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“PR Democrats Vow All-Out Fight Se,:
Control Battle
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San Juan Star 10:
Goes Back To Committee By WALTER STAR
.
LOS
Convention
ning battle -Puerto
Vol. I
PRIEST run-
for control of
Rico’s
Democratic
the
Mufioz-backed
Benitez
fight
to
promised
win
an_
(See DEMOCRATS,
of
their
Page
Second-olass- postage
paid
at
Bicg
San
Juan.
Puerto
ws
all-out
recognition
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Saturday, July 16, 1960
ee
group
headed by Richard C. Durham and the Benicrat faction led by Jose A
217
aIAS
party during the next four years moves into high gear today before the new Demo¢ratic national committee. Both
No.
Kennedy Sees New Fron tier Challenging
Bureau
ANGELES—tThe
~ iF
ete
24)
;Says More Sacrifice Instead Of MoreBy DOUGLAS SecurityB. CORNELL Lies Ahead -
Late Comers Jam Collection Offices For License Renewals License plate deadline renewal day—as grueling and hectic a day
as
income
observed
sands
tax-deadline here
of
LOS ANGELES (AP)—John F. Kennedy gravely and gratefully accepted last night the Democratic presidential nomination and the challenges of a New Frontier —‘“a frontier of unknown opportunities and perils. ... at a turning point in history.”
day—was
yesterday
pushing,
by
thou-
grumbling,
weary, perspiring last minute applicants. The lines were still a block long
outside
the
various Treasury collection offices
partment night and
of the transit
Rafael
Perez
Public Works bureau, said
Delast |}.,
Fiz,
would stay open last night _they took care of everyone.
we
The man to whom the*‘Democrats have given their
head
Department the offices
‘highest honor
until
“We have to,” he said. ‘‘Because will not be open again until
next
Tuesday.’’
Monday
is a legal
/promise
holiday. The frantic last minute rush yesterday
tried
the
patience
of
beekoned to
}Americans of every political faith to come to his side, to pioneer this new frontier that he said “holds out the of more
stead of more The
the
one
sacrifice in-
security.”
great
question,
Ken-
most humble line standee and moved some of the more volatile ap-}
nedy said, is whether America can survive as a nation of free
plicants
men
to outrage.
he
beat
me,”’
moved
the
he said, thoroughly
coast
Coliseum
again
was
if I have to go through this.”
Other
arrivals for
a
cruised friend
the
lines
they
could
Among
the
those
most
who
pathetic
cases
reached
where
into
Florida.” arrived
at
driven
The ‘
at
the
6:27
p.m.
directly
on
huge
bowl,
huge
His
car
the
field.
which
seats
95,000, was less than half-filled. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas,
step in front of. were
of
Kennedy
beaten.” I don’t care if I ever drive searching
world
neutrality and neutrals into hostility, and Communist influence “now festers some 90 miles off
“It’s the people sneaking in line that
a changing
he said friends have slipped
One suffering standee quit a line outside ef the Motor Vehicle office on the waterfront after ten feet in an hour.
in
crushed by Kennedy
windows
in a bid for
after two and three hours only to| ;
the presidential nomination and then offered second place on the
be
TRAFFIC JAM—This was the scene yesterday afternoon’
ticket,
dential
nomination
at
termed
this
told
something
lacking do
it It The
and
or
they
~‘er
would
was
have
to
all over again. happened often. day
(See
went
to
LICENSE,
the
Motor
Vehicle
Bureau,
San
Juan,, was
the
minute rush for license plate tags was on. ~The
the
quick
Page
of
standing on a deskt
ing traffic in the
24)
last
man
accepted
the
at
moment
nity
‘‘in these
times
Of
Kennedy,
he
p is a bureau worker Whowas direct-. office. (STAR phote by Gunter Hett.)
vice
presi-
what of
(See KENNEDY,
WASHINGTON
State
that
long
First Ruling Under New Labor Act :
—
The
yesterday
ex-
pressed confidence that the U.S. could prove conclusively before
the
United
Nations
that
Russia
deliberately shot down the RB-4T7 reconnaissance bomber July 1 to create an international incident. State Department spokesman
Lincoln
White
made
the
state-
ment while commenting on Moscow’s newest rejection of an American protest. White reported that the new Soviet note had not arrived, but
he
added: “We flatly
reject
the
Soviet
note.”
A
he
Page 24)
(AP)
Department
Moscow
dispatch
(See RB
opportu-
of peril.”
said
U.S. Rejects Soviet RB-AT Protest Note
reported
47, Page
24)
PR Interstate Commerce
Cid Draws Suspended Sentence Ruling Upheld By
DOUGLAS
D.
RICHARDS
The first person ever to be sentenced anywhere for violation of
the
Labor-Management
Act
passed
by
Congress
Disclosure in
1959,
drew a five-year suspended term yerterday in U. S. District Court ere
Judge Clemente Ruiz Nazario placed former* union official Guiliermo Cid Carmoega on_probation for five years for the embezziément
of
funds
from
the
admitted
taking
14
the
when
closure Act UDEM funds proximately
since:
Reporting
last
Sept.
and
went jnto effect. missing +totalled ap$14,000.
In handing down sentence yesterday Ruiz Nazaria. took note that ‘this is the first: case in the
history of this new fict which is brought in any court + the United States.’’
The
judge
sjtid
that
pre-
vious to the Act a gase like this would have been He praised the a lee asas providing needed reform of existing
Union of: Dock Employees (UDEMAFL-CIO), of which Cid was formerly secretary-treasurer. labor-management statutes The 35-year old union leader “the good of the laber leader from San Juan was arrested by for the good of everybody.” The Cid case, which sparked the FBI April 13 for theft of $1,075 in union funds which he tional interest as tha first of %
as
Dis-
for
and naits
kind, drew
Cid’s
a letter of commenda-
suspended.
tion from U. S. Department, of| Justice in Washington for the work
cedes by his sister
of
de
the
U.
S.
District
sentencing,
U. S. Attorney ta,
ized
who
four
arrest
treasurer,
has
no
Attorney’s
Davila
charges
office here. Prior to
Raymond months
of the told
prior
Assistant
the
L. Acos-
ago
author-
former court
police
UDEM that
Cid
sentence
two weeks Mrs. Maria
27,
of
pre-
the trial of Cristina Cid
Caparra
of falsification
on
of a $1,432
union check. The trial is scheduled to be held in Superior Court of San
Juan.
The alleged check forgery involved UDEM welfare funds, embezzelment of which is not cover-
led by the new Federal law.
record.
31,904 on April reau
announced
1, the Census in
a
Bur
preliminary
report on returns from the census. The population of Charlotte
in
1950. 4,112
Christiansted in
1950
eriksted rose from 2,174 in 1960.
to
increased 5,117.
ends—at house
Fred-
1,961 in 1950 to
D.
RICHARDS
pierside,
platform,
or
at
the
ware-
on
the
stock-
room shelves—was answered in a recent ruling of the U.S. Court of
Appeals
in
Boston
sustaining
an injuction by the Federal Court in San Juan. In what is considered by U‘S. Labor Department officials to a
“lead
pellate court
Amalie, largest city in the islands, was 12,740, compared with 11,469 from
DOUGLAS
The long-puzzling question as to where interstate commerce
be
Census Bureau Shows Y.1. Population Rise WASHINGTON (—The popula tion of the Virgin Islands was
By
U.S. Ruiz
labor
case,”
upheld
the
a ruling
ap-
by
District Judge Clemente Nazario that interstate com-
merce continues into the stockroom. Import of the ruling, entered (See RULLING, Page 24)
Ji
—
THE SAN JUAN STAR
?
Chinese Trade Mission In Cuba
$2 Million Hotel Surt
HAVANA nist Chinese
Dismissed A $2 million
damage
Intercontineftal
agains’ t
suit
Hotels
Corp.
and
Intercontinental co-defendant tel Corp of Puerto Rico, was
Ho-
sel
Jose
court there of
Novas
EiaZenSt io’
the
of
Bank; Jamor Faure Chaumon, Cuba’s ambassadordesignate to the Soviet. Unjon, and other government officials.
If Cuba establishes full diplomatic relations with Red China, it would make Fidel Castro’s regime the*first in the Western
the 3.25 cents a pound now set by
- Chaumon is one of a growing number of Cubans who have visited Communist China on good-
hemisphere to recognize the Pei-: ping government. Cuba now has diplomatic relations with Na-
Raul
will
a
claiming
in
the
establishment
diplomatic
relations Chinese
and alse
wider trade. The are expected to
offer
take
some
to U.S.
cut
nister headed
of a
of
from
the sugar the
the
foreign 14man
Cuban
deputy
Red
mi-
commerce, Chinese
of of
the extreme left, Cuba’s National
missions.
leading
Guevara is Cuba’s
exponent
of
closer
the|/
By LYNN HEINZERLING xe y 7 ‘ UNITED NATIONS (AP)
was
ago
secretary
General
because | diversity | e
Dag
eS*
——
dismissed
Superior
in
Court
it into
the
in
same
the
San
a
move
Federal
flown
1
7 Las
for
the
en
letter
Juan
Bunche, civilian,
bring
court.
an that
American Negro he was to be com-
mander of the forces until the arrival of Swedish Maj. Gen. Carl Carlsson Von Horn, appointed
mand in
Thurscay
to
unfamiliar
writing
with
|
post. Von Horn
Leopoldville
tween
a
postmark,
name
show
go
with
in
an
and
around
COMFORT
FROM
A QUEEN—Queen
Mother
Elizabeth,
next
round
Daiquiris
| was getting around to making plans for us when some of my croies crrived, and spotting her with made right for our table. Well, | never did learn what
wanted few
to
see
minutes
here, she
for was
within
“Que in
Lestima!”’ particular.
a
completely
dated up for the week — out yours truly ene
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and
with-
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Sum, Night
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minister
Bonilla
was
flying
Japan Premiex TOKYO (Saturday) -¢(AP)— Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi and his cabinet resigned shortly before
ern
yes-
Our Specialty” “ CORN
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@
ICE
ity
CREAM
.
July
16-17
Pharmacy
dropped
yesterday tried
reports
to
at
as
halt
In
Brussels,
tempt”
the
Belgium
the
Congo,
with
a
Ikeda,
Dectors
on Night
Metropetitan
The
Duty Area
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A.
Soviet
whose
Kishi
Moscow
Premier
warned
that
Union
would
sures”
in
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free
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with
TEMPERATURES: YESTERDAY’S
HIGH:
88
1:30 p.m. YESTERDAY’S LOW: 74. STATESIDE: New York, cloudy;
Boston,
75,
at
76,
partly
cloudy;
Philadelphia,
74,
partly
cloudy;
Washington,
76,
partly
cloudy; Miami, 92, rain showers;
in
THE
said
MOON
Saturday,
The
moon sets
at eon
sets
at
rises
July
teday
16
1:19 P.M. rises teday
2:10
at @:33
A.M.
at
A.M.
1:16
P.M.
Soviet
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situation,
Belgium
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FORECAST:
and
May
SAN
a
Ike-
diet
WEATHER
daily barrage of speeches, notes |
Mig Verde
the
the
African state. Fajardo It was the latest in an almost | Ponce:
Caguas
COLEGIO
by
since
Liberal-
Thursday.
Khrush-
the
against
Western
aggression
;
Japan’s
of the
party
election
Puerto Nuevo & Caparra Terrace | Continued what he denounced as De. =! Fernandez Isales
economic
speed
take “decisive mea-
the
presumably
ne
be
minister
tough
as president
Democratic
as “offensive” the Belgian note replying to Soviet allegations over the Congo troubles.
In
will
prime
ecanomic recovery, qualified for the premiership by succeeding
returned}
chev
new
_con-
note
embassy
minister
cabinet,
helped
partly
aggression
Belgian
Sixty-
extraordinary diet (parliasession convening Monday.
policies
a Soviet statement charg-
ing
the
at an ment)
were
“with
industry
of
departure
Belgian
rejected
and
outgoing
named
of European refugees. Troops also intervened at Boende airport where transit-
vernment
the
tenight. PUERTO
one
ing European’ refugees attacked by Africans.
yesterday.
of
Congolese
the
trade
in
hos-
the Con-
midnight
year-old Hayato Ikeda, pro-West-
yesterday.
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table,
ice chips in was slopping
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Her voice sounded promising and when she approached @ few minutes later, | knew thet I'd enjoy showing her around anywhere, she wes that good-looking. At the bar | introduced her to in @ frozen Daiquiri. Ron Superior The
end airlift
also
being
airfield
the
right, comforts blanket-covered woman refugee from the strifetorn Belgian Congo (now the Congo Republic) at glossy places, beech clubs, bars, etc ‘| Brussels airport. The woman was one of group flown On the day of her arrival, fortiin by U. S. Army plane. Red Cross worker is visible fied with a str aight snort of Ron behind queen mother and woman. (AP Photo.) went to her hotel and Supericr, | the
to
from
a U.S.
were
troops
don't like these comuniques, ond wondered what she wented to see — the whole area or just the
from
prices
to London. yesterday to attend, a meeting of the International Sugar Council.
Congolese
effort
said
There
a gir up so
|
her
night.
soldiers. They were the first 600 being sent from Tunis.
signed
know.
her
capital
rebels
called
is expected
terday landed about 380 Tunisian
in @ hand-
out to be from asked to look me
cc uld
that | islond
day
recognize,
| didn’t
t turned who'd been
com-
tomorrow
Belgian
troops other
market
Cuban
‘lhim up, divided Leopoldville be-
the
didn’t
the
Hammarskjold acted after Alexander, with only 10 men to back
Towne
came
had
to forestall a Congo capital.
tilities. Dispatches A
force,
Hammarskjold, a Swede, cabled
ABOUT TOWNE... Jd
there
acted on his own street riot in that
Advertisement
j
Chins
Maj. Gen. Henry T. Alexander, commanding Ghanian troops
suit
to
Red
world
Cuba as the minimum export price,
He did so after dispatches from Leopoldville told how British
case
the
China. for sugar,
the
Hammarskjold last night mand of the new U. N. Force put undersecretary Ralph J. of African troops in the ConBunche in temporary com- go—600 strong and growing fast. -
Juan
weeks
Chinese.
UN Troops Arrive In T he Congo; \Kishi Resigns; Bunche Gets Interim Command Ikeda Named
ended that while tn-| eorporated_ in Delaware, it is a “citizen of Puerto Rico becatse its main place of business is in
Three
visiting
ties
\
San
has already bought nearly. 130,000 tons of Cuban this. year through commercial. intermediaries in London. China paid 2.91: to 2.93 cents a pound—below
with the Communist. bloc countries. He is the likely choice to handle trade talks with the
Guevara, president
—uring parby defense coun-
lacked jurisdiction was no “complete
It was met at the Major Ernesto Che
yesterday for may lead to
quota. Lu Hsu-chang,
dis-
delegation. airport by
(AP)—A Commucommercial mission
arrived in Cuba negotiations that
the
missed in Federal court yesterday for “lack of jurisdiction.” was one of two filed The Su hit in the U. S District Court by the San Ju in Hotel against Interconid charged the defendan t tinent corporations with alleged = mismanagcment. An additional $1,000,000 suit remains on the calendar. aac oe ordered dismissz ing on a motion
Satiirday, Jaly' 16, 1960 | "’
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PERSONNEL
ie
Cendade
FOR
DIRECTOR
Beach
-
Hotel Write:
PLANT
SALE Row
. O. Box X,
im
operation imHate
Rey.
P. RB. =
SAN
JUAN STAB Satunday, July 16/1960.
Democratic Stand On P.R. H elps GOP
Here, Ferre States By ~The
HAROLD
Democratic
determination” statehood,
for Puerto
enhances
J. LIDIN
decision to support Rico, instead of backing
‘‘selfisland
Party the
prospect
for
a GOP
victory
here
and in New York in 1960, says Republican Party guber natorial candidate
Luis
A. Ferré. +
tus
of Commonwealth.” Ferre leaves Thursday for the GOP convention, which starts July 25 in Chicago. Between his arrival in the states and the start of the GOP convention he expects to work hard to get Puerto Rican statehood inserted in the GOP platform, he said. “We are hopefull,” Ferre commented.
The Ponce politician and industrialist said the GOP, iby coming out for island statehood in its platform, can show
Puerto
Ricans
here
and on the mainland that it is the party of the minority groups. ; Ferre insisted that a strong pro-statehood plank for Puerto Rico will win Republican votes
“by
the
bushel”
in
City. A poll taken
at
the
Hotel
La
Concha.
(STAR
photo by
Gunter
Hett.)
of San Juan Mayor Felisa Rincon de Gautier and other Po-
Governor Denies PDP Emissary Going To Vatican ToB lock CAP By Ing Governor Munoz
to
J. LIDIN yesterday
de-
nied that his Popular Democratic Party plans to send an emissary to
the
block
Vatican
in
creation
of
Action Party. At a press
confirmed story
ten
that
last
Party to
faction
he
he
month
advising
recognize
of
the
local
ordered
the
Justice
charges
an
by
national Mufocrat
Democratic
Munoz these that have
did
threats
ficials
investigation
CAP
parties
“No
are,
but
have
repeatedly
Popular warned
Party people
by that
what
CAP
of-
protested enthusiasts they face
loss of unemployment compensation, public “housing accomodations, and other government benefits if they join CAP. The
charge
that
the
PDP
trying
t@
party
in
get
Catho-
Puerto
Rico
is
plans
may support other existing political parties whose principles are not
in
conflict
with
Fhe
Catholic
doctrine.
“I’m
glad
the
Hishops
have
spoken with clarity: to point out the liberty which Gatholics have to vote in favor of: the party of
their preference,”
_. He on
said that
if
ballot
this
the
considers “small.”
their
Regarding
Chairman
Mufioz
said.
GAP is placed
November,
changes
interpreted
he
He
last
that support
to
mittee
month,
Mu-
for the Benicrat
fac-
in general
that
GONZALEZ, GENERAL
TIRES
action
at
the
effected
a
reaction
should
the
in
On the breakdown
three
bean
investors
or
damage
Puerto
Rico’s industrial dévelopment program. He said he ‘‘would have liked to avoid’
Cuba ded
taking
the
that the U. ‘‘Castro’s
steps
against
S. took, but
reliance
on
ad-
Russia
to
be
fish
linked
nor
with
fowl
banks
and
sta-
excited
attacks
against
U.
public,
§S.
a
asked
press
yes-
conference
cratic
Party,
would
be
“Jong
consideration.”’
if
said
such
undertaken
a
move
only
after
UPR Offering Spanish Classes For Beginners evening
division
University of offer Spanish
ners
Puerto classes
during
the Aug.
to
15,
7:30,
and
of
the
Rico will for begin-
academic
year
14.
classes,
mited three
which will
will be
meet
8 p.m.
and
at
will
li-
6:30,
carry
credits
offices
NEED
noon. his
Mufoz,
at
his Popular Democratic Party is entertaining any notions of affiliating with the National Demo-
The
closed and stores open only until
and
Governor terday
beginning
Holiday government
About Affiliating
The
Monday, Luis Muiioz Rivera Day, is a legal holiday with
and
relations, Mufioz said he does not think it will alarm potential Carib-
want
“neither
Legal
at
in U. S.-Cuban
for cre-
said, adding no knowledgeable political group in New York
polls
compromise
down the middle, with a half votes for each.
the
U.
opinion
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to in
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JULY
of
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after next
TUESDAY,
thousands
Democratic
Munoz
However, he left the impression that no thought is being given to such a move at this time.
dit as political godfather of Commonwealth will backfire on that party in New York, Ferre
November. Mufioz’ letter apparently met with at least partial success as the Democratic credentials com-
tion by the Democratic Party micht
clients and the public,
that
the letier he sent to Butler
The
get the unfavorable
such
ftoz affirmed that he told Butler
wish
implied
might
to
ARE MOVING We
by
pular Party luminaries to campaign for Kennedy in New York proves that this group are “de facto Democrats.”
eistest Puerto Rican voters as an attack on his administration.
political
ous,”’ he added. : Mufioz commended;'a statement by the island’s two Catholic bishops in which they said that Catholics
into
leaders
specify
were
thiee
lic Church hierarchy -to intervene to stop formation of CAP.
been threatened if they join the
not
island’s
lic Church,’’ Mufioz*Said yesterday. ‘That is why a mixture here of religion and politi¢s is danger-
Department
people have with reprisals CAP.
Mario Davila
against the principles yf the Catho-
group over the Benicrats. He also spoke on U. S.-Cuban relations. The governor also said he
has
was made Thursday: by Davila, chairman of ((AP.
the
emissarf
writ-
Chairman
the
Rome
said
an
STAR
to Demo-
the
to
also
had
National
Butler
party
to
Christian
an _ exclusive
a letter
Paul
attempt
the
conference,
yesterday
cratic
an
send
York |
the Spanish-language daily, El | Diario de Nueva York, he claimed, yielded a lopsided 8 to 1 victory for island statehood over Commonwealth. was The newspaper’s count 8,073 to 529, Ferre said. Ferre added the reported plan
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Popular Party To Celebrate 22nd Anniversary At Luquillo The Popular Democratic Party will mark the 22nd anniversary of its founding Monday with an all-day celebration at the athletic park in the town of Luquillo. The party was first registered at Luquillo and Barranquitas on July 22, 1938. Governor Munoz, who will be the main speaker at the LuquiIlo affair, will also speak at a party celebration to be held tomorrow at the town of Barran-
quitas Other
speakers
Monday
Camacho, Jr., president Popular Youth group.
the
WASHINGTON U.
Union To Call Strikes
(AP)—The
S. Department
of
Caribe Hilton and Condado
Agriculture
workers
Other party leaders who will yesterday estimated U. S. sugar also attend include Raul Ganda- needs for 1960 at 10 millions tons ra, Samuel R. Quinones, Rober- ~—an all-time high. The Department gave the new to Sanchez Vilella, Sens. Yideestimate in raising its previous fonso Sola Morales, Luis A. Ne- forecast—made only a few days gron Lopez, Lionel: Fernandez ago—by 400,000 tons. The earlier Mendez, Ernesto Carrasquillo figure was 9,600,000 tons. The new sugar law, signed by and Ramon Enrique Bauza; Mayor
Felisa
Julio An
de
Monagas
Gautier,
and
Sal-
Caro. to
program
include
native
groups.
tons
of the 400,000 foreign
ton
The
other
340,000
mu-
would
have
been
Cuban
quota
tons,
his
to
Muftez
said
was
the
categories.
the
two
year
period
Meanwhile, the National Labor Relations Board revealed that a
Restauauthoriza-
board
was
Airlifted Vieques Girl Still In Coma
granted
advance
A
A vote
STAR
was
Veiques
will also be taken
coma
which
would
replace
The
non-tipping employes, cent (across-the board)
CHURCH
OF
2310 Lourel St.,
Punta
SAN Les
remained
while
diagnose
girl,
her
Fajardo
her
Nereida
in
doctors illness.
Alejandro
taken
to
gency
airlift
Fajardo
in
an
Thursday.
emer-
Hospital
officials said yesterday they were waiting for the girl to recover
the
consciousness
questioning Pilot forming
in
the
hope
of
her.
of the helicopter the airlift was
perNavy
Lt. E. G. Rubin.
and four increase
Will Get Hydrofoils WASHINGTON
JUAN
Eisenhower authorizing
Maries
Pastor
£. Johnson,
the
night
to
airlifted from
Colon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Alejandro of Vieques, was
current three-year contracts which expire in 1961. Both sides are far apart on wages, with labor asking a 30 per cent across the board increase. Best offer to date of management has been a six-cent increase for
no con-
to
Hospital,
last
sought
bargain-
a two-year master the Hotel union,
girl,
helicopter
home
District
among
ing jointly for contract with contract
nine-year-old
by U.S. Navy
notice.
San Juan balloting. All three hotels are now
Donald
over
in both
workers at the San Juan Intercontinental Hotel to obtain a similar authorization, but Leowe said no date has been selected for the
flict between the Popular Party and the Statehood Republican Party.
UNION
spread
Intercontinental, Too
foreign
Marin
there
and
Union
of-
said the authorization strike can now be pulled
without
reported erroneously to have said there is ne conflict between the Popular Democratic Party and the Christian Action Party over religious teaching.
Mumfoz
executive
Leowe means a
Correction Luis
Hotel
Employes
hotel
give
Condado.
the old law,
In a story in Wednesday
Gov.
the
to
Thursday by a vote of 566 to 2 at the Hilton, and 266 to 1 at the
which
added
under
voted
tion to call a strike at the two Teamster election petition at the hotels if and when they think it San Juan Intercontinental Hotel had been found ‘‘not timely,” and neeessary. ° The strike authorization sought withdrawn. by union trustee Floyd Loewe and
suppliers.
is
have
of
rant
increase
will be allocated to other suppliers at a later date.
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Distrusted here and in Washington the Puerto Rican due to repeated deceits as to the Commonwealth, true nature of this temporary political status; also dis-
thousands of school diplomas valued at $22,200.00 when the Commonwealth Executive unexpectedly decided to make a change in the Educational Department head,
of the
and above all, for the unprecedented sweeping wave of
present chaos in the public §chool system; for its corruption in the government a ‘encies as well as the municipalities ; for the failure in the government business, for
statehood feeling which nobody can stop, Governor Mufioz seems tobe pitifully riding on a plebiscite slippery ice skate. .
credited for its government, policy on account
the failure of the industrialjzation program by which only 500 new manufacturing! plants were established in 20 years;
for the inefficiency and incompetence
in the
public services ; for the vast army of 100,000 unemployed
people’s
the
island,
money
as
and
for
anova
the
unlimited
recently
by
waste
of
discarding
And Senator Dennis Chavez, democrat from New Mexico, one of the main sponsors eight years ago of the Puerto Rican Commonwealth, has just commented that the new plebiscite is a move of “loaded dice.”
A 5
throughout
the
Statehood leader, Mr. Miguel Angel Garcia Méndez said about the “plebiscite” that “it is a mean trap.”
NEXT NOVEMBER 8th THE PUERTO RICAN PEOPLE WILL DESTROY THE TRAP, PULVERIZING THE _ PLEB SCITE'S LOADED DICE! STATEHOOD REPUBLICAN PARTY Pe
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Market Declines Slightly chemicals declined. Some rails, and electrical os =
By JOHN MCKEE NEW YORK (#—The stock mar-
F e|ing
yesterday.
.|tion
in
the
tensions
cau-
Pre-weekend
light
held
of
turnover
the|
lowest in nearly four months. Most petroleums, aircrafts,
to-
building
adard lost
index
Poor modest
sink
a
seven
cents
materials
however,
was
sharp—down
6
York
Stock
stocks The
during
fell 40 cents
Dow
were
$1.33.
Exchange
million
the
to $218.80
yesterday. off
Jones
$1.08
Volume
Based on’ this loss, the quoted value of all stocks listed on the
and|New
$7,500
week. The Associated Press average of
international | at $5605. Its net loss for the week, to
baccos,
the
ae
ST
ket declined slightly in slow trad.
about
30
at
declined
shares,
the
industrials
$630.24.
to
lowest
2,140,000
since
March
17, and compared with shares traded Thursday.
fel
2,480,000
Closing Stock Quotations Cont
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ment
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in
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with
a
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in been
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measure
tar
relaxes
against
colors
the
in
current use
of
cosmetics,
Instead of the outright ban ning of coal tar colors, the bill
authorizes
the
Administration
Food to
and
Drug
permit
their
use in safe quantities.
o
any color additive itive ia in cesmeioe cosmetics, food or
drugs if laboratory tests show any quantity of it induces cancer
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(AP)
colors
chiefly lipstick.
all accounts
P. R.
f.
permit
buying
favorite
restrictions
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3 Municipal Bond Issues Are Readied Three bond
municipal.
issues
public
will
be
By FREDERICK }
works
offered
at
public auction by the Government Development Bank July 28. The
issues
$1,002,000,
ac
that
offer
cial advantages
municipa-
businessmen.
opening
Borgen, who has $isited 10 island plants in the past week, will speak at a meeting; open to the public at the San: Juan Intercontinental Hotel at.’9 a.m. The visit of the official, who is representing the offite of Defense
days
and
Vega
Alta,
to
Arecibo
on
account
Adjuntas.
The
proceeds
be
used
construction
from
the
in
Adjuntas
of
roads,
bonds for
re-
repair
of
public square and city purchase of equipment.
will
use
its funds
hall, Are-
Rican
Government
Mobilization, is spofisored by Fomento and the Manufacturers’ Assn.
of P.
R.
;
At a luncheon meeting Thursday
attended and
by
government
businessmen,
Borgen
specifications
arrive
here too late for local concerns to eee: bids. Deadline for the
announce-
the
to. Puerto
pro-
spe-
bids
eae
the
are
usually
invitation
ding is released, he said.
for
government research ment contracts.
and
develop-
Members
of the
committee
of
Committee lishing
agers to assume responsibility for going afte: government contracts. Local manufacturers purchase
components from stateside firms, a practice which raises
prises.
Chicago’
of
investigate
to
a
the
one-man
estab-
bureau
forward
about government Information about
M.
Marques
Campillo,
in
information
contracts here. all defense con-
Sucesores
de
Abarra;
Koberto
Small
Business
Administration;
tracts is issued through a central office in Chicago, he said. The Community Industrial Com. mittee, which Borgen helped form during his stay, is now preparing
Carlos J. Lastra, of the University of Puerto Rico, and Jose A. Santisteban, of Bravada Corp.
a directory of firms
York
ticipate
in
tracting
for
willing to par-
A distributing clerk in the New
City Post Office is required
and
sub-con-
to handle a minimum of 16 letters
government
projects.
a minute.
bidding
for ex-
and repair of roads and
improvements to the athletic park. Vega alta will use the funds
as its share of the cost of construction
ofa
to be funds.
health
unit building
cofinanced
with
federal
1. CONTAINER TRANSPORT INTERNATIONAL — the world’s largest overseas HOUSEHOLD movers, and the only
Coffee Purchases
Reach $4.5 Million
DOOR. to DOOR
Purchases of coffee from island’s 1959-60 crup totaled
the $4,-
561,754,
the
it
Economic
was
reported
Stabilization
by
tration, which initiated the program four years ago to guaran-
IE GIR SP TRIP
weight ters,
June, some
the administra12,505 hundred
of ground at
a
total
$774,950.
At
the end ‘of the month, it had 74,~ 663,370
hundredweight
goods
if
3. Your furniture is loaded for.delivery to destination before your
coffee to roasof
household
damage
you don’t touch them, and we don't.
tee a reasonable price to growers. During tion sold
service in the world.
2. It makes sense, that you can’t
Adminis
very eyes.
of ground
coffee in stock, valued at $4,395,390.75.
Caribair
Starts
4.
V.1. Cargo Flights Caribair has inaugurated
cargo
flight to St. Thomas. The
flight
leaves
the
San
Juan
2
Inter-
national airport at 1 p.m. and returns from at 2:15 p.m. daily, except Saturday and Sunday. In order to prepare necessary documentation, all cargo must be
at
the
airport
departure
FOR
one
hour
before
time.
SALE
OR
etc.
Central Ave.,
Ave.
Inq.
&
Les Lomas.
Shop
San
16th.
Petricie
HIDDEN CHARGE for packing Bric-a-Brac, and
small items.
One Rate covers all Service, even to placing your
MORE
6. NO
Suitable for dentist, real’
estate,
5. NO: EXTRA
goads in your new house ready for use.
RENT
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future.
NO STORAGE in transit if you give us a delivery date and ad-
dregs in advance.
an all
|
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. upto $6,500.00 We insure required
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f * r
FOR
PUERTO
RICO
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ca er
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of
Montalvo, of Tropicair Mfg. Corp., Rafael Fabregas of the governor's Committee on Puerto Rican Industry; Antonio Villamii of the
tension of the rural aqueduct and sanitary sewage systems, cons-
truction
are
the Commonwealth's purchase and supply service; Felipe F. Vidal,
30
bid-
Complete sets of government specifications are not available on the island. The fact that many local plants are owned by stateside concerns makes it difficult: for local man-
officials many outlined
It- will be distributed among U'S. government procurement officers and prime contractors.
:} severe handicap to firms seeking Luis A, Ferre, Jr., of Ferre Enter-
today
government
policies
io
A scarcity of scientific and technical training centers here is a
bank’s
for a bond issue. On July 15, an advance of $50,000 will be made
cibo
here
in get- their overall cost in relation mainland competitors.
|e
fcr
The bank has already advanced
the and
new
/of the Navy
the
$400,000
will
various
curement
fhe executive
the island’s majer hurdles
are
cibo, $750,000, $152,000.
.
on
MON indus-
to
lities of Adjuntas, $100,000; Are
to
Dr. Kenneth P. trial coordinator for office of the is Scheduled to
and
cording ment,
total
SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, July 16, Ibs
Tel. 3-4898
THE
SAN
JUAN
STAR
— Saturday, July 16, 1960
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JUAN
peer
STAR
—
Saturday, July 16,1960
Wedding Bells Miss
Its Her Own Little Red Wagon DEAR
ANN
returned
LANDERS:
my phone
in
good
lively
time.
widow
and
for
and
likes
She’s
been
almost
always had
20
a
ve and
no one else. He
y
where
of
my
more
Rey.
worldly
Stop running af(er
you| Cause
him,
gives
friends
I think
Mr.
he
Colon, of dras. She
wants
me
and| for this
to.
ae
re-
I don’t
DEAR
ANN LANDERS:
I am a
girl 18 who has been going out fellows with or give him up. She says she ne- with a fellow who is:29. He keeps fortable. ver wants to marry again. saying in a half-joking way that My husband says she is disgrac- he’s going to marry, me when I have no-
am
wipe genre
com-
and
When your ehildren ask questions, simply* tell them that Steve is Grandma’s gentleman
friend
must
apologize
to
DEAR a
service
cious
new
store.
fort,
ANN LANDERS:
I’m 23,
a
a
swell
the
Here,
anyone.
sess
married
Now
twice
fellow
and
Chris had to travel in his business and I got fed up being alone
nights
a week.
I told
was
Then
in
when
he moved
him
me
To
hats,
under
bags,
disgusted with blame them. I
girl’
They
and
®
ag
aad
A.
de
Pinero
was
matron
of honor. Miss Myrna Torres the bride’s maid 4: Santos was and young Miss Maria del Car-
». SS
trudis
Men
Pasarell
was
the
flower
Fall
and
Winter
Catalogue
1960 HAS ARRIVED
beach
milady’s they
gloves,
and
t, they have arming
in gizes
‘lit-
from
1
stork
items.
gift
and
5
To celebrate their anniversary expansion,
;
THE APONTE SHOP
over there. I’m sure it would help say
NO. But I know Chris better than they do. . I’ve written him several letters and he hasn't answered. He
Mass.
com-
over,
line of
even
building where my husband now lives and I would like to move in folks
Dr.
Rapo-
bies’.
boutique
My
ang
belts,
dresses
with is this: There is a vacancy in the same
together.
of
to 14 including teegs and ‘chub-
made a big mistake and I know it. The question I need advice
us
son
Gearson
"
a complete tle
bring
is the
George
line of
sports: and
complement
For the younger
him.
out bag and bag-
folks are and I can’t
q full
jewelry.
gage.
My
find
of
have ali the accessofies; lingerie,
jobs or move out.
I married
will
costume,
He got mad and hollered at me that I knew what line of business he
spa-
air-condjtioned
skirts;
wear.
either to change
you
their
Conservatory
famous-make dressés, for daytime and evening wear; blouses
few
ago, and am now separat-
four
give
it; y
in
you
they
of
Alvarado
Best man for the wedding was Dario A. Pasarell and Mrs. Ger-
DARLINGTON,
its stock.
daughter
Pedro
Montevello, Rio Pieis a graduate of the
groom
Mrs.
bridge,
has doubled its size ‘und doubled
who takes her places because she has no husband. No other details are necessary. Don’t feel that you
the
port, from Jamaica, N. Y. He is a student of medicine in Cam-
| THOUGHT | WAS
PIEDRAS
is
Mrs.
Your SEARS
20.
RIO
Alvarez
girl.
thing to do with her. Maybe I'm I like this guy but I don’t love wrong but I love her in spite of him and furthermore I never will. the talk. My husband said to write to you for your opinion. He In fact, ’'m uncomfortable with told me to be sure to tell you we have children who will soon be ’ A asking questions, Thank you. — POLLY DEAR POLLY: Tell your husband disgrace doesn’t rub off on r people. Your mother is a gréwn reports pleased ‘customer. weman and the rather sorry mess she’s made of jer life is her own THE APONTE S{#0P of the
little red wagon.
Manuel
England
The
want
too old fer you. Let him down gently but firmly and go out with
ed her either to marry the man
and
wedding
Boston.
be fired when you drop him. He’s s
called her a plain tramp. I’ve ask-
ing us and that I should
and
and
New
DEAR EVE: Your dad wasn’t lied ‘Gecueas Val agreed te date this fellow, was he? Well, he won’t
her
and
fellow
Rev.
bride
I'm with him be-
anything to happen to my dad’s derey.| °F What shall I do?— EVE
that she is have even
The
The
smoke when
Alvarado made
officiated.
a where your fs new liy-|him even though it makes me ing, he'll only ignore you at cleser| “i2zy and silly. but range. ¥ The trouble is, my dad works
money and buys her clothes. She doesn’t work. Several
is
the building | Sse have ve a cocktail or two with
going with Ste
latives have told me immoral and some
he
years
dates,
has been
because
Luz
Rapoport
= vows at a Catholic ceremony held recently in the Church of Our Lady of Fatima, in Hate
than mest of the fellows I'm used ? —RGZ|I
are. If you move
nothing serious until 5 years ago. .Mom
him
Maria
Alan
I don’t trust my awn judgment
small children. My mother is
more. Can you only 45 years old. She is at- anyDEAR ROZ: tractive,
In short,
¢
he’s been ignoring
I am married and have two
9
is giving
20%
to $0%
discount
on all merchandisel so, we suggest you
visit them
now.
hasn’t
LIVE IN BEAUTY INTERIOR
DESIGNING
CUSTOM-MADE
DECORATIVE
DRAPES
AND
DECORATION
AND
See Them,
New Items.
CURTAINS ::
ACCESSORIES—LAMPS—ASHTRAYS
VASES—PICTURES—WALLPAPER—MURALS
entertained and b . Buy the best — satisfy your and your bu . Sears goes everywhere. Place your order in any Sears store.
be
“Satisfaction 1609 Ponce Senturce
de Leon Ave.
—
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SANTURCE Ponce
guaranteed or your
Leon
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Tels. 2-2569 — 3-3388
money
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de
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corner San Justo
Tels. 3-0200 —
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taste
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, July 16, 1960
1¢ y
WN
In and ~~
Camelia Alvarado, Federico Montilla
no PONCE |
arou
Marry In All White Ceremony Thursday
By Rosarito de Jesus
Ponce
“Pro
Arte,”
softball.
presided
The
Academia
del
Per-
At a white wedding nuptial Socorro (Miramar), the over by Humberto Nieva, pre- | netuo vows were exchanged by Miss sented Tuesday night, at La Academia Hispanoamericana (BaCamelia Alvarado Arcelay and and the Little League Perla Theater, a concert by the yamon) (Caparra) baseball teams will Federico Montilla Lopez ThursInternational String Congress evening at San Jorge faculty. The String Congress is participate. A sports queen will day in Santurce. The Rev. be eleeted and crowned at a Church being held in San German where Zenet officiated at the more than 100 young string play- dance to be held at 10 p.m. to- Rafael and soprano ers are studying under leading night and, as a final event, a Catholic ceremony
dance
musicians
will
be
held,
from
5
to
Maria
}10 p.m., Sunday. A string quartet. including first | ss 2 violinist Sydney Harth, second Anita Bauza Higuera, hospitalviolinist Teresa Harth, viola playized in London for a few weeks, er Abraham Skernick and cellist | is now recovering in Paris. She Theo Salzman, played Beetho-
ven’s
Opus
Johanna
59
No.
Harris
(wife
founder
of
Pianist | studies
3.
Roy | mer
of Dr.
French
and
lives
during
the
sum-
at
Cité
Uni-
the
we A
“¢
wat:
aa
<P
the
bass player Warren Benfield, and Pianist Jesus Maria Sanroma interpreted Mendelson’s Sextette. The
International
gress again, July
musicians at 8:30 19,
at
Le
Con-
Tuesday
Perla
Theater.
*
Deportivo
with
President
Julio
end
(made
club.
The
three-day
celebration started yesterday. It features tennis, basketball and
Alicia
If
Fresh you
from
silk
cherries) little red
your
pie
Mer-
filling
tart
to look bright, add vegetable coloring.
OY PARIS
brings
you
the
improves your and exquisitly.
new beauty
NEW and
covers
your
the
convent
in New
and
shades
complexion
that softly
ac Mrs.
Heart
a
red a
of
City,
in
New
College in
the
York
College
the
of
the
Santurce.
her wedding gown, she simple desfen in dull-
satin,
with
a
spray
of
silk
with seed sequins on
Her short veil was of silk tulle attached to a crown of French |: orange blossoms. She wore her | = mother’s diamond pendant. Her bridal
bouquet
was
of
lilies-of-
the-valley and white orchids. The groom is the son of Dr. Victor Montilla and Mrs. Nieves Lopez Curet of Santurce. He studied architecture. at the University of Clemson in South Carolina and is employed at the
in the Geronimo
Consolidated
reception
firm
Designs
in
San
Collabowas and
the Mrs.
Lopez Curet, the groom’s mother, was the matron of honor. She was attired in white silk. The bride’s mother’ chose a gown of beige Brussels lace.
The and
young Maria
Misses Eugenia
Olga Julia
NEWLYW EDS—Mr. and Mrs. "Federico Montilla Lopez at their wedding reception held last Thursday evening
Maria Arcelay
were
Jorge
the
bride’s
Following
champagne the
the
San
Caribe
RST reas CURSES ERNSS
Catholic
ceremony,
reception
mother
of
Gerénimo
was
the
held
decorated
white
held of
The
was
a
bride
Room
Hotel.
ceremony
in
The
Santur-
at 7 p.m.
pages. They white organdy
the
Hilton
of the Caribe Hilton Hotel.
a
Church
wore identical dresses.
by
Room
followed
ce’s San
Juan.
Francisco Fullana groom’s best man
YORK
compa ct in 5 different
by
piano
the bodice. The full length skirt ended in a long formal train.
rator
Se
sang,
the
roses embroidered pearls and crystal
stayed with and Guille
canned
Heart
For chose
flavor!
want
at
Sacred
Sacred
Mince some parsley and scallion and add to eggs you are scram-
bling.
the
children,
studied
York
Torruella,
N. Chardon reports a sports carDival will take place this week-
at
their
Robles
Manhattanville
lawyer Alberto and wife Cuqui,
cedes and Tito. They perform |his parents, Rosita
will pm.
ss.
Club
String
week-end were Juan Torruella
at
Alicia Hutchingson. The bride is the daughter of the late Francisco Alvarado Schira and Mrs. Sylvia Arcelay de Alvarado of Santurce. She
String} versitaire. Her brother, Junior, Congress), accompanied by violi- | who accompanies her, is sick nist Sydney Harth, played a ; with the measles, Their mother, violin sonata. Violinist Frank | Ana Higuera de Bauza, joined Houser, viola player Abraham | Skernick, cellist Theo Salzman, them in Paris...In town last
Harris,
Esther
companied
at
The
young
honeymoon Haiti and make
the
Ave.
room
with
hundreds
of
flowers.
their
in
the
couple
are
on
a
trip through Mexico, Jamaica. They will home
Condado
on
Ashford
section
of
Santurce.
EAN
UNDAY UNCH URFET A special treat for the whole family in the beauti-
ful
CLUB
LA
CONCHA
from 12:30 to 3 P.M. Enjoy
the largest. variety of delicious food — especially
[ dre
complements femenine
beauty by offering its lipstick
with
Fr ench
Children
under
Delightful musie
TABU made
;
planned for every taste, and only $3.50 per person.
Figueroa
and
10
$2.50.
by Rafael
his
String
ee
a
Quintet. essences ee
ee ee ee
emer
|
,
Wh
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, July 16, 1960
| Fall and Winter Fashions
Mango Chutney From The Kitchen
Shown In Roman Setting
Of Recipe Colle
By By MARY
DEE
Socialite Evie Faison’s favorite hobby is collecting recipes and she has added many to her files since coming to Puerto Rico in 1945. She enjoys doing all her own cooking and canning.
zaar. Buyers,
among
the
beautiful
rolling
hills of Tintillo in Bayamon in the home which they designed themselves,
sold
when
transferred
back
to the
1954
and
were
they
lucky
to
be
of
gardening’
“Wes”
her
home.
able
plafned
the
vacious
island. her
She
Willow
night-blooming
proud tree.
cereus,
large whitish
which
flowers only at night—
bloom,’
she
adds.
many citrus grounds.
to
trees
catch
are
in the
as
great
as
my
enthusiasm.”
dress
Evie has grandchild.
ginger root, grated, 1 large onion
for 5 minutes.
cut up, 4 small hot chill peppers,
for about 20 minutes. hot sterilized jars.
two children and Wes, Jr., studying
one law
seed
at the University of Virginia,
and
lowing
Barbara, Browand,)
(Mrs. whose
minced,
Frederick K. daughter, Terry
Lee, was born this spring in Boston, Mass.
Evie is a member
and
of the Garden
Club ‘and - charter member of the Eastern Star chapter in Puerto
Rico.
1-%
to -cover
and
add
spices,
PICKLED
received this one from. Mary Rew, now residing in Miami, Fla., and another
long-time
island
resident
famous for her culinary skill. Evie says the mango season is about
over
(May
through
July)
but that the green mangoes needed for the following recipe may still be obtained from the Central Market
at
Stop
18
in
Santurce.
MANGO CHUTNEY: 12 cups green mangoes peeled and sliced, 2lbs.
brown
1-%
cups
sugar,
vinegar,
%
%
lb.
cup
raisins,
fresh
STARTING
salt.
sugar.
This
pints.
Evie has added
24
small
sugar,
cinnamon
cup and 1
new
vinegar,
2
3
tsp. whole
Place
in
cups
sticks cloves.
egar, cinnambn sticks and cloves
[ MIAMY DRAPERY: PPP
anturce 3-2111
JULY
POPP
PPPS
and
Tt
esate
dog,
house,
Giter,
is Bianco, had evening clothes
gracefulness
silhoutte
was
all
had
double
back
belled
sail
flyaway
just above
ESCSCSOES
suede
skirt
claret
the
wine,
color
stitched
of out
from
backs
the waistNe
coins. Roberta, known cut-velvet carpet bags,
with
a new
leather
for her came up
texture
Hats
satchels and
with
knob
bamboo
handles
closings.
In leather gloves, the news is color in every imaginable shade. Amedeo Perrone showed 10 different tones of red and green kidskin to prove the point.
Pointed toes still seem to shoe
up
line;
with
and be
but
some
stiletto heels the favorite
Albanese
amusing
up Turkish ing heels.
toes and He also
corduroy
with
leather
block
of
and
short, mixed a
white
flarred
patent
black
made
and
came
turned-
spat
RAFAEL
FIGUEROA
Dinner from 7 PM Showtime 11 PM
CLASSIFIEDS. ____.
i Pe eee
o-
and
boot
checked
wool.
AND SINGERS
~~
that
looked like plaited cane. The Whip featured chocolate brown
THE SABRAS ISRAELI DANCERS
18th
m4
a
mulled
for
Battistoni
SPECIAL 2 WEEKS ENGAGEMENT
and: Final
z
showed
overboard
texture.
(Stork Club, El Morocco and other outstanding clubs)
604 Ponce de Leon Ave., Santurce
All sales CASH
and
with
Roberta,
and his famous orchestra
DRASTICALLY REDUCED MAGA. All dresses
\D
any
back like a spinnaker wind. A gold brocade
that ended line.
Peel mangoes. Boil sugar, vin-
T&
“the
MID-SUMMER SALE
1 A At OI RE,
sharppants,”
neck to hem but conformed to the figure infront. Suits and coats
going
Bucci
play,
NORO MORALES
will
MANGOES:
mangoes,
Cook
and
big Whip,
Chk Le. Concha.
this one for
WHOLE green
1
recipe
EY
She
cup
vinegar,
jars.
FOT
preserving.
in
about
PPPS
for
%.
mangoes.
a
the
all
leaves.
cin-
Boil for about % hour. Add fruit and simmer :for about 1 hour.
quantities
recipes
of the folginger,
with? about
make
favorite
each
garlic
Drain in the morning, Cut onion, garlic, grated ginger root, peppers
Place
her
tgp.
cloves
namon, nutmeg and allspice. Soak mangoes overnight in water
is
of
2
spices:, cloves,
for mango chutney which she prepares each year in large
One
alf,
Add
by The
in the full of
EVIE FAIS@N—and her freshly prepared Mango Chutney.
got
Battistoni,
shaded
green
SE
were
other
sails.”
is doing stilf life in oil.
talent
and as
the
a small in deep-
‘Poodle
shaggy
inspired
She is tremendously interested in her new project but’ says, “I wish my
as
wool
IPIEI DSS PPP
and
knits.
The
also
throughout
the couyoung, vi-
Lancetti,
whose designer coats ,suits and
She has recently started painting lessons
black
colored
and
was
drifting
Leather
were tiered with Raggedy-Ann wool and teamed with a fire engine pullover sweater.
blossoms
There
fringed “|twice
of
a flowering
with
one ~ight. are hard
-|
Her
cactus for only “They
“|
variety on the
is especially
Weeping
clothes*
to
designer for Aris, had group of separates made
and
Another
with
in white and buttoned with silver
Two houses new ture ranks showed
landscaping
and she has almost every of flowering tree known
over
offer.
is
She
bodice.
of
evidenced by the luxurious gardens surrounding
and
boutique items were a sampling of the best that Rome has to
in
which
manufacturers,
color
to buy back when they returned. Here Evie has indulged her other hobby
Knitwear was well represented with Albertina, who shoved lowwaisted, easy line dresses, heavy hand-crocheted pullover sweaters and, for the first time, designs painted on knits in abstract and flower patterns. A round necked dress has smears of brown and orange, very much lke child’s finger painting, on the
embroidered handkerchiefs. Displayed in glass cases against moire backgrounds, the
were
states
GREEN
press representatives invaded the 6th century Palazzo Venezia to see wares ranging from fabulous diamonds, pins and Turkish-toed shoes to demurely
_ She is the wife of West D. Faison, president of the Lock Joint Pipe Co. of Puerto Rico. They live
PATRICIA
ROME (AP) — Rome’s fall and winter fashion collections opened with all the profusion of an oriental ba-
his string quintet
No cover charge Closed Sundays
12
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, July 16, 1960
CAP
Raises Church-State Issue
NNN
Jack | Kennedy
American Concept Challenged By
HORST
BUCHHOLZ
Is the traditional concept of separation
and
state
being
injection
of
a
letters to all priests asked that they make every effort. to re-
American of church
upset
by
100.
cruit
per
ing And
question raised in many private CAP conversations throughout _ the Primer island after formation of the Christian Action
Party
a
Catholie
Republican
bishops
here.
party
after
a
a
among
school
those
ning
the
“the
dangers
of mixing
religion
worded statement that seemed to indicate that they were willing to adopt religious education in their platform, although
of
Bill
faith
forward
from the Christian itself, which had
off
would
grounds all
with
“disarm”
existing
Roman
if any
on
religious
came only the word that it was moving on with its work: to
Catholics—the
gather
the
needed
to put
CAP
could
its
sweep
the November elections and seat a church-controlled governor in La Fortaleza. Or as One citizen put it: “The bishop of San Juan could get himself two residences.” Concerted Effort By Church While some observers expressed doubt that such a sweep will come off, the church certainly is not sparing any ef.forts in its try to swing it. A pastoral letter, signed by The Most Rev. James P. McManus, Bishop of the Ponce
Catholic
diocese,
and
The
the
In
the
TODAY’S
a
diverced
and
The CAP has Porrata as its candidate.
rio
Its
Davila,
president
a
hotel
is
Ma-
executive.
Its secretary is Eduardo Flores, head of a private business re-
search firm. All three are minent Catholic laymen.
in}
BEST
FROM
pro-
charged
a
material-
the
to
pass
the
behind
him,
told
the
throng,
“You
are
free
with
yourselves
into
frenzied
el
Papa,”
and
a short
time
said
or-
principles
ig-
school.” form
In the
party
at
but
it must an
be
compromises
“in
of religious
instruction
many
Among
4
ernor, the
other
And
questions
elected,
ruled
if
Puerto
be
Rican
the
4
( te
id”
|
would
!
1) I
'
their
priests
party
that
from
—
E
vote
years ease
ago in
Western
for
the
to walk
on
s
ee
& gs. R. £0
RP AAA,
’60
Ralph McGi)
Bid
staff.
It
said
is
the
made-it
of
lost
got
ideas
of
the
local
checked
were
part
he
professional
staff- member
local.
We
had
who
an
idea,
or forgotten. about a year
out.
But
they
had
a
The
then
were
results
of
being
came
a
“A
lot
of people able
We
the
wrote
ago,
following
letters
Republican
cleared
were
this.
to
a
perhaps
and in
top
is
the
the
he
gift
of
possesses
key
hiring
the
ex-
rare
to
as
listen to them and accept their findings. Listens To Advice people,” he said, “hire experts. But only a few
of
what they say. in brief, is the
who
have
good
Kennedy skeleton
been
hired
expense
by
accounts.
a weekend.
for
a
com-
.
“has
But
about
workers
cross-checked
submitted
which
member,
have
and
then
statement
progress. said the staff
lot
interests.
into
doing.
reports
office.
A
of
even
de
Gaulle
and
others
are
does. He listens and acts.” of the story. They kept the
the
Kennedy
They
organizations.
would
about
to
MMMM
y By
take
friends
and 4 poli-
They ‘to
Las
make
an
this is the Chiang Kaiexit.
Whether
NOAdAdAMWM.d-d-.
STAR
definite.
Harry
KNEBEL
Washington
Tru-
RAAAAAAAAAAAHIH
Burean
a cabinet post. As a man
dad
out
Curation. The
couldn’t
of
saying
convention:
Johnson—“Take
P
P
Adial
eewlipy
¥
areas
Stevi
.
DD
me
odd.
Sin
i}
$L9G-
"il
: Demoeratie get
ft
: convention
away
>}
léadfry
the
from
being
candid about religion. The _keynote was sounded by an orator
Lyndon
to my
for
een
Final line of the Los Angeles| named Frank Church
Democratic
of per-
suasive powers, he may get the job of trying to talk Jack Kenne-
dy’s
se¢¢8
It is untrue that Stu Symington had thrown in the towel. The only way to get any linen around the convention was to beg it from Kennedy headquarters. . . * ee
WWW
FEVER
FLETCHER
in Los Angeles.
con-
its
“We
man is against sit-in demonstrations—and refused to conduct one
show-
names: tegether. Many
grow
a
state,”
sort
.
the
get
grow
who
On
created
picture.
had
We
It is now
the sidelines believed; they, would
ENCLAND
and
g
them
is
to
it
faces
POTOMAC
twenty
CAP
nominated
thought
voters
Aves
hemisphere
hard
be
organi-
or not we like it the future is for the young men and women, That is where we come in. We are the wave of the future.”
self-help ean do to living standards of a
Meanwhile,
7/6
vote
brought
to a democratic
the
of what raise the people?
70,000
or
has
attract
each
the
memb-
_near-colonialism
tinuing
J. F, Kirkbride
Many
to
Kennedy
unsuccessful
to
into
me
we
All
had
shek,
bishops?
go.
what
in 50 states,” said the staff man. “And we know time when a lot of old men, Eisenhower, Adenauer,
ers of Mufioz’ Popular Democrats are Catholics. Will they follow
4
a talk
“Yes,” said the staff, “we hired these men. They could talk delegates. They had pools of influence.” | Meanwhile, said the staff man, we wrote letters, we sent in skilled men. But we kept it local. In the three years that have passed many of the young politicians have broken through. They identify themselves with us. And we with them. It is a youth movement in that sense only. We have an organizatio n
And the man in the street— and observers—wondered. how
y
is
to
gov-
by
de-
United
remarkably
of
old.
they
Vegas
open.
its
and
the
in experts. They took polls One fact emerged. It was
the
went
Kennedy “Jack,”
all
also
them—would
After
are
story
failure
tend
what
ticians
for
it
it
\\
left
Jan
status.
neat
of
organizations local, they emphasized youth. They encouraged they tried to inspire.” But this was not enough. I have encountered southern
birth control and abortions. This, however, left hanging such hot political issues as the plebiscite to determine the isfuture
who
Determined
listen to This,
on
land’s
Now,
almost
Jack Kennedy determined to make a 1960 bid. did not wait. As members of his staff explained,
time
set
public school pupils and its objections to existing legislation
EUROPE
older,
President
that never once did they feel neglected That was more than three years ago. Then,
perts.
Party secretary Flores deelared CAP’s mass appeal is based almost entirely on its sup-
. port
faces
There
way
the church.”
1956
of the
this.
to
that
no
no
next
of each.
Presidency,
politics
central mittee.
think said,
understood
it
knew
diocese decparty is not
association
looking
the
organization’
basic
brought surveys.
giving
all
an activity of the Roman Catholic church. Catholics are free
such
in New
people
same
unite politically if they necessary, its editorial
which
They had know-how. They were éspecially good at being able to talk with the average delegate. They knew them. From these
Only last month, the weekly “Luz y Verdad,” organ of
to it
that
long
Just how this would be Possible was not very clear to observers. To many politicians it seemed impossible.
Catholic the new
ambition
In 1956 hair, a
we went in and hired some old timers. Often they were men who were out of politics. They had been in the legislature for
time called for “complete seParation” of church and state.
the Ponce lared that
be
an
convention.
man,
may
people
the
Vice
old.
to
plat-
the
and
the
it? politics today. with reddish
We picked the young politicians who were tired of trying to break in. We gave them help and ideas. This was more than three years ago. All this time we have kept in touch. We have sent in field men. We have created index files. We have seen
as pertainfamily and
its provisional
young
with
is
“We
told
“to
money
in
began in early 1957. He and the rest volunteer.
chanted
Its
nored by our laws” ing to “matrimony,
the
was
created
a
Kennedy
So, He
political
later.
it was
of
who
it
this
weary
their vote was a sacred thing, they cried “For God, for God.” The almost hypnotic effect: of this mass rally has worn off. But the new party was founded
only
did
over. He and ran
law.
when
is
ever,
the
for
organ-
crowd
do
-
frank,
cheering a
he
as
lot
Kefauver
zation means. After the
Capitol
to
Estes
a
magic or work? It was a combination
was 22, de-
proposed
did Kennedy
all right to say this. But, what was the organization like? How did they do it? Was it
100,000 Cathol-
outside
subdued
He
pol-
It
HoW
States.
government. and amount
defend - Christian
degree
Dr. José Luis gubernatorial
gathered
ganizers
running.
remarried.
follow
“Viva
signatures
certain
parties
ize
issues,
the
these
Party.” The
trol on this overcrowded island. McManus also has criticized MuNoz because the Governor is
Most
bishops
it in
Meanwhile,
CAP.
addition,
170,000 _
here.
accent,
Today
at-
established
Harvard
bonair
Bishop Davis, standing unde a huge white cross with a life size picture of Pope John XXIII
of uncertainty was noticeable, especially among Puerto Ricans not directly involved in politics. They are not unaware that Bishop McManus is an_earchenemy of Mu for several reasons—primarily because’ the Governor advocates birth con-
Rev James Davis, his San Juan counterpart, was read in all Catholic churches in Puerto Rico. urging the faithful to supPort
stand
intolerable
the
parties
tors
adopt
Catholics—and approximately 80 per cent of Puerto Rico’s 23 million inhabitants are
to-the
of
itical
ics
of_ the to
party
to protest the failuré of legisla-
Action Party declared it
were
the
ANGELES:
McGill
This is the big question in American Jack Kennedy was an eager youngster
Philosophy
say
bill an estimated
a cautiously
parties
LOS
regis-
feat of the religious" instruction
they helped vote down Bill 84. But it said little else. And
instruc-
own by
against
it
By Ralph
to
of power of the new force amply demonstrated May when following legislative
condem-
warning
came
religious
supperted
strongly
CAP,
had
when said.
istic philosophy of The mass appeal
At Monserrate
of to
approval
their
results.
name party
spokesmen
titude”
the
by
legislative
of
the
CAP
Materialistic
“answer
to
Parish in Santurce, more than half its quota of 500 signatures had been filled in less than a week. Gov. Luis Munoz Marin was
84. a religious instruction bill which would have released public school children one hour weektion
ballot.
headed
win
attend
the
extended
the
30
Roman Catholic bishops Juan and Ponce, failed
Its
the
has “tremendous” appeal. The Puerto Rican bishops’ pastoral letter described the CAP as an
signatures
enable
May
the San
to
on
Oppese
themselves
get
drive
of the
to
because
present a tered, the
copy-
in politics.” His words were echoed in many places. Republicans Cautious Not so among the Republicans, who after their long silence
emerged
campaign,
get
the
with
good amount of thinking—came up with what appeared like a compromise stand. Many CathOlics. not affiliated with either party. feel they have to back the CAP. Others dissent A controversy of prime calibre is evident The
to
im,
municipalities.
to
faithful
as
parish churches in metropolitan San Juan, party spokesmen generally expressed satisfaction
The
opposition—after
and
par-
began
churches
opened
As
new
churches
in several
cities
the
CAP
(CAP).
man
the
their
lists
the
were
of
The Popular Democratic administration immediately came out strongly against it—mainly because it is backed by the Ro-
If
voter
island’s
Rico?
That's
for
to use
meeting places. Last week priests
cent
church-backed political _ party into the political life of Puerte
ly
members
ty and
the
Listened To Experts
Porrata, a San Juan chest surgeon, was named gubernatorial candidate only as an inter-
ses
!
‘
,
|
Q.—Why do angels wear wings As
in
2
0
Revert
é
Enow
fla:
|
sg ef os a
big
’
|
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*
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JUAN
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Cowles, Chairman of the Board Zerbe, Executive Vice President
midnight last night on all cars that do not have their We’re willing to bet the police 1960«61 license tags. They should, of course, will crack down, and hard. to have new tags. not violation‘ law a is it because
with
efficiency
is the
however,
us,
puzzles
What
on a violation that
the police can crack down
which
deprives the Commonwealth treasury of funds and the inability of the police to stop a speeding car, one going through red lights, or crossing over the white line to pass in heavy oncoming traffic, and dozens of equally dangerous violations, day and night, repeated thousands of times ever and over again.seems reasonable to assume, on -the basis; of the high quality of the work done by the police tin ticketing parking violations and now in cracking down on cars
without new tags, both revenue-earning effenses, that saving of lives.
would
We
E
Police
and
Lizardi
Mr.
to hear
like
©
the
than
higher
ranks
government
the
to
income
Superintendent Ramon Torres Braschi’ insist every day on a “crackdown” on other and more deadly violations than driving without new tags, or illegal parking.
Enemies
What
=
Against her foes Religion well defends :
Her sacred truths, but oftess. fears her friends. (Geerge
Crabbe,
More and more, spokesmen for the few Christian justify
(CAP)
Party
Action
against
as a defense
party
the
the
these, spokesmen
parties which,
CARPENTRY
the
of
ion
fo
political
established
imply, are enemies
of
From Washington
3
the: Catholic church.
Democratic Convention Lacked Elements Of Wonder, Surprise
The Republican Statehood Party, ‘the Popular Democratic Party, and the Independencg, Party have among their leaders men’ and women 0. the Catholic
All three parties believe sincerely, in the dem-
faith.
ocratic processes and in the rights of ail citizens to But join freely in political action groups or parties.
ignore the entry of another party inta the political struggle in this election year. They wilk’contend with
the CAP process, succeed
and, in the
of the voter$
for the mandate
spokesmen will hich do not
it is probable that the CAP’s in creating those “enemies”
now exist, but which probably will before the ballots are
.
counted.
We hope this will not happen, but human frailty will, we fear, invite such an unfortunate result if
insist
spokesmen
CAP
the
of
enemies
on, finding
in Church among men who are perhaps as sincere who those are as religion same the to n their devotio b make these charges.
Against
Weapon
has
produced
a
Communism
ticket for the natipnal elections
Democratic
The
balance
South,
and
North
between
beralism and between religious beliefs, and between conservatism that should prove extremely valuable to the
Democratic
dies ahead. If Sen.
John
of the United
Party
during
' Kennedy
the-campaign
should
4 ~ become
which
President
States, we can think of no greater ser-
vice to the nation than to complete the, picture of a government dedicated to all creeds and races. “A Negro Secretary of State, and a Jewish representative of the United States to the Uttited Nations would
give
would
be
us the strongest
weapon
we can think
of
in the ideological struggle with the Comfaunists. of State Our recommendation for’ Secretary Ralph
J.
Bunche,
present
um
ersecretary
the for special political affairs in the Secrejariat andof has qualifications the has He Nations. United proved himself a diplomat of the highes€ caliber.
‘As U. &. representative to the United Nations,
we can think of no better man than
Gove.
Ribbicoff. of Connecticut, a Jew who iy Mae
Tes
Sts
; Te 6: aay
By William S. White
to
afford
can
established parties
of the three
none
MAucDi
O1760 SY. Louis Post D spot
te
1754-1832)
universa
MonoMetalic, ANGELES—Massive, LOS lithie. Mechanical. These are the adjectives to
describe
tion,
whieh
generation
Democratic
the
was and
Excitement
surely here
the even
maybe
really
Conven-
National
ma here really didn’t exist.. This in which an enormously careful
was a scene sense of or-
ganization has brought a very young—and in many ways a very able—man to the nomination for the Presidency by the odd, sprawling, and ordinarily iHogieal instrumentality which is the Democratic party. No convention in my time, at least, has seemed
so
foregone
in
its
result—that
is,
of
course, wherever the problem has not been simply that of renominating a sitting President. No convention in my time has been on so clear and so obvious and so predetermined
a track. Democratic conventions historically—again twith the exception of those simply renomina “ing Presidents already in office— have been scenes of minor chaos and major struggle and of a whole mixed and crazy series of hopes and dreams. Element Of Doubt Was Absent But this convention was one of a cold and absolutely fixed-order. It was like a play which the crisis of the middle act and of final act has, in fact, no element of cri-
at all.
The first act was
the
second
of ques-
act| Not often has the element
and “doubt’been
so
act.
And the and the
the third act was the first act. nd act was both the first act absent.
+l pemiotrats=thavel for’ years eomplained—
‘ilded! Hyntty Gémipialiigi—pf the Orga ides
the
Gray
and
of
of
shaping
and
controlling
techniques
the
all
opinion.
single
moment every
sure
and
John
F.
com-
is
Avenue
to mean Republican Avenue. Madison Avenue, it was much at a was a place in which
monly supposed But if it wasn’t For this more. piece,
Ma-
perhaps
not
Madison
Avenue—for
dison
was
it
Angeles,
Los
In
Dra-
lacking.
was
public
Flan-
in
Avenue
Man
The
of
of
Suit,
various
century.
this
of
this
of
strangest
nel
Madison
Man,
nization
otherwise.
and
gentle
persuasion,
In the sense that nothing succeeds success, the campaign made for and by
a
been
surely
has
Kennedy
pres-
of
tactic
modern
one
in
all
gathered,
been
had
possible
like Sen.
klieg-
is lit masterpiece. The point of the moment not whether this is bad or good. Indeed, to those who have always distrusted emotionalism in politics, this might be regarded as the
final denial
in politics.
of emotionalism
Kennedy was not really disliked here by delegates, of Democratic number large any
nor was he number. His this
was
from
assumed
a
case
day—he
goes
were
deeply opposed by any large nomination here—and somehow where to
the
start
the
country
as
though
as
the
it
Mon-
followed
Tuesday
choice
of
a cool and careful®convention—and, ironically, to meéet the choice of another cool and careful convention, that of the Republicans who in Chicago are shortly going to nominate Vice-President Nixon as their man for the Presidency. The
one
thing
We. shall have
absolutely
the most
certain
contained,
is
this:
and
one
of the most technically expert, campaigns - our history between two highly contained vals for the Presidency. es
io
of ri-
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JUAN
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— Saturday, July 16, 1960
By Eugene Sheffer
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brief utensil
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game
56. bitter
47. climbing plant
vetch 57. ego
8. >
10. taverns Englisy
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(poetic)
20. prohibition
5.
love of country 6.sorrowful exclama. tion
27, disfigure
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god
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MME!
Pass
2D
2H
Pass
2NT
4H
Pass
Pass
—it
lead:
is
a
Four
tricky
common
his hand
thing
partner’s
could
suit
never
(hurrah).
do nothing
defenders
from
North
to prevent taking- two
the
having
a
hearts.
of spades
about
comes
North,
killer hand
the spa-
North
had
the
hand
game
but
he
over-
North
had
contract
for
looked
something.
eight
certain
tricks
True, South might have had the ace of spades or even the ace of
clubs and North might have made four
North
hearts.
But,
have
troubled
why
des tricks and two club tricks and the contract was defeated. So
atid, I might add, should have bid
much
three
for
the
play
and
defense
bidding
here
leaves
some-
no
trump
over
South’s
aio
NE Se
!
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BLUE
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DELPHINIUM
BLOSSOMS
SPACE,
'M LASHING OUT WITH MY CRAYON !
BEETLE
BAILY
ROCKY WAIT
TO
CAN'T GET
HIS
CIVVIES
GO
TO
TOWN
IN
AND
“You're showing that nasty tendency to lead
WHO ARE YOU LASHING OUT AT TODAY?
bid
of two no trump. That contract is foolproof no matter what is led and no matter what the defenders might do.
weeds
form
by
placing specific cards in the Seuth hand? North could have
vot
; a
should
himself
conceal
EILII
to
in his hand.
44. oil: comb,
TEM
bid. which
would lose at most four (possibly five) tricks, leaped into our
seems to disappear. Against four hearts, East chose to lead his
The
re sand Average time of solution: 26 minutes, 50. definite
almond og
two
bid.
Here
37. payable
VIEIRIT
= ALSISIEISIBISICIY
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thing to be desired. It is difficult
of
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bow
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bid
South again.
bid
tude
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enough,
38.
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of
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32.man
CIAIR
23. seed cone
tainer
ME
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22. household
6. appasis
to yesterday’s puzzle,
South
1s Pass Pass Pass
because that is not why this hand is being illustrated.
7.waste cloth 28. bombycig 8.turns back as a 4
Answer
20. animal
:
23, foot: comb form 24. metal 25. god of lower world
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court . Sin
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Nothing
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then
West
Opening
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of
4. smallest
concept 53. Ben —= 54.—— Cana] 55. Mexican laborer
15. portico 16. juvenile
9. continent
ine
2. species
now
once his partnef had doubled and
The bidding:
54
49. sword
and North
He did not have a sparkling hand but surely he could bid twice
VERTICAL
ideep
for an
no trump. South’s bid is just fine.
7-\@ HORIZONTAL
too much
two hearts—hoping that might be able to bid onee
St
SS
had much
overcall and he did double. ‘South dutifully responded with
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bles. North had a one-suiter and
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to quibble with North’s original double even though it apparently violates every idea that we have had regarding informatory dou-
17
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again.”
To have more fun at the bridge table, send a stamped, -ad-
dressend envelope for the containing basie principles of BRIDGE—TODAY. Address-your request to William Seamon in care
of this newspaper.
HERMAN
By
Clyde
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, July 16, 1960
Baritone Lawrence Tibbett
OFF
Nies After Surgery In N.Y. — LawNEW YORK ( AP) reace Tibbett, 63, famed baritoranged from singing ne whose Opera to frathe Met tropolitan motion pictures and BroadC way musicals, died yesterday at sevelt Hospital. Rawsevelt
(AP)—Princess
cal
Mar-
from
an out-of-town vi sit fram London airport
and
sidence
Kensington
at
tains
fayor
No.
10
The
house
100
so-called
free
tiaens her
by
the
is one
the
of
Old San spot. The
opera-
unusual
the
extent,
great
was
an
all-around
Tibbett in
put
all
his
kinds
was
operatic
film,
talents
vo-
of
artist
first
Hollywood’s
“The
Rogue’s
and
and
ci-
were
of
“La
best-known in
roles
del
METROPOLITAN
Things
Phone 3-23.
Looking
and
-' ~ Ala.
“There are only. 50 witch doctors ports.
weeks
Now
Matinee
Everyday
3:00
PM.
including Holidays Nightly 8:P.M.
Regular
||MUSIC
Prices Seats Ne Waiting
HAI HALL
PARAMOU “WAKE
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wssi2
Ernie Kovacs ME WHEN IT’S OVER”
LORRAINE - 12 M. “THE
SWAN
LAKE”
Full Star cast Bolshoi Ballet
MUSIC HALL 4'3235 James Stewart “THE FBI STORY”
AMBASSADOR - 12 M. Clayton Moore “THE LONE RANGER” “THE SIREN SONG”
HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M. Simeone Signoret “ROOM AT THE TOP” “COUNT
Rossano Brazzi YOUR BLESSINGS”
RIALTO-SAN JUAN Robert - Mitchum “WONDERFUL COUNTRY”
“BABY
FACE
NELSON”
SUPER DRIVE-
7:30 9:30
Documentary case “JUSTICE OF CARYL
“CELL
2455
CHESSMAN” DEATH ROW”
One
broadcasting
Fair
the
of the
last
interesting
appointed
club
“Ocho
pictures
Nancy G d:« ‘> left early as she has not been feeling well lately.
The
has a proposed
greeted
old
friends,
Jan
and
Mrs.
Gladys
Tartiere.
Gallery in St. Croix Van Cleave, architect
Mr.
and Mrs.
Bryan
Lynch, Rafu and Chipi Santini, Anna Sano, John Franciscus, Chia Santiago, and Sig and Pat Bereday.
Entertaining
with
her
in Mexico,
Juan
is presently
for a few
Antilles
days
Junior
Rifle
of youngsters.
Sinatra And Martin
Bidding For Casino
wonderful CARSON
CITY,
Nev.
casjnos.
has
ment
Rome.
of
a
She
spaghetti
French
was
journalist
there
re-
of
‘The
ed and friendly style, without the haste and frantic movements one
Enterprises, Cal-Neva.
on
many
of
the local
pro-
He is assisted by his very
attractive wife, who told me itiow much they both enjoyed being in
Rico.
HAM
Late
They
are
originally
& EGGS
Entertainment
Music
on
the
picno
Open
10:00 Until Cockeyed Introducing St. Croix Clover Crest Hotel’s famous
“Fan
JAMES. STEWART VERA MILES
want
board
Puerte
dinner.
Aleazar
Martin
Frank
me as a guest on his program “‘La Tertulia’’ on Wednesday evening. Rafael has a wonderful relax-
grams.
a
Rafael
Crooners
Channel 11, for having
finds
in
eating
to
Tail
Team
ner of all events. Stars of the shoot were Fe Covan and young Joe Hoyos. Sgt. Maj. Bob Troutman is the coach for this group
Thanks
WKBM-TV,
Cocktail’
1506 Fernandez Juncos Ave. Stop 22 1/2 — Santurce, P. R. MARGARITA PRADO your hostess
and
(#—
‘Sinatra and Dean
to be
Nevada
partners
gaming
control
two
associates
applied
The Night Club with real Night
EVER PUT ON
Club
atmosphere
AIR CONDITIONED DINNER-DANCING
\ et the
i,
piano
your
host
@REGG JONES
vend his, dinep / “IRABAS”
Building Profesional De Diego Avenue
at Stop 22
.
for 57
per cent of the stock of Park Lake
Inc.,
which
operates
Sinatra is bidding for 25 per cent, Martin wants 3 per cent, Henry W. Sanicola of North Hollywood, 16 per cent, and Paul E.
D’Amato
of
Atlantic
13 per cent. Sanicola business manager.
City, is
N.
J.,
Sinatra’s
Sinatra already owns 6 per cent of the Las Vegas Sands. A
gaming
boar
member
said
a decision on the application would take
two
to four
months.
AL'S1554LITTLE CLUB Ponce de Lesa Puerto
With
Rico’s
The
Littlest
Mostest
Paul Dillinger at the piano 23
6 p.m.
Tel. 3-3858
EXCITEMENT
in the
ore of the gambling
has reported the two singers
STOP
AND 149 MINUTES OF THE BIGGEST
in
visit...
returned from their recent matches in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, with trophies declaring them the win-
was married June 6, 1957, to the young and handsome count despite reported objections from his wealthy land-owning family. They have a 2-'%-year-old daughter.
Mancinelli-Scotti
they
and attractive wife Nea~~ are the proud parents of a new nine pound four-ounce son, Juan ‘Januel... John N. Monson, of Paramount
plush Cal-Neva Lodge, Lake Tahoe - area’s
hot-tempered
the
weeks.
guests
ment of several months on the mainland, including Mexico...
and
‘rom
two
ac-
lovely
STORY
TECHNICOLOR®
Car-
after
and
Condado
Sunday for radio pro-
tress from the poor Trastevere (across,the*Tiber) section of Rome
The
FBI |
THE SCREEN!
Hor
San
police looked for her at the apart-
THE
gram
c‘fer...
ported to police that his wife was missing. At the count’s suggestion,
THE TREMENDOUS THRILL OF
Miles the
impromptu style, was lovely Lucy Fabery, recently returned to Puerto Rico after a singing engage-
Count
4
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aristocracy.
to
roy, dog trainer presently i> P. R. through the auspices of the P. R. Kennel « 5... Dr. Chago Surille
From The was owner
he re-
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Pictures For TODAY
Rome’s
Vic
return
me to the very beautiful Jackie Wirshing. Also talked with Carol
mother,
has disclesed. ended the rags-to-riches Cin a story that warmed the eoummnmmnnmmnen, | C.i0tS of Italians three years ago. now,”
Available
SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT
of
Rivera... Lane
Victor
engineer
will interview will be Russell Mil-
Segarra
Ken Niddrie,
The suit was filed in the Rome civil court June 29, a legal source
there
Bob
Reggie
Beb Kern, Eddie Fernandez, lovely ballerina Ana Garcia, of the Ballet de San Juan, insurance broker Norman Kerr, Elaine and William Breadhead, of Boston, and Elaine’s
(#—Elsa Martinelli, dark-
Scotti
priest
and
and
Mi-
brothers,
Beth
Hernandez,
introduced
We
Indian
~
Ed,
Mike
firm who
that ‘“‘things are looking up in my|
in
and
young
Manuel
Beach pool-side this their Seaside Fiesta
Puertas,”’ but is expecting to end negotiations with a local business
Dark-Eyed Elsa Prefers Spaghetti ROME
mis-ion”
the Molinary
lovely
ROMERO
YORI” w—Maryknoll mis" movie actress from the F “sp Joseph A. Grassi|¢¥ed wrong side of the river, has filed returned to the United States las t suit for separation from her husweek with the encouraging word band, Count Franco Mancinelli-
to every Last
MARTA
To Italian Count
Up
NEW sionary
METRO COLDWYN- MAYER
and spent several York. The music on
gariéa Julia Fabian, Jean
Ramén
Alice. Carol tells me she has not accepted any of the offers for her
>
“Otello.”
‘
to
Landis and her attractive daughter,
“Tosca,”
Destino”
of out-of-town-
introduced
who owns the ultra-exclusive Tree Club in Dallas,
penter.
in opera
“Rigoletto,”
Forza
with
first-nighters,
James,
Texas,
“Metropolitan.”
His
to
Prodigal,’ Love Song
was
Richard
box-office- hit. He also succession of in a
other movies, “The “New Moon,” “Cuban
I
guel
a sound
usual
/ Barrios, well known P. R. painter,
|
American
make
Song,” a appeared
ers.
work
to
the
and also a r:mber
productions.
the
of
it packed
found
evening
day
many
singer,
to
from Cuba, years in New
Juan has a new night bar in the Owl Guest
House, corner of San José and the show is provided by wellpianist Joe Blance, who Tetuan. It is attractively decorated known in the old Spanish fashion with does equally as well in comedy. It Sharing the program was singer toucies. modern occasional actress Esther boasts the largest “‘piano bar’’ I Miguel Clemente, have ever seen, with a striking Quifiones, director Amilcar Tirado, star effect from an imitation stained producer Gerénimo Mitche"™ glass window behind it. Wednes- Arturo Correa, child actress Mar-
both for the masses and the musical elite. Unlike many grand opera stars, who shun the common’ entertainment media,
deserving
favor.
an
Bri-
allocated
Queen
considered
N=
re
grace
homes—property
rent
drove
to
an
classics.
He returned
to
popularize
He
Armstrongand Antony Jones have moved into their own red_ brick hcome—a_ three-story, in the 18th house built town century. The Princess
undergone
CUFF
By Chuck New
tion June 27 for an old head injury. A hospital spokesman said Tibbett had been unconscious since the operation. His condition had been pronounced progressively poorer.
helped
garet
Place.
had
Tibbett,
Maraaret “And Tony Move To Own Home LONDON
He
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CLEVELAND (#—Three-year- dette was captured by the strange id Bernadette Frantantonio, a coma in the same way. Bernadette ‘sleeping beauty’”’ struck down last a charming’ brown-eyed child, re‘all by a mysterious malady, now turned only last week from fhe been joined by her five-year- Neurological Institute of the Coid sister in the same strange lumbia Prebysterian Medical slumber. Center in New York. Venita Frantantonio lies asleep She had undergone two weeks of in an adjoining crib at Mount examination there. Tests - merely Sinai Hospital. Bernadette awakes affirmed that modern science thus briefly, then falls back to sleep. far has no- answer. Physicians,
who
are
conducting
New
York
experts
tests, do not know yet whether the cases are related. Both girls are children of Mr.
was
and
from her spinal fluids,
Mrs.
Vincent
N.
expecting
her
Frantantonio
fifth
child
Lillian
wide
any
Frantantonio.
to
visit
“She
her
younger
staggered
out of the car,” said the “The doctors tested her end
of
her
attendants
said
Sir
SPAIN,
Solomon
Berna-
NEW
in Thursday nidad
and
as
was
the
He
Cheers
and
they liner
applause
disembarked from an ocean in Port of Spain harbor and
Baptist
'
returned
to
the
building.
from
vate
had
vacation
just
in
the
United Kingdom. In the legislative council chamber, the royal warrant appointing
Sir by
Solomon
to the post was
Attorney-General
Sir Solomon office,
Ellis
Sir Stanley
Hour
Tanca
Chief
Gomes.
Street,
Adolecente
Perri
Hur
10:15-(2) Cabalgata
10:30—(4) 11:00—(4)
CAPARRA
for
Guide
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Noche, i
Sem The Bismark:
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Comandante
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Hell, Carve Her Name With Pride
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“Four
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de
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(Film)
“*The
Nurse’s
FOX-DELICIAS:
Secret”
(Film)
DRIVE
Rides PONCE
IN:
Alone
Kiss
The
Devil’s Disciple FAJARDO
PUERTO RICO: Waterloo PARAISO: Teming Sutton Canyon
McKenzie
(6) “The Big Picture” 8:00-—(2) Sea Hunt (Sp.) (4) Frontera (6)
Buchanan
(Film)
8:30-(2) Zane Grey Theater (4) “Rifleman” 9:00—(2) Sargento Preston
tev, Thieves,
BAYAMON INTERNATIONAL
(4) Aventuras de Campeon (6) De Aqui y de Alla (Eng. Films)
7:30-—(2)
Hour
Media
rme 1 Mike Malone
(4) “Keeper of the Bees” (6) Film Review (11) Sunday Film Festival
10:15-WAPA-Let’s Go To Town 11:00-WRIO-HiFi Serenade 11:05-WHOA- Midnight Matinee
de
:25— 5:30—(2)
7:00—(2)
Many
Thunder
MARTI: Flying Fontaines, Gene Grupa Story CORCELLES: Monster From Green
(4) Cartoons 6:30—(2) “Yo Soy La Ley,” film
4:30-WHOA-Pop Concert 5:15-WKYN - Entertainment 6:00 - WHOA — News WRIO-Dining Music 6:30— WHOA - Musicana WAPA - Angelus
Caryl
Row
Tent,
2:15-(4)
6:00-(2) Oficina
Opera Fiesta
and
Death
TERRACE
PUERTO TA:
Se cee
(11) Documentary
-Showtime
2455
Baby
Isla Contra la Capital Diario Puertorriquefio Sunday, July 16 Oral Roberts
2:45-(4) Hipicas
“Benliza
”
Country,
Black
AZTECA: Guitarras Carabina 30-30
rity | 38-9 etme atl hese
Heart
in Fellowsh: Tiel Violin
Cell
It’s Over
JUAN
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PARADISE: The Over Tangier
Deportiva
Me When Voyage
DRIVE
Chessman,
la Semana Show
nomineeg.
Rev.
Rutherford
pf
the
Bridge Gal, Hell
Outlaw
(4) Mantovani y Orquesta 9:30- (2) Officat Detective (4) “‘La Vida Color de Rosa” (Film)
10:00 (2) Noticias y Deportes 10:15-(2) Hitchcock Presents
L.
Prohi-
“I
says
Te
Rev.
am
runaing
-~
citizen. nor
I repfresent
Mr.
a pri-
neither
Protestants.’
At
San
the
CLUB
Nightly
CARIBE
except Monday
A MAGNIFICENT SHOW STARRING
* ROSINA PAGAN The sensational Brazilian Braz
songstress
GEORGE TAPPSx, AND
El Morro Restaurant |i 203
SUPER
Revista Sabatina Caravana Espafola
10:00-(2) Noticias (4) Exitos de (il) The Late
SAN
Wonderful
Face Nelson
wiecioane
og
Justice
Clarke.
by
WKYN
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(4) This Man Dawson ) Nat King Cole Sh
9:00-(2) (4)
Church
10:00-WHOA-Sacred
WFID-FM-The 3:00— WHOA -Seaside
;
Show
Pesos
bh
WHOA- Showers of Blessing WAPA-—Imagenes Musicales 9:15-WHOA-Christian Science 9:30—-WHOA-~ Billy. Graham 2151:00-WHOA-—Gene
de
8:00-(4) Show Panamericano (6) “This Was Paris” (Film) (11) Juventud y Estrellas 8:30-(2) Aventuras de Paladin
WFID-FM-Holy Mass
wis WEA tet
Liuvia
San Francisco’syNob Hill had the original nameof Nabob Hill because of the lagge number of wealthy families “building mansions there.
read
then took the oath of
administered
Hour
7:30-(2)
The Rev. Mr. Decker concedes his chances are slim. The Prohibition Party polled} only 41,937 of the more than 62 mfllion votes cast in the 1956 election
I-gislature
They
a
minis-
of
Ben
Party.
Decker.
directly
(4) Noticias
Religiosos
10:00-WRIO-WFID-FM-Stereo
a Baptist
Story
Venganza de los Villalobos
Noticiero Ivanhoe (Sp.)
(11) Teenagers
stand
8;00- WFID-FM - Overtures WRIO-— Nocturnal in HiFi WWWW- Varieties 8:30—WWWW-Portraits in HiFi
it has
candidate
cidental,”’
greeted
and Lady Hochoy
Nocturnal
7:30-WRIO-Music
case
The
METROPOLITAN:
PARAMOUNT: Wake RIVIERA: The Last
WAPA-Wings of Healings 9:00-— WIPR-—Religious Music
I’m
METRO:
Tiempo
“The fact that I m a minister, a Baptist minister,“is simply in-
West
as
drove cov-
is The
bition
of Tri-
Indian ever to hold the post.
Sir Solomon
(#—Ir,
unnoticed,
Decker,
sworn
first
But
Count
(11) 7:00-—(2)
8:30-WHOA - Protestant
about it now.”
Top,
ter will be running For President alongside the Regublican and Democratic
Governor
Tobago,
YORK
passed
Trinidad —
Hochoy
faith.
Iglesia
del
the
7:30-WRIO~Music for Many 8:00-WWWW -Fiesta Time 3
WRIO-—Progs.
Named Candidate For Presidency
Native Governor OF
have
Su
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8:15— WHOA - Baptist
Baptist Minister
her
Trinidad Gets First PORT
must
HOLIDAY: Room Your Biessings
(6) De Aqui y de Alla (Eng.)
Sunday, July 17 8:00—-WIPR-Organ Mustc WHOA~Way to Life WKYN-Sunday Serenade
age.
Conozca
SANTURCE
AMBASSADOR: Lone Ranger, Siren Song GRAND: Son of Robini Hood, Diary of
Anne Frank
Huckjleberry Hound House” (Film)
(11) Matinee Sabatino 5:30-—(2) Western Films 6:25-—(2)
12:00— WHOA - News
to
July 16 Agric.
Film
5:00-(4) Pinito, (6) “Road 6:00—(4)
10:00 - WRIO-WFID-FM—Stereo :00= Serenade
appearher
1
Music
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her the next min.
beginning to wonder
“They decided to admit her. About 2 or 3 in the afternoon she fell into a coma and hasn’t awakened yet,” said Mrs. Frantantonio. Hospital
ld
Popular
WEBM-(11)
Saturday, Serv. Ext.
Ch 16 name
6:30—(2) Arturo Somohano (4) Ronda Deportiva
2:00-WHOA-R.
ing: “You
got
with
any
4:30—(4)
(Schedule Subject To Saturday. July
WKYN-Financial News 6:30-WFID-FM-—Dining Musie WRIO-Hifi
Mrs. Frantantonio clings to hope and a small bit of holy cloth, say-
mother. reflexes
nose
as
Ke
i -WFID- FM- Nocturnal
evidence
ing,
mae iy :
7:00-WAPA~Baile de Sabado
At her children’s bedside nearly every hour of the day and night,
and said they were poor. She missed the finger.
WRIO-Dining
ute.
She
she
alert
and
Musica
3’
6:00— WHOA -— News
of the
unable
of such
Sleep overtakes
sister.
when
awake
ing
was driven to the hospital the next day
absence
were
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One minute Bernadette may be
day. Venita complained of dizziness last Saturday, according to her mother,
brain,
explain
of Cleveland Heights. The couple has two young sons. The mother is
a progressive
child’s
said
Ke
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4 Men Charged As Members 25 Complete Course In Radioadive Gang Burglary Local Of Fallout Detection By RALPH
ANGLADA
Twenty-five members of the Federal Aeronautics Assn. have just completed a training course in detecting radioactive fallout pulled up at the same spot in a here in order to be prepared in taxi loaded with an electric fan, case of an atomic attack in this a typewriter, and an adding ma- area.
Police said Thursday night they ‘|rounded up four members of a ‘|
alleged
'|prised
in
when
yesterday
gang
burglary
the
offenders
pairs
at
were
the
sur
same
ad-
3 dress. The
first two
were
arrested
as
chine. They
they reportedly tried to sell a ‘| bottle of champagne to a detec:| tive, and the other two as they :| pulled up a short time later in a
taxi
carrying
‘| ces. Charged
: Forti
by
with
burglary,
terstate of
Judge
robbery,
the
Ramon
Weapons
and
were
39,
beth
on
in in-
BRE
Mera
Ave.
are
two
cases
Corp.,
Figueroa
Bernard
Bonilla,
18,
of
1805
were
held
police
said
Bernard,
assault
in
default
SHIPPING
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Hamburg, Santander Amsterdam,
$1,300.
immediately
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special
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The men, all of whom now hold a special license issued by the Atomic Energy Commission, will form the core of Region 2’s organization of trained fall-
out-detection
experts,
League
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the
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were
ps
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Admission
they
bd
Dence
THE ESCAMBRON BEACH BAND
When
60
over
mY
JOEL MEYERS AND HIS CALYPSONIAN the
scattered
St. Cro
Bands
piaying
radio-
Cobalt
Newark
* * HEED ILIA Dancing
of
area.
Hold
where
highly
FAIRLAND
V.
two
¥
included
TMT Trailer Ferry
* The personality of the ¥ | Seems the five buildings once ‘
training
examination
were
St.
Panama.
Jacksonville
owned
% Cuban Singer, Pianist*
from
and
isotopes
found,
FAA’s
=
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lala laaads
ella a
5 laa
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are
lecated
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are
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Jacksonville
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men
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BEACH
large
said
St. Croix,
practical
the
said.
.
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fi
2.
which
Snyder, $5,300;
ineident during the at headquarters.
ed at Stop 15, Fernandez Juncos
Region The
of
FAA
Juan,
Thomas,
students
Posted
17
manager
from
Biddle, $3,500; Figueroa, $3,100;
Norberto
League,
of
wine
of
San
a
be brought before federal authorities, police -said. At the police station, Snyder was also charged with felonious
and
from
with
and
Piedras;
total
charged
St.,
Rio
A
active-qualified
active
bond,
Ave., by Detective Luis Lugo Mer-
Beas
Bernard
All
1512
Figuerea and Bonilla wefe arrest-
U. 5. Surrenders Title.
char-
gueroa Rodriguez, 23, of 516 22nd
his
with
Milroy
Russell
expert
CONDUCT—Dog
of the
Neo Bond
Eduardo Conde St. in Santurce. Arrested At Step 15
i:i é SAFE
were
Pier 5.
:|Las Marias, Santurce; Ignacio Fieae
Biddle
Ashford
stealing
Regi-
of
Dr.
and
B. Bid-
residents
by
Domingo
to headquarters-
and
the burglary
violation
Act
taken
Santo
ged with the Planning Board office burglary at Stop 22 and with
A.
robbery,
also
were apprehended
Felix
Snyder
applian-
‘!nald Snyder, 29, George dle,
and
a series of offenses
including s
several
Detective
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ape san DUAN eran — Saturday, July 16, 1960 Ms SHIRE * * * *
Church Services
*
*
Church vacation school will run from August 1 thro August 12 for children between} the ages of
11
4 and 12. You may
a.m.
mass.
Gospel
in
English
at the 9:30 dm. mass. PERPETUO SOCORRO CHURCH, 656 Union St. Miramar—Sermon and
announcements
in
English
the
in English
at the
day,
(3-4197) July
or
on
20.
GRACE J ISH. LUTHERAN CHURCH, Ave. Unwwersidad and Calle Pelegrina, Rio Piedras— Workship service at: 10:45 a. m. Sunday school meets at the same
at
11 a. m.
hour.
mass. ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL THEDRAL, Stop 20, Ponce
reg'~*-~ through
office
registration
‘the 9:30 a.m. mass. SAN FRANCISCO CHURCH, 301 San Francisco St., San Juan— Sermon
Church
Pastor
Rev;
Arnold
A.
Wuertz will preach gn the subject “The Christian Way: of Life.” For
CAde
a
informations
please
call
Leén— 8 a. m. Holy Communion | > (English); 9 a. m. Hely Communion and Sermon (Spanish); 11
a.
m.
Choral
Sermon
(English).
provided
Air all
Eucharist
for the
Sunday
Nursery
11 a. m.
conditioning
and
is
is
service.
provided
for
services.
(Spanish)
m.
and
Thursday
at
Alcholics Anonymous’ meeting or Wednesday, July 20, in the Choir
Room. THE
CHRISTIAN
SOCIETY,
Service
351
De
SCIENCE Diego
at 9:45 a, m.
in English. same hour.
day
evening
meetings
and
Spanish
at 8. p. m.
PONCE MISSION,
Ave.—
in Spanish;
11:15 a. m. School at the
Sunday Wednes-
in English
SOUTHERN 101 Comercio
BAPTIST St., Pon-
ce— Sunday ‘school at 9:45 a. m.; worship service at 11 a. m. The Training Union meets at 6:30 p. m.
Evening Yo:-g
the
worship Pecple’s
evening
provided
at
7:45
FeJlowship
service.
for
all
p.
m.
follows
Nursery
services.
is
Prayer
service THE
on Wednesday at 7 p. m. UNION CHURCH, 2310
Laurel
St.,
Punta
Las
Two worship Sunday school
services sessions
11
a.
Thomas
of
the Evangelical
m.
Dr.
Puerto Rico
mon.
will
Marias—
and at 9 J.
p---ent
two and
Liggett
Seminary the
A
of ser-
project
to
pare
out.
studies
One
termine
a
wap
meang}
were
of
A. M. is ideal for applying systems to daily work that
are
de-
measuring
Get
to to
July get
of
the
and
books
difficulty
sentence being
of
structure
prepared.
The research’, studies, were directed by Miss Bethel’ M. Amaro
lish
and
section
Teachers,
students
James
schpol
local
in
Lewis,
4
* ” *
Be
sure
(Dec.
22
to Jan.
to dress: nicely
now
ing. Then yeu can be mates for a thoroughly
with intienjoyable
day at the hobbiesior ‘sports you prefer.
considered.
attended
CHANNEL
expeditely
21) The together
friends
any
activities
make
plans
for
will
bring
cor-
that
porate benefits. LEO (July 22 Saturday
SATURDAY
right Saturday with associates
and
to
to
5:00 — MOVIE “ROAD Celeste
Holm
6:30 — FROM
HERE
matters settled with-close ties, or
8:00 —
EVENING
“THIS
from persons in a different social own.
This
very helpful. LIBRA (Sept. A
fine
handle
chance
23 is
practical
to
will
be
Oct.
yours
affairs
22)
now
COLE
7:30 MOVIE
WAS
Ann
Dvorak
Ben
Lyon
Griffith
6:30 — FROM HERE AND THERE 7:00 — WEEKLY FILM REVIEW
AND
THERE 7:30 — NAT KING SHOW
— THE
BIG
PICTURE
8:00 — EVENING MOVIE “NURSE'S SECRET’ Lee Patrick Regis Toomey Julie Bishop
PARIS”
Jones
9:30 — CLOSING
9:30 — CLOSING
to
17
5:00 — MOVIE MATINEE “THE BIG SHOT” Humphrey Bogart Irene Manning
Ida Lupino Cornel Wilde
for doing special errands for higher-ups. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Make it a point to get suggestions your
MATINEE HOUSE”
A
21)
SUNDAY
16
important
Aug. get
TOMORROW
TODAY
impossi-
Eng-
supervisors.
supervisors,
abput
others.
CAPRICORN 20)
(May 21 to June 21)
and
status
words
with
this morning so fhat you can concentrate upon making new arrangements at home or- putting financial affairs in better order. MOON CHILDREN (June 22
was
the
+
* -* *
(April 20 to May 20)
duties
fine
grade
new will
mood.
the difficulty of Teading matter for pupils learning English as a second language. This is the first time this “type of study has been made here. The second esearch study to
to be
GEMINI
car-
to
DED
PRALINE AL AAA AAAS
By Carroll Righter
so be sure you are in a coopera:
English
made
EEE
and be prepared for all the pleable during busy week. SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) sures ahead this fine day. Make doing any sort of work that gives During A.M. it will be possible it a point to come to a better you the chance to show your ap- to clarify a puzzling situation at understanding with others, too. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. titude for matters of a financial home, especially with one who or property nature. Then tonight disagrees with you almost com- 19) If you straighten out any problems at home wisely now, you ' you are able to cement ties with pletely. those who are able to give to you, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to get the good will of higher ups and receive from you, all kinds Dec. 21) Laboring diligently dur- who will then give you the supof .ways .to .merchandize . your ing A.M. should see those Satur- port you need. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) ideas or products. day duties out of the way quickARIES (March 21 to April 19) ly and also problems ironed out Do your-shopping early this morn-
tive
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IEEE
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ried
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textbooks adapted to the needs of elementary public school
two
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ten
and
school
districts cooperated in testing studentsas part of the research.
Ashford Ave., Condado ,
WIPR WIPR-FM .
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every night, Puerto Rico
11:00
Two
P.M.
and
a LATE-LATE
different
shows
for the first time
SHOW
in
at 1:15 A.M.
present
PRESIDENT EISENHOWER'S PRESS. CONFERENCES As originally recorded at the White House. .
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JOSE MIGUEL
reservations
eall 3-2668
Debut
—
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of
RICHARD
ROBERSON a“Fae .Gotten Volos ot Mision
Two
different
shows
every
night
except
Sundays
Continuous music by CESAR CONCEPCION and his Orchestra JOE VALLEJO and bis Quintet
ae
3-8400 Ext 72
TERRACE:
sed ASSOCIATES. | KUL weed e =COMPANY : : m9 3andNate3-8372Street and Astiord Avenue, 33506 FURNISHED 2?
19)
Canqreses ai siza River abent 6.008 sq meters. Location: Nerth Beach froat-/ age BO ML South — Boca Camsrejos Loi za Road 60ML. Two lets of 4.008 sa. me} each. Cam
Box 2333
6805
sell one
acre
FLAT.
im
spacious,
Ce
ata eo
3-82
de
antuce,
near
television.
COOL
Mon.
2304
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ev
or
write
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AILABLE oaty Soeeesh
University.
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St. Cool! pix
Rent
$225.)
one
tings | shopping.
1984
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3
Cal
us.
Nicest
race.
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maid amd
bet
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water,
B-Q
limea. sereemed.
.
and .
cemtrally | ome
Cesi,
Beg@roem.
CONDADO
A
FUSNESEED and;
Yeu can’t find more
Al- | service.
vaiue than this for] able alse. Prefer renting to ome tenant.
et IsZA
Nice
ter.{
seen
by
appointment.
Muniz
&
Muniz, | 24
wae
Daily aad 3 | Court, 683 3-0608. 256
house im
carpert.
oe
furn. | ™Ont
oe
2
:
Availbeach,
s
York.
a.
:
simile
man
Kidichen, Rant
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working
-
baths,
91679.
7 PM.
—
6
between
Call
ing
bath | (..qado
new
Four
—
OFFICE
SPACE.
Clean,
buildingwm
TO
ALL
en
anew Nueve
Re-
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bg
LOST
RENT
De
and
velt
R
pf
Puerto Sree indows
718 WANTED
BLACK
&
FOUND
cat with
small
Diepa
of
Vicinity
stomach.
" white
aad
spot Du-
.
rentals with FRANCISCUS & ASSOCE.| COMPANY ESTATE REAL your 19 | list : A ATES. 3 NairaSt. and :
278
air-| “on-
reatals of apartments and houses. Furn- | Morte. 20000 Ext. Brooke 2268. REWAR
call ies,
maid
SALE
FOR
equipped
g#¥.
A
a
i
&
Living.
appti
and
car
=.
ap gycage DEVELOPMENT:
Fer im-|
rooms, maii’s
kitchens. carport.
bulking,
3 3596. 3.8372.
steel
233
kit-
or 3-8755.
22768
three | Saidafia, Tels.
-
WANTER
for lady.
eo
)...
: ee “SS
ae
and
Uuiversity
729 | 2149 or 3-1947.
mm
Uni
VACATION? . Mainland
ON
GOING
two
Vee Cecio |, | NODEEM
REST FURNESHED 2 UNEURNTSHED | TO" “formation (clephene 64055. RENTALS: are > listed with FRANCISCUS
Caribe Hilten Hotel. Cali
UF
APARTMENT
— Four strand peari i vatue. Vicinity
- REWARD
LOST
ng:
a
Gee
le
or | Mice. Loose somewhere in airport viciab aan = . a | iiberal mortgage;_bome epened by 2p ae enly. Also offers 2 1530 meter | © juan area. Call after 7:30, 66307. ty 1 spotted, please cali Klein at 8-1963,
facing | let for a custem buit heme. Cait Arturo}
bedrooms,
staimless
2 bathrooms. equipped room and bath. 2 car
chen. . All ready— you can move in. $35,800.
r22
2345 cence
IN
Lagodn.
fully
sq
three bedreoms, panelied recre- | 2°°'* ation roem with bath, fireplaces. garage. Bees type. | 7° English landscaped, ifully Write P. O. Bex 2617, Rio an
725
69 Santiage igtesiag, corner Con-|
Living -| apaRTMENT
bedreem.
j499
diming,
—<
716 re badcoams. 2 uA furnishedir- 23013 Ext. 222.
apartments, decorated, i
APARTMENTS
Gee
cowsie.
aircomditiened
$140.
TR
— aaa — fue
apn Section
serv-
weekly rates. Hote! Olimpoe Miramar Avenue. telephone ®718
the Expect best suburbae N to more | ciear,of wellP ventilated
Seri, ani ws
a.
aircon-
furnished.
Janiter
to Puerto Rice home and will set! erwithout exchange | Ratt of FT.PuertoofficeNuevecomplete business with section. air 450 SQ furn with or
re-| twe baths, quarters. 835)
PEREE with five garage, servant's
UES.
New
Completely
fer equivalent
SALE
FOR
USE.
building.
bour telephone service.
Pence de Leon 902, Stop 14, Santurce | ice. lmmediate occupancy. $108 monthiy.
720 | 2-353. 2146 4 house,
#ture,
i
:
TRANSIENT
Reward
for information.
ROOMS
FOR
ur
EENT
at for the apartment sean, ian} house or shopping cen- August. Caseiul, responsible family. Will | aaCONDITIONENG OPTIONAL — furn-
feace. Near with private bath, use of ished rooms comtinue maid ff desired. Meferences. | kitchen, Price $23.500. Mortgage available] 2-900. ters. HOUSES FOR RENT & ASSOCY. ESTATE COMPANY RE\U ATts. 3 Nairn St. and Ashford. Save time Also beach iets in Luquiflo Develepmest living room. In new building, awe money by listing vow: meedis with | ————SRismED & UNFURNISHED | amd Veea Baja beach Cali evenings E-3| 774 715 | Condominium Sam Rafael. Apt. 4A, facing
sag
mediately
28
F4&CING
ee:
Fae
-
OCEAN.
Hecteneet, Tees
oy | RENTALS are listed with FRANCESCUS | University Gardens, Rio Piedras, or ¢ays,
se
second
floer furnished
ee
—
at aoe
i
COMPANY
aaa
Las
Puata
St,
Hmijagua
3-3526,
Cail
remt.
monthly
$173
Marsas.
ns
4
k
ee
let.
‘
am@
Caparra,
ae
ee levine
large
and
terraces,
Tica Baio.
build. | bungalows,
APARTMENT 1
Us aan
ete A
Hiltoa -eoms
aod and
the Cen. 3 taths,|
Beach, Road
Cc
ENDUSTRIAL BUILDING. —
716
feet. Prefer
Nia t, wa —
=
tec heater. Wil eefl for $104
owe
Monthiy.
‘Call 3.2389
t
716 | ONE GARDEN
gar-
@HAS
twee
—
price
houses,
Racetrack.
bath and estrance. one block from La Coemeha and from theMagdalena beach Monthly or St. Tele-rates. 1156 weekly phone 29673.
Memtebay. Weekends,
scrcened | vestment
ed
. 2
Boca de or C monthly weekly
Szace
Azul beautiful furmished kitches, all Brand sew |centals: ideal sor 6A | 28128 fer information and ceservations. | other ready fer occupancy Apt. ur equipment, Cendomigium Sam Rafael 3-0850. bona Satwador, Prat. Santures. same 1956 =
HOUSE
-
0 facilities.
LUQUILLO,
‘cua
development,
er
Costa}
fer
—.
cea, va
ee telephone
=
4 sale,
whene
:
ai aly conveniently
lecated
im
3-2162.
COMMERCIAL
LOT
“ Comfortably -
me
2285
m8
FORNESHED. Stn a@ utilities. A bleck from Hotel Concha. For a laty
.
only.
69 Deicasse
St. 3m
Telephone
floor, apart-
3-7606.
ne
lecation for any kind of business.squareAH utd| from DONCELLA GUESTbeach GOUSE beautiful meities
Price
available.
per
$5.
ter. Call phone 65421. No runners
pe bez vas
7 % (rom San Juan, Li CASA BOSA - Genet Sense - One| swemuming | bieck from beach. residential section All | ecu nan @oubie and simgie rooms. | en with pri i reoms nee a seat kuchenette. : semi-private baths,
28: Se
—a AN.
;
7
Verde.
So
SOUSE.
GLUES?
LLES
a ps
isla
91173,
Telephone r
Fo
-|
Som ;
sheduy reoms, Reassnstte Rates | 2,Building, Ponce de Less
bs
singte,
$10
double
lounge
pes
6783,
it
ur | Can 9014
URL
112
22
Ra Wa
_
HUUS®
Ashtoid
Guest
Avenue,
slouse
COLONIAL
centers. —
from
fer
lawyer.
EST
Hotel
Payment
Vé
}bath
Private
entrance.
Moderate
,| Come, see it. 1154 Magdalesa
with
rate.
Avenue.
Phone 2-2883.
16
726 2252
.
piano Near and
light.
Manager. Miss Cabassa.
.
Phone
E ?
713
HOUSE.
SANTA
MARIA
-
High
lecation
on
Pe-
SANTA
MARIA
~
New
listing
Or-
.ce
Tesidentias
Spevial
(ondado and guiied tours.
2.7927
Mrs =
piock
One
facilities
Beach
section
arrangements
togetner
img
tor couples from
La
Wravel
Concha
| ditioned.
Personai Motels Beach Telephowes 36231 and|NEW
or
CONCEP1
im
tourist
paper eae commedations, the rental sf a xe
‘TE
24
Ie
fh
hour-aday
lean
of
Su hy shop. . Superb
PROVUPENCIA GUEST Parque 153. Near beaches,
accomoda-}
Ansie De Mauret, Manager -
Mrs.
single.
$4
from
Rates
—
a car
ne the asamnenea, comme ‘Cooking facilities, For fer
your]
ditioned rooms, each with private ®ath, a aarytime. ; UF het and cold water Terraces, eardea { ‘5 Near beach and business sectors. Sum-{ [oe mer rates Manager, Margarita de Con | MAISON SLASUL:AE mum glouse. Doubie treras
ue
1480 ISLAND HOUSE Rew,
informal,
iuxury
hotel
| bath
pa
Gor maey
GOUSE restaurants,|
information,
phome
2-9352 or
write
somns
We
ioe other
area
Large
terrace
fa
sae
| Water.
ps so. iat
ALTAMJRA ~priced listing!
Another Three
light-
new, attractively je bedreom heme of
Aircen@itieming fy the trade
Well ventilated: and cold ‘satu. Sedaptadent extrense’| ln Oh Sees wba Oe month, 20087 or 1-28
sss os we le ct
fine
UF | or mear the ocean. Afi are epavenient to | ‘ot with frontage on future boulevard. tation and shopping, | Bareain at $20200, with good mortgase. tr: cheois, BILS beach BESCEBellSOUSE - directly on} Prices from $21,500, with financing avail- | 2250 ne eut of bed inte the! whic
°o
MBs
os ein bx tar me on a wt sy oa eae
A
; mn
u
cing the sea, withmoderm, erivate alrceadiioned stairway to]| toWILSON HOUSE — tashart TAFT with GUESTexieae MOUSEmaar,— Tam =.5h Each quist.walkte-|| room hetels, shopping. beach, GUEST beach Spacious, oe
screens,
st
——
roms From $9. simle - $84 Geuble.jwvely cesidential section, inetuding am encellest Regahtont, heme) destteheseeieg Wins -1779. pohne 21397.
air-conditioners,
complete kitchen and laun= Cueqpess, Snyinted.
pennies
ow
-—
i | with e integral
| SHACH NEIGHBORHOODS ~ Chose trom | first rate desige and’ planning. 325 meter
Waemiagtos St Condado, Santurce. corner |tecue at your Gispesal. 1859 Allantic, - 0x7 Aahtord - 2| Wilson. Sienager Beatris Racin, Tele | tues +250 + wr
eceanfront / guesthouse
with
eae, oe aks Ue features. $39,500 with FHA =
MAKIGALANTE — PARQUE 45% Pron’ | sightseeing, alte club eisiting, ete Call| Box 12384 Loisa Station, Santurce.
=
meters
cs and eticiency apartments Maid | Avenue, Miramar, Semturce, Cemtrally|4UNT SENNYS: Guest House with a| tuaia Street, close te Colegio San Ignacio. . | quidea Street. A bie. sed re All screened Hat water Seme|iocated. Single an@ double accommoda-| amity etmeoaphere. Delicious meais| Three bedroom heuse with .camplete.|sidence with four genuinely large bedaif comdibonmg Best peter end jtions with private Bath. emme air con | served 85g WicCleary Ave. Tel 3-6802 | efficiently designed kitchen, separate | rooms, three baths. plenty of space for A at $45,000, UF | guest room or maid’s quarters, and hob- | living and entertaining.P
srs
in
200
— Ponce | La Concha, Condado Section, Cool. whole-
with
pul
es
=
GU
Comdade.
_ .
or
ee As;
On,
9-0774
: Santuree. :
chairs. Ets fun te w_ -b the birds.
Wren | television Bic terracefer with Steimwa~ eur guests’
9am
beanie
1605. First fleer office for sale,| some comfortable furnished room
appropriate
Verde = > Floor, Apartment 401-482, Mrs | —mciade comeaese Sresktses Miecstat jRetels - walking distance wom shopping
Ve
wear Las Marias,
Punta
- 500 yarde
Airconditioned.
ae sort at
OPPORTUNITY:
SAN MARTIN
facilities. For information, R.
| and triples, airconditioned. Patio
a
SALE
ASEENGTON GUEST Machen, HOUSE a- Near | 242 in Ganadan61 Gemite oon
offer
sow
and
tome.
Deach
aid
FOR
OFFICES
telephone 3-0625, Box 164, Hato Rey.
asve remotes charm OSUFET-S
cK
de Leon
g9|smail,
tien
816
Call | CONDOMINIUM
entrance.
os | 284
«|
wovety | me.
t2
Private
Celeste Tedd, telephone 2-1356.
_
L | Cacique St 2871, Samturce.
; (RFD
—
Hetel.
Mrs.Z C. Stefiens,| Concha
served | ses, shopping 3-481
Beeakiast
cance
ON
ppm
lis MAGDALEHA — Suite Apartment. | 27) with large living and Newly for ——— dinincreom, ee ot Condad tien, one oo from La
Call
privil
kitchen
cool,
near
rie ace
Teile- | 3-7138,
and various other mixed structures. Hit | @CSt 5 Insular Road #2 sear Bayames in 1 ee miautes drive from Sae Juan. Excefient
li
-
in Ocean Park
BEACH
ait a this | neichborhoed.
en aria, Bio Piedras.
a
rapa snc
POS
of kitchea,
bandi
NEAR
8
Vaciatatega | 2267
beautiful
at
™s
$80 up. Mrs. Tollinche, 2104 bus lines ow part. Leaving for the States Telephone | Berinquen Avenue, 2-3520. T2796, or Box 666 Rio Piedras. 2334 729 | 7228 =
at set
Leeman autifuly ae Service Co., 3-3550. ae _
thiree ae faci an a ether
18
~
Beantityl | ACONBITIONING OFrTION reoms-with private bath, use
drive view. on hill. 10 cool. Only $358. Call] $35,000 — $€2.009 each All three have | tepaneramic Rie Piedras and Intercontinental Air-
cool.
7
116] FUENESEED EOOM for tent — private
ACRE with concrete house almost | 2% tot. Clese 4 Paved read areund
tf Ei Comandante
Ottice Gents” 333.
er Ba- | 2295
SAIZ
FOR
LOTS
Lacece.
1.900 to 9.900 | nichts 34361.
Rie Piedras
THREEblast anal | saanee Hoek aves. hace 2m. ent,itienedchalemes Dees, wetsANGELES. | ed kite i bed eae
perch /upstairs. enclosed diningreom. pantry, kitchea. maid's
with paieeny. Tele. | '0om and bath, linen am@ kitchen | den Quiet
i
cx"
Villa
&
BOGE
270
UF
Special weekly and monthly | 3-6669 betweem 9 - 12 AM. Wienstis. rates 603 Miramar Ave. Teiephone res 22355 2158 COMFOBTASLE FUENISHED
\TIFUL
tee
53508, SOR
BEAUTIFUL
— ee ee furnished | >aths,. HOTEL apartmentsOLIMPO Living Court reom, offers bedreom, kit-|Toom,
ey caries oe pone, ae maid service,
ie
meney by sting. your seeds
Si ccstety. wack || 500, trout _and meighhot water, Exeeliest bathroom, ing. perches. all screened. berhood. Near San Juana scoot. Ome year laase
& ASSOCI- | 35622, 3-185.
ee
‘
=,
us VERDE
|“?
conditioning a
Air
phone. light and water. 721 | optional. Call 3-938i.
65083.
soSagiurce, rooms. 2.3994. $125 menthiy 696 Otimpe Ave..|dado Street. Weekly, menthty rates. Te-| Dodiate occupancy Functiqnal Builders | r¢3 Near busses amd rest= 2-9279. a1 offers its “Buccaneer” heme: 3 bedautants 23%
-
transportation | SAN TGNACHO: Overlookingwell Samsituated. Frae-| | owweRs PAY NOTHING for our service | 2zn0s ee Street.oe Caparra Terrace. Contact cisco aad exceptionalty ys, desirable temamts im our files. for en one aznes, Or <—
SECTION:
beautifulty
office space, clear,
May take tradein | Convenientiy focated im Santurce. TeieTei
Pools,
Bikini
716 | jocation of New
SOUSES
residential
Quiet
bedroom i
twe
bath, | cenditioned,
FEET
New| floor. Information 21461.
screens, | mue. Will leave $50,000 mortgage. Can be | ditioned
facilities.
Telephone 28138.
FULLY
1
APARTMENT.
Ptace.
Yardley
8
2310 BEST
RENT
FOR
-_
for | 4424 SQUARE
One | well-ventilated. In principal business sec-
no
| 945.900. Terms epea
ar
secti
neighborhood, Call yet 2-4219. near aad shoppamg.
MIRAMAR SECTION — street. quiet P ‘Ioemted.
china,
apartment
tramsportation
residential
AIRCONDETIONED ng | at
APARTMENTS
aircenditioned.
Veedes. 56508.
2-091] | ished. suitable for two30th.persons. able until November Near
729.
Box
built ey contracter
UST 1, comfortable, | CONDADO SECTION - suitable for conat version te guest house. Has 4 targe bedRocmnes ces
719 | 2
unfurnished near
San- | 2308
oe
Fae
properties
BOME
Boulevard, with three bedrooms, | rooms, $19 meter lot. 1472 Ashford Ave-| FOR
ie
. .
- Fri. 8 — 4:30.
lecated
centrally
has
Hato
t
vallabD
mak Bandas
719 | Pheme zs
3 bedroom
of houses and iots for sale — Sa®|screemed, large covered terrace, fiving.| Santa Maria, San Patricio, | @imimgroom, kitchen. 2nd floor. One year's Francisco. Gartien Hills, Villa. Caparra, Bucaré]jease. Telepheme 2-2323,
Batdrich,
ae aeudae
8-12°7. | 2389 720
$75.
BEDROOM
726 | TWO REALTY
patio,
and
heater,
or call phome | 2-397
(oF
~
CINTRON
MODERN-
for | himself. Therefore
girs. Air conditioned bedreem, rear pa-| Sot covered patie, brick Bar
720 | s996
water
Hotel|
—
22% —-
furnished
and
Near financial rent. for | TRANSFERRED TO STATES? This micht sirconditioned. acc-|aisirict Stop 3. Quiet neighborhood. Sub- | Sree besrenms. gue Midtowe Lean Ave | let to persem willing to buy furniture. seive your moving problems. I have 4]
santunces:
S20
Box
Mir’
rant -e
ree teaa. Gi
MODEEN
August
reem
8-0883,
Call
39 Mayacuez
big
MODERN.
eae Sp
— Saturday, July 16, 1960
Hable ae shady. 700] tien, Stop 22. Can rent part or whole and | couple witheut children or two singte | third acre fenced, landscaped,
2318
Ts
TOR-PARTNER
yi
J
SUSLET
servant's
FURNISHED
COMPLETELY
| apartment
Informatioa: | ¢-3977.
Santurce
STAR
™ Uasinih BaE. TY. canvert. ete.Fer eaty bachen, ctetniens, cinal steve. cons. = 2387 rm | 3175 same in cent fer clffices PRIVATE SIX swim-| filtered foot 4 x 29 Alse baths. | at Calle Delta Contact Mic. 5 King snniet’Pucrts dining. 3} 1 — 7 PM weekdays. | ™ing peel. in coel Reparte Sas Francisce { building, smal! warehouse space avail-
Living.
acy.
Development.
of 4.989 oaty| Tei-phone
or the fwo lots together.
Unfuraished
~
8.
JUAN
Water, telepheme amd light ieciuded. San|er write Bex 19615, Caparra Heichts.
miles east @f/ patricia Boca | 9999 betweea
seven
SAN
and one seer ae beach we blecks frem 1813 chests. Mi
eee |": Ameri
LANB FOR development. houses for sale. and complete real properties. commercial estate services by > staff of tramed ees
ters
4
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS
ESTATE
LOCATED BEACH ee the isa
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3-8400 Ext 72 a
FOR SALE
GOLF
CLUBS
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
SELL 49% or 52% of ewing business. one weak competitor in Puerte Riearty met $15.000. with easy possiyearly met. $10,600 will
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ae
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BUILDINGS FOR SALE
UNUSUAL
REDUCTIONS
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Jackson
Jackson
and
Coll
SECRETARY
—
(D-Wash.)
his Senate
It
Ter-
which admauling to
ill-fated
Fernos-
bill.
from
retirmg
Paul
As of late yesterday hadn’t
the
M.
after-
made
exception
the
up
of
his
today’s
1960 Democratic
vention.
Kennedy
for
is
con-
expected
Puerto
to
Rico
Johnson
(D.-Tex.)
second
B.
spot
the
pected
to
on
enhance
national
but
for
the
is
ex-
ticket relations
with
committeeman
y Toste
COLLEGE
No.
54
Tels. 7-1155 & 7-2273
‘Enrollment Opened High School Graduates:
“JR.
M.
BUSINESS
RICO
Puerto else in
party. This is Sen.
ed over
as
T19
PUERTO
knows more about politics than anyone
pro-
The Benicrats are plugging for recognition of Orlando Antonsanti
En
Phone
6-2076.
who
any new Democratic administration. Johnson is a staunch supporter of Commonwealth status.
Mi Primero Libro de la Salud, Mi Segundo Libro de la Salud, Esta era una vez bajo
bably Rican
don
Por e! Mundo de la Palabra, No. 1, Grade iV. Siver Burdetts, Lectura I, IL Ii
referee
loaded with lavish praise for the present status. Selection of Lyn-
& Co. Boston, Libros [fl Nuestro Mundo
Tropical. Tierra y Cielo, metica Sucial (revisada)
a
mination’’
Libros de Texto: Elena y Dani, Amigos. Mi Escuela, Conociendo
Algo Nuevo, Camino a Contar, Aprende a
before
go down the line on a Democratic platform supporting ‘“‘self deter-
tributions of the following books — PuDlicaciones Cultural SA, 8 ed. Serie Nue-
va de Buenos
come
With
WANTED
Morning
‘OFFICE
avoid
go directly
to the}
coveted windows.
ed
Never were sick fathers, moth-|
High
“10th
School
Graduotes:
CLERK
and
—
Stop
36
Box 122, Hato Rey Evening*
‘*JR.
1 to 5:
rated
sessions
and
Perez
Fiz
would
estimated
still be about
of the
island’s
their
new
closed
car
tags
last
that
e
ee
eer
eee
25 per cent]
owners
when
night.
the
ped,
ddors
unlicensed
in
section of Ha-
gun-carrying
char-
car
owners
not
having
gun
Rodiguez,
charges
police
37, of
Hills, still stands.
said
were
drop-
yesterday,
27, of Barrio Obrero, story and admitted :
and black tags on their old plates. They have instructions to ticket all
Benitez
weapons
when
the
case
was
his
and
Beni-
including those people who have} already sent through the mails for}
Miranda changed his story, police said, during interrogation
the tags and are waiting for them.|
py Assistant District Attorney Francisco Agrait Oliveras. The shooting took place near
RB
that
AT
(Continued From Page 1) the
Soviet
Union
Benitez’s
store.
da
at
the
in
RB-47
was
international
rejected|
Arctic
:
shot
waters
.
in
a
Soviet Foreign Minister A. Gromyko handed U.S.
D’Affairs in
Moscow
dibility
Edward
Freers
challenging
of
the
down|
were
station
.|
a note
American
cre-
plane
r story Aon the grounds that Washington had spread fabrications about the U-2. Moscow has contended that the
plane,
an
deliberately
Air
flew
Force
RB-47
over
Soviet
territorial waters on a spying| mission. The State Department) has vehemently
denied
ing
was
imstead
it
this, say-
shot
while over international 30 miles out at sea. Mrs.
Marta
Riera
as
down
waters,
committee-
odds
incident
marched
the
Andrei Charge the
said
2 him
over
in
Miranda
at
to
gunpoint
: with
; stealing
Benitez’s store. Last. Frid
as
the
the
tiday
ce
placed
men
shot Poli-
and
ing,
paying,
ing
such
handlers
been
completed
with
the
aid
of
a Sikorsky helicopter, the P.R. Water Resources Authority reported.
and
50
miles
of seconda-
Program
at
Bookkeeping
Blending the past
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Land
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case
Mayol
exchange
proposals
will be received up to October 31, 1960 by the Forest Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture, for a tract of Government-owned land comprising approximately twenty seven
(27)
acres
located
Sabana Llana, Rio Piedras, the top of the ing southward
Ward
Municipality of Puerto Rico, at ridge and slopfrom Urbaniza-
tion San Martin mandante
in
and El Co-
custodians,
in
Proponents must offer land of at least equal value acceptable to the Forest Service and adjacent to the boundaries of the Luquillo Experimental Forest (Caribbean National Forest). Additional information may be obtained from the Leader, Tropical Forest Research
Center,
P.
O.
Puerto
&
store,
‘Nazario
against
issue
Box
Rico.
577,
Co.,
are
all
involves
owner
San
11,
issued
Los
a
of
“Los
Juan. hardthe
store
an _
injunction
Muchachos
on
Dec.
1958.
Establishes
Precedent
In writing decision, Judge
the sustaining Bailey Aldrich
noted that while the Fair Labor Standards Act has been in existence since 1938, no legal precedence
has
ever
been
establish-
ed on this time. Thus, after 22 years, the Los Muchachos case provides such precedent. Heart of the company’s appeal its contention that over 75 cent of its orders were for
retail and that Los Muchachos came within exemptions of the act. On this point, however, the Boston court again agreed with the
Federal
district
court
here
that orders for contractors—sizeable at Los Muchachos—fell within the category of wholesale orders which account for more than 25 per cent of the company’s
business. In this respect, the appeal, said Judge Aldrich, is thus without merit.
KENNEDY (Continued ago
“I
saw
From imside
Page this
1)
man
the
steel of strength.” Johnson
racetrack.
Rio Piedras,
check-
warehouse
with FDSA violations in not paying its warehouse help and others in accordance with Federal minimum hourly and overtime rates. Following a hearing, Judge Ruiz
was per
~
and
and
plus
charging
Rural Electrification a cost of $492,724.
REGISTER
recording
goods,
ware
rural electrificabenefiting 1,889
time
are
are thus coverLabor Standards
Twenty-five tion projects
ry lines were installed under the
CASH
shelves
in interstate
a
voltage
eeeeeeeaneeseseasee
the
subject to Federal minimum wage rates and regulations. The
SERVICE
M. T. VELEZ Directress
on
engaged
complaint by the U.S. Labor Department in San Juan against
woman. The authority used the heliDurhamites are advancing Vic-. copter in carrying out the protor Gutierrez Franqui and Mrs. jects during May and June, acJean Whittemore. cording to the authority’s exe. cutive director, Rafael V. Urrutia. SALES Forty-three miles of primary /
placed
Muchachos,”
have
belong-
Benitez.-
A.
record
Miranda
question
Copter To Speed Work families
Bethe
Act. This means, that office help and telephone operators order-
Water Authority Using
in
The
at
© after in
commerce—and ed by the Fair
from
weapons-carrying .
to
gun
considered
police
two.
Miranda
station the
are
¢
ie
attacked
assault.
resulted when
RULING
charged
clashed again. Benitez was in the chest and arrested.
was
(Continued From Page 1) in Boston, is that employes handling goods up until the time they
year-
5 jewelry
nitez
ed
Benitez
and
Benitez
felonious
charge
said
ori-
a
which
of
latter police
| ginally that Benitez and Miran-
President Eisenhower’s argument | 9jq that
Police
charges.
charge
changed his the gun in:
not
possession
freed in $4,800 bail on the two gun charges and an additional
tez’s.
them,
weapons
charges against him when Miranda—who gave himself up after the shooting—said the gun he used,in the shooting belonged to Bénitez and that he had taken it from Benitez during a scuffle. Benitez denied owning the gun. Miranda, who was not injured, was freed in $4,000 bail on
the other man involved in the incident, Ismael Miranda Colon
begaa:carrying a creckdown on Police cars not the new loday red
-
WHISKY
two
Summit
The
without
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS ADDING MACHINES SLICING MACHINES
SCOTCH
Pefa
incident
yesterday -
there | M-200
s
Mrs.
eer
of
The only smiles in t! > area were | 8€8
P.M.
SATURDAY MORNINGS: Typing—Filing CLASSES STARTING SEPTEMBER 6 Tels. 7-1155; 7-2273
ceeoeeeer
a shooting
the Martin
relatives put to such advantageous
ACCOUNT
Afternoon
Grade—Commercial—
in
ers, children, and other assorted/ tg Rey last Friday; was exone-
TYPIST Sr.
A jewelry store owner, involv-
er Jorge
meeting, the odor of Commonwealth perfume generally prevail-
718
the lines and
ingenious
them
nanza.
noon Jackson mind.
facilities.
933
of
helped
welcomed by the powerful Durham group. Ironically, the showdown between the two warring factions could
Butler.
lable at Real Hermanos, Fortaleza 300, San Juan, Telephone 3-2338. - Investigate our Rental-Purchase Plan-our Credit
string
But an additional charge of felonious assault against jewel-
chairman
and Equipment: Marchant Caleu-
lators, Totalia, Addo and Everest adding Machines; Rex Rotary Duplicators; Pho tocupiers All kinds office furniture avai-
Terms
sides will calling a
F. Kennedy but he was asked to take over as national committee
813
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the
This year Jackson was passed over as a running mate by Democratic Presidential candidate John
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Murray
syYs-
all types
as
ritories Subcommittee ministered a severe
sike
INTER-COMMUNICATION
TEMS.
reluctant
Commonwealth’s
reconditioned,
stories
special convention in Puerto Rico. Such a recomendation would be
was
will
month
EQUIPMENT
CABINETS,
as
Henry
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is
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convention credentials committee to rule for one side or the other. The outlook is that the issue will be turned over to a subcommittee
SERVICE [Television
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(Continued From Page 1) mind and strong of nerve. They
Indications are that the commit-
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From Page 1)
respective national and women.
GOWNS
gowns, party and
Gun Charge Against Jeweler Dro pped; Weapon Wasn't His
LICENSE
CLASSIFIEDS BRIDAL
July 16, 1960
unity, based
appealed
for
national
for an end to divisions on regions, religions and
races.
He said“the Democrats in their 1960 convention have ‘forged new strength for the Democratic party and for the nation.” “At the threshold
the
51-year-old
convention
has
of a new
Texan closed
era,”
said,
“this
the
door
on the things which have divided Americans in the past. “We have stepped across—boldly—into what -I believe will be a new day of hope and harmony for all Americans—regardless of
religion, race, or region.”
|
Ee
7
ui 2hy
Convention Notes lk By ‘WALTER STAR
LOS tion
Correspondent
ANGELES—The
of
Sen.
probably
PRIEST
Convention
Lyndon
B.
a big Commonwealth
another
the
Puerto
nominaJohnson,
mutter
booster, as
who
for
or
the Fernos-Murray bill, in recent session of Congress. .,
the
themselves.
@ member of the }law firm in
¢
a staunch supporter of Johnson for the vice presidential nomi-
Park.
nation.
booted
Felisa yor
he
San
Gautier, said
Ma-
that
to
both
originally
campaign
for
Democratic
Kennedy
among
Puerto Ricans living in mainland cities. Both Puerto Rican factions of the Democratic party immediately
began
preparing
for
a
new
battle before the National Committee
Democratic for control
of
Rico
the
island
Puerto
party.
The Benicrats submitted Orlando J. Antonsanti, national committeeman
Marta
from
Puerto
Rico,
and
Riera, national committee-
woman, while the Mufocrats, headed by Richard Durham, sub-
mitted Victor Gutierrez Franqui and Mrs Jean Whittemore as delegates. Indications are that the Democratic
would
National
be
struggle
shy
Kennedy.
judging
accreditation
;
conceded::she
would
bly
help
campaign
cause
in
she
is a genuine
Democrat. that
a
;the
She
SGT. CARLOS
Benicrat
victory
in
horrible
the: Democrat
for
be
PONCE—Sgt.
Jr.,
however,
struggle,
the
ty.”
She
refused
thought
and
under
to
say
Gov.’ Mufioz similar
what
she
might
By
circumstances.
on business later this year.
The
Impressed By Education visitor was impressed —and
“hate
alarmed —at the scope and pattern
last
month says Chinese officials are cocky. “What alarmed me most was the fact their swaggering overconfidence was based to a large extent on ignorance,” he said,
of
United
in Korea
fight
us
and
again
beat them again.” The Chinese Communist
war
that
would
didate
he
said.
Soviet.
have
YORK
have
a.
events,
be
Josefina
Coronado.
They
is.” whom
casually on _ buses, i the street were
Union.
Russians
in the
;
At
midnight
work-
De
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i
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Pickup
ond
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or
TEL. 7.1909 aunt
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mile
to
the
Federal
Housing
The Information Office of the College of Agriculture and Mechenical Arts reported that with the total
payment
cost
of
of
the
$35,000,
the
building
was
$354,000. The
Darlington
will
be
used,
after reconditioning, as a dormitory for professors and students at the college. Commercial space will also be available.
Difference Of Opinion SALEM, Ore. (#— When the official tally was made on votes for Republican Party chairman in Oregon, it was found that 757
candidates
got votes.
“Tt was strictly a write-in contest, no names being on the ballot.
Three men office and ballots. But their support
made a race for the divided some 29,000 2,406 voters divided among 754 others.
ST. CROIX AIRWAYS, INC. Charter Air Taxi Continental US All
Islands of
Ward Mrs.
Little
neck
[by
Tytus,
On-And-On
and now packing only 113. Other candidates includes Charles H.
Wacker
III’s
Clandestine,
BILL
121;
Fred
W.
Hooper’s
Entry
of
Alhambra, 113; and Olymar, Alamode Farm’s Mail Order Kerr Stables’ Top Charger.
114; and
period
of
Miami
to
the
American golf ball if he ih to do well in the PGA Championship. The Masters and U. S. Open champion, visiting here with relatives
while
en
route
to
his
home
at Latrobe, said that for this reason he is passing up the Western Open
in Detroit.
Palmer cond
last
in the
week
British
finished Open,
Caribbean
a
trip
to
se-
playing
France
only
to
find he wasn’t eligible for play in the French Open, Palmer returned to the United States. Before ing for his home he said:
“I’ve and
got
I’ve
a house
been a
full
little
just got to get some pect
to
do
justice
larger ball. _ His schedule hibitions in
leav-
of
tired.
I’ve
rest if I exto
I’ve got to get back
the
PGA.
to playing
the
3rd-$2,800;
S.
Open
form
the
on the
Blancard NEW
YORK
S.
Reinstated (#—The
New
Yo make room for catcher Wilmer Shantz
the
f. 260
Beau
Miss
Kee
5.50
Ala Roman, El Miura also
3-yrs;
Cayayo, ran.
6 f. (Imported)
(Landrau) Bel
3.10 3.10
5.10
3.00
(Ayala)
2.90
Time: 1:141)/5. Casualita, Pincel, Linda Herod, Lunsford, Maritza, Cornea, Salvaje, Talaran, and Moyeto also
Malas ran.
Noches,
4th-$1,550; clmg ($2,500); (Native) Penolana (P.G. Diaz) Istaracho (F. Rivera) Time:
1:30.
Citadel,
Kafu,
Pecosita,
Gemelito,
and
Baby,
4-yrs-up;
Toreador, also
f. 9.30 5.90
Poidin,
Mariangie,
Aboukir
7
21.60
Candida,
ran.
Sth-$1,300; clmg (1,200); 4-yrs-up; 6 f. (Native) Ernestito (Reyes) 9.30 4.90 Curandera (Cordero Jr.) 3.60 Time: 1:18. Capitan, Bochinche, Trueno, Ceprtinela, Elsa J., Don Ramon, Aristides, Don Faelo, and Querencia also ran. Aladino lost rider. Triguena stayed in the gate. 6th-$2,000; alw; 3-yrs; Comisionista (Cordero
Complot Time: Fe,
Guanajibo.
Generala,
Camille
7 f. Jr.)
(Valdes) 1:2825. Costa Miss
Norte,
Sayonara,
2.60
Chino,
Pesetera,
Lucky,
also ran
(Native) 3.60
Prestigio,
4.60 La
Mavi.
and
7th-$1,550; clmg ($4,500-$5,000) ; 4-yrs-up; 11/16 m. (Imported) 21,20 10.10 Barbalin (W. Rodriguez 11.10 Moslen Prince (Valdes
_ Time: Sempre, and
1:492.5. Brandy
Sonajero, Sr. Martinez, Wine, Benaber, Acro
Blancor
also
ran.
Handle—Pooel $46,399.02; 521; daily double $16,572.
mutuels
$47,-
$110,492.02.
COLOR?
&
York
Yankees have announced the reinstatement of catcher John Blancard, who went on the disabled list June 9 when he underwent an abdominal operation. to
6
8.10
three U.
golf circuit. e**¢
alw;
Irish
Total
tournaments
Rivera)
Time: 1:062/5. Lady Eternal, and
tle and then final preperations for the PGA, which with the Masters
U.
Page)
4-yrs-up;
Crisol (Cordero Jr.) Newhurst (Landrau)
polis,
prestige
(F.
Back
($5,000).
ported)
calls for rest, exr and New Cas-
and
From
clmg
Buena Ficha (Cordero Jr.) 3.20 Time: 1:15 15. Cristalina, Mi Favorita, Sifu, and Excalibur also ran. 2nd-$2,650; alw; 4yrs-up; 51/2 f. (Im-
(®—Arnold rest and aj
readjustment.
(Continued 1st-$1,250; (Native)
Palmer To Rest COOPERBURG, Pa. Palmer says he needs
HARTACK
RESULTS
115;
E. B. Johnston’s Fleet Nashrullah, 122; Clairborne Farm’s Ducne,
cluded
Administration.
previous
Willis’) a
Arch and
with a smaller ball than United States golfers normally use. . Following his travels, which in-
children.
for the purchase of the Mayagiiez Darlington
D. by
who
knowledge
of world
three
and expert shoe repair service. We
heels (alt ee.
honor,
UPR Pays Balance On
start
But they can be rallied by party leaders. at a moment’s notice. The traveler was in Peiping during a mammoth anti-American
out
this
by a board of ofbrigade. The can-
must
former
met showed how incomplete _ their
rk —
repairs
has
The University of Puerto Rico has paid the balance of $319,000
I ;
L
en
of the
Guard.
a civic leader in his- locality; have a 100 per cent’ attendance record; and fluency in the English language. Clavell is a Ponce post office clerk. He is married to the
education.
‘They
for
derstanding
Red Chinese officials showed ers started ‘stringing up red ignorance of basic historical facts. lanterns. By: morning portable Several claimed the Allies launch- public latriney had been set up ed the second front in Europe along the rate of the planned only after Soviet troops had reach- “‘spontaneous’* demonstration. By ed Berlin. Others were just as midafternoon. ynore than three milsure that U. S. forces, and not lion people Were massed in the Russians, had cleared Manchuria city’s main sqpare and the arteries of its industries at the end of leading to it. World War II. . The word “mausoleum” meanAll of them seemed firmly to believe the United States started ing a stately! tomb, comes from the Korean War. the Mausoleym at Halicarnassus, The visitor spent a month visit- an ancient Greek city in Asia ing Peiping, Tientsin, Shanghai and Canton. He asked anonymity Minor. It is; one of the Seven because he expects to visit China Wonders of ithe World.
We
Battalion
National
of
Mayaguez Darlington
that and
demonstration;
A complete
Company
system twisted
one finds amdng
Of History
NEW
Ge-
of military facts and a good un-
friendly but showed none of the curiosity about the outside world
accept
other less populated countries. Ignorant
Yo,’
he talked trains and
will
wipe
Communist
The ordinary. Chinese\with
without question Mao Tse-Tung’s thesis that Red China, with its more than 600 million people, can survive the devastation of a nuelear
the
molding the human mind at the age of 2. And the products of this education
if they
we
Chinese
you
picture:
States
to
Tank
Rico
are examined ficers of the
“You see nurseries and primary and secondary schools everywhere
He kept hearing from Chinese officials the line “We beat the want
with
beaten
.
this
First
eandidates
again
giving
stationed
Priscilla
Clavell
Different units of the Puerto Rico National Guard submits
do
ROY ESSOYAN HONG KONG (®—A Westerner who was in Red China during the
Swaps’
week of the six furlong Memorial in 1:09-1/5
Year.
the
Handicap
expected to face Internationally in the Quipoise. Among them are Calumet Farm's Eccentric, OnAnd-On at 122 pounds, winner last
JR.
been chosen the Outstanding National Guardsman of the
par-
Says Officials ‘Cocky’ campaign
Carlos
Headquarters
Puerto
be
Visitor To Red China America’?
34,
neral
the
“would
CLAVELL,
National Guardsman Of Year Selected
proba-
accreditation
Toboggan
128 pounds. colt matched
Memorial at Washiggton Park. From seven to nine rivals are
working
said,
first
It was
record as a 3-year-@ld last season in winning the Warren Wright
Benicrats were recognized by the Democratic National Committee.
She
furlong
toting The
She jndicated that she
would stump.jbarrios in New York “if it is necessary.” Asked if Gov. Mufioz would campaign for Kennedy actively, she said “Tm sure he will.” Dona Felisa showed reluctance to campaign, however, if the
Committee
from
for
six
factions
split
home
Park.
Intentionally’s only start this year and he was an easy winner of the
she
of would urge Pyerto Ricans with relatives on the mainland to to them in support of| party from Puerto Rico promised write Meanwhile,
the
Intentionally
June 29 at Belmont
de
Judn,
Glance
Aboard will be Bill Hartack, who
2
Rincom
of
A
CHICAGO, (AP)—Brookfield Farm’s Intentionally, co-holder with Swaps of the world mile record of 1:33 115, had drawn top weight of 126 pounds as the early favorite for today’s $50,000 added Equipoise Mile at Arlington
and Mu-
foz on insular policies, was also
s
At
Intentionally Draws 126 For 50 G's Equipoise Mile
until
decide
Washington, old, Fortas, Porter, and advisor to Gov.
was_instru-
se
Rieans
Abe Fortas, Commonwealth
mental in bringing the roof down on the
conyention,
* % 2
vice presidential tandidate was seen as giving Gov. Mufioz a solid tie with a possible new Democratic administration. Johnson was picked over heavy favorite. Sen. Henry Jackson, ef Washington,
Sports
would Jeave the matter
for
1960
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CARMONA’S EL COMANDANTE RATINGS
Paret Looks For New | Weekend Sports Public Show Of Yearlings Rivals Among Middles TODAY Basketball
(AP)—Benny (Kid) Paret is looking NEW YORK for new worlds to conquer, but not necessarily at the risk of
his
still
glittering
welterweight
crown.
The Cuban buzzsaw knocked out Garnet (Sugar) Hart of Philadelphia Tuesday scheduled bout, Nager
10-round
change
and immediately his maManuel Alfaro began
Mentioning or
names
of
ex-champion
as
night in the sixth round of their
overweigth*
an
for
champion his
der
or
Carmen he
tiger.
Basilio said,
finished
an overweight
as
match,
“I'd
an
adding:
“In
of course.”
Alfaro said Paret would go to Puerto Rico for a two months’ rest, and mentioned Paret would defend his title against Frederico Thompson in the Garden, Oct. 15 It
was a heartbreaking defeat Hart, who had dreams of
for
stopping
the
demanding came in at
Cuban a
and
the like
to
said
later.
to be made
better next time. I just a mistake, that’s alt.”
in
every
of
When
Hart
ret came fury, and
ed
out
did
back Hart,
22
ret I much
ever saw,” better and
when
he
from
Don
a
won
his not
The end came stepped
back
previous
op-
encouraged
by
abruptly:
from
a
best
Pa-
he said. “He’s stronger than
the
welter
title
were
en-
officials
of 4,425 paid $10,244 night, and a Tuesday that. had
Garden become
Conn
rounds
fights, te a Friday
had
Agnello Paret.
had The
Paret
it
had and
p.m.
one
round
In
a
10-round
at
Ponce,
a’ i 3:00 p.m. Horse Show Yearling show at El dante, 10:00 a.m. El
Time
Post
San
MeRio
Road).
Basketball German*at San
Juan,
7:30
45 37 37 30
38 39 39 48
542 487 487 385
4 8% 8% 16%
48
B77
17
semiwindup
Rico
Jo-
won
over Guy SumAla., in a slug-
K. City
29
Today’s
Baltimore cage
(Fisher
(Brewer (Herbert York
troit
5-7)
Washington
5-1)
(Grant
NATIONAL Larker,
at 3-1)
Los
U. S.
Fran.
40
38
513
8
36
42
462
12
Phila.
34
47
420
15%
Chicago
30
46
395
17
Angeles
Pitts-
5-5). at
St.
1-0).
(Pizarro
52)
(Roberts
at
5-7),
Smith,
320 315 313 311
Runnels,
Power,
321 320
317 ‘
Cleveland
Cleveland
305
York
.303
Piersall, Cleveland HOME RUNS
301 .
York
27
Lemon,
Washington
21
Francisco
18
Mantle,
New
20
Cepeda,
San Francisco
17
Colavito,
Mathews,
Milwaukee
17
Held,
76
RUNS Maris, New
68
Gentile,
64
Skowron, New York
56
59 55
Minoso, Hansen,
53 51
RUNS BATTED Banks, Chicago Aaron,
Mays,
Milwaukee
San
Francisco
Cepeda, San Francisco Skinner, Pittsburgh
IN
York
Detroit
15
that
extra aging
makes,
Baltimore
Chicago Baltimore
A
Blend
8,
DAVILA “La
12 years
Dist. Co. »N. Y.-C. HERMANOS, INC.
Casa
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old
to El
112 108
be
caught.
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vastly
($3,550);
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improved,
4yrs-up; 105 105
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
First Lady (Reyes) Camelucha’ (Corchado) Tati (No Boy) Puerto Nuevo (No Boy) Miss Marga (Quinones) Ma. Del Carmen (No Boy) Mr. (No Boy)
103 110 112 120 106 115 112
9
One
112
Dollar
(No
4th-$18.400;
RIAL
Boy)
STAKES;
MUNOZ
RIVERA
2-yrs;
§
Nalon
MEMO-
6 f. (Native)
1
Rio
3
Princesquillo
4 5
Rio Negro (Corchado) Charm (No Boy)
16 113
6
Take
113
2
(Landrau)
Carambola
7 8 9
It
116
(Ayala)
116
(Valdes)
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(F.
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Rivera)
Canaria (No Boy) Fedora (Caraballo) Juan Ramon (R. Maldonado) Cabito
(Matos)
right
113 113 116 116
113 te catch. bound te
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4
Gonzalo
3
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7 8 9 10 ll 12 13 14
F.
II
Vadis
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120
(Bravo)
120
(Caraballo)
108
Borken (Latorre) Marmol (R. Maidonado) Louvre (No Boy) Bocina (Iglesias) Nagir (No Boy) Pichincha (R. ‘Colon) Tarugo (No Boy) Brother Jive (No Boy)
120 114 120 108 114 103 114 114
SUBSTITUTES:
59
1A 2
Tuckaroe (No Boy) Yankee Blade (Alicea)
114, 114
Norteno
107
(Correa)
a oul
114
(L.
Pizarro)
104
9
Tutungo
il
Disgysto
114 14
Domin (Corchado) D. (Valdes)
114 110
Su Novia (No Boy) Credencial (No Boy) Civica (L.R. Velez) Lovely King
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¢
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Bey)
Best Story (No Boy) Forever (No Boy)
3
a
HALVORSEN BEARINGS (0.
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($1,200);
)
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Bushings
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Plantaje it.
Louvre figures te take lead and hold it, Canastota fast cleser, may catch Louvre im fimal yards. Gonzalo F. H dangerous
17
Cleveland
BATTED York
Tigre
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6
310
20
San
do
Sth-$1,550; clmg ($2,000); 4-yrs-up; 6 £. (Imported) I Canastota (Cordero Jr.) 106 2 Landiover (No Boy) 114 3 Topsy (P.G. Diaz) 108
321
Boston
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5
be
328
Chicago
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LEAGUE
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308
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LEADERS
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the
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Cincinnati
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519 513
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116
116 ie
SUBSTITUTES:
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613
810)
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sharp im last. may surprise.
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113
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116
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38 39
301
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public
41 41
304
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44
340
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31
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It Easy, at El Co-
The
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Milwaukee
Los
Chicago Milwaukee
will
year.
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RUNS
1960
(Matos)
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Los Angeles St. Louis
Pittsburgh Angeles
17.
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Coronation
show
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to
Louis
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STANDINGS
Skinner,
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the
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Chicago
out]
as
One
Preguntes
proved.
this
burgh
at
No
Laureen
6Stes Tres
such
Tromphe
the
4
invited.
LEAGUE
Angeles
St.
and
in
LEAGUE
Francisco
Cunningham,
Schenley’s imported O F C js the only 8 and 12 year old
Ascot.
de
Philadelphia
Clemente, Pittsburgh (Groat, Pittsburgh Adcock, Milwaukee White, St. Louis
_Schenleys
at
Chicago
De
63).
MAJOR
|
Chi-
6-5).
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Cleveland
at
5-7) at Kansas 3-9), night.
(Turley
San
Cup
Pitts.
5-4).
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Mays,
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mandante
Games
(Baumann
Boston City
de
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card
July
5 piantaie (P.G. Diaz)
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Twenty
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best
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be
is
556 557
5
full brother to Take a two-year old winner
ter, 9:30 a.m.
600
Thinki
ull
the annual event a chestnut son of Ardan
Also
33 35
two,
1.
II,
and
the
Longchamps
30
and
weep
i first
:
World championship elimination tournament at Star Bowling Cen-
AMERICAN
War
classic
Bowling
MAJOR
.
Priam
Possibly
i in
p.m. and Bayamon at Rio Piedras in the second» game. Both games. at Sixto Escobar Stadium.
New
imported
Cap,
3:00 p.m.
Ashburn,
Now
;
Borinquen,
Rivera race).
Sunday,
Maidens; 5 1st-$1,700; alw; 2-yrs; the Association, Breeders’ co f. (Native) show will include sons = ert iis, ‘Girdss seas wit, daughters. of such establish 1 Famosa (No Boy) 113 113 stallions as Battle Morn, Ardan,|1A Perla Del Sur (Alicea)
Coman-
Herse Racing Comandante Racetrack,
Ri-
Puerto
the
by
Lovely Ruler (6th Race)
CARMONA
Rico.
Puerto
Sponsored
43 44
The
Canadian
a.m.
45
ging match. The welterweights previously had battled to a draw.
OLDEST FINEST CANADIAN
10:00
in
kind
its Alta
Cleveland Chicago
of Puerto
a split decision lin of Pritchard,
Base-
New York
even.
se Gonzalez
judge, will pre. stateside show side over the event, the first of
ball) Vega’
“ LONGSHOT
well-known
Finney,
Humphrey
Baseball Superior Amateur
(Finals
am.
10
at
SUNDAY
BET
' Dorothy Best . (7th Race)
and 15 fillies will be held at El Comandante tomorrow starting
Maya-
it four to judge Joe
three
Associated
ahead,
had it three and one, Paret, with
ex-
2
at
his ecard.
to one, on
Judge Joe Eppy one, Paret, also,
Paret
quick
the
Jordan.”
Referee
Pa-
guez,
elimination
fixture.
four
with redoubled who had knock-
of
ponents, was this habit.
connect,
Olympic
BEST
eolts
16
of
show
yearling
A
Piedras-Carolina
this
Slated Here
German,
Track
is
152%
night
slugging match which saw the two stand toe to toe in vicious exchanges. Paret kept in close, and usually kept Hart from unlimbering his big guns
San
“At
couraged by their experimental summer show without television.
He for
but he made round
sure
at
The $18,400 Munoz morial Stakes (4th
night at levised,
close
again,”
be
p:m.,
p.m.
Hart’s manager, for the winner.
He was behind on the cards of both judges and the referee it
him
“I'd
Quebradillas 8:30 j
8:30
Stadium.
Marty Stein, had only praise
Paret
the end came,
fight
Santurce,
over-
Hart
A crowd on a hot
when
an
count.
Garden
then
fitle match. 15344 to 152%
over
went down and didn’t quite make it by the time referee Mark Conn
“We're interested in Ray Robinson, Gene Fullmer, Paul PenOpponent,”
shot
hand right which caught the Philadelphian on the button. He
middleweights
opponent
and
at
Escobar
ae
Ponce
Sixto
(Laureano)
Ruler
(No
(No
Arthur
Boy)
(W.
Dell (Na ITUTES:
B.
Critico
(1.G.
109 114 109 110
Boy)
14
114
Rodriguez) Boy)
Ramos)
(Iglesias)
(Ne
110 114
.
114
104
Boy)
114
Ardistan (No > 117 Pepe D. back from vacation in top shape, one to beat, Tutungo in good form, one te fean Veneno-Best good chance.
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clmg
($3,500);
Stery
entry
4-yrs-up;
(Imported) L Clave de Oro (No Boy) 2 Dorothy’s Best (No Boy) 3 Le Zumba (Quinones) 4 Eldumeno (Na Boy) 3S
El
6 7 8 9
Klebby (A.D. Ramos) Barbalin (No Boy) Salwa D. (No Bay) Denzil (No Bay)
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Yesterday
Stickball And Lotteries
and Today
By Peter Anderson Bert the bartender, who operates a dark and narrow but pleasant saloon in Santurce, was asked to talk baseball with a cash customer. “Baseball,” said Bert, “is no longer a ganie. It’s a study in statistics. A guy can’t talk baseball unless! he knows the names and numbers of all the players and- the ERA of every pitcher in both leagues.’ Bert may have a point, but if baseball is statistics-conscious so is almost every sport, game and diversion, including bowling, fishing
and
stick
Nowadays
without. and
guy
fresh
can’t
you
hooked it on And bowlers.
Peterson
Point
‘
ball.
a
telling
16, 1960" '
that
say
he
caught
it took
a
seven- -pound
14 minutes
to land
trout
the
fish,
a Royal Coachman and four peund test line. They. are as bad as the rest. Pinfall, handicaps,
System.
quotations
A
from
tournament’s
the
New
York
score
Stock
beard
looks:
like
Exchange.
Stickball—for these unfortunates who weré ferced to grow in the suburbs—is a mongrel version ef baseball with a
up
breom:’ stick
and
tennis
balis
for ~equipment
and
dead
end
streets or tennis courts fer playing fields. Even stickball has its staticians. One guy hit seven homeruns (over both courts’ fences). and 11 doubles four-hour game.
(over
one
court’s
fence)
in
a
single,
Stick With Chicago Just
a
Baltimore
reminder: didn’t
Yankees’ year, we
We
have
here
chance,
a
that
month
or
Chicago
Roger Maris realizes that he’s may be right on both counts.
Random thoughts: 1. The lottery is a
at
said
a
better
bet
than
amid
the
din
so
would
done
his
the
25
back
that:
win. If.
the
job
for
shots
the
This was a
available
Comandante. 2.
ing
Background
music
of
falling
pins
at
off
the
track,
4. Watch
he
could
outpedal
and
end of this month. page readers know
+; ™
for the beginning
park
in
Hato Rey 5. How many
the
term
“at
at the sports
easily
This is one of the new, com-
the
golf
said
that
Dorado’s
yards.
Rusty agrees
Yet,
the
Gilbert,
with
professional
but
is
meaning
sure
carry
Usually—if
with
the
more
of
course
club
in
of
town
plays
two
only
64
7,000
yards
on
at. Dorado,
says
he
over;
professional not
was
probably
measures
says Gilbert, “that there
I couldn’t
who
course
course
resident
Penna
“I know,” that
ball
No Cinch
Penna,
back,
or 6,500 the card.
outmaneuver.
of construction son the new
Dorado
weeks
“El
stumps?”
: Toney
of
fortable and airy stables constructed by “El Comandante.” Their maintenance costs the track more than $100,000 a year.
Day Race. Those few drivers that a San Juan bus driver couldn’t scare
tracks,
before the opening Comandante.”
bowl-
alleys borders on the fatuous. 3. The Metropolitan Bus Authority would do well to send representative to the next Indianapolis 500-mile Memorial
a
stable at one of
the old San Juan
the
reagon.
are holes I can reach here in
Florida¥
‘has been‘ measured :gccurately—therne
are only two reasons for holes to play “short.” One is thin air at high altitudes (such as was present at Denver for the Open)
or fairways on
the At
rado’s
burned
out
for
lack
of rain.
back
tees,
regardless
of
the
course’s
Of Ships And We ly
received
working
San
case
is present
a
bringing
next
season.
story
about
an
Leith San
Planes.
from
Bob
Leith
International
said
Juan’s
consolidate’
that
rather
the
than
weak to
its
who
chances
is ardent-
{League
“Anderson ‘is
territory
Miami
San
Do-
length.
team
all
belts
wet”
to
franchise
save
would
IL
traveling
probably
to
for
lessened
Havana has shifted to Jersey City. The story pointed out that the money- troubled
probably
and
a call this week
towards
Juan
writing
that.
Neither
beautifully groomed Dorado course at 6ea level. any rate, no hacker is going to scorg well from
now
would
expenses,
move
north
Juan.
Leith says that it would cost less than four eents a mile from New York for an IL team to fly here. 4 Leith, who is all but pesitive that the Miami Marlins will open the 1961 season in San Juan, feelj that the IL’s schedule could be 1worked out so that teams would play games im Jersey
City
amd
then
The shipping executive
two-year-old
cost of over a half-mil-
Es-,
Kaew
With
will miss’ the richest | filly
stakes race in Puerto Rico. The Memorial
$18,400 Stakes,
Muiez
te
Sam
Gans be
Cardiolpgo
tomorrow at El Comandante, be
a six furlongs
sprint
twice,
who
provided. to the horse owners rent free,
chow
for}
was
out
N.
second
most modern, sanitary
the
ie the
Cardiologo
the only colt this year Rio
(he Ne
will gro, an impressive winner recently,
for juve-
Juan
Ramén,
winner
most conven-
jent of any race track
of
to;Fedora),
and
in the world.
oto Fedora,
has)}jbeaten
Rio
Rivera|to beat Cardia
Scheduled
accommodat-
lion dollars. These are
flighty,
table Lares colt who set afire local mie Sota racing circles by winning his first] an -affair between seven starts,
dante’?
ing almost 1,000 horses, were constructed at a
Juan.
night
Cardiologo Didn't Enter Munoz Rivera Memorial the
stables at “El Coman-
may not understapd all the intri-
‘beard
oie ae ASS ee te he pat transportation—that’s his business.
Cardiologo,
The thirty-one modern
TOMORROW
[FIESTA HIPICA! ..
PUERTO
RICOS
PRIDE
in his debut
niles bred in Puerto Rico.
and Canaria, @ speedy filly. Others enter¢d in the race ar fillies have been committed to|Carambola,. Princesquillo, Charm ‘start in the 32nd running of the|Take It Easy, Cabifo, and My
event.
Reverie? + 2
ee-<—"
~a
FOR BEST BUYS USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS SS
—=
fe wt a
ls ee
~the San Juan
Star”
STAR
THE
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CARMONA’S PICKS
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—
San Juan, Puerto Rice, Saturday, July 16, 1960
iBucsGoDown,4-1 Before Redlegs
8 PR Juniors Enter
US Tennis Tourney CHATTANOOGA,
(AP)—Eight Puerto Rican
Tenn.
PITTSBURGH
junior tennis players will be in a starting field of some 100 boys and 50 girls in the 11- and 13-age divisions Monday for the first U. S. Lawn Tennis Association Little Bovs
and
Girls
Bob Friend, winner of the first
Two US Gals| Post World Swim
among
De
ing
wiio
Ruuska,
held
also
the
of
ord of 5:40.2. Seventeen-year-old
smashed AAU
Lynn
world
tako
mark
Tanaka
bettered claim
of
of
Miss of
by
Tanaka’s
Don
expects
the
team
to
lose
this
who
last
he “could bad things
have were
the
first
dent
years
al
if
runnerup;
could
middle
(AP)—Baseball
last
night said Vie Power “is perfectly in the clear” after investigating the All-Star controversy over man
Indians’ first base~~
‘If there’s a moral
to all this,”
Frick said, “it’s that Power learned not to make bets, even as a
joke.”
west
No.
for
1
two-
in
years.
WIMBLEDON,
Eng.
(AP)—
Nicola Pietrangeli and Orlando Sirola defeated the British team
Davies
64,
3-6,
and
86,
Bobby
63,
Wil-
yesterday
to lead Italy into the European Davis Cup Zone finals.
Absolved
the Cleveland
Be-
Ohio,
Middletown,
the
sen,
Frick
Irish ‘of
‘\Haly Tops Britain
interview.
Ford
of Bub-
of
in
Commissioner
presi-
Washington, D. and Robin Fry
News
YORK
and
thesda, Md., the C area champ,
of Mike
NEW
Milwaukee
and
double
Phil
The
doubles
victory,
added
to
two singles victories, gave Italy an unbeatable 3-0 lead. At Bastad, Sweden, Jan Erik Lunquist and veteran Svend Davidson won singles matches to give Sweden a 20 lead over France in the other semi-final. Lunquist defeated Pierre Darmon,
6-0,
6-3,
6-1,
son defeated Robert 36, 6-2, 6-2, 63.
WEST INDIA MACHINERY & SUPPLY (0.
WIMSCO
AUTOMOTIVE DIVISION
while
on
him
check
until
is
ISAAC
David-
Haillet, 46,
106,
O”-
8
(AP)—The exploded
for
in three consecu-
to down
eerie Oh Harvey Feud
in
Roger
Harvey
fight
cobar
Stadium
at
on
Sixto
July
22
Eduardo ager
Mafuz,
told
protege
the
was
Logart’s
STAR
man-
that
scheduled
his
to
fight
Wash.
two
inning
and one
ninth.
Ramos, Perry
110
Lee and
000
(8)
41
20-4
and
8 0
Battey;
Romano.
W-Perry
(104), L‘Ramos (5-10). New
led.
Baltimore at Chicago, night game.
“Logart was was the reason
sick and that for the -postpo-
nement,”
said.
Mafuz
Harvey
that,
claimed
at
was
trying
Logart
him. “Pm
meet
very
glad
Logart,”
terday. Both train
at
finally
said yes-
arrived
night the
and
Parks
time
to. skip
I'll
Harvey
fighters
Thursday
the
in
town
they and
will Public
Recreation gymnasium during the week. . The program will present Puerto
and
‘Ricans
Jaime
semi-final
rounder
Rafael
Cruz event.
and
will complete
two
in
Navarro
a six-round Another
six
four: rounders
the card.
favorites
at Detroit, night
game.
Boston at Kansas City, night game se
-NATIONAL
turned
13-horse Irish
silks
Stable,
score a
one
for
race
making
in the red
of Sagner pulled
and
in
field.
Beau,
and
white
in
picking stretch
six-furlong
start here
and
away
a half
tu
length
triumph over the filly, who was four lengths ahead of the pack.
8
LEAGUE 421
The
Milwaukee
000
Phila.
000 003 002—5 100
000—7
9 1
dos-tres
pool
at.
El Comandante yesterday paid $64.30 fer three winners and
75 cents for two. ;
Jose. Luis Landrau victorious three-year
rode the old geld-
ind
$1,600
who
added
some
to
the bankroll of his owner, already the island’s second lead-
ing money Jockey
ever
Harvey last Feb. 14 in New York but the fight was cancel-
York
were still top of the
then,
Pie-
weather.
his second Chase
Rie palace
°
AMERICAN LEAGUE 000 000 000—0
Cleveland
The fans them at the
But
to the
racing
the
NIGHT GAMES
is
one to decide an old feud between the two welterweights.
pleasant
Kee
yester-
at El Comanof some 3,000
Road _
of
his nine victory against six de feats for second-place Milwaukee.
Es-
out
front
Warren Spahn, althought he needed help in the ninth, gained
Promoter “David Marks said yesterday that the Isaac Logart-
turned
hit his 14th homer
slammed
‘em—Miss
Beau—in
day’s feature race dante for a crowd
the
sixth
a two-run
DOUGLAS
Irish
in
Herrera
three-run
or
home
last
for Philadelphia, his 12th and 13th of the year. One came in a
Bel
the Phila- as the two
7-5,
the scoring. Frank
JIM
3-2 pick
night.
Phillies,
of the year with the bases loaded in the fourth inning to set off
LOGART
By It was
dras-Carolina
Braves
runs
Cops Dash who
Win
Joe Adcock
USLTA Ball
in
record
tive innings
is Holmes’
R.
them
PHILADELPHIA
and and
Court
front-running Pittsburgh
\Irish Beau
7-8.
delphia
bock, Tex., New Mexico State champion and Seuthwest Section-
even,” he told the Miami
Power
who
Donald
break
an
Hard
jumped
losing
tallies.
Braves
which states,
Angeles
acting
and
partner;
on
foreseen how going to be,
twe
Florida
currently
never would have touched it. “I didn’t expect to make money but I hoped the operation for
Los
held
all their
Dixie Clay Court champion: Larry Turville, whose father is
the
said
:
other stars in the 11division are Norman
Holmes,
said
bought
Deoember,
of
Among year-old
season.
MacDonald, Marlins
Lutz
he
Kansas
the
in the first inning,
**¢
Titles
of Columbia will be Bob
runs
Toole’s
The younger | = today.
leave
Redlegs
Friend’s
on.
~ending
$125,000
southern
The
of
California champion. Barth is Long Beach Invitational champi-
Sa-
MIAMI, Filia. (AP)—William MacDonald, owner of the last place Miami Marlins of the Class he
will
the
at
was
the eighth inning when Cincinnati pushed across another pair
Jorge
a month
played
for two but
Ca-
for
game
Monday,
pitcher for Pittsburgh.
brother. is. 11-year old Southern}
also
League,
City
top-ranked 13-year old competitor in Southern California and his
2:34.8.
International
All-Star
Roy Barth of San Diego. Bob is
Marlins To Lose $125,000 In 1960 AAA
States
the District Puerto Rico,
and
but
Alberto
Among the top entries, hold championships in 28
for the
2:37.1
Japan
girl
compete
Pasarell,’
Many
200-meters backstroke. Her time of 2:33.5 not only broke the yearold
in the
players
Burke
records
will
now, playing on tournament trail.
rec-
the world, American
championship
Stanley
been
Va-
world
only
Hernandez and Hector Cordero are entered in the 13 and undey competition. The 13-year old players have
Berkeley,
year-old
eight,
boy’s division. Jose Gonzalez,
rrero,
rona of Berkeley, lowered the 400 meters individual medley mark to 5.36.5, winning an inch or so from Syivia
the
the
Ortiz will play in the correspond-
INDIANAPOLIS (A —T young California girls smashed world records yesterday afternoon in the U.S. Women’s AAU swimming
Donna
Santoni,
in the 11 and under group, while Ramon Almonte and Antonio
Marks
championships. Thirteen-year-old
(AP)—The
Pirates dropped their second straight game since the AllStar break last night as bea Cincinnati Redlegs humbled them, 4-1.
Tournament. Dorian
oo
Pirates Drop Another
winner
went
to Angel
with a pair He scored
in
the
year.
second
($3.60)
in
Cordero
of firsts. with Crisol the
half of the The first went
this
honors of the day, how-
and
Jr.
($5.50)
Comisionista
sixth,
the
second
daily double. half of the double
to Ernestito
at a $9.30
pay-
off.
Spahn, Piche (9) and Crandall; Short, Green (6) and Coker. W-
Both Ernestito~and Comisionista were STAR handicapper
Spahn
Emilio
(96). L-Short
HR—Milwaukee,
Philadelphia,
(46). Adcock
Herrera
2
~ (14).
(13).
Cincinnati 200 000 020—4111 Pitts. 000 000 010—1 7 0 O’Toole, Brosnan (8) and Bailey; Friend, Face (8) and Smith. W-O’Toole (7-8). L-Friend (10-6).
The
Carmona’s double
returned
first picks.
(number
2 and
4)
$17.30.
Baby
Face, the Establo Las
Americas
two-year-old
slated
to
fly to Hollywood Park for™the |
Francisco,
$100,000-added Juvenile Cham pionship Stakes next Saturday, has been detained because laboratory tests run on him following
Chicago at St. Louis, night game
Stakes last Sunday were positive. (See RESULTS, Page 25)
Los Angeles night game.
at
San
his victory
in the $12,000
Future
SALES ‘and
SERVICE Roosevelt
Ave.
;
at N.
W.
Telephone 8-0000
15th Street Puerto Nueve
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