The San Juan Star (July 20, 1960) by La Colección Puertorriqueña

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Ti San Juan Star 1: OAS Probe Supports Venezuelan Charges DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

Vol. I

Tel. 3-8400 ,

No. 220

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday,

July 20, 1960

Second-class

at Sam

postage

paid

Puerte

Rice

Juan.

28 AE OY To omen

’

Anti-Trust Suit Hits IDR Shipping Try On Betancourt’s Boycott. Here Life Laid To Trujillo Cobian, Distributors Continues CARACAS (AP)—An investigating commi

ogee

By DOUGLAS D. RICHARDS A $1 million anti-trust suit was filed in Federal court yesterday by four independent theater owners naming

Commonwealth

Management

Corp.

head

Rafael

Ramos

Cobian and 20 distributing agencies as defendants. The

suit

Corcelles,

ee Ree,

submitted Hemry

Vazquez

Luis

Raul

Sotomayor

against the corn-carrying freighter docked along the Isla Grande pier in San Juan, marked the second

Cobian now pending in the court. The earlier, suit was filed one

time in two days that Puerto Rican longshoremen have _ refused to handle Dominican cargo.

Cae pena F A

fendants.

Named

along with Cobian in yes-

and

owners

Charged

ether

Violate

the

criminating

COBIAN

(See

ae ea en

the

defen-

agencies and conspiracy to

anti-trust

laws

,against

independents.

COBIAN,

Page

both

the

ocassions

respected

Ozama,

the

Puerto

boycott,

Rican

long-

WALTER

STAB

PRIEST

gated tempt mulo

Convention

CHICAGO—New

Bureas

.York’s

Gov-

ernor Nelson A. Rockefeller, the GOP’s reluctant Presidential dragon,

said

yesterday

Puerto

that

Ricans

was

decide

issues.

Syndi-

Wary would

ever,

pushed

usually

well-informed

officials

Asked

how

Puerto

Rico

the

Puerto Rico eman Gabriel

about

5ist

making

state,

Rocke-

feller replied:

‘‘That’s their deter-

Mination,

mine.”

not

Meanwhile,

insular

GOP

said they Gov. Munoz

dele-

Rich-

Nixon to use his influence to any gtatehood plank. How-

through incoming supporters following his speech to the Republican platform committee here.

felt

commit-

keeping a Fortaleza.

if to prevail pn Vice President

cuff

statehooders not put it past

state-

of any

say

they

have

letters from

party

not

heard

Munoz

on the

subject.

they

not

mittements hood plank

have

any

to force from the

firm

com-

council

The

OAS.

of the

council

as the

consulting of meeting

ministers

decide

cate of Dominican Workers in The Venezuelan Ambassador to Exile. BriFalcon Marcos the OAS, The 750-ton motor vessel, Venus, ceno, said here that his country which was boycotted yesterday in feels that the Venezuelan-DomiMayaguez,

was

rtedly

headed

Meanwhile, AFL-CIO ers

here

supporting

(See

BOYCOTT,

the

command.

discuss

Dominican

zuela’s

M. Pineiro were of the platform

De la Haba of the closed will

authorities

Dolores

Democratic

that

they

the stateGOP high

Insular

The

after

Republicans

(See

GOP,

Page

nando

praise

tell

their

but

States The

expected

21)

none

stories.

Tambroni way

came N.,

after

Page

Ferm

yesterday

resigned

new

with

three

pre

the

ties—the

govern

pledged

support

Democratic

the Liberals cans.

make

Italian

minor and

par

Socialists,

the

Republi-

It promised to give the nation a stronger pro-western and antiCommunist coalition than Tam

broni’s

decision U.

for

ment of

(OAS). (See

(AP)—Premier

Tambroni

sented the resignation of his three-month-old Christian De mocratic government to President Giovanni Gronchi. The dapper 58-year-old attorney handed his resignation te President Gronchi at the Quirinal Palace.

UNITED NATIONS, New York (AP)—The U.N. Security Council yesterday rejected Soviet protests and tossed Cuba’s quarrel with the United States over to the Organization of American

contained

platform,

was linked with lavish the Commonwealth.

that

ROME

interference

U.N. Turn Over Of Cuba Feud To OAS

endorsement

was

Rome Government Resigns To Make Room For Coalition

Republic

Hot Debate Marks

when Puerto Ricans want same pledge respecting

the

indict-

of the prisoners had claimed to be under pressure from prison

of island statehood as a_ desirable objective and a promise of support it. The

Vene-

its

officials. Venezuelan The informant said

is carrying a draft

Republican

but

that

the

without

namé@ members committee.

understood

ask

issues,

should be discussed first. The committee spoke with the prisoners detained in the assassination attempt of President Betancourt in Caracas’ model prison

plank, but has not dis its exact wording. It is

generally

both position

of the Dominican

ment

21)

and, Mrs.

BETANCOURT

of the The foreign ministers hemisphere have been called to

labor leadPage

situation.

Cuban-American

the

over

priority

issue deserves

nican

for San Juan 1 night with its cargo of 7,000 hundredweight sacks of corn still aboard.

self-determination national commitede la Haba said

fly

will

committee

The

foreign

Free

the Dominican

it where tomorrow Washington will turn its report over to the

the

.by dis-

make a

tee at the same time watchful eye on La

ard kill

yesterday.

the

supports

The committee has decided to close its investigation 24 hours he said. expected, earlier than

by-

21)

hood pitch to the platform

they want statehood; not him. The governor made the off-the-

statement

prepared

a commit-

said

is now serving pending body

which

that

_insti-

and

Betancourt,

member

tee

evidence

charges

the assassination atagainst President Ré6-

shoremen in the face of a reported order from the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) to work the ships, was mounted members

found

armed

Republic

Query

gates

has

Venezuela’s

Island GOP Delegates Have No Firm Plank Commitment

ae or

ae ame

SAT SCN Ne AAP

ee Tt

Statehood

independent

charge

dant — distributing exhibitors with a

with a reportedly effeetive boycott

is one against

theater

ship-

ttee of the Organization of American

States

muscles

tors similarly situated” of two anti-trust suits

Conspiracy

ore

Republic

growing

Rio Ozama. The stoppage

Corcelles

its

on behalf of themselves and “all other theater owners and opera-

terday’s suit are, Jack and David Odell, Victor. Carrady, Rafael G. Marti and Eugenio Camacho. Also the Film Board of Puerto Rico.

Dominican

flexed

again yesterday 100 per cent

Carlos

year ago by':Pedro R. Armenteros, owner of the San Juan area theaters Delicias and Riviera, and names Cobian Theaters Inc. and two distributing agencies as de-

Rocky ] Ducks

By HAROLD J. LIDIN AFL-ClO-backed boycott

against

ping

Paredes,

and

The

latter,

two

21)

out-going in

regime.

addition

(See

ITALY,

The

his

Page

own

21)

Two Destroyers Collide; 12 Dead er

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (AP)—One Navy destroyslashed into the side of another in swirling fog off

the

Southern

were

killed

California

outright

A score or hospitalized.

coast

yesterday.

fatally

were

hurt.

Twelve

injured.

least.

six

men were

Navy,

the dead were The Ammen a.m. by the gaping hole

poured

forth,

hours

sifting

reports,

said

aboard the USS Ammen. was rammed on its portside

USS Collett. Water poured in in the engine room, flooding

leading

to reports

all

there

appeared at 9:44

through a it. Smoke

of a fire. The

said

Navy

was

about

none.

The

sink,

but

ship

listed

pumps

heavily

saved

and

was towed toward nearby Long Beach. The Collett, which had several injured, suffered serious damage to its bow. But it retained power

and

headed

for Long

Beach

its own.

Withdraws

Soviet Aid LEOPOLDVILLE,

simply do not your purpose is

Phe | British

tal

week

with

the

= the

| ciliation He cited:

plainly

complaint

Britain

United

—The

last

East-West

walkout

from

in violating

Briti

note

delivered

Kre mlin

earlier

yesterday

downing

international

air

3—Russia’s

0 | the United

re-| ang

the

reconnaissance

Premier

space.

charge

States,

West

Germany

that

that the Russians endangered world

MacMillan

said

themselves peace.

the downing

Britain,

Belgium

have organized

me!y

attac k’’

dangerous

The

Action

Labor ‘

rallied

leader

Paces

“

Labor

behind

Party | Ef

Macmillan...

Hugh

Gaitskel

told |

Stafe

Siege

GUATEMALA

(@®—The

you

were

right

bases

lawmakers would

“IT

believe

common

that

remain

Guate-

that

this

interest

Monday

Britain is

the!|theater,

all,’

he,

Police

Macmillan,

lashed hed

the the

Soviet

"WEATHER FORECAST:

and

San

Mayaguez

Juan,

—

Ponce

RICO

the

HIGH:

VIR-

and

STATESIDE: cloudy;

hooked

ordered

them

at-

any

also

radio

time.

took

con-

stations

network

All radio amateurs were

off.

THE The moon and sets

MOON

rises today at at 4:37 P.M

3:25

AML

LOW: New

70.

York,

Boston,

78,

Last

cloudy;

Denver,

Dallas,

Los

cloudy; San Ty cloudy.

81, 76,

Francisce,

Jely 15.

82,

cloudy;

86,

Angeles,

Qtr.

72,

July 23

First

uan;

Sh ae

partly

Mayaguez:

5:34 a.m.

partly

Ponce:

ouam

airport.

set

5:14 a.m.

-m.

will

mark

the

mediate

7:18 p.m.

was

national

for

big

=>:

$3%

again

and

billion civil

taking

aad a.m.

12:2 pm.

|Oopposite

: o3

a.m.

12:17 p.m. 11.51 pam

joourse

the

Mayaguez:

1:21

am.

12:18 p.m

| tration

ee em

Mc CORMICK

“The House

man

Rockefeller the

the

political

GOP,

splurge

defense. tack

direction

Eisenhower steering.

from

Security

Coun-

said

the

evacution

announcement

that after “the mecessary in Leopedville” he would go

on He

the

adminisin?

ALT

Tea in town

of Flavor’

IMC

Distributors: FREIRIA & CO., S. EN C. — San Juan — Tel. 2-3583

from lese

The has

New

York

repeatedly

GOP

platform the

right

convention,

need

expect

“First:

They

who to

issues of of next

committee

people

all

Nixon

speak out on the grave the day in advance week’s

told

the

yesterday and

two

have

things:

must

teld

the

truth—the facts, the dangers, the needs,

the

choices,

and

the

ep-

portunities.” “Second: They must, at the same time, be offered the hope of a kind of leadership that tells the

doing, meet

plain

summons the

clear

facts

them and

and,

rise

present

bases

mot

the

Belgian

Conga

expected

they

will

return to Belgium. Belgian bases are guaranteed to them under treaty

rights

with

the

Comgo

gov-

ernment.

Landing Gear Fails. Plane Cracks Up ST.

CROTX—A a

YIanding gear

lapsed

landed

at It a.m.

small

plane

The

plane,

Airways,

owned

Inc.,

colas

here yesterday,

eausing mmor damage eraft and me personel

te the airjuries.

suffered

Coastal a

mech-

anical failure, causing the accident. Both the pilet and co-pilot

escaped injury.

Emergency

Registry

Wednesday, July 20 All Night Pharmacy

chal-

called

lives in the capital

bases—presumably

military

governer, urged

treops,

bands of mutimeus Cenge soldiers, are returning te

their

dential nemination which but clinched for Nixon.

them

the Most

protect white

RockefeHer is a bit more than willing to be drafted for a presi-

complete

-TRY

PaCL

Re-

spoke up before the platform drafting committee for an im-

i=om

3:59 p.m.|

eamp

Nelson York,

question 20

the

Belgian

Photo.)

(AP)—The__

‘ajardo:

Part | Pome:

(AP

GOP Begins 1960 Platform Dr afting; Rocky Gov.

TIDES ‘

the

confidence to run it.

Aug. 6

nas

Over

rena td oe ee wounded Congolese eeldics stretches a d toward his foe, a Belgian paratrooper, on te Pretoria, South Afriea, for after clash at Leopoldville airport. The Belgian troops talks with officials on that coun Ht concluded, drove mutinous Congo soldiers from the airfield where try’s racial policies. hundreds of European civilians were seeking air evacuation from the African republic. U. N. ferees new contrel

New

Wednesday, July Sawn ' oe

Sen:

said stay

CHICAGO

Full

July 31

Fajardo:

part-

Qtr.

he str to the

to consider the situation.

arrive.

Nixon New

N. Taking

Bunche

publicans began preparing their 1960 platform yesterday and aides of Vice President Richard M.

at|

Washington, 80, partly cloudy; Philadelphia, 82, cleudy; Miami, 89, partly cloudy; Chicago, «86,

cloudy;

Ardon

YESTERDAY'S

partly

forbidden

government

operation.

p.m.

Partiy

Francisco

midnight.

Belgian troops would be completed by 7 p.m Saturday. On that day, Seeretary General Dag Hammarskjold is ex pected to

and

30.

trol of Guatemala’s

TEMPERATURES:

YESTERDAY'S

were

The

GIN ISLANDS—Partly cloudy with scattered showers and a chance of thundershowers. WINDS: Easterly at 12 to 20 miles per hour.

2:00

picture

person

The Defense Ministry quickly | ordered a curfew from 9 p.m. until dawn. Meetings of more than four per-

Decreasing

and

grenade

one

least

chief

hand motion

tributed this incident to terrorism.

cloudiness with a chance of occasional showers today, generally fair tonight. PUERTO

a a

killing

injuring

said

night

exploded

lot is at stake im the U. N. Lf the erisis can be solved it wil be considered a big victory for the United Nations. Hammarskjold Expected

to | Situation.

American|

speak to Mr. Khrushchev.” | A communique said that 14 men Macr i the downing of | armed with machine guns tried to the Bri sages to the House capture the military base of Alta of Commons, earlier had told) Verapaz, but were repulsed.

British

Comgo

U. N. Underseeretary Ralph J. Bunche reported the Belgian withdrawal en the eve of a meet-

Guatemala

the Commons: }malan government yesterday dedent that the country | Clared a state of siege for 30 days welcome your state | because of the country’s political

“2

kind.

opposition

quickly

de-

seme 20 cities and small towns were still controlled by Belgian treops who were guarding whites agaimst marauding Congolese.

the American RB-47 by the Soviet | Union on July 1. constituted an “unprovoked

Lumumba

;| was controlled by the U. N. But

Terrorist

and

a com-

Belgiams are surrendering p> trol duties in Leopoldville to the expanding, blu e-helmeted U. N. foree. The Leopoldville airport, 12 miles from the city,

| |

today

Patrice

over

oFed ew tine Vohra join- || 4independent conspiracy Gengo to destroy the newly with the Unites d charges States inanddeclarRepublic. ing had

the

American

France,

pulled

eity

indicated im an interview is considering an appeal Soviet Union for help.

the

plane

have

strifetorn

elared this wasn’t enough, that ke wanted all Belganm troops out

recon-

Soviet

2—The

conspiring} RR-47

States

air Space

The

to Khrushchev ac- |e power East-West disarmament f yrmal governmen- | nesotiations in Geneva.

Russia’s

thet

underst and today.”

leader’s

worded note eomy anied a

| propsects

troops

this

plete withdrawal from the capital to their Congo treaty bases,

| Union for a1 number of international acts which he said threatened the

leader, Macmillan

the rest will begm

to+*

declared:

Belgian

eut

Pernandez

Samturee

lenge.”

Junces

1304

Tel. 3-51469 Doctors om Night

Duty

Metrepolitan Area San Juam — Samturee

; MIAMI DRAPERY: ; >

1863 Leiza St.

Tel. 3-2111

Santarce

‘

Call

Bio Piedras Tel. 3-2467

- Barrie Obrero for information and

assistance

“I what

some

Soviet

bluntly

message

Congo

the

personal

The

(AP)—The U. S. headquarters here announced yesterday that

LONDON (AP)—Prime Minister Harold Macmillan yesterday warned Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev that the world could accidentally move into nuclear war if present new trends in Soviet foreign policy continue.

iad ley Cabemadantiattentae”aden

Premier Still

Red Policies Could Lead To Nuclear War, Macmillan Warns K In

ete

In Congo

at AR

Belgium

— Wednesday,7, Taly |20, 1960

nite stellt at

THE SAN JUAN STAR

at AR

MEO

ANE 8A we

OM cas

“th sade aC

— Woda July20, 1960

McGee Renews Plea Ponce Butcher Convicted For UPR To Review On 2 Marijuana Counts Decision On ROTC By

By DOUGLAS D. RICHARDS A 43-year-old butcher, described by Assistant U.°S.. Attorney Raymond L. Acosta as ‘“‘one of the biggest traffickers in the Ponce

MALDONADO

Brig. Gen. John H. McGee, commanding general of the U.S. Army Antilles Command, has urged Chancellor Jaime Benitez of the University eo “to reconsider”

change

the

ROTC

program

voluntary

basis,

according

letter

UPR

university’s re-

convert the

the

first

ROTC

Benitez

years

two

program

from

the

Army

ROTC

for

officers,

monwealth

the

GEN. MCGEE L. Lemnitzer

believe

that to con-

those “who have repeatedly favor-

ROTC,

Mc-

was

tion

also

that

place,

learned

yesterday

the

there

least

100

ROTC

duce

“a

last

danger”

decide

the Army the ROTC from the out that recruit at

real

cadets 25

not

and

pro-

commissioned

able

fill

obligation,

this

Benitez yesterday disclosed a Dec. 18, 1959 letter. sent him by

Maj.

Gen. of

Frederick ROTC

ington,

stating

the Army

Army

Warren,

affairs

that

Wilber

Wash-

Secretary

Brucker

chief of Staff Gen.

of and

Lyman

Governor Will Sign New P.R. Transit Bill In Ceremony Today Gov. Mujfioz will sign into law a new transit bill in a ceremony this morning at La Fortaleza. The

giant

proved

last

bill,

the

day

Passage

part

drive

this

solve

traffic

ap-

the

new

bill

the

island’s

The

grow-

1946

law

attacked as antiobstacle to traffic

enforcement.

Are Re-elected To

Bar Assn. Offices Bar

Assn.

elected

another

year.

These ga,

serve

include:

president;

Leandri, Martinez Viero

have

been

their Luis

Praxedes

re-

offices NorieAlvarez

vice-president; Hector Colon, secretary; Julio

Morales

and

Carlos

zarry Yunque, delegates governing board.

Iri-

for

the

individual

how

leaving

universities

conduct

their

the Superior

at the proval

recommen-

Council which

end of ithere

Univers#tty

had

the

dismiss turned

Testifying

the

recent

pushing

Juana

Defense

to be

his

tardiness

transportation

apby

officials.

cargo has

at the since

HETT Puerto

Rico

Rico,

San Juan Harbor July 9 with a

of household been

furnishings,

rescued

Lighterage

counsel

GUATEMALA

iron

has

Gerardo

the

Porto

Co.

blamed

and 1ejo ment. Several holes

from

to get the stranded

of the flooded

rocks.

Divers

Jacksonville, of

route

Florida

cargo,

with

mostly

110

private

furnishings,

when

Ft. Moutrie and drifted onto a reef in Bahia Viejo, about three miles west of the San Juan entrance. ©

Under A

crew

under

the

John

Potts

salvage

direction

Potts

hour

Direction

the

and

arrived

a half

and

swells

last

week,

which

K-41

firm

Capt.

the

scene

after receiv-

ing a call.‘Their work ly inconvenienced by

was strongheavy seas

continued

salvage

barge,

all used

by the company, carried air compressors, .winches, a_ generator

FOR LEASE In Whole

or in Part

beautifully

possibilities.

Eleyatgr,

Air

Conditioning,

merciat.

and

torn

the

to prevent

the

cargo

Into

Carge According the trailers

the

rocks

blasted

and

Undamaged te Potts, none of carrying the cargo

got wet. He stated that the actual declared

value

$220,000

and

of a The

died

about

the

‘“unavail-

quoted government witness, it turned

several

months

ago.

But

was

pointed out two unused

brought

Ruiz

Nazario

additional

not necessary.

the

that

the

trial

the

cargo

of the

BANK WITH THE BANK WHOSE BUSINESS IS PUERTO RICO

was

trailers

to build for the future, and helping to build

moved docks

TMT

barge,

yesterday

the

and

Puerto

said

the barge

Rico

for an estimate

Potts

Dry-

of damages.

took

over

the

salvage operation on a “no cureno pay” contract, meaning that

if not successful, he would not be. paid for the work done by his salvage firm.

restored

3 story building.

152

(Opposite

Incinerator. Street 3 floors office of commercial. High class shops, Boutique, Art

TEL. 2-1444

then gow

..o[n business in Puerto Rico?

At Banco Popular our business is helping you

unloaded

com testi

York—whe New from ernment after arriving were not even im vited to the stand.

Potts

The

that the defense had witnesses of its own,

said, has a value of $200,000. The cargo and trailers were

$110,000.

Fortaleza

INFORMATION:

the

pulverizing

times,

six

air out

deck.

bottom

barge

area about the coral.

equip-

IN OLD SAN JUAN

of coromercial Tourist center. tauranft, etc.

complained ability’’ witness.

mony

the

a fire

and then used to force water

drilled

the

under

broke a tpwline from the tugboat

Judge

that

when she hit salvage crew

entering

off

barge

were

docks

the

secured

water

motion

curred

electric

for

welding

vessel’s bottom, the reefs. The

35 men

was

second

the remaining counts, was down after the defense

nation,”

said a 60-year-old inmate reported red — forgotten to disconnect

compartment compression

barge

one

Ortiz

(®—An

been

Lighterage Co. worked the clock with a crew of

The

imported.

Electric lron Cause

The around the

found

illegally

deceased

ser-

TMT Barg e Rescued Off Bahia Viejo Reef groundeg entrance.

narcotics

However,

out,

Lacking _ this, presented proof

the

meets

July. Speedy is expected

By GUNTER The TMT barge

offiproce-

past.

a sentence

blamed

“irresponsible” vices.

statement

dicting Martinez was in any case, held non-essential to the case by U. S. Attorney Acosta, who did not introduce the statement inte evidence. In turning down the last-minute demand that the government produce its missing (and deceased) witness for ‘“‘possible cross-exami-

Diaz

imposed on receipt-of a probationary report, Martinez faces an additional month in jail for contempt, incurred after he showed up 45 minutes late following a noon recess of the trial. The Ponce man, who lunched at the far end

of town,

quire marihuana. they should have were

dure in not asking the Ponce man whether he had a license to acthe

two

investigating

failing

case

Office

been

charged with

that

Commonwealth

Investigation. said

cials

a five-

indictment

Department’s

Ortiz

Of Guatemala Fire

ROTC.

dation for the change is pending final university approval from

The

PONCE—Five members of the Ponce chapter of the’ Puerto Ri-

Department

jichancellor’s

household

transit

basic course.”

favored

compulsory The

tons

ap-

basis

ROTC pyograms, the Department of the y had strongly favor-

session,

Five Ponce Lawyers

can

a voluntary

the

law

Commonwealth’s

crisis.

was frequently quated and an

safety

was

year’s

current

of- the

ing

which

Legislature

will replace the proved in 1946.

Althought

Defense* has to

takes

officers a year. On a voluntary basis, it is feared that the UPR

chief

into

is a matter of “grave concern” to

change

that the Department of might decide to remove program altogether UPR. It was pointed the University must

will

ROFC

ed the compulsory

from a source close to the situa-

the

In addition

training

offered

convicted

cigarettes

area

vert

said.

agents

dependence on UPR graduate officers, and the “citizenship” Gee

was

of a three-count

Special

Com-

de-

NaNa-

Treasury

com-

Guard’s

peddling trial

agents

dependence

National

for

after being fingered by undercover

the three basic reasons why he opposed a voluntary ROTC at the Universtiy. These reasons are

yesterday

Federal

before Judge Clemente Ruiz zario was Modesto Martinez

counts

pulsory to an elective basis. In his letter McGee outlined

based

late

-in

marijuana cigarettes. Found guilty in a non-jury

Martinez

yesterday.

recommendation

convicted

poleoni of Ponce. He faces year minimum sentence.

The University Board and the Academic State recently approved -a

was

court

of Puerto Ria decision that

would ceived

area’”’

del Rivero, juc by the court after Martinez’ regular lawyer dropped out, won an acquittal on the third count of the indictment.

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Arrosted

In St. Thomas St. Croix Man Held InWaterfront Incident

Catholic Demonstrators Held In Havana Prison

Jose,

Costa

the

probable

Rica

emerged

choice

after

Cuba

‘Discrimination’ Is Charged In Jury Panel Selection A motion has been filed with the Superior Court of San Juan by lawyers Angel Viera Martinez and Octavio Malave Torres, impugning the selection of the jury panel

assigned period

to from

that July

court 1,

1960,

for to

the June

30,

1961 The lawyers’ motion charges discrimination in the selection of the jury panel for San Juan in point of sex, race, nationality; and social status, and discrimination with regard to sex in the case of the jury panels for the munici-

NEED

palities

NOW added

you can security

Woven-Wire

have with

Rio

Grande,

Cuba

Carolina,

jury panel is not proportionate to the total number assigned to each municipality,

Trujillo

and

that

Alto,

in the

case

woman

was

included. 50 Viera charged

Call

Martinez and in their motion

was

the

were

Malave that the

reported

The

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that objection in

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ing are rather

limited,

the sources

will bear upon Dominican-Venezuelan and probably upon U. S.-

relations. date

depend nation

motion list

commissioners

that

a new

of the

conference

may

on the work of the fivecommittee which is now

requests

that

the

abolished,

that

new

of the

appointed,

and

It is nevertheless understood that the conference will be held in

panel

selected.

that

they

Lou’’

Lloyd

Joseph,

will

remain

there

was

advised

at about

to the dock

most

week.

were

said to have

assault in

and

battery,

and

two

The only other union here is the is affiliated with the AFL-CIO.

panels

court

for

cussion

of the

“The

first state

motion

capital punishment in 1847.

a dis-

on July

28.

to abolish was Michigan

Paz

Estenssoro

J. M.

Asseciated

NEW

ROBERTS

Press

YORK

News

Analyst

(#—President

Eisen-

hower has now accepted international communism not merely as

but

force

wokr

entity,

the

world,

a power

which

can be barred from hemisphere even as

powers The

the Western other world

are barred. problem

is to define

this

ternational

News Analysis

in-

pow-

er,, recognize it, and act against

_it comes established.

before

be-

In the specific applications of the concept to Cuba, as the Presi-

dent was

doing,

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400

enlisted men of airborne early Warning squadron four are involved in the shift. Atlantic Fleet Headquarters spokesmen said the squadron is being transferred to make it more centrally situated for its Present

primary

mission

weather reconnaissance and future commitments in support of

project

mercury,

in-space pregram al Aviation and

the

the- Team-

500

cases

beaten

up.

obstructing is

police

organized

Islands

officers

in St.

Labor

Thomas.

Union,

which

how

far does

the

Communist-dominated

therefore

inadmissable?

obvious

control

have

vention. If, then,

the

first

intention

bar international Communism

frem

the hemisphere is to be attempted, the time has already arrived. Unfortunately,

arrives

time

when

the

President

was

under

obligation

already

produce

proposals for expansion of United States aid under new organization procedure

for

a _ unified

Latin

American development program. His announcement of what hé expects

puts

pressure

Cuba not to be left out. But it also will be interpreted in some quarters as an attempt other Latin American

into

cooperating

And

there

to coerce countries

against

is already

Cuba.

a division

Mexico over which side to take. At any rate this means months and

months

negotiations,

and

there are no months

to spare. The

situation

and

calls

for,

probably

to will get, other action, probably be demonstrated from without, or through cooperation between the does obvious allegiance to and United States and Great Britain. reliance upon international Communism become enough? Allegiance and reliance already Major William G-. Day, U.S. are being demonstrated. Domination has not been. In_a concept Army, retired, former Puerto Risuch as that outlined by the Presi- co National Guard instructor and dent, in the specific Cuban ap veteran of World War II and Ko-

Maj. William 6. Day

To Puerto Rico

officers

considered Does

Hurricane Hunfer

carry

OfCubanCommunism

and

jury

US Must DefineExtent

president, Victor takes office.

Virgin

the

not

been

charges

the middle of August. Bolivia has requested that the meeting take place after August 7 when its new

before

representative

the performance of their duty. Presently no local of the Teamsters

Judge Davila Ortiz has summoned jury commissioners and other persons having to do with

selection

3 p.m.

Castro regime have to go in Communist practice, and in cooperation with Soviet Russia, before it is

appear

;

the captain of the sailing

Joseph, a native of St. Croix, was later arrested by court order and charged with destruction of personal property, two charges of

sites for the meet-

Said, due to the fact that the talks Cuban

‘‘Tiny

sters,

possible

The committee members are now in Caracas and it is expected

50 jurymen from whom a jury for each case.

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OBLIGATION,

three courts in the district of San Juan have at their disposal only

slotted angle

Tuesday

withdrawn,

Some

For

two

to another suggesJuan, Puerto Rico

site—but

might be necessity.

weighing the accusation of Venezuela against the Dominican Re public.

Guards.

with

much

of the opinion

The

;

the

Costa Rican capital has been mentioned prominently in formal talks as a possible meeting place for the ministers, although any final

be as

police and witnesses,

schooner

factory

Diplomatic sources here said the

have objected tion—that San

The motion alleges that the number of women selected for each

The

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men’s work clothing made by the Lee Manufacturing Co. here to Puerto Rico because dockworkers there would not unload them. The captain complied, unloading his cargo back onto the dock. In the meantime, two truck drivers who had carried the cargo from the

place.

decision may weeks away.

Loiza and Trujillo Alto.

general

PROTECTION?

According

Rico

Rico.

lengthy

San

American in August.

Puerto

and

the possible site of the meeting the Organization of States to take place

meeting

Advises Against Trip

Castro.

May Host OAS Talks objected

shipped

OR ECE RE I a

varied

declared

being

Fidel

temples,”

from

occurred

Minister

Two truck drivers were also reportedly assaulted and beaten after they transported goods to the dock to be shipped to the island Commonwealth.

aint

Castro,

Prime

clothing

“They are anti-Christians who want to destroy the revolution by entrenching themselves in the

onc

before

forces

work

state. demonstration

just

military

here

een

the The

the

cases

plication

the

trouble

will

come

drawing the dividing line between domination and cooperation. With Russia stepping in at every point

States,

counter

with

the

United

Castro’s

can do to the United States with rockets, the situation already is far more concrete than a previous one in which the United States acted directly,

rea,

died

San

Juan

yesterday

after a long illness. He years old. Maj. Day, well known tary

circles

here,’

RRO

against

500

AMER

crimes

prevented

counter-revolutionaries.

Costa Rica Not PR WASHINGTON (#—San Juan was virtually eliminated yesterday as

which

was

pro-Communists,

rich

incident

charges

any

that

representing

five

in miliborn

omega 7s gp

many of whom eyewitnesses said, carried firearms and steel bars. La Cabana prison is usually reserved for prisoners committing

maintained

following

Butler, Penn. He retired to Puerto Rico two years ago and made his home in Ceiba. From 19461947

served

torat Loisy Maj.

Day

as PRNG

Field.was

instruc-

arrest

Castro

yesterday

police said was

arrested

twice

awarded

me AI

for the violent demonstration which also involved an American woman and her two sons. The hewspaper did not mention the

trations anti-Christian, Castro said, “We cannot forget that there is a part of the Clergy that is pro-Franco and Falangist.”

of the

who

was

the Silver Star for bravery and held the Purple Heart with five clusters. He retired from the military after 23 years service.

the youths

demons

Teamsters

blamed

Catholic

St. Croix man

man-

of the NationSpace Agency.

The oldest wooden house still standing in the United States— and in good condition—is believed to be the Fairbanks House in

Dedham, Mass., byilt in 1636.

Day

New

neg

(of Havana)

the

Brotherhood

Brunswick,

J The body will be in state today between 7 and 10 p.m. at Ehret’s Funeral Home in Hato Rey. Serare scheduled for 1:30 Thursday. Burial will be t Arlington: National Cemetery, Arlington, Va.

a church yesterday are in the military prison, La Cabana, government controlled newspapers disclosed yesterday. In a lenghtly article, El Mundo

Calling

ST. THOMAS—A the

ORE

in front of

the the

pro-Communists

the demonstrations. He said participants “leaped out of

who

saree

with

youths

By ALTON ADAMS Special to the STAR

provoked

Catholic

counter-revolutionaries

Bio

dozen

~*~ three hour television speech, a launched his most direct attack fought on the Catholic Church.

By RICHARD VALERANI HAVANA (AP)—Less than

Teamster

ny ah

| SHE SAN.JUAN STAB — Wednesday, July 20, 1960

Views Miami Residents Air Religious In First Session Here Education Issue In Courtroom

| ee

the interim bepenses of the Commission. *

rea Finances movement,

and the cooperative have held the atten-

The

Monday

new

tropolitan

France,

from,

reportedly

will vote

a bud-

midnight

Monday,

their

plate tags. Friday.

Though

The

have

from

police

areas

metropolitan

that

the

a technical

mittee

po-

advisory

ing

aid

of the

motion

to cooperative

ment lands.

not been

inside

was

due

the

number

long

favor-

the

number

drive

persons

who

had

get

Sponsors

not

out

Caribbean

the

create

license

deadline

reports

submitted

for

1960-61

to.12

motion

A total of 252 persons gs arrested in the metropolitan area to

same

chairmanship of Philippe Grousset, of France, is considering a

252 Arrested For Lack Of License Tags displaying

the

The current meeting, under the

get of around $200,000 to cover

Caribbean 1961. The

will have

instead wers.

Britain, the U.S., and Hol-

land,

body

to help his citizens committee take the case to the Supreme Court.

and my own religious conscience.” By JOHN WICKLEIN New York Timés News Service “I am not going to be a taxMIAMI—A broadside attack payer required to afford funds to on the constitutionality of reli- send my children to a_ private gious practices in the public school when™ public schools are schools has been launched in available.” a Miami court room. Chamberlin is the plaintiff in Chief counsel for plaintiffs and one of two companion cases being defendants declared in interviews tried in the Dade County Circuit

will

vance as the Commission, but will be conjposed of delegates

include The delegates, who commissioners from the four meof

Commission

goals of economic and social‘ ad-

Commision, which began in La Concha hotel.

powers

present

be replaced’ by the Organization ‘in early

tion of delegates gathered at the annual meeting of the Caribbean

Great

clearguard

careless smoker eggs Diablo. Eugene

Gollinger,

53, of York, was treated at a hospital for cuts and bruises. .

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The Dow Jones 20 industr| ials ¢e! %, North American Aviation a Cacpeeata Sel seats aoeaneed Juan = i down $1.22 to $624.78 be, Pfizer 1%, Union Carbide 3/8,)ie slightly higher as volume pick-

bill | Were

was

The Associated Press average | Ford *{of 60 stocks rose .10 to $218.10.

Munoz:

Gov.

trend

Martin

vesterday Y

general

1%,

1, Western

compared

NOR

bemg

rate sivancine, bu | Polaron

830,000

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the

anc

Texaco

| estes

Commonwealth Depart-| of Commerce came into _

of the steel, petroleums,|Goodrich

some

M@aSLITG

£.

%, and

Electric

General

with

yesterday

closed

City

Lends U . S. Steel gained 1%, Lukens, were irregularly higheron volume with

stock-; The — NEW YORK (AP) market

Gov't Bank

Agai

Mixed

Mujioz Signs |Market Commerce

— Wednesday, July 20, 1960

THE SAN JUAN STAR

1941

in-

Some soot ane ee side the harbor, another beachorgans which produce it tojed at Kaneohe, on the east coast

Jicnabie sham to a00 ip total. dart of Oahu, and two are umaccountness.

‘

‘THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 20, 1960

ind Béstoee, Monge a Cl aude

Fleninger,

former

a’

The

food

india ~fobil International Oil Holds| eis 7, "ldenade’s <

Hilton Gels New Food

Public

Welfare

Divis ivision

W of Pedro | The death

and beverage manager of the Nile the Department of Health will hold

Hilton, to

Egypt, has arrived here/an

serve

food

and

beverage

open house today from

am.

manager of the

was

general{

Hotel

oes

The

division

nent

sas

Lafie

at Km. 5.7 on Highway No. 3,

Oil Company beginning today at

the}

iment

Utuado, Friday morning, has been

; Feninger

honor

officially classified as the result —. ae oer 's

1955,

t manager of the Caribe Hilton. 20th anniversary of the Social|be explored at a management Before joining the Hilton Ho-| Workers Organization of Puerto|meeting of Mobil International

; in

Maldonado

Velez, 49, whese body was found

tels Intercontinental organization | Rico.

sponsoring

ae had speculated he was Police

The Beach Hotel. the Dorade 7 July 22.

the,

Ile dejopen house to afford the public a

eee

ham

the victim of a hit-and-run driver.

lace, Wars fae

Policeman

Brignoni at Utuado

France, in Tangiers., and of the|better understanding of the role| meeting is a nine-men executive

headquarters reported that wit-

Arabia.:

friends, got to drinking

agency

regional

some

with

together

work

president for the

testified

aoa

by Earl A. Brown,Jr Dhahran Airport Hotel, in Saudi|of social; workers im a government |team5 led vice =

with

them, and fell from a ledge while

sHIP

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Mayaguez, Guit

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people

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expanding

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service

Bull Limes

manager,

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serving.

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KATHRYN

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NR Carlos

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associates

will

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the

conference.

for

president

with|Company

the

list

Latin Amerie

States

and

of of

Alcoa, in keeping with a long-standing policy of providing Puerto Rico with the finest shipping service available, announces the ar-

rival of one of its famous cruise ships— now on

_ O

leans.

This

addition

doubles

Aleoa’s

Gulf-

Puerto Rico service. These cargo-passenger ships bring with them a wonderful geputation for express service, expert cargo handling. and mechanical equipment suitable for the handling of every

regular, weekly service from Mobile and New

kind of freight, plus a huge eapacity for earry-

Orleans to San Juan.

ing refrigerated cargoes. Now, with two sailings each week from Gulf ports, and once-a-week service from Atlantic ports, Alcoa offers the finest, most flexible

This new service is im addition to Alcoa’s regular freighter service from U.S. Gulf and Atlantic coast ports to San Juan, Mayagiiez and Ponce, and its northbound service from

service available to Puerto Rico.

;

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bef}

dependable

from ee

New ee

Mobil

Founded

Puerto Rican ports to Mobile and New Or.

shipping service to Puerto Rico.

visitors Oil

Venezuela.

from the Alcoa Cavalier

the

manag

is Dr. James

Canada.

NOS | WANN

—

general

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Puerto

company’s

Heading Tong,

is cur-

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its

James host

confer

York, Te

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... first of three 15,000-ton cargo-passenger ships, arriving today to bring greater freight

z . :

the

said.

Brown

stations

pom

islands.

of P.

—

and

managers from Mobil affiliates Mobil International is the diand interests in Argentina, Bra-| vision of Secemy Mobil Oil Comzil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Pe- | pany, Inc., which operates ru, Uruguay, Venezuela and|throughowt the free world outUnited of the centinental Puerto Rico and other Caribbean|side

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their

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N.Y.

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Rico

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The

ment

Bull Lines

aan

Puerto

of the Commonwealth's

make

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the

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ras

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 20, 1960 SI

a SPANISH

LOVELY

Hon. Ernesto de la Orden Miracle entertain-

CGUNSUL—The

GUESTS—At

the

reception

held

RBS

Ashford: Avenue

the

Spanish Consulate Monday evening are, from left to right: Miss Sofia Lanza Megwinoff, Miss Tine Escando, Mrs. Julita Margarita de Martinez, Miss Rosita Torregrosa, and Mrs. Daphne Gaztambide de Rojo.

ed over 200 guests at a reception honoring the anniversary of the beginning of the Spanish Civil War. Pictured from left to right are Don Jose Alegria, Mrs. Alfredo Torruella, Mrs. de la Orden Miracle, Mrs. Guillermo Rubert and Mr. de la Orden Miracle, Spanish Consul.

(STAR

photos

Gunter

Hett.)

Here And There

Celebrates Spanish Holiday

Consulate Reception NORY

SEGARRA

DEANNA

The

and

MORRIS

Spanish

Consul

Puerto Rico, Hon. Ernesto de la Orden Miracle and Mrs. de

Orden

Miracle,

held

reception last Monday evening to celebrate the anniver-

sary of the beginning of the Spanish Civil War. The

affair

gardens

and

took

place

rooms

the

Spa-

nish Consulate, Ashford Ave., Santurce. The consulate was de-

corated Coat

with

of Arms

Spanish of the

flags,

the

Spanish

Re-

public

and

yellow

carnations.

than

—business ficers, corps,

bouquets two

men,

hundred

red

guests

government

members of bankers and

attended the party. toasts’ were made to

and

of-

the consular professionals

the

influence

tion

sed

among

FORTALEZA 202 — CRUZ 253 PROUDLY PRESENTS IN PUERTO RICO THE FIRST MODELS OF

the

de la Orden

was

tradi-

discus-

Miracle

greeted

Gerald

Mrs. their

Huffman,

Lt.

Col. and Mrs. Taylor Hayes, Capt. Richard Tuart, Hon. Manuel Gémez Meltz, Uruguay’s Consul in

Puerto

Rico;

Hon.

Reginald

British Consul; Hon. son, Haiti’s Consul;

son,

Haite’s

Alaca,

Henry -Hon.

Consul;

Venezuela’s

Hall, NelLuis

Hon.

Luis

Consul;

Hon.

Luis Cappa, French Consul, and Phillip Groused, French Ambassador f the Caribbean Commission. Also present were the Hon.

Sas nnmencens

‘LADIES FREE PVERTO

MCO'S

Nilo

Soto,

Dominican

Hon. Roberto Mexican Consul The

president

fael Martinez enthusiastically

group

Puerto Severo

residing

of the Auxilio Mutuo, Mr. and Mrs. Marino Villa, the Julito Rojos,

the

Alejandro

Francisco nager

Herreros

and

general

ma-

Moliner,

Iberia

Air

Others

Lines,

Present

Another group was Mr. and Mrs. Angel

torney

and

Mrs.

formed by Giusti, At-

Mariano

and

Acosta

Velarde,

Dr.

Pujadas; Carmen’

Mesdames Maria del Zamora, Provi Urrutia

Mrs.

José

Santiago

Totti

and

Noguera,

so Ballester,

the

Lavanderos,

Jorge

ard

PRIDE

Mann,

Dr.

and

nez were reception.

Mir-

Secre-

Poldin

Santiago

Bruno

and

his

Dr.

Mrs.

Greg

Votaw

Roberto

among .

Jimé-

others .

the

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Renato

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reasonable

Espana en Puerto Rico, Don Ra-

daughter young Miss Rosarito Bruno, the Arturo Somohanos,

to admire the beautiful styles

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Consul;

Rivera “Lomeli, and Mrs. Rivera

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Hon.

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WEDNESDAY

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Waymouth; Hon. Charles

del Valle, Magua na de Casenave.

Every at

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Swiss Consul; Hon. Conrado Llianza, Philippine Consul; Hon,

guests.

Numerous Many guests, among them Rear Alan Smith, Jr., Lt. Spain, and} Admiral

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‘Ann Landers Says

‘In and around - PONCE

Buy Bigger Shoes And Save. Your Feet

By Rosarito de Jesus iakior: sdvasied smaieal _training| '

The people of Guanica will honor their patron saint, Saint Santiago, with

series

popular

Vendrell,

parties

back

July 22 through 31. A dance, featur- after visiting them. s¢ . ing Monche Usera’s Orchestra, is scheduled for Sunday the 2th, at PONCEROS IN S

from

Recently

Durham,

you

ter from a woman unhappy

club

:[to believe a let- about me-

printed

because

arrived

her

bridge

strong

their spike- heels and ruined her vinyl

feels

thé

same

who

for

dates

seven

Beware.

little

kinky. sss

town with the

DEAR

ANN

wife

and

five

years.

LANDERS:

have

been

She

couldn’t

housework so

she

went

a job. This was She hasn’t come

won’t

display in the Museum. Dr. Seria’s trip to the island was sponsored

per

friends

Vendrell

their

new

residence on 69 Salud St.... A new arrival at the home of Diana and Faite

Serrallés.

11, at Damas

tal...

and

Rosita

hosted f

it’s - Dianita,

born on July a

Guille

Hospi-

Torruella

dinner-party,

their

home on 67 Salud St., to honor Pepifa Benitez de Peu and Toai,ta Qliver de Tous (Puertorrique-

fas

who

have

lived

Havana

for many years) who are in town visiting relatives. During Press

Week,

the

Ponce

Professional

sided

over

Gonzalez) and

Business

Women’s

Club

Thelma

and (pre-

Percy

honored the press, radio

members,

cocktail

exerts

Blanco,

Fingerhut, Terres,

Maria

Lois

Saadé,

Nicele,

Tonie,

Resie

Iwelisse |

Emecita

and

Maria

Francisca Arbona, Maria Eugenia Candal and Ladicita Martinez are camping with the Carmelite nuns in Aibonito... Wallie Redriguez

Coll,

daughter i

and

assignment

Titin Segarra to California the

Navy

Ann

J....

is back from a trip (where he attended

League

Convention)

and

Europe.

test-

every

time

Miss cia

Etna

and

Dr.

will

Casanova

Mario

exchapge

vows during a: tial

Mass

pounds

The

supposed

Landers—what’s BAFFLED

if it

the

shoes

heels

just

are

ragged

ters in the

making the

rugs

rubber

and cra-

tile. Women

Gar-

ter of Mr. and

Church,

the

Mrs.

daugh-

José

Casa-

has

a B.

She

Camilo

Her

and

fiance,

Mrs.

the

Nicolés

Jesé,

born

June

Vendrell.

AT OUR

BEDROOM

SET.

Mrs."

with

Dresser

LIVING

ROOM

DINING

SET.

Bed

years

love

NO.

older.

with

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him

a lallow cight very

and

much

have

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SET

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feod

and

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tables and

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$239.00

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$198.00

with

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price

SET.

cushions,

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with price

and

piece

curved

Foot

Stool,

and

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sectional

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Now

and China

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$440.00

Regular price $995.00 Table

tables

Now

$740.00

Table,

$169.00

bedside

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$489.00

Closet.

Now

$329.00

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eveilable every night except NO COVER et anytime.

2 bedside Pieces,

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with

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removable

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had

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Mahogany.

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with

own)

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if you missed the fast one, don’t .miss

your

jokes.

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‘LIVING

WEDNESDAY NIGHT BUFFETS

(er

tables and

pegulor price $309.00

reason

because of your praise of our

trying

with two bedside

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seme

time

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wis)

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Anniversary Sale

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Regular price $210.00

Rosa

with these tired the full circle.

son

Monforte, invited friends rate her sixth birthday. .

Ricarde

S. from Russell Sage College, in Trey,

waste

OFFER

Saturday,

Santurce.

wedding held

got

and

February 16th. home yet.

MIKE:

YOU'RE

an-

im the rug and ruining vestibule—forget it!

meams

DEAR

army

spike

her

out

about your wife but it’s a cinch

smart,

Ve-

Rosa

bride-to-be of

per-— square

Catholic nup-

July 23 at 10 am.

nova

switch

find

to keep

ECONOMIZE

she

The — style-conscious female will do as fashien dictates even

Duke University Hospital, Durham, N. C. Mrs. Saidaiia is the former Doris

One

DEAR BAFFLED: If yeu think American wemen are going to holes vinyl

To Wed Saturday ga

swer?

eause

Casanova- Rosa

Dr. and Mrs. Rafael Hernindez | of Saldafia rejoice over the arrival a ef

inch

You’re

party held at the Percy College. . Sacréd Heart* Young misses Maria de los Ange-| Santurce, this

les

square

inch.”

ses

Mr. and Mrs. Fernando

pock-marks

takes a step. A 224 pound man wearing conventional shoes

by the Ponce Museum, which was established by the Ferré Foundation. Museum president Lais Ferré also spoke to the group. welcome

leaving disappear.

fulttip

worse,

that

married

I aie

ing firm found that a°112 pound woman in stiletto heels exerts static pressure of 4,000 pounds

evening at the Ponce Museum of Art. He discussed the art work on

even

Rug.”

and

busy

The

young

te mention and divorc-

enough

Ruining

menths

conveniently forgets he has been married

distant relative of mine who

lived in the same

vestibule.

fellow

woman

I just found out that he’s been married and divorced. The information didn’t come from him.

who was

Step

FOR

Ponce de Leon Ave.,

CLASSIFIEDS,

CALL

3-8400

THE SAN JUAN

By Al

Dinhofer

coccoccoooooeBy

Harry

The best plays about pplitics Til and Hamlet. No playwright understanding the politician.

Golden°*eeeee2°°22*

ever written are King Lear, Richard has never matched Shakespeare in

Posibly the best American Union. It was a Wholly wrote lines every night

OCHO

Political Parties A Noble Invention

CCCO

Four For The Show

SSSSSHSSSSSHSSSSSSHSSSSHSSSHSSSSSSSSHHSOOSHSOSESE

Juan

740

in San

+ eeeeccoccoees,

Our Man

STAR — Wednesday, July 20, 1960

play about politics was State of the

topical play. to make the

lines. State of the Unien was an it may have been like to have

Mr. Lindsay and Mr. Crouse replay accord with the day’s head-

admirable comedy. It told us what been Wendell Wilkie. It instructed

us to what degree a man may or not want to be President, but it did not tell us about the relationship between man and government. Jerry Lawrence and Bob Lee, with their recent hit, The Gang’s All Here, gave us an excellent dramatic treatment of the Harding era.

Of Thee Rather

the

But

the

John

right:

Franciscus,

Wm.

MeF adden.

Ogilvie,

Clyde

and

SOMETHING (TASTY) FOR DEPT: Gregg Jones, pianist-host at

supper

club,

is planning

NOTHING El Safari

a Constitution Day

Open

House celebration, July 25. Everyone gets free noisemakers, flags, a healthy serving of arroz con pollo (chicken and rice) and one Rum Rocket. Gregg says the Rum Rocket is a new drink guaranteed to make you feel like you swallowed

fireworks.

Safari

opens

m.,

will serve up the gratis chow and drink from 7 p.m. to 3 a. m., and will close about 5 a. m. ss

LETTER FROM HOME DEPT. Dear Al, After watching the Democratic Convention activities on television for several hours, your young neee, Margaret, looked at me in amazement and asked, ‘‘Isn’t anyone for Nixon?’ And then when a fellow named Loveless was mentioned, she commented, ‘‘He should change his name to Loveman.” SHOW-STOPPER DEPT: Best balanced show im town is at the San Juan Hotel’s Club Tropicoro. Featured there are Nancy Wilson, well-poised

singer spun fame

coast

of off-beat

sophisticated

tunes,

comic Charlie Dorman. last year on Jack Paar’s

show

because

TODAY’S

and

home-

He zoomed to nightly coast-to-

delivers

BEST

gags

FROM

such

this:

looked caught

“My

gal's

gown

like she jumped in the sleeves.”’

was

into

cut

Mickey so

it, but

low

got .

When

was

six

and

pastelillos are lousy.” “Fantastico,” cried the mother. you

ever

say

“The

anything

pastelillos

were

plied.

till

still

silent,

day out,

during “These

“Why

now?”

go@d;”

boy

THE

RESCUE

Quina,

for

water-skiing

who

and

the lagoon, rented star of “Secrets

sea

epic

Shortly

DEPT:

services

Hotel

with

sight-seeing

currently

being

after

Richards

departed

one

rarely

time

around

filmed

the

Technicolor

and

TALL

TEXAN

Milroy,

DEPT:

here

Cinema-

using

to reduce

ice,”

things

snorts.

there

“And

that

quite

Acclaim

ought

a bit!”

Jack Kennedy

Lyndon

had

easy

time analyzing Kennedy in his acceptance speech. He merely deleted the “ims” and “ins” from

formerly

observed

immature,

qualities

inexperienced,

im-

moderate, incapable and indigestible.

Now that the Democrats have nominated a good Republican Jacques

“You

ticket

° Faizant.

mean

4-28

we drove all the way sown

an hour just so you could do

Kennedy

Republicans

may

Democratic

ticket

give

Johnson,

fied

Pui?

understand

sometimes

straight

flush

reformers

through

the

about

poli-

game.

resembled

only

though

time

have

yet

1960,

Crowds

“Outside”

15,

1960,

a story

the

front

“Munoz

San

headline: IKE ON

FERRE.

Blast

the

the AT

In-

there

page

Warns

was

head-

Demos

they

look

poker

may

Thomas

ahd

be,

who

Jefferson

preserve

and

extend u.

show

the

dramatic

coast-to-coast

Haven’t turn into

from

pos-

you seen Democrat

Eleanor,

Gahagan

panel

visits

Douglas,

him then by smiles

from

Helen

talks

with

Butler, and pointing to the word “democratico” on his _ party’s label? One year he’s an avid Inde pendentista by refusing to speak on a platform draped with the Stars and Stripes, the next a flag-waver. on the reviewing stand

how does he do it? I can scarcely believe it’s all true and yet

PAC

ven shun), n. 1. Whatever Munoz

United

is.) Who

this

Interference Marin says

little

David

2. it

that

‘warns giants with veiled threats of dire consequences? What is

the

secret

tical

of his great

power?

Well,

lieve it or not, he’s a magician. can

you

change

publican

at Isla Verde

and

mys-

ehildren,

be-

simply

that .

it’s

noticed

how

Re-

himself

into

greeting

Eisenhower

Airport, being bud-

dy-buddy with, Nixon, sitting in

Rockefel-

his bathing suit with Rockefeller at Derado and being affectionately called “Luis” by him

rit.

which

‘

because

was

created

Mufioz

solely

even though he must surely have been there it is for all to see. advised that religious ReleaseI now have a new definition |Time was declared constitutiofor “Intervention”, i.e.: (in’ ter nal by the Supreme Court of the

a good

here at 95 miles|'er & Nixon—and we can all Play musical chairs, 3. {f 4 “) wie

individuals,

14,

Haven’t

FRANCE

them*when

mad at the Democrats if on Ponce de Leén on the Fourth the Democrats support anyone of July (while U. S. tanks crush streets paid in (namely, José Benitez) who is Commonwealth part by Federal funds shortly disrespectful to the Populares. follower deIn God’s name (Oops, there I after a Catholic nounces’ the activities of the go mixing religion and politics)

Johnson

politicians government

get

calls on the peo-

ese

Scorn Benfcrats” on the ground that thousands of Puerto Ricans in New York and Chicago will

for sacrifices He got in the spirit of the thing early by sacrificing Soapy Williams and Walter Reuther to Texas.

such

politics

fills

fluence.” On July lined:

FLETCHER KNEBEL STAR Washington Bureau

ple

March

BACKING

POTOMAC FEVER By

novelists

that

Juan Star carried “MUNOZ SLAPS

EUROPE

the

show?

trainer

Nacogdoches,

fixin’ to have a cocktail party soon

Alaskan

really

democratic

of as a complex

said

MAGICIAN

Texas, says people down his way pay no heed to the alleged fact that Alaska is bigger than

Texas. . “We’re

way

LETTERS

boat,

Dog

from

and

Sir

TALE

visiting

satires. the

The point of politics is not to get elected but to see that the state

Russ

are

be thought

survives. American~playwrights sibilities of this truth.

he spotted some kids adrift in the San Antonio Channel. His one-man rescue was worthy

of decumentation Scope.

politics role

player

Pericles

here.)

the

on the

broke stand to government. They want political institutions of their countries.

a craft to actor Jeff Richards, of the Purple Reef.” (The

theatrical satirizing

providing not the foundations but the perpetuation of political institutions.’’ This is the relation in which Hamlet, King Lear and Boling-

boats

trips

were were

politics.

playwrights

Johnson

where

the

La Rada’s

tourists

they

Franklin D. Roosevelt. Let me borrow the words of Professor Harry Jaffa of Ohio State. ‘‘The most difficult task of statesmanship is that of

see

Right

institute an eight-hour working day, or a New Deal, or improved social security benefits. No reformer dare propose an income tax law. Reforms are accomplished by the party, and the prime purpose of the political party is to preserve government and the health of citizenry. This has remained the steadfast purpose of the political party from

didn’t

the

Be me,

see that his opponent has pulled a gun. The tendency of American writers has been to emphasize this aspect of politics; the‘ man who does not go along with his party, or who is in some sort of personal revolt from the rules of the game. : But the political party is one of mankind’s noblest inventions.

TALK ABOUT FOOD DEPT: A jibara housewife served only pastelillos tovher family at every meal she ever prepared, Her husband and nine children were healthy and content except for one child who never learned to speak. When the muchacho passed the age of three, then four, the family was really

worried.

American

Gerald

heels

everyone was upset. Finally, one a meal the boy suddenly blurted

writers defined

tics is that it can often game

ees

best

| of the United States but the leader of his party.

she

her

reported

Lincoln

What The esteemed gentlemen of the barbershop quartet seen above will render tonsorial harmony at the Little Theatre’s forthcoming minstrel show called ‘Baa, Baa, Black Sheep.” They are (1. to r.) John A. Franciscus, bass; Wm. B. Ogilvie, lead; Clyde R. Bower, tenor; and Mickey MeFadden, tenor. Three performances will be Presented in the Condado Beach Hotel’s Governors Room starting tomorrow evening. The show was written by Little Theatre president Ivan Rodriguez, with incidental music borrowed from several top Broadway stage .shows.

seemed

he said it was ‘‘a government of the people, by the people, and for the people’; and Woodrow Wilson defined the role of the democratic politician when he said that he intended te be not only the President

Bower

I’d Rather

Left

and

politics,

newspapers

selves. abe

I Sing

than

States).

idealistic

One poet

position

to Bill

stated

‘s

agnostic

(op-

No.

84),

One

and

hard

a defender of the ing trees in honor he

day a

realist the next. appears

Marin

minute

faith (plant of a priest).

before,

is a magician,

the

and,

children,

the

Mona Lisa, he is all things to all men the world over except

to this humble writer who considers him the most able, astute, admirable, lovable and yet rascal ly opportunist we have seen in a long, long time. Richard L. Alvarez Santurce, P. R. rn

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 20, 1960

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A Tyrant Exposed The

about

Dominican

to be judged

having

Trujillo

by his peers on the charge

dictator

engineered the attempt to

assassinate Vene-

zuela’s President Romulo Betancourt. A special investigating commission of the Organization of American States (OAS) is returning to Washington today, to report to the council of foreign ministers of the to support

the

charge that the Domimican Republic was behind attempt:on the life of President Betancourt.

hemisphere

that

has

found

evidence

the

This is a gratifying development for the people of this hemisphere who have seen dictators rise and fall over the years while the most flagrant violator of human rights continues to hold power in the Dominican

Republic.

His

atrocities

have,

appears,

been

confined up to now to his own country and against his own people. Perhaps Trujillo has finally made his fatal mistake. We hope he has, and that the condemnation which the council of hemisphere foreign ministers must express, collectively, will lead to his downfall.

golden

Republic

opportunity

for

the

member

to let the people of the Domin-

know

that

their

dictator

held

SOE

contempt by all the peoples and ail the heads of all the nations of the Western Hemisphere. Unfortunately,

the

council

can

decree

other

punishment

~ BAGGED

than

collective comdemnation. We hope it will be enough to smash the dike that has kept him in power these many years.

disposed

with

dispatch.

soon

tion

condemnation,

+ -eawgpagnen

tive treatment

The

locale

the

script

might

for dictators

The

the: most

and

the

same.

cast The

effec-

Castro.

is changed,

but

Republicans

are

moving inte Chicago to go through the same motions, achieve the same results, and make as ‘much noise as the Democrats did last week in Los Angeles. Everybody expected Sen. John F. Kennedy to get the Democratic nomination. He did. Everybody expects Vice President Richard M. Nixon to get the Republican nomination. And it looks like he will (If Rocky doesn’t). Everything is the same but the names of the parties and the characters involved. This is even

true as far as Puerto Rico is concerned. licans

have

delegation

Chicago

Island Repubas

‘the

island’s

‘Democrats had in Los Angeles. One difference, though. The

Republicans sent only one delegation to Chicago. But the Republicans have no more right to be in Chicago than the Democrats from Puerto Rico had to be in Los Angeles. They represent no one

but themselves. and

pay

mitted. to cast

don’t vote in national elections

Federal

votes

taxes.

national

presidential candidates are Democrats and Republicans

national So

parties. here

There’s go

again.

why

are

conventions

sélected? can raise

per-

where

So the island money for the

MESA

as Puerte

LOS

ANGELES—Poliitcal

come

will

studying

scientists

the

Ralph

for

triumph

We'll

keep

you

posted

being

Jack

this.

Kennedy in the Democratic Convention much as military strategists pore over the valley campaign of Stonewall Jackson. For, let no one be deceived, the young man from Massachusetts won the hard way, before the roll call was done. And he did so with plans which included all the routine pelitical techmiques, but which were so boldly comceived and. executed as to defy immediate analysis.

do.

He wen without ithe South. This In his plans, which began to

three

and

planned ment

the

states

half

years

it that way. nation.

with

ago,

But,

has he

imdustrial

not

did

he hoped to be compiled and

his

sought aim

the

concentrations

those western and farm states of federal aid, irrigation and

aides

to fragvast

and

which are in need agricultural legis-

lation. The

South,

political

which

impotency,

has

been

reduced

become

Rico's ‘Democrats

-did: last .

St louis Fost -Dispaiche

MNP

for

platform

plank

for Civil

Rights which simply stated the facts. We knew frem past conventions that no matter how mild such a bill might be the South would object. So, we decided this year to gamble and lay down

the principles of equal justice Will Appeal Kennedy does not

and opportunity.

Te Seuth’s Yeuth want to alienate the

TAA

WW,

negative.

states rights councils speak for the past and will, if they dominate, set the South back a half

century.

the

southern ‘States

to w,

the noninet!'fiby ott

In the Twentieth

Century nothing

ahead

with

votes from

nothing at all. is gained

Both

Kennedy

expects

and

carry

Nixon

some

know

Southern

The Kennedy campaign distured some people. It had a great deal of the electronic age in it. He employed polls, computers, and many IBM machines. His efforts were the most exacting, painstaking, careful sort. Data was fed into computers and results obtained. Kennedy does hire specialists and experts. And he listens to them. Kissing babies wins few votes today. It was

this

presence

the

IBM

machine

his

campaign which disconcerted and distrubed some of the delegates and perhaps some of the voters. The Kennedy preparation was smooth, rehearsed, and efficient. Not one tactical mistake was made. Highlights

Strategy

There were two highlights of strategy. The first was the announcement by Governor-nominate Terry Sanford, of North Carolina, on Saturday

morning that he would

vote for Senator

Kennedy.

This took the air out of the Johnson sails because it seemed to indicate he was losing his southern support. It also put pressure on the big state delegations to hurry in with their support. The

second,

South.

Sssnemmmy

border states. But neither really cares whether four or five states withhold their electoral votes. They decide this in sorrow and in sincere inability te comprehend the ome) of the Deep South states.

day

He will visit it and seek its votes. But, his appeal will be to the region’s young politicians who

their plan

SSS

near

problem

afi national candidates. It demands, but it never concedes. As one of the Kennedy staff said. “‘We

decided

Nixon

and thé real

morning.

great

gresive

haymaker,

Somehow,

affection

claims

was

perhaps

for

Adlai

Senator

Wednes-

because

Stevenson,

Lyndon

and

of the

Johnson,

unfounded idea got abroad that Kennedy shipping. The Kennedy office announced that

Jersey on

NMA

McG

years

no other valid reason.

how the island’s Republicans sway the fate of the nation by their participation in national conventions,

Just as much

MON

is,

Same

is different,

remains

well

Trujillo

MAvLLDH)

Geo

Political Scientists Will Be Studying Kennedy Win For Years

the tyrant in Cuba, Fidel Castro, should be put in his place by his sister Latin American republics. Col-

lective action, even though it is nothing but a resolu-

ee orn

His LIMIT

—

Venezuela has asked that the OAS council take up its charges against Trujillo before consideration of the Cuba-United States situation. We believe that Venezuela’s case should have priority and that it will

% st

ican

of the OAS

MAANAWWH

This

nations

rapid

after

would

cast most

a courtesy

vote

of its votes

any

man

have

heroic

was

sad.

fighters

ag-

the was New

for Kennedy

for its Governor.

ped the revolt story. The Stevenson chapter

the

This

Never than

stop-

did Adlai

Stevenson. Senator Mike Monroney of Oklahoma, and Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, toiled magnificently.

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 20, 1960

Isla Verde Gets New Beach! Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson Potential Near Boca De Cangrejos A

new

Isla

Verde

“balneario”

or public bathing beach Mmaugurated Sunday at

is a Fomento

will be | as a special | jects

Powerhouse

pilot project to serve

model for other similar in the island to meet

ceremonies to be held by the Com- | public’s demand.

Vice

President

prothe

]

Plans are under-

monwealih Parks and Public Re- | way for development of beach creation Administration and Fo- | facilities at El Duque in Ponce, ment¢ and a swimming pool at Las Gov. Munoz is also scheduled to} Américas Park in Hato Rey. take

part

ing

the

ceremonies

the

Cangrejos road The public bathing

start-

Boca

beach

de}

area.|

The

Isla

and The

520

lockers

and

cafeteria, a automobiles,

The

shower

facilities,

stalls

and}

restaurant-|

public

the

Recreation peach and

constructed at a cost of $300,000.) will be is composed of a building with}95 cent Sanitary

Verde

managed

Administration. picnic grounds

facilities.

open

is’ part

of @|

The

8 a.

parking lot for 205]on Sundays and and picmic grounds.!, m_ to 6 p. m.

“balneario”

will

Parks

free to the public, with a charge for locker and

shower

will

beach

Public

balneario

to 6 p.

holidays, and week days.

restaurant-cafeteria,

with

goverment: program for develop: | capacity for 200 persons, will be ment of the island's beac hes for | managed by a concessionaire under public use. The Isla Verde one the supervision of the Industrial Development Co. (PRIDCO).

Racket

Victimizes

panic

home

selling.

The practice is called ‘blockbusting.” Attorney General Louis J. Lefkowitz and Secretary of State Caroline K. Simon said in a statement that a fringe group of unethical real estate operators are telling homeowners in long-estabfished white- neighborhoods that Negroes or Puerto Ricans are buying homes :n the same blocks. Some homeowners panic and sel] their property below the cur- | rent market price, said the of-

ficials| resold

The at

a big

Lefkowitz

bring

houses

can

then

Negroes

and

Puerto

cans to see property on but seldom sell to them.

Lefkowitz

profit.

said the brokers

said

refreshments

well

will

Puerto

Rican

dishes.

Man Dating 500 Girls

NEW YORK (AP)—Unethical real estate operators in the Metropolitan area have been accused of creating race prejudice to a

and

served, style

Homeowners

ereate

Snacks

often

Risale,

should

draw up a code of ethics for real estate brokers. Those who continue in “blockbusting” will be subjest to suspension or revocation of their licenses, he

MIAMI,

Fla.

ried man,

(P—-A

young

mar-

the father of two

child-

ren, is trying to line up dates with quite a few young Miami women.

What’s

more,

his wife

approves.

Bob Lamons is assisting rangements for Pi Kappa

fraternity’s Miami

national

Beach

Aug.

in arAlpha

convention 29-31.

at pro-

mised the fraternity men he would arrange to have 500 dates available.

So far, eight girls have accepted. Only

492

to go!

Labor

James

nald who

Rico.

replaces

Garcia, of Sabana resigned from the

account

Mit-

Do-

Grande, commit-

illness.

JAMES

LOS

S. Truman. MARLOW

Press

News

ANGELES

Democratic

UP—Here

he is shown

Harry

Associated

WAY

(AP)

ticket

—

The

Sen.

has

shown

signs

Kennedy,

eight

and Vice

years

leader

Democrats,

for

had

one

most

and

powerful

the

jobs

years in

Sunday

thru

' ' t

$3.00

daily,

---

for se

3 Nights

e=-e

The ome!

each

Minimum

For reservations call

—

wwe

European

_! —_—

Plan

in San Juan 3-0010

or Barranquitas 62 80000000000000000000000000008

The housing sold to the

the

balance

owners

runs

errands

Senate

term

leadership. to

run

for

He the

The

happens to be a in the national’ poli-

South, as it showed

Democratic

and

convention,

balky

at the

was

over

the

res-

very

down its throat by the civil rights platform plan

of the

convention

delegates.

would

hearted

lot

less

than

its

support

ticket

headed

in Ca-

second

such

By getting him,

mortgage

out-

according

Johnson

Kennedy

toward

went

cessful

bid

for

nomination. So from a

makes the

ning

pacifying the

sense

way

South,

Johnson had in his unsuc-

Presidential

political

ticket

long

the

which is where his main backing

to run with

to as

standpoint

put

run-

mate.

Personal Element But there’s a personal element in

this.

Washington

newsmen

who

have dealt with Johnson for years know he has a gigantic ego. This is precisely why Kennedy’s victory over him must have cut the Texan deeply. an the

power to

give

the

years,

could

feel

if the voters

a job just one from the Presi-

dency. There is more: Johngon, mendous manipulator of

could

use

way

the not

Vice

a tremen,

Presidency

attempted

others

who have held that job: he could try to hold the reins of power in the Senate even though some-

one

else

succeeded

his

pre-

sent

title as Democratic leader. Would Sit On NSC That’s one point: as Vice Pre

sident

would

not

only

sit

the President’s cabinet but also be a member of the National Security Council, the most influential and powerful single group in the executive branch

the

government.

Thus,

dent,

Johnson,

could

Vice

both the legislative tive branches of the

degree

tempted, Richard

never

before

even by Vice M. Nixon.

powerful

and execugovernment

single

at-

President

Knowing Johnson, it correct to say that, while been denied a chance

most

Presi-

a powerhouse.

seems he has at the

position

the country, the Presidency, he would use the Vice Presidency .

such

way

that

be indisputably pcwerfu] man.

There

the

one

would

second

other

most

considera-

tion in all this: a Kennedy-Johnson ticket will have a two-edged

appeal

to voters

November.

Liberals and intellectuals, laber and Negroes, will be able

support

ticket

headed

Kennedy.

Conservatives

can

that

conservative

Johnson,

the

feel

sensible

even though he has a fairly liberal record himself, will be a restraining force within the government if the Democrats win,

egotistical man, dressed tremendous robes of

Add all the pieces together and it’s quickly understandable

It would for in

over

chose him for heartbeat away

Johnson

Kennedy’s

with

newsmen at great length the nice things said of

particularly honored

Senate

expected

the Democratic

standing, which is approximately $1,400, on long-term contracts ranging from five to 30 years, at monthly installments set by the

prospective

Kennedy.

project units will present tenants for

the

and

Senate

dency. But this touchy year tical scene.

tions

Hous-

with about

as well as the Vice Presi

whole

and

project

There was a good chance the South in next November’s elec-

at ceremonies agency there.

‘the

rest

rioty project in Ponce. ; The Jose Mercado housing project consists of 152 houses each on a 2,500 square meter lot.

person ewww

sale

still

shoved liberal

coun-

one

traditionally

whose

his

Senate

one sold to tenants was the Baldo-

children up to 3 years no charge

two

housing

retain

the

project carried out by the housing agency under Law 87 of 1957 to transfer ownership of the rural housing projects to the residents thereof. There are 12 such project throughout the island. The first

additional

per person room

rural

guas tomorrow, be held by the

Thursday

$5.50

cado

the the

this year, without question be re-elected by Texas and

tive

ing Corp. of Puerto Rico will transfer property ownership to 152 families residing at the Jose Mer-

SPECIAL FAMILY PLAN eocerec er

Renewal

in 1948 after a conference

was all:

either

President. Rerun For

Johnson, is up could

important

Transferred To Tenant ‘Owners Urban

Lyndon B. candidate. I At left he

over the Senate, break tie votes

floor,

the To

Sen.

him

with

President

the

for

of has

Public Housing The

Vice

ju-

nior, must have been a shattering blow. The fact that Johnson, at Kennedy’s request, would accept the No. 2 spot on the ticket looks bewildering at first glance. It makes sense when you lift the lid on this strange political pot

the

House

wanted job of

simply presides votes only to

aching his

White

them the Vice Presidency shadowy situation.

of kinds of

and look inside. Johnson, as Senatg

Photos.)

Compared

for the Presidential nomination. Therefore, seeing it go last week

the

(AP

photos

Presidency.

fish, political and personal. For years the 51-year-old John-

son

three

leaving

John

for President B. Johnson for

are

try. What he most powerful

Analyst

President fries a couple

chell to serve as a member of industry committee 48 B, slated to begin hearings soon on wages in the’ handkerchief, square scarf, and art linen industry

in Puerto

THE

At right

President

Oscar Castro Rivera. a lawyer, has been appointed by U.S. Se-

cretary

Johnson, nominated as the Democratic Party’s vice-presidential iss shown in 1937 when he was elected to the House of Representatives in a special election. At center he is shown in 1941 when he was elected to the Senate, in another special elec-

tion.

JOHNSON

F. Kennedy Sen. Lyndon

‘Castro Rivera Named To Wage Committee

tee

said

;

With Wife's Approval

worn up

hardly by that

seem

a Senate job

for

leader, the

com-

paratively less influential post of Vice President. ‘But Johnson, whe. has - talked

why

Kennedy

asked

Johnson

be his running mate, why Johnson so quickly accepted, and why

the convention proved,

quickly

ap-

ne:

New Real Estate

58 on weer

meen

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 20, 1960 In

Perspective

CongoRepublicSeenNotPrepared For Independence; ‘War’ Ensued

EIN

RTE

In gion

PAUL

R. RYAN

a remote and primitive reof this earth, the Congo,

CIN FR

known to many in the Western world only as the area where Tarzan has his many adventures, “a

state of war exists.” Independence was granted

the

yang

Congo little more than two weeks ago, but—instead of freedom—

anger,

animosity

and_

hatred

wrk ee oot ee

reign in a divided land. Why? Many complex reasons can be giver, but the basic one, at the core of the problem, we feel, ,|is education. The Congo was not prepared for independence. The

seerneey ow

Negro

population

did not meant.

know.

the

Congo

what? “k

freedom

Education Needed

Here Belgium, who gave the Congo its independence,-was at

fault.

failed

prepare dence.

the

SWING con

YOUR

PARTNER—San

Gautier

and

Commonwealth pular

22nd

Samuel

Senate,

Party

ne:

took

birthday

Quifiones,

time

president

out from

(STAR

the

Monday’s

Po-

at Laquillo

The into

Hett)

ANGELES has

(®—A

received

brilliant

one

the

to the honor

Rear

Adm.

so as

vital that it a top secret.

Walter

Rodee,

interview,

Congo

Day, June Congolese

composed

30. On govern-

President

Defense

Congolese Army, strong, demanded

Dr.

Los

Angeles.

Halpern

had

te fight for 18 years for his right

Congress Abroad Now Must Keep Expense

18-year

court, battle

dismissed.

that

The

moment

Army

had

prior

never

had

ar. African commissioned officer. Also demanded was a pay raise

for

the

entire

army.

Joining

recog-

and

the

Korea

the

time,

fense Neil a letter of

ideas

War

conflict.

Secretary

De-

McElroy sent Halpern appreciation saying his

continue

to be

the

basis

research

in radar

Does

he feel any

now will have to account publicly in detail for the counterpart funds they spend while travel-

recognition came so late? “Not at all,’”’ says the sprightly, modest scientist in an accent still bearing traces ‘of his native Vienna. “If I am allowed to make a per-

abroad.

Counterpart funds are foreign currencies, acquired by _ the

United States in connection with foreign aid and similar programs. * They are available for use by and. senators, representatives congressional employes traveling officially.

Formerly

there

was

re-

quirement for accounts of the

detailed, public use of counter-

part.

signed

But

a bill

Presi-

sonal say

comment, that

I am

bitterness

would

very

pleased

committee ec

The in

470,410

business.

Rubber-Like

Coating

Dr. Halpern’s invention is a thin, rubber-like

coating

containing

metallic flakes which to ships, planes and veloped

tiny

is applied ground in-

stallations tofabsorb radar A theoretical physicist,

waves. he de-

his ijea while working

Massachusetts

Technology to work

When

court

tightening-up was includbill appropriating $129,-

gress until next July’

ree

confusion,

fight

Institute

ig 1941 and it was_ put

by the

Navy.

tijed

to patent

egded

his

in-

in a settlement

the

in the south Congo, seceded from the Congo government and announced an alliance with Belgium. This just added flame to the fire. At this point, the Lumumba regime called on the United Nations for assistance and ~>-

manded gian was

the

withdrawal

military units. last Tuesday,

warned

that

act,

China

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million

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in accordance

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a Congo-Bel-

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up key poAdditional

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under

suppressing

East-West By last

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under

the

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the

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Another

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yesterday.

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the Congolese to request or need Soviet intervention. Several UN soldiers were killed in a clash

During Our to talk

The

deputy gave Belgium three days to withdraw its troops or said help would be saught from Russia. (A Polish ship is reported to be in water near the Congo with 300 tons of communist arms). Yesterday’s events found the

2,000

that had remainded in the after Independence Day

that

that Western powers provoked the Congo uprising) by the fast intervention of the United Nations in the picture. Events took a turn for the worse Monday, when a deputy of Lumumba issued a statement saying the UN had failed in its

mission

Cue’

immediately

the Soviet premier had been outmaneuvered in his propaganda

Enter Mr. Khrushchev, right on cue. In Moscow, Nikita bellowed Congolese soldiers were “perfectly right” in mutinying. The U. S. and the North Atlantice Treaty Organization were raked in almost the same foul breath for trying to impose “a

picture

Member Federal Deposit Insurance

than

Ka-

province

it all.’’

last year.

for the expenses of Con-

the

mineral-rich

vention, the government ruled that granting a patent would make his secret processes public. The long

about

pense-paid trips between Washington and home districts for representatives

into

that

the

and

to protect

back

defense.

dent Eisenhower contained such a requirement. The new law also requires specific authorization for ex-

senators

came

NEWPORT, R. I. (AP)—Members and employes of Congress

ing

Bel-

troops Congo

in World

demands expected

able to enforce its authority.

evade

radar

its had

un-

gium

enemy

add

Lu-

with

the

Belgium Troops Arrive The Lumumba regime was

nition as inventor of a material that helped U..S. planes and ships II

Accounts

for

tanga,

land.

Belgium

1,000 Belgian officers in its ranks

to immediately inherit all of the white man’s possessions.

that

rich

troops. Thousands of Belgians and other whites continue to flee. Meanwhile, Khrushchev continued his campaign to immediate ly win the Congo and eventually all Africa. He jlinked the Congo with current problems in Asia and Latin America and warned of direct intervention in the situation.

some that

A year ago- Dr. Halpern was awarded $340,000 by the Defense Department in settlement of his

California

economically

mumba charged “aggression.”

bitter years?”

fact

of of

area.

medal in ceremonies at the Univerof

sector capital

troubled

Belim-

mutinous army in were civilians who

The

the

European turbulent

was

Department is doing everything it can now to make up for those

sity

the

Africans,

the six provinces

commander of 11th Naval district air bases, awarded Dr. Otto Halpern a special Defense Department

Leopoldvile

representing

to of an

hold

from Brussels. last week took

cretary-General Dag Hammarskjold. A UN force, comprising all

The 25,000

significance

the

began

thrown

mediately.

ungracious he said in

‘“‘when

whites.

was

the Congo took over from gium. Mutiny came almost

Ungracious

“Wouldn’t it be me to complain,”

was creatwild, loot-

troops were sent Belgian troops

Joseph Kasavubu, Premier Patrice Lumumba and a legislature

Won’t

trouble

ment

to him.

nation’s highest honors for an antiradar invention is still classified

is of no

and

indepen-

attacking

country

Independence that day, a

to dance

photo by Gunter

infant panic.

The

Inventor Awarded Medal In Addition To $340,000 LOS

educate for

The result of not educating people was horrendous. An

ing, raping and

Juan Mayor Felisa Rin-

celebration

a calypso to a steel band.

scientist

Congolese

international problem ed when Africans ran

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— Wednesday,

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Broadway Playwright Vidal Htalian Cardinal Trained As Boxer, He Now Seeking Congressional Seat Raps Ladies’ Slacks Pursues An Acting Career ANGELES

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man,

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LEWIS (AP)—A

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tired

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Congress. Gore

Vidal

hopes

knocks

will

the

elect

people

him.

Vidal, 34, author of Broadway play about

“The

Best

ate

Man,”

New

Democratic “I

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York

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convention, reflected: you

can

fool

the

a great deal of the time.”

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his listener’s added:

sometimes

some

mysterious

them

Vidal, 29th has

delegate

think

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fire

the hit politics,

elemert,

spark,

and

they

seeking

strikes

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New

York’s

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length

about

what

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Thomas

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the

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even

government

realizing

they

are

government.” Vidal

fight.

concedes

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district

has

a tough

embraces

five

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Dey

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for

a modern-day ganster -saga. A bulldozer played an

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life

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men’s

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in the mat-

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death of socialism—without knowing what it is. an

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Ernest

voters

per

of the voters know who gressman is,” he said.

wear

In a notification to priests and members of his archdiocese, Cardinal Siri said the widespread and increasing use by women

yard-

run-of-the-ballot

who

Business remains a financial HOLLYWOOD (AP)-—Stuart Whitman is a rugged actor once backstop. He formed a partner. groomed secretly for a boxing ship with his father in real es including a career by his uncle. - tate developments center near DisneyHis boxing training did go as shopping far as 30 fights while serving land in’ nearby Anaheim. He’s been called “the new with the Army engineers but he

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THE SAN JUAN STAR— Wednesday, July 20, 1960

OFF THE CUFF By Chuck Newss ; Gunnar and Lena Brune, and Rafael Torrens, Jr. who appears tneir friends, Col. and “Mrs. Li K. in this production, will be seen on Show this Davis (USMC-ret) of Ft. Worth, the Pan American Texas revealed their unusual evening over WAPA-TV at 8 p.m. plans to me the other-evening, at Broadway singer, Marilyn Sofia is the Owl, in OSJ. Both parties, |’ in {her spell over being avid believers in private y Ahe Black Patch plane flying, have decided the Ctub in St. ¥ mas. The music “private flying circle” deserves a is by ‘publication of its own. Brune, a home will

to con-

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and

will

have

place seen

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inform-

ation on every subject, from food,

tinuing on to the Bahama

Conquistador

will con

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one

Brune.

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quest-

passenger,

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and

attempt and

Mrs.

John

to 6

p.m.,

the

BETWEEN GOOD AND EVIL—Virginia Schultz, as Lydia, stands by Jock Valentine, as the mayor, fer her protection in a scene from ‘the Little Theatre’s production of “Baa Baa Black Sheep” which opens tomorrow night at the Condado Hotel. Joe Sierra, left, plays “Switch, ” a crook, in the play, written and directed by Ivan Rodriguez.

and Brown

Rodriguez

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formal

convention

event of the cocktail party

seat

Ana

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Rita Suarez’s home

Maria.

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their

Dick Hazlett seems to be a steady caller for lovely Kaky Raviola...

and staff officers of the USARC ARIB Command, are Col. and Mrs.

Col.

Robert

“Pura”

Among them Edward Blight,

Rhine,

Col.

George

Cassaday, and Lt. Col. Bibby...Thursday is the

east

Sheep”

over

which

30.

William opening

features

Young

and

(Mrs.

Carlos)

daughter

“Pura”’s

Clara

baritone

Quinones are

children,

school in Syracuse.

of The Little Theater’s, “Baa Baa Black

with friends...Ivan iguez expecting

a visit from’ Sir Stork...Debonair

wives,

visiting

who

are

Mrs.

August

George is visiting in Philadelphia ...Pfc. Bob Boob won the Antilles

trophy bass

for catching during

Services

the

the biggest

recent

Fishing

DENVER.

pranced rant.

merry

a thy

Leher’s

ney

gun

stomach

clip

and

restau-

against

$52

Joseph

pulled

from

a mo-

Leher’s

pocket.

Leher laughed—until the clown danced out into the street a minute

later.

A policeman grabbed Joseph (Scarface) Wilson, a known police

character,

less

gaudy

and

jailed

him

clothing. >

Ben

Man,

WKAQ- (2) WAPA-—(4)

Sea,

Wake

Rabbit

Love

It’s

When

Hell

Broke

PUERTO

5:15—(6)

Film

Hora

del

Over

£4)

the

6:30—(2)

(4) Ronda (6) Ultima

Un-

the

man

began a twolast night at

the

Hotel’s Fiesta

Condado

Beach

Room.

Pasado”

Social Hora

DENIA:

Horse

Reunion

Soldiers,

of New

CORCELLES:

Satellites,

Satan’s

Contonese

Air ¥

SHOW

Cuisine

This

FOX-DELICIAS:

)

Open

Daily

Conditioned

For

DRIVE

Earth

IN:

is Mine

A Casarse Tocan Diario Puertorriquefio

soon

ates

Ripe ee

‘

ten weenie meta

- PONCE

Hanging

Proudly

Tree

presents

tional

man

of a thousand

brilliant

comedian

}

n +

young

that

YOUR DINNER AT THE CONDADO, ALWAYS SUPERBLY PREPARED AND TASTEFULLY SERVED. .. !

10:00

P.M.

P.M. P.M.

thru

2-1148

and

mimic.

faces”

impressionist

will get

the world

NO COVER

BENJAMIN

11;00 10:00

- Interna-

Star...

CHARGE Dance

the

Fer

around

in 80 faces.

TIME

2°" 822..

Tuneful

BARLETTA CONDADO reservation

you

SHOW

Rhythms

PEPITO TORRES and his “SIBONEY” ORCHESTRA

LUISITO orchestra

the

PEPE ILLER

LARA

Ne ene

Historia

Horror

eed

2-1140

jobs to participate in the recent anti-security treaty demonstrations and _ strikes.

call

Noche

10:30-—(4) 11:00-(4)

sensational

809 F. Juncos Ave Santurce. Stop 10 Tel. 3-5738

Noche

Deportes

Estrella

TOKYO (AP)—The Japanese Government Monopoly Corp. has announced disn'ssal of 26 employes and lesser punishment for 5,818 others who left their

‘at

outstanding

Friday

reservotions

Extra

Japanese Punish Treaty Demonstrators

Saturday Sunday

Mujer®

PRESENTS At. the Ponciana Room SPAIN’S TOP ROMANTIC CROONER BY and his

Esta

York,

, te PETe LS“ LE

ACCOMPANIED

de la Noche

Para

10:20—(2)

;

Chinese Restaurant

Show

WNW

“

PEPE

Seri

Ground BAYAMON

CATHAY

Gran

Space,

and

NUEVO

with

a thousand faces, week engagement

(4) Cocina Musical (11) Tertulia de la

Tiempo

COMIC CUBAN—Comedian Pepe as

Film

(6)

The billed

(6)

10:00-(2) Noticias

“The

"Miller,

Broma

Gob.

(4) Pasatiempos 9:30—(2) “Sierra Brava”

“Furia”

“Vida

- (11)

(11) Serruchito ‘]

(6)

9:00-(2) “Perdon

Cochise

Litulares Informe del

live

(11) Patrulla de Camino 7:45—(6) Noeturnat 8:00-(2) Reina Por Un Dia (4) Show Panamericano

Nifio

5:30-(2) Sheriff of (4) Caftoons — (2) Cartoons 6:00

Contigo,

(6) EI *Depto. de Comercio, Munoz Marin (11) Candado de la Suerte 7:30-(2) Bat Masterson, Film

Loose

MARTI: The Colossus The Plainsman

of Dracula,

Film Kiki

Deportes “Soraya” ves Hora

of Hemp Brown A Summer Place

CAPABRA TERRACE Monster From Outer

AZTECA:

(11) 5:00-(2)

6:15-—(2) e@6:25—(2)

SAN JUAN RIALTO: The Black Patch, The Young Philadelphian R10 PIEDRAS SUPER DRIVE IN: Curse of the dead, Saga PARADISE:

“‘Un Cielo Desierto” Cortos Musicales

(6)

Poco

When

WIPR - (6) WKBM-—(11)

1:30—(4) 3;45—(2)

Deportes

6:55-(2) 7:00-(2) «

4:00—(2) “Lo Que Viene del Mar” 4:30-—(2) Cocina del Hogar (4) “Across Rio Grande” Film

Hur

Trap,

6:40—(4)

Wednesday, July 20 Pototo y Filomeno Telefiesta de la Tarde

11:00—(4) 11:30—(4)

Kil-

Afternoon

INTERNATIONAL

ho-ho-ho,

and

PARAMOUNT:

RIVIERA:

Dangerous

clown

into a downtown

With

poked

(AP)—A _—

Angry

MUSIC HALL: The FBI Story NEW BROADWAY: Me Importa Venganza de los Villalobos

‘ Spring

It’s A Stick-Up

Last

METROPOLITAN:

KRESTO

Ho,

The

(Listings Subject To Change) (Programs listed according to language)

lers of Kilimanjaro LORRAINE: The Swan Lake. Preview at 10:00 p.m. “Once More, With Feeling” MATIENZO: El Caso de una Adolescente METRO: The Gazebo

Special

tournament.

Ho-—- Ho—

TELEVISION

CINEMA

and

dance held at the Casino de Puerto Rico last Saturday. The final

never

back

Suite in La Concha

by Ventura

sons

ority’s

*joned about his wife as a flying companion, he said, “Lena is a , Perfect

owners

tillers...Maruja. Hernaiz presided over the Sigma Delta Gamma sor-

of its kind, When

of the

Hotel will be the scene of an old Forester Fiesta on Thursday,

for information on that section. They will publish-this guide them‘reports

is one

months...From.4

flew into town

jin their own Apache, and ‘visit in La Parguera before

Jesus

> |—

the Laguna Hotel, which should |? start construction in a few]:._

-fuel, and fun, to regular maps, jand weather information. The in-

‘teresting Texans

WNMMMMVWV

“Guide

QUERALT COMBO call Tel. 3-0016

MMM

the

Travel,”

beautiful | ©

AAN’’’NN’A WG ’’"»»"»FwAWw

Plane

§/ 4%a...The

v1 f@ Cestere, a show on § daynabo road will be

AMM

geologist, tells me ‘Private

Roy

yp ij

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 20, 1960

CLASSIF

estate services by a staff of traimed personne| John Allen FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE COMPANY and ASSOCIATES,

3 Nairn and 2342

Scteet and Ashford

MEKAMAR: two bedreom unfurnished apartment in new building with garage. High location, near Perpetuo Secorre. Fotewhene Fesher Neder, Oetice 3-7es. 2356

chen

with

all

appliances.

larse

terrace, nicely landscaped

Avenue, 33506

fect

3-8372

heme

Parker

fer an adult family. Realter,

Office

Home

east

South

za Road 6G@ML. ters cach Can

the

Box

twe

63805

2333

Boca

Canerejes

Loi

lots

tegether.

Information:

Santurce

NEED

726

INVESTOB-—PARTNER

Hotel

call

phene

bedreoms, laundry Water, telephene and

Patricie 2222

business. small investment. Midtown section Santurce on Ponce de Leon Ave. te

Box

8204

Santurce.

COMPLETELY

726

CINTRON of nouses Francisco, Giurden Baldrich.

REALTY. Inc, has listings and tots for sale Saa Santa Maria, San Patrieto, Hills, Hyde

turce,

Rio

Villa Park,

Payment

APARTMENTS Bouret.

515

Barbe

St.,

turce Third Fleer. Bathrooms. closets,

screened

Rent

Call

Step

26%,

$125.

monthly,

San-

Cool,

one

2-3994.

Near

busses

and

VERDE

sinezie

man

kitchen

Rent BA

Call

TIFUL

APARTMENT

Ame tocing the dado Loisoon

Caribe Hilton 4 bedrooms

91079. 722 build-

and the Conand 3 baths,

beautitu. furnished kitchen, all brand new equips ready for occupancy Apt. 6A Condoirninium San Rafael 3-0850 1956 UF

ATTRACTIVE.

SPACIOUS.

centrally

cated aportment at Loiza St. 1756 (near IBM Bu iding) Three bedrooms, kitchen, liv .ngreom, balcony. etc. Has steve and water heater. Rent $150. unfurnished. Telephone

3-0102

34761

and

(evenimegs).

2371

723

bedroem

meter let. ment Store, Obrere, 2303

apartment,

end

two

2-2923.

some

with

kitchenette.

lliberal

let for a custem

Availbeach,

air-

811

RENT

servant's

children

Hills;

quarters.

OK.

Key

Dead-

reasonable.

W-2

W-4 :

AVAILABLE AUGUST fully furnish b Park Boulevard, with

two airconditioned, linen,, chima, usual ; race.

Telephone

2296

Beach,

728 tt

comfortable. on three bedrooms,

het water, screens, facilities. Nice ter-

2-8138.

COMFORTABLE bungalows, at

, 720

fUENISHED screened beastiful Vaciatalega

Mentebay,

Boca

Cangrejos

Read. rentals.

2-8138 for imformation 141@ Salvador. Prat, 6

home

opened

built heme.

ap-

Ave.,

Three

and reservations. Santurce.

other same

facilities. Cemtact Heuse development, or telephone

i1-D.

San

Juan,

Puerto

Rico

ca. Yearly’ Yearly wetnet $15,000. $15.000. withwith easy casy’ pJest _ —-

co.

820 meter lot. 1472 Ashford Ave

Ponce

de Leen

nue. Will leave $50.000 mortgage. seen by appoimtment. Muniz &

982, Stop

handie. Selling out to put 100% effort in

Cam be Muniz.

larger —

14, Santurce.

2-3531.

™

FOR

Fou RENT is Peace. Very oxed 5.400

ft.

each

fleer.

MUUSE.

Miramar, with orce ocean Caribe Hilton and Condado

Bew

furnished

rooms.

Social Security Bu itn Floor \

tovely

view Hotels.

Near Cooi,

Reasonable

Rates

Building, Ponce de Apartment 401-402,

Leén Mrs

41-0769

‘

~UF

ASHEOKLE

li2u Re

HULSE

Guest

House

1122 Ashford Avenue, (ondado Ss and aificiency apartments Maid

service

All

screened

Hot

water

Seme

tHE

‘ag,

DUFFY'S

oid

with Jne

al’

tours Mrs

Aanie

3-623]

Mauret.

and

single,

$10

now

double

offer

seme

condit.oned bus. From

rates

Road.9-0149. - Qrar near Sam Juanan IntercoatinestalI

Call 82

COLONIAL Avenue,

GUEST Miramar,

HOUSE,

Santurce,

606

Retail

(may be included with store rental). Ample parking lot included. ALSO FOR SALE, 2 story commercial building at

For

197

Tapia

St.

ation write to Dr. Miguel A. Leon Mal-

ation call Mr. or 32-9181. =T

863,

Ponce,

PROPERTY

P. R.

WANTED

fimancing

Loiza

St.

Altman, teleghone

inferm-

8-0276

writers, cash registers, safes, etc. In business 10 years. Good location, will sacrifice. Write Box 8204 Santurce; GF phone 3-6245. 2237 ‘ 772

cificatoins on a’ lease payback, with

spe

CAs erayien — cunioved cattteria ant

cotton

of purchase. Fiense contact se

erete house, three bedrooms, other faci-

build

near

FOR SALE — Salesrepair shop. Type-

I PLAN to establish a Kennel in Puerto Rico for the purpese of Boarding, Groom. ing, Breedimg and Traiming of Dogs, so would like to have some individual or pe:

728

See ae

ee -

lities. Three acres of ground. planted: im eoffee

and

miscellamcous fruits. Month-

ty sales 13.000 — 15,000 callons, with

great possibilities for expansion. Corezal G@istrict. Total price $40.000. Payment facilities. Investment completely guaran

Muniz

Muniz,

Ponce de Leos

266

charm

All

SALE

902, 23531.

rooms. kitchea

oath,

donade, 2298

Box

Call 8-0668 for appoint-

1158

MAGDALENA

Olimpo

-— Suite Apartment.

jan Mhehs aad Sane

“

kee

eae

720) Garabo. 20 minutes from Metropolitan

WASEENGTON

beach

and

61 GUEST

Condade

BOUSE

Section. Singles.

triples, aircenditioned.

conditiening.

- Near] doors and doubles}

Patio

with!

Diego

yes,

lounge chairs. It’s fun to watch the birds. | 2135

8-270.

clecks. fixtures,

windows

Aves.

Puerte

tron

Nueva

AUNT

JENNY‘S:

Guest

House

atmosphere Delicious 1859 McCleary Ave Tel

with

|bieria

Rivera

is perfect

for

Vega.

33490.

summer

SPANISH.

SPEAK

marr “

walking distance from shopping

2-4026.

property

De | vesort, clubhouse. ete. Information: “Mue-

Call

Big terrace with Steinway piano and television for cur guests’ delight. Near

hotels--

This

Rogsevelt

—

rer

meats 3-882 | SANTA MARIA — Dramatically designed) VILLA CAPAREA/Nearly new four UP | spilt level residence! Three bedrepms,| bedroom, two floor home — perfect for

two baths, with a separate guest apart-|tarse family!

LA FROVIDENCM GUEST HOUSE - | ‘ctrassy fieora, buariews finish. theamgh: | endercround arque . Near Sum beaches, restaurants, | ."? Conveniently “i me on nie. thamesh theatres, busses. terrace, all Sauce

Manager

im Com@ade section, one block from La Asea. Extremely modern residence, big Cencha Hotel Private entrance. Call 1608 SQ FT. — OFFICE SPACE. Ciean, | cellar. balireom of 150° « 2’.: hilltop teCeleste Todd, telephone 2-1356. clear, well ventilated. New building in| trace. Majordomo’s house. Swimming 2184 oo | haat, of Fegsls Wiwve bsiiGer souien: [oak -~ 50. ocnes covestiy. Soret ote

amily served 300

and

cenerete beildings. each with bath

Finest possible construct-

laws lawa

icriection’ irr

ements

Near

beach

mer rates treras

and

business

“lanoger

seetors.

Margarita

Sum. | 2 de

1496

euxury

beach roms

the

1047. Ashford a oceanfront guesthouse

area with

Spacious, From $9

including 2-1779.

1564

hotel

sea,

GUEST

HOUSE

shert

walk

1310,

tele-

UF | to beach, hotels, shopping, in quiet, 1ovely residential section. Well ventilated

cing

Con WILSON

ISLAND HOUSE new. informal,

corner ‘ Tele-

Large

private

terrace

stairway

modern, airconditiened single $14 deuble,

excellent

breakfast.

Phone

dotibies, singles. 2-1357. pohne

Wilson

Ave.

2134

FOR

CLASSIFIEDS

Tel. 3-8254

the Beach

Roll eut ef bed inte the | Site Tatie Gatice and wy by

the

158. Phone beach decorated, aircon Washington St. Condade. Santurce, with private bath. | Wilson. Manager Beatriz Terraces, garden | phone 3-2936

PARQUE

f 4

[: ;

MARIGALANTE

2-3056 Beautifully ditwoned rooms, each hot and cold water

27927

Tetephones

remcteied

private

patio, some air to beach and

with alr conditioning Best hotel and residenuias section Beach tacilities Special arrangements tor coupies travel ims together One block trem La Coacha and Condado Beach Hotels Persona:

guided

tome,

with

private mipute

37.50

aave

beach

rooms,

business.

Mae eptisa long long term term least’ onon store store space. space. has option Also for rent, 2nd floor of. same building

for deLumen ieee” A ne See ae building with parking area te be constructed soon im Pence business section. At@cha St. im front of the Post Office about

or 51%af

fi H

GUEST

Tel. 7-0:

reoms,

ANIILLES

Rey,

278

C-—I1 =

teed.

LA CASA BGSA - Guest House - One block from beach, residential section. All

airconditioned double and single Private and semi-private baths.

Hato

Cail Arturo

furn-

apartments,

FOR

mertgage;

pointment only. Also offers 2 1530 meter

minutes from airport. Good restaurants fm waiking distance Breakfast served Telephone 9-1175, Isla Verde. (RFD 1,

Box 2152

SBE YOUR own boss in a profitable @ess. Be a er Softee dealer. Average dealers earn $13,000 to $16,000 a .

LA POSADA - two blocks from Sam Juan Intercontinental Excellent swimming beach. All rooms airconditioned, with pri-

batn,

for informatica.

‘7208

APARTMENT,

bedroom

separate

street,

Summit 2304

Guzman DepartAve. Berinquen 2041. Ba: Telephone

Gue st Hou vate

Reward

Cool, ity. $225.

porch,

for

new

31947.

bedroom

THREE BEDROOM Hoeuse, 2 years old, with icebox, range, seme furniture, large

bath

6 - 7 PM,

with

9 PM.

HOUSES

Living

bedroom,

between

—

rest-

furnished,

couple.

necds

—-

working

airconditioned

$140.

BFA

Section

one

2218

722

ESLA

conditioned, beautifully decerated, maid service. 69 Santiago Iglesias, corner dado Street. Weekly. monthly rates. Telephone 2-9279.

centrally

246

your

San

at 8 Yardley Place. Quiet residential neighborhood, yet near transportation and shopping. Call 2-4219. 2354 720 BEST CONDADO SECTION: furnished

lo sd. quiet street. Bedroom, bath, kitchenette, maid and linen, screened. Also rooms. $125. monthly 606 Olimpo Ave.,

Santurce, aurants

8-1237. 720

ished, suitable for twe persons. able until November 30th. Near

COOL

AIRCONDITIONED

~8s

SECTION

FUENISHED

Telephone

2355

BENTALS are listed with FRANCISCUS RFE \ ESTATE COMPANY & ASSOCTISs Nairn St. and Ashford. Save time money by listing your needs with ediately. 3-3506, 3-8372

MIRAMAR

lease.

3 all

including

3-1664

listing

meney

720

3-6706

Urb.

Four bedrooms, electric range,

Rice. Loose somewhere in airport vicintty. If spotted, please call Kiein at 8-1963,

and

2375 722 TWO BEDROOM anfurnished apartment, centrally lecated aear transpertation and h ing. Nicest ad cti All screened, large covered terrace, livingdiningroom, kitchen. 2nd floor. One year's

RENT

section

COMPANY & ASSOCI5S. and Ashford Save time

water heater, $75. remt 368 Bolivar St., Apt. 2-B. Quiet neighborhood. sublet to person willine toe buy $200. furniture.

facilities.

FOR

RESIDENTIAL

8-0883,

im 39 Mayaguez St. t s and television. Rent

MODEEN,

820

BFST

SLACK AND tan German Shepherd. male, escaped from crate on flight te Puerto

REAL ESTATE ATES.3 Naira

6-3977.

Money available for first mortgages. Investment properties Can us. 20911 or write Box 729. Roosevelt.

3353

imcluded.

Call

2318

Caparra, Bucaré Hato Rey, San

Piedras

light

Development.

apartment spacious, Telephene

3-6245.

2236

Tz3

us immediately. 3-3506. 3-6372.

Two lots of 4.000 sq. mesell ome acre of 4.000 onty

FOUND

(

BEST FURNISHED &@ UNFUENISHED RENTALS are listed with FRANCISCUS

age

Beca 8.000 froat-

LOST

miles

T28

Telephone

33788,

seven

Verde airport. between Cang >» and Loiza River about sq meters. Location: Nerth Beach

LOCATED

telephone 3-0625. Box 164, Hate Rey.

A per-

257

BEACH

facilities. For information. R. Velazquez,

covered

yard.

—

real

sale.

;

houses

for

properties, and complete

development,

‘f

FOR

FOR RENT

| |I |l

LAND

commercial

APARTMENTS

ESTATE

iit

REAL

3-8400 Ext 72

See

trade

a Priced

maid’s

low.

Robert Tschudin Realtor

TELS. 3-5315

quarters

and

air”

garage for shop or office, -

Phat

THE

| |.

SAN

JUAN

STAR

are

pink

— Wednesday, July 20, 1960

CLASSIFIEDS

3-8400 Ext.72

3-8254 +> vr

al documents,

contracts,

< ;

HELP

WSED

aight

free

ARTIC-KAR

—

prices,

EQUIPMENT

on a

geod heels, ana [oiimgeal, ieessary. Apply giving full details

(So Stiitey Sct sg

egas |Zage eat

Jexperience,

healt

bilingu:

by project quired for work onctionoff-isiand Enquiries} firm.

Stateside

pout

‘720!

INTERNATIONALLY

FAMOUS

and

for sales

management

ONE

se"

coffee 3-9061. :

EMU

—

fer

domestic)

rent.

vacuum

EQUIPMENT

OFFICE

RENT:

VACUUM

Dictating machines,

irs

work

SECRETARY

project

Psychologist

industrial

Testi

WILCHEK

2-0200

Also

the

is behind

aMERIC

Transfusion

paw

NO|

Breathe

i i mereation

fer

Gar =

Service|

Television

experience

coceivers ‘of omy mabe or tedel, AB fel 9-0268 guaranteed.

and air purifier

SERVICE

RICO Training

—

esting

Cel SALES

INDUSTRY

AND

PUERTO

Te! s

work automatic | 9

deductible. Reasonable monthly rates.|¢e. Telephone 25353. 2 =? Telephone 34752. for information.

FEMALE

9 AM

TRAVEL

722)

on.off.island

LOUISVILLE,

harem,

(AP

,—

blood

180th

Weixler’s

Mark

ELECTRONICS LA®S|

typewriders, adding machines. De! Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 1604,| Dlr amy make FV. radio or MVR. | 11 rcion was just a little dif 85] ing machines. etc. Don't buy, rent. copy.| Tax | between Sam Jorsc and Parque, Santur | WinCty Gay Suarantee. Statessde trained ferent. just aime as

phone 6-3070, 2376 for

WITFe

GEORGE .

PM 64230.

to 1

and

EQUIPMENT Ices. }

ELECTRONIC

SERV-| aw

Otympia

Garv- | deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month Telerental Service. ~ e16 | 267 !

Ketcham

KEamore 6-1093. Sarah mer, owner-manager.

MISCELLAN

typewriters,

i i|

ANSWERING

SERV ICES

EOUS

SERVICE

JUKE A

BOX

PARTY?

your

favorite

| Commercial pilot’s licence. portunity Caribbean area. Call write Bex M, San Juan Star (Bex San Juan)

Mark of type

: is

op or 4187

youngster

fifth ae victim a hemophilia

birthday

. rare a of as known

; : cannot and disease Christmas live without transfusions. Doc-

his own

blood

replaced

sup-

least

Even though he could bleed to death from a cut, the boy still plays outdoors.

Can’t day service. Call day or night Vending Co., 2-3013, Ext. 215. 727

the

his

ply has been 268 times.

RENTAL Bring

celebrated

tors estimate

HAVING

candles

a cake

accompanied

was

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OQ RIK OY

Times, was released by the Cu ban

police

yesterday

held overnight. Szule was freed a statement that

received nary

any

after

being

WASHINGTON (AP)—Sen. John F. Kennedy looks like the-casual man, relaxed, lei= the supreme practitioner of the cool

after signing he had not

counter-revolutio-

wel

Constitution Day Here M.

when

running

hardest

cam

the

tacks,

Montoya,

The will

Puerto

one

from

of several

U.S.

dignitaries

ex-|

pected

here

the

eighth

an-

creation

for of

the

Chiari,

ok Wak: srwiit ome

who

Ro-

international STU

Seafarer head Paul

ing

ters,

has

urged

AFL-CIO

wre MORE

Efforts

zled

after

the

Dominican ed

ILA-affiliated

eral

manager

Jose

es A CO ks OI

the

figure,

Vazquez

and

here

used

and

too

Louis

ever

announced.

have

made

whole

aide

Kennedy

jailed

Harris,

family

his

two

“but

brothers,

Robert

and

Kennedy

The -with

presented

voters

saw

level_blue

brown ner

eyes

hair. His

reminded

attractive

a slim, and

boyish them

shock

grin

and

actor

and

statements.

And

does

want

methods”

small-theater owners

charge, Cobian

and other exhibitors

te license films at lower rentals. a

ecenspiracy exists te prevent independent theaters from showing Pictures until after they have first

played at all theaters controlled by the defendants.

him

“If be

look

I’m sure

up.

going it’s

aide,

The

smooth-working

which

Page

two

big

revolutionary

touch

warning.

markpowers

regime.

Cuba,”

was

duck

questions

Catholic,

charmed

people

the

pro-

touch

and

was

about age,

his

Ro-

women.

said

yesterday

Don’t

out

action

team

men

alive.

They

severe were

taken

fleefully

suffered

poisoning

hospital.

promises

the

Page

Munozite

dele-

of finantial

help

Los the

mainland

young-

From

to quote to

the

Angeles

and

Democrats

Convention,

apparent

meddling

political affairs disclos-

ed in the recent letter from the governor to former Democratic

a Univer-

National

me.”

land

abstained

which also urged 2 abs-

the

resolution,

all countries to

refrain from any action might aggravate U.S.-Cuban

Chairman

Soviet-proposed

dis-

with

only

Poland ed.

were the

amendments

turned

Soviet

down

Union

in favor. Tunisia

with

a capital

thetic toward

Paul

Butler.

and

abstain-

“D”

and

NETH. —

(Continued From Christian Democrat

only

the

rassing

unsolicited support

Italian Social party .

FISHING

—

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Page 1) Party, had

and

embar-

the

Fascist

Movement

ANT.

PRIVATE

unsympa-

his political wards.

ITALY

that ten-

sions.

the

American its efforts

U.S.Cuban

. —

brought

smoke

ST. MAARTEN SWIMMING

the

rescue

LITTLE BAY HOTEL ‘ NEAR THE VIRGIN ISLANDS

took

GOP

Only the Soviet Union and Po-

seek

imperia

pute.

the

booked

(Continued

delete any mention of OAS in the

from and

injured. and

resolution

the

smoke

from

tion Organization of States reports back on

resolve

pulled wagon

blue hands

at least 27 miners. are 7 missing and

out

Cuban complaint until the 21-nato

was

her

lives of There

plus

particularly

with

and

GOP officials privately are considering Munoz as a Democrat

Democrat

U.S.

halt

religion,

forcibly

dressed

and

arrest.

woman’s man’s jail.

heavy

born Nor

ordered

for Carole’s

SALZGITTER, Germany (AP) —An iron mine fire, belching

43.

audiences,

Dawson

so sent

Mine Blast Kills 21

needed.

was

of 9 to 0 with

his

There are already signs that this is having some effect. Some

tentions the 11-nation council approved an Argentina-Ecuadorean resolution

been

unable

station

in the

woman dedress Miss

“I’m a Republican Senator,” said an el“but you’re making derly California woman,

Communist

a vote

where

“We just love you, Jack,” sity of New Hampshire coed.

profes-

extend

money

lism,” was the U.S. reply.

debate

have

her

of deputies

She

sheriff's

campaign

spent

orga-

was

arrived

and

use

‘Don’t to

From

the

was

team

pretend

Judge

gation

man

right.”

beautifully-engineered

doesn’t

and

in a log cabin. He campaigned by private plane did

“Yes,

U.S.-Soviet

the Pa-

enforced by Film

I asked

Good Teamwork the Kennedy blitz

his

sta-

but

cuffed.

Stewart.

hives

her.

A crew

She

man-

the

residence

Crahan

héusedress

reddish-

this

had

She was dressed taken to jail.

Kennedy graduated with honors from Harvard and he makes no effort td disguise it. He points up an argument with quotations from Greek philosophers, renaissance writers,

and

she

bench warrant

man

ambling

Jimmy

that

examine

out

figure.

and

Marcus

alone.

“ran

well-tailored

was

Superior sent Dr.

Tregoff

all

brother, who seems to run cool, Bobby scared” through the whole campaign.

word

Gabrielle Johnston, puty sheriff, tried to

mother, Eunice,

Teddy,

to -court,

and would not appear. Judge Le Roy Dawson to

in.

Family

his and

come

yesterday.

sent

they

pitched

Her. $25,000 bail was revoked after a county physician ruled she was well enough to appear in court for the retrial of murder charges against her and Dr. Bernard Finch. Earlier yesterday Miss Tregoff

mistakes.

grins,

sick

hauled out of bed, handcuffed

on television. Bobby, the campaign manager, is a burly, tousle-headed dynamo. Unlike his

turned

warned each other to keep hands off Prime Minister Fidel Cas-

that

According to their complaint,

it,

ed by a_torrid last-minute excha-

at a competitive disadvantage. Cite Lewer Rentals Theaters Inc.,

Ca-

,wensout into the hustings te help. They met ‘the ladies, made speeches, gave teas, appeared

a shrewd

election

and

Whole

vo-

for that figure?”

have

said.

part,

in Yabucoa,

Such price-fixing, they enables Commonwealth,

set

Sotomayor are

“price-fixing places

Kennedy

days

+ 2a oe

SF ee soe eet

shown which

it,”

(Continued

with

co-owners of the Bolivar and Jeep theaters in Santurce. According to the independents, an illegal monopoly on movies Board

PSOE oo RRS

get

“Don’t

rades the San Rafael

U.N.

COBIAN while

that

Kennedy

would

Soviet

Page

it.

authority

tro’s

From

won

state,

Kennedy’s wife, Jacqueline, , three sisters, Patricia, Jean

chores.

and

former

appear

The

ex-

and

before

They

poets

Do-

Corcelles owns a theater of same name in Puerto Nuevo,

driver,

America.

got

said

In.

sailings.

(Continued-

delegates

political

aide

duct

revealgen-

Bolivar

out.”

nization, |

stevedores last May.

San Juan it was also yesterday by Bull Li

dictator by

fighter,

“what's the

Interna-

year

into

“We made some,” didn’t show.”

others.

where

minican refuge to stir up a Puerto Rican boycott against Trujillo fiz-

In pm as

this

is a

the

repetedly voiced for economic sanc-

earlier

in a hurry.

tistie about the undernourished.

Federa-

tions against Dominican Rafael Trujillo.

Kennedy

general.

challengeto

tional Confederation of Free Trade Unions have their support

potential

Salinger,

i A Thorough Man unmistakably Harvard yard accent. On or off is thorough, meticulous, a man of in- the public platform, he has taste and style. tense concentration. Machine-gun Style Kennedy briefs himself carefully en a He talks with conviction, generally in wide range of subjects. Campaigning, he talkmachine gun staccato, but he never orates in ed about foreign affairs, rackets, labor-andthe old Fourth of July manner. He has a management problems, unemployment insurquick, sharp sense of humor—but uses it ance, depressed areas and farm problems. One sparingly to avoid the fateful tag, in politics, of his most effective speeches was on the of appearing to be a wise-cracker.

reportedly

the

for

politicians,

Pierre

of the Inter-

and

came

Age

with

energy

If I lose; I’m

tion to undertake a global clampdown on Deminican commerce. The

candidate

Again flouting tradition, Kennedy said on the eve of the Wisconsin primary, “This is it.

support

Workers

image

Kennedy,

When he felt he was set, Kennedy an- © nounced+early, breaking with tradition. Then he mapped a hard schedule, entering seven presidential primary elections. Some were cal-~ culated risks and some outright gambles — particularly Wisconsm and West Virginia.

solidarity.”

a meeting

Transport

Years

meeting

himself

Fitzgerald

Democratic

Four

lavishing

field

Away

where

surface

trust;”

professional pollster. In addition, Gov. Abraham Ribicoff of Connecticut, and Jehn Bailley, Connecticut Democratic chairman, were out working for

the

the Senator is a man

speeches,

posing

International Union Hall is now in Berne,

Switzerland, nation

labor

Head

medy

marble

try like. whirlwind, forever on the go, mak

of Dominican fighters for freedom.” The stateside labor leader termed the boycott action a “gesture ef

John

the

scored

“in.

disap-

his

Nearly four years ago, before he was 40, he began’ preparing his drive for the Demoeratic nomination. He raced around the ae

BOYCOTT

boycott

This

Actually,

(Continued From Page 1) refuges announced that union chief George Meany had cabled them a request “to refrain from unloading’ a ship reportedly headed here from the Dominican Repub~ lic. Meany asked local AFL-CIO chairman Hipolito Marcano and UTM lIongshoremen leader Juan Perez Roa for their help in the anti-Trujillo

recently

political

crack

It reflects very little of the real Ken-

an upset election victory in the Central American Republic, is also expected to attend.

AMOI

berto

nor

President.

Commonwealth | status.

President-electof Panama

seem

. r

Hrurry

and

America

set-backs,

ever

“4

In.

Santa Fe

Latin

miversary

calm.

Rico.

Democrat

campaign

pointments

“brain

LOS ANGELES (®#—Shapely Carole Tregoff, who said she was

lifornia newspaperman, press chief; Steven Smith, the Senator’s brother-in-law, the appointments expert; Lawrence O’Brien, veteran Boston politician, the advance man when Ken-

behnd the boyish grin. Neither personal at-

(D-N.M.) has accepted an invitation by the Commonwealth Government to participate at the July 25 Constitution Day cele bration

Carole Tregoff Forced From Bed To Court

sionals. They overlooked few bets in the te dious, complicated, many-sided labyrinth of politics. Among the principals are Theodore C. Sorenson, a Nebraska Protestant, head of

Rep. Montoya To Atfend Joseph

| Kennedy-Fighter, Driver— Is A Shrewd Field General

documents.

Rep.

* pit sk TUAN’ératy ™ wedbdbbitay, ‘ly 20, 1966"

‘

_—_

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 20, 1960 Times

What

CARMONA'S EL COMANDANTE RATINGS

Now? By John

Drebinger

Majur ieague baseball is holding what is said to be a rather momentous meeting in Chicago, one that could have far-reaching effects. Unfortunately, the world will little know what is done or said there. This is to be a gathering of the National League’s deepest thinkers. If the major topic is not expansion, we stand ready to swallow those words whole, without benefit of knife or fork. Expansion is a word everybody has been bandying about these days, except the major league club owners, who haven’t dared whisper it even in the privacy of. their morning showers. The reason for this is obvious, and twofold. On the one hand, the

owners

are still badgered

by the threat of Congressional

action.

BEST

Cristalina (2nd Race) LONGSHOT Palma

know what they can do. Take the case of the National

League.

There

is no doubting

that

P.P. Horse 1 Walter A.

leaguc

Heres may ge inconsistent.

at e.ght

teams.

The

other

would

to expand

the

league

ten clubs. it is obvious, however, that neither of these projects can be discussed publicly at this time. t S ose that the National League were to announce they planned to lift the Cincinnati Reds or Philadelphia Phillies lock, stock and bar ind quiet!v drop them in New York.

\l‘hough

the

home

jropped

the

Reds

you

Phities

in the

town

Delaware,

uproir

fans

into

the

would

Ohio

not

River

a permanent

mind or

at the

drowned

moment

the

The Much-Sought

such

a venture,

National

finds

itself in a plight

far

can

tell, a majority

than

in both

with

Los to

probably

establish

itself

Houston

the Dodgers for its tenth site. The head man of the Dodgers

Angeles see

can

support

baseball

every

has

two. major

day

the

and

the

repeatedly

league

clubs,

sprawling

said

and

from

catcher

plate.

(AP

Pete

City.

Willie

Tasby

had

Daley,

AMERICAN York

New

Tasby

slides

stolen

home

third

The situation seems destined to remain this tangled until Sir Walters gets around to rearranging his cards. Meanwhile, there appears to be no reason why the Continental League will not continue its efforts to horn into the game. Rickey is a pretty shrewd hand at cards himself.

Daley,

who

regularly

writes

Sports

the

Hall’s pitch got away

kept

Times,

LEAGUE

going

for

WINDS

HOTEL

Brewers. Bay Beach, St. Thomas announces

FAMILY 3

days

Father

pays

Mother

and

LEAGUE

47 47

33 37

NATIONAL

.588 560

person,

three

LEAGUE

33 34

607 580

— 2%

536

524

41 38

40 44

506 463

8% 12

556

2%]

St.

534

|L. Angeles

Detroit Washington

40 39

40 41

500 488

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veland

(Bell 87),

Louis

| San Fran. |Cincinnati

(Monbouquette

Chicago

(Kemmerer

Washington

is on

troit

achieve

high

winds,

Stowell

ceived

nose

injury

landing.

Moore

narrowly

escaped

entagle-

Due

ea.

ment

with

ing

Extra Both

plans

room

deys

contribution

ea.

include:

Round

trip

understanding

Breakfasts

Caribair

Welcome

rates 3 to

request.

reservations or

your

. arrival

groups

Agent.

8-5

104 113

21 5-2

106

8-5

Pearl Key (Caraballo) Preferencia (P.G. Davila) Litty (Bonilla)

105 108 106

3-1 5-1 6-I

Gin

108

7-1

108 108

10-1 20-r

(F.

your

finer points of the game. Open from A. M. P. M,

(Jones

Chicago 3-1)

8-11 and Free-

Cincinnati

and

Hook

(New-

7-8),

twi-

LEAGUE 180

bats)

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LEAGUE

.351);

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321

Clemente,

.324|

Maris

316

.324]

Smith,

Pittsburgh

BATTED

Chicago

RUNS 26|

Milwaukee

San Francisco PITCHING A oe Le pepaired s

Angeles

BATTED

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Lopez) Diaz)

Pizarro)

105 20-1 107 106

20-1 20-1

York

New

York

Maris,

54 53

HOME RUNS New York

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= 61.857 62

fear.

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(In

7 6

Otello (Caraballo) Guaynabo (J.A. Velez)

45 2-1

Ambolero

115

8 9 10 3 S

alw;

4-yrs-up;

(Valdes)

Futaleufu (G. Rivera) 122 31 Colorido (Cordero Jr.) 107 7-1 Labayen (R. Maldonado) 11g 91 Nevoso (Bravo) 114 12-1 Patsy Kelly (Obregon) 109 20-1 Otelle elassy sen of On Trast, hard te shake. Guaynabo impressive im last twe euts. Ambolero ts always im the fight, Futaleufu

dangerous

shot.

clmg

($8,000);

Sth-$2,200;

(Native)

2-yrs;

Carolo (Cordero Jr.) Andalucia (I. Pizarro)

5 <Paima Sola (Valdes) 4 Rescate (Caraballo) 10 9

1 3

Sevillano (Alicea) San Jorge (R. Maktonado)

Parami (F. Rivera) Dona Bala (Matos) Carole vastly improved,

Andalucia

Sola

figures

goed

shot.

109 106

5-2 52

106 108

7-2 7-2

116 113

5-1 61

104 10-1 122151 to beat.

ome

Carole’s

top

Bombillita (F. Rivera) Bonita Il (Gines)

14 Ecuador (Rosario) 4 El Vigia (Obregon) 6 f-Excalibur (H.L. Pagan) 5 f-Hecuba

.750

(J.A.

Velez)

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f-Jaimito (R. f-field horse.

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Bisili

Negus

foe.

sharp

to take

clever

last,

hands,

7-2 4-1

118 110 110

6-1 7-1 10-1

109

10-1

110

10-r

105 10-1 113 10-1

Pizarro)

figures

106 106

lead

ome may

to de

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Montecristo

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18] Held, Cleyeland PITCHING 818] Coates, New York

Money

hold

22 21

19|

Annie

Velez)

entry.

Cara

24/ Mantle, New York 20| Lemon, Washington

Farrell, Philadelphia Milwaukee

New

315

61) Minoso, Chicago 56/| Mantle,New York

Aaron, Milwaukee Boyer, St. Louis

Mathews,

Maris,

66 | Skowron,

Cepeda, San Francisco Boyer, San Louis HOME Chicago

York

Chicago

70| Gentile, Baltimore

Mays, San Francisco

Banks,

, New

RUNS 74|

Aaron, Milwaukee

Maldonado)

try eme to beat. Page Hall abeut could do it. Tonga Doll dangerous,

8 13

BATTING

Chicago

(R.

6th-$1,300; clmg ($1,600); 4yrs-up; 1 1\16 m. (Native) 3 Cara Cruz (Cordero Jr.) 106 7-5 11 Bisili (Valdes) 106 9-5 12 El Negus (Caraballo) lll 21

LEADERS

LEAGUE

Angeles

Fiz

Palma

318 318

Banks,

at San

11-3).

(Hobbie

Kan-|combe

night.

46)

night. | night.

Rivera)

(Quinones)

5 f-Chabita 7 £-Elisa C.

8 2

.348 | Minoso, Chicago .326| Runnels, Boston

uck,

9:00 : 12:00

3-10)

Mays,

teach

call Caribair

Travel

and

trans-

Dinners

. drink

peace,

MINIATURE GOLF up

For

world

sportsmanship.”

portation

ere Special

$34

$7.50

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Ashburn,

re-

Damjanovic.

(7-2

ported)

Mays, San Francisco Groat, Pittsburgh

RUNS

ed "deys =" ec. || international in

Larker,

falling

Upon departure, Stowell and Moore were awarded Yugoslavia’s $38 highest parachuting qualification 9 ee. f/ along with citation ‘for outstand-

single room Extra days

person,

flat

Francisco

43),

(Short

BATTING

attitude.

$42 $32

exemplary 1

(Herbert

(Willey

Philadelphia

man

86)

‘(Based

into

stability

night.|

646).

(Pappas

NATIONAL

each

facing spread

(Pascual 8-5) at De-|

(Bunning City

waukee

9-7)

5-4),

MAJOR

onto each other’s seconds, formed a

nights

night.

Boston

Damjano-

parachutists

f-field horse. Azabache-Frontera-Maid

51 47

champion.

star with their heads wards and their feet

PACKAGE

| parson, a

national

men’s

PLAN

TOUR 1

vic,

Cordero)

104

Carro

Pitts. |Milwaukee

Page)

Danilo

group, holding harness for 30

SUMMER

HUTT

and

The

_ _.. Children pay _

coum,

instructor,

Ceremonia

erratic.

4 f-Senora

the

STANDINGS

Cleveland

sas

;

9 a-Maid Of Money (Rosario) 106 8-5 a-Establo Je£. Castro, A. Carro, and T.

Baltimore

TRADE

(D.

6 Casaca (A.L. Ramos) 2 f-Lady Mustang (L.R.

would welcome royally a National League entry. Also, with his usual 33 49 402.15 | Phila. . 34 50 405 17 keen eye for finance, he thinks it would be profitable to both clubs if Boston Kansas City 30 51 = .370 17% | Chicago 30 «650 64.375 «#19 they shared the expense of his new stadium. | Night games not included. Night games not included. The rub is that, after three years of furious digging in the fertile Late Monday’s Games Today’s Games soil of Chavez Ravine, Walter still hasn’t got his stadium .All he Pittsburgh (Law 11-5) at Los seems to have is continuous trouble. Understandably, the other .Kansas City 5, Baltimore 1 National Leaguers don’t care to share this, having plenty of trouble Today’s Games Angeles (Williams 9-2), night. of their own. New York (Ditmar 74) at Cle St. Louis (Broglio 10-4) at Mil-

Arthur

way.

Page Hall (Valdes) Tonga Doly (G. Rivera)

13 14 1

Wirephoto.)

Chicago

that

Kansas

MAJOR

believes

that he would

metropolis

SLIDE—Boston’s

against

Athletic pitcher Dick Hall, and when

Angeles

DUSTY

safely

leagues

Los

the

lll

104 3-1 one. Co-

this

3rd-$2,650; alw; 2-yrs; 5 £. (Imported)

would like nothing bett#r than to expand to ten clubs.. This would at least settle the hash of the Continental League for another ten years, by which time Branch Rickey, at 90, would certainly have lost some of his vigor The National would gain its end by reentering New York and planting its tenth club either in Toronto or Minneapolis. The American

would

Consenso

12 a-Frontera

complex

of the owners

all

Odds 1143-2 11 2-2

2nd-$2,400; alw; 4-yrs-up; 5 f. (Native) Cristalina (Matos) 112. (2-5 Robeida (R. Maldonado) 113 52

1l 8

as we

Ceremonia (F. Rivera) Walter A. in top form for

10 a-Azabache

Solution

even

Collores (Cordero Jr.) El Bohique (Quinones)

Censenso

League's

Wet.

Jockey (L.R. Velez)

Expansion to ten clubs could be achieved only with the cooperation the American League. The latter, although it looks with favor on

4yrs-up;

Cristalina looks like sure winner. Row beida back from vacation im good shape,

create

1968

26,

($5,000) ;

3 2

4 2

last-place

shift of either would

July

Wednesday,

A1st-$2,250; clmg 1|16 m. (Native)

the loop, which thought itself happily settled a couple of years ago when the Giants and Dodgers bolted for California, would like to scraihle back to New York. This could be done in one of two ways. One way would be to shift an established franchise, keeping the

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Montecristo impressive im te beat. Brandy wine in top pre always dangerous.

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and fear. it.

Ray

the

par

Broglio, St. Louis

104

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_ TBE SAN JUAN, STAR — Wednesday, July 20, 1960

i1.

Fisherman’s

Furious

NL Owners Want Expansion If Rickey’s Loop Goes Under

Luck

Fishing By Mike Murray

‘Two mariin'were lost and one was boated aboard the Chessy

in some Things

furious fishing action Saturday. were quiet aboard the craft until

2 pm.

when

CHICAGO League

Luis

(AP)—The

voted

Monday

National to

expand

gue

a meeting owners,

of National

a committee

Lea-

of John

to set up possible.

meeting

soon

to ten teams should the Continen-

Galbreath

‘sing. Luis grabbed the rod and sat waiting to determine whether jer not the marlin was running. 4 “Wham! Hernandez set the hook and the battle was on. “Within minutes, the big blue marlin leaped out of the water.

tal

operations next year, fail to succeed. The American League has already said that it was prepared

rates, Walter O’Mally of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Bob Carpenter of the Philadelphia Phillies and Lou Perini of the Milwaukee Bra-

gue would expand if the Continental League closes down. No cities were mentioned for the extra franchises, but it is

ves was

felt

"Hernandez

of the

Cangrejos

club

and

I heard

a reel

begin

“In the one hour battle that followed, the marlin made piful

}

leaps.

Then

came

the

‘the gaff. The copinions as to

four what

2 =

ten beau-

tedious

and

dangerous

men aboard the happened next.

This is the way I saw it: Hernandez was bringing the

*poat

and

the

double

line

part ‘fo

boat

have

the

fight—

four

when

in-~-to

side

for

the

gaff.

The

Marlin

his

to expand. National League

president. War-

ren

date

Giles said

named

the

Pittsburgh

to meet

with

Pi-

re-

presentatives of the American and Continental Leagues to study

expansion.

has been

Ne Cities Giles said that

will

27.03

Won

talk

with

Named the committee

the

older

leagues

said

that

New

be left out expansion.

The

the National

York

would

National

Continental

Lea

net

League

has

established a New York franchise. ‘No franchise requirements were

settled at the meeting.

mpg

tn the Mobilgas Economy Run

* , Quickly, the marlin surged. from the starboard side .to port while sounding at the same time. In this tense iment, Hernandez tried to stop the charge—and the big swon

start

professional drivers got

‘fish still had too much fifht and was far too deep for the gaff.

This

parations immediately.

the

called

scheduled

set for possible expansion, but the league was ready to start pre

different

. marlin

League,

astern momemarlin

freedom.

E Fisherman Hernandez sat disappointedly in his chair and ; declared he was finished for the day. The previous Saturday 2he had lost a 300 pounder. However, the baits were rigged for * the

long

;

Within

troll

-the

outrigger.

home.

ten

minutes

another

marlin

grabbed

the rod and set fhe hook

Hernandez

ripped

the

line

from

but

= Missed.

S Then “Baby”, skipper of the Chessy yelled to me, saying -that there was a fish behind my rod. Before I had chance: to grab my rod, Hernandez dove for it ahead of me and ripped ymy

line

from

“There | ticked

-: the

the

goes

.by

marlin

outrigger.

marlin,

waited

came

out

“I

for

of the

thought

to myself

the

set.

After

water.

looked

as the

the

seconds

hook

was

set,

large, Perhaps

400

“ pounds.

Hernandez

? But, when “of war of WN GER

:and

had

the

fish

near

the

boat

within

minutes

near the double line, the fish disappeared.“The tug double line up, double line down lasted for 21 trips

minutes.

the

22nd

trip

I saw

next instant I had it in my

the

hands,

leader

pulling

and

dived

it with

for

all my

it.

The

strength.

Mason SR

, Suddenly the bill came out of the water. I dropped the leader ; and grabbed the bill. “Baby,” the skipper, seeing that I was up gainst a strong _ opponent, leaped from the control and drove a flying gaff deep , alongside the gills, at the same time trying to club. the marlin y with the other hand.

This

The

club

was

Marlin

lost

the

sea,

I yelled

to Hernandez

death.

The

seales.

Our

there

the

Marlin Owner

: witness

* probably

had

muscles was

shrunk

were

wasn’t

f Sest marlin

the rod

and—in

296

our

hole

but

too

was

happy

Sunday

knees

the

with

the

aboard

and

the

was

not

hole

in his boat. The

last

large

Stauffer

the

- 207. pounds Several

Saturday

same

schools

Emmaus,

Pa.

Arthur

but

to he

year’s

5644.

blue

120-pound 281 pound

line. blue

caught

Drazan

managed

and

pound

5l1l

pound

Brooklyn

boat

bonita

big-

pound

lost

one

weighing

were

reported

day. 25

board

line.

Wednesday...Dr.

marlin

where

However, the

landed

his “Wimsco.”

80-pound

catch.

having been seen Sunday, the first big bonita spotted this year. Two boats from the Antilles Rod club reported a total catch of

largemouth

¥ weighed

four

bass

taken

Lake

pounds.

Garza

Saturday.

The

largest

Daniel

Berrios

Puerto

Rico;

nod

+ when

event

" main

they meet

event

the

of a boxing

10round

card

< Ponce.

; ~?

Berrios

They fought to a draw in a 10 rounder at Sixto Escobar

Stadium

; last month. Many ringside obser} vers

thought

the

hard-punching

should

have

gotten

over the swift and

Corsair 700 L-Door Sedan

Besides wringing extra miles from every gallon, and besides stacking up as 1960’s outstanding car—look what else Corvair has in store for you. The smooth-as-butter | ride you get from independent suspension at all four wheels. The increased traction that comes with the engine’s weight over the

rear wheels—where

Berrios Meets Diaz At Ponce Saturday ; and Hector (Chino) Diaz of the : Deminican Republic will try to settle giatters Saturday night

practically

flat

it should

floor,

semi-final

and

Jose and

seat,

Ramon John

Gause, Memphis, Tenn., middleweights, fight in the semi-final.

Authorized

PONCE

five

car. A jaunty

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the

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Preceeding the lightweight main be

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minican.

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by editors of Moter Trend magazine

skinned

boat

the

caught

marlin

woted

Cangrejos

knuckles of

marlin

Stanley

the

over Nautico

Club

side

Homar,

happy

the

Garffer

pounds

was landed in one and a half hours on same time, Rafael Figueroa weighed in a

Dr.

the

strong

against

was

marlin At the

a shower

wrestled

blood—we

that

sore,

six-inch

fishing

Raymon

again,

kicking.

had poked his nose. of the Chessy II, Bob

the

I looked

Car

marlin

and

when

marlin

seeing

skipper,

the

“Baby,”

® fish

dropped

and

still

was

aboard.

marlin

who

water

blue

foam,

salty

and,

the and the marlin’s mouth grip deep imside the fish.

of its

saw the hook had fallen out flying gaff was tearing out of

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FEATURES

STANDINGS PAGE 22

NIGHT SCORES

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday,

July 20, 1960

Hoop Team

Selected iOlympic Squad Leaves Aug. 21 -

PONCE—tThe basketball team which will represent Puerto Rico in the Olympics Games at Rome next month +was selected here Monday. Ten of the 12 players selected for the trip are ovér six feet tall

3 PR. Youths

Only

Lose In Tenn. Net Matches

AN EASY OU Pittsburgh catcher Smo! ey Bareess iisi eat down at the plate by onutfielder Gus Bell in a game against Cincinnati. Reds’ catcher Ed Bailey is about to make the tag. (AP Wirephoto).

Stowell And Moore | Feted In Belgrade BELGRADE. cial

the

and

Larry

Yugoslavia STAR)—Bill

Moore,

(SpeStowell

the

pair

Puerto Ricans parachutists undergoing a world tour, arrived here from Athens, Greece and were met

by the president Aero

tary

Union

of the Yugoslavia

and

the

first

National

secre-

Parachuting

Association

Stowell and Moore performed at the Belgrade Sports Center where they combined parachute and glider demonstrations. Jumping

from

tiger moths, top honors jumps.

They

ancient

bi-winged

the Puerto Ricans took in all the accuracy used

the

Borinquen

By JIM The

legality

fael Valle, Teo

the ing

Puerto Rico Association,

Yugoslavia’s

“10,000

parachutists.

The match was climaxed by two unique “‘star’” jumps. Stowell, Netasa Stefanovic, national women’s champ, and Mico Millcevic, 1958 world champion, jumped first. They were followed by Moore, Jovan Belosevic, senior (see ‘CHUTISTS, Page 22)

Women’s Bowlsaid yesterday

sent to officers of the association requesting a meeting to test the

legality of the vote. The petitions were signed by Miss Diaz, Jackie Loughran, Yvet-

te Rosello and Angie Julia, four members who are against selecting the team by vote. Participants in an

elimination

tournament

to make

designed

a team last week voted at an impromptu meeting to cancel the

tournament that

and

send

represented

in the

best

that letters of petition have been

matched

four

that

selected

team

Miss

Ne Authority Diaz said. the 14

eliminations and

team

Rico

Brunswick-Caribbean to Germany.

the authority nament.

She

the

Puerto

bowlers

did

not have

to suspend

the tour

Miss

Loughran

abs-

tained in the voting, while Misses Rosello and Julia cast negative

ballots. There

were

votes

favor

of sending a team of Elsie Correa, Brenda Figueroa, Pauline Bor-

September Sunday.

four

that

for the

tournament

started

But it was learned yesterday the executive committee of

the Puerto Rico Men’s Bowling Association is requesting a meeting with Dr. Alberto Toro, association president, and Julio E. Monagas, head of the Parks and Public Recreation Administration, to examine charges that continental bowlers have been purposely

tonio Casillas, driguez.

Liston KO’s Folley DENVER ‘AP voy Sonny Liston, swinging his

hammer

fists

with

devastating effectiveness, knocked out Zora Folley in

28 seconds of the third here Monday night. Liston

the

second

nine

12-round

battered

canvas round

round

his opponent

twice fer

their

the

the count

scheduled

heavyweight

fight.

Cancel,

and

Johnny

The selection was made wie Shannon, Mario Perez,

three

Ro-

by Ho-

Tom Quinn, Victor Branch McCraken,

coaches of Ponce, San German, Rio Piedras, and Arecibo respec-

Ri-

tively, and

Felicio Torregrosa,

se-

in the 11-year-old boys class, and Larry Turrvillee defeated Almon-

cretary of the Superior Amateur Basketball Circuit. The coach will be one of the feur mentioned above. The four

teams

But

Zan

Guerry

nio

Ortiz

defeated

of Puerto

Ramon,

Rico,

Puerto

Anto6-1,

Rico,

6-0

68,

are

currently

playing

the

in the same class The third loser was Stan Pasarell in the 13-year

semifinal sertes to dete} tine the 1960 champ. The coach of the

class who lost to Johnny lin, 6-1, 6-0.

winning

Sander-

club will coach

to Rico squad Junior

the Puer:

at Rome.

Aviles

and

Jaime aed

Miss Borrell Rolls 246, Ties Record

tera were selected players in case one o

the 12 ori.

Pauline last night

ginally

make

the

trip. delegation

will

Borrell bowled a 246 at Bolera de Rio Pie-

tie

the

all-time

in Puerto

of the the 10

frame,

she

the mark this

the

fifth

would

have

eclip-

set by

Angie

Belk

can’t

basketball

consist

Miss Borrell, a native Dominican Republic, left

standing

picked

The

women’s

Rico.

persons—the

Players, one coach and Torregrosa and Dr. William Preston, pre

sident of the SABC. The delegation will

year.

island Aug.

leave

the

21.

Club Owners Approve Leith’s Purchase Of S.J. Senators Winter

proved who

League

Club

owners

the sale of the San

bought

the team

from

Juan

yesterday

José Rivera

to Bob

meeting

began

of the club owners

10:30

and

lasted

until 1 p.m. The -vote to Leith as a club owner was

am.

accept unani-

One

club

owner—Hiram

Cue-

vas—was too ill te attend the meeting and the other owners adjourned enough to

home

the meeting long travel te Cuevas’

for his vote.

The

main

concern

shares owned by Joe Ryan and

the

club

islanders.

Leith

told

mainland

the

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owners was whether or not the financial reins of the Senators would remain in the hands of

that

ap-

Leith

Saturday.

NIGHT

needs.” The

formally

Senators

Pedro Vazquez, league presi-+ for three single dent, said that Leith’s “dynamic Bill McDonald, personality” would give impetus to the league. Vazquez also said Phil Rizzuto. “Leith has good promotional abilities, something the league

mous.

cut out of the eliminations.

sledge

John Good, 6-1, 64, for 13-year-old boys.

earlier

of six men

Gonzalez, Puerto

co, defeated in the class

sed

rell and Angie Belk to Hamburg. Trouble With The Men An elimination tournament to

select a team

others lost. Jose Raul

otherwise

DOUGLAS

vote

being contested. Lucille Diaz, vice-president

the recent tournament

the

Cruz, Caco

Cesar Pocachica, Evelio Droz, An-

yesterday

record

women to represent Puerto Rico in the World Bowling Championships in Hamburg, Germany Sept. 12-18 is

Ranger parachute At the National Sports Center in Vrsac, the visitors gave Puerto Rico another triumph as they were

against

and Fufi San

Totin Cestero, John Morales, Ra-

tournament

dras

World Tourney Ladies’ Bowling Team Contested

Vicens

Besides Vicens and Santori, others selected were Johnny Baez,

CHATTANOOGA, Ten. (AP)— One Puerto Rican won his match in the National Junior Tennis but

Pachin

tori are under six feet.

club

interests

owners would

never exceed 25 per cent. Leith said that he owns the team except

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