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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Tuesday, July 26, 1960

Secend-ciass

at San Juan,

postage

paid

Puerto

Rice

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LodgeIs

i Lodge Accuses Reds Of Luring RB-47 Off frou rse; Asks Probe

Seen VP Nominee

By WILLIAM

nye

UNITED NATONS 4

Snited

States

has

FW.

Union

shot

yesterday

proof

the

deliberately

S. RB47

and

declared

scientific

tional waters in a “criminal reckless act of piracy.”

(AP)—The Sov-

pushed

plane off its course

down

over

interna-

Police Trainee

Police Departin Hato Rey.

serious

condition

Piedras - Hospital.

let passed through police said.

The

his

recently

wonder

make

“whether

the Soviet leader will invent any incident as pretext for war.”

liberal

it out, Vazquez the holster.

Then,

helped

to demonstrate

problem

was

solved,

that

Velez

During Lodge’s speech accusing

his

pistol.

accidentally

the

trigger

and

the

Vazquez

hitting Police

pistol

the hit

fired,

the

mouth,

Francisco

Agrait

said.

Dist.

Atty.

Oliveras

ceive U. §. and Britain, from had taken up the U.

The two men member class Aug. 1.

are part of a 416that graduates

world opinion. where the RB47

off, strongly backed S. counterattack, and

Franee did -likewise. Sir Pierson Dixon of Britain said the Russians’ attitude was

all investigating.

dor,

they

the

puzzling

frequently

sent

because

radar

equip-

ped trawlers to spy on western naval exercises. Dixon added, “we

not,

(See

however

LODGE,

proceed

Page

21)

PONCE—Speaker

ROMAN

of the House

estimated

terday

10,000

in front

people

MALDONADO

cruell

of the municipal

the

hood

means Puerto

which

Rico

the

people

“conquered

Ramos

edly

Antonini

struck

“inconsistencies”

rating

the

status position of the Republicans and their leader Miguel A. Gar-

a Constitution Day speech here yesterday, charging that “the Republican Party in 1936 embraced independence for Puerto Rico,”

speech highlighed Ponce’s Constitution Day celebration, which

cia Mendez. Sen. Garcia Mendez, Ramos An-

Ramos

Antonini

spoke

before

short

speech

Cintron,

and

tonini

charged,

not

only

running

mate

Other convention news, including yesterday’s keynote address by Rep. Walter H. Judd and a speech by former president Herbert Hoover, can be found on Page 4 of today’s STAR. Nixon flew from Washington and got a thundering welcome on the scene of a convention (See NIXON,Ny Page ne

PONCE,

Page

backed

21)

eighth

monwealth by

the

form

from

Venezuela

The

and

messages

Colombia.

Reading the messages were Marcos Falcon Priceno, Venezuelan

“political

call

that

great

organization

Commonwealth.” stressed

status

not

that

end

for a “good

prosperity necessary civilization.” also

(See

Washington,

and

Santa

Co-

the

to the U. S. a short speech

was

“closely

realities

the

solution

13.)

Page

Commonwealth,

Day

Constitution

pictures,

envoy in

said

but a means, an instrument, a vehicle” to achieve the economie

Carlos

Munoz,

with

political

governor

ambassador

Maria,

tinued,

Sanz

ceremonies,

in the future

vehicle

which

status. The praise

the

“profoundly hopeful of what people of Puerto Rico can

commemo-

The ceremony was highlighted high praise of Puerto Rico’s

Commonwealth

was the

anniversary

status.

came

closing

yesterday

ceremonies the

independence for Puerto Rico in lombian (See

of the founding of the constition and the creation of Com-

in Ponce plaza. The Popular Party leader’s

included

having

“impossible” Rico, state-

independence. spoke

Fortaleza

repeat-

and

Munoz

the

building veteran

Mayor Carlos Juan a.citizen’s parade.

choose between two statuses for Puerto

Ernesto Ramos Antonini dug into Puerto Rican political history in

also

dilemma”

Gov. Muiioz characterized Commonwealth status yesterday as of

yes-

Nixon's

Munoz: Commonwealth Solved ‘Cruel Dilemma’ Of Status Issue

Lashes GOP For ‘Inconsistencies’ PEDRO

ago.

Constitution Day Speech|nPonce By

his

The Vice President was facing opposition from conservative elements, who recalled Lodge’s leadership in the drive against the late conservative leader, Sen. Robert A. Taft, eight years

the Kremlin of deliberately and dangerously heating the international atmosphere with reckless

drew

Vice

As Lodge spoke, tracing the course of the plane on maps with his finger, the six wives of the RB47 crewmen watched with grim, tense attention from the spectators’ gallery.

mission

him

an aggressive spy Soviet air space.

a8 SMILE—Miguel Angel Rivera, 6, of Puerto Soviet Deputy For- HOLIDAY According to authorities, Vaz- statements, Nuevé, flashed a holiday smile yesterday. as he attended quez and Felix E. Velez Mojica, eign Minister Vasily V. Kuznetthe opening ceremonies of the new Luis Paés Matos 20, of Hormigueros, were pre- sov sat erectly attentive. Kuznetsov Replies junior high school with his mother in Puerto Nuevo. Miparing for last night’s ‘ConstituWhen Lodge finished, Kuznet- guel liked the new school, which was opened as part of tion Day parade at the academy barracks about noon. When Ve- sov, promptly accused the U. S. yesterday’s Constitution Day festivities, and hopes to at‘lez was having trouble putting delegate of indulging in theat- tend it some day. He’s holding miniature Commonwealth ricals, with the council as a prop his pistol in its holster and tak(STAR photo by Gunter Hett.) for a “farce” intended to de- and U. S. flags. ing fix

and

nominee

After Nixon’s arrival here, some Republicans reported that the word had gone out to pre pare for the nomination of Henry Cabot Lodge, UN Ambassa-

bvl-

cheek,

Bureau

platform

Presidential own choice.

jected his proposal. Repeating its charge that the RB47 was on

The wounded man, Humberto Vazquez Vega, 21, of Ponce, was Rio

actions

people

The U. S. S. R. immediately re-

A young police trainee was ac© cidentally shot through the yesterday by another Be mouth

reported

Soviet

many

WILSON

Convention

CONVENTION HALL Chicago—Vice President Richard M. Nixon personally 1}took command yesterday of a restless Republican national convention, guiding it with deliberate firmness toward a

U. S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge told the Security Coun-

cil

RICHARD STAR

In a dramatic counterattack on Soviet charges, Lodge asked the Security Council to name an impartial international commission to probe the entire incident Soviets Reject Charges

Accidentally Shot In Mouth ‘trainee at the ment’s academy

and

con-

Munoz

adapted Puerto

that

all

Rico,”

allowed

" (See MUNOZ, Page 21)

ai no

THE SAN JUAN STAR

Tuesday, July 26; 1960 °/

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LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo (AP)--There .|will be “serious trouble” if Premier Patrice

KIVY

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KAS&!

Kivy

RUANDA“ URUNDI a

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of the Belgian diplomatic +——— mission, Baron Jean van den not only leave the Congo, but Bosch, still in Leopoldville, give up two military bases in Kitona, southwest of the capital of |a member of the premier’s Leopoldville and Kamina in Ka-

LakeM

Sto

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REPUBLIC

staff

loke”4

langenyika’

said

sador

before

York.

the

Eukoama Elisabeth dle

that

country’s

tion

the

refuses

made of U.

The

Congo

is where

NEW

YORK

New

was

dispatches military

Congo.

sent

eral

interven-

The

Three

official

what

Gen.

Carl

Gaston

accused

Horn

cause of the the Belgians.”

also declared

difficulties

von

the

Belgium the

“occurred

be-

troops

must

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visit

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from

1923

(AP)—Red

Peiping,

the

invitation

Cuban

Fidel Castro Revolucion said yesterday. delivered to Castro by Chinese Su-chang and his delegation, after

Ave.

Senturce

(AP)—Hurdreds

,000 acres

News

Prime and

nounced

the

“empty

talk”

agency

re-

messages

Minister

Thousands

fighting

men,

the fires.

aided

army

air

force

equipment

western

| |

The LITTLE

reer

MISS

ary

grades

Telephone

speaking On

July

165

men

rracks, gencio

meeting.

disarmament

commit-

Soviet

Union,”

suggested of

the

said

U.N.

should

General

discuss

As-

the

ques-

disarmament and with regard to the

the im-

of the General

As-

sembly resolution of Nov. 1959, on this question.”

20.

San

day, nal

Juan

and

to-

fair. RICO

and

the

wers

and

WINDS: miles per

a few

its

July

movement,

10 to

YESTERDAY’S 12:25 p.m.

HIGH:

YESTERDAY’S

HIGH:

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his years

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15.

July

High Tides 10:14 a.m. 10:05 a.m.

San Juan: Fajardo: Ponce:

9:29

Mayaguez:

11:04 p.m. 10:55 p.m,

a.m.

11:59

p.m,

9:48 a.m, Lew Tides

10:38

p.m,

4:16 4:05

p.m, p.m,

Sam Juan: Faiardo:

5:08 4:57

Mayaguez:

4:50 a.m.

Ponce:

a.m. a.m.

1:37 a.m.

THE

12:50

p.m,

3:58 p.m,

MOON

Tuesday, July 26: The moon rises feday at 8:16 A.M. and sets at 9:61 -M.

Qtr. Fal! Last July23 «July 31 Aug. 6 Aus. New

LOW:

than

fail-

power

Tuesday,

p.m.

YESTERDAY’S

name

Emergency

VIR-!{

cleusho-

thundershowers.

Easterly hour.

attack

gave

TIDES

with a chance of eccasieshowers. Ponce—Generally

PUERTO

easternmost

The

but

. Tuesday,

cloudy

GIN ISLANDS—Variably dy today, with scattered

Ba-

later.

Tass,

that the next ses-

and

Province.

summit

FORECAST:

capital

Oriente

Paris

the

Castro

Moncada

one of the dictator FulBatista’s strongholds in

rode

1953,

stormed

Santiago, ed,

the. anniversary. 26,

try

collapse

WEATHER

‘

2-9270

The whereabouts of the bearded

Castro

the

plementation

are

Element-

di-

inched

prime minister was a_ secret, though none of his followers here would admit the possibility thet a physical relapse from his recent illness could keep him from

second

tions of situation

Magdalena

English.

Geneva

the

Castro

over muddy, traffic-snarled roacs into the Sierra Maesira yeste-day to honor him on the seventh anniversary today of his successful revolution. But Castro re mained in seclusion.

after

sembly

Spanish & English Classes: Children, adults, evenings.

for

(AP) —Sup-

Fidel

soon

sion

CLARK’S CLASSES Ave. Condado 61, Esq.

de-

powers

26th

“The

! As crews J began fi ighting the fires again yeste rday, there was hope, particularly in Oregon and Washi ngton, that the situat 40M was easing.

. says

Prime

Diefenbaker,

BERRELLEZ Cuba

sarmament talks. The Soviet Union withdrew from the Geneva conference

“has

and

Harold

Canadian

John

10-nation

of timber

mornings;

Classifieds

Tass

Mayaguez—variably

{

the

ROBERT

tee.

forest fires, which have and range lands. fli along the west coast and in the northern Rock n ains 4yester ower Y Mount day. Many*of the blazes were sta rted by a Series of lightning sterms which ifi 175

As-

fenbaker were connected with the Soviet withdrawal from the

in announced last ni sht she is sending an infantry battalion to Kenya where white settle rs fear a new outbr eak of Mau Mau violence. The Defense Ministry said the battalion is being sent to the east African colony as a “precautiona ry move.” It is expected to number about 600 men. The gov erment statement said the troops will reinfor ce the reserve already stationed there. This reserve. numbers about 2,000 men.

Ore gon

Pre-

General

By porters

Nations

United

Fidel Missing As Cuba Hails 26th OF July BAYAMO,

The Tass report, broadcast by Moscow radio, said Khrushcher’s messages to Macmillan and Die-

was _personally

‘

Read

to 1929 as a con-

New Mau Mau Violence Feared _ _ LONDON ‘AP)—Brita

than

1,200

between

the

Minister

Deputy Commerce Min ister Li the signing of the ag Teeme nt under which Red China will purchase a half mibion to ms of Cuban sugar yearly for five years.

and

(AP)—Soviet

MacMillan

C hina has officially invited daily

expected

Khrushchev has sugthe next session of

British

Invites Fidel Castro

HAVANA to

owned

reti rement to buy the Birmingham interest in the London Daily

of Com mons

were

ported last night. Khrushchev, in

a minority

sat in the House

PORTLAND

Estimate,

Juncos

1943

periodicals.

Telegraph.

charred

MORRO CORPORATION

TEL.

technical

yesterday

mier Nikita gested that

ment,

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OBLIGATION,

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Post.

II. He

1,500

and fifty Tunisians

sembly should try to break the East-West deadlock on disarma-

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—_

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A Sap eee BEL Nes ES EAASAS

empire

War

flown

LONDON

elaims totaling $527 million were | ews n rie paid last vear by the Metropoli- | tan Life Insurance Co. The firm said heart disease ranked first. Lord lliffe Dies Al 83 accounting for 229 millions of . é Lord Iliffe, 83-year-old businessman and newsclaims, and cancer deaths accountLONDON (AP)— Paper owner died last night in a London hospital. ed“ for 106\ millions. Edward Mauger Iliffe, ennobled in 1933 to become the first ~ | Baron Iliffe, was associated with many of the great names of British journalism in the years before

World

PREMIER PATRICE LUMUMs\ . .. threatens ‘serious troubie’

Congo.

K Asks End To Arms Lock

unwise attitude of He said von Horn

Belgian

the

last night and today so that total power will be about 9,000 by tomorrow. Moise Tshombe, the Katanga premier, threatened, however, that United Nations forces will have to shoot on his soldiers to enter Katanga.

Horn

saying

hundred

were

commanding Congo. Pre-

Eyskens

von

Congo's

is the

.arrives

The United Nations continued airlifting troops into the Congo.

trouble” might be. Von Horn Accused Belgians, meanwhile, are about remarks allegedly

Sweden, who N. forces in

mier

forces are striving to maintain order. The UN now holds Leopoldville and Stanleyville. Arrows point to key spots where rebel forces are still in command. (AP Map.)

Heart Disease No.1

for

that

to comment

The upset

NORTHERN RHODESIA

leaving

claimed

exaggerated

“serious

map

tanga province. Eyskens told reporters he will protest the general’s remarks, presumably to Dag Hammarskjold when the U.N. secretary gen-

by van den Bosch to the Belgian government which led to

SPOT—This

yesterday.

Lumumba requested the withdrawal of the Belgian Ambas-

“KATANGA

TROUBLE

eee

Lumum ba Threatens Belg 7 “(Belgian Ambassador |

First

eae

THE SAN JUAN STAR,— Tuesday, July 26, 1960

‘Master By

HAROLD

Some

ribe

660

Hilton

Hotel

a tentative which will

estimated fringe

The

LIDIN

workers

the

have

Hotel replace three in force.

Ca-

ratified

wage

and

benefits.

ping

contract,

negotiated

with

tal

Hotel

Juan

Intercontinen-

workers.

Intended

and

tract

now

cents

over the

cents

the

cents, is

first

year,

second

four

year

Yorker

Russell

and

wanted

stolen

burglary,

will

Federal dey. Eee Ut

wanted

The

for

transportation

strikers

May

Hilton

date

General

Salomone

such

$575—while hotels man.

San

missioner

ACCUSED

Juan

Soviet

dollars before

last

held

area. U. S.

Thursday,

(C,

Ives

on $1,000

was

late

ordered

name

the

isn’t

cement

Court

yesterre-

| turn to work

were the

described SIU,

who

the

Hollywood

make Young

to compel

Hollythe

groups

Improvement

such a Chaplin

record. charges

‘arbitrarily

termed

the

elder

career ‘‘a milestone of picturemaking.”’

weekend

which

of the new

contracts,

its

health

contr#bu-

cur

James

New

York

cross

the

the the

transit.

body, and

officers,

election of

expected

oc-

shortly.

Seafarer

., York is national loyalty

John O'Rourke, an Intervice-president whose to

Hoffa

not

strong.

Presumably, the Teamsters drivers, who had earlier refused to

Seen

Teamsters had scow_ captains’

cross

the

Seafarer

O'Rourke

picket

lines,

had

blessing.

The Hoffa telegram, which sent Observers in San Juan claim drivers through SIU picket lines, that the Hoffa order to cross the may mean that Hoffa can now dicSeafarer picket line in New York tate to Teamster truck drivers in was in part a reprisal for the O’Rourke’s own Gotham backyard. Firmer Teamster support in SIU intervention in the strike of the Teamsters against El Impar- New York for Teams*er organizing efforts in Puerto Rico could cial in Puerto Rico. be a first result of the Hoffa But the Teamsters crossing of clamp-down in New York. The SIU picket lines could have a current Teamster organizing drive subtler, and perhaps deeper in the island is primarily a Hoffa meaning for the feud between the effort, financed and staffed from two unions here in Puerto Rico. International -headquarters in Hoffa Move Washington Head of the Teamsters in New

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Police yesterday reported two more drownings Sunday, bringing

HOLLYWOOD (Charlie Chaplin Jr. is miffed because his graved

monthly

Teamster

Sea, River Take Toll Of 3 Lives

Chaplin, Jr., Demands ‘Dad's Name In Cement father’s

was

(AP

Com-

Julia

diplomat

Soviet

bond.

famous

the

with

was ordered out of the United States last week on the grounds he was collecting intelligence data, including aerial photographs.

Juan.

Ramon

company

monthly.

students

At the same time an investigation is underway to determine whether Ives had cashed other checks during a tour of hotels

in the metropolitan Arraigned before

plan

$5.50

Most schools start August 8th .

businessto have

several thousand of stolen checks

coming

said

threatened to paralyze construction projects in New York, came on the heels of a telegram from

over

San

as a Minneapolis He is believed

p2ssed worth

welfare

are

For purposes of administering the master contract the city’s luxury hotels will reportedly be bunched into the Metropolitan Hotel Assn. Formal registration

checks

check—for

posing

and

the

pooled.

day

of the 30-year-old New Yorker last Thursday, said Ives had one

and

tions

Ma-

up, ended

the National (NMU).

End

taken from the Edwards Equipment Company. U. S. Attorney Francisco A. Gil, Jr., who authorized the arrest

cashed

bor,

voted to switch to that union

from Union

connection with the June 29th burglary of a Minneapolis company, is in San Juan District Jail awaiting prosecution for inter-

state

formal

strike itself, a five day tie-

members

yester-

Minnesota

the

some 750 skippers of sand and gravel scowls plying the harbor of New York.

locally,

said

be for

Alphonse

Analysis

charges

tried

will

retroactively

News

Ives,

Minneapolis

authorities

Ives,

property in

from

signature.

The

arrested by the FBI in a Condado-section hotel on transporta-

tion

benefits

health

will henceforth be administered jointly by management and la-

By HAROLD J. LIDIN San Juan waterfront circles are studying a strike situation in New York for the significance it may hold in the feud here between the Teamsters and Seafarers (SIU).

Check Charge New

The

the

tions

like-

Affecting SIU-Teamster Feud

concents

and

the signing ceremony will ly take place tomorrow.

earn year,

additional

Contract

N.Y. Waterfront Strike Seen

now

the

wage

days

nager

under.

eight

cents

will first

year. effective

100

the

employees

The

employees more the

three

made

currently

hourly

Tipping cents

second

year,

cents

they

Union

and

increase first

half

increase

hourly

FBI Arrests Man On Bad

the

non-tipping

earning

a master contract for the three hotels, the new agreement will

wage

one

year,

make For

hourly

four

second

pected to be adopted also by the Condado Beach Hotel and San

pacts

six

sponsored

Candido Oliveras To Be Honored Oliveras,

son

education,

will

secretary honored

of a

testimonial dinner given by the Puerto Rican Assn. of Economics and

Statistics

Principal

Rafael

Thursday speaker

Pic6,

night.

will

president

Dr.

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pervaded

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3.29 329iw

7%.

again

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335 35 331 3.350

Friday.

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ish

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Market

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drop

lower down

higher.

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following

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Corning

for only

500 stock

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lows

‘

Sales

Low 4340

4280

A Asked:

their

unchanged.

Standard

The of

$211.60.

the year rose to 148 against eight new highs.

re-

close.

STKS

the losers.

miswere

were

turn-

then

[is UTILS 65

among

aircrafts

electronics

trading, noon,

at the

autos,

and

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futures

fall

materials,

siles,

was _ slightly

around

DOW

35.35

contracts

day

NEW YORK averages:

Low

M”’

were

Steels,

35.35

around

the

High

3500 «(3455

sharp

Most losses ranged few cents to around $4

35.50

3305 34600

building stock

yesterday.

in morning

lower

Sep

Dec Mar

trading

Prices

Cost Bour-

19 to 25 lower

another

market

Santos

3650A. Santos

MCKEE (AP)—The

sumed its sharp descent of last week in afternoon trading.

FUTURES (AP)-—Coffee

slow

higher

ers

COFFEE

took

The ed

JOHN

YORK

market

during the month of June, the bureau mediated in 8 strikes involving 636 workers: one strike threat with 45 workers: 41 disputes with 2.603: 101 arbitration cases invelving 1,438 workers, and 24 special services which benefited 2.561 persons for a total of 175 cases which affected 7,283 work-

NEW

STAR — Tuesday, July 26, 1960

31% Hon

148

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10934

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Lewer

Sales

2,840,000

U.S. Cane Refiners Buy Jamaica Sugar NEW

cane ed

YORK

refiners a total

of 30,000

Jamaican raw gust-September 6.70

Th€se this

cents

were

(AP)—U.S.

yesterday

the

non-quota

purchas-

tons

sugar of shipment pound

first

bulk

Auat’

delivered.

sales

source

from since

Washington last week authorized additional imports into the United States to make up for the slash in the Cuban quota; i {i

ea RT ENE

Tuesday, July 26, 1960

See

THE SAN JUAN STAR—

Red China Signs Cuban Sugar Pact HAVANA

(#—The

government

has announced the signing of an agreement with Red China to buy half a million tons of Cuban sugar under the same 20 per cent cash, 80 per cent barter arrangement used by the Soviet Union in its trade pact with this country.

The the

announcement total

value

did the

not

give

pact,

but

previous reports have indicated it would be in the neighborhood of $70

million.

minerals

return

and

fruit,

ceive oil and

cotton,

ment

said.

for

Cuba

sugar,

will

re-

the announce-

Chinese

trade

dele-

gation has been here several negotiating the agreement.

days

U. S. Exceeds Red Trade And Aid In Latin America aid

The

from the United States, economic efforts in Latin

Compared

Soviet Amer-

Soviet

ica

are

latest

limited,

issue

Business Magazine

Manhattan The

Soviet

with

and

according

Latin

the

quarterly

efforts

says

messures—an

increase

and trade—as penetration.

a means

Although

Union the

notes

that

provides

less

trade

and _

the

than one-

fifteenth the credits that U. S. trade and aid provide in Latin America.

while

influence

Latin America go back many years, 1954 marked the turn to economic

American

Bank.

that

to gain

Highlights, a quarterly published by the Chase

publication

one-tenth

trade

there

was

increase

trade

America

and

the

credits

of political

“Latin-American

Bloc is a small

Soviet

heavy Latin

from

guay,

Bloc

NEW

SALES

tia

Pueyo

)

MANAGER—Sanhas

manager

been

named

of Colgate-Palm-

olive Co. of Puerto Rice. Pueye began working for the company

in 1953

correspondent.

office

manager

assiftant

general

the

three

and

Power

ing

Sguadron

Club

of have

form

ed only to Argentina, Brazil and Cuba, adds up to only $250 million.”

has

not

continued

the possibility squaaron here. Jeff Marketi belengs to a

meet-

discuss

organizing

of San Juan, squadron in

4—

who New

York,

believes

there

may

enough Puerio

members Rico to

now form

living in the local

squadron. If enough

members

can

tacted, Markell plans to free classes in piloting,

ship

and

small

boat

handling

Squadron was years ago to

and

navigation.

organization now numbers than 25,000 members.

Those a

interested

squadron

here

The more

establishing

are

extend-

RICO WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY-

These

are published by the press and broad-

requested

repairs

your

Do not tamper with the electrical installation or under any circumstances if you are wearing wet clothing or the floor is wet. Should the electric service go off, open all electric switches, that is put them in the “off’’ position. Disconnect the radio and the TV antenna as soon as the power A sudden heavy surge of electric current may put goes out. these appliances out of service should the antenna fall and make contact with high tension lines.

This is danger-

ous and may cause death.

prewide free information on boating

techniques

credits,

RICO

Do not get near or contact fallen electric lines.

be conestablish seaman-

September.

Fhe U. S. Power founded about 50

of long-term

we there is a Hurricane

2—

Uruin the

service available. Such reports will be attended to promptly in their order of importance. The following recommendations will reduce inconveniences caus-

been

Nautico

Aid

1953 to 1955, the publication said

ed by a cyclone— i Do not attempt to make your own electrical home. Call an authorized electrician.

the

Cuba.

service interruptions, etc., during a'l the time that there is telephone

...

Members Would Organize Here members

and

We, at the Water Resources Authority — your electric power supplier — will be alert to receive telephone reports of line trouble

Power Squadron L@cal

Brazil

is concentrated Argentina,

cast by radio and TV.

man-

children.

trade

countries,

this trade expand.

cane warning are issued.

aget. He is married to the former Tuisa M. Sanchez, and is the father

the

Be calm and keep informed of developments when official hurri-

has held positions with ColgatePalinolive as assistant office

matager,

RTO

Bloc

four

COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO eee

OH. Fagh

with

the Chase Manhattan report says, “2.5 per cent in the peak year of 1955, and closer to 1.5 per cent on the average since 1953.”’ The report continues, ‘‘Most

between Soviet

trade

part of its total,”

Advise the Water Resources Authority

if you notice anything

wrong with the electric lines. 7— Provide yourself beforehand with non-electrical means for illumination and cooking The Puerto Rico Water Resources Authority is ever alert to provide continuous electric service and to reestablish it promptly when trouble

develops.

Box

In cases of danger to life or property it is first necessary to imspect the

45§. Loiza Station, Santurce (t@ephone 6-4730 or 6-3103); Charles Snow (telephone 6-3747); or Capt. Jane Morales (telephone

lines before service is reestablished. The delay in restoring service will then be caused by our first duty to protect life and property. In restoring service the order of priority will be as follows: 1—

Red Cross Reports

public buildings where masses of peoples are sheltered, 4—

Total Aid To Chile

being sold under emergency circumstances, 5—

_cogiact

Markell

Hospitals, 2—

tributed a total of 12 million swiss francs worth of aid to the earth-

quake victims of Chile, the League of Red Cross societies has announced.

league

countries plies or

et of

the the

said

total

contributed funds, relief services to

first

immediate

disaster

needs The

league, whose emergency funds were heavily taxed, appealed to the national societies which have funds

Chile

to expedite

supplies

Chilean.

Red..Cross.

still

in hand

dispatch

for

to the

Fire

fighting

indispensable

In the rural areas priorities will be as follows: 1— Dairies having refrigeration installations 2— Industries 3—

Stores and

residences

ees

installations

and

Mercantile

commodities

Residences

tries.

53 suphelp

victims.

3—

establishments open for business where

GENEVA (®—Red Cross so ‘ties from all continents have com

The

First Aid Stations,

and

are

indus-

cate

Keep Cool, Don't Freeze DEAR ANN LANDERS: I feel a little stupid writing in for advice. I’m not a teenager; I’ve been married and

fairness:

divorced, in fact.

sister’s boy-girl

__DEAR for you. not

;

The man I’m interested in is a captain in a very nice dining

isn’t

it, Ann.

I’ve

seen him in an old he still looks good

sweater to me.

and

The

that

trouble

don’t

want

Ramirez

LANDERS:

I’m

the

three

weeks

ago.

private

mental

hospi-

him “Daddy is terribly tired because he is working so hard for us.” Now that his father is gone

Are-

photo by José Garcia.)

told

Ramirez De Arellano Cousins Share Debut ses

out

party of Mis-

Carmencita

Arellano

Ramirez

Bou

Ramirez

and.

Both table

Teresita

Arellano

Apari-

% 4

Clo.

The formal party was held at the Club Caribe of the Caribe Hilton Hotel last Friday evening The

young

ladies,

who

are

cousins, were also celebrating their 16th birthday. Carmencita is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ramirez de Arellano, of Villa Caparra Teresita’s parents

are

the

Arellanos,

Jorge

also

Ramirez

Villa

young

ladies

and

their

for

the

made

was

debut

over

Amelia

French

pink.

tired

and

old

Alencon

broidered

with

the

rez ner Se

formal

gown

em.

dinner,

the

was

cousins

Georgie

Teresita’s

Tato

Vizearrondo.

te ee ee fee

the

fathers,

and

young

Miss

Sus-

were

of flowers

sent

the

and

young

Among the gifts receivCarmencita was a Cana-

fox

fur

her

stole

given

her

parents.

numerous

guests

made

champagne toasts to the happiness of the debutantes. Present at the party were the Al-

dance

Arellano.

was

pearls.

Carmeneita’s

party

dian

at-

satin

them

bouquets

ladies. ed by

tulle

was

respective

uncles

in.

Many

silk

seed

started

their

cutting

lace

their

with

rose

with

debutantes

silk

mother

among

presents

was

Casellas.

white

Her

After

gown

group

their

Ferrer.

occasion.

Teresita’s

shared

sie Torruella escorted by Fernando Marquez, Miss Millie Vizcarrondo and Chery Ramirez de Arellano, Miss Virginia Ramirez de Arellano and Miss Margarita Ramirez de Arellano escorted by her fiance, Eduardo

The

respective parents greeted their Humerous~ guests. Carmencita was attired in a Christian Dior design of pearl white peau de soie with a red satin sash. Her mother chose a _ pink Alencon lace and silk chiffon long for-

Mal

with

relatives,

Capar-

ra Both

debutantes

fredo

The

group

danced

until

and

Mrs.

Miguelito were the

young

two

to the music

-in

the

Miss

Cuqui

rer,

Miss

Sila

Rami-

mer,

and The

Montilla, Piri

Alan Gloria

Sussie Ina

Encarnita Women’s

Jenny

Thelma

Among dames

Grace

Rodriguez,

de.

Padilla,

Modesto,

Fleisher,

Prietts,

Evangelina

rez.

Also present Milagros B. de

An-

«£5?

be-

place

with

and just plain libraries? Anybody who wants an education can get it. All it takes is the

drive

and

hard

work.

A wife who would sit by with a dunce-cap on her head is just lazy. I know what I’m talking about, Ann, because my wife put me

through

law

school.

SHE

didn't

stagnate however. She studied right along with me and even

though she has no degree, she has a broader general knowledge than

many

things —OUT-

Cooking Is Fun FAMILY

SUPPER

ken

for.

would

shake

and

add

a child’s

con-

immeasurably

problems. *

ANN

LANDERS:

I am

me I could say hello to the guests but

then

room

had

spend

the

night

with

my cousins. I made it plain they couldn’t drive me out of my own

house

so go

I agreed

and

Rita

lows

were

and

I could

say

hello

upstairs.

Several of the best-looking fel-

P.: de

Gutier-

stick

about called told

very

minutes into the to

this was

nd I wish ,

friendly

tell they

around—so

40 me

I think

Berrocal and Rita Encarnacion Izauierd>.

moaned

out

I’m _ sick of it. Hasn’t “Out grown Wife” ever heard of extension courses, adult-education classes, correspondence courses

a hospital.

credit

Hortensia

Tell

13. My sister who is 17 is jealous of me because I am prettier than she is. Last night my sister had a boy-girl party and Mother told

were Mesdames Rodriguez, Eledui-

Martinez,

Eddy

HEART:

is no longer on vahe became ill and

Badillo,

Iris

Wife’

was

them

Ayala, Tete Z. de Rodriguez, EvanN.

DEAR

Torres de Mon-

Amador de

bawlworked

Curried Chicken and Green Beans Steamed Rice Mango Chutney Salad Bowl Crisp Rolls Pineapple Beverage z

his

Albino

Daisy

fidence

Mes-

Perez

she

Explain that Daddy loves him very much and is trying hard to get well soon so he can come home. Children adjust to the unhappy truth far better than to the frosting-covered lie. And _ they are capable of understanding a great deal more than we give

This

Edna

Antonia

de Vicenty, Helen

Anita

Others were Mesdames Luz De-

gelina

Auxiliary )of othe

Lugo,

woman

CURRIED CHICKEN GREEN BEANS

AND ‘

Ingredients: 2tablespoons flour, 1 can (12 12 ounces) Chic-

broth

with

rice,

1 to 3 tea-

spoons curry powder, 1 teaspoon instant minced onion, 1 cup diced cooked chicken, 1 cup draiply. And then there is always ned cooked cut-up green beans, the risk that the youngster will- lean (6onces) sliced broiled learn the truth from an outsider. mushroonms.

nes

Levin,

PalMarie

were

This because

When children’ sense _ that adults are hiding something, their fears and anxieties multi-

Emily S. de Vinas, Isabel G. de Bianchi, Marisa Colon de Quino-

Luis

Arel-

had

and

Esteves

a vacation

pretense much tell me how to

HEAVY

Allen Daddy cation; that

zoloto, Carmen Amato de Figueroa, Georgie Rosario de Asensio,

Misses de

Fiaguada,

Nilda

Rosita

Rexach

HEART

DEAR

celebrated

guests

Hilda

Rios

Antonia

the

Steff

the

—HEAVY

name of the group of doctors’ wives. Mrs. Esteves organized the hair style show.

tila,

Ramirez

Valdes.

Mrs.

Fer-

Rico

handle this. I feel absolutely lost.

Doctors of of the Uni-

Arminda Fonseca modeled. An orchid corsage was given

Cam-

Maria

Maimy,

Fernandez,

Rodriguez,

Vizcasillas,

Cordova,

of Puerto

Daddy

keep up the longer. Please

their first meeting at a luncheon last Saturday in the Swiss Chalet. The meeting was organized and presided over by Mesdames Armonia Artes de Stiehl, Vilma Delia Hidalgo de Tur and Mercedita Soldevila de Cuevas. A painting was raffled among the guests and a hair style show was presented by the Modern Hair Style Institute. The Misses Thelma Coll, Nilda Rexach, Nadya Cuevas, Carmen Rexach, Marta

lia

Gonzalo

Mejia,

versity

them Lydia

Margarita

Calderon,

Guerra,

morning

of the orchestra

pos, Hector and Roberto

Pedreira,

guests

Miranda. Among Misses Catherine

Stud and Eugenia

lano,

ee coe anh ee ee

Mr.

Julio Vizcarrondo, the Angel Francos, Mr. and Mrs. Johny, Rodriguez, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Rexach, the Antonio Bonellis and the Horacio Surias.

escort

Part-

Torruellas,

Society of Graduate the School of Medicine

him

because he needs the rest. I can’t

By Nory Segarra the coming

things.

Allen keeps asking where he is and when he’s coming home. I’ve

450 guests attended

she

desire,

When Allen would ask ‘“‘What’s the matter with Daddy?” I’d tell

Here And There

About

of her. I’ve listened to this jazz from my sister-in-law for years, and

FREEZE.”

ANN

throw

YOUNG DEBUTANTES—Lovely young cousins shared a si xteenth birth day party and a debutante ball Friday evening in the Club Caribe of the Caribe Hilton Hotel. Pictured from left to right are: Frank Ramirez de Arellano, Mrs. Frank Ramirez de Teresita

cause

ly silent and then he’d go to the other extreme and shout and

(STAR

“Outgrown Wife” my first letter to

head. “Outgrown

right on the ma“KEEP COOL —

DON’T

now

Miss

The

an egghead and she’s a knuckle

tal. For several months previous to his collapse he was alternate-

and

LANDERS:

for years to put her husband through college and now ‘he’s

His father had a nervous break-

Arellano,

time

dewn

ANN

a newspaper.

mother of a 10-year-old -boy. I need some advice on what to tell this sensitive child.

Ramirez

Your

Wait.

beef from prompts this, ed

17-year-old

directions are yennaise jar.

DEAR

Carmencita

come.

her

party.

his friends and didn’t speak their language. She also hinted that her Ph. D. was was asham-

Miss

JEAL-

for people in their late 20’s?— SALAD COOK . DEAR SALAD COOK: The BUT

Arellano,

to let my emotions get out of control. Your teenage pamphlets won’t help, if you know what I mean. Do you have some advice

Ilano, the debutantes, Mrs. Jorge Ramirez de Arellano.

OF:

OBJECT: The advice is A 13-year-old girl does

DEAR

ing clothes are tuxedos, so I tiou,ht at first I might have been carried away by the gla-

But

OBJECT

belong

will

room. I’m a salad cook. His work-

mor.

—

OUSY

;you'd

wanted

did.

After

my mother kitchen and my

room.

simply, rotten

give

e advice on human righ

THEM

Method: Put flour in a 1%or 2-quart saucepan. Gradually add the chicken broth (not the

rice), stirring until smooth each

addition:

now

powder

and

curry and tely and

add

after

-the

rice,

onion.

Cook

stir constantly over moderalow heat until thickened bubbly.

Add chicken, beans drained mushrooms.

and well Reheat.

Serve

with

is a

sauce;

rice. make

tablespoon

This it

thicker,

flour.

thin add

chie-

ken or beans may be added. For a really hot curry, add the 3 tea-

spoons

curry powder.

Save one-pound baking powder cans and use then for steaming

those holiday.

puddings.

Take eggs (to be used in a cake) out of the refrigerator about half anihour before you start your . PSS >? atin.

asrisieds

di’

Hoare

mtn

a a ap

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, July 26, 1960

Miss Etna Casanova, Mario Rosa Married In Sacred Heart Church Saturday Morning Miss £tna Dr. Nicolés

Casanova Vega and Rosa Garcia were

married last: Saturday morning inj the: Church “@f the Sacred Heart Min Santurce. The Rev. Gomez officiated at the wedding ceremony. The

bride

and

Mrs.

has

is the daughter

José

of Mr.

Casanova,

bachelor

Jr.

science

.She

degree

“% | from Russell Sage College in Troy, N.

The groom is the son of Mr. and

s|Mrs. Nicolas Rosa of Santurce. He

studied

cine

The

the

bride

bouquet

the

School

University chose

taffeta

a gown

and

Medi-

Puerto of white

Alencon

lace

embroidered with seed pearls. wore a short French tulle

She veil

attached to a crown of Alencon lace. Her bridal bouquet was of pale pink camellias. The bride was given in marriage by her father and her mother was

her matron of honor. Her gown was of old-rose peau de soie. Nicolas Rosa was

the best

man.

The bridesmaids were Mrs. Rosy C...Rada Cabrera

and and

the Misses Teresita Angelina Cordova.

They wore gowns of blue taffeta. The Pablo

ushers Rada,

for the wedding were Dr. F. Pérez Vivas

and Dr. Rizeck. Following the ceremony, about 270 guests attended the reception

at the Fiesta

Room

of the Conda-

MAGA BLOSSOM—Mrs. Joaquina Rodriguez de Madera, raght, shows the deep pink Maga blossom to her guest,

Br.

Shirley

Chatock,

her Isla Verde

left, at a recent

home.

(STAR

photo

cocktail

party

by Deanna

Morris.)

Beach Hotel. The young couple will their honeymoon traveling

the

island.

They

home at the turce. ~

will

Navy

spend around

make

Station

their in

San-

Dr. Chartock Makes Independent Study

On Puerto Rican Travelers’ Aid Program By DEANNA A

New

MORRIS

York

@ommittee

vitally

Advisory

being

formed

interested

the

welfare

the adult migrants. According to Dr. Chartock, she

has

been

working

with

Dr.

Chartock,

who

here for a little over has

traveled

Mrs.

Pe-

land

the

to her home

has

NEW

been

Church

two weeks,

throughout

the

Dr.

York

Chartock

york

here

jiven

erde

explained a

her

cocktail

honor

home

her party

the

Mrs.

Isla

Joaquina

$6ariguez de Madera last Thursday

afternoon.

g member

@f the the

Dr.

Mrs.

the

Aid

Board

Society

States.

Chartock an

Madera

National

Travelers’

United

doing

the

independent

Travelers’

Aid

present study

program

Puerto Rico as a background for fhe formation of the New York eommittee.

“She hopes to discover just how the

New

York

committee

may

est fulfill its functions by tudying the Puerto Rican committee set-up. :

; A member of the Travelers’ Aid Society in New York city, r.

Chartock

Board

also

of Education

pator between e community.

fie comm

the

city’s

as a coordi-

the school and Her particular

is in West

Manhat-

tan.

city.

Director

Mrs.

Colén

Employment

with

the

way

Mrs.

Colén

and

the Department of Labor and Migration have formed commu-

same

ration

lines

here,

as those

enlarging

Etna

Casanova

became

Saturday

morning

(STAR

photo by

in Santurce.

with

Sacred

Deanna

Heart

Morris.)

Exercise

York.

Equipment

ASK FOR IT NOW AT YOUR FAVORITE SUPERMARKET OR GROCER’S

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nity committees.” She will suggest the formation of the new York Advisory Committee along

the

Rosa

Secu-

rity here in Puerto Rico. Dr. Chartock is “most impressed

in New

KFEP FIT & RELAXED

is-

visiting the various commuvy Dr. Shirley K. Chartock to troamérica Pagan de Colén for nity organizations. &lp ease the problems faced the past eight years to solve the She will remain here the rest by migrant Puerto Ricans problems of migration and orienof the week before returning wpon their arrival to New tation of Puerto Ricans in New

York city.

1] RIDE—Miss

Casanova

in the

—_

opeplan-

ned committee to include the community leaders, representatives of all services such as health, education, welfare and

area

council

The

leaders.

New

York

Travelers’

Aid

Society has sponsored, since 1953, the Youth Ambassador program which sends a students, 16-18 years

group of old, from

different churches to Puerto Rico to live with local families. The youths

churches speak

then

and

before

return to their

communities groups

and

citizens

on their stay here. Actording to Dr. Chartock, this program helps to

reduce

the

amount

pre-

Working with youngsters is judice against the Puerto Rican not new to Dr. Chartock, who migrants within the communities. has long been interested in their Welfare. She has traveled to London and Liverpool to study the fortich approaches to juvenile @elinquency. 1863 Loiza St. ;

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THE SAN JUAN

STAR — Tuesday, July 26, 1960

LETTERS QPERATION

(The Most Rev. James P. McManus, bishop of the Ponce Roman Catholic Diecese, has taken issue with an editorial tr the STAR of July 22 and with an analytical article by

Horst

Buchholz

ing

letter

in this newspaper

received

yesterday, THE

Sir: After

on July 12. In the follow-

the

Bishop

BISHOP’S

states

his

views.)

paper

now,

VIEW

The

editorial

Letter”

the

July

shows.

edition

lamentable

lack

the

STAR,

“A

analytical

New

prowess

—at

least let us call it fhat rather than the intention to misinform. 1. I said in my letter that we would aid in the “formation” of the party, but the Editor somehow has us taking an active Part in the campaign and elections. 2. I said that my letter (with its clear indication of motives) “was an answer to the critical and erroneous interpretations given to the words of the Bishops, especially by those “fervent Catholics” who so abound in these days (read the papers if you do not believe me) but who do not make profession of their Catholicity except to criticize and show their indignation at the words or acts of the bishops or priests.” In this simple statement of facts, intended merely to point Out that many who are proclaiming themselves “fervent Catholics” (but with no right to the title in fact), do so merely to give

credit

ment

the

CAP,

silence

tion”

to their

Editor

that

protest

finds

words

or show

1. a thinly

regrets

sincere

criticism;

no one

who

of indignation,

veiled

to 3.

hear

the

not

because

they

“clear

criticizes the words

to be

might

holz

now,

if I may,

a comment

(American Concept I find the following

1. That

the

Challenged) in the STAR of misstatements in the article:

campaign

for

approval

Bill

4. That Bishop McManus has criticized Munoz Marin is divorced and remarried@—that is absolutely false.

the

That

care

few

May

Capitolio—that 100,000

fainted,

people

will

frenzied

not

true

without

prove

crowd

and

CLYDE

DICKEY

Sir: The

undersigned

(116

areas

in are

not

satisfactorily served with telephone service, even though some of the residences here are up to ten years in existence. We consider # quite unfair, and cannot understand

why

being

served

much

Telephone

Passed over.

newer

the

Company,

areas

Puerto and

Bishop

signatures)

reside

are

Rico

five

cops

incident,

are

What happened to the

Much-publicized ‘‘expansion.”’ We demand action on the follow-

ing

right

to deprive

him

Developments,

I have of the

no grat-

ification. If he wants information,

Piedras,

Rio

NX QR]’nw

POTOMAC STAR

Our

behavior

must

ing. Cuba’s Castro, inveigh against us

TV, Our

improv-

who used to all night on

now now exhausts the sins in three short

list of hours.

“ss

Ike will give secret information

to Kennedy

Adlai

Bowles. EO

Johnson,

Stevenson Frankly,

just doesn’t to

and

round

have

the

and

but net

Chester

government

enough

secrets

has

decided

Janet

reading

by Mr.

the

one,

Tournament,

than

West—

Middle

easy

writer’s

still

see,

ago

as the

massive

bat

for

the

nomi-

the

with

back

march

suffered

doomed

last

ambition

cliche

and

mind

thick

though

and

movingly

reach

proclaim

Taft of

for

Robert be.

public pit of his advisers.

this

the

that

gallant |

Presidency.

ghosts

yesterday, city

Eisenhower

are

the

eight

forces

frantic

long

years

grappled

always,

Taft

chief lights

and

action,

day

Robert from

stood

Taft.

night,

was

Taft’s

the

Eisenhower

strength

and

concept

public

was

of, what

eye

operating

Middlewestern;

and

wholly

Eisenhower’s

not

mother

that

The

Eastern

“modern”

find

but not an ultimate war.

‘One

from

dominion,

country?

Puerto

Rico,

per-

is a colony?

However, what has me even more confused is how a U. S. citizen is

to prove

the

legally

was

Eastern. So when the smoke had cleared, the losers, for the record, were Taft and the Middle West; the winners, Eisenhower and the East. Now, looking back on the past Chicago from the Chicago of the present, one sees that the victory was far from total

the

new

these

Republicans

Republican

less-than-frantic

on, is a bridge and blend Eastern New Guard. Taft

soon

here.

And is to

They they

die.

But

Taft

had

Presidential

present

won

pominee

about

proceedings,

between the Taft was beaten here,

Republicanism,

Richard

Old yes.

diluted

great

emerge

still

have

looked come

homeward home

to the

real

capital

of the

he could feet

upon

ever

States,

is “Mr.

tell. Chicago

a ladder

United

the

GOP 5

again.

dent

his

lives

they are really in trouble~ Republicans have returned.

once again—as always whep the Middle West that the

and gulping young man of 1952, who obscurity to a gilt-edged nomination

than

the was

have

Nix-

Guard and And Taft

perhaps,

—

battle,

Republicans assembled here Chicago means much. But to this man, Richard Nixon, it means incomparably

the

through’

place when

Rico

the

from

does Mr. Monagas Rico in this category

Puerto

His

room as he

coun-

com-:

of staff, he strode caucus glinting on his eyeglasses

that

citizens

in|

the Republican Party. Worked On His Own

Removed

basic

were

over

and

of action

should

this

forward

commander, his own corridor, the endless

For

that

less

oc-

; national

The shy leaped from

naturalized try.’

going

is an

back

confused.

states

nomination

; inevitable

reaching

Republican”

and

fortune

higher

than

had for

now.

so quickly Vice-Presi-

all

the more-

eight

years

ago put

had

ever

dreamed

to reach.

TODAY'S

BEST FROM EUROPE \

”

impos-

‘sibility of becoming a naturalized citizen of Puerto Rico when Puerto

Ricans are U. S. citizens. Mr.

Monagas

our

rules

the

above of,

adds

that

for amateurs’ clause

‘under

of which

apparently

continentals

not

having

three years residence are ineligible which

has be

never

been

classified

and

can

amateur

sport. He also speaks of ‘‘our stand-

Bureaucrat—

A fellow who car put his relatives on the payroil without

running

for office. Cube: A

went

. who

the

Eisenhower.

Ohio, and

can

party

to represent and provided that it is ilegally impossible to become

haps,

long

battled

rule of the International Olympic Committee says that ciitzens of a dominion, colony and mother country are eligible to wear the colors of each country provided that they have lived at least three years in the dominion, colony or mother country which they wish

colony

Taft his

In the

as to why

International

Why Puerto

movements

own and

explanation

myself

Monagas

A. in

Taft’s

three in any

ards”

college. eee

The government proposes a fair advertising code for makers of

girdles. These fellows have been tia

with

regard

his

endorse-

ment of the players who will compete

square

suits

such a place as this. But, forgive the hackneyed expression if you will, they do hover here all the same. As a bystander I, for

perspec-

Monagas

of Gen.

Oper-

a continental must have years residence to compete

never

glossary:

oddly

whose

triumphant

begin

Dwight

House,

What

Lincoln,

years ago. word, is the more

nation

Robert

Condon

NOTE:

Abraham

hundred

White

defeat

not to let

involved

Piedras,

implying

Chicago

and

Convention.

It was here also, in that same year, that the brilliantly wrongheaded, the brave and honorable “Mr. Republican,” the late Sen,

but he fails to explain why amateur rules are being applied to a sport

Ed 5

Bureas

Federal

Rio Piedras, P. R.

KNEBEL

Washington

percent

part

FEVER

FLETCHER

tomorrow ninety

just

Chicago,

Fifth

Ursula M. von Eckardt

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Mr.

1. Immediate installation of a he will ask it, and then I will give Public telephone in the San Fran- it in measured terms: but if he cisco Development Commercial still believes his own Story, and Center to serve this entire area shows a desire to dispute the Mentioned above 2. Installation of new telephones fact with me, I hear him and say before the end of 1960 for all resi- nothing. It is his affair, not mine, dents of this area who have ap- . ” Plied for this service. fee ne a aon Jet Signed by Residents of Buomas Jefferson Raneare, San Francisco and ‘i November 24, 1808.

Maria

sea

become

given

is gratified

And

nostalgia,

it is the capital, still, of the Republican Party. The Middle West is the heartland of Republicanism, the birthplace of the Grand Old Party and the spiritual home of the first

If your circulation drops by one the near future it is because

After

Chicago.

National

It is the capital of a vast area called the American

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took

suits

remembrance,

Republican

and

tive? Is it seeing the world from Fifth Avenue or from the cemmunity level? Every community has its Munocrats and Benicrats by other names, and its local issues.

all men by force of argument to one opinion? If a fact be misstat-

by a belief of it, and

strell

over

EDITOR’S

“When I hear another express an opinion which is not mine, I say to myself, he has a right to his opinion, as I to mine; why should I question it? His error does me no injury, and shall I become a Don Quixote, to bring

the

(Miss)

QUINONES

it is probable

that

Rio

that

oddly

iin

For if this sprawling, brawling city itself is traditionally an urban Democratic stronghold, this is far more than merely a city,

whether

ation Fly-Speck.

QUOTATION OF THE DAY, DEDICATED TO

ed,

The convention convention.

the

White

meeting place for the Republicans. So it is the seat ef ‘many mixed memories for them. For example, it was here that the, Republican marshaled in 1952, after 20 years in exile from the

and

this reader

of Ponce

ir:

atmosphere

overhangs

Ss.

papers,

herself

front

who

homecoming

CHICAGO—An

Sir:

William

President,

because

except

si MONSERRATE

Munocrats,

headed

etc.

Republican

12.

necessary.

are residents of Bucaré, San Francisco and Santa Maria Developments, of Rio Piedras.

The

the

single

James McManus FOR

chanted,

The remaining ten would sigh, shrug its shoulders and go on living as though nothing happened.

by the Roman Catholic Bishops of San Juan and Ponce—that is not true 2. That the churches were opened to get signatur es of the faithful—that is not true. 3. That Bishop McManus is an arch-enemy of Mufioz Marin— that is not true.

curred

Buch-

was

aware

the world would hardly take notice.

serve

July

very

conclusion,

It was only after a quick trip to New York, a diet of stateside

afraid

implica-

by Horst

the

beneath

or acts of the bishops

on the article

become

Avenue that I realized how utterly insignificant are! the problems of Puerto Rico in the world picture. If this island were to vanish

can be a “good Catholic’; 4. an invitation to all Catholics to Meditate seriously before saying anything if they want to avoid being called “pariahs.” ; Gracious me! what a genius the Editor is if he can get so much from so little. But where there is a will there is a way!

And

six~ months

or not the Catholic Bishops have a right to sponsor a. political movement and before you know it your whole perspective has been disarranged.

critical

unfortunate

have

charming

some

disturbing

versus

in this state-

warning

your

for

too interesting. This may seem like a paradox but actually it is not. One reads the Star and suddenly finds that she is swept up in such problems as the Benicrats

Sir:

Pastoral.

reading

little

_ Chicago Is A Natural _ For COP Convention

FLY-SPECK

in the F.0.Q.

Tournament

but

fails to disclose what standards he has set for the players in order to get the endorsement of

the

local

government.

Mr.

Monagas’

many

questions

unanswered

than

today

explanation

in my

as it must

1,000 bowlers

leaves

mind

still

to the more

in Puerto

Rico

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‘THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, July 26, 1960

FMS

=the San Juan Star P

(430 Willtam

Bex

4137.

Comercio

Sam

St.

Juan,

Puerte

Impareial

Lice

Building)

Dorvillier

Editor-Publisher

£ William J. Kennedy ’Paublished every morning except Sunday at San a Star Publishing Corporation ;

Mail

: E@ecutar fir

Cewles.

Jenn

Zerbe.

Subscription

Chairman

Executive

iwwmivimebgioisie

pes ee

(Payable

the

highway end. day

/ Possessions,

time

to Sunday

last

Territer.

$69

3 Mos. $ 7.00

1 Mes $ 2.50

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$12.60

Advance) on

request

Sign

first

accidents

a BATCH THE CHALLENGER IN ACTION!

6 Mos. $14.00

countries

in many

fatalities in Puerto

mobile

ether

RAINING CAMP

Goard

President

EDITORIALS

Hopeful For

Vice

Siss oo Rates

the

a ¥r. $ 3.00

Mail

Tel. 3-3460 - United States,

Kates

Gardner

Managing Editor Juan, P. R. by the

night,

was

week,

the

214.

weeks,

there

were

Rico over the last weektoll of deaths

That

hopeful

was

sign

in auto-

the toll on

that

all

the

Fripubli-

city, the police crackdown,

and all the statements

officials of the government

may

at long last be achiev-

héeei.er

ing results. ‘ There is always the possibility, of course, that the lull in killing may be a temporary one. We hope not. But if it should be, we must be grateful that those four or five who

usually

die on a normal

still alive yesterday. The thought of the be enough to spur the civic clubs, newspapers,

weekend

were

lives that were saved should government, the police, the radio and television stations

, and all individuals’ who drive, to intensify the campaign

to reduce the highway death toll. Favorable results * should stimulate the campaign and encourage new ideas, greater activity and complete dedication by everyone to the objective of saving more and more : lives.

| Professionals z > — i

dominant

In Action

Popular

Bee

Democratic

Party,

in the

driver's seat for 20 years, has learned its political

doesn’t

: |

lessons well. With Gov. Mufioz Marin, one of the world’s most adept politicians at the helm, the party

‘

pass

any

opportunity

4th

ceremonies,

ate with its message. In the July

reach

the

elector-

principle

orator,

‘ SAY,

AINT

;

Fae

SEEN

You

POWAY

Party

to qualify

* j 5 ; :

tions and, if they do, to compete against the Popular Democrats for_votes. In the Constitution Day ceremonies in Ponce yesterday, another real pro at the political game, House Speaker Ernesto Ramos Antonini was the principle

By Ralph CHICAGO—Republican platform makers must make a calculated gamble. A platferm is like a roll of the dice. It may produce a seven or a snake-eyes.

McGill at least, seem to say to politicians that there is no longer a‘“working class.” Has our fantastic standard of living, of which installment purchasing is so vital a part, made us all one

speaker

The Democrats throw. They have

great middle class? Indeed, the pinched ones of our nation are not “workers,” in the old sense of the word, but elderly persons on pensions and the “white collar’ employes at medium wage levels.

a slate of candidates

before

estimated

registration in the

10,000

in order

November

persons.

Speaker

“vances

such

Indepen@ence

Day

and

' day’s,

gala

affairs

for

all

political affiliations. A third consideration weeping in the Popular seems

worthy

note:

the

people,

regardless of

es.

is not likely to cause any Democratic camp, but it only

the

administration

It is quite improbable that the heads of the CAP, Party and the Independence

Party were invited to “share time” with the Popular

Democratie party’s political orators. Seems to us that the opposition parties can make a good case for equal time on radio and_teleyisi , if

Speaker

Ramos Antonini’s

the

wants

address of yes ees

y was

Tie

Best

elderly

that

form

people;

have already made their bet their political stakes

conclusion some

most

medical

that

there

the

nation

insurance

for

demand

for

increase, willing

that

the

to pay

for

people more

future demands

are

. especially deny

aH these things,

the latter.

that

None will

educated

nation

is a necessity in the age already here

‘But,”

ask

willing

which

pay

for

expansion

concentrations

business

American

urban

Dem-

giveaway”

taxes

and wage

and

natural, rapidly

buy it as a in a nation with

growing

populations

creating

one,

industrial

special problems? thinkers GOP The

the

view new

before us. the people

socialistic

for

earners? Or will they necessary development becoming

the

people

“a

paid

must

inflation

it?”

the American platform

ocratic

and

it which we see_ the Republicans, “are

have

wrinkling

been

their brows. They want to believe that a than conservative generally more platform that of the Democrats will, have greater vote appeal. ; The

discus d

; ction

aed on

vad th

surface

all

these

the

word

taxes

has

be-

come a sensitive one. They wince at the sound of it. This explains why school bond issues and

schools

and the education of all those who want college and lack money, because the American

WANN

For

low-cost -housing; that the : gross national product must

Will

power, the Popular democrats, has the opportunity to take advantage of these crowds for political speechthe Republican Statehood

WRENN

Constitution

Day. These are days for all the citizens, not only those who support one of the political parties. ae Another consideration is that publicity paid with , public funds brings out the crowds, while other public ? expenses go into making observances, such as yester-

Platfo

elec-

~ . Ramos devoted his opportunity to an attack on the * Republicans, the second party in Puerto Rico in the 1956 elections and believed_ by some observers to be stronger this time than they were four years agu. There’s nothing unsual or out of line in members - of one party attacking those of another party in an election year. That’s the game, and it should be played to the hilt. But it seems to us that it would be much more appropriate to confine those partisan speeches to occasions of a strictly political nature, not * on holidays traditionally dedicated to patriotic obser'

Conservative

onvince

to discuss the new and controversial Christian Action is seeking

AARNW’Y

‘

qui, departed from the usual Independence Day themes which

cans

ONY

(CAP)

epu

BEFORE 2” °

former Senate majority leader Victor Gutiérrez Fran-

;

Divo S. Leans Post-Dispotc.

SOMEPLACE

‘ R

MAUD

ei gee

The

admittedly

needed

provements

have

municipal been

and

state

frequently

im-

nullified

voters.

The GOP strategists are about convinced that the Democratic platform can, be turned into a new-tax-threat with which to clobber the makers of it. This is precisely where the Democrats declare there is a wide gulf in public respon-

sibility. at

The

nation

whatever

obligation

growing

the

old,

nor

and

delay

may

can’t

There

of the less,

GOP.

struggle

and,

its

young

for

nation

married

and

charge.

and

vitally

country

expect

its

fail

it deprive

Democrats

the

measures the

platform and say we can,

Says

can

and

the

to frighten of

its children,

cannot

housing.

Republicans,

willing

educate

cost.

population

couples

health

must

the

thus

necessary its

future

stand

Democrats

are

defeat to

the

security.

their

fight it through—the Democrats and must, afford it. The GOP

and

don't

some

But

need

basis

this

power.

sometimes,’

to do

for

this

is politics. It

can

brutal.

so. indictment

Politics ruthless,

is a reck-

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, July 26, 1960

Juvenile Narcotics Addiction A Problem

Flourishes On

Crime

100th St. (In New York City’s toughest block, “you can be a Puerto

| Rican,

a Negro.

you're

there

borhood

Until they

for, you’re

ex-con.) By

ing

the

escapes

York

Times

rays,

striking

building fronts

the

choked

sun

sets,

how-+

intense

activi-

ters darkness. They harbor the city’s highest rate of juvenile delinquency. one

ten-block

area,

Ninety-ninth

bound-

and

104th

Streets, and by First and Third Avenues, 158 of every 1,000 children under 16 years old have A in

trouble

during

daylight,

but at night

crime

takes over with juvenile delinquency predo minant.

$$ $$+

US Weather Bureau

Munocrat Predicts His Faction Will Cet

guess

Democrats’ Okay Victor Gutierrez Franqui, Mufiocraft leader, predicts the National Democratic Party will aceredit his faction as “the only legal Democratic Committee in Puerto Rico.” Gutierrez returned Saturday

from

Los

Angeles

where

Following

Democratic the It

support

stand flict

gavel and

Invocation—Rabbi

Temporary

rules

Report

permanent

Rico

cratic

Party

After

said,

two weeks.”

Title

Committee

and

not

the

Puerto

committee

Demo-

Rico. Gutierrez

will

launch

a drive to “revitalize” and make itself “more effective.” Under no circumstances, Gutierrez added,

will the committee in

local

move

to par.

allegiance,

Star

Hillel

Silver,

Spangled

Martin

Banner.

Benediction—Bishop

Gerald

Hamilton

Dept.

the

Capt.

who

of Massachusetts.

Halleck. national Repcas e for a Rep.

Kennedy,

Los

An-

the

Commerce, for

was prethe U. S*

honored

his

secutive years of the U. S. Weather

con-

service with Bureau.

Second

Boreham,

and

such

were

mind

you

an a

six-time

for

cialist

York

ticket

for a

camie

year-old

Carnegie

from

ing

white

and

floor

will’ be

gold,

lively red fabrics

It is a block

off

teen-agers

where

a fire have

other

tops

policemen

hydrant

opened,

that have

two

watched

the

roof.

with drawn pistols. Strangers Stand Out

almost by

where

many,

SoNew

spotted

bad

heavily populated blocks. thousand persons are esti-

mated

live

tenement

its

twenty-six

buildings.

whose reek

grime-encrusted decayed

laughing,

calling

music.

Pena—it

is finishing

with and

Bik

out,

the’

and

rear

comparatively

quiet,

glass crashes occasionally. A former war counselor for a fighting gang in the area, Tomi

Tom,

with

Girls Plan Fight He explained that the girls belonged to the Conservative Frenchies ,a relatively peaceful club that had become embroiled with the Arabian Queens, a similar group near by. “Cinny has to go fight with

not

his

parole

real

after

name—

spending

wounding

Tomi I Love You a man in his late

air that

severity,

combines

is’ well

known

20’s

squealing.

“Tomi I love you!” said one, a blond girl in red blouse and shorts, who seemed no more than 11, although she was 14. Her COMmpanion

darke:

to settle it,’ he said.

would

use

maybe

fists,

pins,

knife.

He pointed to two boys, about 14, sitting side by side on the curb in the darkness. Their eyes were closed, their heads were falling forward jerkily. Tomi, who once used heroin himself, said, : ‘They’re hooked. They start off

with wine.

Then they start waking

sick

feelimg

(marijuana).

them snort

and

yerba

Somebody

offers

tecata (heroin) and they it. Pretty soon they’ve got

a golden

nose.

cheaper

Then

shoot

they

find

their

its

arm.

Their car, their clothes their house all go into their arm, their golden arm.” Lessons in Acting ‘Natural’ Tomi had carefully disarrayed the reporter’s clothes, had shown him how to walk, had given him a bag of potato chips to appear

“natural.’’ But after a few rounds of the block, he advised leaving.

“They're beginning to wonder about you,’”’ he said. “They’’ were groups of lounging youths who did not stare directly but glanced half around

the

passers-by,

voices

explod-

Puerto Rican, a Negro. Until they know just who you are and what you’re

there

ble’,” Tomi

for,

your’re

trou-

explained.

House-Building Machine

Developed By Russians (AP)

—

Tass reports

the Russians have developed a house-building machine. The So-viet

news

agency

was

used

five-story

cently.

its

units

the

but

Moscow not

walls

device

together

account

mechanizes

hoisting ed

said

putting

house

chine

also

a re

‘the

ma-

only

the

prefabricatthe

construc-

tion of large panel and large block buildings. It is operated by an

8man

team.

Red China Goofs Again

gaiety to the

youth on the block. In a black hallway two forms moved suddenl from the darkness and hugged

him,

girls

MOSCOW

garbage.

On a Saturday night they resound continually to voices talk: radio

tomor-

ing suddenly twenty yards back, a young man who passed quickly, almost brushing by. “On this block you can be a

distrusted.

six years in jail for man in a shooting.

chairs

covered’

most Four

equally

‘Sure Tomi.”

a ‘stranger

immediately

courtyards,

is getting

and

turn

$66,000 worth of refurbishing. The tired tomato shade of its interior will give way to gleamand

its

from the Twenty-third Precinct, responding to the familiar call

ing,

(A— P) SeventyHall

Street.”

can-

the

vacation~

YORK

roster.

some

ments,

Carnegie Hall Getting Thorough Going Over NEW

delinquency

halls

would

unsuccessful

President

and

make

Ash-gray, standing six-stories high are the crumbling tene-

bet on the Democrats but with very small odds in their favor,” Thomas told a Portland Evening Press reporter.

didate

to assault

man—

not—I

van-

It is, as well, one of the city’s

ticket

betting

theft,

through

“pushing,”

“Business

and,

outbreak

I’m

and

It is a block

the November election, barring unexpected external develop-

ments war.

truancy,

among

Victory

Kennedy-Johnson

has

of its narcotics record, acquired the nickname

family.

SCARBOROUGH, Maine (AP) —Socialist Norman Thomas has said he expects a victory for

the

which

youth workers. ranging from _per-

block’s

the

Norman Thomas Sees

Democratic

Concern

been known to come in fours. Two turned off the water, while

commissioner

Simmons’

addiction,

children

Public Works Dept. perfrom the Harbor Dept.;

Capt.

Because it has of

Harlem's

Tomi asked the first.

them Sunday

Avenues.

Addiction

narcotics

Present at the ceremony were Gov. John D. Merwin; Roy W. Bornn, government secretary;

of the sonnel

the

This block paradoxically is not a center for any of East Harlem’s three major fighting gangs. It is, however, one of the most heavily hit by juvenile

this

East

“Ah Tomi, you know we can't cross that block.” Cinny answered. “‘Oh that’s right,” he said. “Be good anyway, will you?”

nail-files,

and

dalism

Dept.

was

row, Cinny?”

First

sistent

the

Harbor

Simmons

The

Morton,

committee.

presents

and

presented

scroll, which on behalf of

“If

organization. chairman Charles A. New York, chairman,

committee,

The sented

Cleveland.

Chairman

Rico

has

of St. Thomas,

and

committee. organization

Simmons

elections.

Program

ublican Congress. Tribute to President Eisenhower. President Eisenhower speaks.

Recess.

status con-

accreditation,

the

recognizes

Election of permanent Speech by permanent Rep. William Miller of

geles.

of its

national executive

State

Puerto

Islands,

Donald

“in about

Democratic

Abba

Report

congressional

decision reflect

call to order.

chairman

since

CommonBenicrats

The ex-senator stressed that the correct title of his “group” is the

Presents silver gavel to Rep. Joseph W. Report of credentials committee.

ublican

that

Rico.

Correct

~ Convention p.m.

Puerto

the Democratic

ticipate

7:00

Benicrats.

in the political in

committee

will gain

pledge

the

here

Gutierrez said the special com. mittee’s report will be made to

wise

colors,

favor statehood, the the Democrats will

that he “has no plans” to do like

p.m.

the

Committee

the Mumocrats favor wealth status and the

of the Populars here. Won't Campaign Although San Juan Mayor Felisa Rincon de Gautier has promised to campaign actively in the states if the Munocrats are aceredited, Gutierrez, former Popular Party Senate floorleader, said

6:30

convention,

speculated

Puerto

law. worker an off-

as to which

concern to Offenses

meritorious scroll to Capt. Engle

National

Munocrats

Virgin

appointed a special subcommittee to study which faction to aceredit,

succeeded in getting half of his delegation seated in the Democratic convention. He had battled the delegation of local Demoerats led by Jose A. Benitez (Benicrats). Gutierrez Sunday predicted complete victory for his “group” on the basis of “juridical” right and “practical politics.’ He explained by backing his group,

the stateside Democrats

the

Bureau

the

to some extent replaced gang activity as the major cause of

ST. THOMAS, V.. I—Ralph Higgs, chief of the U. S. Weather

same age and appeared a child. “You going to church

The

narcotics

Honors VI Employe

light

turn the lines of its fire-

worst single block, would prcbably name 100th Street between Juvenile

Peace

with

policeman or youth the area, if asked for

hand

what

a neigh-

Service

east,

ty carried on in three-quar-

been

and

ELDER News

and

ever, the streets outside are

are

into a fine gilded tracery.

Once

you

according

YORK—Around 8 o‘clock on a hot summer even-

sun’s

decaying,

just who

trouble,”

RICHARD

New

NEW

know

HONG

KONG

has

pricked

own

another

propaganda

Peiping

now

(AP)—Red bubbles.

government

has

120,000

stations

pacity

1-1/4

power.

reported

its

The

announced

water

vation

that it had

Chiof

with

million in

conser- . total

ca-

horseOctober

built; 4 million

‘sta-

tions with a capacity of 2,900,000 °

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, July 26, 1960

pails.

Bitte, Fe

eitling down across the Condado Lagoon

Ferrer

(center),

her daughter,

for the all-day celebration were Mrs. Kermit Gov. and Mrs. Luis Muioz Marin get their picture snapped Ardelle, seven (left), and Kitty. Mena. hy Colombian Ambassador Carlos Sanz de Santa Maria following

their

appearance

at a school

dedication.

onstitution Day Festivities

Resident Commissioner Dr. Antonio Fernos Isern silently comments on the heat when the air conditioning was turned off for the filming

the

sound

morning

movies

Talking together following the morning ceremony are Venezuelan Ambassador Marcos Falcén Priceno, Gov. Mu-

fioz, and Rep Joseph

M. Montoya

(D-N.

M.).

during

Fortaleza

erctiarecsceciedenecorecnbine tie

OAR

Lhe

"Te

reremonies.

A member of the Youth Regatta Club during the races at the Condado Lagoon yesterday

Me ST

afternoon.

A man who used his lungs more than the speakers yesss may have been tuba player Nelson Ortiz Parrilla, left, who played in the band for the opening of the Luis Palés Matos Jr. High School 3

Loading the cannons with fireworks in preparation for last

night’s

pyrotec

dis-

hnic . ML: play is Antonio: Amato. This was one of the biggest of the batteries ringing the Conda-

dado

Lagoon.

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, July 26, 1960 CROSSWORD \

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21. a bristle

57. scout secretly

46. candle 48. stationary portions of a dynamo 51. female sheep 2. ridge of glacial gravel (var.) 54. drollery 55.everything 56. napkin

of either 31. cushion

under dishes Answer

32. Celtic

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34. native |

Mawatian

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wrong and he deserves dit for that.

continued with the spade which South again trumped.

trumps

and

West

was

aware

that

declarer had started with an eightcard diamond suit. East disearded the four of hearts—starting a low-

South

wards dummy’s king. bed the ace as East

West grabplayed the

five. West

perfect pic-

Lhe bidding:

16. Middle Eastern country 18. young fellows 20 excludes 21, the cuttlee fish 22. avoid 24. capital of Egypt 25. slipknot 26. attempted

men 36. Japanese

to show

ture

now

now had a

declarer’s

North

East

eight

Pass

Pasg

therefore, four clubs. West realiz-

Queen

won't

of spades

give your

oppon-

ents a chance to make a mistake. they never will. West was wide

awake and

here

South

but

won a

was

declarer

battle of wits by

that

spade,

choice

but

from

his

queen. So, and

play

West

played

declarer

won

‘South’s opening bid of one diamond is perfect—this type of hand can hardly open with five diamonds because a slam might be very easy and North won’t be able to bid it. West doubled and East responded with one spade.

hand.

South slam

now

abandoned

and

jumped

Declarer

first and

the

chance

However, too

him

an idea of | West to

five

dia-

THE BETTER HALF

back

heart | king !

a club

last

from

time

finesse

South

felt a

his

came

for

had

the

club.

that

West

player

presents.

South

West's |

dummy’s

deliberately

dummy?

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ASTROLOGICAL FORECAST GENERAL TENDENCIES: Now you have a day at last when you take

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these

big

and

comprehensive .ideas .that . have been coursing through your mind and

really reduce

them

to a work-

able expression. ARIES (March 21 to April 19) can

be accomplished

today,

VIRGO

day

"CHART

(Aug.

think

pretty

yourself. Evening cial pleasures.

LIBRA All

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private

22)

much

is ideal

and

Sept.

for

Oct.

personal

so-

22)

affairs

should be handled wisely today. P.M. assist those in need. SCORPIO

(Oct.

to Nov.

:21)

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around start.

TAURUS

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Dec. 21)

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cheerful

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A fine day to get out

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out

aud meet the right people. your itinerary. AQUARIUS

(Jan.

early

Plan Feb.

exactly what you need. P.M. go

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out

bonds,

socially

and

put

dull

cares

reports,

etc. P.M.

fine

for

behind you.

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town Islands

the

However, it did say the time has come to prepare the way for a convention and election.

affairs

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in the larger addicts need-

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listed

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mail delivery of checks can be expected and to watch for them. Arrests for possession of checks

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the theft and forging of money or checks, the department advismail

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5:30- (2)

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and sewing machines, health cures peddled

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Tuesday, July 26 11:00-(4) Pototo y Filomeno 11:30—(4) Telefiesta de la Tarde 1:30—(4) “Un Ciele Desierto” 2:00—(11) En Rojo, Azul y Blanco 3:45—(2) Cortos Musicales 4:00—(2) ‘‘Lo Que Viene del Mar” 4:30—(2) Cocina del Hogar (4) “Raiders of Justice” Film (11) Pelicula de la Tarde

department

progress

was

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vance fee” racketeers, work-athome schemes, including the sale of knitting and phony

Annjell

(Listings

the

drive

a quieter

TELEVISION

9,113

over

the latest of a series of raids on a night spot area known as the

6:25—(2)

swindles,

said

made

She displayed some bruises acquired along the dumpy road to jail.

year.

In a concentrated mail

she

She

ther.”

ended

using

told to put

seven feet talt—and fat. wouldn’t even let me keep

reports

months

goose

James

ment, “and one of them was about

violations

some

dent

union funds were made by courtappointed monitors supervising

(AP)—The

record

hearing

Teamster

“It took three of those louts to handcuff my hands behind my

DeBalivier

postal

and

later, she was

Miss

Department

creased

MYSTERIANS”

Douglas

au-

hours

billed

fireworks,” her street

members themselves. Contentions of mishandling

down.

for

during the June 30.

“TONKA”

“THE

exotie with

dancer,

spiked

bar

whether

an-

Meture

RIALTO-SAN JUAN

Kirk

Office

that

BIG CIRCUS” Sal

“CRIME

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stolen

Joel McCrea FIGHT AT DODGE Cameron Mitchell

“INSIDE

in-

for

in a paddy wagon. other noisy exit.

detectives

WASHINGTON

except.

costMiss

WASHINGTON (AP)—The U. S. Court of Appeals has refused

cannot

Arrests By PO Dept. Reach Record High

STORY”

AMBASSADOR - 12 M. “GUN

and

with

matron

Will Not Bar Hoffa Hearing

on the smock for the trip to court

mails for fraudulent activities in-

Yul Brynner “ONCE MORE

two act.

kicked,

Arrests

“TEMPEST”

dancer

27-year-old

burn

Now Matinee Everyday Including Holidays

pimples

clothing.

and he prospect of appearing in court in a baggy white smock and bloomers worked wonders, though, and Clarice Annjell finally stepped into her street clothes. Miss Annjell did a good imita-

tion

Last

Twelve

A drafty cell, duty-minded cops

jump.

nude,

“The BarB-Q with refused to put on clothes.

all

night without

what was left of her for evidence, leaving

Annjell

cell

the air or making parachute jumps.

any

stationhouse

heel shoes. The

treatment

added

the

took ume

the judge:

whole

“Babette

broke both ankles during the She was a champion jumper

She

and there, and handcuffs.

American.

defendant

Miss Annjell,

here

who says she is a naturaliz-

Miss

filmed

arrested?”

answer, the detectives carried her to a patrol car. She was clad in her working clothes, a wisp

exotic

in jail naked

for

scenes

emerto

screamed with a Latin accent. Too busy fending off kicks to

was

failed

doubled

“Why

said it was “reprehensible and barbaric” to hold tamale-temper-

fiance was killed in a similar jump nine months ago. Brigillon

city judge

Judge Rodney Weiss dismissed charges of arrest, performing a and general peace des-

She fell from 5,000 feet. Her

Miss

(AP)—A

Then, promptly resisting lewd act

woman

Appeals Court

Tamale-Tempered Dancer Spends Cool Night In Jail

French Stunt Woman

BORDEAUX,

STAR — Tuesday, July 26, 1960

* KEKKEER

THE SAN JUAN

Perrerarerers

upon ~

VOUIFaES

romantic leanings. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) A PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) real abundance can soon be yours A day for long talk with any partif you concentrate early upon all ner with whom you have had any

financial and property: Kab interests Y .

relatic derstanding,

er nt bettOthe CemeAAAS,

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, July 26, 1960

String Cong

ss Is Unique School

By DONALD THOMPSON For anyone wishing to observe one of the most impressive concentrations of youthful musical

because be,

there

that

String

session

the

Inter-

Congress

under

the

distinguished

U.S.

Congress

violists

from

all

States,

direction

both chosen

(by special sponsors in

bass

players

the

United

one

Puerto

Rico,

from

Furthermore,

back

while

again, San

and

ing by a splendid trumental artists. Why

Why

Full

cording

AAAS Ringside

at the

Logart-Harvey

fight in Escobar Stadium Friday evening was more

“two TV

last like

on the aisle” for a popular show. TV personalities present

New

James Hazel

get

City,

Nev.

the

After

couple

married

Johnson

will

the

honeymoon,

home

Hawaii,

included Bobby Capo, Fidel Cabrera, the announcer, Jacobo Mo-

where Jim is on the staff of the

rales,

Antilles

actor

and

singer,

Felipe

Honolulu

Advertiser...The Command

Golf

comedian

taking

care

the

Ft.

Buchanan

1960

them

course.

laughs.

The

Hiram Sotela, director of tourism in Costa Rica, is at the Olim-

dal play...Friend Dolores DornHeft (an ex- Mrs. Franchot Tone)

writes

Court

buena

Hotel...It’s

suerte

Walter

Col.

Killilae,

Col.

Arthur Peterson,

and

adios

and

Mrs.

and

Mrs.

Lt. Col. and

Mrs. Walter Andrewsen, who are all leaving for new assignments. .. Freddie

the

and

Verdi

week-end

Stohl

the

spent

Virgin

Isl-

ands...Andres Vazquez was presented with a certificate of merit

last week by Gen. John McGee, C. O. of Army Antilles for 21 years

service

bartender

Morro Officers Club. Vazquez, the favorite “mix-master” of people now living all over the world, has probably “quenched the thirst” of

V.I.P.

bartender

’s

than

in Puerto

any

other

Rico...Friday

at the Roosevelt Roads Naval Station, Capt. John Norman

West will

relieve Capt. Onia B. Stanley, Jr.

as C. O. at a Change of Command Ceremony. Following the cere monies, the officers of the sta-

tion will host a reception

at the

base

Coqui.

officers

club,

The uniform of the day is dress whites...Dr. Carmen T, Mehia, of Humacao,

will leave August

3 for

has

Medical

Women’s

International Assn.

Women’s

Following

Dr. Mehia will Dr. Raymond where they eonvention of

Assoc...Former

Assn. this

the

Medical

convention,

join her husband, Mehia in Berlin will attend the the World Medical

island-

resident

will

from

just

hole

Hollywood

signed

Columbia

me-

that

she

contract

youngsters,

together

music

making

for

intensive

The

aim

is noteworthy,

great;

with

although

are studying

increase

past

duced a

number

critical

willing

This

partly

trist

that

has

office

furnished

iron.

Alphonse

over-wrought

Salome,

general

executive vice president of Hilton International

Inc.,

will

hosts

at a cocktail party tomorrow at 6 p.m. at the Caribe Hilton, honoring

the

hotel

chain’s

dition, the Virgin

latest

ad-

Isle Hilton.

Gerard

Hugard

O’Farrell,

and

scheduled

James

try

out

“Angel On The Loose,” the second of two original stage plays which was to have started tonight

the

celled

Tapia their

Theatre, option

departed

for

have the

New

can-

theatre

York.

Their first effort entitled ‘‘Dear Old Alma Mater,” by Stanely

Pearstein Barrie,

and

opened

starring at

the

Tapia

Wendy in

“world premiere” out-of-town tryout July 12. It was met with negative newspaper reviews, boxoffice failure and closed before

The

the of

(NBC),

nicely

items

faculty

concerts.

CAPARRA

Girl’s

MARTI:

two self

fields

Sea

works,

and

Congress

program

Composers

has

Locuras,

Subway

jardo

has

tradiand

the

stu-

one of the

will»

the _

the

present

International

Conference

Heavenly

the

three-hour

mu-

ty-

rehearsal

Thursdzy,

faculty

and

pu-

members

aides

projected

and

that

Saturday, concerts,

self

and

island

after

wife

Rican

con-

de-

Parsi’s

attending

regarding

fur-

drove

him-

San

Juan

for a mid-afternoon with officials at the

Puerto

con-

session

Harris

his

and

settling

evening

recording

ther

Strat-

another

conference Institute of

Culture.

With

on Sunday to begin

week

strenuous

In the meantiine.

has

had

String and

any to

who

with

Congress—from

faculty

work.

everyone

contact

blic—seems

the

students

sponsors

the

/merican cians,

Ac-

coming

rigorous round vities relieved social program to mountains

of ins-

scholarships?

mu-

positions

Lake,

studgnts’

Scholarships

on full

fine

course

Rigoraus

tutor-

faculty

orchestra

On the Inter versity campus,

they are

and

number

eight

provides

(consisting

faculty is remarkable, and their names constitute a roster of con-

recogni-

playing.

accepted

ready

maintenance

German,

fine

The

Being

the

dose

Faeulty

fulfills

certainly

year’s

critical

careers.

while

session

and

at a

is high

itself,

orchestras and twelve

largely of contemporary by faculty ensembles.

while this year, inquiries from orchestra managements are al-

all here on full scholarships, covering travel from their homes

and

to attend

Greenleaf

cream of orchestral matebetween the ages of 15 and

™ 21 years.

By that time a total of eighteen concerts will have been presented in Puerto Rico—six by the

and

functions.

results? last

and

Italy

a stimulat-

Congress

these

sic

arrangement with their home counteach

had

need—

young

a concentrated

{ Chile. These are no run-of-themill music students. Chosen on @ the basis of indicated talent and proven ability, they represent the rial

weeks’

constitutes

their String

composer

and

parts

Canada,

ries),

tion

String

* cellists,

OFF THE

they

fail to get—

The

“a unique summer school of orchestral technique, drawing its ‘student body of 102 violinists,

WOMAN

because

time

The

coach

somehow

music

never

For full

have

ing shot in the arm

HARRIS . «. chamber

they

concentrated sample of what really fine orchestral playing can

place, the trip over the mountains to San; German is trongly urged. national

JOHANA

THE

KLOMPEN

proof

KLUB-THE

citizenship

birth

INCOMPARABLI

a LITTLE DUTCH ISLE, CARIBBEAN STYLE e NETHERLANDS WEST. INDIES

RPM AR ANC RNA

(LASSTRIEDS >=

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, July 26, 1960

3-8400 Ext 72 REAL WE

ASSIST

ce Offering a ations. Phone

come

Urb and

APARTMENTS

ESTATE

you

to locate

a fine

residea-

sood selection ia best loc. for appeimtment 32441. or

Violeta

A-4,

San Francisco, holidays

corner

room,

Tulipan,

evenings,

726

LAND FOB commercial estate

staff

traimed

per-

Naira

and

Street

and

3.8372

Ashford

Avenue,

completely

Street

BEACH LOCATED seven miles east of the Isia Verde airpert. betweea Boca Cangrejos and Lowa River about 8.000 8q meters Location: North Beack froat

South

the

Bex

two

6805

Cangrejes

Lei-

Two lots of 4.008 sq. sell ome acre ef 4.000

me. eniy

lots

Boca

together.

Information:

Santurce

2333

726

NEt® (NVESTOR-PARTNER Geote! busiiess, small investmen.. Midtown sec-

tien

Santurce

Write 3-6245.

8203

Ponce

Santurce,

Leem

Ave

call

phone

#167.

four

screened—teformation:

Price:

COMPLETELY apartment in

$175.

2236

FUSBNISHED 33 Mayaguez

big

Telephome

pats,

and

mear

bedroom St. Cool,

University.

television,

Rent

$225.

6-3977. 23398

726

TWO BEDROOM centralty lecated shopping.

uefurnished apartment, near transportation a-i

Nicest

residential

section.

screened, large covered terrace, diningroem, kitchea. 2ad floor. One lease. Telephone 2-2923.

Ali

REALTY.

tnc..

and

fer

houses

Fraacisco,

lots

Santa

Gardea

Gilis.

Batdrich.

sale

Maria,

Villa

Hyde

Saa

Caparra,

Park,

Hato

Saa

Patricio. Bucaré

Rey.

Saa

turce, Rio Piedras Payment facilities. Meaey available for first mortgages Investment properties Cal as 2-091! or

write

2353

Box

723.

Call

2-9334.

Madelime,

CONDADO

FOR

HOUSES MODERN

RENT

SECTION:

all

furmished

One and two be om apartments, air conditioned, beautifully decerated. maid service 69 Santiago Iglesias. corner Coadado Street Weekly. monthly rates. Te

lephone 2218

BEST FURNISHED EENTALS are listed

Ri!

EsTATE

COMPANY

Us cumedrately 225

3-3506,

time with

3-8372

UF in new build aad the Con-

dado Lagoon 4 bedrooms and 3 baths, beauttful furnished kitchen, ali braad new equipment, ready Comfominium San

for occupancy Rafael 3-0656.

Apt

1956

ATTRACTIVE. SPACIOUS. centrally lo cated apartment at Lowa St. 1736 (near

Building)

Three

bedrooms,

livingroom, balcony, water heater Rent

Telephone

30102

kitchea,

etc. Has steve and $150 veéurcnished.

3-4761

(evenings)

2452 SECOND

large iris. busCall

RENT

BEAUTIFUL

screened,

three

house,

furnished,

bedreems,

bath-

dinimg rooms. Spacious Carport, balcony, gar-

den

airconditioned.

One

room

FLOOR

apartment,

suitable

for

boarding house. industry, office, er club. Trree rooms, reception room, bath, etc. Fer infermation: Bortaquea 2010, 2333

Buen Amigo Santurce

Bar,

Ave

Address

Box

1744,

Juan. 2438

the

San 726

COMFORTABLE

FURNISHED

bungalows,

beautiful

Beach,

Montebay.

Road.

Weekends,

Boca

weekty

screened Vaciatalega

sq.

Saivader.

Prat,

Saaturce.

AVAILABLE fully

AUGUST

furmished

comfortabie,

beachfront

residence

Park Boulevard, with three bedrooms, two airconditioned, het water, screens, linen,

chima,

race. 2407

usual

Telephone

facilities.

Nice

26138.

ter-

& UNFUENISHED with FRANCISCUS

REAL ESTATE COMPANY & ASSOCIATES. 3 Naira St. and Ashford. Save time and money by listing your needs with us

immediatety.

33506.

38372.

727

(ue st

Call

Service

Co.,

38372

139.

Macaificent

Store.

Obrere,

Ave.

Borinquea

Samturce.

2041.

Teicphone

Azul

HOUSE

—

Three

bedreoms

SECTION

suftabie

ty or

2160

re-

729 con-

for

6 PM

2447

Leoa

Muniz

902,

Stop

14,

somewhere in airport vicini-

FOR

SALE

MARIA

—

2107

square

meter

FOR

Saata

Maria.

3-2162.

RENT in Ponce.

partment

stere.

Very good for demodern

two

story

about

5.400

ft.

each

floor.

ation write te Dr. Miguei A donado, Box 863, Ponce. P. R. 2238

PROPERTY

For

Rio

Piedras.

Teie-

drive

mixed structures Hit sear Bayamon in 10

from

San

Juan

Excelie:t

816

from

Beauty 2413

gift

Plaza

shop,

Colon.

Salon,

409

fashion Saa

EOOMS,.

2373

DONCELLA

GUEST

beautiful

BOUSE

beach

- 509 yards Airconditioned.

Acress

Barbara’s

Fr.

Hou SCS

Court,

663

Miramar

Avenue,

telephone

3-060.

POSADA

- two

[Intercontinental beach AU rooms vate bath, some

minutes in

from

airport.

wilking

9116,

san

from

Good

distance.

phone

biocks

Sam

Juan

Excellent Swimming aircondsiiened, with priwith kitchenette. Three

restaurants

Breakfast

Isla

Juan,

Verde.

Puerte

served (RFD

Rice.

2.2

ANIILLES

GLESI

AUUSE.

Mirama with noice ecean Caribe Hilton and Condade

Dew

turmished

Bu4,

4th

rooms

itevety

view. Hetets.

Reasonable

Security

Building,

Floor, 30769

Apartment

Ponce

Rates de

401462,

Aira

Leon

Mrs

Asi/tUSB& litu 1122

Rooms

amd

MOUSE Ashford

etticiescy

__ Guest tHeuse Avenue, Ceadado

apartmoeats.

Service AU screemed win atu conditionmg

Tesidential Special

ing

Near Cesi,

together

and

guided

One

Condado

2.7927

Beach

Mrs

block

Beach

tours

tor

trom

3-4234

each

LA CASA ROSA - Guest House - One block frem beach, resideatial section All airconditioned double and single rooms and

semi-private

with

private

bath,

excellent

kitchen

THE wg.

BUFFY old beach

rooms, aii with private One minute 57.50.

uave remcieied charm fome. and now offer

wit® private bath, some patie, seme air condit.oned to beach and bus. From

simgie,

$10

double

Ail

rates

breakfast.

1400

two, kitchen and private bath im Condade section, one biock Cencha

Celeste 2184

Hotel.

Private

Todd,

telephone

WASHINGTON beach

Located from La

entrance.

Call

2 1356.

67 GUEST SOUSE

- Near

Cond.

aad tripies, airconditioned. Patie with lounge chairs. It’s fua to watch the birds. Big terrace with Steinway piane and television for our guests’ delight. Near hetels - walking distance from shopping centers. Manager, 2-4026.

2352

AUNT ‘amily

JENNY’S: Guest House atmosphere. Delicious

1859

McCleary

Ave

meais

Tei

—_

1017 Ashford a Oceanfront guesthouse «uxury hote! area Large terrace fa 3 the sea, with Privale stairway to Spaci modern, airconditiened ms From $9 simgile $14 double,

baths,

facilities Hot water 2 blocks from busses, shopping 3-1481 Mrs. Z C. Steffens, Cacique St. 207L, Saaturce. 2140 a“

and|CGLONIAL

ISLAND HOUSE new informal,

1364

824

Coocka | @?

PARQUE 13. Phone decerated, aircon

treras 14390

inciuling

2394

Private

2391

furnish-

bedreem. private linem service, all

comveniences. Large patio. Fenced. Daily, weekly, monthly rates. Las Americas corner Cacique, Saaturce. 3-3091.

GUEST

Aanie De Mauret. Manager | Avenue,

rooms,

- Completely

travel

hot and cold water Terraces. garden Near beach and business sectors. Sum mer rates Manager, Margarita de Con

COTTAGE

= factirtes

coupies

Hetets

Telephones

MARIGALANTE 2-3056 Beautifully

ditioned

Het water Seme Best aptet aad

section

arrangements

Maid

BEACH

ed. one airconditioned home. Fully screened,

Phene UB

2. 3994,

MAISUN

BLANUSE

ashington

402

WILSON

Olimpo

Centraily

and single aah. aoe

phone

Santurce,

606

Cruthirds, 955

Wilson.

BOUSE,

Guest

fouse.

Loubie

air conditioned rooms with oo Sum terraces. 77 St

Condado,

Manager

3.2936

Beatriz

Santurce,

Racini,

corner

Tele UF

GUEST

HOUSE

—-

short

walk

LA PROVIDENCIA GUEST HOUSE Parque 153. Near beaches, restaurants. theatres, busses. Sum terrace. aif airil reoms. Cooking facilities.Fi ‘or coaditioned

Box 12384 (251 MLS

Pohne

2134

2-1357.

Well

ventilated

Ave. 1310, tele-

SEACH

HOUSE

-—

directly

the beach Roll out of bed into the water. Airconditioning by the trade i included. bar-

becue

3-233L

your

1384

to Deach, hotels, shopping. im quiet. le-| room vely residential section. singies. Wilsem

29352 or write te Santurce.

Lota

TAFT

disposal

Atlantic,

UF GUEST

with

ook

private

SOUSE

~—

bath,

—

faft

53.

Each

airconditioned >

piaatfruits, various

suitable for poultry, 2 kiloof road surrounding and crossing

Mining possibilities. Hard gravel

pit.

With

ce,

which

or without

magnificent

resideaPanora-

rented.

easily

can

mic view of San Juan. At 40 minutes from the metropolitan area. Aguas Buenas section. laformation 2-4871.

BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITIES

BE YOUB owa boss in a profitabbusile ness. Be a Mister Softee dealer. Average success is assured. $5.000 dowa puts you in the driver's seat, balance on a reyes you ecole

you until Payment with the

today,

Inquire

basis.

Mister

Leon

Rico, Inc.. 207 Ponce Hato Rey, Tel 7-0136.

Ave.,

year. with

a $16.000 work We

to $13,000 earn deaters failure. a dealer Never

323

2382

WILL

SELL

Oaly

one

83.

Jupiter

Valentine.

Santurce.

723

49% or 51% of going business.

weak

competitorin

Puerte

Ri-

co. Yearly net $15,000. with easy possibility of $50,000 yearly net. $10,000 witl handle. Selling out to put 190% effort ia larger business. Call 8-0668 for appointmeant,

2409

727

FOB

SALE

—

Wholesale

and

Retail

Dry 3 Store Ideal location Stop 24 Ponce de Leon Ave., Santurce Includes inventory, fixtures and good will Buyer has

option

long

term lease

store

space.

FOR SALE - Saies-repair shop. Typewriters, cash registers, safes. etc. Ia business 10 years. location, will sacrifice. Write Santurce. . or phone 3-6245. 2237 726

AIRCONDITIONED

indeSendent, $35. up monthly. One biock from Ponce de Leon, in front of bus step, all limes. Quiet neighborhood. 1976 Ave. Boriaquea. 2390 726

from

salom.

Information

and

ONE BOOM for reat McLeary 1901, uppee — male or female — access to house (kitchen, porch, etc.), near beach, screened. Call 2-9479 or 2-3423.

RENT

RESTOEZED SPANISH building, beautiful patio and origimai weil, ideal for art

gallery,

other

completely

FOR

817

RENT

and house

citron water.

Light.

Also for rent, 2nd floor of same building (may be included with store rental). Ample parking lot included ALSO FOR SALE, 2 story commercial building at 107 Tapia St. near Loiza St. For information call My. Altman, telephone 8-0274 or 3-9181. 2257 UP

ROOMS

WANTED

FOR

minutes

Mai-

I PLAN to establish a Kennel in Puerte Rico for the purpose of Boarding. Grooming, Breeding and Training of Dogs, so would like to have some individual or coacern with conveniently located pro perty and financing to build to my spe cificateims om a lease payback. with option ef purchase. Please coatact me by calling 31059 after 6 PM. RUSSELL MILROY. 2378 726

STORES

LOT of Approximately meters. Concrete house

and various other Insular Road #2

2273

inform.

Leon

pasture.

APPROXIMATELY.

coffee,

RENT

2370

location for any kind of business. All utuities available. Price $5. per square meter. Call phone 65621. Ne

building with parking area to be constructed soom im Ponce busiaess section. Atocha St. im front of the Post Office,

300 ACKESS

FOR

COMMERCIAL 12,000 square

RENT

FARMS

iot

BUILDINGS

Velazquez,

726

Contact

Street.

Muniz.

164. Hate Rey

LAUNDERETTE SACRIFICE going business, ceater of 12.000 family project.

for sale, convenientiy located in this superb residential section om Magnolia

Saaturce

iaformation,

2440

8-2306.

phone 2305

appointment.

Telephone

Costay breath catching view of Atlantic Ocean. and Arturo Saldafia, 2-2768 er 36755; after

seen

penthouse.

buy

LOTS

C- 11, 3-6152.

For

30625, Bex

property.

TWO ACB&E plot with plans for week end cottage at highest point oa Trujille Alte Gurabo Road with water, electricity and

version to guest house. Has 4 large bedrooms, 81@ meter lot 1472 Ashferd Avenue. Will leave $56.000 mortzase by

facilities.

meters

BUY

If spotted, please cali Klein at 8-1963, 3-197. Reward for informatica. UF

SANTA

Poace 2-353, 2365

728

Loose

SALE

CONDOMINIUM SAN MARTIN — Poace de Leon 1605. First floor office for saie, smal, appropriate for lawyer. Paymeat

ation UF

Rice

3-4976.

facilities. Contact House development. or telephone

ASSOCI-

SLACK AND tan German Shepherd. male. escaped from crate ona flight to Puerto

Barrio

LILUQUILLO.

other same

bed-

LOST & FOUND

725

BEACH

3 NairaSt. and Ashford,

WANT 323398. 2428

3-3550.

MORRIS:

or four

COMPANY

WANTED

726 PEREZ

3-3506,

£452. Four living, din-

Ext.

three

FOR

NOTHING for our service

ESTATE

2288

porch. two garages. aii air-conditioned.

30030

year

PAY

REAL

ATES,

between

727

BEST FURNISHED RENTALS are listed

Ancher

house

2416

monthiy

reatais, ideal fer picnics. Telephone 2-138 for information and reservations. 141@

mts.

ome

OFFICES

with option to

Many desirabie tenants im our files, for rentals of apartments and houses. Furnished or unfurnished. For fast teases, list your rentais with FRANCISCUS

bedreoms.

CORAZON Street three bathrooms,

oenee

SALE

Visit

ing, laundry. imterior Servant’s quarters

Cangrejos

three

cash.

rent or to rent

J 726

730

SAGRADO bedrooms,

2437 CONDADO

rooms, living and kitchea, cabinets.

furmished.

ASSOCI-

Ashford Save your needs

AUTIFE Je APARTMENT faciag the Caribe Hilton

IBM

FOR

room,

$3500.

8 PM.

ment

FEAME HOUSE im cocoanut grove on Laurel Street, Pumta Las Marias. Not

& UNFURNISHED with FRANCISCUS

Altres. 3 Narn St. and ani money by listing

BE irz

most residential section, Isabel La Catohica 278, Hyde Part, Rio Piedras. Phone $5440 days only. 82 stl { 2450

2.9279

utility 5 — 2454

910

purchase

room.

fence.

sidence with five bedrooms, two baths, carport, garage, setvant’s quarters 835 meter lot. Information Guzman Depart-

3-3956.

2389

WANT

TO RENT

727

amd other facilities. Each beautifully set in landscaped tet. For information, Invest-

Very quiet resideatial street. near ali ses. Large terrace, 5 rooms. $50. each.

Roosevelt.

APARTMENTS

FOR

WANTED

910

727

ONE O8 Twe girls willing to share apartment with twe ceatinental

829

BEST

ing

UBB.

APARTMENT has

HOUSES

bar, 2435

beach.

Four

Servant’s quarters ali air-conditioned. sq. mts. Call 3-0030 Ext. 130. 2417

meat 2385

#462.

bedrooms, three bathrooms. living. dining. lauadry, interier porch, two garages.

BACHELO® APARTMENT at One Bacare. Unfurnished, complete kitchea and $125.

‘

RENT

Street

GARDEN HILLS - three houses, price $35,000 — $42,008 each Ali three have three bedroems, livingroom. diningroom,

2451

bath.

FOR

CORAZON

tivingyear's

726

CINTRON

SAGRADO

bedrooms,

1/%

spacious,

bath.

T™

Marte 2387

sis

age

and

$150 monthly, Realty, 3-1425.

3-3506

2342

za Read 60M. ters each Can

HOUSES

2453

House

sommel Joha Allen FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE COMPANY and ASSOCIATES,

RENT

kitchen

Atlantic View - Residence ene air-conditioned, room,

development. houses fer sale. properties, and complete reai

services

dimimgroom,

choice Condade section. utilities extra. Barclay

weekends

2435

FOR

PENTHOUSE APARTMENT fer rent, furnished. One bedroom. large living-

727 8Q.

FT.

OFFICE

SPACE.

Clean,

is New clear, weil ventilated heart of Puerto Nuevo business section. 430 SQ FT. office complete with air conditioning, clecks, fixtures, iron fencea

GAS

STATION

diming

room.

equipped

Recentiy

cafeteria

and

constructed

coa-

crete house, three bedrooms, other facilities. Three acres of ground, planted ig coffee and miscelianeous fruits. Moath2 sales 13.000 - tee ae galioas, with Corozal

district cilities,

Total porting $40,000. Investment

Payment

FAEM

conerete separate frentage Gurabo, Area. cellar,

trace.

ACRES.

with

fa-

reinforced

buildings, each with bath aad electric instaliations. 300 meters on Highway 181 Trujillo Alto 20 minutes frem Metropolitae

Extremely modera ballroom of 150° «

Majordomo’s

pooi

plies

water

SQ person by

house.

capacity

gravity to perfect

residence, 24’, hilltop

big te-

Swimming

Spring whole

sup-

farm.

CLASSIFIEDS 2» THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, July 26, 1960

3-8400 Ext 72 SECRETARIAL

SERVICE

CARS

EFFWIENT, fast Secretarial Service, Jegal documents, contracts, reports, free pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugh day or night - 3-5156. 166 ur

1957

FORD

FOR

500

SALE

FAIRLANE,

HI-FI

power brakes, power steering, automatic transmission. Like new, one owner. Leavimg for States. Good offer. Reasonable Price. Call 10 — 5, 3-8895. 2427

BELIABLE

doing

GIRL

typing

offers

and

her

services

bookkeeping

at home.

Experienced, bilingual. Telephone 6-1975 after 5 PM and Saturdays and Sundays. 2412

727

HELP

WANTED

turce.

Must

For

live

guest

house

guest

house.

San-

Ideal

. Position for single person or married oe eis wien oarinn and wife wishes additional income. nd Teference and recent photo, P. O. Box 3222, San Juan. 727

HELP YOUNG

WANTED

MAN

—-

MALE

18-21,

for

secretarial

and sales work. Must be bi-lingual and bardworking. Business school or two years college. For appointment for interview, call 3-0331 after 6:30. 3418 725 USED

HEAVY

SHOP

EQUIPMENT

MANAGER

Leading

REPAIR lecal

and maintenance. Supervisory experience, bilingual, good health and ambition ne-

cessary. Apply giving full details previous ces

and

employment salaries

net considered. monthly. Reply Jaan.

record,

earned.

referen-

Other

729

INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS Publishers are expanding their-eperation throughout Puerto Rico amd South America. Train for sales and management positions. $210.60 per week: Write to Mr. Therpe, Suite 202, Rie Piedras Darlington, or phone 6-5049. 2374

WANTED

EXECUTIVE

—

FEMALE

SECEETARY.

a@ small office of Real anization Development

bilingual,

for

Estate and Urb. Cempany. Must

dictation, typing, filing, operation of ditto & photo-copy machines, ete. ete. Should be capable of organizing office and all procedures. Must be willimg to work overtime when work-load requires it. Should have car, but not absolutely necessary. Need exceptionally dependable-reliable Person, starting salary $300.00 plus overtme, with excellent opportunity to advance. Interviews daily 8 — 9:30 only, 1513 Fdz. Juncos.

2442

729

WANTED-WOMEN

PRIVATE SECRETARY, two years experience retail advertising, Katharine Gibbs graduate. Knowledge of shorthand, typing. electric typewriter. Call 3-8400 Ext.

101

(Mr.

Iglesias)

POSITIONS

WANTED—MEN

EXECUTIVE ACCOUNTANT — Accountant with more than thirty years Federal “Government service Available August 1, i€60. for position m Puerto Rico. More than thirteen years in Puerto Rico; some knowledge of Spanish. Long experience in hospital cost accounting. Will consider Offers as office manager-accountant, or similar

responsibility.

4065, San Juan. 2446

Telephone

Gyroscope.

Can

casting,

3-8400

Ext.

desires

po-

doing government experience Sperry

work

from

gearing,

layouts,

etc.

Call

have

725

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR

2420

727

AIR CONDITIONEES A4ETIC-EAB

cars,

prices, Factory Inquire

auto

air

foreign

American.

53, Step

Hate

Rey.

63703. 265

Best 2430

Tel. uv

SPORTS 13955

Good

financing, parts and service. mechanics. Dealers requested. at Mediavilla’s Machine Shop,

Quisqueya

FOREIGN

VOLKSWAGEN,

offer.

San

Juan

perfect

Darlington

CARS condition.

500

1958

convertible,

18,00

ters. Economical and dependable transportation. $450. Phome 26483 er 3-8400, ask for Bob Bone.

2131

Peek,

CARRIER

Sam

Juan.

Kut

CORVETTE

1858,

$100.00,

fully

Used in city, never transmission, Radio — :

air

$125.60,

Bl2

raced, 10,000.

Tels.

3-4367,

units,

Also

Philco,

2-3839.

ANSWERING SAN hour desk

1960 THUNDERBIRD - air conditioned, power brakes, power steering, with standmission. Executive ard transmi being transferred to States. See at Hull Dobbs Com2384

nals.

BUY

down

USED

payment

and

CAR?

$44

ments, you can own a mical FIAT. Just call

With

monthly

2439

DININGROOM General Patton

16°

S. J. 2429

fam,

$25.

Darlington

Call

509.

BEDROOMS,

Ext.

dining

dition

and

living

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RUS-

2379

726

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Puerto

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2441

UNIFORMS SELLING THREE new Sagrado Corazon School uniforms, including gala, for girl 5 years old. Never used. Bargain. 38580 Office hours only. 2425 726

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Robbery Plans Fail,. Planner Is In Jail PHOENIX,

Ariz.

(AP)—Three

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bent

19, Don E, a tavern to liquor store,

robbery.

Each time he accomplice, and

accomplice

had a different each time the

lost

finally gave went home.

his

nerve.

Smith

disgust

and

He was no sooner in bed than two of his previously week-kneed pals

stuck

parked Smith’s

the front

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274

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San

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FIVE

SALE

3-0410

2-3013

8-1804 1279

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2245

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2411

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DRAFTSMAN

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729

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19-year-old

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car

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conspi-

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robbers.

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Kennedy Is Confident New York Democrats

Will End Squabbling By G. MILTON KELLY HYANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP)—Senator John F. Kennedy said yesterday he expects harmony can be achieved between squabbling New York time for the November election.

Body Of RB-47

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said

RIDS’EM—It was no contest as the determined pair of boys on the right won a “wheelbarrow” race yesterday at a federal parking lot across from at the San José Church Plaza in San Juan. It was part of Constitution Day festivities. ( STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)

MUNOZ (Centinued Puerto

From

Rico

cruel

dilemma”

Venezuelan

“imposible”

president

message

Betan-

spoke

warmly

of his stay in Puerto Rico while exiled from the Pérez Jiménez dictatorship there. “While I live I will remember that

lesson

Cables His Congratulations

the

having

two

American

(Continued

President

Gov.

which

sent

a message

yester-

cable,

which

arrived

solida-

of ceremonies,

taleza

described

“truly

democratic

the

spirit

Voice

of Rico

recorded

to be later

throughout

America. WIPR-TV

local

For-

Puerto

of America

broadcast

fortress

and in this area.” The affair was the

secretary as master

Latin

It was also filmed by and recorded by other

radio

eon

the

increasingly

and

Rico

Washington

president

Convention

the

speech

yesterday

words:

Rican the

all

the of

the

fol-

the

Commonwealth

citizens in justification

his

with

conserve

satisfaction

closed

Puerto

for us, for our

fellow

North and the hopes

as of

(Continued 1936,

but

From

South

imto

1952

talk

came

from

mid-

committee

overnight

cooling

period.

York,

Nixon’s

partner

newly

shaping

Md.),introduced

Senator

Millard

of ac-

plat-

a bill giving Puerto diate independence.

last hall,

waving

night to singing,

banners

marching

the was

the conshouting

proclaiming for

freedom

convention nothing but

session harmo-

The

peoples...”

Republican

Party,

nary Santa

formula

extraordi-

merit.” The Democrat Fe,

who

from

delivered

his

speech in Spanish, promised to tell all his colleagues in Congress that it (Congress) should feel

“proud

and

satisfied”

hav-

ing voted favorably for Puerto Rico’s Commonwealth status.

LODGE (Continued

From

resolved

to back

Republican

“supported” the sure, he added. cia

Tydings

Ramos Antonini quoted Mendez as saying in

when

the

be-

and

political

im-

formally

but

the

wooden

transferred

Russians

of Minnesota,

out

once

Republican

the

theme. While the

form-

Arizona,

champion

paradsd candida-

campaign the

was

niche

one

Republicans

special

the

tion.

said,

the

drive

voters.

concern factional

some

way

lest

feuding

about strife.

found

the New He wants

to achieve

among

the

than

electoral

any

other

Kennedy

unity,

Democrats

dumps over applecarts York state, which casts

in New 45 votes

college—more

state.

had invited the mayor

to discuss some means of bringing the rival factions into some sort of harmonious organization

and in

to discuss campaign

strategy

general.

for a

convention

after

honored

left

the

And

bore

down

not

much on the grave international and domestic issues of the day as on

what

“frightening

termed

moral

America’s

BETTER WELD

slump.”

In demanding a represents what

platform which the candidate

stands for, Nixon said that he was not asking for a dotting of the I’s and crossing of the T’s of the

Party

mea-

hotly debated 14pomt Fifth Avenue compact with Gov. Rockefel-

Gar1952,

stressed that Commonwealth is sink the trawlers.” France’s Armand Berard said not a creation of the Popular Soviet explanations of the inci- Party but of the people of Puerdent were unsatisfactory and to Rico, including memvers from backed the investigation asked by all the political parties. the United States. plane, but this was deliberately Lodge indicated frequently the withheld on the grounds it was United States has scientific proof secret information the Soviets of what happened “to the ‘RB4? \woul@ Very much like té'have’+

White House than he ever was while in it, spoke to the conven-

House

Brown,

tribute.

Hoover,

reserved

man reserved

ler. In

the

debate

ovcr

the

oo HENRY

CABOT - ..

nious applause for at the Democrats

LODGE a

contender every stab and every

mention of Abraham Lincoln and each of the great achievements the party orators said the Republicans

nation.

had

bro-ght

the

« It was Hep. Walter 1H, Judd

strikes

counters

by in

the

Negroes South.

in: lunch Nixon

in-

sisted on such endorsement of the right of peaceable assembly with out violence to dramatize the viev. of the Negroes. The

platfoim

drafted

committee was ‘“‘inadequate,’ Nixon said. He warned the Kepub lican

party

that

would

WELDERS AND ELECTRODES!

civil

by far the most delicate issue, was the simple question of an endorsement of the objective of sit-

committee.

there

and

then

status.

other

tes before. the convention. He is head of the Republican senate

tution was being drawn up, that he (Garcia Mendez) “would defend with teeth and nails’ ComSpeaker

deep York

proceeded

conservatism, when he 19 Republican Senate

among

Kennedy, the Democratic presidential nominee, has expressed

The Republicans gave a ringing ovation to Sen. Barry Gold-

water

con-

yesterday

date has been set.

prosperi-

sessions

mayor

Kennedy and Wagner said the senator will visit New York City during the campaign but that no

time-tested

and

message

eligible

and _ trundled

peace

senator,

taches

missionary in the gave the traditional

address

the hours

deals with campaign plans and stressed the importance he at-

told

61, a slender

and two

His

Freers it alse contained Palm’s flying suit, his shoes and socks and his identification disc.

er medical Orient, who

Kennedy

to Gov. Edmund G. Brown. “New York and California— because of their size and geographical locations—are the key to our success,” Kennedy said.

by, back-alley morgue. U.S. representatives did not open the

coffin,

told

nedy to California with a message

rights plank in the party platform,

The

Commonwealth

public

report

Consti-

monwealth Page

the

was

Herbert

imme-

it if it came

D’Affaires

refused

to American custody at a shab-

and

a plebiscite, Ramos Antonini said. Garcia Mendez, then one of the leaders

coffin,

special

Republicana, Rep. Joseph Montoya (D-N.M.), called the Union supported the Tydings bill and praised Commonwealth as a “political

of “‘legal

whom

Congress

Rico

full

nominee

ferred for morning.

The

Sheraton Blackstone Hotel face Nixon’s determination.

demonstrators

Tydings

cause

keynote

shooting of Col. E. Francis Riggs by two young Nationalists in 1936,

the

But

fatal

Charge

Freers

make

Commonwealth status. In retaliation for the

presidential

things, said he also has sent his brother, Edward M. (Ted) Ken-

form committee. Thousands of

and

backed

in International Amphitheatre in the Chicago stockyards, the platform committee met in the

marched vention

Willard

form planks, stood firmly alongside the Vice President in an effort to get a stronger stand on civil rights out of the plat-

In there Page

night.

states. the platform

quired

PONCE

the

Constitutional

1951,

lowing “God

and

the

New

important

of the concepts

from

‘We are now.”

stations.

will

nomina-

tomorow

certificate

Capt.

plications.’’ The body, in its rough

Rocky Backs Nixon , Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller

freedom, peace, and progress. I know that your fellow citizens of the U. S. join me wholeheartedly in desiring for the Commonwealth an ever increasing degree of continued happiness and

Dr. Antonio Fernos-Isern, resident commissioner of Puerto

Presidential

him

Edward

‘mechanically

Such

off

role of Puerto Rico as an example and a bulwark of the principles of our common citi-

zenship

Page

ing a floor fight.

went

La Fortaleza about noon, reads as fellows: rity and human solidarity that “On the eighth anniversary of I received from the Puerto|" the Commonwealth of Puerto Ricans,” Betancourt wrote. Rico, I extend sincere greetings Dr. Arturo Morales Carrién,

asst. Commonwealth of state, in his words

its

western Then

day congratulating the Commonwealth on its eighth anniversary.

The

Sea.

Various delegates chafed uncomfortably, and hinted at start-

Eisenhower

Mufioz

almost

bestow tion

From

medical

flier,

told the sen-

reporters in an informal news conference he had received “very helpful” advice and suggestions from Wagner who participated in the news conference.

Palm of Oak Ridge, Tenn., was drowned and that his body was found floating in the Barents

~ NIXON

Fisenhower

“conquer

choose between choices. court’s

Page

the

New York City Mavor Ro-

York. The

Soviet

ator the Kennedy-Johnson ticket “will win big” in New

MOSCOW (P—With a prayer and a brief military farewell, the U.S. Embassy yesterday sent home the body of the pilot of the RB-47_ reconnassance plane the Russians shot down

factions

bert F. Wagner

Pilot Sent Home

July

Democratic

volved “in the closest ejection this eentury.””

Whatever P

clean, mum

the

job,

Electrode

sturdy cost.

formaticn

there to

give

is @ you

welds at miniFor further in-

call

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THE SAN JUAN STAR— Tuesday, July 26, 1960

What Happened To Roger Maris? N.Y. Uniform Plus Maturity Helped AL's Best Slugger EW

YORK,

niarke was average

(AP)—A

year ago at ug ge Roger frustrated athlete whose batting

a thoroughly

and

would

ego

w ere vying

with

most

weapon

and

formidable

one

the

offensive

American

the

personalities

most

League

discussed

major

league

other

to see which

ROME

What has brought about this change in such a comparatively | short time? Maris isn’t sure he knows the answer although he thinks it may be a combination of experience, maturity. the good fortune to avoid serious injury or illness and the challenge that comes becoming associated with the New Yankees

“T wasn't particularly pleased when I learned last winter that I was traded from Kansas City to the Yankees.” said the 6-foot,

terday is

helping

a pennant. to

get

the

What

into

Yankees

I want

world

most

series.

world

series.

I’ll

home runs.” Up to the All-Star

was

running

pace

when

cord

up.

Ruth’s

slammed

home

wrist

Maris

runs

injury

It wasn’t

has

his

until

after

times

dis-

Minnesota but now lives just outside Kansas City. “I was happi-

ly situated,

himself

who

was

I had

born

made a

lot of

friends and my wife, Patricia, had grown to like it very much

where

SE dous

were A Big

tealized break

it was

contender,

the the

Break

join

tremen.|@

But I there

facing the biggest problem of my life. The Vankcds have been| accustomed

winning

pennants

and to have top flight stars. I knew the pressure would be tremendous

made

a great

He is fast,

all-around eager,

am-

bitious, had a fine arm and knows how to use it. He has won a number of games with

great catch or brilliant throw.

pennant

also knew would be|

to be

performer.

especially a team like|

Yankees. pressure

Casey

When

Approves

we got Maris from Kan-

|SaS City,” Stengel, “I

said manager knew he was

Casey a good

and

hows:

dared

hope

would

and

suppose

that

of last year

determined

than]

Whichis in first place.”

Maris

be.

and

the present

team

shies

from

away

a Yankee,

from

braggart,|Sistent interviews

he’s been

Roger

them

the most

con-

all.

finished

the

’59

season

an? when he does consent to|with the Athletics thoroughly C he tends to talk himself | frustrated; his batting tailspin in d \s a youngster, he had|the last month sent his average, a terribly inferiority complex |once © proud league leading 328 de pite the fact that he was an|to mere 273. A 3Q-day layoff ailaround athlete at Stanley | because of an appendectomy had Hizh

School

Fargo,

“Please don't ask I think I can break record.”

Minn.

“Ever

Ruth

About 40 Homers only thing I’m thin king

SAVE! ° SAVE! Custom’s A

Duties on

Complete

since | was

I passed the 20- mark, I’ve been asked that question. I'm not even thinking of Ruth’s record. Where does a fellow like me dare think of myself in any category with “The

quite

bit

with

his

me whether|cline. The year before, Babe Ruth’s|had_ started brilliantly,

pleaded.

& Taxes Line

SAMSONITE LUGGAGE CHANEL No. 5 ARPEGE PANAMA HATS

afflicted

his

batting

from

near

broken

average .400

de-

he also but he ribs

and

plummetted

.240.

“I’m more relaxed, more sure of myself,” he explained.. ““May-

be that’s because I’m playing regularly and I’ve avoided se rious injury so far. Maybe it’s t_cause I’m surrounded by such great stars as Mickey Mantle, Yogi Berra and Moose Skowron.

Maybe it’s New York it’s being a Yankee. it

is,

dence,

feel

I have

or maybe Whatever more

eagerness,

termination.” In high school,

Maris

confi-

Sharpen

but

school

High

nine.

offered

played

number to

chose

base-

scout

however,

and

work

with

Greenberg,

football

various

colleges

Oklahoma

Cleveland out

That’s

didn’t have

and junior legion graduation he was

scholarships

and

baseball.

Stanley

ball on city teams. After

Mantle

saw

him

invited the

him

club.

then

play,

general

ma-

nager of the Indians, was impressed and offered the boy a

$15,000

bonus

sign.

Maris was anxious to get a college education but he was aware that the money would help the

and

four

took

the

bonus.

the

Cleve-

years

land chain during which he clubbed 68 home runs and drove in 353

runs,

the

Roger

Indians,

Maris

was

started

promoted

1957.

out

spray

Nations,

League,

could

of the world

least

for

the

minister

the

to put

duration and

presi-

The

action”

each

Olympics

the

United

said:

should

be a

call

for “the objective recognition of virtue and capacity, for the overcoming of every nationalist

division

and

every

racial

dis-

crimination.

Friction Italian

Possible

sports

circles

said

some Olympic committees had insisted that their athletes not be housed next to athletes of certain other nations. Andreotti’s words were a rebuke to these Olympic committees. But yesterday’s ceremony was on the whole a harmonious one,

with the village ing exactly one

opening commonth before

the Olympics start Aug. A white clad Italian

nieri

(national

25. Carabi-

police)

band

Olympic Hymn. Italian sailors in

white

uniforms,

stand-

hitter,

ing

at 87

flagpoles,

boosting his home run total from 9 to 32 in one season.

the

flags

of all 87 participating

developed

into

power

MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS NATIONAL

down.

Pct.

Milwaukee x-Pittsburgh Los Angeles

52 53 48

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Milwaukee Francisco Cincinnati

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(Willey

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44)

(Jones 12-9), (Purkey 96)

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night. at Los

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Detroit

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teach

Boston

409

Chicago

Kansas

York (Ditmar 7-7), Kansas City (Kucks

night. 2-3) at Bal-

timore

(Pappas

Detroit

(Lary 8-9) at Washington

(Ramos

610),

8-7), night.

the

They

will

flags

hoisted

all

then

came

raised,

one at a time, as athletes each country arrive. The

LEAGUE

WwW

Louis

nations. Last night

then

night.

fron, of

white

India

and

will

green the

up, with Indian here Friday. Andreotti,

for

tricolor to

athletes

besides

Olympic

from Saf-

first

his

peace,

MAJOR

due appeal

also

in87

appeal for Romans. He that they be on their

during

the

askbest

Olympics.

Traffic Problems He suggested they leave their cars home, and not add to the Olympic traffic problems. He

various

an ed

behavior

parthose

rivals.

Andreotti

spotless

Three-I

erie

collective

kuk

the

ancient+

committees

played the Eighty-seven

the

all wars and their Olympic

that

hitter but in his second season in organized baseball, with Keo-

City 33 54 379 17% Today’s Games Chicago (Wynn 5-7) at Boston (Delock 5-3), night. Cleveland (Stigman 45) at New

ye ee re . iy i

defense

country appeal to their governments and “perhaps even take

Hank

Pct.

warring

Street,

Thomas, Tel. 308

MARIS

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... overshadows

“goodbye”

ROGER

family

He has been the difference between the floundering Yankees

Suggesting

ball player but I admit he has been far more spectacular than

ever” That was quite a speech| Maris came to the tankees for the strapping blond bomber |With the reputation of being a who rarely says more than “he.|Streaky hitter; one month he’d

Ilo”

from

two

at bat that he

that

so all athletes

ticipate

All-Star games, during which Maris failed to hit safely in five

official

Andreotti,

recalled

Games

him

the

rivalries

Olympics.

But

slowed

to the nations

war

Greeks suspended hostilities during

re-

1927.

LEVIN

Olympic Village was opened yes-

dent of the Olympic organizing committee, formally augurated the village where 7,000 athletes from countries will live during the Summer Games.

satisfied

break,

ahead

cold

Giuio

closed he had been playing with torn ligaments in the right wrist. Maris’ hitting is not the only thing that has made him the most exciting figure in the American League. He has proven

190-pounder

of the

if I can finish with around .320, over 100 runs batted in and about 40

their

This

EUGENE

(AP)—The

with an appeal

aside

win

is the first time I was ever on a team with a chance to get into a

baseball

York

each

plummet faster and lower.

shy + Today, the soft-spoken, and almost scared young man is of

the

Rome Now Prepared For Summer Games

had

asked

storekeepers

cularly

patient

proposed

to be

and

that

“‘parti-

courteous.”

home

owners

put flowers in their windows and on their balconies to give “the entire city a festive appearance.” After his speech, Andreotti then led a crowd of digmitar:es

through

the

villagé

dernistic

three

buildings

set

and

its mo-

four

story

concrete

stilts

over green lawns. The visitors saw ments, furnished by

the the

apartItalian

army with officers’ beds for the athletes. Each bed was new. Each

had

spread.

Green

ded less

to the rooms.

One

snowwhite

bedside color

the

bed-

lamps

spot-

Olympic

res-

taurants, where the athletes will eat according to their national tastes and appetites, was in ope-

ration soft

serve

drinks

guests. All was dreotti

cocktails

Andreotti

in readiness,

boasted

that

and

the

games

from

“ugly

start

befo-

belied

talk—

information”

“nonsporting

Olympic

HOME

and

interests” — that

projects

were

behind

schedule.

When 11,

the

for

1,500

ment

Olympics

Olympic

turned back to become

LEAGUE

end

Village

Lemon,

Colavito, Skowron,

Washington

Detroit New York

20 18

Sept.

will

to the Italian state a_ housing project families

govern-

employees.

LEADEKS

RUNS

31 24

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ing of the village a month re

his

and the

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Francisco

Louis

Nasser Opens Hugh Stadium In Cairo CAIRO

(AP)—President

Nas-

ser has inaugurated Cairo’s new 100,000 seat stadium which Egyptians hope will some day be the site for the Olympic

Games.

The

inauguration

the

stadi-

um is part of the festivities cele brating the eighth anniversary of the Egyptian revolution.

Egyptian

press has speculated that the 1968 Olympics may take place here. .

enseisee

Se >

THE SAN

JUAN STAR — Thesday, Jély! 26,’1960!

Scotland Yard Takes Over British Race Doping Case

Sports Today

What They Really Mean By Jimmy Cannon He’s

new

got

bonus

great

motion,”

don’t

the

manager

after

inspecting

the

By TOM

pitcher.

What he really meant: with a motion? His fast

out

said

bend

no more

the seout

than

likes the way

“You ever see anybody get some one ball looks like a change-up. The curve

a crowbar.

looks.

They

Why

-give him

didn’t

they

$80,000

put him

LONDON

“Good

because

inthe

Mr.

a match

nor of the nov ncer. What

out

with

the

wrestling

really

$470 to the

champion,”

skit

meant:

bum.

the

told

the

‘I’m

entitled

I traveled

two

That’s

the

playing

racket

gin

I’m

rummy

in.

But

every

with

The two

night.

How

beard

when

I was

flopping

with

him.

But

else

I took

to look at, but they don’t move.

that

The first time

was

dazed

from

both

of the

and

will

send

perintendent

I scrim-

with

good

said

the

pug’s

What he really a broad.”

trainer,

meant:

“‘He’s

clean-up

don’t

can

What

win

abuse

the

fool

can’t

and

afraid

has

lay him

the trainer

he really meant:

any

brains,

‘‘You

instructed

don’t

abuse

the

he’ll

hit their

That’s

the

when

he’s

under

I don’t

care

if he

a horse

Then

said

fumble,”

“I looked

the

halfback

who

signalled

up and seen Big Daddy

for

running

won’t

on other team’s

club

score if we

if he

pitchers.

The only way

cure,”

is to

on balls and wild pitches. I figure we’re on a strike out swinging. A guy’s a good hitter in

riffles

at third

strikes

instead

of letting

the

umpire

. call them.”’

Prices and “IT went

What

to the price.’’

really

‘I make

player.

the

right away

a lock.

I can’t

I figure

if this wins,

I beat

the day.

I know

ii ain’t got a chance. But I got to bet it. It’s like throwing a fin away. At a race track, eight dollars ain’t good enough to win. But I moved

out of the best furnished to raise me $2 a track, eight bucks

“All I can in shape.” . What

I ever had because the landlady

tried

week. That’s eight bucks a month. But at a don’t even mean nothing to a bum like me.”

room

race

tell you,’’

really

said the

meant:

‘I got

basketball the

weight on the skinny ones. Every man without

a single

time

out.

I tell you they’re great.

But what

coach,

blubber

“is

off the

fat

ones.

I put

saw

a team

with

much

a crusade. They live like saints.

good does it do? Training does every-

thing to their bodies but stretch them. There isn’t an exercise invented make

man

grow.

Some

perfectly

conditioned

beat by any team that’s bigger than them.

athletes

will

get

I'd rather coach tall rum-

mies.”” ‘“‘He

moves

said

well,’’

said

the

fight

manager,

“and

he’s

fast.”

What he really meant: “I’d like to see some one offer me a thousand for this guy’s contract. He boxes good, clever as anything. You know why he moves so fast? He didn’t want to get hit.

Stanarn Favored In Barbosa Stakes A field of eight horses, headed by Sagner and Chase Stable’s Stanarn, has been named for tomorrow’s running of the $10,050added Dr. Barbosa Memorial Stakes at El Comandante. Colts will carry 124 and fillies 119 pounds in this one mile and three-sixteenth event for imported three-year-olds. The race figures. to be an-;celo and Fourth of July Stakes, other match between Stanarn/| the’ first two legs of the crown. and Tomas Carro’s Negro Mon-| If he wins the Barbosa, Stante. ‘ arn will become the second horse Stanarn will be trying to win|to win the Triple Crown since the 1960 Triple Crown for im-| El Comandante opened its doors ported horses in Puerto Rico.jin 1957. Light Catch did the He has won the Antonio R. Bar-|trick in 4958. wen os Ws

aetiimiea

Duke’s

John

Hay

Whitney's

industry

yesterday.

run

tricky

lice

position.

will

hope

quickly.” Whitney,

who

ses

English

his

the

something has

po-

pretty

eight

hor-

stables,

has

Colonel

William

claimed

Stirling,

100,000 pounds Sing, told autho-

Sing

beyond

Sing

was

nitely doped before Cap at Newmarket. ed

the

July

And at Epsom, police inquirinto the suspected doping of

Columbus, William

owned Harvey,

at 2 to

by who

1, at

Captain was

Hurst

back-

Park

June 6 and lost by several lengths. Walter Nightingall, in charge of the stables, asked for veterinarians to investigate and also

that.

asked

defi-

lice.

for

the

help

the

po-

horses to

Su-

Sparks

ring

feeling

24hour

mounts,

“All

five

among

said

watch

which

Goodwood.

trainers Watts.

are’

worried,”

“They

are

RFSULTS alw;

Carambola San Jorge

RESULTS 2-yrs;

(Native)

(G. Rivera) (Maldonado)

Time: 1:16 3/5. Canaria, Carolo, riano A and Cafetalero also ran. 2nd-$2.250; clmg ($5,000); 4-yrs-up; Carrusel (Corchado) Miami (F. Rivera) 2/5.

and

Consenso

3rd-$2.650;

alw;

Ma5 f.

4.50

1:01

Madama

Sifu,

also

2-yrs;

2.90 3.20

Cristalina, 6

ran. (Imported)

Comedida (Cordero Jr.) 18.40 8.30 Peari Key (Sayan) 3.50 Time: 1:14. Gravilla, Jabalina, Corlan, Preferencia, Afio Nuevo, Litty, Elisa C, Se Buena, Chabita

Azabache. and Top

Sale also ran. 4th-$14,125; CONSTITUTION

STAKES;

1116 m. (Native) (G. Rivera)

and

6.39

(Cordero Jr.) 25. Complot,

Prestigio

also

3.00 Piki-

Pote,

6th-$1,.300; clmg m. (Imported)

ran.

($1,200);

4-yrs-up;

Sorpresa (Cordero Jr.) Ardistan (Bonilla) Time: 1:151 3/5. Principe Best

Story,

Ringo

1 1/16

13.00 Errante,

Chance.

JET CLIPPERS

2 HOURS 20 MINUTES FROM

3.30

5th-$1,300; clmg ($1,200); 4-yrs-up; 7 f. (Native) Centinela (E. Rodriguez) 9.20 5.10 Chele (Valdes) 10.00 Time: 1:31. Musice, Bochinche, Cuchy, Don Ramon, Conquistader, Rio Grande, Trueno, El Vigia, Cofisito and Coca also ran.

louse,

team

on the squad can play a whole

I never

Gesire. They act as if basketball was will

are

luvy

8 to 5 shot

S. Ambassador

The Duke’s traiSmyth, asserted

Comisionista Time: 1:50

see how it could get beat. The figures guarantee it. It’s carrying no weight. Everybody picks it. But I'm looking to get out. I bet a fin on the 8 to 5 shot, I’m still loser to the day. But I see a 30 to

1 shot and

his

3-yrs: La Fe

Speed

said the horse

meant:

rities his case went

swabs

reports

is the

keeping

Time:

get on base

fayorite touched off a new probe of doping in

racing

But

ill.

(Native)

hits

won

owner of the champion Sing

Old after

taken

obviously

1st-$2,200:

I'd

Let-

Good days

trainers.” 24-Hour Watch Watts, a trainer

Jack all

he really meant: ‘“They’re all natural .200 hitters. The I can get some runs is to keep the take sign on. Our rallies

walk. And we hitting streak

game

all. the

date-

jockey.

at me and I said to myself, ‘I’m too young to die’.’’ “There’s nothing wrong with a club a few base explained the manager of the second division team.

depend

place man-

up for a month.

out we'll get a price.

a fair catch. What he really meant:

What only way

get

pennant.”’

him,”

2 to 1. The next time whips him to death.” was

hitters dig in on you,” the second

hitter in the head

“Don’t

this

kid

let the good

way

“I

“this

homely,

told his starting pitcher. What he really meant: ‘If this bum

only

Catches

with no dames.”

“Don't ager

thing,”

Red

Herbert

That

“One

race

not been bothered by any dope attempts. Other owners have come forward, mostly with suspicions.

Skymaster

have

work.

around

and

Veterinarians

“there

Fair

declared Skymaster,

lost to Whitney’s Days and for two

is uphill.”

And

meet-

doped.

this pack

runs

season’s

Ascot,

Scotland Yard. ner, Willie

Dames

Good-

horses,

maged them, I bawied out the groundkeeper for not leveling off the field. But in a few minutes, I found out what was wrong. Any place

of buffalos

Norfolk

his

definitely

CANNON

“All we need is a little speed,” said the football coach. What he really meant: “This club is like the Rocky Mountains.

good

Duke

at¢

gangsters. |

ter, who lost at Kempton Park— both starting as favorites—were

a shave, and now the promoiers got a villain diving for me. The champ’s got to win the next time we rassle. If I don’t lay down, I'll never get another pay day. They’d bar me for life. But I'll rough the bum up plenty before I go in the water.’

They’re

is centered

beaten

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FEATURES

NIGHT SCORES

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Tuesday, July 26, 1960

RedlegsEdgeChicago La Fe Cops Constitution Stakes iErnie Banks Hurt Beating Comisionista In Stretch AsCubsLose6-5 By

EMILIO

CARMONA

CHICAGO (AP)—Ernie Banks of the Cubs sustained a knee injury yesterday as the Cincinnati Redlegs defeated Chicago, 6-5. Banks, the National League’s Most Valuable Player the last two years, was hit on the left knee by a pitch

La Fe, a 2- 1 third choice, scored a half length victory over the odds-on favorite, Comisionista, in winning the $14,125 Constitution Stakes yesterday at El Comandante. The race, for three-year-old, native-bred horses, was a one mile and a sixteenth affair

for colts

and

fillies.

It was

the

second

leg

the

Puerto

Rico

Triple

tio Blanco won the Antonio R. Barcelé Stakes—the native horses. Not participate in this event. + lt was not an easy task for the way down the stretch | La Fe got Angel daughter of Primate, nor was kk close to Comisionista and Cordero Jr., her jockey, easy for the crowd of about 4,000 Tomas which had made the chestnut filly| also went to work. Rivera’s experience told the a 2-1 shot mainly because of her story as La Fe crossed the finish rider—Chilean Guillermo Rivera, One of the most experienced riders line a half length ahead of Comiat

Comandante.

Rivera

got

| sionista.

out

the |

Pikiluvy, Pete rated well Complot,

Crown

for

first leg—but

did

thrown

by Don Newcombe

——

in the second inning.

eat

However,

Behind

good

She

a back a

injury

upon

landing

foot

jump

10.500

The

trio

two-day

was

after

Denmark.

featured

national air show

witnes-

sed

by 35,000 persons. They made an 8,000, 40-second drop on the first day of the show Stowell, having exited last from their German aircraft, made a 200 MPH free fall, overtaking Moore

who

was

at 120 MPH.

“stalling

Moore

out”

took a baton

high-speed

dive

went

and

chutes feet.

The

Newcombe

Penagaricano

exhibition

pile of trouble with umpires over the

weekend

paternal

here,

advice

received

from

the

dent of the American Joe Cronin, yesterday.

Piersall, his

best

who

is having

seasons, ‘

left

some

PresiLeague,

one

Cronin’s

Although

been

Piersall for

injured

team

sat

the

scheduled

that

could

his

have

antics

past weeks, Cronin made no men-

tion

such

action.

“I am interested in the future and not what has happened,” Cronin

said.

legs

Chi-

“woe:

took Wts*

inning,

broke

tura~

fist

out. Joe

Redlegs

Nux-

to pitch for seventh, had

hitting umthe umpire

scored

run

all

the

Eddie

Pinson,

a double

for

fall

their

seventh,

Kasko

and

by Frank

three

runs

scored

the

eighth.

Cincinnati

the

winning

runs in the ninth on singles by Lee Cardenas, pinch hitter Gus

missed | '

were

his

eighth

counted

Paris:

suspended

that

Robinson and the close play at first involving Anderson ac-

jumps

office calmly and said difficulties have ended.

the

Vada

Bell by

and

Pinson,

Kasko

and

sacrifices

and- Harry

‘Anderson.

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(8);

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HE’S

FURIOUS—Cleveland

restrained

teammate

Vic

outfielder Power

Jim after

Piersall Piersall

is was

thrown out of a game against the Red Sox. Umpire Ed Hurley ousted Piersall for dancing around in center field, photracting: batters’ concentration. (AP Wirephoto.)

After Cronin,

men “From

today’s Piersall

that

interview with told newspaper-

“I have.

now

been am

wrong.” going

play baseball.” Meanwhile, Clevelasd Manager Joe Gordon has scheduled a meeting with his players today in Cle-

veland.

not

Both

sent at the meeting which called to discuss him.

was

spokesman

New

Cruz

pre-

Kuenn,

will

(7).

York

(AP)—Estela

Rico,

Cruz,

outpointed

New

York. in

Mike

four-

round preliminary fight in Madison Square Garden last night.

Harvey

Piersall

Altman

Puerto Rican Wins Fight In New York Puerte

Piersall Says He'll Reform After Talk With Joe Cronin BOSTON (AP)—Cleveland outfielder Jim Piersall, who had a

with conbuilt up

Andersom wag

hurler

fight nearly

Singles

2,000

Bob

plate.

produced

their scheduled meet with Russians never came off.

team’s

the

The

four days in Moscow, but because of the current political unrest,

The

runs in the last three innings. A base on balls and two singles

the

Cincinnati

their para-

was

landing. Stowell reports

filled Cubs

charged

pitcher

throwing

hampered by gusty ground winds. Jumping at 10,500 feet for a 53second delay, Moore edged out Stowell on accuracy in landing nearest the target. his

major

batted

had almost caused him to on a close play at first base.

second-day

was the

to be restained from pire Ed Vargo after

in an attempt

simultaneously

the

runs

hall, who came on the Redlegs in the

the three opened

no _ bones

leading

consecutive

is second to Hank Aaron in National League home run

cago

re-

into

overtake Pefagaricano. However, the relay was

expected

a 5-0 lead only to lose it. Newcombe Angered

To Jump In Moscow and

with

The game troversy as

PR ‘Chutists Unable Stowell

today.

589th

race.

two races. He finished first of the situation | won w ith Comedida ($18.40) in the Then the Chilean rider thought third and with Sorpresa ($13.00) ‘ “as time to do some work and in the sixth. his mount to move. Half(See RESULTS, Page 23)

from

game

and the

back and ning with Carambola ($4.00) in consmnand) the first race. Cordero Jr. also

COPENHAGEN—The_worldtouring Puerto Rican skydiving team, unable to arrange a competitive meet with the Russians while in. Moscow, continued its travels with a series of six jumps here last week. Gabriel Penagaricano, who joined Laurence Moore and William Stowell in Moscow, suffered

his

Banks

Fade

track.

leagues

turned $6.30 and $3.30. Comisionista paid $3.00 to place. The victory ‘was the second for | 4 Rivera. He started the day win-

La Fe was a good four lengths beliid the group at that point. Coming into the stretch, Pote

and Pikiluvy dropped Comisionista took full

over.

play

X-rays indicated were broken.

by Manuel]: gate in the back of the field. He} had his mount in fourth position Caraballo, took advantage of the and allowed the front running pair fact that Pikiluvy and Pote were dead at the end, and he went on of Pikiluvy and Pote to open up to capture third position money. a considerable lead The pair relinquished the lead Pote was fourth, Pikiluvy fifth, and to Comisionista, the 6-5 favorite Prestigio last. La Fe ran the distance in 1:504 going around the turn for home. 2/35

He fell writhing to the ground.

weighed

Frank

Sallee,

130

pounds.

148

pounds,

New

York, outpointed Frankie Olivera, 151, Puerto Rico, in another

for | four-rounder.

his teammates, asked for the meeting. General Manager Frank Lane says that he will go along with whatever the players decide in the -unprecedented. meeting:

NIGHT Pittsburgh St.

Louis

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