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San Juan, Puerte Rico, Thursday, July 21, 1960
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San
Juan.
postage
paid
Puerto
Rice
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For Russian Soldiers ‘LiftDR
Belgians Must Withdraw iimmediately—Lumumba
ris
vr
share
‘Ship Ban, ‘ILA Says By HAROLD
LEOPOLDVILLE,
J. LIDIN
and
announced
The excited prime minister of this infant republic
his
qualified
saying
: ican shipping, “at least until Aug: > 16.” ILA president Capt. William Bradley said that the next AFLCIO executive council meeting will be held on that date. On the agenda for that conference is the matter o- affiliation of Dominican Republic longshorecondemned
ean
longshoremen
is now
limited
to some 600 dockworkers Ciudad Trujillo, Bradley said. to
The the
in
average monthly income ILA from the Dominican
Republic local is about Bradley said, adding that
$300, long-
shoremen
other
in
some
six
Dominican ports are seeking ‘filiation with the ILA. In
‘to
‘line
with
continue
+ service
Bradley’s
in
NSS
working
Dominican
ships
ports,
the
cargo
of
animal
feed
that
latis
missile
ILA
submarine
cessful h
and
Tuesday
the
anti-Trujillo
‘Free
by a picket group
Syndicate
Workers
in
line of
called
of
the
Dominican
Exile.
the
Pa-
this
another
Posuc-
er-
-sub-
Washington
as
she cruised beneath the waves about 30 miles off Cape Canaveral. ; The broke
to
the
moving slowly a solution
cabinet’s
three
nuclear-powered George
confusion
problems
to
bring
No Conditions Accepted Reading a communique on the
the historic firings were the
tended
were about
first a
about
what vague and rambling, add
first of the stubby rockets through the surface at
decision, Lumumba
(See CONGO,
Page
said
21)
By MILTON BESSER UNITED NATIONS (AP)— Dag Hammarsjold told the Security Council last night U.N. the
right
to
go
Gov.
Mufioz
he signed
into law
The
a totally new
new Law, will
“tragedy
the Governor
help
in Puerto
solve
Rico’’
taken 210 lives so far on the island’s roads. “I
invoke
the
Puerto
and
tough
transit bill.
said at a La Fortaleza
the
that has
this
year
Rican
tra-
ditional courtesy, so characteristic of our culture, so that in the next six months we will not repeat the 209
traffic
deaths,’
Munoz
said.
The new 102-page law repeals the 1946 transit law which was often
attacked
as
antiquated
and
According to Police Superintendent Ramon Torres Braschi, present at yesterday’s ceremony, the new law creates 130 new traffic violations, some of which deal
Has Run Of Congo, have
By A. W. MALDONADO yesterday called for “the Puerto Rican traditional courtesy” on the island’s streets and roads as -
useless.
Hammarskjold: UN
troops
Stiff New Transit Bill Is Law; Munoz Calls For Highway Courtesy ceremony,
some-
to
submerged
fcllowed
shot with
Both marine
Monday
a
Belgium
of restoring peace here at a time U.N. officials considered they
Ajater.
tions
blocked
for
from
statement,
Fila.
launehed
from
and
water.launching from
were
Navy
yesterday
was originally scheduled for unloading in Mayaguez, but operathere
CANAVARAL,
(AP)—The
material
Lumumba’s
Aloft By Sub CAPE
reinforcements
(See World Reaction, Page 4)
for target
Two Polaris Missiles Sent time
"yesterday unloaded in Ponce the motor vessel, Venus. That ship’s
get out immediately aid would be sought.
in the last few days despite the U. N. appeal for Belgian withdrawal.
SER
POLARIS ... Streaks
afwish
by
Belgian
and were disclosed to have sent
by
Affiliation Limited affiliation of the Domini-
statement
unless
The prime minister ‘served notice that the Belgians mtyst immediately obey his ultim to withdraw their armed forces from the entire country,. They Hhave shown no sign of doing so,
union.
The
his
that
troops Soviet
AFL-CIO President George Meany when reVealed recently. The labor federation, however, postponed any action on the controversial
Minister
to send troops.
viet Union
powerful waterfront union will , block any boycott against Domin-
men to the ILA. The tieup was
(AP)—Prime
day that his cabinet had voted to appeal immediately to the So-
The head of. the International Longshoreman’s Assn. flew into San Juan yester-
day
The Congo
trice Lumumba, expressing doubts that the United Nations can restore peace rapidly in this riot-torn land, announced yester-
any-
where in the Congo including seceded Katanga Province. The U.N. Sceretary-General said he had so informed Moise Tshombe, the Katanga premier. The premier has declared that
with
pedestrians,
_
Secretary of Public Works Francisco Lizardi, also present, said
one
of
the
major
provisions
is
the establishment of a point system whereby up-to-date © records will be kept of all traffic convic-
(See
TRANSIT,
Page
GOV. MUNOZ -.. appeals for
21)
safety
Husband Shot Down By Reds, PR Wife Seeks Muioz Aid ‘Mayoress To Campaign For Democrats ;
Union Obliged
Yesterday’s wtions in‘ Ponce
See
SHIP
unloading operawere directed by
BAN,
Page
21)
,12:39 p.m. EST, iginted instantly and streaked 1,100 miles down “(See POLARIS, Page 21)
rich
province
independent
(See UN,
of
Page 4)
Gov. would
If Her ‘Delegation Is Accredited’ By Mary Dee and Nory Segarra Dota Felisa Rincén, mayor , of San Juan, said yesterday she - would campaign for the main-
2 land her
Democrats “delegation
this is
year
if
accredited”
,by the national Democratic Com‘mittee.
+
In
an_
exclusive
interview,
Doita Felisa expressed her views on
politics
and
w@man’s
that field. Q. “Will you campaign nominee Kennedy and the
place
in
mocratic
candidates
in
New
York and wherever Puerto Ricans live on the mainland?” A. “I would like to cam-
that
Puerto findlly
will
Rico
depend
delegation
accredited
by
with
the
U.S.
State
over
the
fate
of
officer
paign in New York and other cities where I might he needed, but
for De-
Munoz said yesterday he register his “concern”
the
on
that
the
is
special
committee set up by National Chairman, Sen. Henry Jackson. (See DONA FELISA, Page 8)
shot
Department
an
down
Air
Force
an
RB-47
in
plane near Russia July 1. The governor’s statement came after Maria Amparo Sola, a native
and L.
of
the
the
wife
Goforth,
town
of
issued
1st an
of
Aguada
Lt. urgent
Oscar call
to Gov. Mufioz from her Topeka, Kansas, home for help in obtaining information on her missing husband.
Mrs. Goforth asked the Asso ciated Press to give the following
message
“This Puerto
is
to
to
Rico,
the
Governor:
the
Governor
Mufioz
Marin:
of
“I am Maria Amparo Sola of Aguada, Puerto Rico. My husband is
1st
Lt.
Oscar
L.
Goforth
who
is a missing crew member of the RB-47 shot down by the Soviet Union July 1, you please give your
1960. Will assistance
to the United States Government in their efforts to solve this (See PR WIFE, Page 21)
\
THE SAN
2
— Thuroday, July 21, 1960
STAR
JUAN
nb
NEWPORT,
R.
Women, Take Lead In Anti-Castro Fight
L > (AP)—
Eisenhower
yester-
day announced a $1,100,000,000 U.S.
gevernment
budget
sur-
HAVANA
plus for the fiscal year which ended
June
The
30.
surplus
is
more
than
Following demonstrations Sunday and Monday, thet groups said yesterday they plan a campaign of nonviolent resistance to the increasing influence of Communism in Cuba.
economic
intends
of only
strength
financial basis,”
te
affairs
run _
om
Eisenhower
its
a
sound
said
in
a
the
reported
are
the
publicly
that
three
bur-
Longshore-
here,
said
yes-
on Monday. Rivera of 213
Ocasio
St.,
Boston
section
of
Santurce,
yesterday
Braves
told
detec-
afternoon
that
$300 was missing from bed. name
Gonzalez gave of a suspect.
under his police
the
Francisco Coll Torres, manager of
the
Coop
Super
Market
in
Hato Rey, reported to police yes|terday that $379 was stolen from a
store
cash
register
on
Satur-
day.
WEATHER
For Sale or Rent
FORECAST:
San
Juan,
Ponce
and Mayaguez—Generally fair teday, with some cleudiness and eccasional shewers tonight. PUERTO RICO and the VIR-
GIN
ISLANDS—Some
with lated
cloudiness
scattered showers and thundershowers today
some
cloudiness
showers
with
isoand
scattered
tonight.
WINDS: Easterly miles per hour.
at
YESTERDAY’S
HIGH:
86
LOW:
72.
12:30 pan.
YESTERDAY’S STATESIDE: partly
cloudy;
cloudy;
12
New
to 20
York,
Beston,
Washington,
81,
87,
at
in the campaign.
C.
Pp.
Slendrocycle.
R.
Santurce
Pence
Stations
de
&
MEDICAL
Leon
Ave.
SUPPLY —
Step
Tels. 23112
CO.,
INC.
partly
outbreaks of laymen whose principal aim is to stop the increasing infiltration in Cuba of Soviet and Chinese
Communists.
Spokesmen said they expect to step up their opposition and their Passive
resistance
direct
Chief
& 2-3491
indicating
tions.
experience
and
Communist
Many
to
the
in
rise
in
infiltration.
expect
an
outbreak
of
oppesition to Castro July 26, the national holiday marking the beginning of his revolt against the Fulgencio Batista regime. One
proposal
is
for
Catholics
to
at
tend mass that day in mourning garb, dressed in black and wearing black arm bands. Others have proposed that Cubans remain in
their homes that day to make it “a
day
of
mourning.”
The
main
pro-Castro celebration will be mh the mountains of Oriente province,
birthplace
of
Castro’s
revolu-
tion. He will address an organized mass meeting there. The Castro regime has already taken action against Catholic demonstrations. A number of Catholics have been’ arrested after
street fights
outside
two
Havana
churches. An officer of a court where 13 Catholics were held for disturb-
ing
public
Sunday
order
said
after
all had
a
been
of
nations
and
or want the
we
do
assistance
Mr. Khrushchev.” Beltran is here on a
were
jailed
for
brief
visit
by
military authorities.
Tel.
Registry ©
3-5169
on Night
Metropolitan
Cah
Rio
3-2467
justly sugar
in requota,
done.”
V.1. Delegate Seeks Support For Plan
To Elect Governor By
WALTER
STAR
PRIEST
Convention
Darean
CHICAGO—Jo:e
Shaubah,
a
Virgin Island delegate to the Republican Party National Convention
here,
saiG
yesterday
will attempt to get support a plan for elect
their
tenant
own
and
ing representative Shaubah said
he
the GOP islanders
governor,
governor,
a
to to lieu-
a non-vot-
to Congress. he wants the
GOP to match the stand made by the
Democratic
Party
in
Los
An-
geles. However, he said, he would not press the GOP to back a V. I. right
to vote
in president-
ial elections as the Democrats did. He said he did not want to jeopardize
the islands’
chances
Thursday, July High Tides
21
San Juan: Fajardo:
6:47 6:38
a.m. a.m.
8:2 pm, 8:13 p.m.
Ponce:
5:56
a.m.
9:24
San Juan; Fajardo: Mayaguez
6:21 a.m. Lew Tides 2:25 a.m. 2:14 a.m 10:08
2:17
a.m
a.m.
p.m,
7:56 p.m, 1:08 p.m. 12:57 p.m, p.m
12:50 p.rh,
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fferrace
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Beltran replied that “there was not much more that could be
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San Juan — Santuerce Piedras — Barrie Obrere
Tel.
Eisenhower ducing the
Mayaguez: .
Thursday, July 21 All Night Pharmacy Fernandez Juncos 1304 Dectors
undergoes
asked if he thought Pres.
clash
investigation
Emergency
When
releas-
ed on bonds of 100 pesos ($100) each. Others arrested Monday
engineers,
qualifica-
campaign
proportion
Tel.
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26%
foreignBeltran.
Francisco,
partly
Positions available immediately, terested Bérsons apply by letter
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Television
night. what said
nism rather than against the Castro government. They seem to be spontaneous
Santurce
WANTED 2
Monday
while his wife, Miriam Kropp de Beltran, who was born in San
ioty
Pinas Home Slenderizing and Massage Table. Vibratory Massage Belt. . for hips, legs, arms, shoulders, inner-thighs. Firm the bedy. Improves circulation.
here
“We do not care ers have to say,”
Thus far Catholic demonstrations have been against Commu-
82,
dudy; Philadelphia, 82, partly eloudy; Denver, 85, clear; Chicage, 72, clear; Miami, 90, partly coudy; Dallas, 84, cloudy; San Francisco, 72, clear.
A B.
rived
need
his office at noon Felix Gonzalez tives
Peru, denounced Soviet intervention in Cuban affairs when he ar-
American
yesterday
the
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Pedro Beltran, Prime Minister of
not
terday that $600 cash he had in an envelope is missing. Moreno told police-he had the money in
in
Beltran Of Peru Denounces Soviet intervention In Cuba
the
investigating
Association
at-
churches
Top authorities of the Cuban Catholic Church have not joined
International
men’s
are
will fight.”
regime. Havana
Eisenhower
glaries in the metropolitan area, totaling $1,279 in missing cash. Eusebio G. Moreno, president of
passive,”
two
“This is a matter strictly between
Police: Investigate Police
be
if we
at
lic groups, have been increasing steadily in recent weeks.
ef
administration’s third budget surplus im seven years.
they
taken
Con-
contrel
was
“but
members carry arms openly without interference from police -or other authorities. Their opera tions, especially against Catho-
gress,
This
have
leftist-oriented
She referred te the activities of red-indoctrinated squads whose
vention is sure te bulwark the Republicans in their campaign to retain the Presidency capture
will
said,
tacked, we
announce-
ment coming only five days . in advance of the opening of the Republican National Con-
and
efforts
a woman
House.
president's
Castro’s
“Our
statement at the summer White The
to
charge of the fight against Prime Minister
“This demonstration fiseal responsibility mot
States
Equipment
appear
Fidel
here at heme but reaffirms to the world that the United
Exercise
women,
million figure the President predicted last January.
reinforces
KEEP FIT & RELAXED
(AP)-Roman Catholic groups,
especially
five times as large as the $200
HAND IN HAND—Sen. John F. Kennedy and his wife Jacqueline stroll to their family yacht for an afternoon sail on Nantucket Sound. The senator is enjoying a brief rest from his recent campaign which won him the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination. (AP Photo.)
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— Thursday, Jaly 21, 1960
3
Munoz Denies PDP New F Kancs For Jobless Lost Many Followers Created By Gov. Munoz Gov. Mufioz denied any allegation by Popular Party
an
Rep.
Jose
Mimoso
Raspaldo
“The
that
Mimoso,
“thousands”. of Caguas Populars have left the party to join the Christian
Action
Party
with
the
joined
CAP.
the
Mimoso
Caguas
of
found
By
W.
Representatives,
terday
two
of
important
social
legislation—one
designed
the
Popular
Party
1951-2.
Luis
MALDONADO
Gov.
ard was member of the Commonwealth Constitution Convention in
A.
in
veteran
Munoz
signed
pieces
yes-
to help wipe out unemployment and the other to aid “isolated communities” in Puerto Rico.
Munoz ing the
been
approved a bill creatAdministration of Oc-
cupational
ministration
Development—a _ pub-
lic corporation with the re sponsibility of dealing with the island’s unemployment prublem. According to the law, the ad-
...
Sola
to
involved
to
es
said.
Lebanon
terday
as
said
the
The
radio
also
26
2
yes-
elect in-
for the
resignation for the highly respected general who took over the presidency during Lebanon’s crisis in 1958, was that he felt his
mission of restoring security to the state was now accomplished. His
message
said
that
with
PICKET LA FORTALEZA—Striking members of the newspaper EI | Impareial members of the Brotherhood of Teamsters are shown picketing La Fortaleza (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.) terday.
EI Impa rcial Strikers Picket La Fortaleza
a
Striking
El Imparcial
employes
noz with
being
against
the
rights
picket
the
Commonwealth
De-
of El Imparcial strikers.
partment of Labor.
in
of
La Fortaleza yesterday in protest
Humberto Trias, a member of the Teamsters and spokesmen for
The Teamsters were also protesting, Trias said, a statement
ced
ing
a
longer.
Newspapers speculated elections
pleted
July
which
were
Teamsters
picketed
in
front
of
at of government advertisements plathe picketers, said they were ask-
length about Chehab’s choice for the new prime minister follow-
ing
The
com-
3.
in the
Spanish-language
placards
picketers
carried
charged
daily.
by
the
Governor
Mu-
that
government
agencies
not
He
said
he
even
if
preferred
T@KYO (AP)—Dr. Thomas Dooley said yesterday “I prefer to live six months deeply and
work,
richly
cancer
therapy
which
require
months,
perhaps
than
cian
66
years
young
who
to
a vege-
American
has
‘sistance
as
made
the
physi-
medical
sick
of
as-
Asia—
‘and for that. matter the whole of the poverty-stricken half of .the
world—his
active
career,
‘should by all odds be already : déad. Instead, he is en route back to “his: famed jungle hospital in
Laos,
on
the
Chinese
Commu-
nigt frontier, full of plans for the future. Interviewed here by newsmen, he admitted that the cancer which attacked his ‘chest some months ago has ; been arrested but has not been ‘ eyred.
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life,
than
to
it
meant
submit
a
to
to
shorter
a
new
would years
of treatment and inactivity. The 33-year-old former Navy doctor is a _ co-founder, with Dr. Peter Comaduras, of a non-profit, non-political organization
to
backward
bring
medical
areas.
12
different.
to
|
Dooley reported ganization now has
in
aid
countries
and
“good
that
police
job”
in
had
the
public
law
of
will
secretaries
works,
assigns.
Public
agricul-
the
Depart
Works
$300,000
|to bring
about
its program
alyy
bring
light,
to
facilities
commission
He
that
thousands
doctors teered
He
prejudice The
of
American
and nurses had to take part in
said
he
hoped
volunit.
ultimately
to have doctors and nurses from countries in Asia working in Africa and South America while
men
and
areas
women
helped
cure
from_
those
people
choosing
cent
the
medical
cent ability people.
volunteers,
criterion skill
to
get
basic
water, to
and
mountain
will consist
of
began
and
50
per
with
way
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said union,
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the
EYES EXAMINED Glasses for as low as ..
is
along
strike
the
of
a
therhood
the
in
Asia. In
charged
Dieterle against
done
handling
strike situation in front newspaper building. cial. He said they also planned to
said, that the or17 programs
by Munoz
place advertisements in El Impar-
Dr. Dooley Prefers Full Life table.” The
of
Employes at El Barranquitas Hotel yesterday voted against affiliation with any union, accord ing to Frederick Dieterle, mane ger of the Condado Beach Hotel, which operates El Barranquitas.
and members of the Brotherhood
any
adminis-
directors
Barranquifas Help Rejects Affiliation and Any Union yes- - | With
new parliament peaceably elected, he sees no reason for staying office
labor,
The
minister of defense and commander of the Lebanese army.
given
of
ot
te
fiscal
seven governor-appointed mem bers. These will be low-salaried positions, according to the law.
parlia-
announced
only reason
composed
its
areas.
terim Premier Ahmed Daouk has resigned from his dual role of The
be
sanitation
Le
to
$100,000
for The
board
The
the
newly-elected
ment will meet. July a new president.
situation.
assigns
operation.
ment
banon Republic. A Beirut radio announcement which stunned this little republic
publie
Munoz also signed a bill creating a commission “to plan, organize, direct, and supervise programs necessary to bring about better living conditions te isolated communities on the
(AP)—Genof
ex-
pro-
island.”
resigned
president
island’s
ture, the president. of the plan ning board, and three citizens appointed by the governor.
Of Lebanon Gov't Chehab
series
These
administration
1961
Quits As President Fuad
a
primarily,
the
law
tration’s
Gen. Faud Chehab BEIRUT,
the
be
alleviate
the
Munoz discounted the _possibility of CAP taking control of Caguas under the leadership of Mimoso.
eral
of
force.
will
The
figures as to his following definitely mathematically in-
launch
The administration will pay particular attention to farm unemployment and is authorized to develop agricultural programs
SBR EN
Morales.
Munoz
use
labor
grams works.
‘reasons given by Rep. (for joining the CAP)
correct,”
make
cess
are not particularly religious and the are
will
of ambitious programs with other govern.nent departments
power struggle in Popular Party Sen.
Yidefonso “The Mimoso
in
Church-backed
had
in a bitter Ciguas with
Party
a -24-year
House
helped
Mi-
moso. : In a public emonstration last unday, the aguas representative bolted the Popular Party | and
Popular
is very strong,” he'said.
CENTER,
RED
P. R.
Bayamon,
P. R.
CROSS
PUERTO RICO CHAPTER NOTICE OF MEETING In
accordance
with
Section
4.02
of
the
by-laws
governing
our Chapter, the members of the American Red Cross residing in Puerto Rice are hereby called to the Annual Meeting of Members, which will be held on Sunday, July 31, 1960, at the main boliroom of the Casino de Puerte Rico, Dr. Ashford Avenue end Jose de Diego St., Santurce, Puerto Rico, beginning at 10:00 e.m., for the consideration of reports, the election 6f twelve Directors and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. Sen Juon, P. R., July 20, 1960 Approved
JOSE L. PORRATA, Chairmen
M.D.
MANUELA
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the
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all
Belgian
Hammarsjold
ports
troops.
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mumba,
premier
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FUTURES
NEW YORK (AP) - Domestic tures No. 6 closed 2 lower to Sales
78
Sep Nov
6.21 6.13
6.17
World sugar futures No. wer to 2 bigher. Sales 309
3.21 6.12B
Sep
High 3.36
Lew 3.29
Close 3.35-36
Oct
3.36
3.27 33
3.23
323 3.3
3.35
Jly Sep
3.29 3.32
3.25 331
3.29 3.31B
Mar May Ont
3.30
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sugar
spot
By NEW
4 clesed 2 le contracts.
3.31B
Steels, base metals, airlines, building materials and drugs de-
B Bid.
NEW
YORK
FUTURES (AP) -Coffee
No 4 ex-dock closed at freight offerings include
spot
36.50A. Santos
9
Santos
Jes
53
contracts
> See
= 355@
Lead
33
May
ay
iS 3541
34.00
_
futures
Ee
closed
ee
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33.55
14 to
%
na
mixed.
of
higher.
tee | Cams
with
to
$217.80.|
2,490,000
for
the first
attention
Allied
to
45.00
45.25
Dec ~Mar
43.50 43.20
43.10 4295
43.40 | 30 43.20 [15
3 Special
erril,
yach,
4305
aluminum Co Amerada Pet
"8 56%
shares
|Am Can
2
Am Cyan
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&
FP
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Central Chase Com.
Fajardo
Aguirre
East.
59% 34%
Sugar
Fajardo East. Sugar pf. First Natl. City Bank
Maule au
Ind
nin
7%
atric
14%
P.
46
Telephone
.
Coyne Industrial Laundry, Inc.,}
Boeing Borden
:
Air
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Linen and Towel Supply Co. te|Borg of| Bridg War Brass
60 | Catafio, 3% Price
2 27% 76%
Pueblo Supermarkets R.
Bendix Av Beth Steel
22%
6
Manhattan Oil Ref. Co.
not
it was learned yesterday. Burln Ind of the transaction was | Burroughs
disclosed.
Cdn
28 77%|>3
b Waite ce Thomas ite,
"|
Ohio,
has
__ | of supplying
been
+152 | commercial for
the
past
Pac
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in the
iF _ (J. I.
business | Celanese
towels to hotels and|Cer
establishments
published
Corporate bonds Trading was light.
Steel
11/4,
and
General Electric 1 3/8.
After the market close Sinclair
de
here|Champ
five years.
Pas
Pap
Chemetron
mig
bond
—-1%
Unch —-%
-%
Unch
43%
Cities Sv Coca Cola
Colg
Paim
Comw
Con
Ed
prices closed
were steady, U.S. corporate
strong.
-%
37%
Unch
—-1%
Libby Owens Ligg & My
49% 81%
= +h
22%
A%
=—%
Leckh
Unch
Lone
where you get things done
Lerillard
37%
Unch
- % 52
—% +™M%
51%
+ %
Crane
45
Unch
Merck
35%
Unch
Crn
Zell
42%
Unch
MGM
33%
+Y%
39%
=
Curt
Wr
19
—M%
57% 4%
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Mp!
Doug
30%
+1%
Minn Mg Mfg
Che
33
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Monsan
In
20
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Mont
—-1%
Moore
Me
11%
26
+h
Motorola
- 82%
+%
117%
+%
30%
+%
Nat Bis Nat Cash
62% 56%
+% =<
31%
+%
—
—%
duPont
+1 —%
29% 50%
+1% +%
Ss
3%
—%
18% 35
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B%
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2
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66% 5%
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East
198%
Air
East Ko Food
Fair
Firestn Food Mach
36% 52%
+% +%
Ford Gen Dynam
63% 42
-% +%
Gen Elec
83%
—-1%
Gen
Mills
26%
+h
Gen
Motors
43%
+%
56%
kh
56%
Gen Tel General Ga
29
Tire
Pac
Nat
+h
automobile, one
part
he
34%
—-%
—Y% —“\%
500% 4%
+% ++%
5
=—%
97% 39%
+1% —M%
67 32%
+Y% -%
3%
—h
FINNER
you
have
and
can’t
that he about the
only
conceive
knows of
the
other parts but. . .that doesn’t mean
that the other parts aren‘t there.” Bréken
San Juan — Santurce — Hato Rey Mayagiiez — Guénica Assets exceed $4,000,000,000 FACILITIES
down
into
ple automobilese,
most
people
drive
pure
and
sim-
it just means
that
thir
cars
+%
26% 54% 91% 20%
+h —% Unch Unch
N Am Av Nwst Airl
40% 17%
+% =
G &
27 7
usually
58%
Nat Dis Nat Gyps Nat Lead NY Cent
Pae
+%
“When a man says knows all there is to know
Dairy
Unch
—\% Unch
35%
.that
-%
+%
Goodyear
presume
“Mm
40%
+%
—-% + ¥&
Tel
4042
31%
+%
>
Ch Ward
40 52%
TB
Co
%+%
Oil.
15% 60
&
+h
70%
Mathi Elev
Gillette
Oil Rand
_ 158%
Olin Otis
Glen Ald Geodrich Grace
Hon
Ohio
purpose.
THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
+1%
- +%
| Mare Oil Martin
oll read John Steinbeck and shall further presume that you have read his “‘East of Eden.” Now, with or without his permission, | shall proceed to quote him, changing oa few words around to suit my own
&
2%
—% —M%
By BOB
ee
Ce
+h
| shall
promptly...
Air
S
48 57%
Oi Pd
Know For Sure?
BANKING
was
with
73
37%
Jones & L Jy Mfg
COMPLETE
Volume
shares compared Tuesday.
Koppers
+ fn —%
66%
Int Paper Int Tel &
eee
ad
Kennecott
42 63%
Edis
Int Nick
eee
in
24%
4%
7
~=©Unch Chrysler
Int Bus M Int Harv
eee
irregular.
ped
Gulf Inge
pee
were
770,000 830,000
U.S.
1/8
American Stock Exchange pri-
ces
news
that its rate structure is being investigated. Johns-Manville drop17|8,
off
Cont Corn
12%
Steel
Armour
Ask|
11|4|
on
dividend cut.
Container
MH,
om vee Am Tob Off 0.16 | Anaconda
mith,
Bid
up
some
points
a
+ %
53%
Am Smelt
42.75N
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1%
Dow Jones on std Tel
Interest
te.)
7
e
43.05N | 65 STKS
42.74
teree,
54% Ya, 23%
averages:
INDUS UTILS
brought
Lockheed,
Chem
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Allisajlis CChal aAjumin Ltd
JONES
New York (AP)—Closing
41/2
7/8.
announced
The stock was only vance of the news.
Closing Stock Quotations
Am
DOW
45.51
42.90
Press average |
$30
Match
The launching of a Polaris missile from a submerged submarine
Sa-
Sep
;
fell
—33.60N | traded Tuesday. 45.14N|
Jdly
stocks
versal
areas
Poor’s 500 stock cents at $55.61.
Associated
3407N|compared
44.90
43.05
60
major
The Dow Jones 30 industrials} Were down $.65 to $624.13.
45.15
May
other
Oil
United were made also by ; Gains ardt, Marqu included Gainers 238) Jaen Meee So Boeing, and Douglas Foundry 11{2, Magnavox 1 1/8, Standard Kolisman 1 3/8, and Uni- A viorida Power & Light broke
SN | Volume totaled 2,370,000 shares | Am Airlines
3400
33.60
while
closed
The
Sa-
oS 3546N|
GNSS
clined,
Standard and index lost nine
Cost and Bourbons
os*B" futures RESO.closeda 10 SSto 14BS higher.
stock
against the trend as the international situation continued tense.
6.70.
COFFEE
MCKEE (AP)—The
market declined slightly in slow trading yesterday. Aircrafts, missiles, and other defense-related stocks rose
3.25B 3.25B
3.30
JOHN
YORK
Small Volume
On
Down
Market
sugar fu1 higher.
contracts.
think-
ing that as long as they know where the steering wheel is, that is the beginning and the ending of the parts of the automobile. _ They remain forever oblivious to the brakes, mufflers, ignitions, carburetors and automatic transmissions, without which the automobile would be just a useless pile of metal.
El
Pan A Air Param Patino Pa
Pict M
RR
Pepsi Cola Pfizer Phelps
D
64%
—%
17%
= —%
57% 2
-% +h
13
+\%
4% 31%
+h +%
47%
-%
69% 43%
+MY + Ye!
118% 29%
Unch Unch
Quaker O RCA Rayonier
50 62% 17%
-% —2% +%
Raytheon
39
<1
Repub
Stl
59%
—-%
Reyn
Met
47%
—%
Philip Mor Phillips Pet Proct Pure
& G Oi
Reyn
Tob
76%
Roan
Ant
3%
Unch -+%
Roy Dutch St Reg Pap
w% 37
Unch +%
Sears
55%
+%
Shell . Oil
Roeb
33%
—%
Shell Tran Sinclair
18% 37%
—% —-h%
Secony Mobil So Am G & P
3% 5%
“—-% Unch
So Cal Ed Seuthn Co
64 49%
+h% =
Sperry Rd
23
-Y%
Std
462
—-%
St Oi} Cal St Oil Ind St Oil (NJ)
41% Ms 40%
+% Unch +¥M%
St Oil Oh
46%
—%
Stud Pack Texaco
8% 73%
+Y% +
Brand
Thom
W
56%
—%
Tidewat Oil Twent* Cen
16% 36%
—\% Unch
12%
—%
1” 41%
+Y% +Y%
Tran
R
W
Airs
Un Carbide Un Oil Cal Un Pac Unit Aire
27% 41%
-% +1%
Unit Fruit
21%
—%
US
50%
—-1%
US Steel Warner Bs Pics
79% 47%
-1% +%
War
Rub
I’m not suggesting that every car owner should know everything there is to know about his cor. Just that fhe should know basically what the main parts are and their function,
20%
-%
West Uni Westg A Bk
“4 ° 26%
=-% -%
Westg
56
—VYe
then to know thot these parts need
Worthin
occasional servicing. That’s alf he needs td know. CAR CLINICot 115
Yale
from
Market
Lam
Elc And
Twne
Yng Sh & T ‘| de Diego Ave., Santurce (in front: of Zenith Pueblo ) con handleit there. (When you go to see
them, just say “John sent me.)
Total
Tone
Sales
47%
-k&
28%
Unch
108% 116
+6% Unch
Lower
2,370,000
vai
.
‘
:f
7? 2
The
first
of
three
.
additional
in Ponce, Arecibo and Mayagiiez:
fiicon shiss scheduled for the: Sem Juan
run
arrived
yesterday as the
Aleoa
Cavalier
«ruise
passengers.
ee vessels,
landed
with
48
When You Specify
ee originating from
Verts, ave pamenpat tacmids to 3U
persons.
“CLIPPER* CARGO”
Passenger load on the
six Alcoa vessels serving Puerto Rico up to now is limited to 12 persons.
best
per
capita: over-
release.
said
that
California
sales
to Puerto Rico were currently running at the rate of $5 million
a
month
@
year.
Last
and
rising
year
13
per
California’s
to
Puerto Rico reached a record $60 million
doubling
the
volume
of
1954:
.
The
new
San
representative
Francisco
for
area
Puerto
Rico’s
Economic Develcpment Administration (Fomente) advised West Coast
and
Northwest
business-
men to keep close watch on Puerto Rico where more than 50 cents out of each
new
dollar created
economic growth for U.S. mainland lease
by
is now spent goods, the re-
said.
More
than
75
California
com-
panies now operate branch plants in Puerto Rico and eleven more
recently have announced plans to establish
branch
factories
in
Puerto Rico, the Boot-strap official said. Most of these are in ‘electronics and metalworking. An
itemized
list
of
the
major
product eategories sold by fornia to Puerto Rico last included
ducts,
$35,000,000
$3,000,000
Caliyear
food
textiles
pro-
and
The
imcomplete
ulls
were
ap-
parel; $11,000,000 metals and manufactures, and $11,000,000 all
others.
WASHINGTON
(®—Sen.
John
L. McClellan (D-Ark) plans to revive his investigation of the Teamsters
union
and
James
R.
Hoffa
in public hearings next month, the, Washingten Star Plans for the
are
not
has new
ready
PONCE
investigations way for some
Ernesto
time, the paper added. McClellan heads the permanent
_——
Senate
investigations
The
Senate
subcom-
shifted to that
the powers previously y the special Senate rackets
held
committee
and
committee’s
also
the
rackets
files.
The rackets committee’s authority expired last March 31. Martin
F.
O’Donoghue
has
sub
mitted his resignation as chairman of the Teamsters’ Union courtappointed
board
of
monitors.
O'Donoghue had Judge F. Dickinson quitting
for
and
because
ting
actien
told Federal Letts he was
both
personal
of
difficulty
from
in
‘yrael to nine American firms and fil. stars Jeff Chandler and DanKaye.
Twelve European and Asian firms also were added to the blacklist of companies from operating in or
barred sending
‘their products into all Arab coun: tries.
:’ Kaye and Chandler were iblacklisted for “pro-Israel affiliations and services for’ Israel’s ‘ interests.”
:
The
‘for
American
doing
firms
business
banned
with
Israel
‘include Firestone Internatiojmal, Studebaker-Packard, Bulova /Wateh
‘lova
Co.
and
‘Mitenberg
banks
Morse
wTrading
(Diaz,
and
Co.,
Am
Bu-
Inc.,
Inc., Fair~
Fairbanks
American - Palestine
Corp.
Maritime Inc.
parent,
Cal
and Samton
‘Whitney,
‘the
its
Foundation,
(AMPALY,
firm
Gracia
and
and
has
United States 20-year-period
to
by
out
nationalization
of
UV.
S.
pay
the
citizens of
arising
agreement was .described~ as removing an important problem in Asst. Kohler kowski,
Polish
relations.
Secretary and Dr.
of State Foy D. Stanislaw Racz-
financial
embassy,
ment. In addition
counselor
of
the
signed the agree-
to
the
provision
for
settlement of claims by American nationals, the agreement provides
for
release
nationals which
of in
have
assets the
been
MAYAGUEZ Francisco
Orpi
Olmo
104
162
929
Fabregas
McKinley
Telephone
Street
407
Red
FROM
NEW
YORK:
which
leaves
New
Cargo arriving in San Juan on flight 257
York
Mayagiiez
Arecibo and
will
PM
at 9:30
be delivered
early the following morning.
in Ponce,
TO NEW YORK: Cargo picked up in Ponce, Arecibo and Mayagiiez in the afternoon will leave San Juan on flight 252 at 1:00 AM and will be delivered in New York that same morning...
NEW
LOW
RATES: SAN 10,000
JUAN
Ibs.:
12
10,000 Ibs. and over: *Wearing
7,500
TO
NEW
cents
YORK
per
lb.
10 cents per lb.
apparel:
:.
13 cents
per
lb.
(minimum
440
Ibs.)
12 cents
per lb.
(minimum
1100
lbs.)
YORK
TO SAN
—
10,000
Ibs.:
13
10,000 —
15,000
Ibs.:
11 cents per lb.
15,000 lbs. and over: *Wearing apparel:
10 13
cents
cents cents
per
JUAN
per per
lh.
lb. Ib.
(minimum
440
lbs.)
property
under negotiation in Washington and Warsaw since March 1959. The
S.-Polish
delivery ¢
Pan Am has daily service between San Juan and these three cities.
in Poland after “World War II. The claims settlement has been
U.
and
Pedro
Telephone
NEW
$40 million over a for settlement of
elaims
pickup
ARECIBO
Delfin
2-0392
*Needlework
(®%—Communist
agreed
Telephone
7,500 —
monitors
WASHINGTON
Salud Esquina Compos
get-
Arab Boycott Placed On Nine American Poland Will Pay U..S. Citizens $40 Million Firms, Two Actors Poland
local office for doorstep
Albors
president
was appointed by Letts in January, 1958 to supervise a house clean
DAMASCUS, Syria (AP)— The Arab League has extended its boycott for dealings with Is-
American’s
reasons
Hoffa,
of the union. The three-man
Just Call Pan
announcement,
for
but » preliminary have been under
reported. investigation
ing of the union.
ny
Shipments move Faster
In Washington, D.C.
cent
sales
by Alcoa at the end of World War
Teamsters’ Probe Slated To Reopen
Paul de la Riviere, who officially opened the first Puerto Rican trade office in San Francisco yes
terday
vessels origin-
ate in the uncompleted hulls of “Victory” class ships, purchased
redesigned especially for Caribbean routes and all three are airconditioned throughout.
seas customer, according to a Fomento
and the Clipe.
Il.
- SAN FRANCISCO-Puerto Rico was described here yesterday as California’s
added
Lt
Puerto Rico Viewed|. As Califomia’s Best Overseas Customer
of Polish
United blocked
States since
World War II. Officials said these assets are estimated to be worth about one* million dollars.
* Specific
commodity
VIA
THE
Effective
July
WORLD’S
LARGEST
INTERNATIONAL
6,
1960:
CARGO
CLIPPER
AM
PAN
rates.
AIR
CARGO
CARRIER
Take advantage of the above new rates. call
PREXCO PORTO RICAN EXPRESS
CO.
General Agents for Clipper Cargo.
. Ann Landers Says
Penmanship Is No Key To Character has
had
a
who
a man
marriage
failure.
T’ve had one, too. Both want
to be
to make me
A
a favor. at
extra of mine
Her
offered
aunt
hand-writing
charges
of us
careful
not
another mistake.
friend
pert
half
LANDER’S:
with
only
$20.
to do
is an
ex-
analysis She
and
claims
it
is possible to tell by comparing the handwriting of two people whether or not they are compatible for marriage. I gave her samples of both
my
boy
mine
friend’s I
also
handwriting
gave
her
and
$20.
This
is the result which she brought over tonight: “You should not marry this man. His writing shows that he is headstrong, not to be trusted and there may be some insanity in his family. You, on the other
hand
are
willy-nilly.
easily
suaded and he would you completely.” Is there anything to
ing
analysis?>—AFRAID
per-
by
This and
who
do
at his
hundreds
DEAR ANN: Please say something about proper dress for women who work in offices. Ours is a large company and easily
work
I
on
sit
this
at
my
crossed
of
ruffles.
Her
and
she
looks
the copy desk
boy
he
drops
has
to
legs
are
like
stuff
a
on
look
at
the
has
on
a
nest. Thanks, Ann. Do it up good. —OUT OF TOWN COLLEAGUE DEAR COLLEAGUE: Girls who work in offices should wear conservative, office-type clothes and
with red
petticoat
Flamenco dancer. Her blouse is cut so low in front that when
net
look
out
all
as if they
night
had
and
stay-
left
party te come to work. And bee-hives are fine.
have
got
the
If you)
bees.
her ceil-
ing.
<
Another
gal
dress
that
an
formal
old
girl
looks
across
a number
It
the with
was
as
she
sack
putting
a
belt
it makes
on
if
it
was The
is
sequins
originally
dresses.
while
She
those thinks
you’re the
at
it,
hair
day.
all
right
the
first
|: :
of
the
Puerto
Lillian
Canals,
Women’s Rico,
Civic
will
the
entertain
of
Club’s
directors press at
and the Puerto a cocktail party
for
Democrats
that
accred-
their
my
ability
that
they
island.
I will
to
the
because have
Puerto
I
done
“He
has
great
man
qualities
is dedicated’
young
and
and
vital,
to
fine He
and
I
is
also
be our meeting I said,
‘He
made
thé
Man.’
He
a
good choice in Sen. Johnson for his running-mate—We have
MATCHING darin-type
OUTFIT—A coat
in
the
man-
pale
Q.
brocade
outfit
from
the
collection
the
start
ing
of
York
of
a week-long
fall designers
fashions for
will
of us. though, between politics.
show-
by
the
nor
New
nation’s
QQagay
press.
you
be
. think
governor
a
woman
of
Puerto
All work together “No. I hope our Gover-
A.
ef Maurice Rentner. It was shown in New York Monday at
now.
“Do
should Rico?”
and lined -with Hudson seal matches the sleeveless sheath in this
South
live
long
to
take
UM
IN Now
conveniently
care
Here in Puerto Rico, there is no question men and women in We all work together.”
Ave.
Stop
18,
—
the
of
San
accept
is
the
my
nomi-
job.
I
am
close to our people.” “Would you want to-kiss
and make tez?” A.
up
“What!
sonal.
It
with
Jose
is
nothing
It
is
his
Beni-
attitude.
per-
When
all was going well, he suddenly changed. It is a matter of principles.” Q. “Do you think the-Catholic party should go to the elections?” As A Catholic “One thing. I am talking as a Catholic and not as a politician. There are no words to express my feelings at this moment. It is a great mistake to divide the
Catholics.
Priests
|presentatives are we to
Church
are
and
State.
re-
but how between
I
strongly about this. I anything but Popular
also faith
the
of God, feel torn
feel
so
cannot be and I am
a Catholic. To lose in either would be to
my die.
It seems that legislation for a better Christian country can be acquired in other ways without mixing politics and religion.”
Q.
“To
your
question
knowledge, of
religion
did arise
that there was
at any
|
“I was amazed and inspired time
never
of
any
religion
mention
or
of
a
man’s religious belief. This sign of maturity gave me the greatest
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that
of-
fers weight and inch loss without strenuous diets.
pleasure. It is a great tribute to the United States.” Dofia Felisa added that she was very grateful to the members of the delegation for their cooperation during the convention. The
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“I
very Q.
believe that he will next president. After and talking with him,
is
“Would
A.
the necesface our
leadership.
the be
Juan?”
Kennedy
problems
of
the
most
magnetism
his country. He has sary perspective to
national
with
nation.
great
who
directly
Q.
Rico.” Mr.
think should
candidacy
of
believe the
you
Juan
help
best
and human warmth. ‘Muy simpatico.’ I believe him to be a
to 10 PM and only $4.50 per person. Dance to 2 orchestras and see the complete floor show at 11 PM. No cover charge.
KENNEDY
the ballot?” A. “It does not matter. The job is for mayoralty of San Juan. If you want to vote for me, vote for the Popular Democratic Party—and Commonwealth.”
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of Sn
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our
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of
ChubLa Concha
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be
to
Q. “How did impress you?”
of
held at her home in the Condado next Tuesday, July 26 at 6 p.m.
AY NIGHT SD UR TH By
JOHN
“Do
1)
doubt
write
he
Rican to be
iDe ILwsee
Page
no
will
to
do
the
board
Ricans
for
president
members
From
have
latives in the states explaining how much good Kennedy can
it’s a rat’s
Club
I
delegation
|} to
Cocktail Party Mrs.
SEN.
ited.” ‘ Done Most For Puerte Rico ‘In campaigning for Mr. Kennedy, I intend to ask all Puer-
say
it
rest of the week
our
styles.
one and
looks
However,
all
The Flamenco dancer has of those bee-hive numbers The
.Continued
leather
everything
as FELISA
Dona Felisa
beads.
of
patent
about
Ts. MAYOR DONA
wearing
and
ene
black
satin
shortened.
aisle
hideous
this fer fun
ts
as
can-can
something
are harmless but be careful of people who try to make a) profession of it. P. S. You paid 20 DOLLARS for that ‘“analysis”?!! =>
a red
handwrit-
looking
who
a lecture
morning
right. And
NOW
women use
desk I can see a woman in her 40’s who is wearing a flair skirt
penmanship.
Amateurs
the
dominate
DEAR AFRAID: Handwriting analysis has no basis in science. It is impossible to evaluate a per-
sen’s character
of
here could subject.
s
ANN
going
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de Leon
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only
should
be
a
tea
pot,
heated
which
beforehand,
fone boiling water and a good, figlibedied tea. The refreshments ate
the
the
pleasant
key
to
the
and
ORANGE
sugar,
biating until the mixture is stiff
enjoyment
gracious
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meal.
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te 6 p.m. ‘PFHHURSDAY,
July
21—Opening
€ondado
Beach
at 8:30
play is sponsored by Theater. THURSDAY, July premiere
of
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p.m.
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Little
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at
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will
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Minted
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i Ingredients:
Sandwiches 1%
eup
currant
jelly, % teaspoon orange rind, Y% teaspoon chopped fresh mint, & thin slices yeast raised bread.
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A
cocktail
party
will
be
given
at 5:30 p.m. today by Mrs. Joaquina
Rodriguez
de
Madera
Isla Verde home Shirley Chartock, Dr.
Chartock,
at
her
fo honor Dr. of New York. 2 mémber
of the
night of “Baa Baa Board of Education of the City the Governor’s Reem of the Hotel ‘of New York, is the coordinator
the Matienzo Theater at 8:30 p.m. THURSDAY, July 21—There
are
your
and
Brewn Forman Distillers, will ‘hold an- invitational Old Forester
and and
Here
dry,
weight.
July 21—Ventura
and
can be beth sweet but should be simple eat.
refreshing.
| Weekly Calendar | Party To Honor Dr. 8. Charteck
‘Bese savory
fea-time tidbits that use yeast Keised bread as a base. They're
delicate,
bare
imterpreted
slightly
thiekened. Beat egg whites until fohmy
sun in
be
a
cocktail
party
on
the
terraces of City Hall at 4 p.m. to honor 20 wives of re atives of Mobile Standard Oil. SATURDAY, Iuly 23—at 8 p.m. members of the Scheol of Secial Workers will pay homage to Dota Felisa Rineon de Gautier,
the
mayor
terraces
of
of
San
City
Juan,
between
the
school
munity.
She
is also a committee
and
the
com-
member of the Travéless Aid Se- | eiety for New York city. Mrs. Madera is member of the | National
Board
of
the
Travelers
Aid Society of the United States. |
Wedding Bells
~
|f
i]
on
Hall.
the University ef Puerte Rica will held a luncheon at 12 noon
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juice
a
Lemon
ed to give the dessert a
sandwiches.
Date Nut Sandwiches
} Ingredients:
4
ounces
dates,
ehopped very fine, % cup chopp @d walnuts, 3 ounces cream éneese, 3 tablespoons light eream. Blend all ingredients very well together. Spread on thimly slieed
dark bread i
to make
sandwiches.
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until ready
to serve.
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The Board of Directors of the Alumnae Association of the Colegio de
las
recent.
purchase of a new address-
Madres
announces
the
at the Casa de Espaiia en Puerto Rico. Toys will be raffled among. the children present. Music will
qn at least three pounds of the
‘be provided by the Nando Resado
yibs
‘ezehestra.
serve
four.
.
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JUAN
STAR
—
Thursday,
July 21, 1960
By
JAMES
Associated
News
Analyst
CHICAGO (AP)—The 1960 political conventions, although they figure to be the dullest in years, are in a very real sense part of the birth pangs of a new and revolutionary era. It will be a double revolution: fm men and events. 1. Almost everywhere around the world before
News
the
end
of
the
Chancellor
. Analysis will
have
none
of
figure
1960s a new, younger generation of men become the new leaders,
whom only
was
15
a
ago
Adenauer,
Nationalist China’s Chiang KaiShek, Red China’s Mao Tse-Tung, India’s Premier Nehru, and even
Russia’s
dominant
years
- Konrad
Premier
Nikita
Khrush-
chev.
when
Has
World War II ended. 2 The struggle between the and Communism United States has within the past few months errered a new, intense and unpredictable phase which will re-
Already
Kennedy some
has
Spoken
already
length.
on
spoken
the _
at
leadership
problems ahead. Nixon says is waiting until nominated to nounce his own programs.
he an-
methods and strategy. The Democratic convention this week and the Republican convention later this month will blaze
Even if Nixon were inclined to follow Ejisenhower’s conservative policy at home and Ejisenhower’s foreign policy, which was simply an extension of former President
the
Truman’s
@zire new
American
way
toward
vision, efforts,
the
new
leader-
would
shit Both
The Jen
Republicans
are
named _ Sen. 43, while the
expected
United
events
a change.
States
the past between
and
few the
Russia
have
problem
through
ference; this make efforts
known
Russian
country will perhaps far
__interhave to broader
which
in these next
10 years will probably become powerful and aggressive in a way unimagined now.
In
these
next
10
years,
unless
Actually, these “past 10 years —for the Communist world— were only.
a
decade
of
preparation
for
the decade of the 1960s.
In these past 10 years. backward Russia developed the hydrogen bomb, missiles, rockets, new propaganda techniques and an undeniable prestige and power
cannot
be
denied
is now second only States in mdustrial
Se
while
these
since
it
to the United production.
political
conven-
tions drone on—much consumed with boring
of them speeches
and the usual claptrap of politics— they will actually of the future.
be
the
midwives
LETTERS 51
INVITATION
one
culture
Sir:
long,
I wrote the following lines on these assumptions: 1) that the San Juan STAR favors eventual statehood for Puerto Rico, 2) that the San Juan STAR feels that the growth of the Common-
Western I follows the
wealth
status
leads
to statehood,
3) that the San Juan STAR lieves it is unwise to ask statehood immediately. 4
The
San
Juan
STAR
befor
iS help
the enemies of statehood eagh and every time that it endorses the Free Associated State. This should not be so, because the so called Commonwealth status is leading to independence. You can see how subtly they help to create and cultivate a
Puerto They
Rican claim
Nationalist that
this
cause local
they want values and
place
of
is
feeling. only
be-
to return our culture to a
prominence.
There
is
nothing wrong with exalting our local values and culture. What is definitely wrong is to constantly exalt the DIFFERENCES between our local culture and our
national
culture.
The
deliberate
exattation of local values completely different to all our national
than
values
an
is
expression,of
ing
local
values
in
would
all
be-
(By
mean the one Judeo-Christian
that tra-
the
be
LIKENESSES
exalted
DIFFERENCES.
as much
To
as
name
the
a few:
Our firm belief in the dignity of man, our respect for the law, our preoccupation with civil rights, our generosity for the needy, our love for democratic principles, our struggle for an ever higher standard of living. Those principles and ideals are as much part of the local as of
the national culture. We Americans are that way. Whether we can
live
up
to
our
ideals
cerned;
Puerto
Rico
has
to
de
which way it will turn. Until time comes, Puerto Ricans
be
drifting
towards
inde-
pendence without realizing it. I believe that the San Juan STAR is contributing a great deal to independence by believing in the bivalent status which calls itself Free Associated: in one language and Commonwealth in another.
Mational values. It seems clear to me that the likenesses of our local culture are much more than the differences when compared with the national culture. It is so much so that ‘Puerto Rican
As far as the idea of not asking for statehood immediately, no one can deny that if Puerto
Culture”
take.
“American to “Latin
The
is
much
quotation as
akin
to
Culture” than it is American Culture.”
marks
ed because I feel tures could very
sified
more are
includ-
that those culwell be clas-
variations
within
the
Rico
became
a
state
tomorrow,
it would go through a trying period. This is a great risk we must that
The to
political become
a
realities state
of
Union we would have to years before it is granted.
are the
wait Dur-
ing that time we could prepare psychologically and economically
for
the
changes
which
edly
accampany
The
statehood.
present
government
is
encouraging the thinking which prompted one of your readers to
find
your
editorial
on
Lt.
Col.
Muniz faulty because it did not mention P. R. as his “country.” This is what this status encou-
rages. I invite you particularly and any other members of your staff to join Citizens for the State 51 which has proven beyond any doubt the integrity and sincerity of their ideals. They are for
statehood cular
first
party
and
for
a
parti-
second.
José C. Barbosa-Muniz Rio Piedras, P. R. se:
+
SERENITY Sir: I
or
not, depends on many things, but that it is particularly American to think that way, can not be denied. Clarity of purpose is one of the most important factors in helping man approach his ideals. In Puerto Rico today, there is a lack of clarity as far as our political destiny is con-
may
to
we
long
recognized,
The
is now
historic
governors Angeles. The
has
revolution
in the
making
out
drawn
to
Congressional
read
with
great
amusement
in-
wing
of
which
before
been
had
Democratic as
the
world,
has
party
party
by
the
just
been
shown
has
come
into
which see even
state in
are
bred.
This
is
because
diretly with the great national and international not come under a governor’s control. :
Los
its
the most
own.
powerful
of governors dealing with dull things like thruway tolls, have the old final authority of the statehouse. The Senate of the United States has now become the place
candidates
in
generally
:
the
close,
The realities of the modern
politics,
never
open.
of
its
American
but -kad
in the
domination
ended where
senators
problems
deal
that .
can-
Look at the proof. The man shortly to be nominated by ‘the Republicans for President, Vice-President Richard Nixon, never served
in
any
governor’s
mansion.
He
opened
his
to the House of Representatives. He went and from there to the Vice-Presidency.
The also
Democratic
started
his
Presidential
public
life
in
careerby from
nominee, the
there
Sen.
House—in
being
elected
to
Senate
John
the
the
F.
Kennedy,
same
year,
which sent Nixon there. Kennedy, too, went from the House Senate. His running mate, Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, is also House man who later became a Senate man and the powerful cratic Senate leader. . governors
The
they
did
with
Governor’s Not ‘Available’ can still help make Presidential
Kennedy
in
longer are themselves The world has changed
the
Democratic
But
been
increasingly
secondary
as
they
no
nomination,
From the time of Franklin D. Roosevelt, the states—and chief executives—have
1946, to the an old Demo-
candidates,
convention.
really ‘‘available’’ for this top and this country has changed. in the
thus their
national
life.
Their old control of local political jobs remains, in most cases. But they have become essentially local men, because the Federal Government increasingly directs the lives of all the people and be cause it alone directs the world contest with international communism,
in
office,
its
old
form,
is largerly
the old. This is a bessism
Culture.
statehood,
indepen-
contrast
which
been
“Bossism”
best advantage of the GreeckoRuman heritage). Thus, I affirm that if we were on the road to
cide that
dentist ideas which are prevalent among the great majority of the men occupying key positions in the present administration. At this point, it is necessary to clarify what I mean by exalt-
to
Western
fact
governor’s
dition and the one that has taken
more
nothing
the
By William S. White* WASHINGTON—A
Presidential
the signs are wrong, the world may be in a turmoil yet undreamed of.
which
reached their lowest point in years; tiny Cuba has become a major
to choose
Vice President Richard Nixon 47. Only 15 years ago neither of them held any public office nor was
compel
policy,
For example: in months relations
Unknown
Democrats F. Kennedy,
foreign
off Red China
s c i t i l o P n I n o n i e t | ReNvoolwu In The Op
WSS
The older generation of leaders and more intense than any ever —all of whom were dominant made before to keep Latin America on the side of the United figures by the end of the war— y is coming to an end, either States. through retirement or through Much Devising Needed the disability or death which is There will be the task of devisthe product of old age. ing some new means, hardly conPresident Eisenhower’s term sidered necessary until’ very ends six months from now. Time recently, to keep the new repubeventually will force out such lics of Africa out of Communism; others as France’s_ President to prevent Communism from getCharles de Gaulle, West Germany’s ting ahead in weapons; to stand
MARLOW
Press
y
1960 Conventions Are Part Of Birth Pangs Of New Era
S
THE
10
where
dead.
bossism
based
But
a new
upon
proceeded bossism
the power
from
has
the
succeeded
and the capacity
men in Congress to speak to the public on the heads—and over the positions—of the governors.
big
issues
over
of the
“a~
Old Pros Far From Dead
All the same, no one should suppose that because of all this the old pro himself is dead in politics. He is still very much alive in spite of the notion, so happily put forward by some, that Kennedy’s triumph in Los Angeles was a triumph for clean-limbed American youth over the bad old pros.
This
is an appealing
idea,
but
it is also nonsense.
The
men
who
at Los Angeles really nominated Kennedy were far from young. Take Gov. David Lawrence of Pennsylvania as the most significant of them. He is in his 60s, and so are most of the others who caused the selection of Kennedy.
So the theory that this is a new ficial
as it 1s easy
and kicking—old
in sentimental
or young
as he may
he is wholly subordinated by a new senatorial and not in a gubernatorial
This today
is surely
have
era of gee-whiz
to put
little to
no bad do
with
thing.
For
anything
terms.
The
be. The
only
kind of chair.
boss
the real within
is as superis still
difference who
and
the
kids boss
basic
control
alive
is that
operates :
in
a
problems of of
the
dual states. Politics now extends itself from Missouri to Moscow. one world, after all, and it knows nothing of state lines.
indivi-
It is
that part of your. editorial of the llth
regarding
the
gentleman
that visited your offices and almost “wrecked the joint” after your mention of “Operation Serenity.” One can sympathise with the poor guy after having to shell
out $136.50 sticker—but
for a small red then, that’s where
“serenity” comes What with our
in. governor
still
insisting that Castro is not a communist and Nikita threatening to blast us to kingdom come, it is no wonder that nity” is getting
ing these
“Operation Serequite a shellack-
days! T. Morales Davila Santurce, P. R.
Leveling Old Paris
NATO Buildings © PARIS
(AP)—The
Atlantic buildings, be
torn
down
molition collapse rence
nee
old
North
Organization eyesore, will
by
February.
De-
started right after the of the summit confein
buildings undoubt- | ter. ° Cs il
Treaty long an
May,
served
teen
for
as
which
the
a press
cen-
Walter
Sieling
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‘New
Traffic
Law
i Gov. Mufioz Marin signed into law yesterday a bill approved by the Legislature to control traffic on ‘Puerto
Rico’s
highways.
The
new
law
is
3strong as it should be for conditions which
not
as
exist to-
aday on our highways, but it is better than the law pt replaces. ' With a death toll of 210 in 202 days up to yester-
uday, and
the grim
outlook for around
400 fatalities
ithis year if this rate continues, we can be ashamed jot having what is believed to be the highest death
‘toll in the world’ on a miles-traveled basis.
We
now
pave a new law with some teeth in it, not especially ‘Sharp ones, but teeth -nevertheless. The demerit ‘system, which “fines” a driver so many points per ‘violation and suspends or revokes his license after
"reaching
a
certain
number
of
demerits,
could
be
«effective. ' But what is most needed is public co-operation, as qov Mufioz pointed out yesterday when he signed ithe traffic law. That co-operation is not likely to materialize overnight, however. The next essential is tough police action, and judges who administer the Jaw impartially. Some people will complain if the ‘police get tough, but as long as they are alive and ble to complain they should be happy. ‘4 The problem in Puerto Rico is a difficult one.
The solution will not be easy and it can not be com-
plete. If only a few lives are saved, all the effort put forth by the police, the public, the courts and is difficult
gng
the
for many
public
reasons.
bus
system
Most
The problem
drivers,
chauffeurs,
includ-
don’t
rakes.
Many
more
drivers
think
the white
FOSS
line in
the center of the road is: for bicycles. Others, and #hey are in the majority, regard their cars as weapons. The
problem
is
indeed
difficult
when
it calls
for
the teaching of such basic knowledge about automobile _ driving. When a population is armed with cars on overcrowded highways there is an urgent need that they
be told
that
a car is more
than
a horn.
That
it
is a mobile body backed by 100 or more horsepower which propels two or more tons of steel through
relatively down
f
narrow
hills
and,
confines, -around
quite
flesh and bone.
;
Education
often,
is terribly
curves,
through
important.
or
up
bodies
It must
begin
the
at
car lots; it must
government,
must
be
come
the newspapers,
loud
and
unceasing,
from
in
Queens
‘ We have had queens of just about everything lately, especially during the San Juan Carnival festiyities. We’re due for more. . Robert Gladnick, the director of Local 600 here for the International Ladies Garment Workers Union
ILGWU),
wants to name
a Miss Labor
y. The lucky girl would be sel
qepresciting Aco.
éeach of the
AF
O
on Labor
from the Queens
unions
in Puerto
¢
2
| .We like the idea because it shows imagination. ‘The LLGWU quéen. will be Queen of the Needle. The
thers, we presume, will be the Seafarers’ Queen of the Waterfront; Packinghouse Workers’ Queen of the Slaughterhouse; Steelworkers’ Queen of Steel; Sugar Workers’ Queen of the Bagasse. There will be Plastic sou Rubber Queens, but no Teamsters’ lady. This
strictly an AFL-CIO coronation.
.
de
JAMES
FRANCISCO—Adlai
Stevenson
Presidential
long
anguish
of
the
York
Cevecccccvceseccceocos,
is free
RESTON’
Presidential
News
at
In order to strengthen this strategy of experience, the expectation is that Nixon will choose
politics,
enthusiastic
support
about
campaign, he
did
the mysteries
Presidential
He
nominee
is not complaining;
since
but
of American
as
the
usual.
he wanted
°
to be drafted and His Censolation
picture
was
more
camp
argued
that,
get all the way into the stayed all the way out. Nevertheless,
he
still
was
battle, has
an
not
going
he should extremely
to
have im-
‘portant role to play’ The strategy of the Republicans in the campaign is to emphasize Vice President Nixon’s familiarity with the Cabinet and National Security Council discussions of foreign affairs over the last seven and a half years
Lodge with
the
1953,
and
Nations
since
of Mas-
been a member of the Eisenhower the National Security Council.
Rus-
has
Cabinet
Stevenson’s Future Republican argument will be that the of foreign affairs is the central issue of
campaign
and
that
the
choic , before e
is between the experienced inexperienced Democrats.
the Communist
the
Republicans
is wide-
worlds
than Kennedy,
Nixon
or
Lodge. He is more experienced and more articulate in this field than either candidate, which is
why
Kennedy
that
he
said during the primary campaign “assumed” any Democratic President would nominate Stevenson as Secretary of State. There is, however, no commitment to Stevenson on this score and much will depend on the reiations between the two men in the next few months.
confused.
if he
United
Cabot debating
Stevenson’s active support of Kennedy
foreign affairs over the last seven and half years. At the end, he finds himself once more at odds with the spirit of the professional politicians and, surprisingly, even with many of his old intellectual backers. Thus, some of his old friends now in the Kennedy
has
ly regarded as a useful counter to this argument. He carries more weight in both the Allied and
was not.
What consoles him in all this are the obviously sincere expressions of sentiment and even offection by his backers in Los Angeles. But outside of his enthusiastic minority support the
who
at the
country and the
In 1952 he did not want to be drafted and was. In 1960
Henry
been
The conduct
Lincoln?
just puzzling,
as his running-mate sachusetts,
also and
Did he let his supporters down? Did he underestimate his popular strength in the country? Why did his own State of Illinois not support its
only
Service
sians
grateful
receive,
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Times
from the Democratic convention relieved in one way that he
a third
still wondering politics.
simple but forceful terms. It“must assume that, on the horrible record to date, many drivers do not know what an automobile is and the purpose for which it was manufactured. ' We must, all of us, start at the beginning as if fre horse and carriage era was only yesterday and
The
OOOOOOOOOCOCOOOCCCCOEEOOOS
the
He came here Los Angeles,
for
im
Christmas.
of
escaped
radio and television.
he automobile came to Puerto Rico today. It’s a job for everyone, for all who want to be alive next
OOOO
but he is still not entirely at peace.
.
and
HLOO
seeeecccerececccecescoegy,
SAN
the police,
elementary
COSCO
Stevenson Still Plans An Important Strategy Role last
jn the home, the schools, in the automobile showrooms d in the used
SOOS
New
and
over
Biko Hbovie Ay rons
NExr SAME
know
there is a dimmer for their lights on the floor-board at the left of the clutch pedal. Many, many drivers lo not know that the pedal on the right is for applying
Secccccccccce
the educational system will be justified.
geeseccocccoe
agen nL RCA
'i
Stevenson .
has
agreed
to
serve
with
Repre-
sentative Chester Bowles of Connecticut as Kennedy’s liaison with the Eisenhower Administration
during with
the campaign. Kennedy
at
He
has aranged to consult
Hyannis
Port,
Mass.,
within
the next three weeks. His
Presidential
career,
therefore,
is
at
an
end, but his diplomatic career may just be beginning—and he has always been more at home in diplomacy than he was in politics.
.
THE
SAN JUAN
STAR — Thursday, July 21, 1960
| Caribbean Commission Votes $216,000 Interim Budget By
HAROLD
J. LIDIN
Oct.
1
until
an
unspecified
date;
Philippe Grousset, French dele-| early next years gate to the Caribbean Commission! Grousset explained that previous
meeting
.
commission’s
of the
chairman
and
‘current
at
La
Concha|@&reements among the four mations| up
set
Hotel, announced yesterday that an|to
the
Caribbean)
new
the
four
powers
signed
the
agree-
to the four member
governments.
4 question on the possibility that ment in Washington, is sufficient} for France’s approval under their|i4¢ lifyCaribbeanid Organization might unde he
constitution,
said.
Gousset said that the co-opera- qualify. for aid
under the proposed
Latin Amer-
tive program in theCaribbean was | President Eisenhower
interim budget of $216,000 has been | Organization must still be ratified| ajso a major topic in the meeting|ica aid plan, was fielded by voted to tide the commission over |>Y the legislative bodies of the| which ended yesterday. A recom-| British commission member I. P. 3
Ff
until the creation of the new
3
Netherlands,
Carib-
Britain.
bean Organization. PHILIPPE
CROUSSET
The
interim
the
period
will
be
The
French~
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already
U.
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affirmative
and
Great
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June
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Ferre Says Statehood ‘| “Nikita Khruschev’s rocket rat-
ting in support of Fidel Castro more
tigic
than
necessity
of
ever
the
stra-
making Puerto
thico the 5ist state,” according to
y publications. In the release, Puerto
of that
Rico
Ferré
statehood
defensive the best
neither supported
as a matter
necessity, way
for the
saying U.S. to
gives
full dignity of ship that we
America’s
Puerto
Ricans
American seek, nor
‘‘the the | dom
citizenbuilds
maximum
strength
the crucial Caribbean
theater.”
in
i
ican Party candidate for governor.
i}
The statement is part of a press telease from the Caribbean Infor-
“to become a full-fledged partner withthe other 50 states.’’
{nation
Ferré called the Commonwealth ‘American dream’” and that the status “outmoded,” saying it country is ready ‘‘to share free-
, lwis
A.
Ferré,
Center
ipparently
Statehood
in New
circulated
Repub-
York for
City main-
ET
-
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Is Defensive
combat ‘the combination is
|
1960
~
THE SAN JUAN STAR— Thursday, July 21,
with all people who
have
the
political maturity to accept it.” Supporting statehood to stateside
readers,
the release
mediate
fiscal
said the ‘‘im-
impact’’
would
be
The release quoted Ferré as say- $51 Khrushchev-Castro million, ‘‘thanks to the fact for’ Puerto Rico| ing that statehood will prove to that the island would, as a state,
aponety
pe
Tekin America and the world ‘‘that the U. S. is still animated by the
—
bear the taxation.”’
full
Speaking Puerto
of
Rico,
weight
of
Federal
tunemplyoment the
release
in
pointed
[3
Must
out that Ferré said the island has only been able to keep its head above
the
water
by
‘‘exporting
people’”’ to the mainland.
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Merchant
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—
Thursday,
New Theater Festival Planned; Opening Scheduled For Aug. WW IRMA
named
Enzo
ing
DEMORA
soft-spoken
Bellomo
is about
to
launch an ambitious theater proJect in San Juan. Bellomo, an Argentina, says it is the group’s aim to establish a permanent “universal” theater in Puerto Rico with performances at moderate prices. The project consists of the presentation of ten plays at the Tapia Theater, starting Aug. 11. He has
organized
a
group
out
this
project,
which
to
carry
they
call
the Puerto Rican Universal Thea ter Festival (Festival Puertorriqueno de Teatro Universal).
He
has successfully
imbued
his
esthusiasm to a group of 45 theater-lovers who are lending their efforts gratuitously, while he himself is footing the bill for
out-of-pocket the
expenses,
general
director
and
of
the
is pro-
Jeci
Bellomo, 34, says the includes local talent, alt
withoat
group] work-
The
theater
sent
its
—
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weeks
Now
Matinee
Everyday
Including Holidays Nightly 8:P.M. Regular Prices Ne
3:00 Seats
PM. Available
Waiting
SYMBOL
>
OF
FINE
ener
play, a
rural
tra
Garcia Lorca de Sangre,”
11 through
14,
a matinee
day.
All
nish, In
order
with
plays
will
of
be
Sun-
in
Spa-
presentation,
Pictures Fors TODAY
apapanannenenaeel
PARAMOUNT asst
Hijos
de Dies
Tienen
Children
“La Ruiz
modern Bellomo, do!”
is
(We,
mo’s
el
World),
lawyer-playwright
the Lion);
Bloch’s
Brazilian
Pe-
the
Love
of
Alcantara,
a
God),
by
comedy
and
his
group
enlisted the coeperation ny people. WAPA-TV manager Heetor Modesti
them
use
a
rials
been
for
have of mastation has let
the station’s stages
rehearsals. yard goods
for
Stores have donated for costumes, as well
wood,
and ether
scenery.
designed
mate-
Costumes
by
Among
are
the
have
Marilu
Esther
dith Eva
actors
Rodri-
Alers,
Esther Leonor
Luz
Ali¢ia
Quifiones, Costanze,
Miguel
Rico and
several
he
studied
Moreda,
Delia
Vicky Velda
Cortes, Gonza-
Alvarez,
Walter
Ja-
Mercado,
lived
in
Puerto
with his wife
native
drama
Ju-
Font,
years
A
Maria
part
Odilea
Angel
Morales,
child.
taking
Sandoval,
Franco,
-and others, Bellomo has
LORRAINE - 12 M.
of Argentina,
and
directien
Opening Brynner
-
MORE
ENZO at
the
Buenos
Kay
Kendall
FEELING”
Aires
acted
in
theaters
nezuela, gentina.
most
Spain, Here,
of
his
television
in
Sceand
Ve-
Uruguay, and Arhe has dedicated
time
acting
to and
radio
and
directing.
__CINEMA Schedule” Sublect To Change) Thursday, July 21 SANTUBCE AMBASSADOR: Battle of the Coral Sea, 1901 Arabian Nights
GRAND:
Tokyo After Dark,
Colossus
of New York HOLIDAY: The Last Angry Man, Killers of Kilimanjaro .
Country
-
BIO PIEDRAS DRIVE IN: Mardi Gras
“THE
OF
counter-part
In
other
awarded
Day
your
poolside
fet
Show
on
buf-
Sunday
evening. Talented Carmele Nieves directs the water show, and the music will be the drum thumInvaders
of Vieques.
wife of Lt. Col.
Walter Killilae, Ft. Brooke, will be honored at a luneheon given
the
El
Morro
on August
rro
Officers
and
Gussie
in
honor
of
te
Puerto
Rico...Tonight
at
Jr.,
Margarita
Ladies
Golf
Julia
Fabian
Quifnenes...El Public Relations
and
Comanwizard,
Tress and lovely have returned from
honeymoon
in
the
Virgin
wife, their Islands
and the states...OQne of the most attractively decorated shops OSJ is that of don Roberto
in on
Cristo Street. In reality, don Roberte is Beb Smith, an artist of the
highest
ponsible made
caliber,
for many
gifts
you
and
of
find
is
the
in
res-
hand-
his
shop,
as well as the unusual decor of the shop. In addition you find paintings by some of the island’s best painters.
Minstrel Show
2, at the El Mo-
Mess.
will
Col.
be
Walter
leaving
ple
have
“Trader
been
inquiring
Vic”
is
Ft.
about,
scheduled
te
start decoration within a month. This restaurant will be located in the basement of the Garden Wing of the Caribe Hilton Hotel... Mr. and Mrs: Edward Cosby
of Dayton,
their
sister
Spring MARTI: Tweet
Ohio,
and
Reunion Summer
Place,
Bonnie
Reem of the Condade visiting | Geverner’s
are
brother-in-law, Trick
Parker
on Stery,
The
comedy
is described
minstrel show about a minscast
includes
Jo-
Sink The Bismarck
EVERY FRIDAY
OF THE CORAL SEA” ARABIAN NIGHT” Magoo Cartoon
LAST
be
FOX-DELICIAS:
HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M. “KILLERS
lovely
te Kurepe...El San will offer its guests
of The
20
Run
Roberston
Poul
ice
BAYAMON INTERNATIONAL DRIVE IN: Ride a Crooked Trail. Imitation of Life PONCE
BATTLE
“1,001 Mr.
this a
Aqua
July
Marta ro. Featured in the cast is young Manuel Hernandez,
a Constitution and
Steamship
over the
gentlemen.
er 2 trip Juan Hotel
Alcoa
the first arrival of their pas senger-cargo ships in a new serv-
Beautiful
singing
may
the
Wednesday,
con
program, “Caprichos and offer the same
you
of
driguez.
Air
AMBASSADOR - 12 M. Cliff
last
WAPA-TV last shows what an
guests...
CORCELLBS:
Jemes Stewart “THE FBI STORY”
‘THE
the
wish or whim, whether it be a kiss from your favorite actress
by
Seventy”
the Matienzo Theatre, “Ayer Amargo” will have its world pre miere at 8:30 p.m. The picture, filmed in La Perla and San German, Arturo Correa and
offez
the
Club
Times
Brooke soon for a reassignment. .- The restaurant so many peo-
LORRAINE: Once More, With Feeling MATIENZO: Ayer Amargo, Gala Premiere METRO: The Gazebe METROPOLITAN: Ben Gur MUSIC HALL: The FBI Story NEW BROADWAY: La Casa dei Terror PARAMOUNT: Tempest RIVIERA: Who Was That Lady SAN JUAN RIALTO: John Paul Jones, Badman’s
Muni ANGRY
MAN”
KILIWMAANJARO”
RIALTO-SAN JUAN “JOHN PAUL JONES” “BAD MAN’S COUNTRY”
SUPER DRIVE-IN Benefit Show: “WARDt GRAS”
5-30
owing CARL REINER with JOHN McGIVER in CINEMASCOPE
CONTINUOUS
SHOWS
DAILY
at 2:15 - 4:22
- 6:29 ~ 8:36
SATURDAY
LATE SHOW AT 10:43 SUN. 12:15 - 2:22 - 4:29 -- 6:36 8:43
CHILDREN 50¢ ANY
TIME
4 Oe AB ae ob Ob ab Ob OB 08
Week
of
talent
soon
ping
in
Co. hosted a reception on board the S. S. Alcoa Cavalier on
and Rowena entertain their
.. Gussie Killilae,
MUSIC HALL ,°3375 2nd
Master
Walle
Irvin Edith
National Cuba,
“Seven
vill
words,
Conservatory of Music and nic Arts. He has directed
UPER
WITH
of
Esther dante’s
BELLOMO
Caribe
November. Eartha’s last visit to Puerto Rico was for the filming
yeung star has..The popular Mr. Pumarejo also announced that he
for
Ce
with
the
to his rage De Mujer,”
‘Las
Manos de Euridice” (Euridice’s Hands); “Por El Amor de Dios” (For
her spell at the Club
Themp-
del
tour
Romero’s
exceptional
Shaw’s (Andro-
tragi-comedy
her
Pumarejo show, Monday evening
Ce
Hilton
., Clyde Shomper, Manager, Buchanan, now wear- year. Lieutenant Bars. _.j|and Captain Albert P. Jump, Aurerita
do
here... The .Caribe
Hotel has signed with the incomparable Eartha Kitt to cast .
here...
to Ralph
Addressograph-Multigraph
Corp.
popu-
establishment
of Ft. First
Marta
lia
cles and
gift
so
Bello
Alcantara. Also, George Bernard “ Androcles y el Leon”
the
stu-
have
Verde beach home on August 14. Frank’s fire starts around 6:30
to
wife
the
they
friends with a Bar-B-Q picnic on the beach at their popular Isla
Mun-
by
of
for their
tinent...Frank Kirkpatrick will
by Mowith a
“Nosotros, the
stock
continuing
(AI
according
of
Charming
Bride), by the comedy
concept,”
tells
Cava-
touring Europe, is now spending several days in France, before
Wings”);
“El Avaro” (“L’Avare”), liere; a “Greek Tragedy
OSJ,
Congratulations
son ing
the
Alas”
Have
Novia” (The de la Fuente;
lez,
Yul
=|
de Hartog, a light comedy; Eugene O’Neill’s drama “Todos los
cobo
Sees Mangeno te “TEMPEST”
“ONCE
4\lar
plays, besides “Bodas de Sangre” will be: “Lecho Nupcial,” by Jan
God’s
in
of
demonstrations
¢)search
Sunday on
CUFF
Mr. and Mrs. John Graham here, Mr. Graham is General Mgr. for,
Alice Lee
just witnessed in Tokyo. They are leaving Japan to continue their tour of the Far East in
guez.
ENTERTAINMENT
: >
pre-
dent
Art and
proprietors
naugh’s
will
Aug.
as paint,
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Carlson,
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central-European setting; and Puerto Rican Cesar Andreu Iglesias’ “El Inciso ‘H’” (Under Paragraph ‘H’), a social satire. Many Co-Workers
$
;
No.
festival
Federico “Bodas
Bellome Last
Play
starting Aug.
lia
METRO GOLDWYN MAYER
WILLIAM WYLERS
first
gedy by entitled
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METROPOLITAN
Lorca
THE
By Chuck New .
contract.
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actor-director
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July 21, 1960
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Lena
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Maine tob<tor Caught off the coast of Maine Friday morning,
Flown: non-stop jet to us Friday afternoon, Served: for your pleasure Friday evening, Just the way you remember
them
in the States,
LE PAVILLON CLUB TROPICORO
wore. Sav JUAN: INTERCONTINENTAL ee
wee ew
TOKYO ways
ew Se we
©
Japanese
rail-
unveiled
a private
rail-
throttle
to run the train. The
$80,-
000 coach is for the use of state guests and other members of the , Imperial family im addition to the ‘Emperor. It has a kitchen and plush
sitting
room
at one
end
|
and
hits own control cab at the other, se it can become the lead car of its own electric train. ' It was Bias, one ef the so called Seven Sages ef Greece
about 570 B. C., who gave this
advice: ee
™—The
have
the.”
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much;
speak
lit-
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seen by her secretary ‘published, a Paris court cided.
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She
had
impound
asked
the
can has
the
court
manuscript
of
her private secreground her about some said that
untrue.
In refusing to im-
were
had blished manuscript
(who
has died since this picture was made), she works hard to be disagreeable,
21
She
Filomeno
to virtually
screeches
feathers,
and
no
fluffs
throws
avail.
up
her
things
and
breaks television sets, but succeeds in being feverish.
“Un Cielo Desierto Cartoons “Lo Que Viene del Mar” Cocina del Hogar “Across Rio Grande” Film Pelicula de la Tarde Los Amigos Gs Pinocho La Hora del Nifio a Lecos en la Pista”
only Mr.
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11:00-—(4)
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Red
Anita Ekberg Unhurt In Moforboat
Has
la Noche Deportes
Rome,
Ekberg
injury in a motorboat off Fiumicino, near
police
reported.
have
Tyrrhenian
the
with
coast
another,
when
hurling
|
,
Silva,
into
the
were fished out another vessel Police.
said
water.
it
They
by occupants of sailing nearby.
none
of
the
occu-
parits of the two colliding boats were
hurt.
Half
of all automobiles
in the
United States are concentrated in eight states—California, New York,
Pennsylvania,
Hilinois, sey. 4
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Michigan
Ohio,
and
Texas,
New
MOSCOW
poser
(AP)—Soviet
Aram
pects to ra soon. The
opera
will
be
aed
with
her
ay
enda
Miss
Grimes
actress
wie,
last September.
was
married
Christopher
Plummer.
Minstrel
Show
to actor
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premiered
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Baby
Switzerland
Governor’s
Room
.
;
A. Rodriguez
by Charles
Gable Condado
of the Hotel
JULY 21, 22, 23
8:30 P.M.
$2.00
(AP)
wife
Mel Ferrer, named Sean.
movie
have
been
actor living
and
in
a
said The
his
chalet
ex- at the Buergenstock, a mountain-
by
in
top
resort.
She had lost tmiscarriage two Hepburn
ried
in
and
one baby by a years ago. Miss
Ferrer
were
mar-
1954.
Jer-
JUST GOOD AMERICAN FOOD Open Daily from 7:00 A. M. to
to
aes
a na
first child, a nine-pound boy. Her
com-
Khachaturian
Opera
holiday
actress Audrey Hephas given birth to her
husband, actor the boy will be
complete his first opeIt is about the favorite
the Armenian Erevan,
a week’s
the
actress and her companion, Franco
Opera
poet of the Caucausus, : Sayatnov.
They said the Swedish film star was cruising at full speed in her private motorboat along collied
LUCERNE,
Puertorriquefio
Composer’s
Hepburn
First
—RBritish burn, 31,
Musical
Is Near Completion
Crash
(AP)—Anita
ROME escaped collision
Diario
HEPBURN
Audrey
“Sierra Brava” Show Panamericano
Album de los Recuerdos Profl. Wresting, live
ANITA
it
died
Theatre’s
Costumes
BREE
AUDREY
9:00-(2) “‘Perdon Para Esta Mujer”
Markham El Pregunton
for
world’s) formerly
irected
(11) Gran Show de la Noche
10:30—(4)
prepared
the
for
di
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Extra de Noticias,
(AP)—Ameriean acTammy Grimes is in
“BAA BAA BLACK SHEEP”
Film
6:2(2) Fork Show (6)
a
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.
m
9:30-—(2)
of
“see some plays” with British actor Rex Harrison. The titianhaired Miss Grimes tilted her dark glasses so her host could
“ya:
building
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of
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the
background
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Venture”
London
gi on an if It iswe situated
in Stalin’s day
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LONDON tress-singer
tallest building.
(6) Discovery at Brookfield Zoo (11) “Fortuna no, el Azar” 7:30-(2)
of
Muscovites are splashing happily in a newly opened swimming pool billed here as Europe’s largest. Circular in shape, it has a diameter of 425 feet and is supposed
excav ation
Cub
ns
Deportes
6:40—(4)
&:55-—(2)
.—Thousands_
drama,
Rex Harrison Greets Tammy Grimes Warmly
Muscovites Frolic In Europe’s Biggest Pool MOSCOW
serious
was a serious § love love affair altair, “We're not engaged replied, She | River Moscow the of embankment not far from the Kremlin in the ni oy iter tive thr, ere
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a century.
YUL BRYNNER ...sour and perfunctory
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play will have a Jewish folk songs.
tp be able to hold 2,000 swimmers
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uprising
Rose.
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5
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been
in more
in France
sored
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She Works Hard for poor Miss Kendall
the story
concerns
The play is a dramatization by Millard Lampell of John Hersey’s novel, and will be produced by Kermit Bloomgarden and Billy
Although
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no
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way.
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virtually permanent state of huff and acerbity, the husband is made
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real
Three
ESTATE COMPANY aad 3 Nairn Street and Ashford and 3-8372 2342
ASSOCIATES, Avenue, 3-3506
BEACH LOCATED seven the Isia Verde airport.
miles east of between Boca
Cangresos
and
Loiza
819
River
about
8.000
sq. meters., Location: Nerth Beach frontage 60 ML South — Boca Cangrejos Loi za Road 60ML. Two lots of 4.000 sq. meters cach. Can sell one acre of 4,000 only
or
the
Box. 2333
two
6895
lots
together.
Information:
Santurce. 726
rooms,
reception
NEED
INVESTOR-PARTNER
Hotel
-
2236
726
CINTRON ef hnouses
REALTY, and iots
tne., has fer sale
listings San
Francisco. Santa Maria, San Garden Hills, Villa Caparra,
Patricio, Buearé
bath,
Bar,
View — Reside
on
Atlantic
air-conditioned,
House
Marte 2387
Street
#107.
two
MIRAMAR:
T27
apartment
two
bedroom
new
building
im
$175.
with
in
front
of
RENT
BEST RESIDENTIAL sectioa — Urb. Bouret, 515 Barbe St Stop 26%, Santurce Third Floor. Four bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, closets, electric range, all
screened Rent 3125. water. Call 3-1664 2386
monthly,
including
FURNISHED 39 Mayaguez
3
big patio, near and television.
all
University. Rent $225.
8S
BEsT FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED RENTALS are listed with FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE COMPANY & ASSOCIATES.3 Nairn St. and Ashford. Save time and money by listing your needs with us immediately. 3-3506, 38372.
2283
Santurce, aurants
2-3994.
Near
busses
and
rest-
2345
kitchen.
2nd
floor.
One
VERDE Section - furnished, for man or working couple. Living -
kit Rent 2345
n $140.
airconditioned Call between
bedreom, - 7 PM,
6
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT ing facing the Caribe Hilton
bath 91073. 722
fm new buiidand the Con-
CONDADO
SECTION:
service.
69
Santiago
year's
dado Street. Weekly. lephone 2-9279. 2218
moathly
APARTMENT ONE
OR
Two
apartment
girls
with
corner
rates.
TO
een
Con-
Madeline, 2389
FOR
Montebay.
FURNISHED screened beautiful Vaciatalega
Weekends,
rentals.
[deal
weekly
fer
or
pientes.
unfurnished. (evenings).
HILLS:
monthly
Telephone
and reservations. Santurce. OF
Beautifully
and
chen
with
terrace,
all
Parker
appliances.
micely
home
landscaped
for
an
adult
Realtor,
large
RENT
Office
33788,
POSADA
- two
5Dlocks
from
Sap
Juan
Interconiinental Excellent swimming beach. All rooms airconditioned, with private bath, some with kitchenette. Three Minutes trom airport Good restaurants
in wu ing distance Breakfast served a phone 39-1175, isla Verde. (RFD L Bo, 11-D, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Very good modern
for
de-
2152
ANIILLES GUES1 man lar, with mice be Hilton furnished
oc
a
iovely Near
Building, Ponce de Apartment 401-402,
A,tFORB 1120 1122
and
with ai residential
2394
.
I
WANTED
|
PLAN
HOUSE Ashiord
efficiency U screened conditioning section
w Guest House Avenue, ‘Condado
apartments Hot water
Best Beach
Maid Some
hotei and facilities
DUFFY'S
aoave
to
establish
and
fimancing
OWNERS
Many
PAY
desirable
COLONIAL GUEST Avenue, Miramar,
tours Telephones 3-623] and Mrs Annie De Mauret, Manager
MARIGALANTE PARQUE 159, Phone 2-3056 Beautifully decorated, aircon ditioned rooms, each with private bath,
hot and cold water. Terraces, garden Near beach and business sectors. Sum rates
Manager,
Margarita
de
Con
treras
14
UF
ISLAND HOUSE mew informal,
\uxury he 3
1017 Ashford a oceanfront guesthouse
hotel area Large terrace sea, with private stairway ao
ous, $9
fa to
modern, airconditioned single $14 double,
excellent
breakfast.
Phone UF
BOUSE. 606 Olimpo Santurce, Centrally
located. Single and double accommoda. tiens with private bath, some air con ditioned. Rates from $4 single. Mrs
=
Cruthirds,
=
2-399.
milben GLA uauen « —
Gum
Mouse. Doubie bath Near beach. Sun terraces. 77| Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wileea. Manager Beatrif Raeini, Tele | one
302
WILSON
}- 2936.
UF
GUEST
HOUSE
-
short
waik
to beach, hotels. shopping, in vely residential section. Well
quiet. loventilated
doubles, singles. pobne 2- 1357. 2134
1310,
Wilsom
Ave.
Scie
23423.
@OUSE
beach
Cool, room
725 -
500
yards
Airconditioned.
tele-"
St.,
{
‘ j
{
with
'
comfortable Private en-
wholesome
bath.
OFFICES
FOR
TRANSIENT
USE.
a
Kenne}
in
Puerto
to
build
to
my
Immediate
00
SQ.
it. 1154
RENT New
aircondi-
$160.
monthly.
occupancy.
weekly rates. Hotel Olimpo Miramar Avenue, telephone 727
FT.
—
OFFICE
SPACE.
Clean,
clear, well ventilated. New building in heart of Puerto Nuevo business section. 450-SQ. FT. office complete with air
spe-
and
windows
Aves.. 68-0276.
Roosevelt
Puerte
and
Nuevo.
Call
in
ATES,
3-3506, 38372. 2288
FARMS
Call
WASHINGTON 67 GUEST HOUSE - Near eeeck in Condado Section. Singles, doubles It’s
fun
Big terrace with television for our -
walking
Patio with watch the birds.
to
Steinway piano and guests’ delight. Near distance
M
Miss
from
4
Cab
Phone
2-4026.
2352
820 7
SUNT
JENNY'S:
served eo
1850
ee
at
by
Guest
House
Deli
with
1
a
McCleary Ave Teil 3-6802 ur
ne
ee
Parque 153. theatres,
SALE
164,
Hate
FOR Are
SALE you
SCREENS
Hotel Private entrance. Todd, telephone 2-1356.
3s.
Box
BARERANQUITAS:
in
ta
30625.
UF
1158 MAGDALENA - Suite Apartment. Newly decorated. with large living and airconditioned, bedroom for Concha Celeste 2184
FOR
CONDOMINIUM SAN MARTIN - Ponce de Leon 1605. First fleor office for sale, small, appropriate for lawyer. Payment facilities. For information, nana R.
NOTHING for our service
tenants
De Re
84
OFFICES
=
amily
Rear 90149.
up-
privileges.
ASSOCI3 NairnSt. and Ashford, telephone
remoteied
mg, old beach home, and now offer rooms, aff with private bath, seme with private patio, some air conditioned
guided 2.7927
1901,
723
cificateims on a lease payback, with /G@oors eption of purchase. Please contact me Diego by calling 31659 after 6 PM. RUSSELL yes, MILROY. 2135
hotels tHE
or
GUEST
Daily and Court, 603 3-0600, 2391
Rice for the purpose of Boarding, Grooming, Breeding and Training of Dogs, so would like te have some individual or with
triples, eae chairs.
Call 2
in 210.9 1564
a24
LA CASA ROSA bieck from beach, residential section. All aireonditioned double and single rooms
Special arrangements tor couples travel ing together One block from La Con¢éha and Condado Beach Hotels. Personai
beach roms
Daily,
36769
Rooms service
in cir
Fenced.
Ledén Mrs UF
mer
patio.
weekly, monthly rates. Las Americas corner Cacique, Samturce. 3-3091.
and Condade Hotels. Cooi. rooms. Reasonable Rates.
Social Security 804, ith Floor. Ve ava
HOUSE, tn ocean view
BEACH COTTAGE —- Completely furnished. ome airconditioned bedroom, private home. Fully screened, limen service, all Large
McLeary
2358
ice.
PROPERTY
per-
_ 723
conveniences.
2-479
beautiful
WANTED TO RENT
Home
2-8840
Ave:
2378
Telephone
2357
rent
tramece. Moderate rate. Come, see Magdalena Avenue. Phome 2-2883.
st How SCS LA
for
Call
i furnished
com-
A
1876
OPPORTUNITY: for gentleman 200 meters from Hotel La Concha, Condado
«4
covered
yard.
family.
neighborhood.
tioned building. Completely furnished. 24 hour telephone service. Janitor serv-
perty
Cangreijes
pletely furnished bedroom home, from August 10th to November 10th. Two bedrooms airconditioned, complete kitfect
& Muniz, Santurce
girls.
RENT
Boca
compietely
1691
larze
continental
GARDEN
we heater. Rent $150. Telphone 3-0192 or 3-4761 2
screened. 2373
FOR
726
COMFORTABLE bungalows, at Road.
ae
6A
ATTRACTIVE. SPACIOUS, centrally lo cated apartment at Lowa St. 1756 (near IBM Building). Three bedrooms, kitchen, livineroom, balcony, ete. Has stove and
C-i1,
33956.
HOUSES Beach,
FOR
Te-
Very quiet residential street, near all busses. Large terrace, 5 rooms. $50. each. Call
equipment. ready for occupancy Condominium San Rafael. 3-085@.
UF
House
SHARE
willing te share two
EOOMS,
stairs. male or female — access ~to house (kitehen, perch, ete.), near beach,
811
2-8138 for information 1410 Salvador. Prat, 6
1956
Contact
BUILDINGS
furnished
apartments, airdecorated, maid
Iglesias,
dado Lagoon. 4 bedrooms and 3 baths, beautiful furnished kitchen, all brand new Apt.
facilities.
seen by appointment. Munz Ponce de Lees 3902, Step M. 2-3531, 2365
723
BEST
RENT
726
Kitchen
2-2923,
one and two bedroom conditiened, beautifully
house
section, near airport. 108 Doncella Punta Las Marias, Santurce. 9-0774.
722
ISLA singie
Quiet
BOOM
from TWO BEDROOM unfurnished apartment. centrally located near transportation a7 shopping. Nicest residential section. Al screened, large cevered terrace, living
UF
MIRAMAR SECTION —Cool, centrally located quiet street Bedroom, bath, kitchenette, maid and linen, screened. Al so rooms. 3125 monthly. 606 Olimpo Ave.,
times.
Borinquen, 2390
DONCELLA
2404
FOR
AIRCONDITIONED
ether
Telephone
Approximatety Concrete
independent, $35. up monthly. One block from Ponce de Leon, in front of bus stop,
bedroom St. Coei,
ONE
lease.
of
meters,
ROOMS
6-3977.
dimingroom,
LOT
square
NICELY FURNISHED room, near Fort Buchanan. Lady preferred. Call 8-2158. 2405 23
723
spacious, Telephone
square
3-2162.
12,000
.2-2378.
COMPLETELY apartment im
2107
73
Secorro. 723
APARTMENT
Benitez
—
COMMERCIAL
garage.
Perpetuo
Money available for first mortgages. In¥-stment properties Call us. 2-0911 or write Box 729. Roosevelt. 2353 820
FOR
phone 2305
MARIA
location for any kind of business. All ities available. Price $5. per square on Call phene 65621. Ne runners.
sea. Oceam Part. All utilities includFor couple or single person. Call
Clotilde 2397
LOTS FOR SALE SANTA
living-
Baldrich, Hyde Park, Hate Rey, San turee. Rio Piedras Payment facilities.
APARTMENTS
'
RENT
Information:
Price:
High location, ‘near Telephone Parker 2356 the ed.
etc.
Ave.
baths,
sereened.
FOR
1/3
FURNISHED Business. small investment. Midtown section Santurce on Ponce de Leon Ave w Box 8204 Santurce, or call phone 3-6245
room,
For information: Buen Amigo Berinquen 2016, Sasturce. 2333 one
HOUSES
AVAILABLE AUGUST 1, comfortabie, fully furnished beachfront residence on Park Boulevard, with three bedrooms. screens,
ae
houses
and
e#ate services bye® staff of traimed personnei. John Allen FRANCISCUS REAL
FOR RENT
FLOOR apartment, suitable for house.industry, office, or cheb.
i
properties,
SECOND boarding
ee,
APARTMENTS
ESTATE
development,
Thursday, July 21, 1960
i
FOR
—
if HL] bgait
LAND
STAR
a
Ext 72
commercial
JUAN
CLASSTRIEDS
3-8400 REAL
SAN
tAe 3
GUEST
HOUSE
SCREENS, bathtub
AWNINGS,
enelesures,
deers,
“picture
windows, windows’’,
best quality aluminum. Payment facil-_| ities up to 3 years. Call us without obligation for consultation and estimate. Pagan & Iriarte, Telephone 2-4666. 2396 UF
FOR
CLASSIFIEDS
Tel.
3-8254
Real Estate t Corner SANTA MARIA - Dramatically designed sptit level residence! Three bedrooms; twe baths, with a separate guest apart-
near
conditioned rooms. Cooking fectities, For memati. phone 2-9352 or write to 12384 Lea Station, Santurce.
Colegio San Ignacio. Call today for more details of this ‘unusual offer! OCEAN
FRONT
- With
a fine
view
and
UF | a wide beach at your door! Three bed-
HILS BEACH HOUSE the pee Roll out = winds. becue 3.2331
directly on ae az ene
Breakfast included. Outdoor barat your disposal 1850 Atlantic,
boned
TAFT room
~
GUEST with
HOUSE
private
hot and cold water, Special rates by 2-2206, 73 4
—
bath,
faft
53.
Each
airconditioned,
independent the month.
entrance. 2-0887 or UF
rooms, nicely planned living area, with reation room opening on beachbig recreati side patio. Gara and servant’s ge quarters.
Robert
Tschudin Realtor
TELS. 3.5315
aa
THE SAN JUAN STAR— Thareday, July 21, 1960 -
ee
19
CLASSIFIED
3-8254
Santurce Firm
& '
pace em
———
E
ti
F
a ARCNOBIER 151-1
Gets Housing Project Bid
BELP MANAGER
? turce.
Mast
| cet
2
F
ive
gaeedt house.
im
Sa
Ideal
SETIC-KAB
phot ,
—
air conditioners
‘mechani
Des
Amekes
for
OS
CARRIER
—
$100.00,
P. O. Box} Qlisqueya 53, Stop 2% Hato Rey. Tel. 727
_—
USED
air
$125.00,
n
trade in your used
PIANOS — DIRECT from factory. $425.00 full keyboard. Treated for trepics ana termit Fully guaranteed. Also rent for conditioning units, | $12.00 monthly -Musical Trading Co., Inc., Philco, | 1853 Ponce de Leon Ave., Santurce. Tel
.
2-205L.
unit. Best deal in | 2126
uv | Air Conditioning
( DESIGN ENGINEERS— San Juan, Puer-|¥IVE
BEDROOMS,
85|
SOB
dining and living
or electrical
+ associate for
systems
er build-
2406
726
status. Spanish desirable. | COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD
fur
at
PAN
AMERICAN
IE
repair Ninety
oe nen etn
VISITORS
KEamore
TO
BOSTON:
arned. Other Starting salary: $350-$450 to: P. O. Box 2784 — San
WANTED
—
Call 956 ICES.
Verde.
Bayamon.
&
ELECTRONIC
S. consulting engineering office. vr oeU. cncciient stone. weed at figuses | OFFICE WURNYFURE with
knowledge
of Spanish. Send resu-
\me of education & experience plus recent |
and
RENTAL
RADIOS,
for rent im your
BOX
Vending
4
We La
deliver
and
2-3013,
we
rent
€£xt.
pick
up.
tables,
Call
215. 727
chairs.
Muebieria
UF
Everest
Rex-Rotary Dupli
_—
—
Experienced
4
IBM
Rental-Purchase
7
722
Box
ae
M,
area
Sam as
Juan
Graduate
wae tes oak own the fimest boat
Cal 3-700er = (Box
3
we have it for you, specially for you. 19 Cabin Cruiser — solid teak, made to last hundreds of years. Accommodations for a to
Star
i |
i !
BILINGUAL CONTINENTAL. American Institute for Fore’
4187 | Tierra. 2363
=
Ponce
EXTERMINATING
or 2-1473 for
a free
call us at estimate.
1981
SERVICES
721 as
portant
Groundbreaking on the project is expected within the next few weeks. Construction is expected to be completed in about a year.
Architect fael
for
oF
a“
as
where
you
m
Moving,
ia locally or Stateside, we are
project
is Ra-
A course on the cultivation of tropical fruits will be sponsored in Puerto Rico from July 31 to August 27 by the Interamerican Institute of Agricultural Sciences
of the Organization of American States, in the cooperation of University of Puerto Rico agricultural agencies. The purpose
is
to
train
agricultural
Exten-
research
i
dependabie care you iook for and
|
agriculteachers
technicians
stimulate
of
so they
interest
fruits -
Caseres,
in
in
an
the
tropical
OAS
horti-
culturist, and engineer Carlos E, Aponte, in charge of fruit cultivation at the Extension Service, will be in charge of the course.
Margaret Sanger Upset By Kennedy
equipped
Carports|tq pack and transport your most precious belongings. as scheduled, with the
the
Carmoega.
in-
nae ry of its kind. See
Leon, fan
ae
buildings.
The dwelling units will range from one to five bedrooms each.
Ernesto
_
WOULD YOU LIKE-TO OWN A BOAT?
: t
operate
;-
Credit
BOATS FOR SALE
Te MAY. Tee
fees coer 2376
Pian-cur
two-story
production regions.
Juan, Telephone 3-2338. - Investigate
Elec-|°*
$3
39 three-story buildings and eight
may
|
ARY
a
cillos section near Rio Piedras. The project will consist of 47 dwelling buildings and one community building. The dwelling buildings will be divided into
and
tecopiers. All kinds office furniture avai723 | able at Real Hermanos, Fertaleza 300, San
Hous-
Fruit Cultivation Course Planned
RENTAL
Co.,
and
awarded
temsion Service agents, tural and horticultural
ii
1:
Totalia, Addo
opines:
ba
‘
Ee
RADIO
PARTIES,
and Equipment:
i
— -—
haboue
radio or Hi-Fi Stateside-trained
WAVING A PARTY? Bring your favorite orehestra into your home. Juke Boxes Stereos -— Hi-Fis - with 200 popular damee records - jazz. boleros, cha chas, calypso. Free delivery & pickSame day service. Call day or night
SERV-
1
Fer
UF
LABS
OFFICE
SRL FRIDAY. — San Juan, Puerto Rice | 26 @nd
&
JUKE
FEMALE
ELECTRONICS
the on AU
own home. Same service given to hotels, bespitals, for years. Call 3-6719 and wil! Gard- | deliver. $5.00 one week. $15.00 per month
Stateside 2043
HELP
Service
3
and] professio-
|
SERVICE Television
make TV, guarantee.
TOURIST | TELEVISION,
Avenue, Boston 61093. Sarah Ketcham
so eetgneo>
UF
HONOLULU
(AP)—Margaret
Sanger, Legendary crusader for birth control, says she’ll “find another place to live” if Sen.
John
F.
Kennedy
sident. Mrs. -Sanger
to
becomes
Pre-
said she is opposed
Kennedy
because
of
his
reli-
gion.
Por el Mundo de la Grade IV. Siver transm:
Executive
being
trans-| de
Palabra, No. L L
Libro de la Salud,
ferred to States, See st Hull Dobbs Com. |baso
las Palmeras,
era
Esta
era
wpa
una
La Belsa. Tel Leée Ne 1057.
1
274
vez
vez
pany of San Juan. You put the Price.} 5ajo los Yagrumos. Also any books ‘En
284
i
BE POTS
boat 23 Ft
FARMDOME —
726 | Slish or Spanish for our library.
208 COm — oe
2 sets of sails - 5 HP.
Getanend. Coll: Pence 3738 @LDSMOBILE
88,
1955,
automatic transmission.
days,
|
otter 6 Pat. two
radio,
36824, evenings 6-2076.
DOGS
FOR 4d00r.|ton’s
&
THE BEST in Purina -Deg
Phone
v9
PETS
Dog Foods, use Rals Chow. Available at
used by | Moniler & Boscio, Sucrs., Inc. in Puerto
@wner exclusively. perfect condition, new] Rice or request your grocery stere to Hicense paid. Speedometer 34,000. Easy] optain it fer you and your deg, as he payments acceptable. Try it. Call Tele-| will love Ralston Purina Dog Chow. It
phese 3-0600 or 61008. ~_ | ase bg 196 CHEVEOLET Station Wagon, excel-| lent condition. Price reasonable. Call Mr. |
keeps your dog im the condition that you | a German Shepherd Kennels. ° 2339 _ 726
Dekk,
3-4706.
Gown
payment and $44 monthly install} dees
av WHY
BUY
A USED
722)1 NOW have some very geod German With $275 | Shepherd dogs, both puppies and olde
CAR?
for sale in my Texas
ments, you can cwo a brand new. econo- | that would make mical FIAT. Just call 35190, or pay us| pects, plus Guard
Eo al
€
2
Ken l
very good show presDogs. Pricéts run from
Motors, Inc., 1402} $250. up. plus cost of shipment. Please contact me after 6 PM at 3-1059. RUS-
|
visit at Martorani
a
sepereesis
any day
TV FOR
mot considered. pmenthly. Reply (Juan.
& -
Renewal
has
The ypits will be constructed a 245-acre site in the Mona-
on
Over © years experience ts behind best in T. V. sevice and repair reeeivers of any make wr model. work guaranteed. Tel 9
4 gineering & Rice. Minimum 6 yeassair-conditioning, - | Ocean refrigerator combination. Call 21962 in Park. plumbing
SALES
WILCHEK
Urban
Corp.
million contract for the cons truction of 500 units of public housing to Rodriguez and Del Valle, Inc., of Santurce.
83
T.V.
Tels. 34367, 23039
FURNITURE FORreg SALE ee eer a|
GELP WANTED MALE
j
auto
or married | SH Gar, Corvin and
is cumewies comiered
ua
i 2395
house
sinaie persed
head
3 i 3222,
in
guest
ing
|
‘ position
—
The
INSTRUMENTS
Fi .§ if
|
MUSICAL
WANTED
SELL
2379
MILROY.
.
726 2. oe
6
or
Slr
es
2-2726, 2-2067 Santurce.
Ponce
de or
“In my estimation tholic is neither Republican.
“Nor he
is
ger
a Roman
American,
Roman
Ca-
Democrat
nor
Catholic,”
nor
Chinese; Mrs.
San-
said.
Mrs.
Sanger
is
here
on
a
two
to three week
vacation
from her
Tucson, Ariz., She told a
home. reporter
a
Roman
Cotholic at the helm of the country would rica’s
“make
most
impossible
important
tion to world peace—the nation
ation.”
of
birth
control
Ame-
contribut-
dissemiinform-
:
She is the founder and president emeritus of the Planned renthood Federation.
Pa-
I
Bow Bellis Mary-leBew
Lendon. sound
One
are in
the bells of St. Cheapside,
born
is a Ceckney.
within
their
at
of the party
yes-
the
was P.R.
Vega
convened
after funeral mass of Our Lady of
Lino,
and by his daughters
Mireya. Carmen and Trinidad. He
Nilda_ died
Crespo, Tuesday.
He was a Socialist Party leader, having first been vice-president of
the
party
throughout
ly all its existence. representative Vega
was
Alta,
under
and
Law
Eichmann Prosecutor Compiling Past Record Of NaziWar Crimes |
in 1952
600.
from
and
practical-
Vega
Dorado
and
of
the
da,
of
the
are
the
New
Africa, Sweden nations.
FROM
SHIP N.Y
ALCOA
Mobile,
RANGER
will
be
19-23.
De
from
States,
Nazi
minding
Cana-
lion
Britain,
Zealand,
S37.
DEPARTURE
JULY
8.J.
MORRIS
Gulf
ports
is
former Nazi with master-
to the
unwittingly
giant
“bureau
06”
contri-
records.
Eichmann
To
is for
callet
be-
interrogat-
21
N.
19
21
Mayagsdez,
19
2
MARU
Hongkong, Japan, Honolulu, South American
KATHRYN GATEWAY
19
ports
N. ¥., Ponce CITY
2
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(Continued From Page 1) ILA: south coast leader Ramon Mejias. .
the
chi¢j
political
said
that’
ef
4
contract
with
the
local
‘been
Ca-
that
his
union
determined
honor the commitment. Meanwhile, island chairman
active
Hipolite
backer
of
the
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unloading
a
ILA
of
combined
members
an’
cott
Bunche
of
members
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was
to withdraw
Domimican
boy-
cott, besides local AFL-CIO
head
Marcano,
the
are
Juan
Perez
Roa,
with
Page
Premier
the premier
you, Maria S. Goforth.” message was relayed yes-
terday
to
Munoz
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that Mrs.
he will Goforth
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get in touch with and advise her of
the results of his communicatiens with the State Department. Marrie€d
From
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Months
Aguada
Goforth’s
step-mother,
Mrs.
Mrs.
refused
from
the
and in
operates
Mon-
From
Lumumba,
withdrawal replying
te
more
effective
United
second
Polaris
than
after
for
the
May
Include
Red
China
sumably attended
a certain
number
into
effect
tions
until
drawn
up
after and
of
a
orts
of
against
The
an
seriousness
in
keeping
not
the
regula-
with
go
office
by
a the
gravity of the island’s traffic crisis, was livened by Jose Valencia Rerez, a who has
an
63-year-old Arecibo man driven 39 years. without
accident.
Valencia who was honored for his safe driving record, detailed before television cameras an in-
cident “long ago’’ when he drove from San Juan to Arecibo in a state
of intoxication.
When
he got home,
new
assassination
old
Congo
the
The
bloc”
come
of Deputies
Dr.
Ralph
official
on
J.
Bunche,
the
ground
here, said U.N. leaders hoped the Russians would ignore Lumumba’s bid and would agree to sup-
port the U.N. action on the same fantry. Exeited by his declarations, Lu-
along
Russians.
as-
surance from Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev that Soviet and suitable to the land. The U.N.
rep-
plot
announced
was
were shooting for a goal of 10,000 troops to maintain order by
that
of
U.N.
Lu-
trqops of the
Soviet Aid Faster — Premier said he has
Tuesday
Aides
top
basis as the United States, with food and medical help, but no in-
said to be in the plot. his news conference,
mumba suggested that from “any other country
the weekend.
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in 1955. That would
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After
Lu-
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in Indonesia
It was
target
officers
with
meant the nations that the Bandung Conference
above
launching.
same
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as he first rocket. It climbed swiftly, its second stage igniting a minute
Senate
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the waves at 3:34 p.m. EST and appeared to perform as smoothly
aimed
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shot
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the Atlantic missile range, hit ting in the planned target area.
The
of
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to effect Belgians.
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(Continued
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Congo
seph Ileo and others were plotting to get rid cf Lumumba and
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the
government. It also said the U.N. troops in the country had failed
serrate Sola, said that Maria had married the Air Force officer owns
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(Centinued
said.
of | binet decision was made becanse
Jongshoreman rival of ILA boss Moreno, and officials of the Seafarers International Union.
ee
conveyed Ralph J.
at ‘the mews conference. . “ _The communique said
Venus
maneuver
and
Bunche
charged
the
he
the: Brotherhoodof Teamsters. | the Belgian government Supporting
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the
said the cabinet’s de-
of the United States, the U.N. representative here.
AFL-CIO
the
re-established,
cision had been Undersecretary
‘to
Marcano,
against Dominican goods, that
on
and
conditions.
Lumumba
parfa Stevedoring Co., Inc., and
.
government
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July 21, 1960
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday,
_
.
By SAN
hero
FRANCISCO,
in 1959
Willie
JACK
(AP)—A
as the National
(Stretch)
McCovey
San
League’s Monday
Francisco
Pauline Morell bowled
Giants
Rookie-of-the-year, headed
minors.
back
to
ever
the
at
and in the field this season, the baseman from Mobile, Ala. was
tioned to the Giant’s Tacoma, Wash.
Pacific
Coast +—
League
farm
chub
22op-
total
at —
Mary
13
slugged
home
runs
at
last
year
being called up from July 30. McCovey was -244 with 11 homers 24-hour
n
“J Maybe
cet a chance to that will help,”
Sheehan gave him the is the first time I've anything
like
Mcto.ey big
this
has
a
been
disappointments
one this
of
the for
Willie
as the
didn’t
action
see
Giants
beat the Los Angeles |
Dodgers, 5-4 but his error the day before led to the first two runs in| a 61 Dodger victory. Each time} he came to bat the San Francisco! fans booed lustily at the man they'd cheered a year ago
Sheehan a
how
\fitle
told
put
newsmen,
out
and
you
“he can
up
and
play.
see|
In
| target of manager Tom Sheehan’s warning to the club against late hours on its recent road trip. When he joined the club last | year, McCovey took over first |base with Orlando Cepeda, the
Moving
there
in
to left field.
Sheehan _
started
1958,
right-handed
If he plays
well | day
addition
to
fielding,
McCovey
his
peor
hitting|
was
the!
with
left-handed
Jim
Marshall
entering in the sixth inning. “I’ll play Marshall, at against
said,
right-handers,”
“with
Cepeda
first
Sheehan
in left field.”
series
record
for
the
record
Bithorn
team:
Jackie
Loughran,
Lucille
Diaz
Lee
Manulik. for
a
The
women’s
pins.
previous team
was
-
team
effort
MAJOR
moved
Agen-
LEAGUE 33 593 37 565 37 549 41 539
— 2 3% 4 1%
8%
41
41
.500
Detroit
40
42
488
Boston
33
50
398
30
52
City
of 178,
New
York
13,
Baltimore
5,
9
Cleveland Detroit
game
Almost
night
and
for a
185
—
into first place
in the
lady’s league at the halfway point of
the
Comandante
season.
Pasarell Draws Bye
Louisiana Stable’s Labayen, aa 11-1 shot upset the odds-on fayorite, Otello, in winning the $2,400 purse in the feature race at El
In Tennis Doubles SPRINGFIELD,
Ohio
Comandante yesterday. Ridden by veteran Raul
(AP)—
Pasarell
Charles
Second-ranked
play
the
of
division
junior
the
doubles
in
bye
a
granted
of
Western Junior and Boys Open Tennis Championships here yesterday.
NATIONAL Pittsburgh 51
Kansas
City
of
lengths
$1,822.85
1% 6
$19.10
St.
Louis
45
40
529
6
San
Fran.
43
40
518
7
“nula” seratch
.470
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52
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17%
18%
Chicago
30
51
370
18
Ninght Late
9,
St.
Los
Angeles
San
Francisco
Louis
4
2, Philadelphia
4, Chicago 1 Today’s Games Pittsburgh (Law 11-5)
at
Angeles (Podres 8-6), night. Philadelphia (Roberts 5-9) San
Francisco
(Sanford
this
Chicago
cinnati
(Anderson
(Purkey
2-7)
95).
race
was
and
declared
because of by Frontera.
month.
He
Labayen
was
0. for
the seven muddy track.
Los
at
8-7).
St. Louis (Jackson 11-8) Milwaukee (Spahn 946).
third
the ©
paid
$9.20. Ambolero to place.
Cincinnati 3-5)
winners
four. late
The winner, a bay five-old horse, gained his second straight win
5
5, Pittsburgh
for five
for
The
games not included. Tuesday’s Games
Milwaukee
behind.
“cuatro-cinco” pool yesat El Comandante paid
585 530
44
iea’s adult sto¢kholders have incomes of less then $7,500, says a New York Stock Exchange survey.
two
Otello finished a neck Ambolero. Futaleufu was
34 -39
34
Amer-
bolero. behind
48 44
39
3
outran the field to win by and a half lengths over Am-
Milwaukee Los Angeles
Phila.
11
and two
The terday
—
Cincinnati
scheduled.
two-thirds
LEAGUE 34 600
Mal
donado, the Snob-Linterna son rushed to the lead in the stretch
of Santurce, and his partner were
16
0
Today’s Games Washington (Clevenger at Detroit (Lary 7-9).
Only
246
cia Bithorn
Night games not included. Late Tuesday’s Scores Washington
Tuesday
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Washington
Kansas
I just told him} hitting Andre Rogers at first Sun-
the next 10 to 12 days, he'll be| right back We'll be watching him.”| and
McCOVEY
was | Rookie-of-the-Year
he fcels after that great show-|
ing of last year. to go
WILLIE
Sunday
of
rec-
also con-
team
new
AMERICAN New York 48 . Chicago 48 Cleveland 45 Baltimore 48
the San Francisco club currently in fifth place after being tabbed by I as the pennant winner in | eason forecasts.
year.
Agencia
The
season.” year
1965
by
the
Morell
members
word. ‘‘This ! experienced
for
this
to bowling a
a woman
nak
bowled
setting
1941
after
games
new.
earlier
Miss
to
record
and dis-
said
way
series,
and |
youngster
The
the
by
—
Labayen Beats Favorite At
the highest three-game series
Rieo
had
series
Other
|
recall
play the
Of 609
Piedras.
609.
which is also a a women’s team.
clip; after
Rio
a 589
tributed
Phoenix on! hitting only | when sent!
dowr
appointed
.354
de
Williams
On
| i
he
of
eclipses
ord
question
Although with
Bolera
Puerto
Miss Morell
“When a guy is fielding bad! and isn't driving in any runs, what are you going to do,” said manager Tom Sheehan in a declaratory
rolled,in
‘
Slumping at bat year-old Negro first
Marks
STEVESON
seem
To MinorsBy Giants Bowling
—
McCovey Sent Down Miss Morell Sets Series
at
at Cin-
ist-$2.250; clmg m. (Native) Walter A. (L.R.
$25.30
and
returned
timed
$5.70
in 1:254/5
furlongs
($5,000);
over
4-yrs-up;
Velez)
1
3.80
Time: 1:52 2/5. Ceremonia hique also ran.
and
a
1/16 out
El
Be
2nd-$2,400; alw 4-yrs-up; 5 f. (Native) Cristalina (Matos) 2.50 out Time: 1:01. Robeida and Consenso alse ran. 3rd-$2,650;.alw:
2-yrs;
Litty Pearl
(Bonilla) Key (Caraballo)
Hall,
Elisa
Time:
1:01.
Gin
C.,
Fiz,
Tonga
ney, Senora Annie, bache, Casaca, and
5 f.
(imported) 36.0010.88 4.18
Preferencia, Doll,
Maid
Page
of
Me
Lady Mustang, Az@ Chabita also ran,
4th-$2,400; alw; 4-yrs-up; 7 f. (Imported) Labayen (R. Maldonado) 25.30 9.20 Ambolere (Valdes) 5.70 Time: 1:25 4/5. Otello, Futaleufu, Guaymabo, Patsy Kelly, Coloride, and Nevose also ran. Sth-$2.200;
clmg
($8,000);
2yrs:
6
&
(Native)
Sevillane (Alicea) 14.96 7.48 San Jorge (R. Maldonado) 5.38 Time: 1:162/5. Dona Bala, Andalucia, Rescate, Carolo, Palma Sola, and Paramé also ran. 6th-$1,300; clmg ($1,600); m. (Native) Bombillita (F. Rivera) Cara e Time:
14.20
Cruz (Cordero Jr.) 1:541/5. El Vigia,
sili, Ecuador, Excalibur, gus, Bonita Il, Becaria, also
4-yrs-up;
Hecuba,
1 1|16 8.00 3.48 Bi-
Jaimito, El Ne and Luz Maria
ran.
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the only commercial bowling establishment in Puerto Rico. It’s huge the front
_Ev
door
was in keeping
with
the holiday
.
season.
was serene and everyone wished each other well.
shut out iat night.
|
sing Milwaukee
tated when
2 Tye
Monagas got control. Theofficers of the men’s
and
women’s
one
of
price
the
For
Administration.
Recreatjon
Public
airplane
ticket,
played
politics,
associations
Continentals
lived
not
had
in
ws
They
didn’t have
“Look
the time.
said,
He was
a pin
the
for
Association,
Bowling
included
which
a, team
a
of an elimination tournament. After much bickering and got
according
stuff,”
“kid’s
tournament
B a
lat
oy
to
to one
men’s
team
finally
men’s
the
select
very much interests the bowlers. four members in the elimination
the meeting, women,
attends As: for
tournament
each ather.
grand
Rome Olympics Upside-Down f
Summer|
(AP)—The
ROME,
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“Olympics in Rome will upside-down Olympics.
be
the/|
It’s}not that things are mixed
up.
Sq far
are
they
not.
It’s just
becauge the organizers have de-
Helsinki,
the
cash
ers agpund and the athletes cool. As 2 result, the track and field eventg—always the backbone of
started days.
race.
But
these
held at the beginning lympic program, and to drift
away
J:
days of the 18-day Usually track and
“st.
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Samuel
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Reshev-
States the
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ic-
ay
yesterday
in
Saturday,
“I
10
days
moved
ago,’.
Dressen
Crandall
from
RADIO
whil ame
and Soviet
place. for
se-
Korchnoi
into a first place tie night by beating Ber-
we
were
back
in stride,”
Dressen
said.
“I
think. the team is better than last year, and we have our second wind. Pittsburgh doesn’t. (End advance for PMS of Monday, July 18) .
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AND 3 OTHER SENSATIONAL
nardo Wexler, Argentina, in 39 moves while MReshevsky and Wolfgang Unzicker of West Germany drew in 17 moves. The finah round will be piayed today.
the Ofympics—will be held over the lgst 12 mo
especially
masters
of
squeezed Tuesday
were
in the
most
ourselves
Crandall,
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veral
customers
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won
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and
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schedyle to keep the cash custom-
sky
field, with the colorful marathon and
had
from
Dressen
BUENOS’ AIRES, (AP)— With only one more _ round remaining in the Argentine International Chess Tournament
study the legality of the vote at the impromptu meeting. All four are Puerto Ricaris. It’s, now gotten to a pretty sorry point when people in the same glass house start throwing rocks at
:
way,”
Soviet Even In Chess Play
. if
have petitioned Miss Correa and the other officets for a meeting to
-
from
Yankee And
Rican powlers had opened a breach. The executive council has asked for a meeting with Dr. Albert Toro, association president, and Monahe
dwindle
urday in the Braves’ 64 victory over Philadelphia, and a homer and
ay last Sunday. Buk the damage had been done. Threats of a federation of Puerto
gas, “;..to put the cards on the table and see where we stand.” ‘The meeting is scheduled for Sunday, What Monagas will say,
lead
the
watched
to two and one-half. have won four straight
Del
Mathews
necessity
the
ending
thereby
herself,
break, have
Mathews, ‘‘who is starting and will keep it up.”
. rigged ithe selection of the women’s team. ing seventh in the elimination, Miss Correa simply banded togeth¢r her not small group of faithful worshippers and had them vote
All-Star Braves
games
with
she
way
win
We’ll
close to the top.”
“Pittsburgh
its
Dressen
boy once.”
Women’s
Rico
the;Puerto
can
sailing.
two to Cincinnati.”
Hafry Truman would have been proud of Elsie Correa, president of
double
NO
with 10 days, the Pirates have lost two to Philadelphia, one to us and
g, professional labels were attached. “Ob, he’s a-professional sportscaster. He used to play professional i.
If we
be
at it this
Cincinnati.
at
Rico
Puerto
represent
to
of
sure the
to make
altered, finely interpreted,
Rules were invented,
continentals didn’t change their minds. For. some continentals who wanted
“About
since the break: one from Pittsburgh and three from Philadelphia in a weekend sweep.
Pin Boy
Professional
i
the
Pittsburgh’s
nentals, who, incidentally, hold the top places in high average, didn’t td go to Germany.
hot.
we’ll
five games The Braves
and four women to go to Hamburg. But the laugh was on the dilettante politicians. Most of the contiwant
games
Since
any elimination tournament to select a team of six men
barred from
are pretty
two
second-place
were
years
three
Rico
Puerto
run-scoring
said,
with St. Louis and the Cardi-
nals
be getting pretty
as aptly as Eisenhower did during the U-2 incident. who
made
the Pittsburgh Pirates “floundering” Pnin first blanco first place,
hits. He got four of them
to make similar predictions his Braves were having their
day
will be able to go.” and
Dressen
a 7-3 victory over the Phillies. He now has 19 home runs. Crandall has seven consecutive
asked when he thought Milwaukee would overtake Pittsburgh. “Well,” said the manager, ‘“‘we go into a three game series Tues-
in the World Championships in Hamburg, Germany Sept. 12-18. Within seconds, the panic button was pushed, not accidentally, but with force and intent, like a sledge hammer hitting a marshmellow. . “Keep out the continentals. They're too good. No Puerto Ricans Parks
a
“‘bad times.” But this time he was
pate
of the
Charlie
our 12 rain-outs, so doubleheaders including two home runs, and had driving won’t bother us. And the team is three singles yestefday, hitting, especially Eddie Mathews.” in a run and scoring three times himself. He had a single Friday Of course, Dressen hadn’t hesinight in three times at bat.
Like A Sledge Hammer
head
he saw
them. We can start seven pitchers now and we’ve make up nine of
The;tournament went off without~2 hitch. But ‘then the trouble began. ‘An invitation was extended to the two local associations to partici-
Monagas,
Braves,
“Pittsburgh won’t continue to as well. Some of those fellows are coming down to ir normal strides and I think we'll catch
end of May. Mexico, Venezuela, Puerto Rico and a team of continentals
in Julio
affable
said: “The Pirates were hot as the devil the first half of the season, caught in a bad time, with rain-outs, injuries and hitting slumps. >
under construction. The-Santa Rosa | Bolera, ewhed by Commonwealth Bowling as is the Rio Pi alleys, opened peacefully in January. ' and more tournaments were offered the local bowlers. Then, in April, a team, Puerto Rieo’s first, went to Toledo, Ohio “and participated in the ABC championships. “Two: more lanes opened in May, the Paradise Bowling and Sports Center in Puerto Niievo and the Star Bowling Center in Rio Piedras. The ‘Brunswick people then offered a Caribbean tournament at the
called
(AP)—The
and
-
Bowling ‘enthusiasts looked forward to the new lanes that were
Somebody
PHILADELPHIA
tions Monday concerning his colleagues in the National League. ’ _ Sitting on the sunny perch of a five-game winning streak for
was growing..The American Bowling Congress at Eastergiven chartersto the men’s and women’s bowling association. play dominated the alleys and the public was practically
time .
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Pittsburgh Will Falter
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THE STAR FEATURES NIGHT SCORES
San Juan, Puerte Rico, Thursday, July 21, 1960
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Slugging Throneberry Jones Hurls Three Hitter Paces Senators, 8-6 DETROIT (AP)—Faye Thronberry made the most of ont of his rare starting assignments yesterday, driving in five runs as the red hot Washington Senators clubbed the Detroit Tigers, 8-6, to take sole possession of fifthhi Place
in
the
American
League
bases
first
loaded
inning
ahead,
3-0,
which
produced
lies
His
a
in
of
more
sixth
single
vhea
the
in
He
the
to give
the
righthander Sam Jones stopped gn San
_
Francisco
Giants
tied
tal-
lost
the |
ed out and
frame
three
(8)
(3-3
and
Wilson.
L—Bunning
NIGHT
000
110
Bauta
HR—Milwaukee,
and
youth
with
a
Lakewood,
defeat
Richard
and
Joe
6-2,
7-5
in
the
Western
to
eliminate
Roger
15-13,
second
Junior
Championships Pasarell and on
per Ohio,
Adcock
Ohio (™—Second
Pasarell of ‘Puerto to
of the
Tennis Then
61
ago
Jerry
Beach
Open
yesterday. Graebner Sche-
of Dayton,
6-1.
Brandi of Puerto Rico and Ed Turville of St. Petersburg, Florida, lost to third seeded Charles Rambeau of Studio City, California, and Robert Wiley of Toledo, Ohio, 6-2, 6-4. ,
(15), 001
Gonzalez
301
Chicago
011
Boston
at
‘
Los
Angeles,
0 0
of the U. S. Junior Tennis tour-
night.
nament
Favored
Joe
yesterday
Raul
by
Gonzalez
_Rico, 6-1, 6-4.
AKRON, Ohio, (AP)—It’s Arnold Palmer against the field
the Professional
Loses
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, (P— Second seeded Bob Lutz of Los Angeles entered the quarter finals of the 13-year boys division
000
Baltimore Kansas City
when
teamed
Ohio
Smith;
00x—3
(9)
nnati
today
Rice
round
000 000—0 7 1 1000
Charles
sylvania,
Henry (9-11).
(26)
Palmer
Dalrymple
Leiberman, of Philadelphia and George Sokol of Haverport, Penn-
and Crandall. W—Spahn L—Broglic (10-5).
Pittsburgh
(3)3
Neeman,
went
000
Broglio,
1
and
SPRINGFIELD,
(7-9).
Aaron
3 0 6 2 (5)
seeded
000—O - 2-3
Hobbie and Tappe; Hook, (9: and Bailey. W—Hobbie
Spahn (9-6)
Philadelphia , 000 000 001—1 San Fran. 120 000 00x—3 Short, Owens (3), Green
.
Pasarell Wins Doubles Game At Ohio Nets
(15),
100 000 003—4-10-0
Milwaukee
to the
W-Jonés (129). L-Short (#7),
Game) 000
St. Louis
moved
Ken Walters ground-
Jones, Antonelli (9) and Schmidt,
New York 002 000 220—6 12 0 Cleveland 020 114 00x—8 11 3 Ditmar, Terry (6), Gabler (6), Duren (8) and Berra; Bell, Briggs (8), Stigman (8) and Foiles. W-Bell (9-7). L-Ditmar (7-7) HR New York, Maris (31), Mantle (23). Cleveland, Piersall (11
L—Hook
te
ground-,
ra to score from third.
GAMES
Chicago
went
ed toward first base and Cepeda missed the ball, allowing Herre-
(8
Cincinnati
Herrera
Herrera
third sack.
W—Lee
Maxwell
First
ball,
(6-7).
HR—Detroit, Yost
t
second base. Ken Morgan
hit his secscored
winning
by left fielder Dave Philley and first baseman Orlando Cepeda. After one out, Pancho Herrera hit a fly to left field and Philley
times to put the game in the icebox Washington 300 002 300—8-8-2 Detroit 011 200 200—6-9-1 Woodshick, Lee (4), Moore (7) and Battey; Bunning, Morgan (7),
Bruce
a three-game
Jones ‘Struck out eight. _ He had a shutout until the ninth. Then the Phillies ——_—_—_—_—_—_—aaaae, scored their only run on errors
singles }
seventh
Senators
(AP)—Veteran
yesterday
team!
pair
the
hits
— The Long Fall
the]
his
two
at four all.
ond
in
send
and
single
game
double
to
FRANCISCO
on three
streak.
+——
Throneberry, used mainly as| pinch hitter by the Senators, hit a
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