The San Juan Star (July 28, 1960)

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he San Juan Star:

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Vol. I

No. 227

Tel. 3-8400

San Juan, Puerte Rico, Thursday, July 28, 1960

Second-class péstage at San Jaan, Puerte

pais Rice

NIXO N vs KENNEDY FOR PRESIDENT GOP Picks VP Toda y ’-

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‘ow

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x

By

HAROLD

Local

OLRM

ES

Richard M. Nixon was nominated on the first ballot last night as Republican candidate for President of the United States. The 47-year-old vice president will oppose Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, the Democratic nominee, at the polls November 8. t ed Nixon their banner to carry in

J. LIDIN

statehooders

might

Nixon’s

have olted the national Republican Party

had the GOP

26,

Santurce,

that

The

in

statehood

inserted. His comment applause from

ally

of

the

scheduled

last

to

night

convention,

were

at

was

not

climax

yesterday

dog

expert

that

the

is

charged

“dire

in-

“

a _ very

definite need for dogs in a canine service for the protection of

the

public

of

Puerto

Rico.”

In “But

the letter, he also added: as of and up to this time,

I de

not

Rico

Police

ble

believe

due

ficiency of officers that

to,

ridden

the

Puerto

Department

of handling

service

that

to

dogs

the

in

is capaa canine

dire

the general I have met,

with, and

must

upholder

of

peace.”

also

inefpolice talk-:d

had

contact

investigation, while were on duty.”

in

_this

In

these

men

canine

nation.”

himself

into

a

froth.

The

July

to

conduct

16.

conduct

the

Milroy, a

dog

to the asked

investigation

was

here

obedience

to

was

politan police

no

on

the

Milroy part

area

that

dogs.

He

(See

Convention

CHICAGO, breakfast

seekers,

of

PRIEST

Republican

and

gutters,”

Bureau

Ill—Speaking

President

way

to a office

Eisenhower

yesterday urged candidates to follow the “great middle road” and

avoid the philosophies of the extreme right or left. “You. must find the broad high-

As

if to

proposed

told Torres

of

the

could

metro-

not

use

There

DOGS,

you

Page

21)

must

on

were

all sorts

name

before

not

the

hotel

the

to

the

collap-

place

convention

a Presidential nominee. He ruled himself out as a vice

EISENHOWER,

Page

stayed

suite

in

to

the convention’s

endorsement—by

Mrs.

his

watch

Nixon

sat

televi-

with

him

in

their room. Other Nixons—sisters,

brothers,

and the ‘vice president’s

mother—

looked at one

on gleefully from side of the arena.

When

the

first

roll

a box called

for the nomination, the chairman of the Puerto Rican delegation, Gabriel

de

shouted

“Puerto

la

Haba,

stood

and

our

next

Rico,

state passes.”

It then cast its three votes for Nixon. The Virgin Islands also its

one

vote

for

his

as also pre-

21)

Nixon dent.

agreed

Threats

of

to

a

the

olic

the

high

Interestingly,

for

the

E.

are

successor

elective man

the

Catholic nominee, in also a Quaker and a

office.

who

beat

previous 1928, was Californian

Hoover.

For Nixon, the nomination is another triumph in the steady march of a man who has never Known a major political setback. It was in this same hall, just eight years ago, that Nixon was surprisingly tapped as _ running mate by Gen. Eisenhower. Nixon, a Whittier, California resident, had served two terms is the House. And, just two years before that 1952 convention, he had won election to the Senate. Nationally, Nixon: was known

chiefly

for

munists

as a member

his

pursuit

of

Com-

of the House

Committee on Un-American Activities. But Nixon proved a hard ing, able campaigner.

in

his

seven-plus

work-

years

for

battle

Presi-

over

the

kept

Nixon

informed

up-te-the

minute on state affairs. He relied on Nixon heavily in relations with Congress.

Convention News Other cluding

convention news, inRichard M. Nixon’s

list

front

of

presidential

tone—hurled

early

comments

this week and

by

conser-

vative elements—failed to materialize when the issue reached the convention floor. The GOP legions happily hand-

as

vice president he has moved a long way. Eisenhower, influenced perhaps by his illness during his first term,

Nixon.

run

southern

as

Smith,

N-i-x-o-n-Rockefeller

party’s

Republicans

nation

platform’s the

wars.

the

to Dwight D. Eisenhower a relatively young man as presidential candidates. go—or have gone in the past. Even so, he is four years older than Kennedy. It is offering, too, a Quaker and westerner in the same year that the Democrats, for the second time in history, have nominated an eastern, urban Roman Cath-

And

was

The convention then turned to adopt a platform on which

ignore

underscore

backers

himself

ccs‘

he said.

asked

Nixon

recommended,

se of the conservative opposition, Arizona’s Sen. Barry Goidwater

(See

ball.

downtown sion.

Ignore The Gutters -Ike By WALTER

monotonously

the session—and

‘Find The Broad Highway,’ STAR

fire

riotous

however, that they be instituted along with the police car patrols

course.

banged

of sounds.

report

offering

—Herbert

this

ed

corps,

there

The letter was a report superintendent who had him

his

political

Nixon,

of

.

with

1960

In

Alfred

wath sounded like an old fashion-

RICHARD M. NIXON

general

efficiency” of police officers here

there

“an

one

of

causes him to doubt that police personnel can handle what he calls a badly needed police dog corps. In a letter to Police Superintendet Ramon Torres Braschi, Russell Milroy of Nacagdoches, Tex., said he told the superintendent

that

the

“He has trod the path of peacemakers,” said Hatfield, “and he will not surrender the hopes, the ambitions, the achievements

ed

Police Not Ready To Use Dogs police

lawmaker,

crowd yelled and screamed. Some-

Expert Barks At ‘Dire Inefficiency’

A

Oregon

speech

Bands blared. The organist work-

form-

Chicago

BONE

described

statehood

the

BOB

O.

ot

long months of political manu(See STATEHOODERS, Page 21)

By

He

no-

When Hatfield tossed Nixon’s name to the convention, bedlam promptly seized this huge hall.

occur

the

youthful

a 280-word

and

he

drew a volley the audience.

Restoration plank,

plank

of Oregon.

in

Mark

have beeh one of the shortest such efforts on record, presented Nixon as “a fighter for freedom”

personally would have pushed for a break from the national party

if-the

put

country.

yesterday.

Stop

was

Governor

the Republican leader as a man fully trained and qualified to meet threats from outside the

Sen. Garcia Mendez told some 200 enthusiastic party officials, gathered in the territorial office

at

by

Hatfield

an statehood plank in its 1960 platform at Chicago, Statehood Party President Miguel Angel Garcia Ménsaid

name

mination

failed to adopt a Puerto Ric-

dez

*

CONVENTION HALL, Chicago (AP)--

2

Statehooders Almost Bolted National GOP

*k

running

vice

candidates

and

by U.S. Ambassador

to Spain John Cabot Ledge on Puerto Rico’s increasing

friendliness toward the United States, can be found on page 21 of teday’s STAR.

ee

THE SAN JUAN STAR— Thursday, July 28, 1960 sath

Ea rl Of Home Named Foreign Secretary In Britain

In Major Cabinet Shakeup By

PATRICK

jo

LONDON (®—Prime_ Minister Harold Macmillan last night appointed Lord Home as Britain's

Foreign

Secretary

to

succeed

Ducan

bitions as a would-be British premier. Outstanding among 10 new ap pointments announced by Macmillan: Edward Heath, Labor Minister, becomes Lord Privy Seal with the special responsibility of handling foreign affairs in the House of

Sandys,

P

ister, takes

Home’s

monwealth

Relations

Peter

Min-

place

as

as Health Minister Derek Walker-Smig.

Com-

Secretary.

Thorneycroft,

Chancellor

who

Home,

quit

of the Exchequer

cabinet

but

as

Aviation

after

over

The naming of the 14th Earl of Home pronounced hume), 57, highlighted the biggest shake-up of the British cabinet since Macmillan took over from Sir Anthony Eden as premier in 1957. Home, a wealthy, quiet-spoken land-owner, has been in politics since 1931. For the past five years been Commonwealth Rela- | he has carried | which tions Secretary cabinet rank Selwyn Lloyd, who is an elected Member of parliament with a seat in the commons, has run the Foreign Office since 1955. In the new cabinet, he has switched to the senior post of Chancellor of the Exchequer. This marines that will would seem to enhance his am Polaris missiles.

Minister.

Enoch Powell, who also quit in 1958 with Thorneycroft, comes back

His

British Cabinet Appointments LONDON Ppeintments

anneunced

by

Minister

rocket

and

Minister—The

Minister

for

Earl

of Fhe

of

In

Sciences—Vis-

State

fer

Com-

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Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food—Christepher

Last

,

that in the

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British

be

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for

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successful,

to

British

Polaris-carrying next

useless

the

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few

councils,

may

rocket

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govern-

Macmillan

yesterday

their

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the

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will

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pledged

Latin

other He

areas

then

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added,

meeting said, that the States has a particular

only

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Macmillan prepored

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late

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misunderstanding,” he said speak-

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mova

know,”

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choice

Dillon,

MOON July

as you

Lumumba avoided any criticism of Belgium in his arrival remarks.

olev

THE

are,

To many Britons the House of Lords seems to be an ornamental institution.

America.

Thursday,

country.”

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ber.

the

and a particular responsibility

de-

crisis-ridden

United to your

world. in

his

support the its response aid.”

Latin

souces

establish a “true

in

all in our power

development,

of

Lumumba,

said, “doing

grouwth.

American

(AP)—Congo-

Patrice

country. Secretary of State Christian A. Herter, greeting him at the airport in a steady drizzle, expres-

has

contro-

not

to

mocracy”

The elected members of the Commons, jealous of their rights, consider themselves to be Britain’s only real law-making cham-

assured

economie

and his colleagues are ready to go ealtth—Enech

already

Fl

Premier

arriving ‘yesterday in quest of U.S. economic and technical aid,

job but also over the of the House ef Com-

| mons.

American diplomats that the United States feels it has a particular responsibility for helping

for

power.

lese

take

Secre-

political

special

for the prestige

render

facilities

and

informant,

;

submarines

years

base

air

leaders

major

that

WASHINGTON (AP)—Undersecretary of State Douglas Dil-

the

leng-

Foreign

ays

and

to

Dillon Assures Latin America On U.S. Economic Assistance

of

home

American

rank.

youn Profumo:

the

week’s

brought

Minister of Aviation—Peter Therney croft. Mimister of Laber—John Hare. Ministers: Witheut Cabinet

Pree

rules

give

range firing of the Polaris from a submerged submarine pointed to the strategy of the future. It

Seames.

of

these

to

to Washington.

Sandys.

Secretary

Britain.

a his

right of vete over some peace- he told a closed door meeting time military operations conduet- of the Inter-American Economic ed by Americans in this country. and Social Council, is of equal Negotiations for the revision of urgency with the development the 1951 base agreement are going

Heath. of

in

S. air and

set of rules govern-

general

designed

Council

Lieyd.

Secretary

demands

U.

ing the use of these bases.

conde Hailsham. Chancellor ef The Exchequer Lord Privy Seal—Edward

monwealth

resist

bases

clearcut

President

—Selwyn

to

and RB-47 airplane incidents, Macmillan is insisting on 4

Mac-

Cabinet:

Lerd

Macmillan’s

But in the wake of the U-2

millan: Fereign Home.

Minister

intention

yesterday

Hareld

underlined

for abolishing

\?)—The 10 new apin the British gov-

ernment

Prime

Prime

word

od

Eton

peer

appointment

over

United States for the nuclear-powered subThis

place

at

first

British

versy

LONDON (AP)--A high government source said yesterday Britain is ready to provide several new strategie bases to the the

the

as

stirred

Ready To Give U. S. New Bases carry

is

in

tary since Lord Halifax during the emergency days of the war in 1940.

Britain Reported

Douncement

educated

Oxford,

as

quarrelling with Macmillan over policy matters, is restored to the

Selwyn Lloyd The appointment of a lord, who cannot sit in the House of Com mons, touched off a ‘peers versus Commons. the people’ storm in Britain even before Macmillan made his an-|

Congo Will Be A Democracy, Says Premier

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, July 28, 1960

Bee, Wayward Bicycle Result In 2 Traffic Deaths Two

persons

bicycle by

a

bee

in

senger

on

the

Carmelo

Cruz,

lez, in sportshirt, question suspects José Maldonado dés Lebron, 18. (STAR photo by José Garcia.)

second

left,

Sola,

and

Juan

R.

18, left, and

A

Gonza-

Isidre

boys

a minister foiled the gétaway of two of three young hoodlums who jumped two students in Puerto Nuevo Tuesday night.

At were

police headquarters they identified as Jose A. Maldo-

nado

Sola,

Victor de Jesus,

18.

15, and Angel

Val-

in

the

back

when

hicle.

of

a Puerto

they

The

Nuevo

boarded

three

were

the

ve-

watching

the students as they sat down and began listening to their transitor radio. —

When the bus stopped at osevelt Ave.and Constitution

RoSt.,|.

the students got off followed by the three other youths, they said.

Victor, the younger with

ver,

his

had

radio.

a wrist

watch

three

A

alleged

Police

jeep

the

cor-

and

Patrolman

Juan

R.

Gonzalez, taking the situation in at a glance, grabbed two of the

Kortright Admits Jesus

Kortright

Sanchez

arrested

after he decks of

one

of

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of

a

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made

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then,

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Gellen

control

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service

station

of

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was

owner

and

his

was

woman

assaulted

when

stole with

Aristug,

of the

vehicle,

from

injuries

died

Hospital

was

driving

Rey

with

through

a

yesterday

mor-

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Development

They

when

three

men

took

the

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the woman

and

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but

then

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be found.

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Threatening to kill him, if he did not surrender, he said they

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to

forcibly

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in

money key

to a nearby field her, police said.

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a civilization,

of

should

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the

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people

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status, nor for two, three, four, five hundred factories. Not for a two, three, or four billion national

of

Party is not to praise itself for its past accomplishments, Muhoz said, but to prepare itself

a

stud-

Proud for?”

of

the

dedication to “deliver oneself to the cause of creative generosity.” The function of the Popular

science

attentive

sense

avoid

bition, the governor said, to take on important and responsible government positions and

Restaurant

political

a

A

Housing

consciousness—

a people.

in

passenger,

companion

dealing with a table and a consciousness as

a

Munoz told the Popular youth; it should have two “motivations” —ambition and dedication. Am-

about

himself

ideal

one

provoked

His Companion In Hato Rey

and

Mufioz said, “is to an_ under-developed

with

still

owner of the San Cristobal station in Hato Rey, told police he had just closed up his station

Ricans.”

and

to

Orlando Rodriguez Ramirez, 23,

hearts

profound

swerved

three unknown men _ surprised them in a solitary Hato Rey location late Tuesday night.

developed consciousness and fully developed conscience.”

Rican politics, as president

Party

the

accident

yesterady morning in Rio Piedras District Hospital transferred from the Mayaguez Municipal Hospital.

entering

received

robbed

from

most

gathesng

“We live for a table of values we can be proud of. We live

on the 28-year-old has been in. La

his arrest

a

Party

that

of

dollar

withheld sentencing, pending a probationary report _ Kortright, who

before

Popular

‘Values We “What do

upon

Ruiz

bail

a people,” overcome

professor and made the hall in which he spoke a silent class-

attempted to pass eight heroin sewed into a pair

narcotics

night the

Philosophical

of slippers to an inmate friend at La Princesa jail, pleaded guilty to

$3,000

eloping the theme of what should

in

month

were}

By A. W. MALDONADO Gov. Munoz delivered what

200

Narcotics Violation Juan,

they

with robbery

conscience and consciousness.” In what must be a unique

ner a second later, and Lt. Rafael Ramirez

were recovered from the two arrested youths. They were charged

political status, nor to overcome an underdeveloped economy, but to overcome an “underdeveloped

robbers. rounded

of a gang. The wrist watch and the dollar

Lebro,

accidents,

an

Thieves Rob Man, Assault

minis-| members

that the “ideal” of Puerto Ricans should not be a particular

He

shouted to his wife to call the police, while he gave chase to

the

guessed

speech-lecture

one

the door of the church.

Isidro

San Juan. The governor

dollar taken from him before the three ran away. The encounter was witnessed, however, by Rev. Carlos Torres

from

the

to

ning. Lourdes Maria Santiago Leon, 3, became the of the year yesterday after she died in Ponce injuries received in a traffic accident Monday.

National Philosophy day

howe-

and

18, and

Police

of

boy, escap-

Angel,

by

was probably the strangest political speech of his career Tues-

The boys said the hoodlums jumped them a minute later as they were walking by a vacant lot near the Puerto Nuevo Lutheran Church. ed

chased

is bee

His

he

PDP Youths Hear Munoz Discuss His

Rafael Escalona Marrero, 17, victims of the mugging, told police they had noticed three young men bus

being

ter. A third made his escape.

highway

due

24, of Carolina Monday caused him to lose which crashed into a’ tree at 11 a.m.

Minister And Policemen Join Forces To Capture Muggers The timely appearance of a police jeep and the quick action of

from

a death

back.

Wilfredo

He died early where he was

Bonifacio

yesterday

other

a car.

Suddenly,

SUSPECTS—Policemen

the

Wilfredo Raldiris Figueroa, 21, of Rio Piedras, was driving bicycle near Cabo Rojo, his brothe Carmelo, 18, was a pas-

‘| his

CAPTURED

died

fatality,

=

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, July 28, 1960.

PUERTO RICO’S

THe

DRUG STORES

ROSA

SANTA

Katanga Not | News In Brief ] A UN Problem Brazil Expels Cuban Diplomat Says Belgium

SUPER DRUG STORE

LARGEST

RIO

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Liggetts

conference

Gaston

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unconfirmed

Hammarskjold

agreed

Perfect way to serve. chips

that

the

Belgian

Congo

U.

urgent

and

N.

troops

tasks

to

had

tackle

enter

the

seceded

vince

immediately.

bases

admitted

more than

Katanga

to

pro-

Ever Been

with your favorite dip. Handsome bowl with dip dish & brass clamp.

1

19

of a miles

second from a speed of 55 per hour. You simply aim

it at

the

and

nature

state

the

obvious?

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with BRASS FRAME

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Puerto Ambassador

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dictated

by

prevailing

traffic

con-

ditions. STEP 2 — Keep your brakes in top condition to assure: that safe and normal braking action, proportionate to your speed, may be achieved. These steps are

not the complete

cure

Bra-

is Jose Manuel from Brazil: in

beginning

of

this

year

with

full

diplomatic

Premier Fidel ‘Castro. The Zuarez as an international e

CORTINA

D’AMPEZZO,

Italy

(AP)—Seven

young

Italian

Alpinists were found died yesterday in a 1,500 feet deep crevasse on Antelao peak, which they had set out to climb, roped together. The victims were four men and three women from 17 to 30 years old, all amateur mountain climbers.

Conservatives Ahead In Japan Test early

TOKYO (AP)—Conservative Konroku Kanda, 51, lead over his Socialist and Communist backed

yesterday

in

Japan’s

third

prefectural

governor

race

took an opponent

purportedly

testing public sentiment over its new alliance with America. Kanda is a mem of Prime Minister Ikeda’s ruling Liberal Democrats.

and

No

Socialist

Communist

candidate

support—the

is

main

entered

groups

but

that

full

Socialist

opposed

security treaty—was thrown a progressive independent.

the

behind

new-

Giheiji

Dispute Over Israel

TEHERAN (AP)—Iran yesterday ordered the UAR envoy here, Ambassador Hammad, to leave the country within 24 hours. The move was retaliation against the expulsion of Iranian ambassador Djamchid Gharib, from the UAR Tuesday. Government officials here expressed surprise at President Nasser’s violent attack on Iran Tuesday and his decision to break diplomatic

were

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embassy, expelled

days.

among

between

the

two

countries.

of Israel—cause

of

the

They

emphasized

rift—was

not

that

Iran’s

new.

ROME (AP)—Premier Amintore Fanfani and his big Christian Democrat cabinet that includes three former prime ministers

cle

banks

propaganda

yesterday

three

New Italian Government Sworn In

read the arti-

nearest tree

within

agitator.

recognition

appeared

government

country

Seven Lost Alpinists Found Dead

relations

does the rest. Now, in my opinion, that is really doing it ‘‘the hard way” My taste leans more to a nice big fluffy stack ef hay or a snow bank. Unfortunately, hay stacks are few and far between in Puerto

Arms extend to fit your TV set!

the

lran-UAR

from

the

1 guess all of you

CHIP and DIP § ET CASTER TABLE

at

troops

By: BOB FINNER

Metal TV

returned

ly-enacted U.S.-Japan Tsunoda, running as

in

the

an aide at the Cuban police said had been

not to press at present for the complete evacuation of Belgian

"Up A Tree!”

Anchor Hocking

The diplomat, Suarez, who

communist

Katanga

as his advisor on foreign Pierre Wigny, declined

Brazilian

to leave

powers on behalf of the regime of statement yesterday described Vega

premier

U.N. not to intervene in Congo’s internal affairs.” added

“We

(AP)—The

diplomat

1956 as a Communist agitator. He had come to Brazil as a student. He

at a news

the

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It accused him of spreading Communist zilian students and labor unions.

Eyskens.

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FRIDAY 3 DAYS ONLY - THURSDAY SATURDAY Most

Katanga

recently proclaimed dependence. This was announced

by REGISTERED

HONE 557 BAYAMON

Hammarskjold

that the United keep its hands

Congo

your Prescriptions are compounded

PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS

Dag

sterday should

At

are

DE

ordered

on Rt. 2 to Bayamon We

\

for automo-

all

sworn

in yesterday

Christian

by

Democratic

president

cabinet

Giovanni

appeared

Gronchi.

to

be

The

the

new

strongest

Italy

has had in five years. Alarm over Communism’s challenge to Italian democracy in violent rioting early this month had tightened Christian Democrat ranks and brought the new government pledges of parliamentary support from the smaller, usually divided parties of the center,

the

Democratic

Socialists,

Liberals

and

Republicans.

Abbas Charges French Double-Cross TUNIS

(AP)—Ferhat

government, offer

of

a

capitulation Abbas, students

has

Abbas,

accused

cease-fire

of the in an

the

talk

in

charged

the

ciple of self-determination to

the

wage

war

Algerian

the

with

for Algeria the

Algerian

and

of

rebellion

betors

French

against

of

government

nationalists. address Tuesday

congress

continuing

premier

French

a

the

seek

the

to

Tunisian-Algerian

abandoning

of talking

Algerian

rebel

using

the

peace

prin-

while

people.

Adenauer To Paris For Strategy Talks BONN

(AP)—West

German

Konrad

Adenauer

will

go

to Paris

tomorrow for weekend talks with French President Charles ~ Gaulle, the government announced yesterday. Authoritative informants said the meeting was part of “an intensification

of

cooperation

between

France

and

West

Germany

following the collapse of the summit conference.” Out talks, these informants said, was expected to emerge a tougher

European

launch

threatening

line

resisting

moves

during

any

efforts

by

the American

the

Soviets

election

Jamaica Deals With Subversive Activities

which

subversive

e

s

s

te

campaign.

bile accidents, but they ARE long steps in the right direction. In believe one of the worst sensations in fife is to step on the

s

ef the harder,

iri

KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP)—The House of Representatives has passed a bill giving the Home Affairs Ministry power to detain breakes and push all the way to for up to six months anyone suspected of armed subversive the floor without any response. activities. . You get butterflies in your stomThe special authority was granted for a period of one year. ach. . butterflies in a live body Passage of the bill Tuesday night stemmed from recent alleged could,

in

just

of a second, change

seven-tenths

to worms

in a

corpse.

Let’s all go get our brakes checked. . . not next week. . .not tomorrow. . . TODAY. Maybe, they are okay but the few dollars you spend having them checked could prove to be the cheapest and best insurance you ever bought.

CAR CLINIC, 115 de Diego Ave., Santurce (in front of Pueblo Supermarket) gives specialized pert brake service. unt Go

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the

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seven

Americans

Jamaicans.

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Hernandez Agosto, also a na-| tive of the town of Las Piedras, is a graduate with honers from

College

at

share, but

the Bank’s board of directors.

the

day

losses ranged

51%

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Treasury. appointed

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Z%

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in Puerto Rico. He has been head of the Land Authority since 1958,

was

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Chal

Am&

with establishing the first sys: tem of scientific land assessment

Redriguez

month.

Chem

Alomin

Experiment

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this

to

Allis

and

Arts in Mayaguez.

the

the

Most

6

timwed

He started his government career at

opening

and}

geed rally, its first rise}$4 te around

advance

in agricultural science from, the College ef Agriculture and Me

chanical

at

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higher

since July 14, and only its fifth}

Sewer Autherity Rodriguez stu died at Pennsylvania State Coll

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was

Tuesday's

dir-

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fer

market

active

for

He was succeeded at the Land Authority by Miguel A. Hernan dez Agosto, an assistani secretary of agriculture Rodriguez, 52, a native of Las Piedras, replaces Juan Labadie

yector

yesterday.

The

w

professor. He was

of

the Puerte Rico Land Authority, has been appointed executive vice president of the Govern

=

director

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, July 28, 1960

N

Cedo-Arrieta Are Married a In Double-Ring Ceremony Nellie Angelina Cedé Segarra became the bride of Miguel A. Arrieta, Jr., at a double-ring ceremony at the Catholic Church of Our Lady

of

Fatima,

#|Saturday

Hato

Rey,

last

afternoon.

The Rev. Patrick Harper officiated at the ceremony, and Manuela Pereda sang, accompanied at the

organ

by

Father

Conde.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Ced6, of Ma-

yagiiez.

She

is

a

home _ eco

nomics graduate of InterAmerican University, San German, and is a member of Eta Gamma Delta

sorority. The

see cage

SERVING PUNCH—Mr.an d

Mrs. José Manuel

Canals

were

hosts

“|is

to the Women’s

Civie Club

at an informal get-together honoring the new officers. Pictured from left to right are: Miss Margarita Higuera, Mrs. Provi Urrutia del Valle, Mrs. Canals— President of the Women’s Civie Club—Mr. Canals, and Mrs. Carmen Cordova de Nicholas.

(STAR

photo

by

Deanna

Morris.)

Cana s Entertain Civica Officers By

Mr.

NORY

and

Canals

next

SEGARRA

Mrs.

José

the

Manuel

held an informal

Guests at the Club’s board of dents

of

Civie

and

successful

were

made

management

Mrs.

Canals

selection

of the

chairmen.

Club

to

of

Mrs.

the

Mrs. Esther de Passalacqua was

committee

Carmen

chosen

Cérdova

chairman

of

the

the

son

of

Mr.

at

Co.

the

Puerto

Rio

Piedras.

in

bride’s

gown,

Rico

lace

embroidered

pearls.

The

skirt

had

She

wore

in seed

giiez

a_

Rosalia

short

thread and seed pearls. Her bridal bouquet was a spray of three giant off-white rose-shaped flowers

made

of gladioli

The bride was

petals. given

in marriage

Rico

wore

Mrs.

Provi_

club’s first vice-president, recovering from recent surgery, sent a

Urrutia

del Valle, historic and cultural committee; Mrs. Maria Elisa Rocha, art and decorations committee; Mrs. Martha H. de Geigel,

poem. Among

Mrs.

with

the

guests

Juan

N.

were

Mr.

Dominguez

and

from

Palma de Mallorca, Spain, ing the island as guests of

visittheir

brother

Mrs.

Juan

and

sister,

Enrique

Mr.

and

Geigel.

Exercise

Alfonso

Mrs. Mrs.

Nilda

Mr.

Saldana,

Mesdames

fitted

gown

wore

was a

the

white

Miss

bridesmaid.

organza

prin-

and

Ana

ington; Julita Arce de Franklin escorted by her son, Eduardo Franklin, Jr., and Angela Luisa Torregrosa.

similar

to

the

we ~~ Oo

inner-thighs. Slendrocycle.

R.

Firm

Slenderizing

a replica

of the

brides-

Ring bearer was Jr., nephew of the

bride. Following

pagne

the

reecption

ceremony

and

a cham-

buffet

supper

was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Reinosa in San Fran-

cisco,

Rio

Piedras.

is the bride’s Among the

Mrs.

aunt. guests

Reinosa

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Maya-

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Other guests from Mayagiiegz were Mr. and Mrs. Adolfo Bals seiro and daughter Georgina, Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Arrieta - and daughter

Blanquita,

Ced6 Juan

and

Mr.

and

daughter

Antonio

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Mrs,

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Also present were the William Ramirez, Miss Margarita Higuera, the

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The

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Committee.

members

of the local press. Most of the guests gathered in the beautiful interior patio and talked about the club’s plans for

announced

club’s

employed

Telephone

fullness

membership committee and Mrs. Jacqueline Borgos, public relations committee. Committee Chairmen

the

is

de Nicholas, a former president of the club and back in Puerto New man

party were the directors, presi-

committees

Toasts

club by the new board of directors.

get-

together last Tuesday evening at their home on Luchetti St. in the Condado. Mrs. Canals is the new president

of the Women’s of Puerto Rico.

year.

groom

and Mrs. Miguel A. Arrieta. He studied at the College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts in Mayagiiez. He is a member of Phi Sigma Alpha fraternity, and

from

school

Miss is on

in

New

Jersey. Fron the Virgin Islands came a sister of the bride, Mrs,

Juanito

Cedo

husband,

Ken

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Other guests Biascoechea and Miriam,

and

her

Bartlett.

and

were Eduardo daughters Diana,

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Mr.

and

Mrs,

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and

Bobby

newlyweds

of their

Palmira Castellon,

Robles.

are spending

honeymoon

Cedé Hécs

in

and then will go to They wjil make their Gallar Apartments dras.

San

+ part

Juan,

St. Thomasi home at the in Rio Pie-

Bull Lines Club Dance The

Bull

Lines

Club

wilf

celebrate its second anniversary on Saturday, July 30, with a dance

at

its

club

house,

Pier

3,

at 8 p.m.

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, July 28, 1960

Who's Sincere In Receiving Lines? DEAR ANN LANDERS: ‘I’ve long harbored a theory

Are you so stupid that you think young

are

going

to tell their

My my

own

always

sister

and

me

as

treated

if we

were

mothers what they’re doing? My own daughter is an example

honest and respectable.

We would

have

disappoint

slightest bit of attention, to

of. what

her.

what

do to find out where she was half

through

the time

open

that people who stand in reception

limes

never pay

is being

Yesterday

the

said to them.

I proved

I was

I

mean. and

I had all

who

she

I could

was

running

died

rather

She

didn’t

our

than

have

to

rummage

drawers

envelopes

and

or

steam

glue

them

around with. Even though I man- back together. We had no trouble right. I would appreciate aged to read her mail and listen telling mother things because she in on her phone conversations she never pried or asked any questions your comments. If mothers would only realize I extended my hand to the father still out-maneuvered me and ran they can’t force, frighten or order of the bride and said with a off and married a bum. So why don’t YOU wake up and their daughters to be decent and smile, “‘The Russians have just bombed Alaska.’”’ The man shook smell the coffee, Ann Landers like honorable! The desire to be good my hand and replied cheerfully, you tell other people to do?— FOOL must come from within as a resul! of early training. ; ‘“Phank you very much. It was YOURSELF NOT A self-respecting person hates nce of you to come.” DEAR FOOL YOURSELF: I can I repeated the same phrase to think of no better example to to be spied on. It doesn’t encourage behavior—only trickiness.— the bride’s mother and she said illustrate my point tham” your good she

certainly

was

beautiful.

testimonial.

Please

you for coming.”

Thank

lows. This young girl looks from the other keyhole.

After four such replies I gave up -and left. What has happened to old fashioned sincerity anyway?

If you have an explanation I’d like to

hear DEAR

it—NUTS NUTS; A

TO PEOPLE receiving line

**#

is no place to look for ‘‘old fashion-

a

answer

to the

mothers

to

people

are

exhausted, tense and trying their darndest to be cordial and remember the names of people they haven’t seen in ages. Of course it’s discouraging to

leara to

that

what

not

a soul

you

say,

don’t

sour on the entire human -Cause

of

this

little

turn

race be-

experiments

It’s not a fair sampling. zs

+

boy

¢

friend

agent

with

rage.”

I’m

so

mad

at

you

see to write this let-

ter. What do you mean by telling mothers they have no right to look

at their daughters’ dairies and read their

mail?

find

out

age

of

How

what

else

can

is going

mothers

on

crazy-mixed-up

in this

kids,

high

school beer-drunks, rock ‘n’ roll maniacs and over-crowded homes for

unwed

mothers?

Wedding Bells Miss Paulette Lefrane Figueroa will exchange wedding vows

with a

Augusto

Catholic

Gonzalez,

mass

to

be

Jr., held

at this

Friday at 10 a.m. in the Church of the Sacred Heart, Santurce. The

bride-to-be

is

the

daught-

er of Mr. and Mrs. Enrique LeFranc of the Condado. She studied

at

Saint

Elizabeth

Academy,

New York, and at the Convent of the Sacred Heart, Ponce. Her fiance is the son of Mr.,and Mrs. Augusto Gonzalez of Santurce He has a degree in Business Administration from Santa Maria University,

€

was

loves

you!

mother

act just

THURSDAY,

Your

who

advised

a

Chicago

like

marvelous.

July

28—Preducers

of the first Puerto Rico Universal Theatre will hold a cocktail party ieday at 6 p.m. in the Casa de

DEAR ANN LANDERS: Now I Espafia en FRIDAY, know what it means to be “blind I can hardly

how it of the

Weekly Calendar |

is listening

but

telis side

DEAR ANN LANDERS: Every young girl who has a diary and

ed__sinceriiy.’

The

you fer writing.

read the letter that fol-

Puerte. Rico. July 29—Beb

Maytag

and the Bimini Babe crew will hold a cocktail and dimner-dance at 7:30 p.m. at the Club Nautico, San Juan.

ARLENE

Borinquen Club Honors Officers . gavel

With

this action, the club wel-

comed

its new

officers:

St.

TEL.

Santurce

2-0774

MIAMI DRAPERY 1863

Loiza

St.

Santurce Tel. P2111:

vf

bt

ttt

woe

pent

Mrs.

Ro-

sa Maria Castellén, president; Mrs. Luisa Josefina Delucca, Ist vice-president;

Mrs.

Carmen

Cam-

pos de Acevedo, 2nd vice-president; Mrs. Josefina Obeso, recording secretary; Mrs. Julita Vizearrondo,

corresponding

cretary;

Melita

Mrs.

FRIDAY, July 29—A fashion and Mrs. Mary Taylor and Mrs. musical show will take place at Vergne, sub-treasurers.

Ana

the

Paradise

Bewling

and

Sports

sub-corresponding Margot Salgado,

se-

Bustamante, Mrs. and

Guest

of

honor,

Mrs.

Delia

Q.

Center, Matadere Road, at 2 p.m. FRIDAY, July 29—Fiesta Night in the Condade Beach Hotel honor-

de Meyners, addressed the group, giving them her impressions on

ing the Central American Swimming Teams participating in the Central American Championship Meet, at 7 p.m. FRIDAY, July 29—There will be formal change of command cere-

rica as a member of the Hemispheric Friendship Committee of the Business and Professional Women’s Assn. Another guest of honor was Miss

Luz

a

stu-

monies

United

dent

of

engineering

at the

Col-

p.m.

lege

of

Agriculture

and

at Roosevelt Reads

States

Naval

when

Staiion

Captain

John

USN, officially Onia B. Stanley,

SATURDAY, ball in Puerte

guests The and

$3

West,

relieves Captain Jr., USN.

July

the Casa Rico for

only,

at

Norman

30—Informal de Espafia en members and

starting

at

10

p.m.

erchestras of Jerge del Valle Nando Rosade will play.

her

recent

trip

to

Nereida

South

Solis,

the was

Ame-

Liumet, director;

elect, and

Mrs.

Mrs. Angelina

Besosa,

Terruellas.

president

Legal Secretaries Make Bid For Next Year's Convention The Legal

San Juan Chapter of Secretaries, recently

accepted

as

the

first

Latin-

American chapter of the National Association of Legal Secretaries (International), will be represented at the annual convention im Atlantic City, New Jersey. The representatives from the San Juan chapter, the Misses Gladys M. Javier, president; Lourdes I. Rodriguez, vice-president; and Nora V. Isern, corresponding

secretary,

left

Monday

tic City. The

for

Atlan-

. convention

program

in-

cludes lectures, conferences and workshops. While at the convention,

which

local

delegation

began

will

bid

to make

San

Juan

site

of

the

the

Tuesday,

the next

convention. Several

San Juan

government

agencies

have

to help the

agreed

in

delegation prepare a ‘Puerto Rican Night’’ for the entertainment

of other groups

at the convention.

Chubha Concha

Mecha-

nical Arts of Mayaguez. Miss Solis is.on a Borinquen club scholarship. She was presented with a check and gifts from each of the members present at the luncheon. The new board of directors held

its

first

meeting

after

luncheon.

the \€"/I< MHZ l

a rc py

CZ

EVERY FRIDAY

ee

COLLADO Loiza

of the Bo-

ringuen Club to Mrs. Rosa Maria Castellén during a gala luncheon at the Caribe Hilton Hotel recently.

ig”

LOT OF SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE

1921

a

Mrs. Elena Pérez Gibbs formally handed over the presidential

a recent luncheon, Juan Altrusas Club

given to Mrs. Leticia Torruellas, acting president. From left to right are: Mrs. Luz Vilarifo, past president; Mrs.

secretary; treasurer,

Ponce.

10 Singer 133W103 like new; 3 ( 251-1), 15 (107W1). Also 50 factory adjustable chairs and a big lot of used electric fans.

PRESIDENTIAL GAVEL—At presidential gavel of the San

Caught off the coast of Maine Friday morning, Flown non-stop jet to us Friday afternoon, Served for your pleasure Friday evening.

Just the way you remember them in the States.

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Enjoy the most different

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, July 28, 1960

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MMMAMAMmd—-|dMmMMTIMm|-§ywqW—w\s__D

NAN

WQY

The Civil Rights Planks Of Demos, GOP Compared

MOU

WWWWwoan

RoE

By OVID CHICAGO parison by the

by

REND

ol#Fr>»M_

(AP)—Here

is

between the civil rights Democratic Party and

the

Republican

submission

to

the

WDE

DW

A. MARTIN

platform

party’s

a

brief

convention

VOTING—Democrats

com-

plank adopted that approved

committee

pledged

to

of

full

would

give

1963

to submit

with

that

The

local

plans

school

districts

for

first-step

plank

pledged

take

bring

actions

~The with

for

sehool

from

going

to

court

promised

practices

said

in

housing

pro-

the

federal

should

to file civil rights

plank

funds

for

and

services

and

are

promised™to

to

building

Segregated

to

other

free

end

facilities, insure

oppose

that

pub-

government-author-

of

9

segregation.

100 YEARS OF SERVICE—More than 150 service pirs were awarded to employes of the Department of Agricul-

DEMONSTRATIONS—Democrats

such

peaceful

to

affairs

make

The

establish

directed

facilities,

SIT-IN nation rights.

SERVICES—

Department

in €edefal

lic transportation

said

to

constructed

AND

Justice

Republi#an

community

in

action

housing

to preserve community life, such schools, housing, jobs and public

The of

pledged

in

subsidies.

and

discrimination

ized

plank

FACILITIES

facilities.

their rights. It rejected the Democratic proposal to give school districts three years to submit plans for beginning integration.

EMPLOYMENT—Democrats

also

membership

segregation

federal

procedures as voting,

coercion to deter

to

of

be empowered

the

desegregation

end

Republican

Democrats

until

of

legislation

discrimination

aid

use

use

to

PUBLIC

compliance

appropriate eases as when economic or threat of physical harm is used

persons

action

prohibit

decision

Republican

The

discriminatory

grams.

Civil Rights Act of 1960 to prevent obstruction of court desegregation orders. It proposed legislation authorizing the Justice Department

to

end

pledged also development of a federal-state Program to end discrimination in all employment areas. HOUSING—The democrats promised to

Powers of existing law to secure ballot for all. They promised to support action to eliMinate state literacy tests and payment of Poll taxes as requirements for voting. The Republican plank also pledged use of existing law to end discrimination at the ballot box. But it pledged legislation to provide that completion of six primary grades in state accredited schools is conclusive evidence of literacy for voting purposes. EDUCATION—Democrats promised to use full powers—legal and moral—to ensure the beginning of good faith compliance with the Supreme Court's school desegregation decision. They

WWE

of some labor union locals, unless such practices are ended by the unions themselves. It

night:

use

2WiWw’:—T*F.FFA

discrimination.

for

last

F"’_

The Republican plank pledged creation of a commission on equal job opportunity to continue ‘present federal efforts to end job

good

are

in

Republican

a signal

to

the

guaranteeing

civil

reaffirmed

the

plank

ture

promised

creation of legislation to establish a fair emPloyment practice commission to help fight discrimination in employment. They also promised to use full executive powers to assure racial equality in federal employment and in all activities carried on under government contracts.

LEGISLATIVE

best

Republican

efforts

to

that

often

dures

legislative

plank

pledged

change

action

make in

the

be

party’s

congressional

proce-

unattainable

proper

civil

rights

W.

youngsters:

MALDONADO

roots

a ‘‘real”

only

The

for

kid

who

one

News 8

baseball

fan

team.

said,

“I

like

the

Yankees in American

the —_and

the

Dodgers

in

Analysis | the — National” was

immediately

a nationalistic struggle—that is, a struggle for national identity. The struggle classically has been between independentistas who say

“I

am

Puerto

hooders ican.”

The

who

only

Rican”

and

state-

“I

an

Amer-

say

difference

nationalism of and statehooders

limit

their.

boundries

am

between

the

independentistas is that the former

patriotic of this

love

island,

to

the

while

the

classified a phony. Baseball and nationalism, both based on strong emotion, are in a sense identical: you love one team, and you love one country. The Puerto Rican experiment is

latter’s

an

this island from the depths of poverty and sickness it was necessary to also be ‘‘an American,”

experiment

in

nationalism,

for

in Puerto Rico we have two “loves’’-—we have two flags—we are Puerto Ricans and we are “Americans.” The

message

that

Gov.

Munoz

takes to the people time and time again is that political status is Dot an end but a means—that is, whether Puerto Rico is a federated state, or an independent republic, er a commonwealth is not important in itself—what is important

is whether

the status

it has is the

best ‘‘vehicle’ to carry Puerto Rico to the economic prosperity necessary for a ‘good civilization.” To appreciate the boldness of the governor’s message one must see it in the context of the political Status struggle that has been raging in Puerto Rico almost since

the U.

S. Marines

niea July 25, The status

landed

1898. struggle

is

DE

in Guabasically

envelopes

nation.

the entire U.

S.

Munoz, who during his early years belonged strongly to the “T am Puerto Rican” group, and

who

later

discovered

that

to lead

has created the Puerto RicanAmerican, with two flags and two countries.

When Mujfioz repeats that a “good civilization” free of poverty and sickness and not political status

is

the

goal

of

the

Puerto

Rican, he is making a bold appeal

to the people

beyond The

of Puerto

nationalism. Not Vital Point fact

Rico

to go

Skeptics

streets years

who

field.

of ago

milled

New

York

might

very

about

The

legiance. They might

down,

telling

a Dodger love one,

try

him

and the

pin

‘You

ANNA

AAA

be

fan. You neither—

Munoz’ quick answer skeptics might well be: “Why not?” J

Mufoz

can’t

a Yankee other or

but not both.”

look

in Puerto double-al-

to

to

STAR

Bureau

The Republican convention is well-nigh unanimous that Nelson Rockefeller should be tarred and feathered for his attacks on the Eisenhower team—and‘ridden out of town

on

the

viee-presidency. ese

Candidate

¢&

Kennedy

entertains

newsmen on his yacht. The sastatus Puerto Rico is not crifices he mentioned in his accompletely sovereign over itself— ceptance speech will start the as it would be in the form of in- minute the ship has to go into dependence or in the form of drydock. Honest. statehood—is not the vital point, se & Munoz says. Lots of excitement at the Re-

wealth

that

under

common-

The vital point, the Governor never tires repeating, is that Com-

monwealth is the best vehicle wards a “good civilization.”

publican

convention.

They’re

photo

combine

per hour on Road

Kms. 14.7 and 17.9. 5. The reconstruction

LIZARDI,

giv-

ing a door prize to the statesman to- who can hold the most press conferences without saying anything. tras seb gebis 4a

(119

Maria dras.

Developments

cisco much

and

Santa

(In

Maria

Bucare,

newer

Develop-

development,

already have number signs, plied by the municipality.) 2. Traffic lights on Road 1,

Km.

13.55,

3. Street numbering

16.0

and

put

Fran-

which

is

ment. We sures,

of

TODAY’S

following

they

Way,”

etc.

also

supNo.

BEST

We

they

safety mea-

the

“Yield

miles

.

more as

“Stop,”

16.45.

40

need

such

Right need

of

white

lines on the middle of the streets, especially on Magnolia, Violeta, Tulipan, Diamela, Camelia, Be gonia, de Diego Streets, etc.

Signed by 119 San Francisco, and

limit

DevelopAs these

stand,

signs:

signs and residence for San Ignacio De-

speed

streets

a

velopment.

4. A

Ignacio Noe. 1.

are very dangerous and should be reconstructed in a proper way, 6. Elimination of cattle from our area, which is an urban area, 7. A traffic study of publie cars and trucks which constantly go by San Francisco Develop-

re-

San

and San to Road

outcoming

_ We wish to respectfully quest the following. 1. Numbering and signs

on

the

FranSanta

Pie-

residences

of

signaRio

on

in

No. 1, between

outcoming streets from San Francisco ment

undersigned

1

KNEBEL

Washington

the

THE

PUBLIC

are residents of San San Ignacio, and

ro

POTOMAC FEVER

in

RIN-

AND

FRANCISCO

these

NANA,

By FLETCHER

FELISA

tures) cisco,

20 ments.

about

askance at happenings Rico as they see this

employes

Sir:

the

well

HON.

GAUTIER

SECRETARY OF WORKS

QAR

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THE

CON

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yy

By

FOR HON.

Island's Status Struggle Quest For Single Identity In the streets of upper New York about 20 years ago there was an axiom among all knowing

three

LETTERS

im-

the

The

Martinez, 30 years of service, Jose Luciano, 40 years, and Rosendo Quesada, 30 years. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett)

PROCEDURE—Democrats

said congressional procedures should preved to permit Majority rule.

The

Tuesday.

100 years of service. They are, from left to right, Jose A.

constitutional right to peaceable assembly to protest discrimination in Private business establishments, and applauded businessmen who have abandoned discriminatory practices.

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Gladiators

_ The nomination of Vice President Richard M. Nixon as the Republican candidate for the Presidency provides a worthy opponent for the Democratic bearer, Sen. John F. Kennedy in terms of political know-how, It should be a campaign aggressiveness and youth. to remember, one that promises to dispel boredom and stimulate national interest in vital issues of the day. Both nominees have an abundance of energy, overpowering determination, political courage, and ambition fot the Presidency that will not be denied until Both share an almost mystic the votes are counted. faculty for getting what they want; the pieces seem for both to fall into place, whether of their own Both appear today design or by some quirk of fate. to be men of destiny, but only one will realize the ultimate pinnacle of that destiny while the other’s . will be to have almost made it. We can expect, almost immediately, that the

will

gladiators

young.

and

charge

their

begin

that

it will continue at a furious pace until one is unIt has the makings of a battle horsed in November. hopesit will be a clean fight We of the century. and that the people will be:given a clear statement of intent on.all issues. to help them decide on whici shoulders the mantle of executive leadership should rest during the next four years.

Minds

One-Track

Administration officials shouted with glee on Tuesday because more than 100,000 persons turned out for the Constitution Day ceremonies on Monday They interpreted the mass afternoon and evening. ent of the Commonwealth endorsem an as ce attendan : status. advocate strong a nt, One official of the governme of Commonwealth, called it ‘an extraordinary expression on the part of the Puerto Rican people of

patriotic emotion

Lp.

that transcended party lines.”

several

who

people

floats with pretty girls, the dancers, It was a good show. music.

Alerting: The The

“Cuban

José

to hear

and

Manuel

are

Suarez,

“brother

Latins”

while

they

seek

to

to

chaos

a

to leave

interests.

They will sell the Cuban people

extend

to

Brazil the influence that has cost the Cuban people the loss of their constitutional rights and the potential bankruptey of their economy. The action of the Brazilian government should

alert all governments in this hemisphere to the peril nunist infiltration by agents of: Khrushchev of,. posing as cohorts of Fidel Castro’s “army of liber-

(AP)—People

Belgium

and

to a foreign tyranny while posing as Cuban patriots who “liberated” the Cubans: from another dictatorship. What Fidel’s Reds do in Cuba is the business of They, in time, will realize the the Cuban people. nature of the menace and will, we feel confident, But take the action necessary to restore freedom. what these representatives of Soviet Russia do in this hemisphere, in the guise of Cuban liberators, is a matter of deep concern to all of the nations of the Americas. It is encouraging to hear that Brazil will not tolerate the activities of Communist agitators posing

as

if

presence

ordered

J. M. ROBERTS

YORK

asking

resulting

The Brazilian governthe country within three days. ment said Vega Suarez had been spreading ComBrazilian students and munist propaganda among They described him as an internalabor unions. tional Communist. Cuban dictator Fidel Castro has surrounded himself with associates obviously more dedicated to Mos-

cow than to Havana.

NEW

the

independence

yesterday

Vega

By

the

Hemisphere

government

Brazilian

diplomat,

fireworks,

the

see

to

MasrcDd

DIO St Levis Post: Dispatches

JUST

SI6N HERE.’

Belgium Is Suspect In Failure To Get Congo Off To Good Start

Every man to his own interpretation of the unquestionably impressive turnout, but we do know went

,

=

the

Congo

favorite

story

ness

News Analysis boring

idea

that

continued

her

business

her

ment

to

get

they

thought

as

that

in the

Belgian

busi-

former

colony,

seeing the handwriting on the | wall when France began workon

territories,

past,

is

men

ing

the

the

save

perhaps

granted

it

influenc

over

with.

they so

for

the

give

government,

and

the

govern-

story

“contain” in

goes,

indepen-

often

so

have

interests continue

in

business.

the

tutoring between

secessionists, at

stick,

to

is likely

any tie-up

Congolese and

Katanga

the

Secretary point

least

until

self-

in

impression

the

there

more

is

General by

Brussels,

the

discuss

the

Hammarskjold

Dag his

of

stopover

seems

to

to

think

Belgium

key to Katanga’s two-thirds of national production. Viable Economy Republic of The Congo as envisioned

still holds the the Congolese

in the independence treaty, united, with busi-

as usual (even be one of the

with

a viable

be one

of the

though Belgianfew new states

economy. few

underpopulated

Starting from political scratch it is riously handicapped in many ways, but to

has

something

great

the

which

advantage—an

political

without

best

having

be

turned

to

borrow

opportunity

from

to

could

go

established

through

so

seat

systems

many

mis-

takes. Shortsightedness Shortsightedness business may

and

give

the

the

on

the

Congo’s

country

part

of

Belgian

inexperienced only

the

leaders

worst

of

its

prospects.

Division under present circumstances would leave the richest and most highly developed area to business interests rooted abroad. could

The be

cause

likely

ern

to

not

force the

or

and of will

area

center

African either of

standing of

alone

unrest.

nationalism,

which

the

West-

cause

Communist

of

expansionism,

served. of

a

United

order

Leopoldville

cause

security

new

of

keep

Katanga, the

be idea

to

a

become

democracy The

in

Leopoldville

only

The is

would

Nations, in

The

world

It would states.

Belgium

information. United

the

neigh-

the

As

could

colonial and

independence

Neither the business interests nor the government has done much to dispel this story. Combined with the obvious Belgian failure to

in

least

The

dence

with

excuse

would thus

everywhere

deliberately

ness continuing owned), would

the

area.

result

joint have

Nations

seems If is

action been

a

to it

be can*

reunified for

greatly

security working get

into

Congo,

international advanced.

But as.of the moment, independence, hasnt had much chance to “take” in Katanga.

THE SAN JUAN STAR—

Tharsday, July 28, 1960

88 000 Puerto Ricans Receive $35 Million In Social Security Benefits persis

in Puerto Rico receiving|Insurance

monthly Old-Age,

benefit checks under the| Survisors, and Disability|

:

:

Frank Cohn

Silver,

wrote

who

“Yes,

Bananas,”

as

made share of

his

royalties.

amount

erash

He

in

of

:

the

:

with We

Irving

Have

No

program

over 88,000, Department

now

number

according to the U. S.| of Health, Education|

and Welfare. to

Almost 88,226

$35 million yearly goes persons here who are

{ren of retired, deceased or disabled workers are the second numerous group locally with beneficiaries.

The Federal

most] 25,573]

Social Security iy

now in its 25th year, covers about 74 million working people building

old-age, survivors and disability protection for themselves and dependents.

Wives areof next retiredwith or 16,151disabled} Veleran UPR Officials Retire After 37 Years per_ :

workers

Miguel

Angel

Diaz,

Elias

Her-,with

the

government.

about $70,000 | beneficiaries, almost half of whom|S0"S receiving monthly benefits, nandez, and Miss Dolores MoraDiaz was an ornamental hortwhile mothers with children are the song hit's| receive monthly retirement checks. fourth with 2,944 beneficiaries, |les Diaz, officials of the Agri-|Culture specialist, Hernandez was lost the same According to the latest health,| Other beneficiaries include:! 1,967| Cultural Extension Service of the a specialist in pastures and Miss stock

market

1929.

de PUERTO RIKO|

|education

and

completed

last

welfare

survey,

December,

child-!

widows or widowers, 579 workers and $26 dependent

wisabled| parents.

University of |retiring after

Dolores Morales Diaz was in Puerto Rico, are charge of the demonstration pro37 year’s service | jects.

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10 Hotels Report Good Occupancy Rates The tourist hotels in the San, Juan metropolitan area had an|

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rate of 773 per cent|hotels

non-resident guests into the ten tourist

against

9,247

guests

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secretly.

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your

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pul

Now

Puerto Rico, and was performed by Rina.

Monday show at

Concha.

Santurce-born Miss a comprehensive

with

of

that you have a greater abundance after dealing with them. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22)

today

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sensitive vocal talents, opened in a special Constitution Day

Dec. 21) Be willing to listen now to the ideas of a good comrade who has the know-how and will

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July 28, 1960

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to

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by

people

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ultimate

found

in

them

fully

to

love be

felicity.

home

te

may

be

the

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over-eager,

over-witty and over-wrought—and also undernourished with the sub-

a houseful of kids. There are those stance of good solid farce. youngsters—three obvious hellions and

a baby

that

must

be

kept

in

a cage because it is adept at lockfarcially obvious (How picking. . can you get?) There’s a grandma—who other an than Spring Bryington?—with obviously daffy air, and a taxicab

driver

who

is a playwright

(Jack

and a predatory actress Weston) (Janis Paige): There’s a big gro-

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tends.

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Maj. Gerald A. Peel of Parke side, San Juan, was among 278 Army

Reserve

officers

who

duated last week from the U. S. Army Command and General Staff College,

Fort

Leavenworth,

Kan.

The purpose of the course is to qualify reserve officers for duty with

the

divisions

general

or

staffs

logistics

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combat

commands.

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Gov. Luis Muioz Marin made one of his rare night club appearances Monday, evening, when he and dona Ines entertained guests at the special Constitution Day show at the Club La

Concha

which

featured

singer

Rina de Toledo. Their guests included the Venezuelan Ambassacor

to Washington,

Marcos

Fal-

con Bricefo and wife, Colombian Ambassador Carlos Sanz de Santa Maria and wife, and Jose Montoya,

New of

U.S.

Congressman

Mexico, whom

La

and

were

his

Also

from

wife,

house

Fortaleza.

all

guests

in

at

the

fes-

tive party, were Dr. and Mrs. Antonio Fernos Isern, Mr. and Mrs.

Rafael Torregrosa, Jeannette Ramods, Esteban Padilla and Capt. Teodoro Vidal, the military aide to the governor... Other popular political personalities enjoying the

evening

nesto of the a

were

Ramos

the

Hon.

Antonini,

House,

party

with

with

Mr.

CUFF

his

and

Er-

Speaker wife, Mrs.

in

Raul

New

and

gg oq nanny”

the

band,

charming

Griff

John

Rina’s_hus-

Wagner.

Alessio,

owner

of

continental

Hotel. .. Tomorrow

afternoon at 2, well-known fashion coordinator Ana Santisteban will

sic

produce

show

ing

and

fit

the

go

to

a

Fashign

at the Sports

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female

to

bene-

will

Germany,

Puerto

ternational

sitting with Vidal;

Mr.

Mrs.

and

Mrs.

Martinez

Frank

Villafane

and party. TV personality Victer Lanz and the group applauded the singing of Miss Toledo, while at our table I met three charming young ladies from the East, guests of Mrs. Delia Quinones de Arnaldo

Meyners,

of La Regan, beth

social

Concha. Patricia

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of

Also on hand

Mary Eliza-

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to wish

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director

are and

Rina’s

York.

her daughmother,

Mrs.

Rosa de Toledo, sharing a table with her sons, Peter Toledo and wife,

and

Missus,

Nilo

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Toledo

and

and

Mrs.

his

Armando

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coach

the

Army

swim-

ming team which has qualified 11 swimmers to compete in the International

Swim

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which is now the S. J. Naval

taking place at Station pool. The

ycungsters are Nichols, Derek

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BOY SCOUT TRAINING—Troop 104 of the Puerta de Tierra Boy Scouts picked a wet day.yesterday to practice the putting up of tents on Isla Grande. What was supposed to be a day out, turned out to be a day inside their tents. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)

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whereupon

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father,

who

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9:00-—(2) “‘Perdon Para Esta 9:30—(2) “Sierra Brava” (4) Show Panamericano

Movies

the

Informe

Discovery

‘@ (iL) 8:30-—(2)

Shine Hipico

Time

Around

The- West

(6)

4)

Melodies

&

“When

transport

has Sea

Seventy

Mar”

Film Pelicula de la Tarde Los Amigos Gs Pinocho La Hora ‘del Nifio “La Pijama de Adan” Film “Robin Hood” (Sp.) Cartoons Cartoons “Sheena” Club de Serruchito Titulares

{6 Puntos

1:00- WHOA - Music for One WIPR-Cencert ~ 1:30-WIPR-Pan Am. Discs. : 2:00-WFID-FM-Musie for Listening WAPA - Discoteca 2:35-WHOA- Variety with Vic 3:15-WFID-FM-P. R. Music 4:00-WHOA-Molly

6:25—(2)

Cartoons

“Lo Que Viene del Cocina del Hogar

6:30—(2) “Vida en el Pasado” (4) Ronda Social (6) Ultima Hora y Cartelera Cultural Deportes 6:40—(4) Noticias, &:55—(2) Deportes 7:00-(2) “Soraya” (4) Rendezvous Nocturno, live

8:00-(2)

Club

9:30—-WHOA-—General Store 10:00-WFID-FM-Latin Am. Music 11:00-WFID-FM-—Luncheon Music 12:00- WK YN - Musical Matinee 12:30-WHOAPost

(il) 5:00—(2) (6) 5:15-(6) 5:30-—(2) (4) 6:00—(2) (4) (11) 6:15-(2)

Noticias

8:00-WFID-FM-Rise & WRIO- Disc Jockey 8:30—WAPA—Club 680 9:00-WKYN-Morning

3:45-—(2)

4:00—(2) 4:30-(2)

(4)

in Rio Piedras this week. Ken is president of Virgin Isles Corp. ..The Puerto Rico Universal press

Navy

28

11:00—(4) Pototo y Filomeno 11:30—(4) Telefiesta de la Tarde 12:30—(11) Rejo, Azul y Blanco 1:30—(4) “Un Cielo Desierto”

soon be available in larger quantities...Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bartlett, of St. Thomas, attended the wedding of Mrs. Bartlett’s niece, Nellie

July

Suitor

Aboard USS Randall Wields Knife; Is Hit By Weapons Charge

WIPR — (6) WAPA-(4)

reports that his specially designed cement block now being manufactured

(2)

Rejected

Sea Cadets Arrive

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

RADIO

Change)

Thursday, July SANTURCE

re-

the

The show will feature fashions appropriate for bowling. Cocktails

CINEMA (Schedule

Mu-

Bowl-

group that

Hamburg,

present

and

Paradise

Ganadara, he is Chief of the Fire Department. In another party, Peggy Thompson, Eddy were: Gerardo Ortiz del Rivero and ‘da, Barbara McKague, wife; Puerto Rican composer, Rafael Hernandez, his wife and son,

the

Agua-Caliente Race Track in Tijuzna, Mexico, arrives today for a vacation at the San Juan Inter-

KLOMPEN

proof

of

: KLUB-THE

citizenship

or

birth

INCOMPARABL£&

LITTLE DUTCH ISLE, CARIBBE AN STYLE e NETHFRLANGS WEST INDIES

18

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, July 28, 1960

CLASSIFIEDS

3-8400 Ext 72 REAL LAND FOR commercsi

HOUSES FOR RENT

ESTATE

devetopmest. houses for properties, and complete

LOVELY.

sale. real

C°OL

sucyes.

2%

home

with

minutes

GOUSES

view

frem

FOR

SALE

: BLACK

in Ja

Ashferd

Avenue,

telephone Twe country acres. moeanthiy. Call 2-0402 or 28718.

33506

wi

ceme to Urb San and

2478

special

Violeta A-4, corner Tulipana, Framcisco. evegings, weekends

REALTY. and iets

me. for

has sale

Baidrich.

turce,

Hyde

Rio

Park.

Piedras

write

Box

723.

first Call

mortgages. us 2911

Payment

Money available for Investmeat properties.

or

Rey.

FOR

NEW APARTMENTS: Purnished two bedrooms, air conditioned.

Telephone

one and kitchea-

73

& UNFURNISHED with FRANCISCUS ESTATE COMPANY & ASSOCT3 Naira St and Ashford Save time

and money by us immediately.

BEST One

CONDADO and

two

SECTION:

bedroom

furnished

apartments,

BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT ime facmg che Caribe Hilton dado Logoon 4 bedrooms

furmished

kitchen,

all brand

Vaciatalega

Boca weekly

Cangrejos or monthly

Montebay. Weekends, Ideal

sp

pate,

University

icphone

and

sear

tetevision

fer

Rent

$225

HYDE

PARK

Magnificent

‘large

bedrooms,

carport,

picnics.

FUR 273

GUEST

GOUSE.

Miramar, with oasee ocean Caribe Huton amd Condado

: Rius

room,

servant’s

m

tevely

view Hoteis.

Near Cosi,

iva

UF

service All screened with air conditioning

Hot water Some Best hotei aad

residential section Beaeh facilities Special arrangements tor coupies travel ins together One bieck from La Coneha and Condado Beach Hotels Persona:

Telephones Annie

De -

3-623]

Mauret.

PARQUE

and

Manager 138.

Phone

2-305" Beautifully decorated, aircon ditioned rooms, each with/ private bath hot and cold waier Teyraces. garden business

ery

Manager,

beach roms

scctors

Margarita

Sum

de

Con

=

S Fre

“ng

tel

UF

- 101% Ashford - a eoeeanfront guesthouse area Large with private

Ss, ,89.

hill, and

Aiport.

for

the

States.

Box

666,

Rio

7-2726,

or

10 minutes International

LOS

ANGELES

WP-23

terrace stairway

fa to

modern, airconditioned single - $14 double

ao excellent

breakfast.

3 NairaSt

| WANT 3.2398.

Priee

cash.

Visit

Piedra<. a2

SAGRADO

CORAZON three

Phene

Private

and

facilities.

Cacique

TO

Separate house

TO

we

BUY

—

buy

for

any

Kind

Tr

OFFICES

ae

3-1481

2

liv-

of business.

FOR

conditioning,

GUEST

beautiful

BOUSE

beach

Mrs.

St. 2071, Santurce.

CONTINENTAL

clocks,

fixtures,

tron

kitchen bus-

C. Steffens, a“

DUFFY'S

aave

remcteied

From

rates breakfast. Isla; Verde Juan {Intercontinental

$0149.

S00 yards Airconditioned

2135 2440

HOUSE, 606 Olimpo Santurce, Centrally

located

double

Single

and

Cruthirds.

2-3994

MAISON BLANCME and single air oath Near beach

and

FARM

-

accommoda-

com Mrs. uF

Gust Sun

Box

6204

Santurce. ‘er

- equipped cafeteria gad

louse. Voubie rooms with terraces. 77

Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Beatriz Racini, Tele

ohone 3-2936 102 UF WILSON GUEST HOUSE - short walk to beach, hotels, shopping. im quiet, le vely residential section Well ventilated doubies, singles. Wilson Ave. 1318, telepohne 2-1357. a

misceflameous

ether

fruits.

faci-

Morth-

13

ACRES.

with

6

reinforred

SALE

OR

FAMELY

just

De Re .

of

130°

rr

2¢.

Rivera

Vega.

3390.

AK

SPANISH.

5

2377

83

T.V

SALES

& SERVICE

RENT receivers of ang make ur model work guaranteed. Tel 90268 9

arrived

PAN

bedreom home, geod location. Cail

AMERICAN

vepair any aay ‘technicians

Mr.

9 AM 1136

te

0

make a

TV.

PM

6423.

Al ur LARS

rade oc MFI St us A serviean (Cad ww

- Suite Apartment

Newly decorated. with large living diningroom, airconditieaed. bedroom

=

2184

other

material handling equipment. Ri-| Rico, one set Decisions ef Puerte Rico,

Juan,

P. R.

© | cardo Davila Sucesores, Bex 3669, San | other valuable books..atso steel shelves.

WASHINGTON67 GUEST

HOUSE - Near

beach in Condade Section. Singles. and triples. lounge chairs.

Big

ballroom

pies water by gravity to whole farm. This property is perfect fer a resort, clubhouse. ete Informatien: Mue-

B44 39

FOR

[t's

fue

Information 2-4871.

y

830 | 2441

te

terrace with Steinway

piano

and

-

television for our guests’ delight. Near

hotels

-

walking

5

from

shopping

Miss

Cabassa.

Phone

q

:

~

820

AUN ene

distance

Manager.

2-4026. 2352

2

doubi

Patie with watch the birds

NNY

Guest

Seeman

McCleary

arret. (a

House

Delicious

witn

2 | TWO

FULLY

meais | Both four

FURNISHED

RENTALS

bedrooms, three baths

3-6802 | Ocean frent!

acy Tat, Se

and

ACQUEDUCT MILL - New. unique of - | fering of gracious, beautifully maintzined both

Se

ic

ae

ae

Exceptionally lovely heme | baths: big. airy kitchen

| in Pueth bas Mace corated — for only January 3th. Huse

uF

COLOMIAL GUEST Avenue, Miramar,

tions with private bath, some air aitioned. Rates from $4 single.

| =

house, three bedtooms.

coffee

2

centers.

charm

mg. old peach home, and now offer cooms, ail with private oath, some with private patie, some air condit:oned metude complete Road. near San

STATION

bieria

fencea

doors and windows Roosevelt and Diego Aves. Puerto Nuevo. Call yes, 80270. ,

-

Up to $35,000 with $10.008 cash. Gaines at 81348. Ne dealers.

baths, Z

Leos

Baz

,

TO PURCHASE

desires to purchase three direct from owner, im

dia-

rooms

from

de

RENT

728 ) ventilated. In principal business section. Stop 22. Can rest part or whole floor. — Te. 2

8

WANTED

single

blocks

ad

Ponce

7-136.

AIRCONDITIONED ROOMS, completely | 100 SQ FT. - OFFICE SPACE. Clean one independent, $35. up morthly. One biock clear, well ventilated New building ip from Ponce de Leon, in froat of bus stop, heart of Pyerto Nueve business section 450 SQ FT. office complete with aw all lines. Quiet neighborhood. 1976 Ave.

4424 SQUARE

FOS RENT

- Completety furnish- | 1153 MAGDALENA

water

Mister

297

Tel

eis

7

Kitchen privileges. Nicest residential section, near airport. 108 Donecelia St., Purta Las Marias, Santuree. 9-0774. UF 1691

air-conditioned Ext. 139.

semi-private

Het

.

Rey,

poo: - 50 person capacity Spring sup-

ROOMS

DONCBLLA

Street #462. Four

and

today,

Rico,

concrete buildings. each with bath had separate electric imstalations 300 fromtage on Highway 181 Truiille Alta Gurabo 2 minutes from Me Area. Extremely modern residence, big

between

living,

Inquire Hato

FEET office. clear, well-

from

2140

2s

util

Borinquen.

information

bathrooms,

double

ses, shopping.

455

All

ities available. Price $5. per square UF | ter. Call phome 65621. Ne runners.

82 | 2459

airconditioned

2

telephone | location

730

bedrooms,

Cah

Ashford,

2463

ing room, dining reom, kitchen. bath, utility room, three bedrooms. Anchor

rHB

and

3-8372.

WANTED

dimingreem,

-

OPPORTUNITIES

BE YOUR own boss im a profitable busi ness. Be a Mister Softee dealer. Average dealers earm $13,000 to $16.000 a year.

Tele

2273

three

quarters.

Servant’s quarters all 0 . mts. Call 36038

ASHFURB HUUSE Guest House 1128-1122 Asbierd Avenue. Condado Rooms ana efficiency apartments. Maid

tM cuxury einzg the

panoramic view, oa drive te Rie Piedras Leaving

BUSINESS

Close

B

lities. Three acres of ground. planted ia

; Rive-

with

“es

Dew furnished rooms Reasemable Rates Social Security Building, Pomee de Leén B04, 4th Floor. Apartment 401-402, Mrs Vea 3-0769

BSLAND teocsB De. info mal,

almest

let.

cx

crete

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

and

house

areend

R

GAS

|2 2428

General

living

porch,

fence. $3500. 5 - 8 PM.

2152

Seach

read

sacrifice. Write phone 36245.

Excellent swimming | €4. ome airconditioned bedroom. peirnte airconditioned, with pri- | home. Fully screened. linea service, conveniences. Large patio. Fenced. Daily, with kitchenette Three weekly, monthly rates. Las Americas minutes from aurpert Goed restaurants corner Cacique, Santurce. 3-30391. in walking distance Breakfast served 23064 o24 Telephone $1175, Isia Verde. (RFD L Box 1J-D, Sana Juan, Puerte Rice.

rates

concrete

2467

Intercontunental beach. All rooms vate Dath, some

5

with Paved

Ca

SALE

residence

LA POSADA ~ two blocks from San Juan ; BEACH COTTAGE

N

a4

Teiephone

2454

Tel. 3-8254

MARIGALANTE

8-1586.

and reserv. ations. Santurce. ae

rate. Balamee cash. Fer | 8% | Pereye, 63510 working hours. | 2468

‘Tor Classified Ads CALL

Mrs

night

FOR SALE - Sales-repair shop. Typewriters, cash registers. safes, efe In business 10 years. Good location. will

$22,500. First mortgage $11.200' 20 years. Payments $110, capital and interest. Second mertgage $6.000, 3 years,

730

2.7927

—

Ave., 2382

porch, 7 twe ” garages

—

ra-

PENTHOUSE APARTMENT for rent, f shed = One bedroom. large livineo dining room Kitchen and bath In Condado section $150 moathly. es extra Barclay Realty, 3-1425

’

interior

HOUSES | |

81

tours

21273

screened

ca7482 mts. Call 3000 Ext DQ.

bedroom St Coe!

Zio

guided

corser

im Garden

Puerte

CORAZON Street #462. Four three bathrooms, living. dining,

laundry, :

6397

ANIILLES

sewer,

basis.

2

UF 3

T

premium

2 bathSpacieus

beautiful

SAGBAD@ bedroams,

6A

FURNISHED 39 Mayaguez

0%

ft

2472

new

Apt

COMPLETELY apart nent um

15,

a0

SALE

owner,

Highest qual

SCREENS

.

Frooms, two bathrooms, servaat’s quarters, | 3.3506, telephene, ete. $350. Call 28138. 2288

fm new buildand the Conand 3 baths.

for occupancy Rafaei 3-0850

1956

house,

El

a

| BEAUTIFUL UNFURNISHED house, mear beach im Condado section. Four bed- | ATES,

air-

Motors is sizts

HP. te 800 HP.

ity at attractive prices. Ricardo Dovita Sucesores, Box 3669 San Juan, P. R.

Sebaed

FfUERNISHED

at

ur | %

sil

Deautoful

FOR

by

ACRE

completed. te

bungalows,

reatais.

2-3273

equipment, ready Condominium San

pONE

COMFORTABLE Beach, Road.

conditioned, beautifully decorated, maid service 69 Santiago Iglesias, corner Condado Street. Weekly. monthly rates. Telephone 2213

SALE

call telephone 2474

Cail

ue

three bedrooms, and dining reoms.

with | i2838 for information (410 Salvador. Prat,

listing your needs 3.3506, 3-8372.

2283

from 1/3

2-9483

BEST FURNISHED RENTALS are listed REAL ATES,

A. @ Smith

Puerte

kitchen, cabinets. Carport. balcony, gardea. One reom airconditioned. In the mest residential section. Isabei La Cato lica 278. Hyde Park. Rie Piedras. Phone 65440 days only. 2450

ette. on the beachfront. nicest residentia! section. Caoba Street, Punta Las Marias.

Santurce. 2485

to

equipped

included.

3-3506, 3-8372

BEAUTIFUL

d, living

reoms.

RENT

flight

male.

3

MODERN ali

s20

on

lot, high flat top. with Hills, F.H.A. approved.

'

us immediately. 2287

facilities

Roosevelt.

APARTMENTS

LOTS

BEST FURNISHED &2 UNFUENSSED RENTALS are listed with FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE COMPANY & ASSOCI

San

2353

completely Utilities

24

Patricio, Bucaré

Hato

area.

crate

Shepherd.

uF

POR

Park, next te beach. with air conditioning.

telephone.

Germaa

2249

furnished.

25852.

listings Sas

Francisco, Samta Maria, San Garden HiMs, Vilta Caoarra.

living

kitchen,

Ts

CINTRON of nouses

COMPLETELY

located m Ocean Four bedrooms. 2

holidays.

from

8

RESIDENCE

tan

Rice. Loose somewhere im airport vicini ty If spotted, please call Kleimat 8-1963, or 3-197. Reward for information.

$175.

248i

ss

WE ASSEST you to locate a fine residen ce Offermg a good seiection m best lecatrons. Phone for appointment 32411. or

AND

escaped

metropeolitas

Fursished three bedreems, two services by 3 staff ef trained per. | area. Joho Allen FRANCISCUS REAL | baths, Lvine room, combined patiosivie recreation reom and kitchen Het water, ESTATE COMPANY and ASSOCIATES, and

ELECTRIC MOTORS

LOST & FOUND

@state gonne!

3 Naum Street and 3-4372

3-8254

— aeeamaile an-|eaces! areecd’ die tees,

$58 a month until} with clear view Condade apartment |} now te sce this

a hug~ ‘tiled

ae eer dee

im all directions.’ Cail property! K has more

LA PROVIDENCIA GUEST HOUSE ~/| in choice Ashford Avenue location fer | attractive features than we cam passibiy Parque 153 Near beaches, restaurants. | only §400 a month - available imme-| list here and it will not last long at

theatres, busses. Sum terrace, all air- } diately! ce reoms. Cooking facilities. For information, phone 2-9352 or write to! UNDER

Box 12384 Loiza Station, 1251

Santurce.

winds.

Breakfast

at

your

included.

dispesal

1858

bar

Atlantic.

3-233L

1384

UF

1AFT GUEST BOUSE — [af 53. Each room with private bath. airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance.

Special 2-2206. 773.

rates

by

the

month.

$30,000 — Several houses in

= city | SAGRABO

}

CORAZON

-— CUPEY

and suburbs as low as $11,500! Also coum- | 2666 meter lot with sewer servi try acreage, lake fromt property and|derful. high location im am

HILS BEACH HOUSE directly on! the beach Roll out of bed into the water. Airconditioning by the trade becue

$39,500

2-0687 o

iow

loped. oceaam prices!

area

lots

at startlingly | neishberheed of fine homes. less than $4.00 per meter with financing!

Robert

Tschudin, Realtor

TELS.

3-5315

j;

Ps

shu

i aE i Fully

mis &

guaranteed.

HEALTH NATURA

PRODUCT

Store.

natural

Also

More

than

Dist.

4#-story, built on

we'll

get # for 32-1396.

fer

te

Food

food

sup-

you Belavai

685

5lst

and

was

and

lease

on

a

i

els

ze

ul

z

i

j

FF

”

f

streets.

dead.

firm

hotel

8

i 7e

i

f

ge

i Mi | if

52nd

be be-

president’

of

Webb

of

and

the

Knapp,

explained why: he hadn't been able to raise the money for the

aHl E| i it ii [ | i ; { iE ifH : | : ‘ ;iH i | | i i |i ‘ tie ii fi , 2 i lt

for a

Then, suddenly, everything came a halt. Reports said the hotel

8%

i

William

plans

$80-milfion hotel to the east block front

had the

Buildings

A

ago,

Zeckendorf spent $4 million clearing the site and digging the excavation.

realty

and

you

year

announced

Zeckendorf,

Health

vitamin

a

Zeckendorf tween

rent

|

All

want

\

Hotel,

agent.

hotel will be built on “the Avenue

FOODS

i

! HE

iI

Beach

travel

728

project

54

"i

your

< 2

i termites.

j Fla Gla atl otal

i tf

qa ne

or see

summer reservations, visit

Condado

NEW YORK W—A multimilliondeliar office building and not a

$12.00 monthly. Musical Trading Co., Ine. 153 Pemce de Leow Ave. Samturce Tel

Ls)

Ed]

URE

itHi e

and maintenanee. Supervisory experience, bilingual, good health and ambition necessary. Apply giving full details previous experience, employment record, referen-

in the

Instead Of NYC Hotel

PIANOS - DERECT trom factory. $425.60 Full keybeard. Treated for trepics anc

f 3 itil é

with finest shops in P. R. require Master Mechanic with net less than 8 years

3-8695,

i:

&

| 5a i iy ify23! H ! : iy f; i 'i Z i i ch ii { i i

HEAVY EQUIPMENT REPAIR MANAGER - Leading local firm

Zzi

after 6:30.-

we

3-0381

+ immediate

For

office

2064

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

| ! aT ale H

USED SHOP

call

= ¢

view, 2461

rates.

our

Ree g cr)58a

FB

; FE

a

H iF §iith i]

19

sold

his

98-year

property

Corp.

fer

te

a

million.

PIP Names Mayaguez Candidates For Offices MAYAGUEZ—The _ Independence Party of P. R. has nominated Miguel Angel Perea candidate for mayor of Mayaguez and Enrique Mosquera Yunque for representative from this city.

Municipal

assemblymen

nomin-

ated were Miguel Dros, Carmelo Roman Cancel, Carmen Constantino, Pedro Godoy, Salustiano Ti-

rado,

Agustin

nabria,

Cuevas,

Juan

bria, Benita

Ayala,

Ayala,

Mary Flor

SaSana-

Eugenio

zalez Lebron, Nestor Nicolas Velazquez.

Gon-

Lopez,

and

Cutting US Debt

By $1,400 Million WASHINGTON (AP)—The U.S. Treasury announced Monday it wifl pay off im cash $1,400

millien

curities

of

federal

maturing

next

ins

new

__This

se-

month

and will reberrew only nine billion dollars by

Hi

Uris

reported

about effer-

securities. means

the

gevernment

will be retiring $1,400 million of

the

283-billien-dollar

fede-

ral debi.

Elizabeth fi Lingers At Picasso Exhibit

eda

equipment.

ding of

$3950. 2480

fishimg e¢hair, » other

outriggers, beard price it Cash

Telephome 9-0726 or 2-3013

WOULD

YOU

LIKE

Teakcraft?...Teakeraft

TO

OWN

you

Ext.

A

mean?

nonwealth

300

<Enmore

82

er,

Avenue,

6-1093.

Sarah

Keteham

BOAT?

Gacd

owner-manager.

291

e ~ a

Also of operation and wiring of all IBM pacels

and related

beaching, ing ladd

TOURIST 70R VISITORS TO BOSTON: TRAVELER APARTMENTS, 362 Corr

Yes.

WATCH

we have it fer you, specially for you. 19

R<ZPAIRS

LONDON

W—No

great

lover

of

art, Queen Elizabeth If surprised some of her subjects by spend-

‘ng

nearly

two

hours

looking

at

Picasso’s pictures. With her to the Tate Gallery— host to the highly successful

Picasso Margaret,

exhibition—went Anthony

Princess

Armstrong-

Jones, Prince Philip, the Queen Mother and about 15 friends. tas

Marias.

Phone

2-8160.

ALL CITY Plumbing — Stateside exper . Factory and building maimtenance . jobbing. CHILDREN

FROM

twe

night.

months

For

te

four

information

wers

and

drains

cleaned

electrically

Work appliances. Installation of home guaranteed, Telephone 7-1327. Mufiex Rira Garay. yera 1000, Constructo

2438.

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, July 28, 1960

20

b ‘

Fare Increase Too Little’

Attempted Murder Suspect Arrested

To End Catano Ferry Strike VO

Juan

1

, > fer

t

at

t

will

the tne

Catano-San

resume

future

until

service

were

an

increase

in

fare

is

granted

Popular

expres- |

Transport

is

unders-

PONCE—Police Tuesday §arrested Ramon Rivera Vega, 23, of 64 Venus St. at Teamster head-

quarters

here

and

charged

him

with attempted murder. by tood to be seeking a 15cent Authorities said Rivera on the Popular Trans- jfare, five cents more than the} June 22 in Santuree fired three Company owner-operators | temporary increase suggested shots at Jaime Rosario Rodriwaterway passenger by the Public Service Commisguez, a pressmen for the news-

Sead

uno

pi

of

ally

yesterday

| sion

8)

Today Since

vice

marks

the

suspension

on

June

sixth

of

15

week |

ferry

ser

which

came

with the sudden walkout of six Popular Transport pilots a wage showdown dispute. Company all

paid,

their

have

officials, employees

consistently

all in

admitting are

An

}in

under-

held

that

Willingness Service the

fare

four

has

of

the

Commission

fare

by

two

cents

porary

basis,

that a offing.

settlement

However man

said

offer

was

a

expected

Council

in

began

company

the

spokesthat

too

the

late.”

going

late

May

and

is

is

also

possession

charged of

a

with

of general

weapon.

ral

of

before

the

and

the

development

coming

years.

This

be part of the master prepared by UPR to

be delivered

in full to the coundil

October. The council

Secretary

of

is

presided

Education

over

by

Candido

that the Uni-

Adolf Berle, Jaime Sifre, Lindsay Rodgers, and the recently-appoint-

dean an

for

report will plan being by

to the counch

Oliveras and composed of Roberto Buso, Manuel Garcia Cabrera,

be to a

of candidates to occupy vacant positions of dean

sciences,

report

universify’s

the follow-

program obligatory

studies,

the

plans

Univer-

basis.

Names the now

He is being held in lieu of $3,000 bail,

take

ROTC from an

still

on,

Rivera illegal

in

which

the

for its approval

voluntary

newspaper

to

ing: A recommendation

against

the

here.

is

rumors

tem-

office

to

of

sity. of Puerto Rico during its three-day meeting scheduled to begin tomorrow at Barranquitas Hotel. UPR Chancellor Jaime Benitez

versity’s switched

a

the

an extensive

Educational Counto rule on several

important

rhe incident allegedly stemmed from the strike by Teamsters

on

at

they received telling them

matters

Rivera

raise

was

was

Superior expected

Public

was

little,

not hit. Police said a telephone call

Rosario

The is

to

sparked

yesterday

“‘too

been

years.~

El Imparcial.

cil

of natu-

interim

dean

the school of law. Benitez is also expected-to make

ed Msgr. University

Ivan Illich of Ponce.

President

gave the the

to

Woodrow

Franklin

table first

of

D.

Catholic

Wilson

Roosevelt

on which he wrote draft of the League

of Nations

plan.

~

a

rm

with the line operating in the red for the past several years, wage increases are impossible

eight-cent

effect

paper,

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, July 28, 1960:

21

Nixon Names Four Front John Lodge Lauds US-PR Relationship Running VP Nominees Chicago

Richard named

(AP)—Vice

M. Nixon four men

candidates

to

By

President

with

him

on

t.

_the Republican ticket this fall. A

few

hours

before

to be nominated

Nixon

the

four

was

as:

then

Minnesota,

the

Republican

vention Keynote

its

paid

a

Rico’s

of con-

other

in

after

his

hotel

suite

he became

minee. “But I have party leaders

Chicago,

last

L

night

presidential

no-

spoken with many since I came to

and

I am

sure

that

HENRY

CABOT

in

LODGE

. « « Ike’s

those four names I have the vice presidential nominee,” he said. candidates

with

President

Eisenhower before the vice president flew out of Chicago yesterday -afternoon, afd that Eisenhower had agreed these four appeared to be the top contenders.

Last

Monday,

would choose tial nominee. Without a

Nixon

said

the vice

THRUSTON

choice

(Centinued From Page 1) evering and fence mending, Garcia Mendez said. Relations between the national

GOP

and

himself

had

been

badly strained by Vice President Richard Nixon’s friendliness with

he

presiden-

Gov.

Mufioz,

admitted

the

State-

“The presidential candidate simply has to make this decision,”

hood Party senator. Public display of the friendship between Mufioz and Nixon hit a peak following the latter’s return from the ill-fated South

he

American

doubt,

his

choice

will be ratified by the convention.

declared

yesterday.

~

The vice president said he believed. the 25-30 men who would gather in his suite would be fully representative of all shades of opinion in the party.

trip

in

1958.

Ike Visit Helps But

contacts

with

former

GOP

National Committee Chairman Leonard Hall, and the attentions shown local Republicans by Presi-

EISENHOWER (Continued From Page 1) sidential choice. Earlier some Goldwater sup-

the

vice

predicted

president, “he

is

porters had indicated the name of

with This

the

right prediction

conservative

spokesman

might be entered as a protest against pressure to revise the platform

lines

feller

of

the

Nixon-Rocke-

compact.

Nixon

‘

spent

barnstorming

the

much

of

state

delegations

day

exhorting Republicans to bury their differences and join in

an

all out

tie

foes.

Appearing delegation

war at

on

his Democra-

the

New

headquarters,

York Nixon

paid his first face to face call on Gov. Nelson Rockefeller since his arrival in Chicago. Rockefeller, exuding the feeling of unaminity now permeating

this

convention,

“rare privilege”

said

it

to present

was

B.

with

courtesy

ted

with

date

Luis

by

“rather

place like te strengthe

United

call

envoy

on

where

gubernatorial A.

Ferre

plank

chat-

candi-

about

in

the

the

GOP

...a

VP

possibility

a

Nixon

to the group which had endorsed his (Nixon’s) candidacy. Standing with his arm around

Rockefeller

going

to

win

New York State this fall.” was Rockefeller’s first outNixon

would

car-

his

listeners,

did

of

to

local

to

honor

GOP

hear

the

elections.

“Even

if we

election,

we

don’t

will

win the

conquer

in

the

Legislature within one year,” the senator predicted. Garcia

Mendez

discipline

within

said the

that

the

ruling

Po-

pular

Party

will collapse

ernor

Mufoz

has to face

if Gova strong

minority in the 1961 legislative session. But the senator cautioned his audiente against hurting “statehood victory chances” by intra-

party

jealousies,

especially

over

candidacies.

ry New York. Nixon returned the compliment and asked New Yorkers if they could “loan” their gevernor for a nationwide campaign speaking tour.

Other activities scheduled in honor of Barbosa included, the placing of a wreath on his grave in Old San Juan Cemetery, and party

rallies

in

independence

Lodge

island

Bayamon,

birthplace.

his

CALL

police

superiors.”

that “it would

detrimental

to have

any-

public.”

Rican

“The House of Flavor”

lea

Nixon

assembly

ed just

only

with

long

walls paint

¢ Covers any wall surface in coat

¢ Lovely new colors

MAYOL eI

had

his

only

talk

line

pose

photos

with

members.

about

four

enough

long

to

for

Each

last-

seconds— each

dele

gate and alternate to toe the taped mark on the carpet, pop out a hand and flash a set of

~ painted

wall

however,

paused

after

delegations

e Easy to roll or brush on

in town

Virgin joined

backers,

First step to beautiful

one

and

no chance to sound out Nixon on his personal feelings toward the 1960 campaign promises involving Puerto Rico.

Community

aTTi Ts

it

the position America.

statehood

The Pelice of Puerto Rico At the service of the

SEL

the

that

from Vice President party unity. Insular

smiling

latex

the Most

with

good

pep talk Nixon on

KEM-TONE

—-~ TRY

so

delegations

y

6-6000

studied as yet.

relations

now

Puerto

NOTICE

PLEASE

a

only:

stateheod.”

was bound to help of U. S. in Latin

Sa

To the residents of the Metropolitan Area Do you need the services of the Police?

hind said

those of several Southern states yesterday morning to hear a

one handle a dog other than an officer with the greatest desire te render efficient service to the

or

said

are

for

very

be He

He said he had not the platform statement

Islands

handle

by

Lodge

“I think the people have a right to vote themselves inte

voluntary

basis

Nations

Cabot

throw drive.

founder

Jose Celso Barbosa, that the Statehood Party has a _ good chance of winning the insular November

4

statehood

enough

bo

assembled

report

memory

to

immediately

dogs “should be very carefully screened and selected on a

He emphasized

dent Eisenhower on his visit here last February, repaired relations with the national party. The Statehood Party chairman tuld

selected

of United

Henry

declined direct comment on how much support the party should

Puerto he

(Continued From Page 1) in Old San Juan, Santurce, Isla rYerde, -Ocean Park, and Los Angeles “on permanent assignment.” He pointed out that the “new men”

MORTON

STATEHOODERS -

Nixon said he discussed the potential

was

~ DOGS

na-

mes would be considered at a meeting of party leaders he calJed

it

delegation

statehood

speaker.

newsmen

strife,

yester-

torn

Spanish-speaking

Democrat who became an Eisenhower Republican in 1952. told

said

world

ties

The

Secretary of the Treasury Robert B. Anderson, a former Texas

Nixon

Ambassador

Lodge

a

brother

Ambassador

States.

Senator Thruston B. Morton of Kentucky, Republican Party chair-

Judd

in

The

Bureau

refreshing” to see a Puerto Rico anxious

Henry Cabot Lodge, ambassador to the United Nations.

Walter

John

that

nationalist

as the Republi-

man. Representative

Spain,

day

can presidential nominee, he listed

PRIEST

Convention

CHICAGO—U.S.

as front running

run

WALTER

STAR

late yesterday

teeth

at

the

lens.

ny

22

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, July 28, 1960

Sports

At

A

RESULTS

Glance

Construction Of Hato Rey Ball Stadium Underway Compiled

From

Construction to be called

The

And

AP

Local

of the long-waited

Americas

Park—was

an

address

to

the

Hato

Rey

started

this

Besides

the

mayor,

officials

other

go-

attended

the

tion

director

Rosa

of

Stadium— at

the

completely

The new park is expected to be ready for the 1962 Caribbean World Series, for which Puerto

from start to finish. He finished noticeably fresh. Second place went to Jose Juan

Rico

is

some

three

wiH have 30,000

cost

Rivera,

million

dollars

and

seating

capacity

close margin from Ponce’s ly-rated Bienvenido Lopez.

It

of

also

Angel

Likes

R.

fourth,

Arroyo

nabo,

was

Coach

rance

place nival

Yankee

Stadium,

ball team

day night, Arroyo set down six Cleveland batters in a row to safeguard Art Ditmars’ 6-1 victory “He

ball.”

really

throws

commented

explained

that

pitcher,

and

what

he

in

game When League

a

screw-

Casey

Luis

Telief

saw

good

Stengel. is

strictly

that

the

he

and

was

a

liked

Cleveland

Bike

bettering

his

recard

Mau-

before

the

the first-

rain

final

ended

game

could

Bucaneros

of

and

Guayama,

Los

were

all at halftime in the rains came.

Bru-

tied

the final But Los

Titi Santisteban

the matter by naming yo team the victor.

of last

year by seven minutes. Thirty-two top-ranking cyclists from Ponce, Guayama, Yabucoa,

27when Bru-

solved

the

Arro-

Said Santisteban later, “I think that the Arroyanos played better basketball than Thus, they deserve the

phy.

We

would

be

we big

satisfied

the less luxurious one.” The Guayama team was

Win

Nineteen-year old Maximino Rosa won the 30-kilometer bicycle race held during the Patron Saint Festival in Arroyo. He covered the Maunabo-Arroyo highway route in 43 minutes

flat,

was

four-team c>rPatron Saint

although

jos coach

sent down

a the

the

runner-up

Los game,

C.A.,

captain of the high scorer.

did. tro-

with given

trophy.

Bucaneros won its defeating Mayaguez

35-31.

Ruben Arroyo

of pugs. ‘business

Mari-

to

New First

the

for

York, where he will Landing in Saturday’s

oklyn

Handicap

Covas, squad,

first Y.M.

team was

In the other semifinal, Pedro Mariani totaled 24 points to lead Los Brujos to a 70-55 victory over Sabana Grande.

1st-$3,050; Guanaijibo

at

for

Camaron

(P.G.

(Native) 7.00

Diaz)

ride Bro-

El Lider (Matos) 3.90 2.40 Et Titan (Flores) 2.50 Pachico, ‘Tetrarguina, Time: 1:5025. and Complice also ran. 3rd-$3,400; alw; 4-yrs-up; 7 f. (Imovorted) Crisol (Cordero Jr.) 4.70 out Time: Brandy

1:24 45. Zumbando, Wine also ran

4th-$11,300, DR. STAKES; 3-yrs;

Colerido,

out

and

BARBOSA MEMORIAL 11/16 m.. (Imported)

Negro Monte (Nieves) 10.10 out Stanarn (Boulmetis) out Time: 2:0245. Tio Donato, Danny Jr., Guille F., Royal Treat, Yucatan, and Lunsford also ran. 5th-$1,300; clmg; (1,600); 4yrs-up; 6 f (Imported) Marilinda (Sayan)

10.10

3.70

Cindy (Caraballo) 2.70 Time: 1:1415. Marmol, Vista Alegre, El Bombero. Clave de Oro, Brother "ve. Rocina, Pordiosero, Yankee Blade, Mantilla,

Machito

M.,

ran. 6th-$1,300; clmg f (Native) Capitan

and

e ($1,600);

Buca!em:'>

also

4-yrs-up;

5 1'2

(Reyes)

15.00

5%

First Lady (L.R. Velez) 3.00 Time: 1:10 2'5. Bonita IT, Pecesita, Dulse Sueno, Chata, Prodigo, Querencia, Polka, Curiosita, Eva, Juguetorf, and

Norma

also

7th-$1,550;

ran.

clmg

($3,000);

4yrs-up;

7

f.

(Native)

Penolana Poldin

(P.G.

Diaz)

5.40

(Alicea)

the

men,

had

which

tive)

(Boulmetis)

world.

In

that

It was

wild

arranged

time,

connections.

30's,

Jimmy

4.40 8.50

Time: 1:28 4!5. Currutaco, Costa Norte, Complot, Pesetera, Full Cover, Paubline, and Generala also ran. 2nd-$2,550; alw; 4-yrs-up; 11|16 m. (Na-

Newhurst

of

the

conspicuous

fight

racket

im

in the management:

by

Owney

Madden

who

Frankie

Madden

They

had

delivered

Carbo,

who

would

become the boxing commissioner of the underworld, held a manager’s ticket. He was an assassin for the mobs but he arrogantly negotiated terms for fighters who lost on schedule when the price was right.

Aqueduct.

alw; 3-yrs; 7 f. (G. Rivera)

of the

strong political for him.

Rico

today

been

most disgraceful hoax in all the ages of the corrupt the plot that made Primo’Carnera the heavyweight

commissions.

In leaving

have

beginnings

ran the underworld of New York. The influence of Madden was publicly known, but this didn’t disqualify Carnera from practicing his trade in fights which were: put in the satchel before the contracts were certified by boxing:

Guild. is

the

then

Boul-

Puerto

hoodlums

The was

champion

second places—with and Stanarn—donated

sum

ANGELES—Since

this country,

RESULTS

completed. Los

to the minors. He was recently brought up by New York from the International League.

Repeats

be jos,

he was in the National Arroyo hadn’t perfeeted

his screwball

play

a

Cup

in

LOS

$342.50

Him

By Jimmy Cannon.

in

%

that

earned

Boulmetis

basket-

awarded

third

($10.10),

reported

who

that

Los

was

was

Jockey

high.

Cadiz,

Bucaneros

Monte

his two Newhurst

Concedes

trophy during

Festival

by

Ponce,

Hector

It

fifth.

Arroyo's

Tues-

Arroyo,

Lopez,

while

Stocky Puerto Rican lefthander Luis Arroyo is in solid with his new boss, Yau.kee Manager Casey Stengel. Making his first appea-

in

of

Negro

metis,

leading

will

host.

a

Casey

unpressured,

or

linda ($10.10), and Capitan ($15.00) won their events.

route

ceremony

the

as

Cora.

raced

Nobody Needs

Page)

On tne other hand, boxcar figures bettors had a good day

week.

Isabelino

Arroyo

Back

Longshots Win

unabo, Patillas, San Lorenzo and Arroyo participated in the open competition, run by recrea-

ty’

From

better than second the seven races.

public,

she said, “This project is no longer a dream. I'ts now a reali-

vernment

(Continued

Sports Today

wire in front of the paix, while all other favorites failed to do

Correspondents

Felisa R. de Gautier, mayor of San Juan, presided ground-breaking ceremonies earlier this week. In

ee

ft

3.40 6.20

Time: 1:3045. Kafu, Mi Favorita, Camelucha, Jupitef, Aplicado, and Aboukir also ran. . Handle — Pool $79,390.75; mutuels $66,840; daily double $22,874. Total $169,104.75. Daily double—Marilinda (4) and Capitan (9)—paid $129.70.

Doule, a

one

license

granted

of

Johnny

endorsed

him

the

by

Dio’s

gun-

State

Seal

a

privilege

to

:

: rae

manage

CANNON

i

kids who bled for their money. So did Eddie Coco, a depraved: muscleman, who is now doing 20 for murderously shooting a car, washer in the back after an argument over the laborer’s fee of,

a dollar.

Doubtful

Opponent

The campaign to liberate the savage game from the mobs has settled Carbo. . : But an embarrassing situation is shaping up as Sonny Liston, who knocked out Zora Folley in Denver, keeps winnig. There are.

those

who

claim

that

Liston

is

the

world. They insist he will dump Johansson but it is doubtful if he

Liston

is

supposed

to

be

who was Carbo’s accomplice many important fights. This

greatest

heavyweight

Floyd Patterson and will ever fight either

manipulated

in prolonged isn’t a freak

by

in

the

Ingemar. of them.

Blinky

Palermo.

larceny which decided like Carnera who. gen-

erally needed the consent of his opponents to win. In other years,, it would be impossible for the champion to duck Liston. Theunderworld was sylvania Boxing

unopposed. But Liston was set down by the Penny Commission which insists he is owned by Palermo,

Cons, who serve their sentences and indicate they have re« pented, should get a pass. Jailbirds are entitled to make a living. I

feel

that

way

about

Liston

who

has

put

of criminal violence. He paid for what he his life and appears to be rehabilitated.

in

did

pen-ttime

for

with

years

the

acts

of

But Liston’s past history isn’t the main rap against him. It is the clandestine presence of Palermo. I know of no dishonest: fights performed by Liston but, as long as there is any suspicion’

he is mixed up with Palermo he must be considered a risk. The guy who controls the heavyweight champion runs the fight racket. There

is

no

line

of

endeavor

that

Palermo

improves

with

his.

presence.

Fight Crowd Tostes . Bottles, Papers As DeJohn Given Nod PORTHCAWL, American

Wales

heavyweight.

(AP)—~ Mike

De

John defeated European champion Dick Richardson last night when

the

referee

ended

the-

fight in the eighth round. The

decision

bottles, broken

brought

glass

hurtling towards a hostile crowd.

The the the

wildest

beer

and

the

a chair

ring

from

-

fight—held soaking

t

outdoors

rain—was British

in

one

boxing

of

events

in years. The battle was scheduled for 19 rounds. When British referee Eugene Henderson halted it in the eighth round the crowd; huddled together in the rain that wet the whole stadium; eruptedi ‘ Henderson

son and

had

INC.

PUERTO RICO’S TOP SELLING BEER i

wont

Richard+

disqualified

him

for

tha

Immediately

the

boos

ring began.

CORONA,

that

with

reason.

CERVECERIA

ruled

butted

his

a }

Bottles flew into the ring. One hit the ring and bounced out on the other side. Then came 4 flood of rain-sodden newspapers. ' Even umbrellas were hurled into the ring. De John, front Syracuse, N. Y., weighed 210%

pounds

3

nds.

and :Richards.o.n 204) ,

H

\

THE SAN JUAN STAR— Thursday, yuly 28, 1960 §

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Ra-

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July

28, 1960

Stanarn (1-4) Beaten White Sox Down Boston, 10-4 /Colt Is Trounced Giants Defeat Milwaukee, 5-0 By Negro Monte. By

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the

Chicago

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to one

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a half

games

over

the

rain-

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Yankees.

Tomas

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Delgreco

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Turning

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which

McMahon

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tresses

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gave

blankets. A funeral home provided

24 HOUR SERVICE. RETAIL—WHOLESALE

chairs

and

bringing

neighbors

in

have

Nieves, the

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Fernando Griffo of Roosevelt, a suburb of San Juan, the manager of the team, said:

week.

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Jorge

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At the half mile, the two coits

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The less snapped a four-game winning streak for Milwaukee, victors in 11 of its last 14 games. The Giants scored in the first inning when Joe Amalfitano singled, went to third on Willie Mays’

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ahead as soon as the gate opened. Boulmetis tried to catch him but he couldn’t get closer than one

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Fox also drove in three runs with a double in the seventh inning, when Chicago scored five

Sanford

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Negro Monte, 1959’s imported horse of the year, up-

yesterday,

“If

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for

these

wonder-

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would

dollars

do.

now.”

I am

stretching

my

.

The boys, besides playing baseball, have been swimming at pools here, going to private barbecues

and seeing movies. They plan to stay through the end of this week.

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sitting

confidently

second

choice,

his mount away as: the crowd yelled frantically at the Stanarn-Boulmetis team. ;

of

Monte finished two half lengths in front

Stanarn.

longshot, lengths

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Tio

was

Donato,

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and

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Stanarn

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