
Alfaro
he
assistant
position
Quintero
Grades
AND
schools.
2A
education
personnel.
Classes
BEACH
during
to the | PrODems of the educational pro-
Legislature and the Governor
their
b
hearings may also be the program, and after
ing
ANT.
PRIVATE
effect
Oli-|of the current systems of teach-
conference
P.O.
ISLANDS
into
Oliveras announced. the next school year. The plan for improving the] The secretary also stated he teaching of English in public] pjan is based on various factors, schools was prepared by the de-| including a.study and evaluation
ST. MAARTEN VIRGIN
to
to intensify its teaching of En-| The secretary said, however, glish in the public schools, Se-|that some details of the plan
LITTLE BAY HOTEL THE
for
Plan For Stepped-Up English Teaching Under Study Here
personnel,
NEAR
cham-
It was the second marriage for Gonzales, the first Madelyn, an auburn- haired model. (AP Photo.)
——
NETH.
tennis
pion, and his bride, the former Madelyn Darrow, embrace
cooperation with the offers far more than
who will
of
red.
yesterday
NEWLYWEDS—Pancho
Latin
solution
cause
following
that
increase
has
in
in
Moscow.”
eight to four thousand perdaily in recent years, the
transport
felt
demonstrate
form that frees world
2-cents as proposed during previous hearings. They point out that with passenger traffic cut
from sons
generally the
aid
agree that the to indict Cas-
rather than in Communism.
compa-
doubtful
accept
Eisenhower
drives of nationalism, ambition and hope
convincing
officials
and
This leaves Eisenhower’s program. The purpose of the program ‘‘will be to enlist
Catano-San ny
seeking
the Cuban
a massive new Latin America.
that
Those think it
they
is
t
members
ferry,
will
It eben problem lies with the people herfiselves.
reigned.
are understood to favor a slight raise in the 8-cent fare on the
Juan
Dorti-
Cuba
to the Organization States (OAS) to
Officials generally OAS will not move
In some
commission
that
States
has unveiled program for
is estimated that only half of the 8,000 Americans once living in Cuba now remain.
While
base. United
crisis. It looks of American
instances even personal jewelry was not allowed to be taken out
of the country.
statement
two courses to combat
of Ha-
confiscated.
This
triggered
announcement
naval The
vana’s largest hotels. Americans, same of whom had lived in Cuba 30 years, began fleeing the country. In most cases aH household
articles were
in Cuba.
return the rent on the Guantanamo
Castro began his seizures of plantations, mines, and refineries owned by Canadian, British and U. S. companies. Other busines-
gating
ae.
what
Executive
to refine
Hearings On Catano Ferry Slated To Be Reopened Today Hearings posed fare
to be
this
Cuba
after the Cuban government seized three oil refineries, two American and one Dutch-British for refusing
in| last
the event gun powder replaces descriptive adjectives can only be surmised. But it seems significant to note that geographically Puerto Rico lies less than 60 miles from
cost
tons
for
hemisphere
Chief
given
700,000
quota
Just
in
remains
the
situation is not immediately known. But it is known that they do figure. This much is sure: the situation is getting worse instead of better. The crisis comes at convention time in the United States when the
authority
move
U.
decided on Eisenhower,
cut
sugar
The
$37
be maintained regardless of pres a dlnser'| sure of force exerted, minds of our leaders are diverted Yook at the situation and the de-; \from foreign policy to election velopments that triggered it are | campaigns. in order \¢ The first major intrusion of RusHow Puerto Rico figures in the} |Sia into the Cuban situation came
Defense
special
Congress,
Castro’s
year.
capital.
Just
on
by
S.
AGENT.
or
Preporatory
start
Box 98 Tels. 175 148
School accredited
August
15
Saint Just, P. Trujillo Alto aa
“a
READ THE CLASSIFIEDS
R.
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 13, 1960
13
3
Bolivian Engineers Sergeant A. Benes UPR Is Considering New Admissions Office Gels Service Award An admissions office that would Study Housing Here U.
S.
Army
Sergeant
First
be
Class Aurelio Benes Gonzalez; 114 Escorial, Street, Caparra Heiglits, San Juan, has been awarded & tertificate of achievement for - outstanding service while assigned to the maintenance shops at
ordnance Fort Bu-
af Fort
Gulick,
Canal Zone, where he will be teaching Spanish speaking students automotive maintenance.
tention
Olympic
one
TENDENCIES:
of
would
those
be
wise
days
te
tainments.
Be
live
you
concentrate
upon
finest
sure
in
This
when
all of the little details beauty, music, culture Bow
KKH
eee GENERAL
of charm, and enter-
also
that
you
accordance
with
the
you
can
spiritual
ideas
that
registrar’s
of
National State
admission.
Park
in Wa-
contains
the
world’s largest Sitka spruce, Douglas fir, :;western hemlock,
{What The Stars: fs
to matters
shington
SOSEEEEEEEEEEEEEESE EERE
Foretell
the.
A group Bolivia is
serving
of 20 engineers from visiting the island ob-
public
works
programs
al Exchange
Office of the Depart-
ment of State the U. S.
of Puerto
Rico
SAN FRANCISCO (®—When Duke Ellington
and conferring with officials. The visit is sponsored by the Educationand
fans
arrived
II,
they
found
of
San
Francisco’s
nightclubs
the
at
Liens
doors
of
best
leave Friday.
one
Joseph
known
and
western
the National
cedar,
reports
Geographic
red
Society.
ciety.
;
You have no worries when you own a
11-night
ARIES ly
(March to
all
now,
ties. in
21
to
private
especially
P.
M.
a spirit
with
assist
of
April
matters
blamed
thankfulness
only
ance.
ap-
were
All
the
locked
band’s in the
RENAULT.
need you
are in a position to do so. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) The day is ideal fer contacting those who are proven, loyal friends and meeting others who can be equally helpful in days to come. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Every opportunity is yours now to make an excellent impression
upon
those
your
talents
well
as
in
authority
through
and
capabilities,
inherited
background.
as
MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You can add so much to your current knowledge by being alert to opportunities and all the
pertinent
data
about
you,
that
behooves you to be on your and more broad-minded.
it
toes
LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) By becoming more efficient now .you can easily add materially to your income and property holdings.
This
applies
civic
affairs.
VIRGO
both
to business
(Aug.
22
to
and
Sept.
22)
in all spheres of your appreciate your true give sufficient co-oper-
ation and backing. (Sept.
know
23
what
to
Oct.
is
22)
Now
necessary
to
do so that you become more charming,
and
if you
get
abode
in
bet-
ter
order,
you
can
make
an
ex-
cellent impression upon who will then back you.
SCORPIO
(Oct.
23
Big-wigs
to
Nov.
21)
Don’t forget to go out during free time and get expert work done at
beautician’s
plans for evening.
SAGITTARIUS
shop.
Then
that
important
(Nov.
22 to Dec.
21) Anything connected with new ventures can be put in operation quickly and satisfactorily today. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan.
20) Now is the time to get together with those
congenials plans that
mise
of success.
By
AQUARIUS showing
preciate regain
(Jan. allies
working their
and have
work every
21 to Feb. that you
with
& BECAUSE ONLY _ RENAULT ¥
you can
impress them with your practical methods and ‘outléok on life. .(Feb.
20
to
March
Be very circumspect in all business affairs. And if you are specific and use
make
the
direct
approach,
great headway
now.
you
can
Up to 40 miles per gallon.
@
The convenience
@
6 months’ guarantee
-@
of a 4-door car
Standard or Semi-automatic transmission
JOSE J. FIGUEROA & SONS, INC. Buchanan
(including tax)
Pd
Highway
CABANILLAS
—
Tel.
8-1327
AUTO CORPORATION
Hato Rey — Tel. 6-3027
PONCE
AUTO
Ponce
JUAN
20) rer
PISCES
4 door, 4-cylinder models
$1,675
19) ap-
and
OFFERS YOU
@
DISTRIBUTORS
out pro-
them,
confidence
Because all RENAULT mechanics are factory trained. Because RENAULT guarantees a COMPLETE inventory of parts.
g
A
make social
or barber
k &
se
LIBRA
you
Se
Associates life now worth and
—
FCO.
Mayaguez
HOUSE, Tel.
—
INC.
Tel. 1370
INTERNATIONAL Arecibo
INC.
2-3130
RIBERAS, —
director
and
social
himself.
19)
that
in
Ellington said he hadn't been told of the seizure ahead of time. He found out when he arrived at the club for the evening perform-
wise-
in
district
taxes
closest
those
been
earlier
security taxes. Fack’s_ six-foot 200-pound proprietor, George Andros, wept in the street as the Internal Revenue officers padlocked his club, but he
envision. Attend
had
club
Cullen,
al entertainment
Street club less before Ellington Friday. It would second packed
house of a scheduled pearance.
$34,846
the
of Internal Revenue, said the liens were for non-payment of employes’ withholding taxes, feder-
padlocked.
seized the Bush than two hours was to play last have been the
totaling
filed against the day.
Fack’'s
presiled over by Dr. Notices of ‘United States GovMariano Garcia‘ Rodriguez to the ernment Seizure’’ filled the winuniversity boar{] at its meeting The purpose of the visit is to dows and a pinned note in the door last week. s4 study the development of public said simply: The commitgee’s recommen- housing projects and other pub“Paul (mailman), dations include #etails of changes lic works programs here, with a “Please leave all the mail to be made an@ requirements of view to adopting similar measures across the street at the Mayflower the new office; the purpose of in Bolivia. market. Thanks. George.” which would be to give more atThe visitors are scheduled to Internal Revenue agents had
A veteran of 17 years regular Army service, Benes is being reassigned to duty as an instructor with the Army’s Latin American
School
from
being considered by of. Puerto Rico adoffigials. for s§ch a change was by hs administrative
committee
chanan as a motor vehicle inspector during the past two years.
Ordnance
separate
office is University ministrative The plan submitted
Ellington Fans Turned Back As U. S. Closes Night Spot
MOTORS
Tel. 925
|
instruments
club.
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VERTICAL 1. plant juice 2. salutation
47. pieces of metal used as_ 50. summer (Fr.)
4.sea eagles 5. modes
21. Luzon Negrito
12. ward off 13. dexterity # 14. adult males
51. individua} 52. capital of Tonkin
6.money on hand 7. worthless bit
22. brawl 23. —— and Gretel
15. cent
53. distress
8. type
9. Miss Gardner
9. catkin
54. born
gapers
55. gaseoug
18. Biblical
element
word 20, trace 21. ascended
value 33, ship’s
piece
|
S
on
West
1S 2H 35S Pass
Pass Pass Pass Pass
East turned
all
response
to
one
you
who
that
34. word of courtesy 37. “Peter " 38. resists boldly
heads
was
and
satisfied
there.
It
to
get
system—it
declarer
played
dummy.
When
always
understand
ALBANY, Ruth
in. and
The the
succeeds.
the
basic
prin-
N.
Y.
— Miss
Yurkiewicz,
daughter
Lynn of
Mr.
and Mrs. Stephan J. Yurkiewicz, ,|1161 Canada St., Puerto Nuevo received a Bachelor of Science
direction (abbr.>
degree in business
. Average time of solution: 21 minutes. 48. low
education
and
-|
English from the €ollege of Saint Rese here. While at Saint Rose, Miss Yurkie. -jwiez was on the Dean’s Henor
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and
active
society,
Sodality
mia
Perpetue
in
the
and
drama
Commerce
Club. She graduated from Acadedel
Socorro in Mira-
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heart
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BEETLE
led
jack
To
44. awry 46, mariner’s
rs
now
The
would
composer
t
clubs.
deep
ding
39. muse of lyri Soaty 40. office equi 42, Austrian
)
of.
more played
ace of hearts took care of declarer’s two diamonds and four spades came home. It appears that I must look into this bid-
38. fish
1e.10, DOS!
ten
one now
it held, the hand was good club in dummy
29. lair 30. soaks
HBEF
South
will
their
The
and wonder why South gave a preference with only two hearts. First of all, North was marked with~at least five hearts and, if hé had a mimimum opening South
MB
breath,
many
then
(©
hand.
was
bid,
ing
his
the
out
45. Summons
in
bid).
36. Biblical
coverings 44. foreign
king
have
3S. injury
Queen 43. seed ;
the
now rebid two clubs and
made
tficks trump.
finally woke up and rea diamond to force dum-
followed. Taking
superior than one no trump
of
diamond the third
ace of spades was now led (with a prayer) and both defenders
right
of
play—he
my. Declarer trumped the diamond and played a small heart
interest-
is
a few played
A GIRL!
SHE'S
LOYAL,
A REAL OLD
SINCERE,
TRUE..
=Im THINKING
OF
MOVING HER UP FROM THE THIRD ROW TO
leaflet
read
|-
William
of
that
it
by
title. sending
self-addressed
William
Seamon
this newspaper.
he returned a
would
27. beards
to
to
obtain
stamped,
declarer
sparkling
a
run off when he
of diamonds
bid
scratch
East
and
North
25. comfort
41. Mr.
may
ducked but he was almost forced to do so or the opponents might
South
those
mon’s
gave
his chance when
bidding—ouch.
South’s
(shame
timbere
:
23. striker 24. likewise
32. common
is
the opening
was ago.
South
of “BRIDGE-TODAY; want
who
as the ace won in dummy. The quéen of spades was led and everyone ducked. Declarer continued with the jack and East played the king. Declarer
is very
spade. It is far te respond with
lighter
11. goose
but
as
28. lamp31. vent
here
play
North’s
26. meadow
10. border
to yesterday’s puzzle.
Answer
“
of
electricity
signal
16. rude
lead: King
The
may
chub. Declarer played the jack and West covered with the queen
made
Opening
ing
poles
' 3. strain
levelers
lettuce
17. religious observances 19. positive
ciples
weeks
dummy and
king
the
won
South
Pass Pass Pass Pass
North
held.
king
from
ducked
East 2 K65 9765 oAIT2Z @ K76
East
1H z2C 2s 45S
few
a
the
when
club
bidding:
Narth
to ‘game.
this
West led the kind of dia monds and switched to a small
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— Wednesday, July 13, 1960
im
you Sea-
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envelope care
of
f * e
THE ented
REX MORGAN, M.D.
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THAT'S RIGHT,I WANT 7 AHOSPITAL BED FOR STONE/ TLL BRING HER RIGHT!
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SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 13, 1960 7
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 13, 1860 ieee
PARANA MWY
OFF
THE
Lt. Cmdr. Frank Messenger and vivacious wife Noel will be leaving for a new assignment in Hawaii, a lucky break they think. Frank was the aide to Admiral Dan Gallery prior to his departure last week...One of the most talented and attractive singers in
Puerto
Rico,
Lolita Cuevas, sang
for Admiral Dan Gallery City Hall reception on
evening...A delightful Charlie Schulman’s
at the Friday
dinner at Cotillion
Room last week-end. The place is one of the most attractive and the service is excellent. I was particularly entertained by two
youngsters.
“Chupi”
Porrata
and
Joe Garcia, who look as if they just escaped the ‘curfew’ and
play
their
accordions
like
they
are darn glad they did. And to keep the piano warm in between times 1S Armando Valdespir... Word
of Bill Stowell,
diving
public
CUFF
Chu ck
By
QUAN ANM MMMM
P. R.’s sky
relations
traveler,
METROPOLITAN
Phone 3-232.
New
is that
ANAREAA,
he
was
having
a grand
time in Tel Aviv, but misses Puerto Rico. When not sky-diving,
Bill
is assistant
manager
NICE,
at Do-
Command,
of
Staff,
and
Col.
Antilles
and
who
Saturday...on ABC
celebrates
on
Radio July
17
Teodero
tycoon
Moscoso,
Casals and other
Vadim
by
ABC’s
Snyder.
TV
new
ABC
correspondent
be found
tial,
he
would
a Hebraic
appreciate
Last
weeks
Now
Matinee
Everyday
3:00
PM.
including Holidays Nightly 8:P.M
Regular
Prices No
5
Seats
Available
Waiting
COBIAN’S THEATRES SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT
!}
call
2nd. Burt
Week
Lancaster - Audrey “THE
Hepburn
UNFORGIVEN”
LORRAINE - 12 M. Last Ernest “RABBIT
TRAP”
“THE
SWAN
WAS
THAT
LADY?”
AMBASSADOR - 12 M. Clayton Moore “THE LONE RANGER” “THE SIREN SONG”
he
intends
to
seek
YORK
Bill
(®—Ann
the in
some
Harding
Hoffman’s
new
who
rebel
hotel
by
the
end
Along
for
the
ride,
will
return
of
to
for ag apartment,
is
Hotel Quito, and
to
San
Juan
in
mark
Sep
(Schedule Subject Te Wednesday, May
24
:
Trigger
Virgin
LORRAINE:
St.
and
Thomas
held
a press
a luncheon Press
Government
con
for
the
Association
at
House _ yesterday...
Brig. General John McGee will be the principal speaker at the Non-
Officers
luncheon
to be held at the Ft. Buchanan NCO elub today at noon...Jese A.
se,a Nu Sigma Beta, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jese A. Figueroa
of
Caparra.
Wilbur
L.
Maria rican
He
will
Morrison
Tallchief, dancer
to
receive
the
award.
first star
Change) 13
Don’t
Give
at the
Top.
Count
NEW BROADWAY: Nosotros
PARAMOUNT: RIVIERA:
Balas
The
Tonka,
de
with
the
Paris Opera Ballet, was born on an Indian Reservation in Fairfax, Okla.
Blue
MARTI: neck
Ask
CORCELLES:
Any
Girl,
Young
Flying
we
Like
It
Hot,
FOX-DELICIAS:
“MONSTER
ON
THE
“THE INVISIBLE MAN RETURN®
their
got
all
and
when
they
morning
feed-
the
movie
wrapped I've
up
seen
“High
now
and,
of the
rough
the
en
YORK
road
route
from
and
\®—The
theaters
written the
my
pick
up
George
by
with
Guy
book
Bolton recalls
of
this
a new
Bolton,
and
Girl around book
who
was
with John McGowan of in the original version
which made its 30 years ago.
Broadway it was
musical
in
retary
until then.
voice
singing
and
Discipie
PAJABDO
‘
is set for Oct. much
I can
Come
PARTY
Friday, July 15
9:15 P.M. (MEMBERS
ONLY)
isn’t it at
lads
give seme serious thought to their: retirement. Dad will be only toe.
happy
to keep on working.
Airborne Acor HOLLYWOOD
(AP)—If
you,
don’t think acting is a global job these days, look at Bill Holden’s air time this year.
He
reports
-
he
has
logged
debut
the original
which
Ethel
alone
“‘Boy,
What
But,
“I
Got Love
her
clarien
Rhythm” Has
Done
quickly won her Bifoad-
way stardom. Yitg z “Ethel had just turned ™ Bolton says. “And when she sang ‘tf Got
Rhythm’
on
opening
night,
she held high C for 16 bars.”
on
one
picture
“The
World of Suzie Wong,” which locationed between Hon Kong and London.
TELEVISION (Listings Subject Te Change) (Pregrams listed according te language) WKAQ-— (2) WAPA—(4)
11:00—(4) 11:30—(4)—
WIPER — (6) WEBM — (11)
Wednesfay, May 13. Pototo y Filomeno de
la
Tarde
1:30—(4) 3:45—(2)
“Un Cielo Cortos Musicales
4:00—(2) 4:30—(2)
“Lo Que Viene del Mar™ Cocima det Hogar
«® ay
5:30-(2) (4)
“Gun Film
Law
Justice,”
film
“Murder |in ‘a Diamond Row” film Sheriff ef Cochise Cartoons
6:00-(2) Cartoons (4) “Furia” 6:25-(2)
Informe
6:30—-(2) (4)
“Vida Ronda
(6) 6:40—(4) 6:55-—(2) 7:00-—(2) (4)
(ib
a
there about
to think of it: These
7:45—(6)
having
you
have been piling up so many bookings of late, they might begin te
(6) (1) 7:30-(2) (6)
We're
5, and
tell
this point except that I'll have three of my boys¥n for a return’ engagement. They did right well: on their last outing.
5:5-@
To Me,”
DRIVE =m
Devil’s
same
miles
chores
summer
Pri-
Peyton Place PONCE
the
ing
down
Leather-
Sword,
at
home, but I can tend to my record-
NEW
PUERTO RICO: Brothers Karamazov PARAISO: Aventuras de Arsenio Lupin
ARTHUR MURRAY'S CAMPUS”
job
and Wild, Macao
RIALTO-SAN JUAN
SUPER DRIVE-
odd
Ira Gershwin musical Crazy’ is reappearing
BAYAMON INTERNATIONAL
an
With New Bolton Book
BOOSEVELT
ROSSEVELT: Cross soner of Zenda
gear
125,000 miles—that’s more than some airline pilots. Holden said he logged 40,000
Mysterians
PUERTO NUEVO DENIA: Sink The Bismark,
Jeans
do
Old Musical Revived
SAN JUAN RIALTO: Shaggy Dog. Revolt of Gladiators e BIO PIEDRAS SUPER DRIVE IN: Monster ef the Campus, Invisible Man Returns PARADISE: Julesburg. Damn Yankees CAPAREA TEERACE AZTECA: Macabre, Some Came Run-
KRESTO
after
what
farther
Unforgiven The
to
cut, we may have a winner. The ABC TV studios are a bit
Lady? Story”
BLESSINGS”
“THE SHAGGY DOG” “REVOLT OF THE GLADIATORS”
from
Plata,
ing
Ame
Time”
Up
Hur
MUSIC HALL: Whe Was That Preview at 10:00 P.M. ““The FBI
anywhere
Century-Fox
We've
Talk,
Ben
fly
He
ing and be ensconced in the barber chair of the Fox make-up department in five minutes flat.
Libel
METROPOLITAN:
better
children
The Rabbit Trap. Preview. 10 p.m., Cast A Leng Shadow MATIENZO: Amor en la Sombra METRO:
night.
don’t interfere with my time with my family, my fishing and golf. Why, I can have a romp with the
: Lone Ranger, Siren Song G
and
anything,
Twentieth
SANTURCE
tember for an extended visit... Governor John D. Merwin of the Islands
Broadway
CINEMA the ‘Ship HOLIDAY: Room Your Blessings
ference
Harding’s
en
day
here and there— as the spirit moves you. The ABC spirits only move me to do two of their specials a year, and I take jobs out at
world’s
Hiss
appearance
do
It’s
women
the
works
to pick up a plaque.
gince she played a lead in ‘‘Goodthis}b ye, My Fancy’’ in 1949.
and
gurate the new
against
violence. This will first
beautiful
he
would
drama,
mar Charterhouse Hotel, is Tony Grajirena, director of Latin American Operations for the Ho tel Corporation of America. HCA plans to inaugurate the new 225-
two
fishing
My next special for the network ‘ But
Broadway stage the leading role
about
Simone Signoret “ROOM AT THE TOP” Ressano Brazzi
YOUR
st.
re-
cast
HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M. “COUNT
at
Riviera
builder of the Mira-
Rican to graduate among 970 students at Miami University. Jo-
Toni Curtis - Janet Leigh
plane
Juan
10 P.M.
MUSIC HALL "3375
same
Queens of Love and Beauty.” a story with an all-female
LAKE”
Full Star cast
“WHO
Juan
Figueroa Jr. was the only Puerto
Preview Tonight
much
“Two It is
Commissioned
Day Borgnine
too
Ann Harding Returns of
room
is up
ing the kind of work he is cut out
Intercontinental or Caribe Hilton Hotels...In town to confer with
year.
game
BING CROSBY *
lost either around Otere,
golf
divorce.
NEW
Vanessa Grajirena, Tony’s Brazilian-born wife. The couple are en their way to Ecuador to inau-
PARAMOUNT Pers
the
teturns to in October
San
that his
Sacha.”
fashionable
he is staying. It has great sentimental value to his wife and was
look around
Pictures For > TODAY eS
on
nouncement a
at the Caribe Hilton Hotel where the
his
to par, and he is genuinely enjoy-
sort. Annette said she wasn’t surprised by her husband’s an-
ini
a
while
fellow retire-
i
with a tape recorder
with
ment
Stroyberg,
Vadim divorced marry the Danish
Tropez,
Thomas...Morton Feingold calls to ask that if anyone should find a
charm
My. stand is that a shouldn't go into voluntary
ap-
rived
..The Frank Kirkpatrick’s will leave the 19th for a week in St. gold
considerable
to escape the social fluff invented
tied to a tree on Ash-
ford Avenue
it
let, Sacha moved in (to court Miss Bardot. They berame engaged. But this romance broke up and Brigitte eventually married actor Jacques Charrier. Miss Stroyberg and Sacha ar-
When gitte to
Ri-
given
thought— in a negative sort of way.
trying to duck the boredom of counting their money and hoping
of
co is Hal Underhill. He says that in the event of a hurricane, he’ll
retirement.
I've
Bristar-
seen
and
for Puerto
Associated Press
in
been
Arnold
The
for. Golf was not invented as a game for desiccated old duffers who are
company
Pable
radio
told newsmen
of
Distel, has
For
HOLLYWOOD — Comes now my seasonal seminar on the subject
Vadim
Sacha
wife, Annette
the
The spa recently
commentator
The
more
“has
interesting per-
sonalities will be heard. dework was done here
once
present
business
Luis Ferré, maestro
Roger
the singing guitarist, peared on the scene.
on “Overseas Comment,” featuretaped interviews with Fomento
head
director
And
Mrs.
Chester Dunning, C. O. of Ft. Buchanan...Happy birthday to Ma-
ria Valentin
By BING CROSBY Written
(AP)—French
says he plans to divorce the petite Danish actress he married after divorcing petite Brigitte Bardot.
were Col. and Mrs. James BreckChief
France
movie
rade Beach Hoiel...Dining at the Swiss Chalet over the week-end enridge,
is All For Retirement And Better Golf For Hope
Brigitte’s Ex Plans To Divorce Danish Actress Stroyberg
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LOS ANGELES
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€am-
committee
and
other
factors
him
to
intervened
submit
his re-
and
“have
personal
nally my
Virginia
Schultz, right,
no
relation
incident
prompted
me
to
dressed
in the costum
es
of
the
upcoming Little Theatre play ‘Baa Baa Black Sheep’. About 20 members of the cast and production; staff were received at La Fortaleza yesterday by Governgr and Mrs. Munoz Marin. The play will be at the Govegpor’s room at the Condado Beach Hotel July 21, 22 and 23. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)
the origi-
submit
resignation.”
the
Democratic
of his loyalty
U.
Ruiz
S.
have
District
Nazario
sioners
in
as
their
GUAM (®# The of Guam,
Jeseph
Flores,
59, former publisher of the Guam News and Territorial Sun, was
been
appointed Clemente
U.
S.
Peron
commis- four areas.
are
serving
Appointed
Attorneys
of San Ponce.
Juan
four
years,
for are
and
in
conduct
all
determining
whether
is probable
cause
inaugurated
ers
were
for
undue
Vice of
of free
medals and
or not there
and of
HOLLYWOOD actress
said
Ruth
she and
Moss,
President
his
own
are
yesterday
her husband,
have
separated
Budd
again.
“We made the decision four or five days ago,” she said, “and Budd
no I
has
moved
bitterness feel
get
it
is
out.
There
between better
is
us
for
me
They were married in 1956 in Panama City. They announced
a separation then time.
several months
became
reconciled
ago, for
a
rallies “We
in Havana. have helped
Fascist
Franco
in
Communist
Tito
until the to wonder
world if we
to
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but
a divorce.”
we of
of
people,
dismayed
ome Home
(AP)—Movie Roman
when
initiative in space to the Russians,
citizenship in 1950.
Divorce
Perez
and
Ruth Roman Will Seek A
upon
dictators like
Caracas.
upon
cases,
detention
own
we
to
arrest
pinned Argentina
now
preliminary
Federal
friends
of Venezuela,
them
hear petty cases, issue arrest warrants and set bond. In adthey
were
“We have carelessly furnished weapons to other petty tyrants, like Batista in Cuba, who turned
the
empowered
at home call it. Eisenhower ad-
were driven into exile, aghast at the stoning
streets
Presently
Ramon C. Julia Ariel Colon in
of
Jimenez they were
commissioners Puerto Rico.
avoiding the the accused.
first native born
though they dom.” “We have
Judge
respective
problems said, the
nistration has “courted tyrants as
The oath-taking will double the
hearings
Inaugurated In Guam
Ad-
number of U.S. now serving in
dition,
Party.
Native-Born Governor governor
by
cummissioners
He assured the group “unstinted” support and to
to
which
of Aguadilla,
and
it.” In its conduct of foreign affairs,
the chests of hated
national
com-
Communism. “We must make the change,” Church said. Our predicament abroad compels
Attorneys Antonio J. Hatta, of Fajardo, and Hector L. Reichard,
my mind that both legally we are entit-
supply in
freedom
“Our Church
signation. These, he said, concerned urgent overseas business
left, and
presi-
Eisenhower
between
Two Appointed U.S. Commissioners
causing
Brooks,
Democratic
the
to
victory
In a June 14 letter made public by the present chairman, Ri-
but
Ann
a
failed
for
dent
the Democratic national conven tion.” Campos said he would have liked to continue as chairman,
Sue
petition
principal
has
leadership
was disclosed here.
mocratic
center, chats with
wants
because
its
the
speaker, Senator Frank Church of Idaho, declare that the United States
heard
ministration
Mon-
ly as chairman of the Munoz-supported faction of the insular Democrats has thrown his full support behind the movement it
led to full recognition by the De-
fioz Marin,
night
Convention
pos del Toro who resigned recent-
question in morally and
‘BLACK SHEEP’S’ VISIT—Mrs, Inés Mend@za de Mu-
(AP)—The De-
National
day
chard C. Durham, the former party official said, “There is not
x
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and
department
supermarkets.
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2229
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“Buccaneer”
income | liberal mortgage;
rent.
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Lagoon
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apartment.
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DEVELOPMENT:
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Ave Telephone 3-0600,
aw APARTMENT '
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Overlooking Sam Yran-! SAN IGNACIO: situated. well exceptionally and cisco carport, three bedrooms, 2 bathroams. Humphrey kitchen, FHA. Write for ap-} pointment to: Delej, Vendig St. 3, Con-|
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COMPANY & ASSOCI Save ime ford Save Ashford tu
ane ~ airn airn St.St. and nev hy listing
room, me. | vestment Service Co.. 33552
service. 69 Santiago Iglesias. corner Con- | Rent $90 Information Monday to Friday.| tephone
let. For imfermation,
URB. COUNTRY CLUB: Brand new cor | in landscaped
mortgages | ome and two bedroom apartments, air-}dern kitchen and bath Near shopping | 2267 us. 20911 | conditioned. beautifully decorated. maid | center Cool. Few minutes to Rio Piedras | REace
ae
ms
and other facifities Each beautifully s-t|
first Caf
716 | dado Street. Weekly, monthly
a
telephone
Avenue,
Miramar
Sa
price have
MELAS — twee houses. 2.008 each. All three dinin. Tiv
GARDEN $35 000 — 713 | three b
monthly.|
$14@
furnished | ner house. 3 bedreoms,
SECTION:
CONDADO
facilities. | BEST
rE ENDED, SCNURWEETG | heates a:
bath-
one
and
Rey.
FOR
APARTMENTS
——
San
38th
Available July 3-3613.
ditioned building. Comopieteiy furnished.
Maenthiy. ye
Sey
part. og
Hato
Payment
Box 729. Roosevelt.
o- «rte
ns
Bucaré | 99%
kitchen
diningroom,
3/| room,
aircon
New
USE.
TRANGEENE
"Om
ms)
unfurnished | orice hours.
Attractive
PINOS:
72
hi
Pixtem, crGun.
home with three bedrooms, double Fivins- | m3
dimng,
Living.
FLAT.
] FURNSSBED
Hille,
Gontees, Ei
rent im same
offices. fr
SEX PRIVATE
20529 | "+2: “0S ANGELES: THREE bedroam 25 hour telephone service. Janitor servheuse, living-diming. staimiess steet equi>-|ice fmmediate occupancy. $108 montiix. ed kitchen, aircenditioned bedrooms, carDaily —_ weekly vaies. Motel Glimeo fee . WE sah ns
call
tmfermation For 3-199 (Heme).
T13| pos
room. room.| servant’s laundry. tne. has listings | pedtooms, REALTY. Water, telephone and light included. San | Phone -» San| sale lots for and 2215 Patrici®.| Patricie Development. Call 8 4883 San Maria, Santa
Rio
turee.
shopping. Call 32-4319.
phone | 28d
call
or
Santurce,
8204
Box
Write
Vervaniy
For immediate
Avail-|frem La Concha Hotel.
ished, suitable for two persons
November 30th. ; Near beach, — Hotei| able until Quiet residential | (office), Place. business, small investment. Midtown sec-| at 8 Yardley tramsportation mear yet Ave | meighborhood, tion Santuree om Ponce de Leon
INVESTOR _ -PARTNE R
: NEED
3 bed-
mare somtune Tounten 5 blocks | 2270
water
turs-|
APARTMENT.
715 | AIRCONDETIONED
BOSE, SHOW
2
furnished
713 | CONDADO: _completety
AT THE | 253
EXHIBIT
OUR
SEE
3-8372.
and
THREE
ben 25NT
heuse, twe/|
bedroom
MODERN
v
baths. big dining-reception room. isen | builijing, small warehouse space avail and shopping cen | able also. Prefer renting to one tenant. fence. Near University ters. Price $23.588 Mortgage available. |} Comvenientiy located t Santurce. TeieAlse beach lets im Luqnilie Development | phone, light and water. Air conditioning and Vega Baja beach. Call evenings E-3| cotienal. Call 34008.
for} Lomas | ; 716)
» E-23
one | cemtrally lecated sear transportation a-«f | shopping. Nicest residential section. Ali | remt. $140. Calle Almendra | screened, large covered terrace, living-| Verdes. 8.0588. | dimingreom, kitchen. 2nd fleer. One yeac's | levse. Telephone 2-2823.
oe me cial properties, and complete real estate services by 2 staff of trained personnel. John Allen FRANCISCUS REAL and ASSOCIATES. COMPANY ESTATE 3 Nairn Street and Ashford Avenue, 33586
FOR SALE
and equipped house,| unfurnished apartment. | FULLY FURNISHED
BEDROOM
TWO
houses for sale.|
HOUSES FOR RENT
FOR RENT
lg
Ext 72 FOR development.
— Wednesday, Jaly 13, 1966
CLASSIFI
3-8400
ND
STAR
[and
tripies.
ESTATE COMPANY & 3 NairnSt. and Ashford. 3-8372.
with
room
bath Private entrance Moderate rate. Come, see it. 1854 Magdalena Avenue. Phene 2.2883 ms UR | 253
-
| jounge chairs. It’s fun to watch the birds. piane and Steimway with | Big terrace | television for our guests” ‘Near | hotels - walking distamee frem shopping
up | comter®
furnished
ASSOCI-|
with
Patie
airconditiened
comfortable
some
rentals
your
ATES. 3-3506, - Near | 2293 doubk
+
Manager, Miss Cabassa. Phone
24026.
Roems service
with
air
and Ail
etficiency screened
conditioning
apartments Hot water
hotel
Best
&
topet!
.
ie elepnone
Mrs
2.7927
De
Annie
7
and | citianed
>
ae
a gas 2.
Mauret,
Manager
M‘{RIGALANTE PARQUE 159. Phone 2 BeautifuRy decorated, aircoa d ed ms, each with private bith hot ard cold waier Terraces, garden N »9each and b®usimess sectors Sum a vies Manager, Margar de Con tr 5 1 UF ISLAND HOUSE 1017 Ashford a nev informal, oceanfront guesthouse fm uxury © | area Large terrace fa
ei beach ron
the
se Spac From
inciuding 2-1°79 ao
ar
with ous, $9
private
stairway
to
modern, atrconditioned single $14 double
excellent
breakfast.
ane:
Guatigce.
Matd| tea sieste and Some | inn. vith private bath,
= facilities Ia, Caneha
= Beach seco residentia) eee diner “One bleek Iron
Condado and guided tours
GUEST : HOUSE,
House | COLONIAL Guest u Avenue. Comdado. |g yenue,
a SHE OR Db HUUSE oes 11201122 Asitord
Phone
| aide 955
NEW
2.3908
CONCEP.
from
$4
‘Coatrally
accommodasome air con
single
Mrs.| or
ia tourist
accomoda-
ns
rsul | ‘UNT | 2mily
JENNY'S: Guest House atmosphere. Delicious
Tei
1850 McCleary @ve
served
soo
Peter
Gl
.
pi
1251
UF
MAISON BLANCYE Gust flouse ‘nd
single
air
cunditioned
rooms
Voune | WLS with | he
rath Near beach Sun terraces 77| ater Washington St Condado, Santurce, corner | Wi 1S. Wilson. Ma Beatriz Racini, Tele | °*_.?
102
ne
Rol
HOUSE out
of
-
directly
bed
3-233L
veiy residential doubles, singles. 2-1357.
HOUSE short walk shopping. im quiet. lo
section. Wilson
Well Ave.
ventilated 1310, tele-
84
faF?® room
on
the
UF GUEST HOUSE — with private bath,
hot and cold water, Special rates by 2-2206. #73
into
Airconditioning by the trade Breakfast included. Outdoor bar a! your disposal. 1830 Atlantic,
ur | 1384
WILSON GUEST te beach, hetels.
2134
BEACH
beach.
Paft 53 Bach airconditioned,
independent the month.
SANTA
MARIA
~— New
:
listing ex Or-
kitchen,
separate | rooms, three baths, pleaty af space for
UF | guest room or maid’s quarters, apd hob- | living and entertaiming. Priced at $45.000, by shop. Supess constructioa with integral | with air-conditioners, screens, fime light+
busses. Sun terrace. ail airtheatres, conditioned rocms. Cooking facilities. For information, phone 2-9352 or write to Box 12384 Loiza Station, Santurce
arcane
5
- High locationon Pe-
designed
3-6802 | efficiently
oenania
Kear bie
SANTA MARIA
with a | tumia Street. close to Colegio Sap Ignacio. | quidea Street. A big. high-ceilinged remeais| Three bedroom house with compicte.| sidence with four genuinely large hed~
tions. With the rental Bf one of our excellent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-a-day a car for your : loanclub of visiting. ici Sage ene” ete. Call
pohne
vss)
Rates
; 606 Olimpo
entrance 2-0887 or UF
terrazzo, *|
fine
woodwork.
acoustical
ceil- | ing
fixtures,
complete
kitchen
ings, copper tubing. lawn irrigation. and | dry equipment included.
many other financing. BEACH
features.
$39,500
NEIGHBORHOODS
-
with
FHA
Chose
from
a selection ef fine homes on the ocean or near the ocean. All are comvenient to schoots, transportation and shopping. Prices from $21,500, with fimamcing available.
Robert
:
laut>
ALTAMIRA - Another new, attractivelyprieed listing! Three bedroom home of first rate desigm and planning. 525 meter lot with’ frontage om future beulevard. Bargain at $20.800, with good mortgace. 225@ 6
Tschudin, Reaitor
TELS. _3-5315
and
3-6535
=
x
48
SHE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednest~y, July 1%, 1960
C |, ASSIPFITEDS oD,
2
|
@h0
12
STITT era
3-8400 Ext 72
19
BUILDINGS FOR SALZ
AIR
COND.
REPAIRS
MISCELLANEOUS
COMMEECIAL CONDUMINTUM. for sale — 2,000 sq. ft., Leiza St. 1507, near de
Diego.
Best
commercial
MINIATURE
section. shape 4.£00d condition. Both jars fully equipped.
» white transm |autematie ‘sitewaill ‘tires, etc, Tajjes paid. Call 6-7518 715 * a
psapesiiion Rental financing. Jengterm sbxll also be considered. Telephone 2:3884 W16 2164
FOUR APARTMENT buildings Yor sale.
Purrto Rico. 47 apartments pilus 2 com- | outbewrd. Call Ponce rooms, | 2251 247 totalling sections, mercial tical for motel or guest house. Teleph . ‘fice hours 8-0406, 8-1327. ur | 33 OUDsmemm +4.
STORE
FOR lobby,
facing
ments. 2219
For
RENT
—
Heat
6 P.M. 715 -
steering,
ii oe
white.
For
and
? 2
Freddie. conditioned, | 2749
air
alter
Apart.
™~
information, 72-1638.
FILTERS
EFFICIENT,
fast
SITTERS
PLUMBER
WANTED
mechanic.
Sir-et,
WANTED
PIANOS
must
‘be
$12.00
SALES
representative,
executives
and/or
‘aggressive
frem
Musical
Leen
factory, $425 08
Trading
Ave.,
CLERK,
bi-lingual,
able
Co,,
Inc,
Santuree.
Tel
MANAGER
FOR
bave
his
own
tools
and
hold
@
. architectural draftsman. Call McDade, Architect. 3-4759.
makes
do
‘size
experienced
30”’
ee oven.
See,
Good
-
oer
Will
D.
.
SSTECTIVE
sa-
fhe
most
-ompetent
America.
Night
Uniformed
WARGE -GE STOVE, Cost ‘$750 to replace |
Guards,
SURREAL.
Agency
m
Patrols,
Payroll
HOUSEKEEPER
.
AM
6 719)
for
continental lady w.thout children. English not neeessary. Very little cooking, 544 days a week. Work
easy.
but
particuiar.
Geed
salary!
“ and security. Good referenees -essential. Visit 1163 Magdalena, Apartment 4, ‘from’ to
3
only.
2266
714,
HOSEKEEPEK-COOK
for
pe
experierced,
Top
salary.
If
not
Amertean
cou-| don’t
®OR
SALE
‘Dry ‘Goods has -ention
‘Store.
Idgal
and
Retail
SALE,
long
2
term
<ease on store
story
FOR
SADE
writers,
-
cash
comfmercial
building
at
‘Saleszepair registers,
shop.
safes,
3-624.
etc.
fiy
: °
sales
great
726
— eaujpped cafeteria and
‘13,089
possibilities
-
1000
galions.
for expansion.
coat
dirtyr
@
with
Corozal
so,
tor
water Beessuse cleaning
Brine
TV
F
Bt
San
your
favorite
&
home
(Martha
LA
EXDHEMINEDORA
Pest Control Serviees) (Gontrol of insects, rats
United
| vens
fer
ee
&
Van
ee near
Services
guarantee@.
ear
eal
.
Inc.,
through
ee lure in your
to
do
wwanged ‘pensive settled
with
Preventive
20
vears
See! in
new
—
arranging
home
od@
cerners
advice
and
168 San
turce,
a _ convenien
im
x
.
Sales
and
J
&
will
month. .
uP
N
EQUIPMENT
reconditioned, ibe
and
—
— SYS-
all
types
office equipment. Will set up your Cah 936 Verde, Bayamon. Office ment TAS
your
to hote's,
3-0719
Electronic
of
offic. Fo iin.
Services. 613
OFFICE | Olympia
FURNITUEB typewriters.
and Equipment: Marchant Calcu-
Rental-Purchase
| MOVENG:
fer
WHO
moves.
C.W.
| “THE
Wicsse
call
free
you
tw
as
as
at 721
pdelongings. -
when
as
World's
cleaner
and
only
air
automatic
purifier
Aliso
MOVIE CAMERAS BOLEX
SUPEEME.
ectameter,
im
eye-ievel
filter
trigger brand
Cash,
handie
shoulder
new
condition
Will
Call
16
mm,
turret,
built.
meter, gun
-
tripod,
stock
will
fimamce
L.
case,
focus
exposure
—-
guarantce.
for
responsible
Treescher,
3-0040,
| 2220
Ext. . 714
HEALTH
UF | NATURA
PRODUCT
the | Diments
If
Store.
wat
All-natural
wel.
most | $.. Samturee
ad,
with
stot,
$750.
6-3672.
and transport your
Precious
718
CLEANERS
SLECTEOLUK
tm. | 90.
Moving, of fur.
Tel
yours™
Credit
_—
VACUUM
Villa Prades
Piedras is
your
estimate.
SIGMUND,
PLEASURE
per-
im handling
moves
Rio
Our
hichiy-trained
a
Pilan-our
facilities.
we
FOODS Dist.
vitamin
dont
Health
and
have
oy % for yen. . +
1396
-
{ood
Food
sup-
what
voa
605: Belaval
-40
with
furnit-
oa what |sedem
badty
Se ee
ar-
——
ier atis |aemie Jorge, on
ipme
tind
Teleshone
Capital ——
service
Ageuis
osu.
> wan
Atlas
6=9/IN —
STRUCTION LANGUAGE
CLASSES
Temas ir oaiea mane | sear eecine Poin meee ”
i
-
Puerto
Rico. Samed
.
Japan.
at
‘acking,
-
th) tt be Dass
.
:
you.
Sie St
cratmé, storage, shipping. Azent of | 22, Santurce. (Near Swiss Chalet, Acio:s district. Total price $40,000. Payment fa- 0 “at 719}U0:S. Van Limes, inc. Cali Muebieria | from Pueblo Supermarket) Tel, 2.9842. cilities. Investment ompletely guaranAIR GCONDIFIUNBRS #UTO ia Bolsa. Vel 22726. 2.2067 Ponce de | 2039 71S teed. Muniz & Munj, Ponce de Leon, COMPABE THESs VALUES: Carports ; Leéa No. 1857. Santerce. 902, 2-3531. 4 ‘$595; Extra rooms (2 x 12’) $995; | om uF e ASETICMHABR auto air conditioners fer 2145 718 ‘fences, porches, bathrgoms, cic. at a. cass, florea and Ameicana Goa similar tow prices. We handle plans. | wewe~or SAVE WETH TOREES. We do rd eSsiona financing, parts and service No down Low FHA interest (4.432%). Factory .mechames. Weaters requested ‘P4EM — 113 AORKS, with 6 reinforeed ‘| payment. Universal ome improvement Inquure at Mediavilia’s Machine Shop. small Moderate prices | -Corp., 7-2082, 2-3013 Ext 204 Quisqueya 553, Step 26, dato ‘Mey. ‘Tei. Musbleria Torres, Fernandez Juncos 1954 718 6-3/03. 1400, Stop 20, Samturce. Tel 2-5791. Zo2 ov} BIKINI fOOTS. Puerte Rico's oldest 62 most experienced pop) builders, Area. ‘ixtr om wesitience, ‘big 2nii YOUR furniture by Aimacenes and aii MOVE cellar, ballroom of 159’ x 24’, hilltop te- uses only reinforced concrete SvURTS & FOREIGN CARS copper filtering system. These materials trace. Majordomo’s house. Swimming Maritimos, Pier 3, Sao last forever. For free estimates, call Juan. Service, sesponsibility. guaranty poot —- 50 person capacity. Spring sup39583 VOLKSWAGEN with sun deck, Becker = plies water by gravity to whoie farm. 6-5003. push-button radio. Excellent Call 8-2034 before 12 noon and after 5 PM. ‘This property is perfect for a summer | 2010 : 2260 714 resort, eiubhouse, ‘etc. Inform GEORGE WITT bieria Rivera Vega, 3-3490. HOSPITAL SUPPLIES ladwsteiel Pischolbeist ‘ 1960 VOLKSWAGEN station wagen. brand SPANISH. THE GOSPITAL SUFTLY COMPANY WATCH R<PAIES Rew comdition. -$2400. “You “pay “$350 ‘tax.’ 2288 offers let dispensary and PERSONNEL CONSULTANT Call L. Troescher, 3-0040, Ext. 90. equipment. First aid & Qxygen kits FOR PRECISION watch and clock 2221 4 DUE #0 i] health will sell 2 1/4 acre ; *yotective clothing anti equipment. TO BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY Lab pairs, gheencgrash and complicated i ‘farm, im beautiful hills near Airatory supplies and equipment. Thermo. watches see Puerto Rico’s only certifi FIAT 1958 convertible, 18,000 kilometers. aN PUERTO RICO Lonito. Have laying house with 12@ wages, masks, rubber geods. Every master watch and clockmaker, Wiliam Cheap and dependable transportation. Testing — Troini vlus starter house. Egg holding soom. 4 A Gruen, Certified Master Watch [reem motern ‘house. ‘Price $10,080 cash. pong si Clock Wiaker, Callie Laurel 2413, feesien en Wed, Aibonito. Las Marias. Phone 2-8160. . « . 2a @ oP VAR
§
it
21473
to pack
you
rent
given
Cail
INTER-COMMUNICATION
TEMS.
its
in jeonlly er Stateside. we are ounioed
would your
write Charles Bow, advise
and
pusssesions. or
ex | @
kitchens — practical and imexideas — any help 2» getting here? I'll plan an execute
and
overseas
specialists
treat | Develapment.
VEMENT
&ESEDENTS
assistance
and
Free estimate | portamt as where you move. and fumigation | packing, shippimg and sterage
UF
INEW ISLAND
lecal
are
services for homes, ‘gusiness and farms. | giture.
nae
fer
service
years.
712 | Tepairs and maintenance. Breathe NO DIRT, see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT. Dei Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 1604, between San Jorgc and Parque, Santurce Te 2-535a = oe
STORAGE
Limes,
uniformed
an
|
(Commonwealth
RENTAL
RADIUS.
Same for
OFFICE
vacuum
MOVING
paint | neatly
SERVICES
Cad
64230.
BAD!O
.
Terms
LIBRARIES
Juan.
ne
_
EXTERMINATANG
LAKS Hi-Fi.
Stateside-trained service,
PM
TELEVISION.
mew.
home. Juke Boxes with 208 popular
—
Bayamon | sonnel
$11
All
or
eur
Con
expert
and
ing, call 65132 or 439 Verde,
In
GENERAL MANAGER, experienced diniag reom. Recently constructed conPa..s factory, knowledge from A — 4Z, } crete -house, three bedrooms, .other facis.cks similar position, any phase of ‘iittes. Fhree acres of ground, planted in ¢€_v.uing manufacture. Write Box B, Saa ceffee and ‘fruits. Month-
746,
SOUR
the on
model
oF
guarantee. . #®
to
ation, 2072 | Fernandes | Oe Cocke teonly rary and vead the Samburce 2-5282, Caguas ao 2 Pye ace
Type- | -
10 years. Good location, will Write Box, 8204 Santurce, or
/G@aS STATION
Star,
high
space
107 Tapia St. :mear iza St. For information eall Mr. Altman, telephone 8-0274 or 3-9181. . 2257 UF
phone 2237
Juin
@
lovation Stop 24
Abso ‘for rent, 2md flqgr of same building (may ‘be inélutied 5yith store rental). Ample parking lot tuded. ALSO FOR
2204
WANTED—MEN
Wholesale
Wonceé tte Leon’ Ave., Santurce. Includes : inventory, fixtures ayd good will. Buyer
<pusiness wacrifiee.
715
AM
ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING | cal agent. Continental Moving and Stor-
apply. Sleep out. Mrs. Leon kewis, 27 E:najagua St., Punta Las Marias. 20453.
PUSITIONS
'
LENDING
-
be able to work with miniExcellent wages. Needed
SECRETARY-STENOGRABERER, 9
ELECTRONICS TV, rade er
dishwashers.
74)
FEMALE
immediately. Call between PM, 62552. Mr. Jorgensen. 2279
PAN AMERICAN repair any make
a!)
UF
Latin
Escert,
behind repair
make ur Tel. 9-0268.
woe a towes Same | FILING CABINETS.
A PARTY?
Service
and dance reconis - jazz, beleros, cha laters, Totalia, Addo and Everest adding ha chas, calypse. Free delivery & pickmachines; Rex Rotary Duplicators. Phoup. Same day service. Cal! day or night | tocepiers. All kinds office furniture avai Stateside Vending Co., 23-3013, Ext. 215. | lable at Real Hermanes, Fortaleza 300, 2043 727 | Sam Juan, Telephone 3-2338 - Investigate
FAMOUS Publish— $330. ‘GE refrigerator 11 cu. ft., 80 Ib. Juncos Ave. Del. are expanding their operation throughfreezer, $275. 42” kitehen cabinet. Full'| 423! South Amerieca.; ‘oak diningreom and Rico Puerto suits, table, 6 chairs. & posimanagement and for sales Train buffet, ehima closet, $150. 2 overstuffed BEESS ALTERATIONS tions. $210.60 per week; Write te Mr. chairs, Vdleutine-Seager Original 7 ‘ft. Thorpe, Suite 202, Rio Pjedras Datting- |:‘gray sofa, 2 end les, coffee table. iN nd 6 fime ton, or phone 6-5049. $500. (Krehier ‘Hide-asofa, $100. Call eee nt. “Saartae .", “e290 Ash2148 7 °921267. Tord @ve., - Centade. Telephone ao —" hi 23-4122.
bi-lingual, direction.
years experience is T V_ sevice and
day
I--
as Televisien
267
repairs
dryers,
orchestra imto your Sterees —- Hi-Fis
crifice for $125. Telephone 7-0652.
INTERNATIONALLY
—
SERVICE SHOF
83-1012.
uncon-i-
payments.
816 | deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per Tek Service.
JUKE BOX RENTAL
ers eut
teiy mua
or
Easy
receivers of amy work guaranteed. 9
FOURIST
za
WAVENG
7é
WANTED
BOSTON:
washers,
8-1804
Puerto
2230
ucLP
TO
SEPAIR
oo
man.cars, must
Gwen
10 in
tube.
136
APARTMENTS, 302 Carr » B 15, Mass.
APPLIANCE MARQUEZ
~
or
through
for 25% tons! a TUBOS Rl.
picture
guaramteed. delivery.
hospitals.
=
ARCHITECT
islamic
boat
& SERVICE
WILCHEK
own
R-co driver's locense. Exeeltent starting Sa.ary. Apply Room 210, 1 ‘imparcia} Buiiding, San Juan, between 9:00 AM and" 12:00 noon. 2284 4 Se G2ADUATE
VISITORS
’N TRAVELER Mth A
—
S.ar has an opening for a service ager who is an A-1 ‘mechanic on trucks and scooters. Applicant
avatlab
Virgin er
like new man for
replacement
Over best
3
TRAVEL
s.mpie bookkeeping, use ealeulator. Ne-d ed immediately. Call 62552 between 9 AM - 6 PM. Mr. Jorgensen. 2280 we SERVICE
COS
Ninety
anii'|'ti
to
SALES
Make your T.V. Ask your repair tamally di 2275
fer tropics ane cuaranteed. Aiso rent for
de
2-105
718
CHIEF
the
cruiser
because we are affiliated with Bertram & Co. of Miami, Ft Lauderdale end Bahia Mar, recognized as one of the most compe.
BOB
DIRECT
menthiy.
time.|.2261
2283
—
and
yacht.
summez
full
tcp calibre men interested im ‘part emp.oyment. Aplicants eall 3-3443.
2247
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‘THE SAN JUAN STAR— Wednesday; July 13, 1960 Roosevelt Jr. Says He
‘Kélai's Entry
Wants To Be a Priest
Disrupts Arena
LOS ANGELES (AP)—James Roosevelt’s 14-year-old ~ son — grandson of Franklin D. Roose-
LOS ANGELES (AP)—Adlai E. Stevenson threw the De-
velt—says
Democratic Platform Blueprint
For Reviving National Strength
he is seriously think-
ing of becoming a
By
priest.
about
this and
think
our
college.
ahead
not
then
If he
discourage
James
Jr.
wants
I certainly here
with
cond
to
his
wife.
They
were
divorced
in 1955. Roosevelt’s three children by this marriage, like their mother, are Catholics.
FACTIONS (Continued From formances, however, making
any
Page 1) no one was
predictions.
Benitez
yesterday denied local press stories alleging that he stormed into convention headquarters Monday night
threatening
lence over
if officials tickets
for
physical
failed the
vio-
to
hand
opening
ses-
sion at the Sports Arena. The fery insular politician reportedly
told officials he had 2,000 Puerto
Ricans behind him and if the pas-
ses weren’t forthcoming, somebody was “going to get hurt.” Denies Account Informed of the account, Benitez said “That’s net true.” He said he went to see credentials committee counsel Harold Leventhal
about
Due
a mixup
to
immediately
“security
In
were
available.
the P. R. Land Authérity for fhe construction of public beach facilities, the agency hag announced. Julio Enrique Monagas, director Monagas’
week by the an estimated
ceremonies
bers
from
the two
Orlando
J.
Mrs. Marta by Benitez),
LOS ANGELES
terists
complex
Seating
five half votes plus the two half
votes already accorded their national committeeman and committeewoman. The total is the
same, however.
The Durham group did noteontest the two national committee Pesitions
for this convention.
Cause of space
limitations,
side was allowed three alternates.
to pick
Be-
each
only
to
competition
field of human
On
national
in
endeavor.”
defense,
the
plat-
form pledged a recasting of this
GOP
and
resources
(Continued Frem Page 1) died- in the past session of the Legislature, would have authorized outside religious instructions for public school children. Changes Needed The GOP pronouncement added that current Commonwealth legislation requires “important and urgent changes for the tion of the family, the ho and the traditional virtues.”
The
-bishop-hacked
ty goal
Christian
on
the
everything
outbound
Golden
State
fender. matched
He his
speed
lanes
of
is to establish
adds
to
flew
of
rush
hour auto traffic. Baird, 46, of nearby Burbank, said he was forced down
by
a
Piper
broken
piston
in
Tripacer.
os
shelter
of
a paved
the plane
a
shoul-
te the nearest
twe
miles
offramp.
It
(Continued From Page 1) although it wasn’t Johnson’s fault. Kennedy
ed
into
just
wasn’t
making
statements.
any
being
goad-
detrimental
He simply turned aside
all ef Johnson’s barhs with his New England brand of.humor. The Johnson-Kenned! bout at convention headquarte;s at the Biltmore Hotel grew of Ken-
nedy’s
bid
to
every
te—Texas
included—to let him appear before
its
delegation.
Preece ere eeore iat *% ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS ¥ _-De you if haveso, aan érinking: English Sooprobiem
Pac ateeseeceetcaceactete
for
state-
ers, and autonomists (Commonwealth follewers) belong to its ranks. The statehooders met at party headquarters on Ponce de Leon Ave., Stop 26, in Santurce, under the chairmanship of Miguet Angel Garcia Mendez. Also present for the conclave was GOP gubernatorial candidate Luis A. Ferre.
der. Then a passing motorist halted, attached a rope, and
towed
call
no preference on political status, and independentistas, statehood-
To keep from blo¢king traffic, Baird taxied 500 feet ‘to the
vigorous
The Christian Action Party has
his ee
a
hood, and claims the most urgent task facing Puerto Rico today is to change its present government. .
had accurately 60 mp.h. land-
to the
is
to oppose
nity,
the
Com-
*
*
%¥ iacannd
was
a refusal
of
the
Legis-
lature last session to pass the churchbacked religious legislation
that
started
the
creation
of
creation
peace values
truth,
and
justice.
tion
of
a
to plan
national
and
directed
toward
foreign
agency
activities
overhaul
ad-
administration’s
policy,
the
platform
de-
LONDON (AP)—Sir Thomas Beecham, Britain’s greatest orchestral conductor, last night suffered a “sudden and unexpected k” in the illness that struck down 10 days ago. The 81-year-old conductor was scheduled to conduct at the GlynOpera
early next month.
The opera's announcement word of his cenditions.
gave
PLANK (Continued
From
stuff it back in. A bill to give lands
shelved
of the session had followed
House
Insular
mas ber.
and
Though
Islands
are
elected,
pointed
in
Croix
last
delegates
gin
by
the end
St.
the
a
the
stead—have
tish-based fly
admitted
craft
“on
an
was
their
children
half. Besides
governor
is
espionage
along the northern frontiers of the Soviet Union.” A few hours after Khrushchev spoke
the
lenged
the Russian
White
United
House
States
chal-
account.
accused
the
up
to
twelve
accomodations,
at
Union of “a deliberate and reckless attempt to create an interincident”
in
downing
the plane. It said the RB-47 never entered Soviet air space. The
US.
was
charting
a
Air
survey
Force
has
magnetic
to
improve
said
it
fields
in
maps.
The Russians announced of the ner to
-Order of the pilot
which felled They
said
award
the Red Banof the fighter
the American
Capt.
Vasily
craft.
Polyakov
28, “displayed great combat skill.” By the Russian account the RB47 carried two 20mm. guns. no announcement were fired.
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(Continued From Page 1) will travel at one-fourth fare
and
dan-
destinies
the President.
the
The GOP pronouncement was seen by Quiros Mendez as a flat refusal to go along with a rumored desire of Gov. Luis Munoz Marin that the established parties here form a united front against the CAP.
playing
with
Vir-
Rep.
Pesquera.
1)
legislature
cocktail lounges and parlor facilities. An open house will be held on
Feliu
is
game
Page
ISLAND old
end
peace.”
Tho-
the CAP. The rejected Bill 84 was sponsored by Independence Party Jose
govern-
moral—to
He declared two survivors of the six-man crew—Lts. John R. McCone and Freeman B. Olm-
Decem-
to
insular the
of
on Interior
Affairs
Federal
and
“America
gerous
Is-
this year. The bill hearings of a
St.
the
racial discrimination in public education, voting, employment, housing, transportation and in the administration of justice.
representa-
before
of the
1)
Virgin
Subcommittee
and
of
ment—legal
‘Tamed
the
balance
summary
There has been that the guns
Page
Congressional
tion was
power
national
Beecham Has Relapse
debourne
A 4,200-word
NIKITA
ministrative machinery so that this country may avoid diplomatie embarrassments like the U-2 spy plane incident. In an obvious reference to
the Eisenhower
power
(Continued From waters July 1.
international
to
fragile
by mutual nuclear ternot constitute peace.
an
arms control and eventual establishment of a stable peace. promised
a
full platform pledged a Democratic administration to use the full
under
peace
coordinate
clared
sustained ror does
the dig-
of
in which of human
law are finally secured for all men everywhere.” The platform promised crea-
a “
First Things First the GOP pronouncement
But
Freeway,
wingtip
it
enduring universal
and efficient government... and on the part of free enterprise...”
seen
gies;
It
ed in Christian values, the GOP pronouncement said that the Be
—Mo-
RK
somewhat
every
quite a start from Ken Baird: He landed his light plane neat-
ing
Sb
A
system resulted because the committee in working out a compromise actually split 14 half votes between the two delegations. The Durham slate received seven of these, or three-and-one-half votes, while the “Benicrats” were given
challenge
Action Party has insisted in the alleged need for amending laws dealing with marital matters and birth contre). P sea Insisting that the philosophy of the Statehood Party is inspir-
les free-
touching
Felisa R. de Gautier, Richard C. Durham, Victor Gutierrez Franqui, Emilio Pinero, M. Velazquez Gu-
Los
witheut
Riera (proxy national com-
Mrs.
(AP)
abroad.
foment at the same time a sense of Christian social responsibility
the
Antonsanti,
alternates
Lugo,
aggression
got
ly
Jorge Bird, Herminio Concepcion,
and
on
they’d
“Be-
tierrez Franqui, Earl P. Hanson, and Jean Whittemore. :
in
ways are netorio hard to surprise, __-_ __%._ __ ___ But even those who thought
mitteewoman; Dr. Carlos E. Chardon; Rafael Ramos Cobian; Dr. William J. Denton; Manuel Godinez; Evaristo Izcoa; and alternates Pedro J. Laboy, Dr. Timothy J. Obrian, and Charles Schuman. On the “Munocrats” slate are
Flores
were,
Seen Anything
he
chairman and national committeeman; held
week’
You Haven't
off the
factions:
last
~ deed-signing
—_—_—_—— —__
The Puerto Rican delegation now includes the following mem-
nicrats”
administration at cost §f $104,000,
tration, and lawyer ;Rios for the Land Authgrity.
Beni-
incident.
next
legal counsellor for the adminis-
tez may have used some “extravagant language” but made no
actual threats. He laughed
another
addition to Monagas, David Rodriguez, director of the Land Authority; Juan Figueroa Rivera,
report a week ago.’
that
tSat
also in Vega Alta. Present at the
which became valid when the convention adopted the committee
conceded
added
66 acres will be puachased
something-for-every-
Addressing itself to Soviet rulers' it said: | : . “We confidently accept your
of the administrati¢n, said the cost of the land wa; $42,452.15.
received credentials for his group
Leventhal
typical
Communist
The’ Parks and Recreation “administration has pyrchased 84 acres of land in Vega Alta from
not
Later
“restoring
body fashion, the party platform hits on civil rights at home and
in Vega Alta Area
badges.”
they
for
strength—military,
nation’s military capacity ‘in order to provide forces and weapons of a diversity, balance, and mobility sufficient in quantity and quality to deter both limited ‘and general aggression.” “We pledge our -will, energies,
The party platform promised. munist aggression,” it said. An Enduring Peace to revive the Good Neighbor po“Our objective, however, it licy for Latin America “based on far closer economic coopera- said, “is not the right to co-exist tion and increased respect in im armed camps on the same planet with totalitarian. ideolounderstanding.”
would
Mother, the former Romelle Schneider, the congressman’s se-
blueprint
national
po-
night.
him.”
lives
(AP)—A
Pelitical, economic and moral,” was spread before the. Democratic National Convention last
years of school ahead of him, ingo
A. MARTIN
ANGELES
litical
it
best that I finish high school and then enter a seminary—if I still feel the way I do now.” His father, Rep. James Roosevelt (D.Calif.), was quoted as saying, “He’s got :seven more eluding
OVID
LOS
James Roosevelt Jr. said, “My pastor and I have had several
talks
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22
CARMONA’S EL COMANDANTE RATINGS
Sports Of The Times
The Little Wizard By Arthur Daley
Bob Cousy wizardry on
of
{
In
is the itsy-bitsy fellow you see performing feats the basketball court during the winter months.
the summer, however, he becomes It isn’t that he follows an Alice
of shrinking and expanding. strange world populated by
be
a :
tall. in Wonderland
It’s just goons to
encountered
Chamberlain
not
or
long
a
Bill
ago.
Without
Russell
in
a
the
he
ventures
into
the
abnormal
sphere
DALEY
tional
Basketball
Association,
Couz
said.
“In
my
lows What
all ask answer
dealings me can
with
younger
65
man
instead
of
the
Pettit guys.
I'd
be
It just
and
term.
the
Pettit
They
are
them to go tion against
such
as
sides,
highly
baskets
A
were
smile
entered
his
“Pll
in
legislation
like
the
co-ordinated
-as
score
raised
than
to
flickered
it
the
Chamberlain,
athletes.
Russell
meaning
It’s bad
big
of
the
enough
for
Legisla-
would
can
be
for
control
the
the
big
guys.
ball, ven
Be-
if thes
Cousy’s
face
as
a wayward
thought
forget
the
time,”
one
of
the
he
said,
waited
for
was
so
big
last
Shiro
of
to
the
Shiro
we
brought
Teddy Shiro. the hoop as
two-hand
set
to
He was if on a
shots.
We
went
‘six
taking
a
kid
even
was
so small
or shot.
our
seven Then
midget
Deadeye Dick couldn’t even see his target, the basket. After a while we'd holler, ‘bend over, John, and give him a view.’” When Chamberlain grumpily announced that he was retiring the outspoken Cousy commented, “good. Now we can go back to playing basketball.” Had he really made such a statement?
“Certainly,”
said
Couz.
“I
don’t
know
what
he
was
complain-
ing about. The best scoring I ever did was 50 points against Syracuse in a play-off and I was helped by four overtime periods. But Chamberlain twice went over 50 against Russell, the finest defensive player in the sport.
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were
lost.
the gaff. Hernandez, having only one assistant, to help boat the big fish: He noted that the marlin
and
shallow
in
the
mouth,
and
before
L 4 5 7 7
Pet. .778 .722 .632 611
10 8 610
.556 375
5 12 018
.294 .000
wast night’s games not includ-
the
and
gaff
reported
that three marlin came in behind the baits but would not strike. their
The sea sport.
other
was calmer Sunday, giving Hernandez spotted a large
boats
After
in the area
several
before
passes
giving
through
anglers a beautiful school of tuna and
day for radioed
chase.
the
school,
a
big
tuna
was
hooked
on the Cangrejos scales. on 50 pound line and weighed in at 93 po The Sea Queen III also landed two large tuna last week. Revere Road
of New
of New
York
York,
120-pound
caught
boated
a 115-pound
a 117-pound
Allison
Allison.
and
Both
Max
fish
Fiebert,
were
alse
taken
on
line.
Lake
Levels
Low
Fresh water fishing through July and August will probably be slow. Most very
of the lakes on the low. : : Lt. Don Parker, Fort
Garzas
Saturday.
The
north
side
Brooke,
largest
of the
managed
weighed
six pound line. The Coast Guard Auxillary boat safety. The school, which
island
are
to catch
five
reported 11 bass
pounds
and
to
on
be
Lake
was
caught
on
every Tuesday
is offering an eight-session started last night, will be
course on conducted
night béginning at 7:30 at the Cangrejo Yacht Club.
Instruction
is free to all boating
are encouraged
to attend
enthusiasts.
Women
and
teenagers
as well as men.
The course will cover piloting, seamanship, small boat handling principles of navigation. Members of Filottilla 12 are conducting
and
the training.
Further
Matienzo
654219.
at
information
may
be obtained
by calling Manuel
New York Fight Promoter An International Operator NEW
YORK—(NEA)—Dewey
Fragetta
to one one
Peleador (Olivo) El Conde (R. Maldonado) Lassie (Ayala)
11,16
THE
boat ready dropped his
15-1
ill 151 and J.E.
impressive winner recently, Tanga Doll mntucky im last,
“ 0 fear. Tatacol
of the
could be used, the fish shook loose from the hook. Chilo Bird fished from his new 31-foot craft Saturday
10 f-Machito M. (Barreto) 107 12-1 f-field horse. La Grifa vastly improved, hard to beat. Polo Magnetice always dangerous, may take lead and hold it. Rarintge classy but erratic. 7-th-$2.250; clmg ($6,000); 4-yrs-up
Examining the recast Liberty Bell, Phitadeiphia 1753
plate. All seven
Luis Hernandez hooked a blue marlin Saturday that he estimated at 300 pounds, but the fish escaped after a one and a half hour fight. Hernandez, aboard the Chessey II, had the marlin alongside the
(6th Race)
Wednesday, July 13, 1960 1st-$3,400; alw; ‘-yrs-up; 1116 m.
8
that
BET
¥.
him up. We had a good held position, hands on
shoot.
the little wrong.
and
“when
from Colby, ball through
a
By Mike Murray
Deep sea anglers had several strikes Saturday in moderate seag and 25-knot winds, but the box score read no hits in seven times to-
ported)
4
roof.”
across
exhibition games without we discovered what was
“Mahnken
the
mind.
was
he
a chance?’ in another
against
original
“A pick-off play was supposed to set man for it, John Mahnken, 6-8. He just
hips,
fel-
with everyone staring at them. be both Wrong and immoral.
still taller and
never He
he
little
Goon any
Fellows
training camp a little hotshot only 5-8 but could whip that
string.
over,”
the
legislate against them, anyway. If the baskets feet it would be harder for smaller. fellows, to
are
diversion, pro sport distresses
in pro ball who is under 6-5. two players, he has to gamble
oppose
fair.
camp,
its deadonly man performer
6-footer.
goons
through life them would
myself,
they
be
at
‘Do we have convinced that
No
to
aren't
“How do you raised to 12
are
first
wouldn't
(Bob)
kids
the same question: I give them? I’m
decade there won’t be a player If a coach has a choice between
Yet
the
the- Magni-
ficent still is the sport’s finest play-maker and one of liest shooters. He’s the key to Celtic dominance, the to be named to every All-Star team and a clutch beyond compare In his ten years as the super-star of the dribble the trim and wiry Holy Cross alumnus has watched the grow in all directions, particularly up. That last item him “It’s a shame the way the big men have taken
the
of
T-footers, however, that his height becomes inadequate. Yet that even magnifies his skills. One of the smallest operatives in the altitudinous Na-
3
:
CARMONA
back-
ground to dwarf him into insignificance, he automatically grows in size. By all usual standards he is tall. It’s when
-_ _
LONGSHOT
Wilt
Luck
Striking Marlins
Fernandito (3rd Race)
a man standing 6 feet 1 is regarded as above average instead of as a midget. . The head magician of the Boston Celtics was
on
BEST
technique
that he shifts from the the normal world where
Fisherman’s
was
the
finishing
promoter
a
in
of
letter
Bangkok,
Thailand, where a bloke named Dowthong Singhapalop had just won the middleweight championship of the Orient, suggesting several opponents for the
homegrown
tiger.
“Pardon think the
but
he _ said, is ringing
“I in
one—time
boxing
writer,
most
such
of
land
a
strategic
the
by
as
turned
time
he
traveling
Eddie
Aruba,
off Venezuela
is re experts,
Borden,
from
spot
attention,
a
just
re
tiny
is
in the Nether-
Indies and now pack-
ing for a flight to the Philippines. A year ago, Dewey open-
Utica,
occupies
some
first-hand
presented
ed
Fragetta,
to
lands West
me,” phone
Spanish.” N.Y.,
state
requiring
a club
in
Fanning
Alaska.
up
Americas,
business
Europe,
in
the
Asia
and
unique position in sports. He is a sort of international marriage broker for boxing. So much of
Africa,
his business is carried transocean telephone he
on by swears
key words language.
he
is cal-
Torres Dad Says Son To Fight Pender
can
ling Be
tell
what
the
way
as
it may,
by that
spasm
of
hung
country
the
bell
after
spavined
rings. a short
Spanish
he
up.
“That
was
plained.
Mexico,”
“Just
made
he
Ike
ex-
Chest-
nut with Claudio Adame, a local feather, for the Juarez Bull Ring, Aug. 11.” Fragetta, who has been in the
beak
busting
business
for
Fragetta,
in
Torres
mighty
tember,
who
in
—fighters,
has
the
represented
sour
managers
science and
pro-
his
any.
If a manager has a fighter out of work, Fragetta will move him—throughout the globe,
most
likely.
Martinez,
the
weight all escorted. . From
will
dash
He
sent
Jimmy
Phoenix
middle-
over
time
off
the
to
world
time,
like
un-
Fragetta
a secretary
Jose
Paul
Pen
Grounds
in Sep-
to Don
Andres
father
of
the
Ponce
Pender is recognized as middle-
or Kansas City wants to put on a show, Dewey acts as a kind of clearing house. He arranges the card, takes a percentage of
if
every
fighter.
weight
profit,
fight
according
Torres,
moters. If a promoter in Auckland, Edinburgh, Johannesburg
the
certain
practically
will
der at the Polo
few
a
multilingual. cent of the
PONCE—Middleweight Luis
30 of his 51 years, is one of the everybody
to
extent, has to be He knows 25 per
champion
in New
York,
in some
Euro-
Massachusetts and pean countries.
Torres said that he spoke with son
in
New
York
by
tele-
phone Saturday night. According to the phone conversation, the fight is contracts
a certaintly and the will be signed soon in
New York. If the Patterson-Johansson match
re-
conflicts with the proposed
date of the Torres-Pender match, the fight will take place in No —
ni,
at
Madison
Square
Gar-
see
i
THE SAN.JUAN STAR - Wednesday, July“13,/1960'
Johnston Tops Orioles! Richards Once French ‘Open WAXAHACHIE, Tex. Wh-A. A. With 36 To Go Scott
looked
back
throygh
the
colorful years— to 1924 when the greatest winning streak in: baseball history started. }
PARIS (AP)—Bill Johnson fired rounds of 66 and 70 yesterday
for
136
which
gave
him
a one-stroke lead at the halfway point of the French Open Golf Championship. The final two rounds are scheduled today with a starstudded internatinoal field close ly packed at the top. Just: behind Johnston at 137 is Leopeldo Ruiz, the long-hitting Argentine ace, followed by Sebastian Miguel of Spain and Bobby Verwey ef South Africa, tied at 138. Miguel had 67-71 and Verwey
shot
71-67,
from seven hole of his The
set
by
a
it into
“We had a streak of 13 going and were it Oklahoma playing
Sapulpa,”
said
the
man
who
coached that great team: ‘‘A senior wanted to pitch and I let him. I
could
have
taken
we would have won.
This
him,
out
and
But:I didn’t.
team
went
beat
professionals amateurs.
schoo]
and
we
on for
the
The
days
colleges
dressed
down’
accomplishments
were
recalled
and
‘as
of
those
when
Paul
Richards got his Baltimere Orioles up
in the
American
League
race.
Richards played for scare ie They called him “Sleepy”. wduld play any position. 2 days he pitched a game with both his left and his right arm. “Once,
we're
that tried
to
playing
outsmart
a
team
us
with!
switch Rew
a
hitters,”
recalled
corporation
court
Scott,
that
judge
became a big league catcher and eventually managed the Chicago White Sox and Orioles. He was
here. “‘I told Paul to go out there and pitch. and wait until the batter committed himself. Paul didn’t use any windup and threw
British
Richards one
day
imjured
and learned
his
right
arm
to throw
with
is clear and Richards
who
followed
a
played on
A
if
women’s
elimination
ment
has
been
the
with
teurnament
teurna-
running
for
twe
weeks now, with the next games scheduled for tomorrow night. However,
Lucille
Diaz,
president of the Women’s tion,
said
yesterday
vice-
Assecia-
that
Elsie
Correa, president of the association, is thinking of calling off the tournament team.
Tore
and
said
hand-picking
that
he
weuld
a
be
“300 per cent’’ baek of Miss Correa if she decided to piek a team
herself. Miss “that
Correa nething
said
last
night
(in
choes-
definite
ing the women’s team) had been decided.” “I should know by Thursday
night
what
will
be
done.”
reetly
from
FIQ
officials
at
the
Teeent Brunswick-Caribbean tournament and that his offiee has nothing te do with it.
Ee
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has been the interferenee of Monagas. They say the bowling associatiens received an invitation di-
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Sheil has won the confidence of motorists everywhere with the quality of its products, the result of Shell research and experience. Wherever you go you can count on Shell.
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listed mark is 6 feet, % Stubby
Overmire,
inch.
fermer
seuth-
paw pitcher, is managing the Durham Bulls in the Class B Carolina League
Fi rian
League. His American. record was 58-67.
never
learned
in high school.
(Continued Frem Back Page) 70 cents for each ef the 7@ games scheduled to be rolled. He said a committee would a team caneelled.
said
that
mentals when he got into professional ball— that he learned them
Shires, Belvedere Bean, Moore and others known to
62.
piek ‘was
often
Art Gene
cham-
71
:
‘has
he
Pien, shot two steady reunds of 70 for 140 whieh placed him in a tie with Henri De Lamaze, the perennial French Amateur chamPion,
course,
his left.
Australia,
Open
Richards, y
of we
favorite,
of
team.
voted into the Texas Sports Hall innings with either of Fame last year. won. Three times [| Scott is 77 years old but leeks used him on one week that way 50. His memory of that great team and he won all three games.” a couple arm and
three-putting
advance
Thomson
four-time
was
team, Waxahachie High; ran for 65 straight = 1926.
that,
Pitched Lefty
feet on the final seeond round.
strong
Peter
It
After
65.”
23
many
funda-
SEE CARMONA‘S
the San Juan Star
PICKS
:
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S§
p
O
R
T
,
THE STAR
ae
FEATURES
Se
NIGHT SCORES
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday, July 13, 1960
Qg
Local BowlersFeudin +
World Tourney Team Selection iCausing Breach e
El.
e
.
|
By JIM DOUGLAS A wide breach has developed among members of the Puerto Rico Men’s Bowling Association and the Women’s Bowling Association over efforts to select six men and
four
women
to
Championships
go
to
Hamburg,
Sept. 12-18. ¢—
Continental bowlers cannot enter elimination tournaments for a
place
on
the
team
have been for three
residents years.
Other
accredited
unless
they
of Puerto
members
rules
rather
than
&
.
ee.
a
Wilson stumbles trying to catch a wide throw. The this inning of Sunday’s game. (AP Wirephoto.)
sary, said Dr.
atesp
er
WIDE THROW —Kansas City’s Bill Tuttle slides home
dent
y as Detroit ‘catcher Bob
Athletics
scored
seven
runs
Law’s record this NEW YORK (AP)—Vernon the game. Law of the Pittsburgh Pirates year is 11-4. and Whitey Ford of the New After the first three innings, York Yankees are the probable Alston will send Larry Jackson starting pitchers for the 29th All-Star game to be played to- (10-8) of St. Louis to the mound day at Yankee Stadium. AMERICAN The Nationals beat the Amer-| icans, 5-3, Monday at Kansas City Minnie Minoso, Chicago, LF in a 100 degrees temperature. Frank Malzone, Boston, 3B Today's temperature is expected Roger Maris, New York, RF to be 82 degrees. Miekey Mantle, New York, CF A crowd of some 45,000 fans Bill Skowron, New York, 1B is expected to turn out at YanYogi Berra, New York, C kee Stadium for the first All- Pete Runnels, Boston, 2B Star game here since 1939. Ron Hansen, Baltimore, SS The two squads are meeting Whitey Ford, New York, P for the second time-this year and NATIONAL it will be for additienal glory and of the player
pension
fured
Willie Bob
Mays,
San
Skinner,
Francisco,
Pittsburgh,
CF
LF
Manager Walter Alston of the Nationals liked the Pirates pitching so much after the successful
Eddie Mathews, Milwaukee, 3B Hank Aaron, Milwaukee, RF
jobs
done
Elroy
Joe
Adcock,
Face,
and
game
Bill Del
Mazerowski, Pittsburgh, 2B Crandall, Milwaukee, C
by
Bob
Law
in
at Kansas City off with Law The
One
three
hit
in
Law.
from Buhl
inning
a
the
that
leading
allowed
only
innings.
30-year-old
righthander
Idaha,
Milwaukee
of
first
he’s
Vern
Pirates
51/3
Boise, of
Friend,
Ernie
Monday’s
saved in
the
game.
Bob ninth
. With
runners at first and second and Only one out, Law retired Brooks
Robinson of Baltimore and Harvey Kuenn of Cleveland to end
Banks,
Law,
Chicago,
Pittsburgh,
1B
chick Base. man
(American)
Gorman
(After goes
4
Second 14
behind
Base; Third
innings, Plate,
as
Gor-
Chylak
to third, Boggess to second and Honochick to first. Game Time: 12 p.m. EST
(8-2)
Bill will
the in
Dispute rules are
Albert
Men’s a
with the STAR
Toro,
presi-
Bowling
Asso-
telephone
yesterday,
interview
because
the ABC is not a member of international federation and
FIQ
does
not have
any
an
laws.
the the
World
any
after
bowler
come
head
and
ministration,
from
of
the
Recreation
Ad-
the
affadavit
bowler
stating
has
he
is
an
amateur under Olympic rules. Many bowlers here say they cannot sign such an _ affadavit since they bowl for money although
they the
don’t
make
a
living
from
sport.
Elimination
tournaments
been set up women, but
whether
neces-
for must
Monagas,
Parks
the
these
for it
final
have
both men and is not certain
tournaments
the
Toro off the
said that he might call men’s eliminations sched-
$12.50
uled
to start
60 bowlers would pay
team
will
produce
Entry
Sunday
selections.
Fee
if less
than
sign up. Each bowler a $12.50 entry fee and
(See BOWLERS,
Page
23)
of Los end the (5-3) of
Henry (1-4) be available
relievers.
Al
Lopez,
manager
Americans,
has
picked
of the
the Yan-
kee lefthander to open the game. Fofd, who is 30, has a 5-5 record this year. He was used as reliever Sunday.
Ford will be relieved eran Early Wynn (4-7) cago
and
Dick
Cleveland. The
rest
by vetof Chi-
Stigman
(4-4)
of
Both pitched Sunday. of
the
pitching
squad
will be ready to relieve. The starting lineups will remain the same under the rules of the game. cept pitchers,
the
first
The must
three
may
not
starters, explay at least
innings. pitch
A_pit-
more
than
innings.
BULLETIN
P
(National)
Williams
St. Louis and of Cincinnati
three
Umpires—Nestor Chylak (American) Plate; Dusty Beggess (National) First Base; Jim Hoeno-
Tom
Stan
Angeles is expected to game. Lindy McDaniel
cher
SS
Milwaukee,
and
of
ciation,
in
Vern Law Likely Starter Against Americans’ Ford
the benefit
Rules Olympic
The:
aie
E.
signed
i] Hamburg.
clearance
Julio
of
ABC
for
to Germany
Public
rules or the laws of the Federacion Internacional de Quillers (FIQ) which will be in effect at
é
Final
to go
Rico
the American Bowling Congress (ABC), which governs the sport here, are disgruntled because they have to qualify under International
Olympic
Germany
Paret
KO’s
Hart
NEW YORK (AP)—Welterweight champion Benny (Kid) Paret of Cuba Garnet (Sugar)
knocked out Hart of Phila-
delphia in 2:36 of the sixth round of their scheduled 10 round non-title fight at Madison Square
Garden
last
night.
FIGHTING IT OUT—Angie Belk, Correa and Brenda Figueroa, left to Ricans currently competing in the Bowling Association’s elimination
Pauline Borrell, Elsie right; are four Puerto Puerto Rico Women’s tournament to select
a team to represent the island in the World ships at Hamburg, Germany. Sept. 12-18.
Champion-
°