The San Juan Star (July 19, 1960)

air Campaign ' Vol. I

th

Sen Juan, Bgerte Rice, Tucoday, July 19, 1960

No. 219

Stresses

10¢ of cars

Danger

tae

Of

CAP

day for all Populars to “re-

spect” Republicans and priests and to conduct the coming political campaign free from “personal insult.”

Of US-Cuba Issue

In

a

i

Cuba Airs | Charges Before UN By MILTON UNITED

N.

Puerto

.

power

would

be

exchange

tense

meeting

took

of the U.N.

rity Council, called at quest of Cuba to air

that

the

U.

S.

had

the

situation

by

and

pointedly

in

to of an

warning

Washington

the

council of the: OAS yesterday approved a meeting of hemisphere foreign ministers to stu-

dy

tensions

Peru

initiated

in

the

the

The council move ed.as directed at

Union, it will

Caribbean. request

was regardthe Soviet

which has servéd notice support. Cuba in its dis-

pute with the United

States.

Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa and U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge were the principal protagonists in the Couhcil

debate.

Roa

told the council the Unit(See

CUBA,

Page

he

21)

HAVANA (AP)—Police used gunfire yesterday to break up Catholic

anti-Commun-

ist demonstration in Havana fol-

lowing mass for victims of the Communists. The High Mass at the Havana Cathedral Sunday turned into a +

not

Popular

before more

the

a

than

Luquillo

Party 22 years ago and Baranquitas.

adversary,

no

is.” “He

that

others,” dez,

not

in

president

ber

that

that

you

of

this must

you But,

does

“Remember

that

when

as

Grave

0

zspeaks at Luquillo Athletic Park.

listens attentively.

(STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)

Sandwiches And Kisses

His wife,

The Popzlar Democratic Party’s 22nd birthday party yesterday at Luquillo was a roaring and ‘gerspiring success. Despite ~4| relemtless sun and a tempera-

lar

spirits.

Populars

ti

While Goy. Mujfioz, the party’s star attrac-

sweating

his

freejy,

“The

speech,

following

an

each

suddenly

Republicans

old

word cried

say

man

they

the

Leader — the Republicans say they have the man — but we Populars have you the Brain.”

spectacular monstration

anti-Communist deag the parishioners

exited

the

into

shouting

The

began

chureh

“Cuba

ancient si,

demonstration

as

the

of

mass

square

Russia

in

the

Brothers

(See POLICE, Page 21)

finger

“Down

at

the

the rear

of

the

park

and

with

Garcia

crowd,

a crowd

(See POPULAR’S,

Page

party in Christian

that

“rejuvenates

itself every day, the hearts of all

and every Popu-

Mufioz

soon

gather-

21)

and

no

tie,

interrupted

his

speech at one point to warn the excited crowd not to shout “down

with

so

and

so.”

“Never say down to the other: always say up with what you believe in,” Munoz preached. In the fight against the mixture of religion with politics, Munoz concluded, “I want to be

the

leader

not

only

of

the

Page

21)

Po-

pular party, but of truth and all the people of Puerto Rico.” Present at the party’s 22nd anniversary were President of the

(See

MUNOZ,

Tad Szulc, Times Correspondent, Held By Police In Havana

Castro Blasts U.S. Aid Plan For Latin American: Nations

HAVANA (AP)—Military agents of the Cuban government yesterday detained two U. S.

ister Fidel Castro

yesterday newsmen

ended

Capuchino

no!”

a

shouting

“You have not learned the lesson. Don’t insult them. . .vote against them.” After Mufioz’ speech, a steel band started banging out compelling calypso rhythms at

and

Mufoz.

have

started

said:

who

closely at

f\

The governor, clad in a white and black sports shirt, dark suit

Méndez.” Shaking

in the. tightly:packed Luquillo Athletic Park, the Populars ran off their party in high good

party

lars.”

ture that mus;thave been close to 100 degrees

deliver

stres

Dangers’

a religious political Puerto Rico. If the

renews year in

Later the Governor embarked on a long appeal to the Populars to conduct the political campaign with “respect” fer the adversary and without “personal insult.” At that point, a group of over-zealous

been

Munoz

Action Party, supported by the Catholic Church, succeeds here, Munoz said, it will bring about “a great suffering for religion and democracy in Puerto Rico,” Munoz also called for a Popu-

Populars’ Birthday Party Is A\ Big, Roaring Success tion,

priests

are talk-

Mufioz repeated in strong language the “grave dangers” of

LUQUILLO SELEBRATION—Gov.

had

they

politics,”

politics they

politicians,”

mean

what

talk

ing

Men-

must remem-

not

believe

not

Statehood

they

sed.

Marin

Garcia

when

talk about

de Mufioz

“does

the

Party, priests.

who

respect

said,

himself.” must respect

Republican respect the

Inés M.

matter

does

Mujfioz

respect “You

Police Gunfire Breaks Up New Catholic another

Populars

a

“all other states” to refrain from aggravating Cuban-U‘S, relations. Meanwhile,

50,000

he said.

Argentine-Ecuadorean resolution to send the dispute to the Organization of American States (OAS),

as

litical

the recharges

approving

spoke at

is

a

estimated

all

under his control will be conducted “with respect to the po-

Secu-

expected heat out

it

be

it

of

sun, heard Mufioz promise that the Populars political debate

a

Policy of economic aggression against the Castro regime.

The Council was take the immediate

that

governor

tell you

at

wants

minds

The happy, enthusiastic créwd, that swelvered under a brilliant

Y.

invoked

the

crowd

mocratic Luquillo

per-

place

he

Athletic Park in celebration of the founding of the Popular De

mitted to establish a beachhead in the Western Hemisphere. The

in

Ricans

The

hour-long

said

incompatible to and a Catholic.”

(AP)—Cuba accused the United States yesterday : of trying to pin a Communist label on Fidel Castro’s revolutionary government. ‘The United States denied the charge, but warned that no

alien

rousing,

Mufioz

“engraved

BESSER

NATIONS,

a

speech,

country,

ed

who

were

questioned

leaving and

the

search-

them. Later one was freed (See TIMES, Page 21)

HAVANA night eras

an

(AP)—Prime

before and

attack

recently

set

the

Min-,sympathies

reappeared

television

last|tin

cam-|

immediately

unloosed|

against

aid

forth

the by

the

United]

toward

revolution.” Castro

plan|United

States for Latin America, calling} it a maneuver “to destroy the

of the people

America

plan

He

was

stated

States’ “a

the

angrily

$500

of

La-

Cuban that

the

million

aid

bribe.”

added, “it is an admission (See CASTRO, Page 21)

( THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, July 19, 1960

WASHINGTON

States

(#—The_

yesterday

tested

United

vigorously

to the Soviet Union

tention

who

of

two

survived

pro-

the de-

American

fliers

an attack on an Air

Force RB-47 reconnaissance plane over international waters on July 1 In a stiffly worded note delivered in Moscow to the Soviet Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the United States demanded release of the two airmen. The note further

demanded

that

a

representative

U.N. Moves To Prevent East- West Congo Crisis Congo Senate Reportedly Opposes

UN Leader Meets With Congo Cabinet LEOPOLDVILLE command to avert stemming threat to

Belgian

(#—The

forces

refuse

to leave

with regard to the downing of the RB-47 aircraft with the known loss

sion.

The

from

Palestine

life

of

of

its crew

tention

at

least

and

of

one

member

the arbitrary

two

U.

S.

de-

Air

Force

a

Soviet

officers

The

note

Doie of July ing

down

The

replied

15 regarding

of

the

Russians

Violated

to

Soviet

Air

the shoot-

Forve

plane.

contended the plane territory.

The United States said the Soviet note failed to contribute anything new and simply reasserted allegations ‘‘which must be known to the ministry to be wholly inaccurate and incorrect.” The two survivors whose re lease was demanded are ist Lt. John R. MckKone and Ist. Lt. F. B. Olmstead

gel

(AP)—Miguel

Quevedo,

publisher

An-

of Bohe-

mia, the largest magazine in Cuba and one of the earliest. and

strongest

supporters

of

Fidel

Castro, has taken refuge in the Venezuelan embassy. He accused Castro of “betraying the revolution,” it was reported today

The

publisher,

Political Sunday, ing he

before

taking

asylum in the embassy wrote a statement saycould no longer serve

broadcast

Belgian

radio

said

the

Moroccans,

in Tanleyville.

Gizenga

mumba’s

in

Lu-

of U.

soldier

flew

to take over

N.

the

Belgian

radio

in

“The

com-

situation

re Wigny

forces.

Ministers

‘is

very

serious,’

emerged

from

faces. None but the foreign Late yesterday afternoon,

Hammarskjold

ed

force

in New

York.

organized

of troops

from

Ham-

the

U.

other

N.

African

nation§ on Security Council orders. About 2,000 of an eventnal force of

possibly

6,000

have

been

flown

in. A Belgian embassy spokesman here said his country’s position was that Belgian troops must re-

main to guarantee whites until there

the safety of were enough

United Nations troops this protection.

to take over

“on the slavery.”

side

of

Many

of.the

treason

principal

They

fled

shortly

before

publish

Bohemia

Quevedo

under

regime.

has

from

come

great

pressure

from

the

He

recently

tried

to

NOTICE The Borinquen Finance Corporation, and }/ Borinquen Finance System Loans,. wish to notify its clients and public in general, that as of June 16, 1960

HERBERT

is no longer President and General Manager of these Corporations. On the same

MR. GONZALO

was named President and General Manager of said corporation.

said

others

Ppidly

as

are

moving

in as ra

possible.

The U. N. force in the Congo may be increased by five batta-

recommend-

matic sources.said yeserday. They said Ireland, Sweden, Yugoslavia, Burma and Haiti

MARVIN NEWPORT,

L.

Eisenhower

of

aljJ

there

Europeans

until

the

ARROWSMITH (AP)—President

yesterday

notified

Senator

John

dy

Lyndon

B.

and

to

supply

national during

from

situation

clarifies.

formally

F. Kenne-

Johnson,

the

both

them

the

agre-

conditions.

informa-

day sent telegrams to both Ken-

cam-

presidential

already

nedy

no

and

Johnson.

said

om

that

they

accept

basis

Central

his running

have

Eisenhower

The

same

offer—and

Intelligence

wil be~ made

an on

in-

presidential

ate

running

and

his

have

been

Republican in Chicago Vice Nixon,

take

top place on cket, already

Veradero

by the hibited

Pier

boat but

out of the stopped

top

authorities. He was profrom mentioning the in-

was

ber

cident in his magazine. Quevedo was a supporter of Castro even during the regime

Batista.

WEATHER FORECAST:

and

San

Juan,

cloudiness

with

showers

and

a

chance of tliundershowers today and tonight. PUERTO RICO and the VIRGIN ISLAN D S—Considerable cloudiness with showers and isthundershowers

teday

tenight. East

to

southeast

to 30

miles

per

hour

selected

when at

the

of

M. get

the Republican tihas access to the

material

the

as

a

National

mem-

Security

Council.

Emergency

Registry

Tuesday, July 19 All Night Pharmacy Fernandez Juncos 1304 Santurce Tel. 3-5169 on

Call Tel. 3-2467 assistance

Night

for

Puerto Nuevo & Dr. Ivan Banueci

M10 Tel.

303 Repto. 6-4283

Duty

Area

Barrie

Obrere

information

Caparra

and

Terrace

Metropolitano Caguas

Dr. Rafael A. Cayey Road Tel. 2817

Jimenez

‘The

at

moon

MOON rises

teday

and set at 3:49 P.M.

waters

of

Puerto

Rico.

89

A.M.

July15 July 23 July31 Ang. 6

cleudy;

partly cloudy.

Los

Angeles,

New

First

Qtr.

Full

71,

diplo-

Hammarskone

forees

battalion

dispatched Congo

so

He

said, however,

gian

authorities

limit

Belgian

that

have

the

Bel-

agreed

military

to

interven-

tion to the security needs of Belgian

nationals,

and

abide

by

ins-

tructions of the U. N. gommander.

The

U.

N.

also

Hammarskjold

was

said,

informed,

that

Belgian

conmmanders

would

impose

strict

on

forces.

discipline

their

One company and one platoon of Belgian troops were pulled out of Leopoldville Sunday, marskjold said. They are

kept

at the

disposal

of

Hambeing

the

Bel-

gian commander to answer calls where no U. N. forces are avail-

able. “Discussions are continuing,” the secretary-general declared “and I shall report separately on developments.”

Powers To Be Tried Aug. 17 For U-2 Flight Francis

1, will

be put

17, it was day.

announced

Powers

is charged

The

on

maximum

Gary U-2 pilot territory

trial Aug. here

yester-

with espionsentence

can

by shooting.

Tass

announcement

said

the case will be heard in an open court session of the lege of the Supreme

Military ColCourt of the

U. S. S. R.

87,

dy; Miami, 88, partly cloudy; Chicago, 82, cloudy; Dallas, 87, partly

Qtr.

by

U. N. to the from Africa.

The Last

partly cloudy; Beston, 77, clow-|dy; Philadelphia, 85, partly cloudy; Washington, 84, partly ciou-

the

be death

at

nations,

Hammarskjold did not indicate whether or not the U.N. had directly asked Belgium to withdraw its troops, as the Congo government has demanded.

age.

p.m.

YESTERDAY'S LOW: 77. STATESIDE: New York,

asked

contribyte

All

May

at 2:39

in

HIGH:

more

European,

Powers, the American shot down over Soviet

vicinity of thundersterm; craft warnings are in effect for the ceastal

been to

MOSCOW

THE

and

12 te 20 miles per hour, occasion25

secret

.

WINDS:

eandid-

mate

Metropolitan

Ponce

the

President Richard regarded as sure to

Dectors

Mayaguez—Considerable

to

National Convention next week.

not through go-betweens. Kennedy at first had proposed

his fishing

Agency—

available

Republican they

the President’s terms that they receive the data personally and

ally

Johnson

se-

top

presidential

and Johnson,

informal the

and

In formally offering the confidential data, Eisenhower yester-

with

security

the

Kennedy

ed to Eisenhower’s

had

by the far are

the information be received on his behalf by his representatives. Eisenhower let it be known that was unacceptable. Sunday night

five

them

jeld

each.

formation—to be supplied by the

mate,

1:13

CORDOVA

Pier-

Ike Agrees To Give Demo Candidates Top Secret Data By

Secretary-General

river and remain

SESESED SS»

date,

The

3500 U. N. troops are now on the soil of the new African country

and

government

is to be held

afternoon.

of

elated

STEINMETZ

this

from

evacuation

Kennedy,

Que-

cuss it. The meeting

lions

minee,

there.

recently

the

paign.

vedo sought asylum in the embassy. They said they plan to join their editor in Caracas and

a

three

tion

York.

Minister

was

Leopoldville.

the

cret

rial staff members of Bohemia, fled to voluntary exile in New

Foreign

report

Technicians will be asked to move to Brazzaville across the

ling

edito-

quoting

continuing.

sent to the U. N. Security Council. He called for an early meeting of the 11l-nation body to dis-

the session with tense, tired minister would comment.

Democratic standard bearers, that the Administration is wil-

and

last, night,

told reporters after the meeting

Bunche also talked by telephone with U. N. Secretary General Dag marskjold

said

are

Hammarskjold’s

from the Congo. The Belgian cabinet met in emergency session yesterday to consider the Congo’s threat to ask for Soviet troops unless Belgian soldiers are withdrawn by today.

Carl Von Horn met shortly after the ses-

Swedish

withdrawal

cable

absence.

Maj. Gen. with Bunche mand

Deputy premier

presided

=

tivities and negotiations on their

said.

was

Antoine

~

UNITED NATIONS, New York W—U. N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold reported yesterday the arrival of 'U. N. troops. in the Congo has had a “salutary effect.” He said Belgium had agreed to limit Belgian troop ac-

Congo

In other developments, African soldiers fired on U.N. Moroccan troops in Thysville yesterday and killed several

of

MR.

(AP)—The

net to discuss the two-week-old crisis. Premier Patrice Lumumba

Bohemia Publisher Quevedo Abandons Castro Regime HAVANA

s

Senate yesterday adopted a resolution opposing Premier Patrice Lumumba’s call for Soviet intervention if Belgian troops refuse to get out of the country. The Senate resolution “opposes the ultimatum... to the United Nations and rejects any eventual intervention of Soviet Russia in the internal affairs of the Congo,” the

by

U.N. undersecretary Ralph Bunche met with the Congo cabi-

of

BRUSSELS

today.

of the U. S. embassy in Moscow be permitted to see them without delay. The new U. S. nole said the United States welcomes the opportunity presented by the forthcoming meeting of the United Nations Security Council “‘to make clear to wor'd opinion the illegality and Frecklessness of Soviet behavior

Belgian sacle

Red Aid; “Africans Kill UN Troops

U. N.

moved swiftly yesterday an international crisis from the Congo's call in Soviet troops if

|

~

U.S. Protests Detention Of RB-47 Fliers

San

Juan:

Fajardo:

Pence: . Mayaguez: San Juan: Fajardo: Ponce:

Mayaguez:

High Tides 5:10 a.m. 5:01

a.m.

4:33 a.m. 4:44 a.m. Lew. Tides @:39 a.m, 0:23 a.m. 9:08 a.m.

6:21 a.m.

The 7:02 p.m. 6:53

p.m.

8:31 p.m. 6:3% p.m.

11:45 p.m. 11:4 p.m. 11:29 p.m.

11:27 p.m.

announcement

referred

to

Powers as ‘‘the American whose aircraft was shot down by a Soviet rocket near Svevdlovsk.” The 30-year-old Powers is accused of spying according to articles of the Soviet criminal code,

Moscow

said.

‘THE SAN JUAN STAR —- Tuesday, July 19, 1960

3

Crying ‘Dictatorship; Mimoso Joins CAP Popular Party Rep. José Mimoso Raspaldo, of Caguas, joined the Christian Action Party dur-

Popular

ing

He charged the Popular Party with having created a “dictatorship” in Caguas and added that

a meeting

square In

at

of that city a

half

held

speech

hour,

the

more

Mimoso

said

public than

a

he

and

were leaving in Caguas by

the the

Sen.

the people’s his will and

AND

CARS

CRASH—This

ran afoul at 6 p.m.

Independent Theater Owners AL

DINHOFER

plan would

A conference of local independent theater owners and film exhibitors was held here yesterday to finalize a plan of opposition to movie house magnet Rafael Ramos Cobian, head of

all

accidents

in

compa-

them

Cobian’s

with

theaters

claim

that

panies

the

“will

major not

film

them about ’rental til after ths films a complete run of land-wide citcuit of

Puerto

Corcelles vo; San

year.

death

has

not

Hipolito

Echevarria

50,

of the

ce,

died

Patio

yet

Friday

Thursday

as

faro

Danielson,

a

of Pon-

result

of

a

accident.

Torre!

They

*

as

a {desperate

stay in business.

verge vie

of

ficial

“We gnd

to

usually

to

eigkt

have

for

up

to

said.

theater

is

coliided

to

Ortiz Pratts died the

hospital

his car with

Saturday

night

after

another near

Ba-

The

officially classified as a fatality is the death of

Pedro Maldonado Velez, 49, whose body

was

near

his

12:45

p.m.

found

home

in

in

Sunday.

the

street

Utuado Police

at spe-

culate he was the victim of a hit-and-run driver, but the case is still under investigation, If judged a traffic fatality, it will mark 210 traffic deaths so far during 1960.

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film is

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Louis

have

the

largest

poten-

at

and Mrs. Melching in San Juan for

before

leaving

for

Popu-

a

iusary,

which

Rep.

spoke

Togo

aa

for

Telephone Company ‘Robbery Reported A

total

peared

of

$276

from

a

in

cash

locked

disap

drawer

over the weekend, an employe of the’Puerto Rico Telephone Co,

to

Inter-

reported to police Ramon Vargas,

yesterday. chief of the

company’s

division

supply

the money was in locked in the desk

will rea_ short

at 722 Hoare St. Santurce, when he left on Friday. Detectives are investigating.

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said

a metal box at his office

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get

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They said process of

-fforts.

Feliu Pesquera than an hour.

Airport.

Films

action. in the

geoup

office

Party

Bank

to take legal they are ajso

~ohesive

Juan,

attached

said after

only old

at a lowey price, the independent exhikitors said they plan the

of San

receptionist

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we

showing

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Annoni

wed-

spe

convention

by the

then

a farmer,

dependence

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local

recently

crowd

by

to

audience.”

In

June

the

state

Caguas,

Annual Public Service Of Lee Optical

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problems

both

exisfés

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films to show on a holiday when there

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the

students.

Last of the Fast Guns, and my theater, the San Rafael is show-

lle a

he

vehicle

way

a

immigration

Mr. main

surprise.

incidents

indicate

Party.

led

since he returned to

to Myrta

national

from

the

“played (July

the

to

a film,

bian

of

New

City.

said.

this time Co-

“Today

ding

a

following

a former

to

‘Paredes said. “By has

as

Most schools start August 8th.

mo-

to wait

months

sometimes

duty

reached

yesterday.

came

York

immigration

two

“behind

Death

Pargdes

ac-

our

Corcelles

Played

celles

the

be

dis-

Immi-

by Russell H.

New

of the

only a month

are on the

closing down

houses:”

six

move”

“We

face,”

on

comment

not

They said‘action is being taken now

and died at-the wheel as he hit a concrete road abutment. cident, Modesto

for

could

S.

NueBoli-

respectively;

example

reported

Cobian

of

engaged

acting

U.

Al-

Santurce; and the Paz, in Hato Rey,

attempting to pass another on Highway 21 near Rio Piedras,

previously

Ruskin

the

the

“Fheater, Puerto Rufael, Yabucoa;

death.

a

Pedro operate

At 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, Pedro Efrain Santos Colon, 18, lost control of his car while

In

H.

York, have been handle the case.

of

of

Transfer

Korngold

to

var and Jevp, Roosevelt and

Portalatin,

section

com-

talk”

Robert

L.

dred theaters. At the meeting were Raul Corcelles, Henry Paredes, Carlos R. Vazquez, Luis Sotomayor, Be-

four due

day

Another

and

Alvin

of films unhave made Cobian’s ishalf a hun-

nito del Castillo, and

the

curbefore

even

Rico, bringing the yearly total up to an official 209 on the 200th of

Attorneys

Protest Scheduling independent exhibitors

aan peeks

rene a>

film

‘major

supply

to

The

been officially classified as due to a traffic mishap, police said. Cesareo Cortes Cortes, 23. of 181 Dolores Santiago St., Hato Rey, died yesterday morning at Rio Piedras Municipal Hospital of injuries received Saturday when he was struck by a car as he was trying to cross a street | Friday in Barrio Obrefo.

Aa

which

they are made available to their houses. The jmeeting was held at the Caribe Hilton Hotel.

Rises To 209 traffic

to

action

rent films and not funnel them

Highway Toll to

force

nies

the Commonwealth Management Corp. The theater owners said they

Police have counted up more deaths this weekend

to take; legal

Melching,

He will be replaced

Declare WarQn Cobian Chain By

W.

director

said

there

act

several

Going To Omaha

held

Morales

to

“dictatorship”

lar

’

there

cited

he

the

back and imposing whims” on his par-

cially during

of

Sola

members

He

gration and Naturalization Service in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands will end his tour of duty here Friday. Melching, officially deputy director, has been transferred to the regional office in Omaha, Neb.

was the! scene at the corner of Eleanor Roosevelt Ave.

aid Fernando Primero St. yesterday as a Puerto Nuevo bus and two cars of each other in bad weather. The accident at the blind corner occurred (Photo by Raul Jiménez.) a

ty’s

joining by

Party.”

started

Director Melching Howard

BUS

ago

were

offered

Action

which

trict

“and

Yidefonso

years

Acting immigration

Ma

Party

“heaven”

Christian

Sunday.

of

his followers “hell created

the

Canton

@

20 Mufioz

Rivera

MAYAGUEZ © 8 Once de Agoste

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, July 19, 1960

as candidates

for mayor

precinct.

Santa

de,

Pedro

Isabel,

Juana

Coamo, have not

tions to mayor.

and

Diaz.

A.

Orocovis and held municipal

select

Alvara-

towns

of

Villalba conven-

candidates

bern

baby

for

At the meeting held Sunday Manuel B. Caballeri and Hector Serrano were nominated candidates for senator for the district.

In

Ponce,

candidate

Catholic

for re-

University

student Carlos Jesus Perez was nominated representative for the first

precinct,

was

nominated

while

Carlos

for

Ortiz

the

second

precinct.

Orocovis

and

Coamo

have

not

selected

their

candi-

dates

for

representative.

Benjamin Franklin noted that, “He that can have patience can have

what

he

whatsit

that

(a

cross

rique

a

between

and The

regime

and

revolution,

for

no

itself has

opinion.

Peronist

been

time

Premier

groups

He

owen. Dex

so far

hasn’t

the

Cuban

who

is

in

Fidel

en-

National

helping ces.

Communist

reported

important

to

abroad,

Arthe

leaders

be

U.S.

an

They

are

said

to

Wooed

be

trying

the

ernment who are still reluctant an moral grounds to join forces with supporters ofthe former Argentine dictator that such a pact

extreme

time will

before

The

economic

ca

could

it

is

shift

which

the Unit-

ed States. be the

Peronists was given last week by were

fully some

persons

familiar

with

and

others

eonferences

had

by

participation

who

that

is being

these who

in them.

planned

in

Havana.

But

he and

his close advisers,

including those now in this capital were said to be under great

pressure leaders

from and

left-wing

from

ficials to agree

Peronist

some

to

Cuban

the plan

of-

and

to “use this great opportunity” to regain power in Argentina.

2,000,000 Blank Votes Much of the success of the alliarice

may

hinge

upon

the

U-S.,

here.

is friendly

to

the

in

Venezuela,

U:S.,

is

left-wing Cuban to

ally

it-

with Cuba. Communist _ officials whose opinions carry weight with the Castro

regime

put

it

this Way:

tes

in

this

hemisphere.”

against the Government’s refusal to let the Peronists seek office. However some of the Cuban leadpolitic

ians, would prefer a pact with Peronists to one with Sefior Peron.

It is said

that these

leaders

feel Peron’s presence in the picture would be disturbing to many in Cuba and elsewhere in Latin

America ial

because

past.

These theories

“humanism”

however,

horse

than

a

much

more

than

his

the stripes is chesthowever, like his

mother.

Together

the three make

a hap-

Dr.

Santos

setative

P.

Amadeo,

of the

Civil

Union

in

terday

he would

election

Puerto board

investigate istian

Rico,

visit

officials Party

toral

administrator,

of

the

and

of

Dr.

Castro’s

the

vaguely

similar Peronist ideas that are

International

“We haven’t had any occassions of it,’ a Pan American

World

Airways

“It ern

ager been

Alberto going

to

by

the

that

they

president

the

election

board

are

union.

throwing

obstacles in the way of their efforts to get registered as a politi-

cal party for the November tions.

Eastman-

Lebron.

“We've

at

100

about

per

cent capacity, but all of our passenger

holding

tickets

ceived seats.” A representative

have

of

Airways said deliberately,’

Trans

by the Civil

Board.

He

re-

“nobody because

added

Aerothat

or

accidentally

something

in

Puerto Rico Director Rafael

misfiles

like

elec-

a

that.”

Ports Authority Durand last week

and

ties Union,” Amadeo said. He stressed that he was not representing CAP but looking into for

out

said.

with EAL

court

rights are being violated and then make a report to the Civil Liber-

complaint

spokesman

isn’t happening Lines,” said

directed his staff to make

of the Commonwealth Board of Elections. “I will talk with them to try to determine if anybody’s civil

their

Airport.

vestigation

Common-

the

major

yes-

rights. justice

three

Liberties

Amadeo said he would visit the chief

for

said today

complaints Action

repre-

the

with

Spokesmen

airlines carrying passengers between here and New York yesterday denied reports that they have been overbooking tickets at

somebody

persons

it

Overbookings

card

CAP has charged that judges and

may be easier to equate the social justice

a

all airlines, “every now and then

of his dietatorsay

by

He has black stripes like his papa and also has an erect zebratype mane and similar ears. His

Complaint Of CAP Rights Violation

Peron’s

protest

Communist

zebra father mother.

nautics

wealth Supreme Court, the courts

ers, including

specimen,

like

it is forbiden

blank

in

is claimed

says, while the loeal wonder resembles his

ACLU To Examine

are being deprived pf their elec-

cast

Miami

more

Caribbean oversells

decision because of his great following in Argentina, which was evidenced in the March Congressional elections by 2,000,000 ballots

one

zoo in Miami.

go-

“With governments allied with us in Venezuela and Argentina, we can box in the United Sta-

These informants said that Pe ron, who lives in exile near Madrid, had not yet endorsed the al-

liance

of

self

responsible

them.

despite

against

considered

groups

some

who back

aid.

phere-wide

account of the talks the Castro regime and

other

zebra, he zoological

for-

his

collapse,

under pressure from elements, including

An tween

between

The

looks

which

guerrila

would serve the best interests of the Cuban revolution in its hemiswith

affinity

said.

The establishment of a proCastro regime in Argentina could affect the situation in Ve nezuela. President Romulo Betancourt’s moderate regime,

to

convince those in the Castro Gov-

contest

mare

a while

When the ‘‘cebrallito’” was bern, it became the second of its kind alive in the world today, Rivero

Should this happen, the balance of power in Latin Ameri-

an

role in bringing about Officials

of

vernment

this alliance.

Reluctant

to

to organize

question

are

playing

housekeeping

nose-rubbing family | py, healthy, Peronist leaders here have re- at the zoo with no thoughts of disported to Cuban officials that crimination, zoo officials say. Dr. Frondizi is in a desperate situation and that it is only a

Bank.

Cuban also

up

with an attentive male zebra. They soon let it be known that there was

Cas-

Argentina,

propaganda

key

Govern-

touring

is a chestnut

ronists, but it was thought that body between such assistance could range from | nut colored,

con-

with

a brinney

Mama

a private

alliance between

have

some

of

Minister,

For the nearest Crédito branch, consul? your elennone directory.

“whatsit”

offered

By TAD SZULC

and Maj. Ernesto Guevara, gentine born president of

CORPORA ROHS

ze

To Plan Alliance With Peron Groups

These Cuban officials include Maj. Raul Castro, Armed Forces

INSURANCE

zebra

as

set

ment.

“EL BANCO AMIGO” TOTAL RESOURCES OVER $123,000,000

of

such

or a whray.

members

LOANS /

used,

even

ferring

TRAVELLERS CHECKS ° COLLECTIONS * TRANSFERS ¢ SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES* SAVINGS AND CHECKING ACCOUNTS INDUSTRIAL AND BUSINESS

be

Castro Is Reported

1955

tradition

mare

a veterimarian

composite

brare.

a

advocate the overthrow of the Government of ‘President Arturo Frondizi, is reported to be in an advanced stage of planning. Leaders of the so-called known as “justicialism.” It was not made clear how the left wing of the Peronist Castro regime might aid the Pe-

The Puerto Rican Bank with a 65-year of prompt and courteous service.

Toro,

a

situation with a or for that matter

HAVANA—An

* Boao

‘‘Kiko’”’

suggested

tentaa8 a

22

between

“zebra’’ and a “‘caballo’’). In English, however, the problem re-

forces, which follow Juan D. Peron, the dictator ousted by the

DEPOSIT

mating

lightened the bray, whinney,

will.”

ALL BANKING SERVICES UNDER ONE SINGLE

FEDERAL

a

and a mare will be labeled in Spanish

“cebrallo’”

is neither

in between?

tro’s

MEMBER,

of

zebra tively

cet:

product

pro-

what- should they addition, a new-

driguez as their presentative.

Maldonado,

The

sign-painting

a zebra nor a horse, but something

of their

Efrain

a

Jayuya and Adjuntas delegates selected Francisco Rodriguez Ro-

respective towus: Juan de Jesus Medina, Jayuya; Ernesto Yambo,

Adjuntas;

with

blem this week: call its newest

re

date for representative from that

faced

Os

Ponce district. Nominated for mayor was Mrs. Maria Guillermina Mejias, while the following were nominated

candi-

cer

for the

Leon

tects:

mayor

de

mains—is it a zebra-horse, a herse zebra, a zebrorse, or a horbra. En-

According to Dr. Juan A. Rivero, the zoo’s director, the offspring,

_& a

and

Desiderio

Isabel, nomin-

vee wdicc .

presentatives,

ated

from Santa and Villalba

siieniilimeraiiciiatiins

Party of Puerto Rico has nominated c:undiates for senators, re

Delegates Juana Diaz

“leet —3p-sin

Independence

Is lt A Zebrare Or What? MAYAGUEZ—Zoo keepers at the; Magueyes Zoological Park are

wammmnenetintin:

PO NC E—The

Mayaguez Puzzle

Sante a aces ose

PIP Nominates Ponce Slate For Senate, House, Mayor

Se dara he seeaeniamatermeiiaanht

4

into

an in-

complaints

of

irregularities in airlines schedules and overbooking. _He also sent letters to the airlines heads asking them about the situation.

Barracuda Atfacks Florida Skindiver s

FORT A

s

LAUDERDALE,

barracuda

about Beach,

s

200

attacked

yards

slashing

off the

Fla. Wi a skindiver

Pompano swimmer’s

leg and wrist in two passes. Bob Allen, 34, was rushed

to a

hospital,

were

where

30

stitches

taken in the wounds. He said “I never felt it, it was like cut by a razor.” Local fishing experts said the first known unprovoked

later, being it was attack

by a- barracuda upon a skindiver.

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a meaty

be

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parade

labor wera 3 4 @ery:

to

will

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Robert

here,

Gladnick,

director

of

Local 600 of the International ~Ladies Garment Workers Union. All unions which are members of the AFL-CIO are Participate, he said.

BK nm ae 2

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News

YORK

—and

Analyst

(#—The

who

;

grocery

isn’t?—

finds

fry with

piped

in music or entice you with an ever wider varie-

ty of food

products—and

nen-food

items.

Food’s ard

of

share ef the basic living

in 1950 and It’s share

was

24.3

23.1 per may

cent

shrink

stand-

per

a

cent

in 1959. bit

more

But while the food chains go on spreading and copping an impressive share of total grocery sales,

behind their suave fronts are increasing problems that the music —or even the cash register jingle— doesn’t lull.

in

Expanded Fast grocery chains boast

the

1950s

than any trade. But face

OBLIGATION

FINEST MOVERS

AP

Business Analysis

:

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Phillips

The

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his & her store ever fancier these days and often more efficient. Some of the supermarkets may full you and accompanying small

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customer

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Unch

Rico.

2000 Ibs.

65%

63%

for its public relations and ad-

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NEW

Oil Ce. (Puerte Rico) announced yesterday the appointment of Young and Rubicam, advertising ageney, as agents

imteresits

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By

Gulf

vertising

&

A

+%

31% 40%

On Very Slim Margin

equipment is estimated at about

yesterday

G

Supermarkets

and

$35,000. s

Pan

=i

17%

Colg Palm

Getty Oil operation with a work force of Gillette 20 persons. When in full pro The

Pac

+%

20%

Pepsi Cola Pfmer Phelps D

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41%

Cent

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were off 4.24 at $626.00.

11 24%

to the return

NO

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54% 27 29

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the

Quotations—

steck

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1000 Ibs. $ 160.00 235.50 175.00 135.00 177.00 224.00

ESTIMATES

635

and 229 500

FP

purchase one million tons of sugar annually for five years,

| Aaacailineremencmaa

York

&

Bendix Boeing Borden

addition

to door servic e on Household Goods to and from Puerresponsibility. One through bill of lading. We can on your next move. Call us and we will show you the following transportation costs,

to

Pooer’s

Armour

this year.

divided to 15%

Compare

and

Aluminum

STORING

6-3329

traded,

Allied Chem Allis Chal Alumin Ltd

Sugar

CAPITOL TRANSPORTATION, INC. i| PACKING / MOVING

stocks

—h

in

(AP)-— Traders

issues

(Due to culties, teday’s abbreviated.

gave the following quotations for rice, ex- dock. New York, in cents per pound. Extra fancy Zenith 9 %. Extra fancy Rexore 12 \%. Fancy second heads short grain 7 %.

TESTING INC.

1,199

retail

lesers.

Soviet Buys Another —Market 700,000 Tons Of Cuba Sugar At 3.25

QUOTATIONS YORK,

Of

and

the

clined, 335 advanced, were unchanged.

close.

profits.)

that

among

—%

is in the air, the blue chips have a quiet beauty of their own.

RICE

were widened throughout the rest of the session with prices

around

chemicals,

were

74%

fluctuations.

to

ics,

ac-

Losses

Cdn

its lesser

price

less

fer to take

fur-

to

But

and

hour.

into

and

soaring.

lower

first

=i

The demand for the blue chips simmers down when the romance

up

the

metors,

electron-

18%

is look.

and

in

equipments,

w%

shares

marked

it turned

electrical

open-

Ind

small

companies

ing;

tive

at the

Burroughs

characteristics top

active

and

Burln

higher But the

price

mixed

represents a fulfillment of Soviet

dividends.

dividends,

yesterday.

was

on this indicator,

ed value of all stock listed on the New York Stock Exchange Tost nearly $2,000 million. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks fell .80 to $218.00. The Dow Jenes 30 industrials

Premier

the chip.

buyer

trading

market

index declined 35 cents to $55.70.

Based

company

the

earnings

the

slow

The

hold

compiler of a stock price index, is its stability, its reputation for both conservatism and steady if unspectacular growth, its long record of consistent earnings and

ES orings teed RICO SERVICES

the

institutional

grow faster than the Examples are Interna-

| 6-4408

Chips

of

used

dividends,

twies

in

an-

The blue chip is the tried and true one. Its appeal, both to the

defense

or

chip

stock

no

than

that through

management,

Blue

chip

or

many

shires of companies

blue

blue

rently

excellent

Te

its

ing for capital gains through rising prices of his stocks more

cash

turn” glamorous. Growth — stocks—Darlings the long bull market. These

a

buyer

time verbal

of

climb-

times

a thing could hardly hap-

regular

forms

also

price

80

Happens

missiles at the United States, stocks of companies deemed sure to profit by any step up in curfavored

stock

growth

to

in on the spending for space satellites, for missiles and rockets, and electronics in general. Example: Texas Instruments Inc., which has sold at around 53 times its annual earnings.

Defense Khrushchev

earn-

product that catches Prime example: Po-

comparison™ yield of the

of

to

times

ther growth. In relation market price paid, the

these

stocks—-Shares

52

sell-

products—Glamor

putting

elasses: Spaee

Manufacturing,

Unlike

gla-

into

recent-

pretty close to a price that was 10 times earnings. But in these days of inflation of most market values, many of them now sell at prices well above that ratio. Before the stock market break early this year some were at 20 times earnings.

romance stucks that have the trader’s eye this year briéf or protracted dal-

liance

around

The

morous?

The eaught for a

ing at ings.

Such

How do you tell a blue chip from the multitude of stocks on sale on the nation’s stock exchanges? And what makes a less

well

moderately

pen to school.

The blue chip is the darling of the institutional buyers and of most stock price indexes. But that is more a result of being one than a reason for being one.

Blue

and

Rarely

appreciated

overnight

Of

Mining

laroid,

then. Its sisters, the growth stocks, seem a bit less glamorous. However, it’s an attitude that ean, and often Woes, change

Identity

more speculative issues. Steels, petroleums,

ec to around nual earnings.

conservative

more

in

a eonsumer wide favor.

bit

aj

a share,

ly selling at around 55 times its annual earnings and Minnesota

Machines

touches stocks of companies that seem sure to grow because of

likely

from

$2

but they were much wider among

Business

New

the

ranged

around

arvic:spsiae

year

trader’s

to

rw

this

losses

cents

today

Example: (A&P)

they

expanded

that

record

$19%

billion,

a

squeeze

the

reports

volume.

per

faster

on

profits.

largest

chain

earnings im its

off

4.5

per

vices. Vending

Machines

Now they hepe boasting 1959 and its total net income last machines year was 1 per cent of sales from

39

cent of total grocery store sales. But profit margins of all but one

other form of retail with that growth they|_

latest quarter were cent

or

the

Safeway

spring

and

weeks

of

National

Tea

also report profits this year lewer than a year ago. Other problems common te the lenghtening chains are the threat ef saturation, the debates over how big a supermarket ean profitably be, what else besides food it should sell, and how to increase

that

emma

ef

stock

few

~— ee.

AP

NEW YORK (AP) — Wall Street still has an eye for the romance stucks. But recently the blue chips. neglected for much

stock

market clesed substantially lower

tional

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— Tuesday, July 19, 1960

§a

Mrs. Kennedy Would Be Our Youngest First Lady By

FRANCES

LOS

ANGELES,

Jacqueline

out

LEWINE

(AP)

Kennedy

Jacqueline haired

candidate

I

can,”

she

told

Cape

Cod

home.

at her

In deciding that nedy would stay

should

stay

who

model,

a

dark-

looks

did

her

like

a

share

of

campaigning in the six months of pre-convention primaries. Quiet By Nature By nature quiet and introspective, she was thrust into politics by marriage, and it is plain she much prefers a _ non-public life

baby due in late November or early December will keep her out of the campaign tumult. ‘TI can’t do too much but I'll do

everything

I

Kennedy,

beauty

fashion

A

porters home

—that

5

home.”’

—

is going

to be an inactive for first lady.

there

8 £ * > 4 g

re

devoted to art, music, literature, painting and conversation.

Jacqueline Kenaway, even for

Nevertheless,

joined

she

her]

|

handsome husband in state after state, shaking thousands ‘of hands, even

making

became

brief

known

speeches.

They

as

the

team

‘Jack and Jackie.” If Kennedy wins

the

election,

socialite-heiress

Jacqueline

of

would

be the youngest wife of a president-elect. She’ll be 31 on July 28, the day the Republican’ nominees will be making their acceptance speeches at their convention in

Chicago.

DANCING

The only first lady who was younger, was Frances Folsom Cleveland. She was just under 22 when she married bachelor Presi-

dent JACQUELINE the

preliminary

cratic

National

nominated dent,

of

the

husband

Kennedys

in

Demo-

were

considering the miscarriage that Mrs. Kennedy suffered in 1956. It was blamed on the excitement of the 1956 convention, when Sen. John F. Kennedy came within 38 votes of Nation

the

vice

presidential

In explaining her main in the East, said “I

talked

there

was

with

too

for

Jack,

this

fully

and

child,

nomi-

he

said

a

House.

Her

Cleveland,

daughter,

be

3

family,

the

have

to

to know how Democrat.”’

TC

She has

be

who

November

When most

R.

they

had

who

affair

Cushing

of Boston

She

is

Bouvier,

——

in the

4,000

officiated.

WASHING...

and

¥

$

THROUGHOUT

ISLAND

.

DEALER THE

She

New

and Janet of socialite

Va. private schools, at Vassar, she

g

$

held

Only time

short

Kennedy

cas savemre mes meme 44 mamma

KELVINATOR

ease.

and that briefly. A

ANY

the

V.

and was

Washington

Her life has been one of wealth

AT

AT

John

of

graduated from George University.

MENDEZ ELECTRIC OR

of

studied a year in France

Tear APaper Napkin! THEM

member

gloss of McLean, Educated in with two years

So Gentle It Won't SEE

York.

investment broker Hugh D. Auchin-

KELVINATOR’S

HEAVY-DUTY

a

New

daughter

at

enennnmnn

a

only

one

One Job before she

Washington

job—

met

party,

errr

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3

Santurce

Tel. 3-2111 Deen

to

made

of interest

on

presume,”

asaananaewt

was trip

all she’d

picturesque place. I wonder a tourist hotel hasn’t been

there.

“T’ve often too,” said I.

is the

Resident

The

scenery

is

she

wondered about that “By the way, Aibo-

birthplace

talked

of our

herself

first

to the Uni-

into

a

job

inquiring photographer on_ Washington Times-Herald.

She

didn’t

know

anything

as tHe

about

picture-taking or reporting, but managed to learn to use a news camera —even developed her own film—_ and turned out acceptable

and

sometimes

unusual

columns.

many

“That

the

(STAR

bowed

traditional

Photo

as

from

Puerto

capital,

Mr.

much

by

A.

to San Juan

debutante’s

co-

Murad)

of the most

a career,

desira-

however.

She prefers a quiet. home life, with plenty of time to reat, listen to music and paint.

In the months between now and election, she will probably retreat

to

the

serenity

three-story,

of

narrow,

Gorgetown home Jaequeline has

refuge

there

the

amid

life

found

‘‘absolutely

has

The

brick

in Washington. tried to build a

organized

of

Kennedy’s

réd_

politics

the diswhich

she

no routine.”

LITTLE PROF “There is s

sayz

berlitz, ~* At

the

School Son

Juen

of

Language: Dorlingtoa” x

Stuffed

ago,

50 years. But Commissioner

to

the

Degetau

national

accomplished

by

bringing

did you go?”

I asked.

“The next San German.

place I visited This, I am told,

the

second

island

town

founded

was was

on

the

that exists today.” City Founded In 1512

“That’s course,

right,”

you

I said;

know

that

“but

of first

founded in 1512 on the banks of a river called Guaroabo, and on the current

im

site

of

Anasco.”

“And,” said my friend, ‘‘because had been burned down and

plundered

attacks times, change

and

had

suffered

violent

from

the

Indians

three

it was finally decided to the location. In 1565, San

German

was

east

founded

again

of Guanica,

but

some

in 1570,

another change was made to bring present

location.’

“Yes,”’ said I, “and at that time it was given the name of La Nueva

Salamanca,

but later revert-

ed to its original name.”

“In this town, the second of any importance during the early days, the walls of Porta Coeli church

are still intact,”” she informed “Legend

has

it that people,

me.

fleeing

from hostile invaders, found the doors of the church open and took refuge

there.

It

seemed

that

the

gates of Heaven had opened to them. Hence the name Porta Coeli was

given

to

the

now

historic

shrine.” “That’s one landmark,” said I, ‘“‘which no doubt will remain. At

least,

let us hope

Inter-American “The

has

so.”

University

a lot of prominence

to San German,” said my “This was, at one time,

help

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friend. a self-

the $e

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mix in of salt

lightly

remove yolks and tablespoon butter;

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pack

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Make

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flat

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the patties; top with remaining

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together

with

fingers.

Brown both sides of patties rapidly in hot butter in skillet, sprikling with salt and pepper; reduce heat to cook meat to

desired

doneness.

Makes

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Serve

at once.

servings.

Miss Mariana Dones

Will Debut Saturday Miss Mariana Laura Dones will make her debut at a formal dinnerdance

to

be

held

by

her

parents,

Mr. and Mrs. Angel G. Dones, of Hato Rey ,at the Grand Nereidas Room

of

Saturday,

La

Concha

July

23

Hotel

at

8:30

next

p.

m.

The debutante is a 3rd year high school student at Saint John A-

cademy, in Santurce.

technic Institute. It was founded by Dr. J. Will Harris, who strugg-

led to see his dream come true and won out. Many of the leading

men in Puerto Rico were educated

University

Inter-American

brought

:

Cream

Beverage

STUFFED

stuffing

it was

Bread

Strawberry

I

friend.

Rico

SUPPER

Egg Hamburgers Potatoes

Asparagus

about a better understanding of the island and its people. Where else

it to its

idea

FAMILY

Degetau.

time

my

for his country

her to England for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth to sketch the ble life is not

some

said

“Yes, much over first Resident

miles

event. Jackie’s

Federico

friends.

was

She had a talent for cartoonsketches and the newspaper sent

2

3

resort.”

Commissioner

y

>

Paes

up

made

quiet

3 2

,

keyed

a

nito

a

Newport,

York Stock Exchange, Bouvier, now the wifé

20M

Get the Facts about

and

the

and

over

most why

Jacqueline, who grew up in society circles, was named “Most beautiful debutante of the year’’ in 1948 when she made her debut

in Newport

Rico

dance

He and his wife Doma Ana were very cultured people who, during their official term in Washington,

day

first stop was at Aibonito, one of the highest points of the island—a

spectators turned up at St. Mary’s Church where Archbishop Richard

J.

they

ted States, Don

but she the other

ideal for a tourist

me

years,

my

“I’ve learned a lot in a few day,”” she said, ‘‘and I wouldn’t have missed it for anything. My

a

husband

in

missing

superb, the - climate—unsurpassable, and the entire setting is

her

that

seen

as

Remembers

old timer friend, caught up with me

established

made married,

been

several points the island.

< were

lavish

IL,

is to be

introduced

as “‘The man Democrat.”

ACTION

it

of the 38 debutantes who

pictured

by Edith Irvine Rivera

a Republican

nice

are

de Espafia in Puerto

Timer

I had

she was once a Republican.

“You

Zs

evening

born

Caroline,

after

COTILLION—Several

The Changing Times

second

was

But she “added:

KELVINATOR

WASHING

only

Old

birth to a child

Humorously she has admitted in public that, like her wealthy

automatic

Em

the

An

Already Mr. Senator When she married Kennedy in 1953, he was already a member of the U. S. Senate and engrossed in politics. Jacqueline Lee Bauvier, then 24, had paid little attention, if any, to politics.

pandemonium

aed OTR

was

election.

1960

ali aio

White

Esther

will

decision to reMrs. Kennedy

much

was

to give

who

THE

Saturday

tillion at the Casa

there Sept. 9, 1893, during Cleveland’s second term. Jacqueline, who says her aim is to have lots of children, could beat that White House stock record. The Kennedy’s now have” one

presi-

doubtless

the

child,

that

for

Cleveland,

in office. Cleveland

first lady

Convention

her

the

already Mrs.

KENNEDY

days

Grover

society

Polyee

there.”’ “Yes,”

I said,

his

foresight

we

have

learning

payee’

|

this

in

es

‘“‘and

and

because

of

determination,

growing:

historic sae

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San

center

of

Germ

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RS

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, July 19, 1960

‘Youthful Artist Considered of

Puerto

ee

we ce

painters.

woke

Thirteen Hours Is Too Blamed Long

Outstanding Portrait Painter 3 “Los Techos Rojos” and “Hojas

By NORY SEGARRA Pancho Rod6én, at 26, is

om

Ann Landers Says

Rico’s

He

is

one

outstanding

considered

Grices” abstract

are two of the artist’s pajntings that show his

ability

for

Young tries

Rondén -school

to

tions

break

and

art

in

follows

of

the

painters

with

and

the

tradi-

conventionalisms

order

to

landscape

husband

LANDERS:

daughter

is

comes

en-

husband

portraits

doubly

onjand

he

painted

of

sides

(against

Teresa

me)

my

which

Sunday

afternoon

came over at for a chicken

;

4:30— just in time dinner. He left at

to talk

fired

back,

‘‘What’s

to the

people

enjoying

each

They’re

engaged.

company?

young

man

wrong

daughter

«

from ear to ear.

he

wrong

other’s

I

there

grinning

She added please

GANGED:

not,

a

have

enough

young

He

PANCHO

Tio. (STAR

RODON—Sits

man

sense

most

important

quire

the

ling and

SALES

opinion, the thing is to ac

his

of Teresa

who

self-education daily each discover from

of to

years tryirig

of the secrets the masterpiece maestros. great were method and Technique

taught to the painter by Mexican ainter Maria Izquierdo and at

iG

in

of the

Traffton,

Howard

Mexico.

school,

art

Esmeralda

New of League Student Art of his teaanother was York,

he

acquired

knowledge

through

But

chers. his

most

of

self-edu-

cation, beginning at nine in his on Sebastian, San hometown, the hills in the western section of Puerto Rico. Rondén was the first Puerto Don

of

a portrait

to paint

Rican

Pablo Casals. About it the painter al cat LS AR

to

tro

of

my

I

was

de-

and

the

to

great

him

have

to

the

pose

for

prospect

2

But

maes

of having

LY 8

portrait.

opportunity

my

TG

the

the

have

to

close

be

one

experiences.

greatest lighted

was

“It

says:

me, his opinion could mean every-

work

him as the was

thing for my

is

judge

frightenimg.

art.”

she

I’m

eight

months

you think it accept when

so

or

doesn’t

My

me.

I was

fiance

is

me—

ried, isn’t disgrace?

be

your

I

she’s

your

pregnancy less dear,

‘“My

Today’s

Olivia is mar-

she? Well, what’s the If you selected her to

matron

of

honor

dearest

maternity

because

friend,

doesn’t make does it?

her

to

tell

you you

decision.

it O.

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that expose

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any are

BARNEY

BARNEY: indeed,

lovely

bition. quisite

I

hope

if I add a Thank you.

are

enough

few

toenails te

be

on

good

in

the

flesh.

beach.

In

the

city—ne.

Confidential te NO DOPE: Sorry, but a black eye does not always mean

a

walk

fight.

Occasionally

into doors,

believe

not.

PLACE: ASSEMBLY HALL-COLLEGE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES -UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO TIME: 8:00 P.M. Dr.

oI

TEL. 3-8440 -

DATE: Wednesday, July 20

Alan

F. Guttmacher

THE

is Clinical

PUBLIC

professor

of the College

of Medicine

at Columbia University, and Director of the Gynecology and Obstetrics Department

of Mount

Sinai

Hospital,

New

York.

that exhi-

In my opinion bare legs and exposed toenails are all right for the

PRESENTS: .

TO

you words

And only the mest exlegs, beautifully tanned,

The Faculty of Social Sciences of the University of Puerto Rico

OPEN

girls

and paint wear the

POPULATION PRESSURES IN A WORLD OF UNREST

Re

bab

because

kind of shoes

DO

clothes

your

Is

don’t mind of my ewn.

OCTOBER

OCTOBER:

on

steckings red, then

leok

DEAR

going

I’m

by

DEAR

BRIDE

at

not

te go without their toenails

Thank

was right of her she knew this?

Should

help

or “I am not in favor of toenails.”

stands

invitation? I’d hate to come _ between

and

side

toenails answer,

dumbfounded.

furious.

withdraw the for anything

Olivia

months

she

I’m

Question:

‘““You may

when

ment. which

te abide

Olivia will be about along

te

taffeta

usually stick up for the girls and I want a fair shake. She promised

together

five

offer

or

DEAR ANN LANDERS: My girl friend and I are having an argu

put on quite mentioned it

said,

Instead,

her select a satim leon-style coat.

of friends.

were

I’m

Do to

this

invitation.

and attractive, te withdraw the

on the topic

spent

he

There

America.

and

and

of Europe

visit the art museums

we

as well know. pregnant.”

The first break to opportunity

#203

his early teens. the with came

since

ability

this

to acquire

work-

and

studied

has

Rondén

write

out

designed be wreng

DR. ALAN F. GUTTMACHER

and emotions as well as line color-using the latter as the

media but not as the end..

ed

who

werd

accepted.

noticed she’d of weight I

SERVICE

fee-

express

to

ability

hig portrait

wives

evening

old-

to go home

cleverly It would

of

personality

the In

subject.

the

beside

Photo by A. Murad)

canvas

the

ee MTR

Last

and

for

Engaged

He the

a

closest

up

a reasonable hour should be told. Thirteen hours is too blamed long! Tell the love-birds to save a little of that fascinating conversatien for after the wedding. They’ll need it. The complaint I get from 2 | mest

the

thrilled

a few

tell me

get

me. grabs

LANDERS:

This means sat

in the paper. If not— tell THEM.— GANGED UP AGAINST

DEAR

was

casually

with

words to the effect that I was fashioned and ‘‘out of it.’’

If I’m

been

She

:1 think it’s fine.” The

PA

ways

and I a lot

he’d

have two

it

Torrence

4:45 the following morning. When I told my husband

ANN

te

work,

planning an October wedding. Two weeks ago I asked my favarite cousin Olivia to be my matron of honor. I was maid of honor at her wedding last year and we’ve al-

daughter

makes

talk

from

I can’t

DEAR

hard.

Last

Elsa’ Tid

with

doesn’t home

paper and of him.”

painting.

color with his ability to capture the subjet’s personality in the

of

perpetuate

ANN

only

gaged to a boob who doesn’t when to go home. Both paintings belong to private know collectors. ‘The artist has ma- Please tell me if I am right naged to ¢ombine his use of or wrong to complain. My

by

many art lovers as one of the island’s best portrait painters. modern

DEAR Our

people

it or

RE raCD 24 APPR

SAN JUAN

STAR — Tuesday, July 19, 1969

LETTERS May 1 otter a few comments on the acticle ‘‘Puzzling Paradoxes” by

the

envision

possibility

the

pletely where

CAP

will

Monserrate

not

of

interest

com-

eliminating this practice there is no ivctification,

von

Eckardt

which

ap-

much

in

the

Monday

(July

11)

However,

try

possible to eliminate this as a government project to reduce the population of Puerto Rico.

tot

shall

We

STAR.

the

or

edit:o:.

brees

T

author

states

that

the

require

will

CAP

the

of

launching

Saturday, On funds. tremendous 1400 people were 10th over July inscribed

in

the

party

in

electoral

of the

cost

the

than

other

Caguas

whatsoever

at no cost to the party lists

The autno: ays that the ulti mate aim of the CAP is the proper religious education of school children.

This

is

no

more

the

ultimate

as

We

%

might

it

hope

by

MISS

moral Puerto

‘nd Rico

wider

is

the

economic welfare of which takes in a much

field

than

merely

education

The author's implication that the tormation of the CAP is a violaiion ct the Christian obligation to re-pect constituted ‘itreal authority is almost unbelievable

If

this

were

true

the

Democratic

convention being held at this moment in Los Angeles would have to be classified as unChristian. No new political party, however good it micht be, would ever be =lowed to challenge the party in power at the moment The

author

‘hen

plete,

nfuse

material

benefits.

strive

like

any

to provide for

the

on

The

sane

more

people

goes

to

will

political

material

of

with

CAP

Puerto

party

benefits

Rico.

What

another

when

she

heard

the

Maybe,

nobody

Pastoral

Peggy

Kennedy

Juan,

P.

s+

IKE Sir: Your

this

Tit

ONE for

morning

Tat

(July

entertaining

first

and

not

the

in

their

will

attain-

adore

dollar

God

bill.

The author then concludes with a paragraph on_ contraceptive practices leaving this to the conscience of the individual. The CAP could never be so optimistic to

think

tice

it

could

outlaw

of contraception.

the

What

prac-

it will

outlaw is a concerted drive on the part of the government to spread this evil practice What is glaringly missing from the author's piece is the subject of sterilization. This is certainly one of the vital points on the program

of

the

CAP...

Again

TODAY'S

like

BEST

able

15)

reading,

it

ignored

and

parties

editorial

made

but

the

important

difference to interfere between two

action)

quite normal attempt to influence decisions

within

a political

he

held

has

only

consider-

(Eisenhower’s

and the of Munoz

party

some

to which

allegiance

which accepts delegates the Commonwealth. It

would

is one up someness.

of

still

on

appear

that

bumbling

the ballot?

dering

if He

kind

would

like

heat

that

in

His

name.

associated

R.

PUZZLED Sir: Having Eckardt’s

read both article on

FROM

EUROPE

coo}

some

is

Ursula C.A.P.

Von and

RAE

of

Ar-

film

on

island.

the

#

circuit

since

being

of

any

to

size

I am

cover

the

$3,000

has

an

willing

art

theatre.

to join

and

sup-

port the Cinema Club if it is the only way to solve this “prob-

lem.”

It

seems

like

there

must

be a more reasonable answer to this. A club, and only one night

out

of

a

month,

tends

to

put

a

gag

on

on

But, my

at any rate, please count husband and myself for

everything.

support—Anything

for

Ingmar

to

the

cost

Puerto

of

bringing

Rico.

Rental

of

these films is hampered by both U.S. and Commonwealth import taxes,

and

local

the

titles.

amusement

cost

A

of

adding

taxes,

English

non-profit

subscription

Cinema Club—not these taxes—seems

subject to to be the

realistic

answer.

PLAUDITS

FOR

in

want

San

to

CLUB

congratulate

Juan

for

doing something of foreign films

Rico.

I also

his

DENMARK. Werner

Wejp-Olsen

faithful the

7-19

“Personally I think he did very well considering that he’s only four years old!”

Democratic

partisan.

Vice-Presidency

thing from quite

These

Nixon, self

that

two

from

young

and

dispute

this

one

of

estimate the

most

of

his

political

trade.

Each

is tough.

now

is for a hard,

risk

tight

a bet of more

than

able

By

is frankly

IMMA

Only

one

mocratic vention:

STAB

on the sub-

a

that

different

Leader

Vice-President

going

not him-

to we

give

the

have

ever

to do the an artist

same. at the

ambitious—and

prudent on

quite

trouble

with

the De-

outlook after the ¢onhalf votes won’t count

in November. Democratic mary:

The

cénvention

only

thing

sum-

Jack

se

is a

¢

with

]i’l ol’ Jack.”

The

not

at

OAD

MAMMA

Bureas

Minnesota

had

a

perfect

con-

vention record. Its two Senators picked a horse that ran out of the

its delegation

for one that had two months ago.

Ken-

nedy has lost since January lock of hair to his barber.

will

sss

money—and s¢¢

men

it.

KNEBEL

Washington

been

voted

scratched

ses

There was something for everybody at the convention. Kennedy was nominated by the delegates, Johnson by the editorial writers —and Adlai Stevenson by Actors Equity.

LETTERS ABC

PARTY

of the

Fernando Chardén Cuyar, Caguas, P. R. EDITOR’S NOTE: The theater used by the Cinema Club of Puer-

be

FEVER

FLETCHER

birth

the

not

would

campaigns

POTOMAC

the

who

John-

point

quite

for President,

a dime

announce party.

members

undoubted be

politicians—and

race—and

I certainly hope that this movie club becomes a reality pretty soon filmcraft. STAR for

would

the post of Majority

Each

I would

of

without

ready, as the expression goes, to tangle with Nikita Khrushchev. A few hours back the outlook was for Nixon in November.

S.),

number

the

Another man—a man named Nixon—is going Each of these three—Kennedy, Nixon, Johnson—is

C.

scribe to the club.

most

seen.

P.

mostly

to

made

professionally

O.

to Rico will depend

and

would,

antagonists—are

the

enjoy

South

would

nominee

S.

again

turned

hand

brilliant

Republican

g.,

foreign San Juan

has

normal.

(e.

once

Vice-Presidential

Kennedy

here

is also

just as he has

the

of the

the

F.

the total image

There

Johnson’s

thing

the coming

country

in

normal,

a different

that

yours,

te ee ten dene cet

adopted

equipped movie house. I can

accept

John

What has been done here also underlines a curious fact of political life. It shows that of all political forums and offices, the United States Senate makes the biggest politicians. It was a big thing for Johnson, who is 51 to Kennedy’s 43 and has been the Senate Majority Leader while Kennedy was-a comparative recruit, to agree to become No. 2 to Kennedy’s No. 1. By all ordinary political standards, the post of Senate Majority Leader is incomparatively more powerful than that of Vice-President. Johnson himself never wanted to take the Vice-Presidency and in fact had left Washington privately determined not to do so. He consented to go along because he is, in the last analysis, a

in

its cooperation, I remain, sincerely VON

been

Sir: With the mushrooming of initials and parties in this election year

and

ae

had

Southwesterner—so

Man

advise

to

Sen.

wise.

back

Our

interest

to

by

if it is at all possible these films should be shown in the Matienzo Theater instead of the Holiday. The Matienzo is a much better

artistry Thanking

%

which

for the showing here in Puerto

want

decision

headed

Dixie lament: “Went all the way with L. B. J.—and then came

Sir: I

Johnson’s

ticket

——— MMM WwWw DMG".

enough of an _ audience for sophisticated foreign films to permit them to run long enough

cover

for the

solely that of a Catholic Easterner. What it means, among other things, is that Johnson in all probability will permit the ticket to hold most of the South and to do far better in every farm belt area than it could possibly have done other-

this stage

Beth Carpenter, Santurce

them

B.

a

platform

outlook

Bergman!

to

on

a Protestant

However, I don’t quite understand Sr. Cobian’s_ explanation or excuse for neglecting this superior film entertainment. I can’t see where he’d be paying any more just because it is for a foreign film. Why limit them to “one theater for so few performances’? I am sure there are enough individuals tired enough with ‘Hot Rod Gang,” ‘The Bride of Franken-

etc.,

party now offers a ticket utteriy impossible without

son’s participation on the ticket, have amounted to an appeal directed wholly to the big industrial states and urban areas. Moreover, the nomination of Kennedy himself for the top place had been accomplished largely by Catholic Democratic big city leaders. This was going to raise, m an embittered way, the religious issue which Kennedy, himself a Catholic, had long sought to avoid. In a word, Kennedy had won a nomination in a way which, on objective analysis, was very likely to lose him the election in November. Kennedy himself, who is a cooly objective politician, sensed this situation even as some correspondents—including this one—were writing about it. Having analyzed the problem, he simply approached Johnson and asked him to provide the cement so sorely needed —the image of

Sir: .I was overjoyed when reading Al Dinhofer’s articles about the formation of a local Cinema Club. We have missed the foreign

Lyndon

The

is

the

ess

ES

White’*****7""*°2°

in the position of saying goodbye to most of the of the conservative opinion all over this country.

OVERJOYED

only

rn

Ss.

this convention right about. Only hours beforehand, the party had stood

being

Heat

with

Sen.

EDITOR’S NOTE: Contrary to popular belief, there’ is not P.

William

ANGELES—The Democratic unity that would have been

nomination

won.

I’m

And

of

Ike

¢

By

man who has agreed to become the junior partner.

candidate? Please, me—How did God

meddle-

Al Hine _Santurce, est

and

from

eceeecoeeseeee

LOS national

needed to get the film here. Why should this be treated as such a problem when every city

UP

be

CAP

knowledge has for election.

get on

stein,”

R.

+

must

sacrificed

let-

would have noticed

between attempting in an open election

The

is

claims

her. San

leaders

Dorothy Weber Santurcee, P. R.

ter on the CAP because she didn’t want to give scandal. Because “scandal is the greatest of sins.” Yet she explained every detail of it on Television, knowing that she was going to be quoted by the press. By these media ‘‘scandal”’ would reach farther. If she had walked out of Church quitely fewer people would know about it.

spiritual

ment

as a tell

generated

out of Church

that

values

political

ch-enemy.

who

She

that she did not walk

because

moral

of

Did he choose to run or was he drafted someone

generally

VON

lady

paradox.

it will oppose is the attitude that material benefits are so precious and

know

at no time to my God ever been up

the

Eckardt you too are because you can quote you don't follow his “‘Who are thou’’ to pass on your brothers of

living

puz-

Democratic Ticket Offers National Unity

thought they were God, but

es.

a

great

cons:derably

Sir:

com-

materialism

in

8

URSULA

we

who

paradoxes

Eckardt

am

ECKARDT

also

CAP

ly,

comments

von

es*

FOR

ultimate

the

so

the formation of the Christian Action Party. Rev. James Freeman, C.SS.R. Caguas, P. R.

Mrs. Von a paradox Paul, yet teachings. judgement the CAP? There is

of

brief

Ursula

do

everything

the puzzling

th-- the restoaim of the CAP ration of Poland was the ultimate aim of the Allied Forces in World War II. It is more like the “‘straw that broke the camel's back.” Religwus education is certainly one of the aims of the CAP. The aim

to

do

these

will resolve

found

care

will

I

with

zled by the latter’s. In history, and that of our own times particular-

Ursula

pearea

Quifiones’

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Bir:

contraception

a

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a

THE

10

It is

A.

C.

of the

known as the

J.

A.

C.;

like

to

ultimate

A. B. C. This

stands for the Anarchist-Bourgeois Coalition, a phenomenon unique in

the

annnals

of

Hispano-American

political tradition. This party has a clear

form,

upon

square and everything

thing, that

party

and is

for

can

which chin that

everything

something.

to

four-

We are FOR against any-

AGAINST

©

plat-

it stands up. is

claim

cut

No

other

reconcile

so

adeptly the irreconcilable poles of opinion. We are the sole representatives of positivism ‘as a nation and of negativism as a positive assertion. In other words, we propose the negation of positivism as a negoti-

able position, and we posit negativism as a possible negotiation. We

have

not

on

the

party, scription

is

election. fer

poll

any

thing,

of

requiring

we so

on

our

that

compulsory

members

registration.

registered

grounds

Obviously, such

our

ability

yet

in-

before

cannot we

be

plan

the

election

to

advisafter

1G

i

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3.

morning John

Zerbe.

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Mal

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§

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ae

What

Price Supremacy?

|

Now is the time for all good and ultra liberals . to pause, and redefine their allegiance |to the hero of the revolution, the agrarian reformer, the leader of the people, the idol of the masses, Dr. ‘Castro, who is ij

followers.

gentine

and his Ar-

Peron

considering an alliance with Juan

Castro is reportedly reluctaht, on ‘moral grounds,

Che

of Perén’s is boiling:

with the alliance, in view But the ipot as a despot.

to go through sordid history

Castro’s

Guevara,

liance; the Communists

al-

the

hand, ifavors

leftish

in Cuba favor the alliance, the

aim of which would be to help tdépple the duly-elected of

Frondizi

President

of

government

bring Perén back to power.

and

Argentina,

’

t!

This could shift the balance of power against the U. §. in Latin America, the thinking goas. Then would come an effort to bring Venezuela, alraady pressured by the left elements, into the Castro-Peron camp. Then, as one Communist put it, “we ¢an box in the

States

United

What of the agrarthe sugar

of the oil troubles,'and

What

ian reform?

||

in this hemisphere.”

But what of the revolution?

problem, and the defection of ambassadors and former

revolutionary leaders? Catholic

What of. the problem of the

fighting

Church

of

encroachment

the

Com-

of the revolution, much

GROWING

that strife-torn nation. The best interestg of the country

are being unseated by a drive toward 4ffiliating with

ron. It is an alliance as treasonous to thé Cuban people would

partnership

as a Castro-Batista

have been.

SSeS By Ralph ‘We

were

in

across

near

its open

the de

as of

The Puerto Rico-Virgin Islands coungil, with headquarters at Rio Piedras, has launchedjits drive for funds to raise $139,000 to continue and to expand

program \

for

the

benefitof the

:

This is the brighter side of the in

Puerto

Rico,

as

SOT

ES

it is wherever

jyvenile picture

scoiltng

exists.

give

as an investment

generously

in sound,

BE fog SF in, deaderap

for

the

courag

a

and .

yquth

cael

It

as a

of today

and

decent

hard

by

set in the

it

Navy

countries problems

SS

of sea

played.

gentleman,

commodore

Navy,

whose

prevent

ship

is

sunk.

large,

Burke,

laid

during

a million

on

have

Frequently

the

second

mine

the

used

World

and

then

a

fishermen

find

one

in

sweepers

are

attracts

men

and

has

a high

display.

The

oldest

is one

of

said,

stuffed

with

were

not

it the The

pitch.

A

dumped

unsung

esprit

devised by

in

small

concluding

no

nation

an

into

has

magnetic,

Mine

Fiendish

by

a

mine

well

above

Weapon

is a horror.

by

the

of World

War

devised

off

out must be expenmaterials. The cost

which

numbers

that

technical and

sized ship runs

mine

months

since

continued

explosive: set

are

average

is one

changed

man’s

remain

Some

dollars. Pressure

There

Now

conflict.

Korean

defense

had

coated

mines

reflect

They

for one such

= Mines On Display The ceremonies done, we entered the school where such men will be trained. There were mines

mines

mechanism.

heroes of battle. Theirs is a dirty, tedious business of great and constant danger. Yet it is a service which de corps.

crude

But they

advance.

their great trawler nets in the Atlantic and curse it for the damage it does and the fear it brings. and

heavily

these

sweepers which seek them sively built of nonmagnetic

mines

the

was

They

: lowed

Arleigh

the

Farragut

of gunpowder. At crude detonators.

time.

legend wherever Navy men zather, talked on his favorite nN subject— sea power. An essential fF; ngredient of it is the mine sweeper.

of

and

of

Basically,

and

= — Admiral Burke made clear the great responsibility which will fall upon the school and the Belgian teaching if war should come. There are seas today which are not safe War

tumbling.

“devotion had created a small, ¢ efficient Navy where none before existed, spoke. He was folby Admiral

for

Admiral

the channel at Mobile.

of the Belgi-

:

because

thing

number

J.

i chief of U. S. Naval operations. The American admiral, himself * ‘ >

it from

whole

A mag-

personality

states

where

with a hundred pounds middle they affixed two

war—

J.

Confederate

Alabama,

“Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead.’’ Those inventive men had taken a small barrel and fitted~ pointed-wooden ends to it. These were to

as

trained

L.

of the

Mobile,

walls

and

McGill men

the

personnel

will be

A band

and

Robins, “an

By

is worthy of our best support individually community in partnership with youth,:

Please

entire

i

In

NATO

philosopher

Seouts of Amerand self-reliant citizenship, is the Boy Quietly, without fanfare, the Boy Scout moveica. ment goes about the business of serving youth and the community day after day, year in and year out. ranks, aided by 1,300,000 adults whdge service volunteer leaders is helping develop the leaders nn the future.

A_plaque

mines. The dignitaries came. nificent

us,

identified the structure

Deminage.”

and

of preparing youth for a clean life, a frajtful, patriotic

its scouting

doors.

in one of the greatest

There are today four million boyg active in its

Before

building. A ribbon stretched

entrance,

of Belgium

Juveniles without guidance in the hame and away In from home often end up on the criminal rolls. recent years, most modern communities fave witnessed the growth of what we call juvenile deli quency, but what is really the delinquency of adulfs who do not recognize the imperative need for community partnera ship with youth. One organization that has gone ajout this task

community.

Belgium.

North Sea, was a new “Ecole

The Brighter Side

\

Nuclear Arms Haven't Outmod The Deadliness Of Mines

liberal liberal thinkers hoped would be a¢complished in the Gommunist world, and now with one/of the number one criminals in Western Hemispheric ‘history. €astro’s latest The world cannot help but watch and Pe@ maneuver with a pained expression.

Past Dispatch

PAINS RNY

the most

different from what

cA

BDyrtbo St. Louis

munism as a state doctrine? What of/the unemployment, the depleted tourism industry? What of Cuba? | Who’s minding the store? Castro’s preoccupation now is obviously an international one, much different from the driginal concept

o

aw

tan

St. Ei

Kennedy

Published’ every

;

tnt,

Doerviltier

J.

Wiliam

box

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(450

oa

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a way

It was

Germans

II. To

in

the

this

date,

it.

It is

to sweep

the most fiendish of all such hidden weapons. It is the pressure mine. It is set off when the passage of a ship changes the pressure about

it.

The

change

constant, would

such

must as

be

the

slow

passage

and, of

for a

a

time

large

ship

who

likes

create.

Commodore

a

Robins,

to talk of humanism

and

philosopher of the place

of Christian

belief ‘in. man’s life, pointed out to the nearby waters of the South Sea and said, ‘‘There —on the has

be

be must freedom where sea—is always been so. It always will be.” And despite the coming of the atom

right.

where

His

military

theory men

is

one

meet and

increasingly ‘talk.

It

kept. he

may

heard '

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THE

12

SAN

JUAN

STAR

— Tuesday, July 19, 1960

Munoz Okays Bill Regulating

:

Hiring Of Minors Under 18 Mufoz

Governor

approved;

has

8

or dele-

of health,

secretary

the

%

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a bill regulating the employment | gates named by each; a member of minors up to 18 years of age|of the Children’s Commission apdangerous security or

employed

if

mi-|

nors

may

they|

must home

work to help maintain the or to heip finance their

schooling

The new law eliminates from present legislation the powers granted the Insular Industrial Security Board to deal with the Matter. It establishes a Board to Determine Dangerous Occupa tions for Minors, to be composed

regulations The

under may

or

which

i

age

18, conditions

these

be considered

harmful,

work

education,

3

regulations shall determine

for children under

man;

of

rT

the occupations which are to be considered dangerous or harmful

in

occupations not dangerous

and

the

minimum

for

a minor

to

the

various

occupations

defined

in

be

the

employed or

regulations.

STILL AGROUND—The 2,709-ton TMT barge Puerto Rico, which ran aground 10 days ago when it broke a towline from the tug Fort Moultrie, is still in a dangerous position There are in Bahia Viejo about three miles west of the San Juan Harbor entrance. d. A salvage vessel and a tug are more than 20 trailer trucks filled with cargo al standing by, left and right in photo. (STAR pho by Gunter Hett.)

5 is the

time

to

open

your

Savings

Account

at

Manhattan B

\Guayanilla Couple

~—

The Chase

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4

~ lSue. PRWRA Over .

(Wire Injury To Son

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and his wife, Santos Caraballo, of Guayanilla, have sued the Puerto

*

Rico Water Resources Authority for $20,000, charging that negligence on part of the defendant

4 ;

in maintaining

age wires

bared

resulted

high

their son, Hector, 15. The claim, filed in

perior

Court,

March

20,

boy

f

to

Ponce

Su-

j

that

last

é

states

the

volt-

in injuries

touched

a

bared wire that passed through the branches of a tree, and was

*

The suit asks for $20,000 for anguish they said they endured.

Raul

Matos

is

representing

the

a

ar

plaintifs.

eg

body bruises, the claim says.

Cry

thrown to the ground. He suffered burns of the hand and leg and

*

ESA Authorization allowed

sues the necessary {the

agency

The

to in-

has

authorization,

announced.

administration

property

owners

buildings creases

to

rent

request

from

increasing

warns

who

the

rents

agency

on

their

rent

the

in-

before

basis

of

improvements made to the rented property. Af the request of

the

owner,

the agency

will

sue a temporary order ing the rent increase legal maximum until

is investigated made.

SAVINGS

is the

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things in life. SAVE right at friends

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for

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good

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not

until the Economic Administration _ is-

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are

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a recent decision,

Ae

landlords

with Court

ae

accordance Supreme

R.

ae

In P.

PRC

To Increase Rents

a

secretary

to adopt

in effect by

the secretary of labor.

of the secretary of labor as chairthe

shall meet to be put

_~.

under way, higher risk areas of the South and Southwest will be given priority on ordering the vaccine, reported the turer, Merck & Co.

The

new

vaccine

manufac-

is essential-

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of polio virus, to provide immu-

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rive in Ponce at 7:45 a.m.

With

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July 15, 1300 — Tuesday,

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marbles

48. cunning

long-plumed heren 18. ‘“—— Baba

58 comforts 51. animal's foot

16.

and the

52. seesaw

against five hearts. It seems

that

North

might

five

hearts

with

have

his

doubied

honor

particle

33. phantoms

West

was

disconsolate

57. stripped

9%. correlative

34. streamiet

he felt

that

he

of either

36. legal minority

PME B

26. detail 28. member of ancient Irish

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35. throw

a

good

save.

All

players

contract.

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bilked chose

you

diamond

and

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one

By Clyde Lamb

West

heaped

that the contract could say?

Suppose

that

West

leads

the

king of clubs and follows with the

number

South trumps

bad

of

can in

news.

continued,

trumps

take

as

East.

two

of

dummy

and

get

the

Trumps

are

now

dis-

obvieusly.

Declarer now knocks ace of diamonds and a third club. Oh yes, to mention that East his queen of clubs on club play.

Now

rounds

Well,

out West we must the

West’s plays forgot chuck second

declarer can’t af-

ferd to trump this card or he will be shorter

so,

THE BETTER HALF

in trumps

he throws

than

a card.

East—

West

By Bob Barnes

now

40. possessive pronoun 41. domesticated ruminant

45. head of

hammer

79

85. checks

because

to lead his ace of diamonds. Leok-

cators

LIS|s i i iE

religious order

out of a cold

strength

had been

“one

trump.

og

equipment

which

ace. Declarer can trump it in his hand, reducing him to the same

56. discolors

ek

diamond

Dbl

bidding that was going on. North was very right because five hearts is cold and no defense can even give the defenders a chance.

37. arranged

a

Pass

21. idiom

Answer to yesterday's purzie.

and was shock-

5S

Thieves”

22. toward

came

Pass

but he played South for a distributional bid because of all the

the rind

West

East

5H

54. madden

knocked down

clubs,

Pass

20. easily pulverized

30. hindrance

of

club.

Pass

4 aloft 5. flat-

29. stain

king

did

save

does,

clubs,

or

a small

have been beaten two tricks. How,

remarkable

what South

ace

ings: saw

a

matter

his

East 1H Pass

took

No

he still will have te concede another trick, losing in total two

North Pass 45S

North

mond.

now worried about beating contract. Instead of playing

ional” defense. A lome person who siléntly watched the proceed-

1T. fish eggs

& small

play West

praise upon West for his “sensat-

3. fille

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a club

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continues with a fourth club and declarer trumps it in dummy as East diseards his remaining dia

was this

a

Forty

19. in 20.

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Opening lead: Ace of diamonds

24. carpenter's tool 27. lag behind

and

trumped and five spades was defeated one trick which was still

10. Greek letter 11. encircled 12. proverbs

ship 6. work (plrysics)

obvious.

returned

VERTICAL L kind of firecracker 2. beetle

bottemed

a heart

by

West 1C 4H

south Pass: 1s

7

39. Fieur-de—42. coagulate 43. above

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and Mrs. Blair have combined Friday evening at the Roosetheir artistic talents into one of welt Roads Naval Station turned out to be a very festive one.|the most attractive homes We

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MUSIC HALL P5355 Phone

wonderful

father),

Louisville, Ky., Juan this week on

Also|

gives the pre-

command

for

the

Roberston

OF THE CORAL SEA” ARABIAN NIGHT” Magoo Cartoon

HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M. Paul Muni “THE LAST ANGRY MAN” ‘KILLERS OF KILIMANJARO”

the

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engineering

Ville

this

Club

States. Anderson, student

the University fall,

was

who

of Louis-|

one

of

Roads

to

a

new

the

Pentagon.

have

been

very

ceremonies

assignment

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Stanley’s

popular

in Puer-

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visit and

first we

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are

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expected

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foreign tour of King Bhumibol

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are

couple

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and

now

to

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a half-hour The

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the

great-

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invented

both

of them.

Else,

where would I be?

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Command

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Subject

Tuesday,

RIALTO:

John

TV you get to feel like racehorse.

isn’t

end

.

But I now wonder how I'll reach to the comparatively leisurely tempo of a motion picture set. I’m not sure. After a year of

is “king”—

introductions

way

.

they decide to put out to pasture.

pictures for his father, a former producer at MGM, when this young man was only a lad. There wasn’t any time to get nostalgic, though come to think of it, that’s okay, too That’s the way it goes in TV. You have three days of shooting

fish-

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