The San Juan Star (Aug. 1, 1960)

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10,000 Attend Rally For PR Independence Cintron Says PDP (Munoz Raises Davis Primaries Rigged Labeled

Pope John

To Archbishop Pope

John

XXIII

has

By PEDRO

PONCE--Mayor

an-

nounced the elevation of the Most Rev. James P. Davis, bishop of San Juan to archbishop in a major reorganization of the Roman Catholice

Church in Puerto Rico. The changes are the following:

1. The San Juan converted into the

See

of

Puerto

diction over the Virgin

2. The

Rico

with

all Puerto Islands.

diocese

juris-

Rico —

of

was created from _4-helonging to the

*| Ponce

diocese was Metropolitan and

Arecibo

ares formerly San Juan and

dioceses.

3. Chicago-born Msgr. Alfredo Mendez Gonzalez, 53, was named bishop of the Arecibo diocese. 4. The Virgin Island prelature was created.

5. Msgr.

[

named

chief

here

force

in the race hours before

the selection of a mayoralty candidate took place.

Prominent was

Ponce

nominated

to

businessman

run

for

Juan

mayor

of

Luis

the

Boscio,

second

64,

largest

city in Puerto Rico on the Popular ticket. Boscio, with 137 votes, easily beat Generoso Mourifio with 64 votes and Blas Olivera with 28. Immediately Mourino him and

after the results

of the

angrily charged that elections called for an examination of

Cintron

had

issued

primary

were

announced,

had been “rigged” the primaries.

a prepared -statement

that

he

against

would

not

participate in the primary for mayor or for the House of Representatives because in his “judgement” the “procedures for selecting primary voters were not the best possible.”

Chances The

feeling

in

Ponce

Were

political

Poor

circles

was

that

Cintron

would

prelate

of

of the Ponce

Boscio, born merchants

and

served

the

police

in

in Cabo has

a

municipal

department.

Rojo

long

in

history

1896, of

government,

is one in

He was also president (See CINTRON, Page

dio-

announcement

of Ponce’s

government

work.

the

Senate,

of 21)

the

and

Ponce

leading He

has

in

the

Chamber.

Turncoat By

A.

W.

MALDONADO

The president of the Independence Party speaking yesterday before 10,000 Independence Party members at Sixto Escobar Stadium in San Juan, attacked Gov. Munoz

for

“selling

his

ideal

of Puerto Rican independence for

a bowl

Sen.

of

beans.”

Gilberto

Gracia,

founder

Concepcion

and

president

de

of

the Independence Party, attacked the governor before a spirit-

ed

crowd

for predicting

publicly

that the Independence Party will disappear as a major party after this election. “These words came from a leader who stepped on the flag of independence after he had

told that

the

the

people

of

independence

corner,”

the

Puerto

Rico

was

around

fiery

Concep-

cion charged. “These words are from a man who once in power, turned his back to independence in order (See INDEPENDENCE, Page 21)

ef,

is

as an effort..te rein-

the

structuré.-of

the

church in’ Puerto Rico where about 90 per cent of the population is Catholie. It is also seen

as

a

movement

tion

Reaches 220 On 213th Day

to place his name

,

seen

Traffic Toll

Ponce yesterday were rigged and declined

nomination,

cese.

ARCHBISHOP DAVIS +» «Rew jurisdiction

in

N.

|the Virgin Islands. 6. Msgr. Luis Aponte Martinez, native of Lajas, was named auxiliary bishop of Ponce under the Most Rev. James E. Mc-

Vatican

Cintron

primaries

50-

Y.,

The

Juan

party

Harper,

of

bishop

Carlos

Popular

Brooklyn,

Edward native

Manus,

the

have been an underdog if he had entered the primary. Cintron declined to state till the very end whether he would run for the

year-old

was

charged

ROMAN

within

tive-born

clergy.

Msgr.

Mendez,

can

towards

the

ancestry,

church

of

was

elevaof

na-

Puerto

Ri-

ordained

into

the priesthood. at the ty of Notre Dame in

Universi. 1935. He

served

Texas in Mex-

many

years

in

Two more highway fatalities}. communities predominantly ican. were registered over the weekend, (See DAVIS, Page 21) bringing the yearly total to 220

dead

in the

year. One..

Felix

first

4 victim

213 days

was

nine- year-old

Figueroa

Gonzalez

who was hit while oF of his home at

in front Saturday

near

Carlos

of the

Barceloneta.

Judge charged

Cruz and

Gustave Pas) Ruiz driver Angel Gonzalez

with

involuntary

set a $2,000

Another

bail.

traffic

Bernardo

Highway

2 near Vega

police

said

GOP. Farm Program’ MONTICELLO,” Iowa; . @— Launching ‘a vigorous attack on the

farm

Republican

Chevere

Sen.

Democratic

Lyndon

‘B,

nominee

for

Garcia

vice president, said yesterday the Democrats will push a program

at 7:30

to ‘‘use the produce of our farms and factories to help other people.”’

was

46-

tried to cross Baja

administration's

program,

Johnson,

death

year-old

who

homicide

Johnson Attacks

Johnson said the investment “of p.m. Friday. He was hit by a car driven by’ Carmelo Alvarez corn, wheat, cotton or other comCruz,

who-was

later

charged

involuntary homicide and (See "TRAFFIC, Page

with

held 21)

in

modities

would

be

returned

many

fold, together with millions of new (See JOHNSON, Page 21)

INDEPENDENCE RALLY—Independence Party members carry party president Gilberto Concepcion de Gracia on their shoulders to speakers’ stand at party rally yesterday.

(STAR

photo by José Garcia.)


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THE SAN JUAN STAR— Monday,’ Aagast 1; 1960

2

News Focd

In Brief |

Shortage

BONN,

In

Germany

East

(AP)—A

Germany

government

official

said yesterday

the food shortage in East Germany has become “very serious” and that the Adenauer government stands ready if asked to help supply food But he added he didn't expect the Communist government of East Germany to ask the Bonn republic for assistance.

Killed

By

ALGIERS, speeding

Algerian

Algeria

automobile

yesterday.

Eleven

MUNICH, the

Roman

“to

pray

and

a

crowded

persons

Eucharistic

rebels

beach

50

machine-gunned

miles

were

killed and seven

Congress

Convenes

Germany Catholic

fervently

Rebels

(AP)—Algerian

\—Pope

Church's

for

the

John

37th

XXIII

west

wounded.

yesterday

International

griefs

of the

world.”

personal

legate

to

a

of Algiers

1m ier amore tasinee me ete vt

11

called upon

Eucharistic

Congress

The pontiff’s plea was contained in his message appointing Gustavo

Cardinal Opened

Testa

as

his

the

congress.

It

yesterday

Eichmann’s

Defense

officially

Difficult

COLOGNE, Germany —Robert Servatius, the stocky grey-haired lawyer who has agreed to defend the accused Nazi war criminal, Adolf Eichmann, said yesterday he decided to take the case “‘be. cause Eichmann’s friends can’t and his enemies won’t.” The 65-year-old Servatius conceded it would be a tough job to defend a man some hold responsible for the death of 5 million Jews.

Cuba

Apologizes

HAVANA

have

settled

Buenos

To

(®—Argentina

differences

Aires

over what

sources

said

Cuba

were

a Cuban

reported

diplomatic

Argentine

bag

authorities

Diplomatic

explanation

expressed closed

belief

Castro

and

both

Prime

regrets

Argentina

Still

Minister

to President and

Cuba

yesterday

to

intercepted

in

called

material

personal

» . Mother Hides Three Children For 11 Years -

Argentina

and

carrying

CONSTANCE, 18, left and sister GLENDA, 13

subversive

Fidel

Castro

Arturo

Frondizi. They

now

4 ‘

sent

considered

the

a

TECUMSEH,

case

Convalescing

indoors

fully

recovered ’

Nazi ‘Mercy’

from

what

army

doctors

diagnosed

World fice

War

weeks of

11.

confirmed

°

ago

on

the

suspicion

of

the

Dortmund

56-year-old

of

sharing

people.

60,000

State

Tillmann

Prosecutor’s was

responsibility

arrested

for

the

in 11 districts. Home

have been arrested ing from Friday’s Democratic Party, Rhee

»..

Minister

only

death

MRS.

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SHIRLEY

years.

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it was the

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the

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children

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other

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since Saturday for trying to block vote countparliamentary election. It was won. by the lontime opponents of ex-president Syngman

as a public

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SEOUL, South Korea (AP)—New post-election violence broke out yesterday in South Korea. Ballot burning, demonstrations and other outbreaks already have forced authorities to order new

eleven

keeping

Hospitals nutrition and

yesterfigure during

Election Violence In South Korea

elections

(AP)—A

occasions, the family bought a home. Then, the mother decided, the children had

as

Killer Arrested

Officials

that

After two to

DORTMUND, Germany (AP)—Police disclosed here day the arrest of Friedrich Tillmann, allegedly a prime in the Nazis’ “mercy killing’ program of mental patients

for

she said, because obtain housing.

HAVANA |P—Havana rao stations announced yesterday that Prime Minister Fidel Castro is ‘“‘still convalescing” from his recent iiiness but that he was improving “satisfactorily.’” The announcement _harply contradicted official reports two weeks ago that the prime

Truster had pneumonia .

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THE SAN JUAN STAR- Monday, Atgust 1, 1960

|A Strange Feeling At The Organ

Thieves Rob Parish House While Minister, Family Of 7 At Church The minister of the Grace English Lutheran Church

was

the

parish

house

victim

of

yesterday

a burglary morning,

organ, she couldn’t go home.

at

the

while

he

The family returned home at 12:25 to find the house had been rifled during

and his family of seyen were in church. The

Rev.

Arnold

A. Wuertz,

of

two-hour,

150

St., Santurce, said he had been told of burglaries recently

in

the

two members ed

to

been

him

homes

of

his neighbors,

of his congregation

yesterday

at

that

at

life

his

better

somewhat

was

pital,

Hos-

Presbyterian

a

has

leukemia.

from

rare

blood

story

about

STAR

A

type,

Ralph

reckless

driving.

Fabery

was

hurt

a blood donor, a Fort Buchanan soldier who prefers to remain anonymous. The boy’s

Four

persons

weekend,

one

two

in

his

Juan

while

over

the

swimming,

bathtub,

completely

and

another

dressed.

Manuel

year-old,

drowned

shoes.

Cansino

drowned

Baez,

while

one-

playing

in his bathtub at home at Central St. in Dorado. Police suspect. possible foul play in the drowning death of Esteban Reyes Ortiz, 23, of Canovanas. The

Ex-Policeman Shot 3 Times An

ex-policeman

Was

shot

yes-

terday afternoon three times by an unidentified assailant in Barrio

Obrero.

Arturo Nevares,

Colon Burgos, of Villa was in critical condi-

tion at Dr. Maldonado

Clinic from

three bullet wounds, in the chest, arm,-and back, police said. The

zil

attack

St.,

took

police

Later,

place

on

Bra-

said.

and he

including

He had

there might

was have

in his pocket,

no

evidence

been

that

drinking.

Francis Gonzalez Rodriguez, 10, of 10 R-3 St., San Jose. Housing Development, Rio Piedras, drowned at the Isla Verde beach at

3:30

p.m.

Friday.

Quinones’

Rodriguez

drowned day at home.

And

at El

about

5

Cacique

.

Caparra

Baudillo

mic has

ex-policeman

Mr.

Wuertz

be

house

the

room,

and

then

pulling

“had

out

Stabilization

lawyer,

saying

police

were

Colon

and

he

looking witnesses

understood

of

loose

for

two

refined

pounds,

p.m.

Satur-

for five pounds:

(#—President

Official

Ei-

a minor

one,

they

pro-

of

sugar,

22 cents

packaged

sugar,

21

gress by mittee

Brazilian

@ Every account up to $10, 000 agency.

said

they

the postage.

were unable to identify the person firing the shots, and the man was

later

released

The Distant (DEW) Line

is

by

police.

Early Warning a _ 3,000-mile

radar chain operated as part of the defense system of the North American Air Defense

Command. It spans the northernmost

reaches

continent.

of

the

@ Save by personal deposit

or by mail deposit.

American

through

sources,

President

Juscelino

every

however,

ex-

they

said.

sources factor

the

said,

however,

the

the

will

against

shortness

of

plan

the

session,

21”

is

gota,

Colombia,

plans

for

The to

sources

meet

sion

ee

meet

discuss

said

Aug.

in

Bo

new

economic

as

SS

the

8 and

senhower would go

eee

to

to

hemispheric

Representatives

tion.

will not sends a

cooperation.

paign, and the mass of decisive domestic legislation awaiting ac-

aa

probably until he

Sept. 5, when the ‘“‘Comof

the onset of the 1960 election cam-

the

Aug.

Senate

is

Honse

of

The

Ei-

15.

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It is hoped to have some expression of opinion from the Con-

indicated,

by

Administration

DON’ DELAY-

for

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drawers.”

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Due to the increase in the price of crude sugar in New York, the administration has authorized a price of 11 cents for one pound

pounds

his

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all

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arrived at the police station with his

culprits

said

special message on it to Congress.

be

Heights.

insured by Federal goverriment

another

the

insured,

sources said Saturday. A possible factor, although

announced.

Yauco

near

was

wife is going up one cent a pound today, the Commonwealth Econo-

of

Lake

items

The price of sugar to the house-

suit, tie, and

money

St.,

stolen

details of which be made known

major

Sugar Refail Price Goes Up One Cent

body was found in the Loiza River yesterday at 9 a.m. It was dressed

completely

burgo

of the

ficulty when submitted to Congress early next month, well informed

The

Juan

San

None

press optimism as to the chances of the Eisenhower program, the

aid,

Naval Station marine. Ralph is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ornes, of 1468 Edin-

but another worker, Georgino Alicea Aponte, 20, lost two fingers of his left hand, police said. (STAR photo by Anthony Murad.)

Four Drown Over Weekend; Foul Play Suspected In One

a

was

dohor

last

slightly

suits,

said.

Kubitschek. This could be seized upon by any opponents of such

last Saturday has helped locate

with

Wuertz’

senhower’s proposed aid plan for Latin America could run into dif-

bably

Y

B-minus,

Mr

a lock off the back door to gain entry to the

WASHINGTON

yesterday, according. to the s boy’s mother. an received who Ralph, emergency transfusion of blood on his birthday last Friday, suffering

~

of

Run Into Difficulty

for

3, fighting

Ornes,

absence. three

LA Aid Plan May

Ralph

of

condition

Michael

playing

was

Donor Found The

charged

he

were

portable hi-fi phonograph, a new portable and a pair of his shoes bought the day

before.

had

to

going

were

she

as

but

said,

he

we

feeling

strange

a

Another Blood

SPILT MILK—This Puerto Rico Dairy truck overturned near Club Nautico at Intersection Five yesterday after- noon and driver Eduardo Fabery, 19, of Barrio Obrero was

they

recently, too. services yesterday, Mrs. Wuertz the During

next,”

He

and

robbed

“had

is

a new radio,

had mention-

church

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Meutay, August1, 1960

Red Sub Fi ire Power

UN Accused Of Failure To Fulfill Role I

LEOPOLDVILLE government

has

(#—The

Congo-

of the United

Nations;

openly

accus-

of

in

the

security

the

to fulfill its role in the strife torn

the Congo, can carry responsibility for this

Congo.

world,”

ed

the

United

Nations

of

failure

.

Vice Premier Antoine Gizenga Saturday night blamed the United Nations

for the continued

presence

of Belgian troops in the Congo and the

secession

of

the

rich

Katanga

Province. “Since we, the Congolese people, are disarmed ...only the forces

Gizenga

said

guardians of

the heavy before the in a speech.

The statement presages more difficulties for United Nations Secretary

General

Dag

Hammarsk-

jold in the efforts to solve the young nation’s month old crisis. It points out the rift between

United

Nations

and

Reported Stronger |

C

Republic

the

the Congolese

government’s

position,

been

steadily

growing

two

which in

the

has past

days.

The

Congolese

government

been insisting the United enforce immediately the

has

Nations security

councils reselution calling for withdrawal

asked the

of

the

Belgian

troops.

U.N

send

Katanga

to

Province,

It

has

troops whose

.ep

secession from the rest

(AP)—Russia’s

naval commander increase in the

mander-in-chief fleet

But in

gave

he

no

of

implied,

Pravda

the

Soviet

day

a declaration

in

broadcast

most

of his

that

an by

article Moscow

radio, that the new power stemmed from rockets.

followed by a

deputy

Soviet

capable

fully

demands

details.

His remarks

of the Congo.

top

-reported a big) commander are striking power | rines

of the Soviet. Union’s submarine powerful blows fleet. ; : _|“remote enemy Gorshkov said Admiral Sergie Gorshkov, com-

to pro-

Belgian Premier Moise Tshome has proclaimed

;

submaA-

of

on

de

targets

territory.”

corresponds

of modern

be

basically

He

added:

'

the fleet which to

the

warfare mu3t

a submarine

fleet.

“It.is precisely in this directian that

the

Navy

of

the

Soviet

Union is now developing. fighting capacity has considerably, first: and foremost because of an increase in the

striking

power

of

commas

i

Algerian Terrorist Executed PARIS

(AP)—A

1 MON

gerian gunman dawn

at

Saturday despite last mintite

appeals

sent

convicted Al-,

was guillotined

from

Soviet

Pre

Nikita_ Khrushchev and Mohamed V. of Morocco.

g !

Appeals by Khrushchev andKing Mohamed were sent to President

Charles

de

Gaulle

and

were termed unprecedented: by French sources. Khrushchev’s

appeal

had

séme

bitter comments. De Gaulle’s: office was informed of the message,

carried

before

ris,

it

by

was

and

dismissed

indiscretion which

of

merits

The

Moscow

delivered

radio

in :Pa-

it

as

Moscow

no

“an radio

comment.’*

newspaper

Le

Mondé,

a

respected middle-of-the-road daily,

said that along with a retent harsh article on Algeria in Prayda,

the

Moscow

Communist

organ

party,

“the

of ‘the

initiative

of the Soviet chief of state, whose humanitarian sentiments are: not a dominent

part of his personality,

can signify that Moscow : has decided to depart from its ‘previous reserve concerning the Algerian problem.” + The executed Nationalist ' was Abderrahmane

was

Laklifi,

convicted

court

of

by

28,

:who

a _ military

leading

a

Nationalist

raid on a police station in Lyon last January in which seven’ 'per-

sons—including —were

two

policemen

wounded.

i

A group of French intellectuals and writers—including Frahcois Mauriac, Jean Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir—Ftiday sought

requests

for

clemency

frum other world leaders intluding President Eisenhower, India’s Prime

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*


THE-SAN. JUAN STAR — Monday, August 1, 1960

The

role

will im

be

aired

the

paign

do

more

coming

than

the

this

foreign

candidates

crucial

How

stack

field?

up

First

in

of

a

ambassa-

rousing went.

B.

and

of world leaders with whem the Vice President has talked, at home and

stoned

Venezuela,

The

but

and

mostly

Face Foreign Crises

receptions

not

point

relations. New

And,

he

to

But

Ideas,

that

commit-

veled

the

said..in

Day

past in

news.

an

and

country.

four

years

every

He

as

that

after

officer

and

world statesmen other than those who have talked with the foreign relations

took

vast

acquaintance

committee

on

among

their

visits

office,

and

that he

and

fresh

power

ideas last

that

and

June

the

new

approaches,

Kennedy

issue

is not who Khrushchev”

in

the

Sen-

declared campaign

‘swap

second

In addition, must (1) be

he said, the U. S. ready to intervene

in

limited

threaten

the

peace,

alliance,

threats

Nixon

|

abroad.

Included, of course, was Soviet S. Khrushchev, Nikita Premier Nixon’s opponent. in the muchin debate”’ ‘kitchen publicized as

virtually

every

of

leaders

as

well

Moscow,

important

other

nation.

G. Herbert the reporters

secretary News Klein left it up to

as

conclusions

own

their

draw

to

to the importance of such a broad acquaintance in the forthcoming

camcampaign—a presidential paign in which foreign policy is

expected to play a major part.

rival, Sen. Nixon’s Democratic John F. Kennedy, already has in-

dicated he will counter this inter-

name-dropping by pointthe on membership his

national to ing

Relations Commitextensive travels

Senate Foreign tee, his own

in

service

of

years

14

his

policy writings

foreign

his

abroad,

and

Congress. Kennedy

Weapons

if Nixon can boast of his eight years of service in

And, nearly

PRE-TESTED

policy making at cabinet meetings and as a member of the National

conference,

has been talking, of of the Paris summit

ses,

of

the |

Join

will

have

to

de-

their

of disagreement

on

on Nixon.

The

campaign

policy

foreign

broad

the

reaching

arrot AND GIRLS

SHOES

FORF'BOYS

cri-|

part

blame

fine the areas

WITH

put

to

try

and

to

visit

other

and

Cuban

the

Japan,

of

cancellation

the

Ejisenhower’s

President

can

Kennedy

Council,

Security

talk, as he the collapse

the thousands children

fitted,

back

Poll-Parrot

of mothers to

shoes.

goals common to both candidates. Kennedy and Nixon both are on

struction

is

record in favor of continued foreign aid, particularly to underdevelop-

growing

feet.

ed countries—with possible Both ences in emphasis.

white, brown and black.

differwould

the President power to and_- financial economic

give tend

your All

school

in

Their

assurance sizes,

who

all

of

are

smart,

sending carefully

all-leather shoes

widths,

con-

good all

for

colors,

:

exaid

behind the Iron Curtain if he feels Neither

has

summit

ruled

conferences,

have

indicated

liance

in

laced oreign rial

satellite

loosen

it would help te Moscow.

that

the

out

bonds

future

though

both

primary

re-

should

be

future

on negotiations -at the minister and ambassado-

levels. Stand

Both

On

are

greater

World

on

Court

record

reliance

on

favoring the

World

Court for settlement of international disputes by repealing a reservation

against

tion

in

United

the

disputes

court’s

jurisdic-

involving

the

States.

There is no question Nixon has had a more

but what important

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‘“‘can best stand up to NATO or

‘“‘We must a _ nuclear

(3)

wars (2)

which

rebuild

increase

the

the

flow of capital to underdeveloped and insults.’ nations in Asia, Africa and Latin “The real issue is who can stand America, (4) reconstruct relations up and summon America’s vast with South America, (5) find a resources to the defense of free- new approach to the Middle East dom against the most dangerous and (6) devise a long-range soluenemy it ever faced,”” he said at tion to the Berlin problem.

continent

added

a naval

the time. nerable

ate

Inde-

conference,

20 years he has tranearly

entered Congress the ‘same year. Kennedy will contend he has and the support for them. In a major speech to the

Approaches

Kennedy

pendence

got in the

wherever

country.

tee has conducted far-reaching studies into. every phase of world

upon

he

this

Issues

14 years in Congress, he is better-equipped than most of the presidents of the past when they

same’

list

imposing

an

newsmen

was

Kennedy can

VACCARO

(#—Richard M. WASHINGTON Nixon’s press secretary recently handed

to

vice

spat

He

issues confronting Kennedy. ERNEST

adminis-

previous had.

dor.

in

By

any ever

Eisenhower’s _ goodwill’

series of articles on the major Nixon

Eisenhower

He has traveled in Europe, Africa, Asia, and Latin America as

cam-

policy.

the

tration than president has

thoroughly

presidential

in

And

Kennedy

Nixon And EDITOR’S NOTE—In a world of crisis and change, few issues

Candidates

— Stops

Ponce. 16

— and

Mayaguez 22,

Arecibo

Santurce

Bayamon Shopping Center,.Bayamon


THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, August 1, 1960

Agricultural Development Plan Slated For P.R. Land Authority the

new

agency.

He

“Fomento-typé” developAt the moment, program for the island’s | career governmental

agricultural shape

industry

is

taking

here.

|served

with

culture

before

the

of

Agri-

1961.

the

Land

operation

Dept.

that

Fomentoy

“After for

By DANIEL Now

cola would operate on Authority funds for all of

Bayron, a official who

joining

said

we've

been we

ity

monwealth

of the Puerto Rico Land Author- | Building Héctor

chief

Bayron,

of

the

38,

Agricultural

ning Office of ity, has been

at Stop 19, Ponce de

Leon Ave. Bayron said

"former

Plan-

that

a staff of

the

in

new

an

interview

agency

should

the Land Author-| ready to open its doors named chief of|ly sometime this week.

proval. The agency,

be

official-

stimulate

to promote

way

extension

Islands that

it

the

U.

an

airport

here,

the

government has

S.

San

made P.

Agency

in

Virgin|extend

the

runway

announced

application

Army

Juan,

run-|tion

Area R.,

for

a

to

Approximately

to

yards

Engineer | used

for

Washington

of

for

permit | House

rubble

the said

5,200

112,000 rock

fill, here,

signed

feet. be

well

as

Primary

draulic fill in the sea at the for a permit to dredge the harwestern end of the Harry S. Tru- | bor to a minimum depth of 33 man Airport runway. _ Permission feet in midharbor.

whith

has been

way

some

months

LEASE

IN OLD

SAN

JUAN

Tourist touront,

Air Conditioning, Incinerator. Street 2 and 3 floors office or commercial.

center. etc

.

High

class

shops,

Boutique,

la

Shop,

TEL.

“to

expand

2-1444

determine

and

be

types

grown

30

CYANAMID

Rockefeller

Plaza

New

20 » N.Y.

York

Rico,

the sale and

including

chemicals,

certain

laminated

plastics.

pharmaceuticals,

organie

and

industrial

surgical

products,

chemicals,

resins

Mr.

Rafael

Pagan

formerly

manager

of

in Puerto

agricultural and

offices on

the premises

formerly

occupied

by

Cyanamid

Cyanamid

times

this is probably the subject, but

in various

a little early even at this

is

new

party’s

to home

platform

construc.

is

a

regogni-

have

to

in

long

the

homes

have

sell—when

favored

economy

been

mortgage

easier

at

money

cheaper

in more money

rates

demand—

could

had

charge months

ago. cent

90 per trading

or

Policies

Discussed

Republican side of all indications are

This past to 70 per

ulate

have

which

rates

those

so.

week cent,

in the market

ac-

both parties

costs. Discount rates—the rates Federal Restrve Banks member banks on borrowed funds—are lower than several

been

Agrico-

on which

of a blessing

the

money

than

and

stock margins were an indication of the

the usual

step

taken

reduced need for

after

from more

discount

rates' have

cut.

Margin requirements set the amount of money

buying

gest

listed

that

securities

the

on

by the Federal Reserve Board regstock buyers must “put up” ‘when

credit.

economy—in

the

All

of

midst

these

of the

factors

would

predicted

sug-

1960; boom

which never quite got off the ground—is in need of more nmtoney. So if one can assume that both parties would_ favor ‘more

money being injected into the somewhat sagging economy—the Democrats by predetermined course, the Republicans as a ‘rontinuation

of

the

policies

of

the

because of necessity—then dustry should have bright White

Several the

prior

regime,

it would Prospects

and

both

perhaps

appear that the houstag inregardless of who is in the

House.

Companies Near Lows are in an excellent position

companies

coming

years

assuming

an

increase

in home

to prostler

construction’

many of these issues are near their lows for the past years. But it should be remembered that_ther@\is always

are a few

conclusions

of

interest

companies

prove

hardboard

rates

which

before

look

more

in And

several ai time

|

construction

interesting

should

the

correct:

(Ticker symbol MNC) producer,

accounting

is by far-the country’s

for

nearly

70

per

cent

of

than

four

per

cent

del

been

del Caribe

on

paid

this

the

indicated

annual

divided

of

year.) Asbestes

Company

5

Expanding

Johns-Manville, with its dominant asbestos position, both residential and industrial construction and is

expanding

industry. per

its

fiber

glass

The company

share

of

last

3.8 per

year

cent

and

based

earnings

have

National

Homes

operations,

(ticker symbol paid

on

been

a

the

the

in

of

$2

which

of

around

the

since

growing

earned /$3.73

price

advancing

leader

rapidly

on NYSE)

dividend

current

steadily

is

another

JM

is strong curfently

the

is

a,yield

53. \Sales

early

3950's.

prefabricated

sing

field and specializes in low cost but well constructed homes. In the past this stock has moved over a relatively wide price range

and

is considered

more

of a speculation

panies mentioned. The company

has

serve

expansion

its cash,for

at around earned 42

before the

Inc.

based

$1.20. per. share. In addition, the company has paid a two per cent Gtk dividend in each of the past five years. (It has already

Formica

CYNAMID BORINQUEN CORPORATION with

many

domestic output. Earnings in 1959 were $3.59 per share. Currently being traded at around 29 on the Big Board, the shares yield;more

Caribe Ine. in Puerto Rico will be general manager of the new

|

Republic-

present interest

and

general

easier

rates

Masonite Corp.

Corporation.

Torres,

in

In the past, new

Here

Sales of all these products, previously handled by the Puerto Rican branch of Cyanamid del Caribe Ine., will now be handled by the new corporation Borinquen

the

the picture, under the pointing toward lower

year

in

Cyanamid

if

ni the

largest

distribution of a broad line of products

Lederle

up

prevailed

above

CYNAMID BORINQUEN CORPORATION to handle

more

lag after the lowering really gets underway.

announces the creation of a new subsidiary

more

for

GOP

under-

of

go

question

the Democrats

is,

As to the administration,

here.”

COMPANY

that

therefore

past

Sree Sa | St

AMERICAN

addition,

cheaper

at

this

and

be

will be market.

effect.

of interest.

program considerof its first func-

what

can

this

In

RI

crops

to

policies,

Another early objective of Fomento Agricola, he said, is to establish pilot operations “to

Res‘

INFORMATION:

intends

adard

will

radically differ—the need for, new Most assuredly a Democratic victory

be

tion,

from

now,

imported meat. Bayron said Fomento

celerate this ably” as one tions.

floor comPossibilities

Art

tion

to reduce the large bill the Commonwealth pays each year

Whole or in Part beautifully restored 3 story building. Full commercial possibilities Fortaleza 152 (Opposite Padin’s).

Elevator, mercial

for

would

Howell

for as-

behind

will

and rehashed

economic

do not housing.

agency.

purpose

s

time there certainly appears to be at least one Major

program

program,

for

FOR

new

types

Granted that be discussing

to

agricultu-

loans to purchase livestock the Land Authority.

construction |277,000 cubic yards of sand. The application asks for pera mission to construct a sand byAnother application was made

In" of

the

their

attention

investment services and in the financial press before the voters journey to the polls this fall.

Under this program, beef cattle, hog and poultry farmers are provided with governmental

cubic

Government as

to

What

ly be hashed

here.

Fomento-sponsored

chosen

ans win? Questions of this sort will undoubted-

been

to provide more livestock the island has already been

to

will

commercial

have

Which stocks will benefit with a Demotratie

ap-

has

D. HOWELL

parties

elections, increasing

victory?

governmental cirtime, proposes to

development

A

THOMAS—In the culmi-,for the construction was recently of a long fight by citi-|received from the Federal Avia-

zens

at

ral

for

which

discussed im cles for some

V.L Seeks To Add To Airport Runway ST. nation

legislature

political

Politics

given to the results ef this battle and how these results registered on the nation’s financial barometer—the stock

in

Fomento Agricola as it is called|seven agricultural promoters in governmental circles, will|and setting up his offices on operate initially as a subsidiary|the fifth floor of the Blanco

1s hiring

both

will

have a better idea of our budget needs,” he added. After the first year of operation, the new agency will submit a separate budget to the Com-

This agricultural Fomento, or| Authority,

that

bearers for the November

Land fiscal

a

year,

And

wey

A ment

HARMON

Investing

nee AR ae

By FREDERICK

San Juan Ticker Talk

10% cents

and

past

has

several

paid

no

cash

than

the

dividends,

purposes.

Currently,

other

two com-

preferring

the

in the over-the-counter. market. The per share in 1959 Against 86 cents

paid

a

2

per

cent

stock

dividend

con-

shares trade comhpany the year

annually

for

years.

(Mr. Howell, who answers readers questions about the stock market in this column each Monday in the STAR, is asseciated with the

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U.S. Legion Of Valor To Tour Battle Fields BOSTON

(AP)—Some

200/fields

where

members of the Army and Navy | decorations. Legion of Valor, elite of U.S. veterans organizations, meet in|

The

legion’s

70th annual national convention | *5iP includes

in Boston Aug. 30, then

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many

wor}

H

their

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eee

~

Municip al Bond Issues Sold By Govt. Dev elopment Bank

The Week In Finance

Wall Street Wanted Larger Margin Cut By NEW

JACK LLEFLER

YORK,

(AP)—The

stock

this

wasn’t

satisfied

with

reports

the

The

amount and was doubtful about its immediate effect. The Federal Reserve Board took the long-awaited step to reduce margin requirements. The result is that stock buyers now can

make

purchases

with

a

were year.

virtually

sentiment munity

the

the

70

should

people

in

Wall

were

disappointing.

steel

companies’

quarter

and,

Street

American

announced

helpful step. Expect Turn Downward The stock market responded with an immediate advance. But experts said that was to be expect-

subsidiary—Cyanamid

ed and the downward trend would

handle

resume if the historical pattern after margin reductions is fol-

cluding surgical

benefits rule are

stabilize

stock

The a

action

forerunner

of

was other

as

steps

by

a

Co.

creation

Borinquen

broad

laminated

Dr.

R.

del C.

president

the government to help the economy. Earnings Reports

the

has

will

and

resins,

Caribe

and These

Inc.

Cyanamid

director

company’s

division, said the

overseas

Cyanamid move was

vice

general

of

operating

International, prompted by

Federal Committee

served

subsidiary

exclusively to the island. Rafael Pagan Torres, who

by

a

devoted had

Recommends Wage

been general manager of the Puerto Rican branch of Cyanamid del

Hikes In Needlework

manager

of

which

located

tee

has

wage

recommended

increases

of

Caribe,

dez

commit-

of

in- power

line

that the growing market should be

industry

rett Reimer, executive secretary of the Pianning Beard’s Committee on Human Resources, was the imajer speaker at the annual centhe Society fer Advancement of Management, held on Saturday at La Cencha Hetel. Reimer. discussed metheds used by the committee to determime the island’s man-

Corp.

has is

been

the

Juncos

named

new at

Ave.,

general

subsidiary, 1470

Fernan-

Santurce.

per

SPEAKER—Eve-

vention

plastics.

Swain,

for

Adjuntas,

cent

for

and

the

$750,000

3.999 per

Vega

Alta

cent

the

Arethe

the

$100,000

a bid

offering

net

the

lecal

chapter

Air

Limes

Banco

Banco and

by per

The

F.

also

F.

Brittain

Brittain

bid

4.060

Kennedy

for

the

used

by

for

the

the

issue

de Ponce,

an investment

4.246

will of

public

Raking Them In WELLER,

year-old

Ont.

Tommy

in a_13-pound

(#—Eight-

Johnston

pike

from

hauled

Lake

and

16-cents for the women’s children’s underwear and

and wo-

group

mother’s

garden

rake.

has

reported

earnings -after taxes

of $2,839,-

083 for the fiscal year ending June 30—equal to $2.53 per share. The

airline’s

declared a share,

board

of

directors

a dividend of 30 cents payable Sept. 1 to stock-

holders of record Aug. 12. It was the company’s 49th cash dividend

and the dividend vidends

paid

12th consecutive payments. Four of

during

1,122,233 on June

30

cents

the

shares 30.

a

year. were

year of cash di-

share

A

were

total

of

outstanding

BURROUGHS

tom

Typing Sensimatic

*3,067°°

has a present Federal minimum of 48 cents hourly. However the

You can feel that BANCO CREDITO is something personally yours because of the warming, friendly treatment you receive from more than 700 “amigos” , serving you at the CREDITO’s Island-wide network of banking offices.

handsewing rate in effect is a Commonwealth minimum of 55

Any industrial or commercial

blouse

and

neckwear

in-

dustry in Puerto Rico. A 9cent increase was recommended for machine and other operations

nimum

with

of 70

a

present

mi-

cents

hourly.

The

16cents

increase

mended

for

cents,

Fair ered

as

was

recom-

handsewing

industries

Labor

which

must

pay

Act

cov-

whichever

mi-

Standards

employees

nimum—Federal

or

wealth—is higher. Recent U.S. labor

Common-

ALL

shipped

blouses

valued

to the

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THE

SAN SS

JUAN

STAR —

Monday, August

1, 1960

gown YOUr Neighbor Cook Sa g

‘It's Fun To Be Busy, Says Attractive Helen Draper SSS

“It

is

fun

person,”

to

be

says

_

a

busy

attractive

Helen Draper, a. teacher in|. the University

=

yy

4

Her present conducted at

‘Veterans

MR.

AND

MRS.

ANTHONY

SAVIN

Miss Judie Simmons Weds Anthony Savin In San Juan St. John’s Episcopal Cathedral was the ng last Saturday for the we of Miss Judie Simmons, da er of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Simmons of Santurce, to Anthony Savin of Birmingham, England. The Rev. Theodore Ball performed the ceremony.

wick Butler, Mr. Tower, Mr. and

The bride's gown was of ivory satin with a portrait neckline and lace bodice. She wore a full-length tulle veil and her bouquet was of white carnations and orchids. The bridesmaids were the Misses

Wedding Set

Tower

rod.

They

silk

organza.

and

Marianna

wore

gowns

large

quantity of

foods

titutions.

Helen State

be

pink

Schreuder,

Caolo,

Mr.

and

Mr.

Friday,

Aug.

a

nuptial

12,

Texas.

of the lege.

Her

at

She

is

fiance

versity

is the

son

If,

in your

Puerto

Rico

re-

of

re-

She

worked

on

for

the school

three

years

lunch

and

Faculty

the University of in Rio Piedras for

was

Club

Puerto Rifour years.

Dietitian

Slim, energetic Helen says, “I have lived half of my life in Puerto Rico, coming here on my first job as assistant dietitian at

Presbyterian

Hospital.”

She is the wife of Roger per, president of Caribe

DraSup-

plies, Inc. They met and married here, and her children are all

island-born.

They

know

and

love the island well and say, “We would never like to live anywhere else.” Their first home was in Espinosa, a small town

in the

north

island

in

central

the

part

of the

pineapple-growing

area. They lived for five on the southern coast in

years Agui-

with the Guard.

Helen is an active member of the American Dietetics Assn., the

wings.

Puerto

He

Rico

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DRAPER . a moment

sign

in

Providence;

nior

engineering

Edward,

student

at

ju-

butter,

the

creamy),

University of Puerto Rico in Mayaguez and pretty teen-ager, Bar-

bara,

a senior

School in home for

“I

at Robinson

Santurce. They the summer.

don’t

have

time

High are

for

all

with

whipped

cream

cups

top-

ping.”

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sugar

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much

social life,” she smiles,” but I love my home, and work and I guess that is the most important thing.” The recipe she has given us “is good as a hot bread or a

dessert

2

1

%

cup

chypped

pecans which with part of for

in

Bake

350 done

this

40

degree when

walnuts

or

have been floured the amount apes recipe.

to

50

minutes

oven. it

The

springs

in

a

caké

is

back;

on

touch and pulls away fromthe sides of the pan. While hot, top with 4 on frozen orange juice mixed with 3% cup powdered sugar.

and

Sorority.

Her hobbies are food history and cooking. “As to the food his-

tory

part,”

she

collecting data terest to my

says,

“I

started

to add a bit of inclasses. All our

foods have an interesting history behind them. For instance, how exciting

thoven

to

discover

wrote

the

that

Bee-

“Coffee

Sona-

ta” to try to dispel the prejudice | 7 and propaganda that coffee was

And

who discovered ‘cheese? Who knows” she adds, “one day, when I have more leisure, these little bits of information may end up Of

Three

BIMINI BABE his yacht the

members

PARTY—Bob Maytag, visiting here with ‘Bimini Babe’ from Miami, entertained

of the Clnb Nautico at a cocktail-dinner dance

last Friday night. About 400 members attended the party. From left to right are Bob Maytag, Miss Ilene Woods and He.is the commodore of senior in: Industrial Design at Mr. and Mrs. René Umpierre. the Rhode Island School of De- the yacht club. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)

Helen is also the busy mother of three children. Kinsley, a

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harmful to pregnant women.

Stop 22

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MILLITA

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Mr.

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Charles M. Schwab of He attended the Uni-

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Iowa

where

Mrs.

LADIES

SHIRTS

of

of

graduate

ployed by the Savage Arms Co. in Bayamon and is a jet pilot

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THROUGH THE MONTH OF AUGUST 1500 Dresses of all types at

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Assistant

is a graduate

Merriman

and Mrs. Bayamon.

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THE

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and Mrs:

Mr. and

and

CASH

Jr.

of

both

degree, majoring in Food and Nutrition. She interned at St. Luke’s Hospital, in Chicago, III.

of co

will

Charles

at

rre among the lush sugar lands of Central Aguirre. For the past few years they have made their home in the Condado section of Santurce.

Qthers present were Mrs. James Weber, Mr.

A.

to

Schwab,

Olton,

Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Condado home of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald A. Acheson. Among the many guests were Mrs. F. de Montagmac, grandmother of the bride, Mr and Mrs. R. G. Whitrod, Mr. anc Mrs. Daniel F. Kelley, Mr. anc Mrs. E. J. Powell and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lawrence.

ley

married

Ellis

and

for ins-

is in charge

the dietitian of the

at the Fort Buchanan Catholic Chapel. Miss Ellis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Ellis of

The best man was Hugh Robison and Patrick Simmons, the brides uncle, was an usher.

D

Charles Martin,

lis-Schwab Ellen

also

in

market-

institutions

Internship

program

Mary

cookery, for

Hos-

instruction

pitals.

rero.

Miss

is being Patricio

of equipment She

Dietetic

Ri-

Home

Presbyterian

includes

purchasing

Miss Wanda Colom, Mrs. Haydée Muxworthy and Mr. Hector Mar-

Whit-

of

and Mrs. Mrs. Joe

and

and

ing

of

program the San

pitals

ceived

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"Ann Landers Says

You Are Compounding The Felony DEAR

ANN

cumstances would appear to be

LANDERS:

I am one of those “nosey” an epen pitch for gifts, even mean it that women who frequently opens though _you,.don’t medicine cabinets when I’m Toe bad you missed out on visiting. In. defense of mygraduating with your pals, but self as well as other women, this is an example of how imI would like to say it has noportant one lousy credit can be. way.

thing to do with my nosé outside of the fact that I am “merev looking for some powder to ut

on

it.

How to

DEAR ANN: I’m@ boy 17 and am a careful driver. I get Dad’s car one night a week. The under-

a

many

take

se. ¢

women

their

remember

purses

into

standing is if any damage is done

the

to the car while it is in my possession I have to pay for it. (We have a $50 deductible insurance

bathroom? Darned few I'll bet. I NEVER do. When I look at myself in the mirror I invariably see that my hair-could use combing and my nose needs powder. The natural thing is around for implements

repair

into

her

to

the

pay

$50.

I

fault. What SECUTED DEAR

you

damage

say

do

you

it

you

in

our

I have

wasn’t

my

say?—PERBe

PERSECUTED:

oughtto pay

the

out

hind

were

fer

jerky

and

on

drivers

either

I

say

$50

and

ahead,

side.

be-

PRESIDENT VISITS—Mr. B. B. Tower, president of All America Cables is visiting the local offices of the organizatien for several days.

A cocktail party

was

Pictured from left to right are Mr. last Friday evening. Mr. be-|and Mrs. Tower and Mr. and. Mrs. James MecConney.

hind the woman you might have| McConney is local manager of All America. able

to stop

given in his

honor in the tropical gardens of the Caribe Hilton Hotel

If you

distance

a reasonable

in time.

by

Gunter

(STAR photo

Hett.)

scout do a

for the life of me

what

else

is

in

the

ca-

binet. Apologizé, pkease. — NO SNOOP DEAR NO SNOOP: Sorry, but my

ing

to

means

learn the lessen. Anyone who drives a car must be on the loek-

been

policy.)

and

car is $100, which

job,

f couldn’t tell.

to to

A jerky woman driver stopped short in front of me with no warning. Of course <,, slammed

book

the

you

are

felony.

wishes

A

te supply

- Paella’s more delicious _ With Sello Rojo Rice !

compound-

hostess

who

guests

with

her

implements for a repair job will leave them out in plain sight. When

you

must

look

in

the

medicime cabinet for the it’s reasonable te assume are

not

intended

for

your

use.

May I humbly suggest you cultivate the habit of taking your purse

inte

DEAR

th~

*~*

ANN

room?

i.ANDERS:

What

would you do if you were \planning to graduate in June and one crummy teaeher gave you a

flunk

and

you

summer school that one lousy Well,

it

had

to

go

in order credit?

happened

to

to

to

get

me

and

I want to tell you it was horrible. Not only did I miss out on the graduation

friends,

exercises

but

with

I had

nouncements

printed

couldn’t

them

send

all

all

my

my

an-

up

and

out.

What I want to know is this: After I get that one credit in summer school, shall -I send out the announcements to my friends and relatives and write: Graduated in summer school.” I

don’t want gifts, I just want them

to know LATE

I graduated THAN

DEAR

NEVER

LATE:

:

Sorry,

but

this case 1 think “Never ter

than

late.”

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Sending under

|

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, August 1, 1960

0 NM

LETTERS

Z

ROW RAN

Writers Don't Come From Workshops

Se

By

H A R RY

GO

LD

GOOD

television

This as

is

an

admirable

E N MA

is nothing

giving

a

child

more

than

carrots,

workshop

for

a canard.

It’s

which

he

the

a good dessert if he eats them. Except the trying to tell us the carrots are the dessert.

I had

‘s

same

and

principle

promising

television

men

and

are

stage. My point is why should this multi-million dollar be considered as a primary stage for something better?

can’t it be good It reminds

that

makes

gument.

of the

better

All

a pitcher

me

Ty

in and

people

citizens.

Cobb

mop

of itself?

his

Ty

say

Cobb

wanted

brow

who

was

when

baseball

effectively

to

the

that

win.

bases

ruined

Anyone

are

is a game

that

who

loaded

is also

abused of the notion that baseball is only a game. It work for the man who plays it, and for the fans who

It has

a heaven,

minor

leagues.

called

the

World

Series,

and

ar-

watches

dis-

is a life watch it.

a hell, called

the

good

are

not

most

of

mambo

service to those few writers who have written both for television Why

a

extinct, them

effort trying but for all

always

depend

(You

Every

allowed

newspaperman

to

produce

talks about

their

his novel

best.

or his play.

What

he really has his eye on is the ME’s job in Dayton. So, too, with television. The writers don’t sit around discussing Shakespeare, in fact, they don’t even talk like fellows in a workshop, they talk about ratings with the same intensity ball players talk about the averages.

understand

vocabulary

8

What they understood to do, ‘They brought to pass. All things hang like a drop of dew

25,

Upen

a blade

of

1960

my

future

generations.

of

New

years

of

mine

York.

Miss

(1907-1915)

attention ladies.

in Public

and

Schloss,

saw

I

had

the the

It is a remarkable these teachers. ordinary folks

Tibbitts

was

School another

piece

and

exquisite

thing

who

owe

of

the my

brought

to sit and

East

Side

teachers,

in

those

it to Miss

of

hearing

ponder

girl

with

the

and

first

from

ladies

TODAY’S

a debt

BEST

both

they that

of

were Miss

of Marjorie

and

normal girl named Linda. We first names. We did not think or problems. There was somein those days, a sanctity that an early saint. my gratitude. But it is I and

the rest of the country,

these

Tibbitts’

the first names

name

that

FROM

can

and

perhaps

never

be

a little

we

may

because

have

makes

from

four

number

seven

from

more

our

and July

to

to

of our is,

if

the free

repaid.

HOME Sir: In

your

Foreign

You Best

said

news

do we

Francisco San Juan,

name, Hume.

this Curd-

Humid

WHOLE whose

goof?

Highest in rank, auimportance; chief; foundor law;

basic doctrine or rule, etc. you,

didn’t

M.

Rivera

Bayamon,

P.

R.

EDITOR’S NOTE: You sure did, but you’ve missed some beauts. Where’ve you been? *

*

JUAN

ed Gee ona SF a er

It is with great pleasure that I answer Mr. Rivera, for his letter far from proving me wrong has statements.

He affirms

that he is not an American but he believes in statehood. Such attitude

the

has

confused

been

rampant

status

sociation exists. to lack of space

of

since

Free

As-

-

“Don’t speak to me ” not your husog

a

like that!—remember 1

Pm

s-t

your

the

superficially

same

If

we

could

let me

tell you

that there is no such nationality as the Puerto Rican natianality,

sson, him,

seem

Master,

to

as

is ‘the

staying

clear

of

lack

to

all,

the

some

who

are

only

one

political

type

of

.

other

those the

“erronéous

of piety.

frankly

Cath.

oppésed

party

moral.

im

problem

a to

deceive

lose

and

who

slander:

are

so

all objectivity.

that

carried

This

they

hydra

of

type

double-think

is lumping

racial and

Being

into

It

involves

grows

a

their

their minds {

new

paifs

of

discrimination

certain

no

in

by

of psychological

religious

born

physiological.

are,

away

race

is

doctrine,

purely

no

fixed

institution}: To racial grounds

is arrived

at by critical

Attack. And Counter-Attacks social

confusion

roles

at once

results

and

when

someone

transfers

status

seeks

to

play

many

one

to

the

éther.

from

Partisan politics, where public opinion is free, involves attack and counter-attack on every rhetorical level. What Mr. JOhnson

theory

process

think

you

will

result

that

religion

and

Somehow, this weird. and

in sounder

our Hebraic-Christian

policies

civilization

ethics

go

and

is based

together.

saner

on

action.

the general

Sometimes,

agi

eed

erroneously identified, so that the outspoken agnostic or eist is assumed to be unethical, and, conversely, the ardently relfgious man

is assumed

to

be

virtuous

and

moral.

In

principle,

it

is

the

ideal of both Judaism and Christianity, indeed of the Budthist, Moslem and every other great religious tradition, that justice and

righteousness

priests, sacred

from as

are

ministers,

ordinary

pious

of

pleasing

monks,

out

men

way

most

nuns,

profession

of

As

God.

and

their

as living

life.

to

pastors,

confession

examples

such,

they

But on

when

fight his

letters

white to

police

the

washed

of the

ruffians

shirt.

gets

and

so

a on,

little

permit

to

robes

as well

who

joins

carry

a

get

to

and

not

mud

paftisan

gun

bound

dd {

the ‘mud-

to

aggressive

are

make

set ‘apart

respected,

is bound

writes

rabbis,

who

are

those boy

he

bishop his

faith

including

slicked

a

of

especially

in dungarees,

When

newspapers,

department,

and

Consequently

all others

of a tfuly virtuous are

esteemed by all members of society, share their particular creed.

from get

the

alittle

soiled. And he has absolutely no moral right te demand imnjunity from the same kind of political attack -he lavishes on others. That the dignity of his office suffers in the process is not the fault of politicians nor of those who articulate public opinion.

you

you

What

I am not faced with as moral problem! for

a deplorable

create

category.

Another

and

he

false.”

that

examination and impersonal evaluation, then it is the use of one’s intelligence: the only weapon against slavery of the mind.

with

which

Bishop

But religious discrimination is bias only when a humaf, individual is pre-judged by his sectarian, or lack of sectarian, Fabel. But when this discrimination is “applied to’a set of beliefs or

sense

to

the

asserting

pattern of ideal behavior, no social or political accept or reject any human being on exclusively is without any kind of logic whatsoever.

believe

belong.

you

univocal t

“misstatements,”.

respond

the

and

any

get together over a few drinks of Mavi, I could clarify my point of view as much as possible.

1

[the

any

Furthermore,

is “absolutely

is, after

they

into

not

In the meantime,

one

does

of these

in detail what I believe is at fault reasoning.

five

anti-Catholics

again,

One

Mr. Rivera, due I cannot explain

your

by fact

something that is “not true” only relaanother context or viewed in another

willfully

that

Here

ball

RIVERA

Sir:

verified my

or

fanatical

*

M.

making

in

blackmail traps many who henceforth no longer speak because they abhor being labeled bigots.

a

I?

Juan

FOR

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or

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are

dancers.

But the television executives want to call their medium a workshop because they don’t want to confess that their writers cannot

ring-side

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modation (gratis) but almost got hit on the head by a wild Indian.

They

him

First of all great playwrights don’t emanate from workshops. Great playwrights come out of Washingon Market, Princeton University, or the theatre itself. George Bernard Shaw was a music critic, but I’m sure he did this on purpose. And second, who are all these great playwrights? There are millions of hours of television written weekly. I mean no disand the medium

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Sir:

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kept

from knowing by subtlety and

from you

intel-

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confusion

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The political rally held yesterday at Escobar stadium made it quite clear that the Independence Party is far from dead, as its political opponents claimed after the drastic loss of voter support

it suffered

in

the 1956 elections. The party and its ideal are still alive, as an estimated 10,000 independentistas at the rally made, evident by their enthusiasm. How far the party can go this year, or in ti.e future, is entirely up to the peopleof Puerto Rico. Party President Gilberto Concepcién de Gracia, who has led the campaign

for independence

for many

yezrs,

continued yesterday in his Speech to insist that‘it is the United States, not the people of Puerto Rico, that is withholding independence from Puerto Rico. Presidents Roosevelt, Truman and Eisenhower went on record with offers-to urge Congress to grant

independence

if the people requested it.

The United

States cannot force independence on 2.3 million citizens of the United States. For Concepcién de Gracia or other independentistas to charge the United States with denying Puerto Rico its independence is pur sophistry. . The Independence Party leader yesterday caled on his followers to make “a supreme effort” to place Puerto Rico on the same level as the peoples of Africa and Asia “now emerging from colonialism.” He must know that those peoples gained their independence through the overwhelming desire for independence. Such a wish has not been expressed by the people of The opportunity Puerto Rico in any general election.

is

available,

plebiscite

law,

to place

without

the

involved

in regular

Until

under the

however,

the question

distractions

the

of

other

before

the

issues

commonly

say

they

want

independence

and

until the United States refuses to grant their wish, the charge that the U. S. is withholding independence is completely unfounded.

Community

It is-refreshing to'see neighbors working together for the general improvement of their community, whether it is for planting of trees, better street cleaning, improvéd police protection or, as in a recent case, Residents

3

of

Bucaré,

San

Franciseo,

and

Santa

Maria developments in Rio Piedras wrote the telephone

company and demanded telephone service. They claimed their areas are ‘‘not satisfactorily served” and deinstallation of telephones before the erd manded of 1960 for all residents who have applied for service. These are not slum areas. Homes in these developments represent family investments of anywhere from $30,000 to more than $50,000 in some cases. Obviously, they are owned by families who have had telephones elsewhere, have them in their offices, and have come to rely on the telephones as an indispensable part of daily living in a modern community. The telephone company’s expansion program was late in getting started, years late. At the rate which developments such as those mentioned here are being established, it is probable that the service will be many years in catching up with the demand. Perhans community effort such as that demonstrated by the residents of Bucaré, San Francisco and Santa Maria will inspire an acceleration of the program to provide a service so essential in the daily lives of the people. Residents of the same areas, with the exception of Bucaré but including San Ignacio, have also demanded some attention from Mayor Felisa Rincon de Gautier. They want numbering and signs on residences, traffic lights, street signs, a traffic study, and reconstruction of streets leading into the developments. We hope they get action from Dofia Felisa, and «telepliones from ‘the. teléphone company. If they

don’t

Be

we suspect that ‘both will

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CHICAGO (AP)—The politicians, now that their two big conventions are over,-will get high-sounding on their good and in Los Angeles. Congress must return Aug.

its unfinished

News Analysis

here

promises

complete

to

8

business.

It took

a vacation | tions. The

during the convenunfinished business

happens

some

to involve

of the

platthey

issue in both on that subject

heated action

the most try to get

how

may make a shambles of what is scheduled to be a three-week session. Usually Congress in campaign year comwork

its

pletes

following

the

before

year

This

did

Congress

in

siom=will Three

dates will be working in will country whole the

Senate

activities

campaign.

And

the be

actually

will

candi-

Senate. Because their watching,

part

be

President

Eisenhower,

of their

with

Richard his

for

a

will have a hand in things from holding conferences leaders to posing for pic-

M.

Nixon,

Presidential nominee. Nixon, as Vice President,

Senate,

anxious

usual

the will

role. “And

Republican preside

behind

see

things

his

way.

high.

Since the the House

over

the

) Seemes, af -course,,he’ll;be putting the heat on

Democrats and Senate

have they

bers to pass a $1.25 minimun

big majorities have the num-

wage

bill. If it’s

too high for his taste, Eisenhower could veto it. And that would kill it for-1960 if the Democrats weren't able to muster the necessary two-thirds vote to overcome the veto. But if Eisenhower uses the veto for such a purpose—and. makes it stick—he’ll hurt Nixon with organized labor which supports the

25-cent

boost

On

Republican victory, _which could range with Congressional

tures

it recessed in upcoming ses-

extraordinaary. parties’ four top

be doubly of the two

job

a meager

such

n January and the time it had to return. But this

be’ July,

the

January

talk.

aign

to

Actually before Congress recessed the Republicans were balking at anything higher than $1.15 and it wasn’t clear they would even go for that.

over after big camp-

—when the next Congress takes the elections—to produce on the

Republicans

Among the measures Congress left pending when it went on vacation were a minimun wage bill and another to give federal aid to education. On both these issues the Democratic and Republicans platform promises differ. The Democrats called for raising the minimum wage—which applies to workers in interstate commerce—from its present $1-anhour level to $1.25. The Republicans pledged support to raising the minimum but didn’t say

most important promises in both the Democratic and Republican platforms. For instance: aid to education and raising the minimum wage. If the advocates of civil ights, forms,

fellow

Facing him all the while will be Sens. John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Jonhson, who were given the No. 1 and No. 2 spots on the Democrats’ ticket at their Los Angeles convention two weeks ago.

to try to make

chance

fast

extraordinarily

an

MARLOW

federal

minimum

the

salaries.

not

paying

the

aid for school

teachers’

help

in

education,

only

teachers,

Other

construction

The

in

wage.

Republicans

advocate

but

Democrats

building

not for promised

classrooms

but

in

to

get

too.

platform

promises

are

mixed up in the three-week session. But the politicians will

apt

Congresstfonal have to hurry

up their business and. get, out on the road wath their

campaign.

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branch

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goes

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action

on

a

firing

with live ammunition.

meets for a Narciso, 27,

28, center.

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15,000-acre

training

area

for

the past

the

annual

Salinas

has

Army

been

several P.R.

iets aR:

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weeks

with

National

Guard

Summer Camp. Almost 17,000 troops took -part and are taking part in the camp, divided

into

weeks

each.

two

more

this

than

classroom

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year

on

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Gen.

of

Juan

Guard

is

“very

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is going

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is

problems

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results

entire

two

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training the

field

Puerto Rico the brass.

Davila,

of

emphasis

instruction.

turnout

of all tickled

he

sessions

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and

the

that

next

to try to have

Guard

Guard

said

with

train

together.

employers

in for compliments. For members of the Guard

came

letting attend

camp, they will be honored this Saturday at Salinas on “Emplo-

yers’ the

be

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the

Saturday

and a

big

closes parade

out will

feature.

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Mr. and Mrs. James McConney hosted a cocktail party on Friday

evening

in one

of

the

most

un.

usual and lovely settings in Puerto Rico, the tropical garden at the Caribe Hilton Hotel. The guests of honor were Mr, and

Mrs. Bertram Tower of New York. Tower is the president of American Cables and Radio Corp.,..Mirs.

Jean

Davidson,

dent

of China,

a long and

sident of Puerto

time

resi-

a one-time

re

Rico is the guest

by the commonwealth government, and UPR. As part of her study here she spent a week in Caguas with Marget and Paco Gonzalez (whom she thought were

of going

telillo

York,

Noel

has decided to look for a job and be one of us...A note from Maj. Adele

Foreman,

driguez

Army

formerly

of

Washington,

pecially Mr. and Mrs. Rosy Cope-

C. would

love to

sion,

and

part who

of are

¥ learned

that

Noel

is

a group of. statesiders attending a social serv-

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month...Lt..

Gill and lovely wife several friends in to

on the S. J. Navy for

a

party

in

1:50

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Starts

4:29

- 6:44

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9:30

3rd Week James Stewart “THE

FBI

STORY”

AMBASSADOR - 12 M. “OSS 117 "A NIGHT

Opening IS NOT DEAD” TO REMEMBER”

of

permission fer a few days extra'

JESUS

Sherry were contestants in the International Swimming Meet beheld

in Puerte

jar

Santeni,

Rico...Mrs.

wife

of

suitcase.

came

caught

when had

him.

Pilar a

long

The

was

img

“PASSPORT

Taylor

TO

SUMMER’

and

building

He

projects

cencern

for

empire. who is delicacy America. creasing

the to

be

across

present-day

the

Comiskey

Sox.

his

a subdued, smaM

but

responsible

a Santurce Marvel

PLAN savory

BEVERLY

HILLS,

Catiff.

t—

the

will

manager

was

named

director

nation. spokesman

have

said

several

nine-million

Durocher,

duties

dollar

including

with

negotiating

for

ex-husband

Laraine Day and executive, managed

the

corporation,

acquisitions and pessible of radio stations.

Durocher,

54,

new

purchase

of actress

former the

NBC

Dodgers

and Giants in the National League. Durocher’s

salary

was

not

dis-

closed.

oldest

for

reducing

turns

out

up

the

success

coast.

His

customers

and

include

catering

potential

AND

50,000

this ago-old

pastelillos

in

New

Magazine.

It

was

accomplished

a small restaurant he and his brother, ran

he

in

Rio

Piedras.

pre-cooked the

Fed

up

pastelillos

Brothers

with

they

Abreu

the

were

decided

to

picked

the

brains

of

his

wife

and

the

majer

He

the “busy season”

years

ago

(winter)

he

Abreu

up to 28 persons. But not all are in making pastelillos. He also turns

like

pasteles

Abreu

donates

small

quantity

wander in Pastelillo?”

of

and

When

wrapped in Alcapurrias

but

fried. like

about

plantain are prepastelillos.

1,000

pastelillos

the

is consumed

by

ask,

“Mister,

pastetille

King

little boys

can was

I

who

have

a

asked point-

blank if he likes pastelillos, he answere d the question with a questien, and an incredu lous tone: “If I like pastelilids?” Then he laughed loud and long. But he didn’t answer the question.

hotels,

is

Two

weekly to charity and benefit affairs. Another

pastelillos

firms.

By JOE LEWIS HOLLYWOOD (AP)—It seems nearly everybody in this glamer-conscious town—from Zsa Zsa Gabor to Bob Hope—is criticizing

Dior’s revival ef the sack. Movietown’s reaction te the House of Dior’s new fashiens—

unveiled

in Paris,

a

charge

depth

sounded

exploding

like in

a

‘idney-shaped swimming pool. And, the outraged glamor girls cry,

that’s

fashions

just

what

resemble:

the

also

in Puerto

new

The Dior line—featuring bared knees and non-existent waist and bust lines—also left the male stars as hot as Elvis Presley’s guitar.

pool more

_

RICAN

for private

under

Shirley

big

a blanket.”

MacLaine—“It’ll

year

for

will

the be

able

out

comments:

get

women.”

Zsa Zsa

Gabor—“Nobody

sack ever caught a course, I don’t think

in a

man. Of a woman

should show everything she has ../She should leave some things the

imagimation

that

look

werrying

just

let

a

makes

like

a

preferemce

Marilyn

boy. is

for

Mon-

My

per-

dresses

the

takes know

about

.

any-

whole

thing.

their

A

boy

waist

a girl out is entitled where things are.”

Susat

who

to

Hayward—*Pumpkin

shape sounds fine for a pumpkin—not for a woman.” Mitzi Gayner—“It’s the House of Dior’s answer to ‘The Untouchables.’ ” Kim Novak: “I don’t like it. I think girls should look like girls—even

at

election

Yraditiona ISLA VERDE, BLOCK Pasi

~~

eat

line.” Bob Hope—“They ought to put the potatoes back and for-

these

Puerto Rico Dishes

BLANCHE

to

a

Teen-ager Tuesday Weld— “they’re hideous. Those designers must have a grudge against

drew

roe

parties

be

farmers—the

thing they want for a year with-

style

San Juon Tel. 2-3665

_¢ CARTE

fight

women

few friends discever them.” Jerry Lewis—“I'm against any

CUISINE

that, when a girl walks, it looks like two little boys having a

poll

to

Rico

An Unscientific Poll completely unscientific

A

Somebody’s

kidmey-shaped swimming ynly a swimming pool has shape.

PUERTO

_ Sen Juste 207

for

is currently negotiating food importers-exporters,

Outrages Hollywood's Queens

restaurant

offer our terrace

res:

encouragement

Revival Of Dior's Sack Dresses

established in 1848

We

home

Chicago.

Fortune

Pared

salon. te

sonal

SPANISH

been

Park,

Concessionaires.

and plantain mixture leaves, before boiling.

pastelillo

Signs Leo Durocher Lippy Leo Durocher is no longer among the ranks of unempleyed

with

out a weekly average of about 3,000 pasteles and. 12,000 alcapurrias. Pasteles’ are a meat

AHEAD

restaurants,

2

and

stout

custard

proceeding

mouth-watering

introduce

During

street.

Philadelphia Firm

SHAME”

PLACE*

the

a week in four delicious varieties: meat, cheese, chicken, and guava. His output keeps four trucks distributing pastelillos from coast to

SUPER DRIVESIN. 239 si "lens ano SUMMER

for

empleys involved

It is he, more than any other man, striving to make this ancient crispy a household habit throughout North So successful has he been in inlocal consumption, he is believed to

indirectly

many

recover.

ex

“A

White

with

is

effect at the cash register. moved to Santurce.

plate-glass filling the

Abreu is a bulky fellow, 42, born in Isa-

payoff

taped

IBM

bela.

po-

told

knife

ABREU

golden dough. They seem im anachronistic contrast to the modern, ultra-efficient look-

insurance

a nearby

the

mother-in-law. When customers smacked their lips, the business clicked. Abreu’s pastelillos fattened Rio Piedrasites, and there was a proportional

Ployes can be seen through the window, kneading, shaping and

Pi-

fled, leaving the

However,

With

overtake

he

Chicago’s

baseball’s

how

stay on the island, because their three children, Connie, Sandy and

ing

most-

try the do-it-yourself approach. So he-set up business in his kitchen. For cooking know-

Elsie Char-

La Mallorquina

LAST

in

Purchasing,

Cmdr.

Gina Lollobrigida - Yul Brynner “SOLOMON AND SHEBA”

Bizebeth

consumption,

Ponded

Victer,

The

“SUDDENLY

can

to besiege stateside markets. A pastelillo taste-test-tryout has

mediocre,

Base last week

HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M.

RIALTO-SAN JUAN

Yanquiland.

pizza

through

leston, S. C. and a new assignment. Jerry and Elsie had to get

A

Show

in

pastelillos

Plans

of

Nancy had their home

honor

occupied

Abreu’s rise te the top of the heap of pastelillo preducers would dazzle the readers

to

Beb

Jerry Lemmon and wife who leave Wednesday for

is

and

York

some

return

LORRAINE - 12 M. MUSIC HALL ,’hone

lovers

that

packaged

and

Ray Denton AND FALL OF LEGS DIAMOND”

belief

to

artist

of West Coast operations of SenMark industries, a Philadelphiabased firm that operates a dozen majer stores and industries acress

RISE

King

visited

The former Major League player

“THE

pasteliilo

on Loiza- St. His em-

here last week, then both decided to hop over to Haiti, where Theo-

run

“TEMPEST”

Pas-

Marvel)

Col.

his arm. She had to sit down then

COBIAN'S THEATRES

in a large store

Pastelillos

Pastelille

Abreu Bros.,

thief

Waiting

de

the

Spanish dish. with Ballester

liceman

8:P.M.

(Fabrica

But

ly, these days, with his “Operation Beltstrap,” aimed at expanding the waistline of potential

James Perrine, who sends his regards...Geoffrey Bawan, of India

ed the thief who

weeks

about.’

of

window. Pilar screamed and chasMatinee

out

and

5 p.m. ene day last week and dis-

inciuding

turned

conducted

covered a burglar trying to squeeze a suitcase full of leot ont a

Now

factory

located

executive Felix Santeni, arrived at their Garden Hills home about

Last

-has

wrapped pasteliilos now merchandised in supermarkets. .

Ro-

ioned at Ft. Knex, Ky., she sends greetings to her friends here, es-

D.

estimates he

12,000,000 ef these temptatious tidbits. Abreu is proprietor of the Marvel

Dinhofer

making headway with his six-pack, cellophane-

Hospital, now stat-

of Baroness Marjorie Van Bronk. horst. Jean, now residing in hear from her island friends and would appreciate a call at the Bronkhorst residence...An_ invitation has arrived from island resident and painter, John St. John to the first exhibition in the U. S. of his paintings. Artist St. John’s exhibition is at the Pioneer Playhouse in Danville, Ky. and will show through Aug. 7 After this John, hopes to wend his way back to his OSJ apartment. .I met an attractive young lady the other afternoon, Neel Nyman. We had quite a discus-

By Al Abreu

to New

Pastelillo King

The

, The undisputed island-wide title of “Pastelillo King” goes to Jestis Abreu. After five years in the pastelillo producing business,

wonderful) at their home overlooking the old plaza. After her scholarship is completed, instead back

in San Juan

time.”

AT CE

MAWARRMWW

SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, August 1, 1960

Ae eamge

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Price Of Daughter:

Zsa Zsa's A Girl Whe Kisses And Tells

98 Pounds Of Flesh

after

LOS

honeymoontycoon Con-

Like when she was ing in 1942 with hotel

rad

Hilton

at

the

was

trying

to

buy

same

the

That’s

he

time

in less

Blackstone

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ing of?’ to hear

And him

I waited murmur,

dreamily ‘Oh, my

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at

now

that

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Hutton

Barbara garian

beauty.

can diplomat left Barbara’s $10,000-

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if Rubirosa

bara

were

Hutton,’

into the bushes

continental faire.”

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dignity

book,

simply

of a Turkish

the

actress

way

she

earning

$200,000

a

~ Of

remarkable

candor.

Bedroom

Crasher

suave

British

actor

and

other

an

eld

year.

As

he

called:

have

left,

via

the

Christmas

business

present

have

under

she

your

the tree.”

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up in court

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One Ali

rooms

kitchen

facilities Hot water 2 blecks from busses, shopping. 3-1481 Mrs. Z C. Steffens, Cacique St. 2071, Santurce. 2148 “

RENT

with One

private minute

$7.50 tctude

} Road.

Call 182

patio, some air to beach and

conditioned bus. From

single, $10 double. complete breakfast.

near

San

39-0149.

Juan

All Isla

nas

Fr

COLONIAL GUEST HOUSE. 606 Olimpo Avenue, Miramar, Santurce, Centrally located. Single and double accommodations with private bath, some air conditioned. Rates from $ single. Mrs.

terrace

fa.

stairway

to

UF

phone 02

2-3994

‘terraces. 77 ce, corner Racini, Tele.

3-2936

WILSON

UF GUEST

HOUSE

-

pohne

2134

and

plant-

other

fruits.

Mining

Hard

gravel

possibilities.

section.

Infermation

2-4871.

ty If spotted, please cali Klein at 8-1963, or 3-1947. Reward for imformatica. or 2149

ROOMS

11658 MAGDALENA - Suite Apartment. Newly decorated, with large living and diningroom, airconditioned, bedroom for two, kitchea and private path. Located in Condado section, one block from La Cencha Hotel. Private entrance. Call Celeste Todd, telephone 2-5356. 89

WASHINGTON

6?

GUEST

HOUSE

-

Near

beach in Condade Section. Singles, doubles and triples. airconditioned. Patio with lounge chairs. It’s fum to watch the birds terrace

television hotels

for

-

FOR

AIRCONDITIONED independent.

2184

80B

Television

Service

Please call AlfonsoFe: "Tel. 3631, | Teceivers of any make vr model Alamo Suildaag. Sed metd, Oljraabs work guaranteed. Tel 9-0268 2512 aj?

$35.

PAN AMERICAN ELECTRONICS LABS repair any make TV, radio or Hi-FU completely | Ninety day guarantee. Stateside-traincd

monthiy.

One

biock | ‘echaicians.

9 AM

from Poace de Leon, in front of bus stop. all limes. Quiet Beighborhood. 1976 Ave. Borinquen. e 2463 81 DONCELLA GURST SOUSE - 500 yards from beautiful beach Airconditioned Kitchen privileges. Nicest residential section, near airport. 108 Doncella St., Punta

1691

Las

Marias.

Santurce.

Evening

to 10 PM

service.

6-4230.

Cad

36

ur

TV

&

RADIO

TELEVISION.

RADIOS,

RENTAL for

rent

in

yout

own home. Same service gtven to hotels, hospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and will deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month.

90774

Telerental

WANTED

ur

RENT

EOOMS. up

of

TO PURCHASE

Service.

ELECTRIC

CONTINENTAL FAMILY just arrived desires to three bedroom home, direct from r, im good location. Up te $35,000 with $10,000 cash. Call Mr. Gaines at 8-1349. No dealers. 2459 a2

uP

MOTORS

A. ©. Smith Electric Motors in sizes from 1/3 H.P. te 800 H.P. Highest quality at attractive prices. Ricardo Davila

Sucesores, Rox 3669 San Juan. P. R.

2465

== ~| Real Estate Corner

with

Steinway

our

guests’

piano

delight.

walking

distance

from

Manager.

Miss

Cabassa.

and

Near

shopping

Phone

600

UF

LA

PROVIDENCIA

GUEST

HOUSE

-

Parque 153. Near beaches, restaurants. theatres, busses. Sum terrace, ali air conditioned rocms. Cooking facilities. For information, phone 2-9352 or write to Box i334 Loma Station. Santurce. (251 *

UF

to beach, hotel’, shopping, vely residential section. Well doubles, singles. Wilson Ave.

citron

rates Verde

I[ntercoatinentai

cath. Near beach Sun Washington St. Condado,S Wilson. Manager Beatriz

APPROXIMATELY.

coffee,

ARE YOU imterested in buying land? | Over 10 years experience ts behind 1 — 2 — 3 — 20 acres, and three houses. | best im T Vv. sevice and —

uF

Cruthirds, 955

of

pit. With or without magnificent residence, which can easily be rented. Panoramic view of San Juan. At 4 minutes from the metropolitan area. Aguas Bue-

BLACK AND tae German Shepherd. male, escaped from crate on flight to Puerto Rico. Loose somewhere ia airport vicini-

=

ACRESS

property.

LOST & FOUND

Big

ss

FARMS FOR SALE

near cial

a“

San

Re

pasture. Light, water, house and various tbuildings suitable fer poultry, 2 kilometers of road surrounding and crossing

well,

409

Cali

ation

SPANISH building. beautiful

and

Com-

home,

house.

inform-

817

Beauty 2413

a

Majerdomo’s

FARMS FOR RENT

BR.

FOR

Nuevo

2440

cons-

A

P.

Puwerte

2135

quarters,

MAISON BLANCGE Gust Mouse. Doudie and single air conditioned rooms with

Con

beach. Spacious, ae “titcbaditioned roms. From $9. singi@” -~ $14 double, including ap exeellent breakfast. Phone 2-1779, 1564

location, will Saaturce. or 812°

trace.

section.

For

Miguel

Ponce.

STORES

CHE DUFFY'S aave remodeted charm ing, eid beach home, and now offer rooms, aii with private oath, some

UF HUOSE

BEACH

Private

Rates

de

10 years. Good Write Box 8204

or

RENT

area

about

donado, 2298

house, | RESTORED Four

FOR

tructed soon im Ponce business Atecha St. in front of Pos

UF

6-7409.

ed, one airconditioned home. Fully screened,

airconditioncd

Near

Hotels.

Pence

si7

appointment tels. 2-2768

FOR RENT in Ponce. Very good for department store. A modern two story

monthly

UNFURNISHED

BENT:

biock

lovety

Reasonable

Building,

Floes.

to

Condado

roams.

Tele-

811

BUILDINGS

Phone

Cangrejos

or

by

284

centers, schools, and Berwind Country Club. Three bedrooms, living, dining, bathroom, kitchen, servant’s reom and bath, garage and ample yard. References

LA

8

ANIILLES

Piedras.

2467

FURNISHED screened beautiful Vaciatalega

Salvador.

FOR

POSADA - (wo biocks from Sam Juan yntinental Exceilent swimming All rooms airconditioned, with priyath, some with Kitchenette. Three

San

Rie

si sacrifice. phone

ue St Hou SCS \1-D,

Maria,

oa

Piedras.

fortable, restful, unfurnished GSth Infantry Road, large

Includes

1

ch

rooms, two bathrooms, servant’s telephone, etc. $350. Call 2-8138. 272

apart-

Saturday - 6:30.

Saata

comfertabie,

airconditioned. In the section, Isabel La Cato

BEAUTIFUL

bot water, utilities, and linen service. Ocean breeze, magnificent view. Rent $180 Telephone 2.6650 Monday & Tuesday 5 207

square meter lot lecated ia this

residential section om Magnolia

or 2-8718.

BEAUTIFUL

Montebay,

6

81 FURNISHED

2.7927

Teie-

iodree.

3

Weekends,

(410

Cool,

2452

4th

ie

.

82

Road.

University Rent $225

ATTRACTIVELY

Street,

centats. Ideal for picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations

bedroom

St.

patio, near television

2-0402

One room residential

Beach,

UF

spacious, Te hone

1,

hfront

COMFORTABLE bungalows, at

3.0850

COMPLETELY

superb

ildi

beautiful furmished kitchen, all brand new eq. pment, ready for occupancy Apt. 6A

a

and the States.

ee

SANTA MARIA - 2107 fer sale, conveniently

ter-

2450

tn new buildand the Conand 3 baths.

Rafael

b

lica 278, Hyde Park, 6-5440 days only.

Ber e 69 Santiage Iglesias, corner Condad» Street. Weekly. moathly rates. Telephone 2-9279 213 sll

1174

330

s

den most

BEST CONDADO SECTION: furnished one and twe bedroom apartments, airconditioned, beautifully decorated, maid

San

re-

Three

dining.

ali screened, three bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living and dining roems. Spacious kitchen, cabinets. Carport, balcony, gar-

UF

nium

living.

AUGUST

Call

MODERN

immediately

BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT ing tacing the Caribe Hilton dado Lagoon 4 bBedreoms

large

unfurnished.

23-5852. 2484

UNFURNISHED

223

Ve

Sae

EESIDENCE COMPLETELY furnished. lecated in Ocean Park, next to beach. Four bedrooms, 2 with air conditioning. speciai living area, completely equipped kitchea, telephone. Utilities imcluded. Call

RENTALS are tisted with FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE COMPANY 3 Nairn St. and Ashtord Save time and moaey by

B04,

3669,

Two

monthly. 81

83 FURNISHED

or

baths,

furnished

telephone.

4

section. Caoba Street. Punta Santurce. Tetepbone 2-9483.

Social

Sucesores,

R.

LOVELY. COOL home with view ia Jagueyes, 2% minutes from metropolitan area. Furnished three bedreems, two baths. living room, combined patio-style

kitchen-

2521

new

for

Park Boulevard, with three bedrooms, twe aircenditioned. het water, screens, linen, chima, usyal facitities. Nice terrace. Telephone 2-8138. 3500 8

on the beachfront, nicest residential

Caribe

a

8s

fully

RENT

Phone

two

15

ome and kitchen-

Bi 2152

Davila

P.

2-0911

NEW APARTMENTS: Furnished two bedrooms, air cenditioned,

LA Ir bea va

Leaving

a

race, kitchen, laundry. Smail apartment completely separate which cam be sublet. o1428.

mortgages

FOR

Luxurious

furnished

bedreoms,

ette apartment fer one or two persons. Screened, het water, residential section

on

heater,

yard,

FRANCISCO:

sidence,

San Patricie,

au

Cc 19

Large

neighborhood.

217

CONDADO SECTION: Unfurnished two bedroom apartment. Immediate occup-

listing 3.3506

water

etc.

derful

listings

Investment properties. Call us. or write Box 729. Roosevelt. 2353 =

BEST

machime,

vision,

Garden Hills, Villa Caoarra, Bucaré Baldrich, Hyde Park, Hato Rey, Sam turce, Rie Piedras Payment facilities.

ette.

Juan, 24

walk

quiet. lo ventilated 1310, tele-

2-1357.

“4

GILS

BEACH

HOUSE

-

directly

on

the beach Re'l out of bed into the water Airconditioning by the trade

winds.

becue

3-233L 1384 faFT

Breakfast

at

your

included.

disposal

Outdoor

1850

War

Atlaatic, UF

GUEST

HOUSE

[aft

53.

outdoor

entertaimment

area.

Ag

UF

ex-

ceptional value at $39,500 with high FHA

mortgage,

additional

fimancing

availabie.

TINTILLO — Don’t miss this opportunity! Nearly two acres of fine terrain — ready for your custom home. If you have

parate

delayed building because of high land | Generous closets, fine wood cabinets costs — see this now! The price is ag- ey ro conishingly

low!

Robert

Tschudin, Realtor

Bach

room with private bath, eirconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance. Supelal rates by the month. 2-€387 or

fe

beautifully constructed— flawless in every detail. Taree bedrooms, separate guest room or maid’s guarters, carefully planned

TELS.

een pe menee

of houses Francisco,

Rear bus 2.8138 2490

carde

[

REALTY.

ancy 2433

ocean from

bedrooms

81

CINTRON

Moaey

Three

:

a

Piedras.

living. diming, modern fully equipped kitchen, laundry, and 2 car garage. Boat motor, trailer, electric dishwasher, wash-

13

THIS

Rie

(ene air conditioned), servant’s quarters,

3-8372

LET

RENT

3

and 242

FOR

MONTERREY: Young professional couple leaving for the States for twe years, renting a completely furnished home in

LAND FOR development, houses for sale. commercial properties, and complete real estate services by a staff of trained personne|. John Alen FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE COMPANY and ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn Street and Ashford Avenue, 3-3506

3.6535

3-5315 ' «

cad

ia

Nhein

eS

ae

a


ad

CLASSIEIEDS -==

19

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, August 1, 1960

.

3-8400 Ext 72

AIR CONDITIONEBS AUTO

SERVICE

SECRETARIAL

MISCELLANEOUS

SFFMIENT. fast Secretartal Service, legal documents, contracts. reports. free pick-up and delivery. Cali Gini Lobaugh

@ay or aight

-

166

35156.

ANSWERING

uF

ee

hour

space

nals.

1037 arrange

ae

for

oe

cost clerk. Must be able

AND

and English to speak previous Prefer cence.

company.

write

Box

2509, San

Call

2-0189

or

Juan.

MANUFACTURERS

wanted for paps. dies, carbide cutting tool, machine tools, etc. High grade line.

LARGE

ee

a

=

Se

INDUSTRIAL

concern

needs

an

condition,

bitious

and willing to work hard.

also

ethers.

be

Ability

capable

of

81

speak

Spanish

to

4

high race

able

but not essential. Salary depends exand ability. This company has a good fringe benefit program. Don’t call unless

you

Phone

66020

2477

YOUNG

have

the

for

above

MAN

-—

condition.

private

for

See

owner,

or 3-6911 2487

it at Wimsco,

Mr.

Hunt,

FOR

secretarial

or

7-2100

call

SALE

at

price.

Tram

for

sales

tions. $210.00 Thorpe, Suite

soma

and

per 202,

howe Some

HELP

management

posi-

week; Write to Mr. Rie Piedras Darling-

half foam

OUT

household

FEMALE

furnishings

fidential

= 423)

at

excellent

condition.

Re-

chairs,

unused,

$20.

307

30.

Juan.

$10.

each.

Filler 2419

Three

chests of drawers, $20. each. Waffle iron, ENGLISH work

as

&

SPANISH

secretary

in

speaking am

oil

girl

company

fice, Please call 6-1610 weekdays 9 AM and 5 PM. 23516

to of-

between

6

San

gistered Heights. 2476

ENGLISH

mail

to

teacher.

Box

10716,

Write

re-

see

at

155

$50.

table.

Phone

Taft

Street.

4

3-0410

WANTED—MEN

OFFICE

chairs.

Ext.

58

or

EQUIPMENT

FILING new.

3-4752,

monthly

INTER-COMMUNICATION

office equipment. 956

Verde,

EQUIPMENT ICES.

sys-

than thirty years Federal! service. Available August 1, 1960, fer position in Puerte Rice. More than thirteen years in Puerto Rico; some Spenish. Long ———

|

more

want

- all typesof

Bayamon.

JOCKEY

and

FOR

— UNUSUAL

REDUCTIONS

we

If

we'll

it

get

Jam.

dress-

skirts, lingerie, belts, stoles,

conditioning

units.

605

for

al |. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

i

Fe

UF

Agents

National

9,

Puerte

Rico's

WATCH FOR

826

-

2444

C. Julia. He is alleged to have received 24 bottles of decadron.

San-

Snake Bite Expert Saves Child’s Life

& PAINTING

CHOICE

of

fabrics

and

HOUSTON, policeman

PIANOS - DIRECT from factory, $425.06. Full keyboard. Treated for tropics ane termites. Fully guaranteed. Also rent for

$12.00 monthly. Musical Trading Co., Inc., 1853. Potiee de Leon Ave., Santurce. Tel e 22 21058 oh pre ey rT 28.

“fe

Tex. was

#—A_

Houston

tures

on her hand

after

she

girl's punc-

as a snake bite.

Pamela Jolen Walker, 6, became hour ill and swollen about an told

her

cruising was when hood

in the

parents

Make your furniture new and distinctive. modern work, custom quality Highest rates, and antique styling. Reasonable UpPanet appointment. by estimates holstery Service, 3-0188.

Mass. Gac#-

PRECISION

816

R<PAIRS and

watch

The

hailed

D.

Walker, saw

the

I’ve

ever

616

SCREENS.

AWNINGS,

doors,

snake

bite

doctor said. ‘“‘A few more

seen,’

gan

for

&

consultation

Iriarte,

and

Telephone

estimate.

2-4666,

Pa-

3-224

UF

for

North American Van Lines, Inc. 451 Ferndndez Juncos — Telephone 3-3900 — Puerto Rico - $9 Breadway, New York — Digby 4-7940-

a

minutes

and it would have been to late.”’ to serum responded girl The and appeared to be out of danger.

eS BUILDERS — CONTRACTORS

windows.

bathtub enclosures, “picture windows”, facilPayment best quality alcminum. ities up to 3 years. Call us without obligation

him.

puntures

and escorted the family to a hospital. “Tt was the most advanced case

re

clock

neighborthe father, girl's

officers

Wayne

of

2286

$2 2396

cut

she

SCREENS colors.

a

by

credited

doctor with saving a young life because he recognized

complicated and chronograph pairs, watches see Puerte Rico's only certified William r, clockmake and watch master A. Gruen, Certified Master Watch and Punta 2413, Laure} Calle Clock Maker, Las Marias. Phone 2-8160.

UPHOLSTERY

CUSTOM

on

ng $1,000 bond following a heari before U.S. Commissioner Ramon

Lines

15, Boston Avenue, monwealth KEnmore 6-1093. Sarah Ketcham ner, owner-manager. 2291

oldest

Lopez

sixth peron a war-

released

was

robbery,

ment

TOURIST BOSTON: TO APARTMENTS, 302 Com-

VISITORS FOR "N TRAVELER

822

POOLS,

the FBI

Line

deillegal sales of $500 worth of cadron from the interstate ship-

TRAVEL

builders, pooi experienced most and ai and concrete reinforced uses only copper filtering system. These materials call estimates, free For last forever. 6-5003.

Bull

her hand on a piece of glass. Patrolman A. B. Cooley, 28,

IMPROVEMENT VALUES: Carports $995: 12’) x (12

from

Attorney Raymond L. Acosta. Pastrana, who is charged with

UF

CLEANING

ROOF

drugs

US. rant authorized by Assistant

guaranty store your

Vasa

has con

FBI

Pastrana, 33, was son netted by the

Santurce,

2364

2505

responsibility, We distance.

2-2374

Agents

"Tet.3,8254...

ny

St.,

you

Sierra’s

Try

you.

Belaval

Pier

Inc.,

Tel

salesman the

pier No. 3 last June 8. Drug salesman Emiliano

Almacenes

by

furniture

YOUB

Chalet,

Supermarket).

as

arrested

maceutical

Valenda Baxt Express, Inc.

&

i a!

é if F

' il3* idig

$100.00, $125.00, $150.00. Also Phileo, pling York, Remington, etc. We

CLASSIFIEDS

6-3329 free

Lines

ALL CITY Plumbing - Stateside experfence. Factory and building maintenance. jobbing. and operation Construction, and drains cleaned electrically. Sewers Work es. applianc of home Installation guaranteed. Telephone 7-1327. Mufioz RiGaray. vera 1000, Constructora 81 2458

at ¢tc., bathrooms, porches, fences, plans. handle We low prices. similar No down (41|2%). interest FHA Low payment. Universai Home Improvement Corp., 7-2092, 2-3013 Ext. 204

YOUR

AIR CONDITIONERS

FOR

a

Van

Atlas

PLUMBING

food sup-

what

have

81

air

for

Agents

Diego,

intinued a round-up of persons pharof theft 0 $7,20 a in volved

and

for

look

you

per

$3.

Swiss

(Near

Pueblo

Piedras

Rio

A

with

scheduled,

as

care

De

816

been

most

your

422

Food

Health

Dist.

vitamin and

don’t

COMPARE THESs rooms Extra $595:

Street, San Juan.

USED

the

$3

BIKINI

SALE

2455

Tel

FOODS

PRODUCT

HOME

Equipment:

DRESSES

CARRIER

and

Service, and long

Juan. Lecal

(Commonwealth Free estimate.

2520

SERV-

costume jewelry, hats, gloves. Priced under-~cost to clear discontinued styles. Real bargains. Everglade factory, 203

Tanca

when

find. Telephone 6-3157, for ine., Transportation,

MOVE

SERVICES

822

SALE

yours”

transport

belongings,

Mariti

Acerola

Olympia typewriters. Marchant Calculators, Totalia, Adde and Everest adding machines; Rex-Rotary Duplicators: Pho tocopiers. All kinds office furniture avaitable at Real Hermanos, Fortaleza 300, San Juan, Telephone 3-2338. - Investigate our Rental-Purchase Plan-our Credit = facilities.

es,

is

fur-

ati

MOVING? SAVE WITH TOREES. We do all types of moving, no matter # it be prices Moderate small. or large Juncos Fernandez Torres, Muebleria 2-5791. Tel Santurce. 1400, Stop 20, UF 462

825

3-1396.

OFFI

ELECTRONIC

FURNITUER

at

Prades

Tel

lessons

133

$4.).

Santurce.

from

by

Continentals,

for

Private

FBI Arrests Salesman In DrugRound-up

yeur

of

Villa

Pitdras.

students,

2513

ARE YOU going te move? Use the best Rico, United States. service im Puerto Packing, Japan. Germany. Spain, of Agent shipping. storage, crating, Muebleria Cali Inc. Limes, Van U.S. de Ponce 2-2067 La Bolsa. Tel. 2-2726, Leén No. 1057. Sapturce. UF 274

2-5282, Caguas

CLASSES

2-9842.

you is as imMoving, move.

storage

and

Rio

across

Our per-

handling

in

graduate.

(2

22,

Stop

sanitized

us call Please free estimate.

SIEGMUND,

dependabis

estimate.

6-6645.

plements.

ei

OFFICE

Santurce

Store. All natural

Will set up your office. CE

&

at

NATURA

ike

2245

ant with

Tel

HEALTH

823

reconditioned,

Sales and Service

a

PLEASURE

ld Capitol

Fernandez

1072

Investigation,

Ave.

rates

information.

CABINETS.

TEMS. Call

for

ms. for

shipping

C.W.

precious the

Control of insects, rats and fumigation services for homes, business and farms. Preventive treat Services guaranteed. ment against termites. 20 years ex perience. 7-0232 7m UF

81

Reasonable

Telephone

specialists

2-1473

pack

te

Phone

BUREAUS

LA EXTERMINADORA Pest Control Services)

FOR RENT: Dictating machines, electrie typewriters, adding machines, copying machines, ete. Don’t buy, rent. Tax deductible.

hour.

moving job is ours. Whethor you're mov im locally or Stateside, we are equipped

819

EXTERMINATING

SET,

“THE

appoint-

Apartment

Caparra 82

POSITIONS

closet.

Sur.

2-4057.

DININGROOM china

QUALIFIED

Recinto

niture.

music. popular latest sortment.of the Joel Phone reasonable. very are Fees

Water heater. $40. Double bed, $25. Couch, $50. Two

upholstered

college

EVERYWHERE

MOVING: WHO moves as where you portant

packing,

ue

LESSONS

SPANISH

its Inc.. through Moving and Stor-

exclusive

1604,

Santur-

INSTRUCTION

Every

STORAGE

the

you

are

prized or — 2431

dance or party - You can FOR YOUR now hire a disc jockey complete with record player. amplifier, and large as-

83 IN

goods.

CARE

WITH

Geveloomest.

6-3439.

DISC

china closet. and other items. Renault Dauphine with Ferliec and radio. 6-7046.

2502 frigerator, $100. bed, $60. Single

&

Parque.

and

NO

DIRT.

2-533.

LANGUAGE

offers

sepnel

Saturdays.

and

rubber

Poincare

Lanausse,

Jorgc

Telephone

NO

Lab

vans for local and overseas moves. neatly uniformed and hbighly-trained

make

Will

kits

Thermo.

Ss:

of Stateside prices. Refrigerator, rubber living room, Heckman tables,

85 | FURNITURE

WANTED

Call

GUREAU: OSTECTIVE CONTINENTAL in Latin Agency -ompetent The most s, Bodyguard Patrols, Night America. Uniformed Guards, Payroll Escort, Con-

Antique

82

SELLING

Publish-

parts.

Oxygen

ont

&

San

between

and

equipment

equipment.

Lines, Van United ~ local agent, Continental

age,

DETECTIVE

2514

FAMOUS

on

&

and

MOVING

all

2340

SALE

reasonable

Mendez,

Memi

84

FOR

evenings

ments

2461 INTERNATIONALLY

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aid

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, August 1, 1960

tural

Experimental

Station

able

at

to Fort

Buchanan

Rio Piedras has donated Army 10,000 trees which used in a replanting and

to the will be beauti-

The trees along drive between the

fication nan

Buctt-

with

program

at

Fort

the

NCO

Club

royal

residents.

the main

will

palms,

be

replaced it

scenic

entering

drive

the

for

st.

The beautification program is a long range idea, with staff members of the Agricultural Experimental Station offering their

entrance gate and

making

and

visitors

a

cooperation

to

the

Army.

EHH

first

of

mahogany

tree,

Brig.

Gen.

John

Post

Theater

The

these,

was

a

Police Honored For Foiling Holdup

young

planted

H. McGee

by

in the

The three officers whose

area.

gift

will

of

what

species

include

are

action

several

known

as

“clean” trees, that is, trees that do not continually cause debris by shedding their leaves. Such types as the coconut palm, mahogany, royal palm and others will be included in the shipments. The

moval

prograiu

calls

of

of

Fort

ment

many

Buchanan

by

KARRI

RRR

GENERAL very early

these

for

the

the

old

re-

trees

foiled

bo June

a holdup

23

decorated ice cadet

are

who

holdup medal.

rrios

scheduled

Thursday at graduation.

Detective

cia,

quick

chance

to get

awaits

your

at whatever

attention

Juan

shot

to be

the

of

exercises

polGar-

the

Berrios,

and

Antonio

of

trees.

In

addition,

patrolman

ARIES

(March

Earliest

FROM

SHIP SHIP CITY OF TROPIC

ALMA STAR

CASPER

Pacific Ponce,

St

N.Y

SIX _SHELLINES

Cd.

I

Coast.

ceremony in

the

the

San

will

be

at

community

Jose

Oconomowoc,

silthe

consin,

gets

Indian

word

Ismael | the

OF

SEAS

10

center

Public

a

its

Housing

town name

meaning

in,

Wis-

from

an

“home

of

home.

PATRIOT

a JEAN

Thomas

TURMAN

VIRGINIA DE CHURRUCA

N.

Balt, N.Y. Phil,

Pacific 2

1

7

I

4

NY.

1

3

Ca.

2

Tropic

exercise

you

that

Frutera

Morning which

Gulf

2

4

2

Mayaguez,

3

Campobello

Ponce,

Waterman

is

Ponce,

Alcoa

nest

Bull Lines

at

Ponce,

Lykes

2

aes

Havana

2

emia poe S. American,Gu Spanish

Cia

20 to May

for

20)

purchases to make

(May

what future.

the

with

kin.

21 to June

21)

you can easily fig your true positior

progress

is possibl

Handle

bookkeep

in

better

order.

CHILDREN

mor

your

ap

(July 22 to Aug. 21) Plar

home

life more

VIRGO Ideal

(Aug.

morning

22 to

wisely

to Sept.

invite

pert!

23 to ‘Oct.

make

an

22)

excellent

im-;

into

new

avenues

for

expansion.

or good bit of research work to make present set-up more lucrative.

SAGITTARIUS

(Nov.

22

ta

Dec. 21) The ideal day to make new contacts and study fine new ideas

that

come

CAPRICORN

your

way.

(Dec.

22 to Jan,

i

20) Conversations with associate should show just what is demand:

2d of you.

AQUARIUS

(Jan. 21 to Feb,

‘9) Much can be accomplished b vorking very hard in A. M. The ater

a

fine

nental

associate

in making

is

your

instru

day very

*PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) ‘ose

running improve

whether

pression on higher-ups if you are: more practical in your work or plans. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Morning is just fine for looking

streamlined

and

(Sept.

can

Zou

in A

immediately. es

LIBRA You

July 21) Spend A.M. getting bus ness and property affairs mor Then

experts,

nteresting.

(June 22 t

M. so that greater happiness anc prosperity is established there

Line

Pe

in

home

in

your

Gulf ports

personality

ideal

is and

LEO

Ponce,

at

for associates. Later, be perfectly controlled or you stir up a hor

smoothly. pearance.

Balt.,

Thomas,

N. Y. Mayaguez,

to to

you have promised

MOON

P-R.V.1 Line

Mayaguez,

19)

the outside world to accomplish what you set out to do.

wardrobe

Freight

Bull Lines Trujillo

to April

will be able

(April

from

quickly.

situation

fine

ions

very

ing and property wisely. Then ge

Bordas & Co.

St. Thomas

2

St.

ee Balt., N. ¥.

Thomas

Barranquilla

1 Aug.

Coast

3

1 Orleans

St.

OPERATOR AND; OR AGENTS Waterman

tbtitt 4

tasks a

is best time

troubling

Then

net’s

beaver.”

$.J

Aug.

x1

Aug.

Trujillo

Mobile,

DEPARTURE

Mayaguez

Croix

St.

MONARCH

BOLON

ARRIVAL 8.3 JULY c)

Barranquilla

FRANCES

ALCOA

in

arise to test

21

morning

TAURUS

replace- | action.

and

younger

serv-

Project.

Diaz a in

distinguished

BEEBE

sonally or by telephone, or mail’ that will help you to expand more

your patience, devotion to others in a tactful but highly capable fashion.

ameliorate

am.

five

men, is to receive a gold Patrolmen Osvaldo Be-

Davis, will each receive | ver medal for their part

for

police at the

ice.

The

Arzuaga

two

pected circumstances

Llanos of the mounted will also be commended

in Guayna-

EHE

By Carroll Righter -scccnsanaaes

ES

TENDENCIES: The morning brings a

GEMINI

THE

RHE

What The Stars Foretell

During A. M. ure out what

LEDA

EbbHn

well-rounded manner. Then une:-

The

at

tropical

The first phase in replanting will probably be the most notice-

Forestry Exthe Agricul-

Hb,

The Puerto Rico temsion Service of

EE

SARK

10 000 Trees Donated To Fort Buchanan

SHES

22)

suggest-

have

every

» establish

opportunity

now

better relations with

who

are

important

Pharmacists

in

your

Elect

3 Distrid Boards Members

of

Pharmacists

three

district

sent

meeting

For

the

board

Puerto

boards

in

San

is as

Vargas,

the

Association

at their re

Aguas

Juan

follows:

president;

Ricd elected

Buenas.

district,

the

Carlos

Rafael

D.

Mar-

chany, vice president; Ana Mercedes Vere, secretary; Virginia

ower

Rodriguez, treasurer; and ment bers Duilio Camacho, Franciseo Marcano Santini and Victor Ftgueroa. The Bayamon district board elected was: Juan Rios Figueroa,

H. Owe

president;

in a handy RONRICO’

Manuel

Sanchez

Or-

ti, treasurer; Anibal Marchand, Carmen Silvestrini Cacho, secré tary, rrer,

and members Luis M. Fe Julio Diaz Marquez, Oscar

Bou, Norah Lopez Davila, Amzlia Rodriguez, Miguel A. Nater, Jr., Carmen Hilda Archilla, Carmen Ibanez, Ricardo J. Arroya, and Guillermina Rios.

The board of Humacao district is composed of: Daniel Garcia Ortiz, president; Julio Santos, vice president; Pedro Luis La-

borde, secretary; Carlos R. Quifones, Victor

That

same

extra

good,

extra

smooth

and

dry

RONRICO

RUM

you've so enjoyed during your Puerto Rican

treasurer, and members: Diaz, Luis R. Emanuelli,

Jr., Lydia Pedro Luis

Villanueva Varga$, Laborde, Violeta Co

llazo,

Garriga,

Julio

lendez,

quin

Sixto

Carrillo,

Carlos

L.

Martinez

i fiyi

Colon,

Coca,

Enrique

Prado,

and.

Radames

The

bottles

easy

to carry

are securely RONRICO

packed

in the convenient,

TOURIPAK.

Then

you’ll

have

no

of both.

Available

Label, or mix up your TOURIPAK at leading

liquor

shops

and

and

department

supermarkets.

i

P.R. Container Corp. Honors Salesman Jorge Vazquez Cirimo has been honored for “outstanding sales achievement”

the Puerto In

wate

Mariano

Davila

Dr. Esteban Nunez Melendeg, president of the Pharmacists A$sociation, addressed the mer ing.

stores, souvenir

vtetay

Joa

Santiago.

either Gold or White

vith a combination

Me-

Lima,

holiday, is so easy to take home in a RONRICO TOURIPAK.

customs worries ‘cause all taxes are prepaid. Choose

Serafin

Soto

a

by

Rico

special

his

company,

Container luncheon

Co at

Swiss Chalet, Vazquez recei ed a trophy and a cash ho

CORPORATION, San Juan, P. K. 86° and 151° Proot

prcesece’ THECUS

im

a

a

witioes z i

a

Topp

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peas

2) saa i

THE SAN JUAN STAR.— Monday, August1, 1960

EducationGroupOK’s Korean Navy UPR ROTC Program Says 14 Lost

(Contiaued From>Page Bb to maintain himself im power:

Who

could

have

been

captain

of his people but became, instead, a tool of the interests that ex-

ploit the people of Puerto Rico,” Concepcion

The

The

continued

independence

lined

the

party

lows:

To

top

platform

as

“great

Education

this weekend

out- of the University

leader

the

Superior

approved

ROTC

fol-

ROTC

had been

gainning

control

“restore

of Puerto

the

people;”

to

place

_ The.

Rico;

beaches

to

the

the

Couneil,

after

two

navy

com-

polies from North America” from; pulsory: for all;.male studenis. to

Seoul, Korea

days

the

WASHINGTON

eine

against

(#—A

new

Africa

and

Asia

now

emerg-

this

‘Midst

Of

said

a

Battle’

increase export earnings.

are in the midst of battle,”

Concepcion told the enthusiastic crowd that often interrupted him with chants of “Viva Puerto Rico libre and “viva la libertad.” The party,

he

shouted,

being “dead,”

far

stirr-

Rico

to

creation

of

advisability.

he

navy

From

Page

was

been

a stormy

for

Cintron.

acquitted

of

a

year

charge

of

The

south

coast

falsifying

in

expense

the year,

vouchers

on

of

the

Steelworkers

Union

maintain

our

and

culture

Pereira

Pedro Mufiz

our

want.”

The

size

of

the

people

spilled

over

(Continued

present

were

tatives Baltazar Fernando Milan no

Marzan,

and

into

Miranda’s

Archilla

1939,

had

Aponte

a.m.

car

on

rabo. As the the highway,

slightly

A Yauco

served

viously in Mayaguez and Dominican Republic. Msgr.

1:15

only

(Continued From Page 1) Msgr. Harper, ordained in

again

with

farm

issue

has

been

aware.’

He

Page

and

is

began

must man

of

new-comer

and

sank

appointed

it.

the

Appointed Mendia of

has the

been

Bureau

of Legal Affairs at the Department of Labor. Janer, who has been with the bureau

71 .|late

since

Domingo

1953,

replaces

Candelario.

become

the

hard,

out much

of the world,

‘‘but there

has been no determination there to match the size of the problem with the boldness required to selve

it?’

Director

directer

it will

administration knows about the problem of food shortages through-

The

shelling.

Janer

decently.

bright flame of liberty.” The senator said the Republican

Korean by

fan so

live

the

He said President Eisenhower actually opposed doing anything

along

the

peaee’’

Israel state

line

of

program

to

was be

the United

the

until

the

“food this

first

officially

30

modern

created

Nations.

218th at

in Gu-

car zig-zagged down he was thrown from

is_

a

pre-

in the

is in critical con-

dition at Ponce District Hospital after being hit by a car Saturday

morning.

He

is Ramon

Rodriguez,

55. Police identified the driver as Augustin Quigones Rivera, 27, who

surrendered

presently

damaged.

man

after

the

himself

accident

on

he will assume his new office within the next three months.

ulated water for..cooking sweetbreads, add a teaspoon of salt. and a tablespoon of ving to

of 18

chil-

When

a quart

2,

Km.

hours

oecurred

serving in the Aibonito area. According to Bishop McManus, Msgr. Aponte is one dren in his family.

Highway

four

which

230.

a recipe calls for acid-

of

water.

—_—

WOULD

YOU

LIKE TO

REMEMBER

NAMES?

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San Juan Darlington

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Hot or cold, LIPTON’S

tea fits any occasion, any

time of day.

a

for

year.

morn-

skidding

Highway

a

the spark which we in each uncommitted

1)

Rieos

is

said

the auto to the pavement. He died instantly. The car came to a stop

DNS priest

run

Mrs. Pereira polled 75 votes and Muiiz

Thursday

ing to become Puerto highway death.

Represen-

A.

From

fell out of his car

Qui?ones Elias, Suarez, IsabeliLuis

to

said in a pre-

the

lieu of payment of $2,000 bail. . Leandro Miranda Galarza, 43,

sections of the stadium not prepared for the rally. Among party leaders

Ramos.

nominated

Johnson

TRAFFIC

crowd went

beyond the more optimistic expectations of party leaders. The entrances and alleys in the stands wer packed and several thousands

was

in

of a foreign policy issue the Republican administra-

added.

wounded

Bureau Manuel

representative

Sola

de

were

Janer Earlier

to

te

coast

Communist

1)

America, Cintron also has control of several independent unions in the Ponce area. In primaries for the House of Representatives, Rep. Carmen

want

source

said four South

sailors

a trio to the mainland.

liberty.”

Spanish—we

the

gaged in a five-minute exchange ef gunfire with the Communist

eastern

“We do not want to change ourselves to anything—we want speak

the

The destroyer escort No. 72 en-

2

Commerce.

It has

The party, Concepcion added, is the only “instrument that can Puerto

its

(Continued of

ing in every corner of the island.”

lead

the

interrogation,

CINTRON

from

is “alive and

mendation -that

off

us

eastern coast was a 50-ton vessel poverty and three meals a day; between freedom and tyranny... with a erew af at least 17. “These are the uncommitted Three Communist sailors were picked up by the Korean navy bodies and minds in the struggie after the Communist boat was between ultimate freedom and ul sunk, and at least 14 other timate tyranny. They are count...only one thing Communists were believed to less in number have drowned. The Communist prisioners were i immediately flown te Seoul for

di-

successful

Saturday

1)

with

major. portion of the world’s people ‘‘lives in the shadows between

vaccine ceuld provide mere food Liberal Arts College be postponed boat early Saturday morning for hungry natiens as well as pending an extensive study as to south of the truce zone off the

ing from colonialism.” “We

yesterday,

gunbattle

tion

boat

in

a

Page

stand

speech

than

yesterday patrol

of

sease, the scourge af the livestock General Studies College. of beth men had been ica—perviously unknown in Puer- industry in much of the world, peintment to Rico.” ~ has been developed by an inter- widely rumored for several weeks. The Ceuncil also authorized the Concepcion called en all Puer- American research center in Bra | University to expand its graduate to Rico to make a “supreme zil. ‘in several departments effort” to place “Puerto Rico The Pan Americam Health Or- program on the same level as the peoples gamization here, in announcing and approved a University recomof

pared

sunk by South Korean destroyer

vac-

foot-and-mouth

reported Korean

the world,

Korean | ‘ ‘more

(AP)—A

From to

Referring to the use of farm surpluses to help other peoples of

. ,.,

New Vaccine Found

small

-Puerto Rican business on his feet again, and to put an end to “the importation of racial dis-

source North

eager

the cause of democracy.”

Off Red Boat

Council

the placing

of Puerto Rico on a purely vo-

program

luntary basis.

mono

(Continued allies,

by


THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday; August 1, 1960

22_

Ponce Leading 1-0 In Hoop Playoffs

Anfitrion Wins Feature At Comandante

PONCE—The Ponce Lions took a 10 lead in the best-of-seven Supericr Amateur Sasketball playoff by downing the Rio

dras Cardinals, 79-65, at Paquito Montaner Park last night. The Lions led 44-20 at halftime and the 24-point lead proved de-

Lousiana Anfitrion—Jabalina, Stable entry, captured top honors in yesterday’s $3,350 featured race at El Comandante.

cisive

cinco-seis

pool

at

El

the

TED

Co-

by Alvaro

Sa-

(Continued

yan, came from behind to beat favored Colonel Lane of the Blue Stars Stud by one length for place money. Isla Stable’s

Tatacol of

was

fourth

in

the

Frank the

The

bay

son

$3.50

Lane

paid

of

Your

and

$2.30

to

mark

alw;

first

Clem Vic

re-

Colonel

gave

Page)

up

hits

the

13

game—including mighty

Labine. Wertz hit

Boston

place.

4-years-up;

6 f. (Native)

El Lider (Matos) Convidada (I. G. Ramos Time 1:15. Cadeneta, Mayaguezana also ran

5.70 Petama,

2nd — $3,100; alw: 2-years; 6 Rio Negro (R_ Maldonado) Rescate Time

(Caraballo 1:16 15. Candy

La Viuda also ran 3rd — $2.250; clmg

C

f.

also

$5,000);

La

(Native) 2.40 out out and

, Comando,

4-years-up

1 116 m. (Native Pachico (M.A. Diaz El! Bohique (‘Caraballo) Time 1:50 45. Pe?olana,

Tetr arquina,

out out and

Mulata,

to

in Ted

homer—

for the

the win. ninth by

homers

the

Red

for

Sox

in

game.

Time:

| Sia Negra, Pesetera, Egepra, Piel Roja. Iris Nereida, Mita, Venvedor, Generala,

Anita V., and La Boheme also ran.

6th — $2,300; 1 116 m.

cimg.

($6,000);

Native)

4-years-up;

Riyera) Rodriguez)

5.88

Time: 1:48 3 Sr. Martinez, Call Th C “ops. Laterito, Geasaane: Colorido, Julia

Excalibur

gurante also ran. 7th — $2,400; alw; 3-yeras;

D., Montecristo, Moslem m.

Maidens;

RD

PILE

high

Piedras Baez,

scorer

points.

fought

the

of

the

Pachin

night

Verdun (Quifones) 5.90 4.80 Maritza (Sayan) 8.60 Time: 1:51 25. Pincel, Salvaje, Casualita, Malas Noches, Baby, and Cadedito also rag. Handle-Pooi daily double

$81,379.92; mutuels $72,885; $27,516. Total $182,280.92

double--Chino

6 f. (3) paid $13.50. __:ativeN e,.m?n-

(6)

and

Futaleufu

MAES

5;

6 RE

RRS

ARR TE

will

visit

Ponce

FOR

@

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y

pa

BUSINESS

RADIO

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$480.00 das

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VAC. power

30

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supply, only

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pounds.

York

extra

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576

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45

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15.

23

°

°.

contestants to go to

Committee

and

predicted t the Soviet Union would finish on top: im the Rome “If

you

ask

me

why,

with

mate

the

“I

do

not

strength

of

team.

If

there

sleep

athletics

were

better.

“And we had better not forget the Australians, the British and the Scandinavians.” Peslyak predicted a series performanof record-breaking ces at Rome, He, said the Soviet

Venezuela,

Mexico,

for

leave

will

they

Aruba,

and

21. 23.

Williamsport on or about Aug. The World Series begins Aug.

Commenting about the fact that East Puerte Rico is representing

area

a larger

Little by orized Nutt Commander

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Puerto

trouble

at

all

the one

than

will

have

no

or

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here

either

he

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said.

is

very

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and

field

events

ahd

said

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also auth- Land

rules, Leagues said yesterday,

Rico

athletics’

track

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friends.

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eliminates

United

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Rosie.

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Saturday

no joint (East and West) German team, Americans would

Marlin Rodeo

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rs

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from

for

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part

Australia.

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Norm

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QGct.

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Saturday : purchased

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THE

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larger

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lift-

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Two Swimmers Edge Mexico

To Hold League Lead In—7 Nation Compet By JIM DOUGLAS

WASHINGTON (AP)—With Minnie Mifioso homering in each game and Early Wynn pitching a four-hitter in the first one, the Chicago White Sox swept a doublefrom Washington yesterday, 5-2 and 9-5 and header tightened their grip on first place in the American League.

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BALTIMORE—Brooks Robinson hit a grand slam home run and knocked in five runs here yesterday as the Baltimore Orioles took advantage of wild Cleveland pitching to defeat the Indians, 6-5. Puerto Rican first baseman Vic Power had one hit and scored one run in four trips to the plate.

Yankees

Anchorman

BALTIMORE

(#—Gene

won

the

Eastern

ping

five

strokes

67

in

for

a

the

off par

final

72-hole

by

round

total

_| wild. , “It was Puerto of the

Rico’s fifth title

and

but

17th

finished

standings

with

Mexico

273.

The 30-year-old Littler, a consistent money winner since the end of April, finished 15 strokes ahead of par on the 6,820-yard Pine Ridge course. Gary Player, the South African

Split

day

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a

yesterday

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El Salvador Star Mexico’s 50-member delegation captured 28 of the 62 titles at

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Hall,

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Littler

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Robinson

Chi Chi Fourth

in the last swimming event of the afte relay for boys 15-16.

led

second

in

the

709 points. after

the

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two

days of competition, tehind Saturday as

but fell the local

squad captured nine the best showing.

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Mexico

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709

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El

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36

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Jack

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Puerto

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Latin American eliminations. Mexico, Venezuela, Aruba, ing

Here

FRANCISCO

16-year

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