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Brother Raul Seen Leader Temporarily
Fast End To Congo | Strife Dims; Tribes War;Hundreds Dead By ANDREW
By
BOROWIEC
LEOPOLDVILLE
(AP)--Mounting
re-
ports of bloody tribal clashes in the interior} ’ of the Congo dimmed prospects for an early end to the nation’s strife. Belgian officials ¢+in
Munoz Rests After Fast Stump Pace By
A.
Gov.
W.
took
the
stump
through
a series
day
of
off
towns
in the district of Humacao. The governor delivered a total
‘lof
14
hour-long
Thursday
:|a
series
He
of political
Fajardo,
j
speeches
to Sunday.
from
addessed
meetings
Humacao
and
in
in out-
lying rural areas.
SUN of
STBRETCH—Victoria
New
sun at
York
yesterday times)
and
City,
lazed
(there
Munoz,
Sameh, in
was
stretched
the
some like
kitten. She’s on vacation. phote by Gunter Hett)
a
(STAR
ions
has
political
who
in
drawn
previous
the
strength
elect-
bulk
from
of his
the
rural
areas, spoke on two themes: the plébiscite law and the Christian Action
Party.
(See
MUNOZ,
Page
21)
New Police Patrol System
Set To Go Into Effect Sept. 1 By RALPH
ANGLADA
The long-awaited intensified police patrol system of the central metropolitan area designed to reduce crime by 50 per cent, is sch to go. into effect Sept. 1, Police Department announced yesterday. ‘ The
system,
which
will
place
a patrol car never more than 10 minutes away from-<any location within the area; is to (be staffed by 443 patrolmen, 68 sergéants, seven
commanders,
and
several
officers. It will remain in effect 24 hours a day, polic. said: The central San Juan area
Commander ‘patrol system Lugo Mendez.
of is
the motorized Capt. Ernesto
To staff the motorized patrols, the police will rely heavily on a elass of police cadets who will graduate
from
ing Thursday. is
designed
to
their
The let
basic
train-
starting
date
the
new
men
receive practical experience before becoming part of the motorized partols. In order to take advantage of the system, citizens wanting po-
lice
in a hurry
police
call
the
number—6-6000.
regular A
staff
of four policemen and a sergeant,
composed of Old San Juan, San- all well-qualified in English, will turce, Rie .Piedras, Hato Rey, Barrio Obrero, and Puerto Nuevo will be divided into 68 parts, each
with
a
constantly
roving
patrol car. Thirteen of these sections will also have foot patrols
on
duty.
“tw
©
capital
spoke of “hundreds
of dead”
radio the proper patrol car upon receiving the call. If patrolmen find it necessary to leave their assigned area, another motorized patrol car from a fleet of 13 in reserve will take its place, so no (See POLICE, Page 21)
villages
after
and
torch
spoke
of
strewn bow
in and
battles
difficulty
his
continued silent on No reports from
thus
be
all
his
been
physically
to
the
he
ailment
described
generally
az
taken
silence
hid
the
question
of
who,
would
(See
sick
His
pneumonia.
if anyone,
CASTRO and
ill-
unless
work.
official
answer
re
officially
mean
An
that
three-week
slowed
infection,
per-
move
CASTRO,
into
Page
the
21)
National Drive Slated ToEncourage PR Vote
command
the subject. the United
Nations Tunisian task force, which was supposed to deploy in that area, have been am
nounced
to
...- Mentally
sav-
will
the
been
with
has
FIDEL
arrow
reported
had
from
mu-
between
age tribesmen. The United Nations
sources
minister
a lung
Kasai
mental,”
said.
covery drops
reports
and
suaded
They said the latest flareups between the traditional- | ¢ ly hostile Lulua and Baluba tribes are among the worst in history. corpses
MILKS
sources
These
prime ness
tilated
K.
physical
informed
province.
Some
yesterday to recuperate from a grueling, fourday campaign
F
Congolese
“both
in savage battles in the Kasi
MALDONADO
Mufioz
the
HAROLD
HAVANA (AP)—Fidel Castro yesterday laid aside his duties as leader of the Cuban revolution in obedience to his doctor’s orders te take a complete’ rest—
NEW YORK (AP)—A campaign to get Puerto Ricansto register and vote will be intensified and expanded to reach all over the country, Fernando Sierra Berdecia, Seeretary of Labor, said yesterday during a press confer-
far.
A spokesman for the World Health Organization commented that any casualtiesQin the tribal
fighting are “a military problem.” fence at the office of the Department of Labor of the ComUnemployment and the con-
‘monwealth of Puerto, Rico. The effort to get the islanders to register and vote terday threatened the comparaThis time there will be a was given emphasis last year. tive calm ofthe capital.* Monserrat, director of by-Joseph directed effort, national Police were called several tinuing
economic
stalemate
times to disperse a of jobless demanding On_ another front,
man were
Belgian
Puerto
gathering pay. a = spokes-
said Belgians in “were nervous”.
The
yes-
Berdecia
The
Y.
campaign
intensified
his
aides
local
with
and
leaders
Democratic
Party’s
*
*
The campaign to get more Puerto Ricans living in the United States to vote in National elections as announced yesterday by Secretary of Labor Fernando Sierra Berdecia at a press conference in New York will be strictly (See PR VOTE, Page 21) non-political.
into consideration the fact (See CONGO, Page 21)
Homes,
and
*
he
said, has no objection in principle to the entry of U.N. troops but it insists that the U.N. must
take
N.
in
affairs
with Robert Kennedy, brother’of the Democratic nominee for the November presidential elections.
Katanga
government,
Rican
is in a way the result of recent conferences held by Sierra
Schools, Stores
Hit
BurglarsiNet ‘Fair’ Weekend Police
committed
reported
in
the
6 p.m. last Friday
that
57
burglaries
area
metropolitan and
yesterday. They occurred, among other places, in schoolrooms, offices, drug stores, furniture s tores, and private homes.
a ear parked
Glenn
Miller,
was
at Betances
1115 ‘
St. in Hato
Piccioni
St.,
Rey.
Santurce;
Loiza
Nicholas
*
his
time
office
at
between
Bosch
El
police
station
Street
burglarized
2 am. Saturday. said, $42 of which
12 noon
Mrs. Phyllis Goldstein, of New York City, a guest at the San Juan Interco ntinental Hotel, reported that between 8 and 9 p.m. Sunday, her traveler’s checks, air ticket, checks, fountain pen, cosmetics, and clethes were stolea from
told
were
between
The was
said
6
that
p.m.
his
home
and
Friday
thieves stole $242, in silver dollars.
$740
Mediterraneo
he
stolen
from
Restaurant
some
was
between Thursday and yesterday. Franklin Dauffort, 2158 Park~ Blvd.,
San-
turce, reported to Loiza Street Station police in jewelry with $700 escaped that burglars
and $25 in cash after they forced the back door of his home Friday. Detectives are investigating.all the reports.
-
THE SAN ‘JUAN. STAR.—
Tuesday, August: 2; 1960 *
Soviet Union Calls For A U, No Discussion On Disarmament © UNITED
The
(AP)— NATIONS Union yesterday what would amount to
It
; | proposed
a summit conference on disarmament at the U.N. General As sembly meeting opening Sept. 20. In
a
f the
ketter
te
the
disarmament
the Soviet Union a U.S. proposal
meeting js}
“would
president
sinee
commision,
heads
said for 82
“The ‘|
lieves that cipation of
nearby
Betty
Lowry
made
AFB by President Eisen-
a special
appeal
te
him.
(AP
President.
of
Donald,
the
United
Union,
told
nedy
Sen.
yesterday
ganized
Steelworkers
labor
John
he
F.
is
will
or-
support
the
Kennedy-Johnson ticket November election.
McDonald,
after
Kennedy at mer home,
ference
the told
he
a
in
ports
runing
the
the
to
well as on industry. McDonald said he
had
ernment to take appropriate steps, particularly in times of
B. Johnfor Vice as
it
sup-
adversity, ment.
He
against
mate
Johnson
for
Democratic
about labor
Kennedy,
nominee
fer
ed at a Soviet Union
to
assure
estimated
the
full
full
of
a 40-hour
He
said
1,100,00Q
the
his
about
am
members.
(*—
Revolucion
said
specialist in the U. S. Air Force has defected to the Castro regime because he was unable to stand
the
American abuse by Airman
attacks
on
Cuba
his comrades. Sanchez Serafin
and es-
pecially put out, the semi-official newspaper said, by the claim that ene battalion of Marines would rout Fidel Castro’s followers. Revolucion said Sefarin, 2%, abandoned
his
Force base rolina, and
in Sumter, South Caarrived in Havana by
air
from
defend
my
Miami
the
at
July
country
ed by the United “In
post
an
Air
17 ‘‘te help
if it is attack-
States.”
American
WOULD
armed
was
an
States
quoted
paper
bassy night
invasion
In a letter to his explaimmg
he
news-
superior
his
defection
would
take months.’’
Revolucion said Serafin had served in the U.S. Air Force since 1956 and electronics
they
were
equivalent
equipment to
with
sergeant.”
28
staff,
with
refugees
asylum.
the
help
previously
The
refugees
the
of to
entrance.
Tees@ey,
August
Darlingten
planned
named
Ave.
a
the
was by
grand
2
jury.
a
suspended
as
called
itself,
patrolman.
the
7 P.M.
}
three-count document. accused
the
first
him
of robbery
degree,
who
Negroes
Noel
terrerist
grand
and
were seized
Hampshire
|
lar-
Harold
among
|
by
the
regiment
Rel-—
ether British .
in.a
raid.
on the corps’ encampment the mountains of Jamaica.
im}
The gang was accused by the British of plotting te seize the?
group
appeared
Thomas
lins,
J. Agard, 29year-old alleged “undereover man in charge of security,” of the “First Africa Corps”
a
Alfred
The jury action became known as
27.
Tt was learned that the samei: indictment, in addition to naming Agard and Swaby, also named
indict-
yesterday
County
in
July
Bronx,
three-count
returned York
was
since
indictment against Agard' |
which
finance
phetofinisher,
in
ment New
te
bail
The
West Indies. Mitchell Swaby,
Daly
also
before
a Negra,
a
on
the
pending
Richard
mapping yesterday
his strategy, moved to line up participa-
by
hower
both
and
son A. ublican
M.
Ponce:
2-42
am.
7:12
p.m.
off
1:2
p.m.
2-42 2-38
a.m. a.m.
11:21 3:3
p.m. p.m.
Sam
Juan:
Faijarde: Ponce:
Mayaguez:
3
an.
4:43 p.m.
12:14 p.m.
here
the West
Jamaica
with
money
and
arms»
from
rob-'
smuggled
inta |
Indies.
Gev.
Nel-
the
Rep-
in
calls
with
to
the
to
on
West
a
fly
to
coast
will
meet
and
mate,:
Henry
Cabet!
members
of
i
their:
staff at a downtown hotel. The Vice President began, yesterday with
New-
confer taking
whirlwind
2 Robert H. designated Nixon
rector,
and
trip
Hawaii
Finch, newly campaign di-
a elosed session,!
and breakfast, with Sen. M. Dirksen of Linois.
Everett!
‘WEATHER | FORECAST:
was
running
Ambassador
Lodge,
both|
late last night to Eisenhewer before teday
presidential
U.N.
Eisenho-
York
Rockefeller campaign.
vice
Nixon,
President
New
Telephone
port with
2:42 a.m. Lew Tides $:33 a.m.
beries
those leaders by Nixon, the | Republican presidential candi-
3: pm. 5:00 p.m.
MaYasuez:
with
(AP)—Vice
President
3:6 am. 2:55 a.m.
Tides
of
indictment
WASHINGTON
Sam Juan: Fajardo:
High
island
bought
Of Ike's, Rocky's Support—
plans: 1. Nixen
2,
San
Juan
andk
Mayagiiez—Variably cleudy te day, with eceasional shewers:
and
thundershewers;
generally:
fair tonight. Ponce—Generally fair teday, with scattered showers
and
a
chance
ef
thunder.
with
PUERTO RICO and the VIR:
Rockefel-
ler in New York temorrew to work out the governor's partiTuesday, August 2: Fhe meen rises teday at 2:33 PB. amd sets at 1-212 aM.
eipation
in
These
as
Nixon’s’ campaign.
plams
Nixon
were
announced
cenferred
Emergency Tuesday,
with
his
Registry August
2,
YESTERDAY’S LOW: 74. STATESIDE: New Yerk,
" MISS CLARK’S CLASSES
The Dale Carnegie Course
San Juan
former
$10,000
off a semes of which African
partly
Be my guest at a first session of
Place:
1928
a
yes-
finger-
date, resulted in these immediate
LIKE TO REMEMBER NAMES?
— Time
of
named
alleged
a revolt in the The prisoner,
granted helped
YOU
DATE: Tuesday, August 2nd
nationalists
tion
was ‘‘distinguished in as a specialist in radar
navigation
grade
insisted
he
China.
leave
22
gain Em-
offi-
He said he left the base without permission ““because to obtain official
of
tried to Mexican
asylum.
barricade
attacked the United States for re fusing to approve Cuban dealings with the Soviet Union and Communist
Dominie-
(AP)—Five
They were repulsed by Charge D’ Affaires José Rojas and his
from
The
TRUJILLO,
They
seeking
is required,’’
as saying.
open-
at knife point Sunday were sti outside yes
terday.
added:
and forces
that
United
cer was
and
for
20.
Republic
they believe Cuba has a regime of [’ smaljl terror
Assembly
Dominicans who entrance to the
Airman Defected To Castro HAVANA
the
arraignment
Cuban Newspaper Says U.S. yesterday a Cuban-born electronics
General
CIUDAD has
as
Agard,
week. union
prevent
proposal
ih
Knife In Hand, Point Forward, Is Poor Form Nixon Plans Co-ordination
union members are unemployed and 300,000 are working less
than
the
Magistrate Reuben Levy in Felony Court for hearing on a rob3} bery charge.
employ-
100,000
the
ing Sept.
urged
will
labor
to
a U.N. conference on disarmament of all 82 U.N. member countries at
implement
attempt
ador to the United Nations. His sharp criticism was direct-
discuss
employment act, a law passed in 1946 which directs the gov-
fo
best.”
cynical
'
situation.”
especially
possessing
another charge was
a
issues and would thereby international _ tension and © prove the entire internati
the
the
at the summer White House by Henry Cabot Lodge, U.S. ambass-
slump in steel production its effects on workers as
sumcon-
strongly
members
a
invited
senator’s a news
He parried questions reported grumbling by as
here
Mc-
Kennedy
Kennedy.
union
leader
had
of of
progress in that field. The denunciation was . voiced
beside
of
NEW YORK (AP)—A 21-yearold Negre already in prisen on
as
would
West Indies Terrorism
personal partiheads of gov-
Russian proposal on disarmament
with
believes
as
the
said he
union
the and
standing
be-
NEWPORT (AP)—The United States last night denounced a
visit
support Sen. Lyndon son, Kennedy’s choice President,
Ken-
sure
Kennedy,
government, states
man who set robberies with
Of Organized Labor's Vote HYANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP) —David J. McDonald, president
of the
terday
McDonald Assures Kennedy
significance,
participation
the disarmament problem at the General Assembly would answer
purpese
power,
Ave. Condade 61, Esq. Magdalena
cleudy;
Besten,
$4,
Piedras Cali Fei 32487 ter imformation and assistance Puerte Nueve & Caparra Terrace Dr. Victer J. Pagan LA
Tel.
2
Caparra
8-975]
Terrace
7
as
veers cloudy;
py mae Ss
after
military
|
hower, Photo)
the the
greatest
In Robberies To Aid —
added:
government
ernment of member states the U.N. in the diseussion
WITH IKE’S BLESSINGS—Airman Nerman Steed kisses his wife Betty as they arrive at their apartment. The young couple were reunited by special orders for a week-
end leave from
and
Soviet
Secretary
Prisoner Is Named
com-
members
It declared that the Assembly is the best forum for taking up disarmament
that
be of great the
of
it opposes an early
of the commission,
posed of all the of the Assembly.
suggested
General Dag Hammarskjold is- largely contribute to the suc-. sue invitations to the govern- cess in the considerationef the . ment leaders. disarmament problem, as r The letter declated | this as of some impértant ‘pt
Soviet
al, part
STAR +s Tucedhf,' Auiast'2,1960°
ent
'3
:
Bus Strike Threat Fades, But
oi
No Accord On Dispute Reached By
HAROLD
J. LIDIN
Fears. of a city-wide bus strike faded somewhat yesterday
with an announcement by Department of Labor conciliator Julio
Machuea that the Metropolitan Bus Authority and its white-colan agreement.
toward
lar employes were “progressing”
—
——
kas “sceu“sent| Berrios Stays Atop Dock Employes Union separately+—
met
Machuca
then brought them together
|
ito discuss differences have stalled agreement
that on a
three-year pact between the Authority
and
the Brother-
The
in-
ridden (DEU)
yesterday as president of the Puerto Rico Planning and one of his first well wishers was former president Hett)
demands
Robinett
sion of the Commonwealth partment of Education said that
terday
interest
Deyes-
created
ing of English throughout the island seems to be growing. ~ Dr. Ralph Robinett said that is
there
for
more
supervisory
and
he
said,
ponsible
for
is this
The said,
The Brotherhood of Teamsters as
ognition
collective
for
rec-
bargain-
ing agent for delivery drivers and shop personnel of the STAR Publishing Corp., publishers of the
Juan
San
The
:
STAR.
‘Teamsters’
he
report
setting
for
fortifying
election " peti-
few
buted
public
by
recognition
for agent
of
the
as
STAR
bargaining
drivers.
Both unions have been disput-
ing the representation of El Imparcial.employes since early
forth
the
a
Educa-
overall
Eng-
The plan,
Education
Candido
Oliveras
days
and
te
interested
throughout
the
will
be Sec-
within
be
distripeople
island.
“This plan,” Robinett said, “is the out-growth of the deep con-
cern
the
teaching
Secretary of
Meanwhile,
has
for
Egeglish.”
the English
the
Divi-
sion is continuing with its own program for improving English
teaching,
Robinett
said.
He
pointed out. that on July 22 his department instituted a new procedure for screening applic-
ants for English supervisors. This procedure prehensive,
includes three-hour
a
com-
examina-
tion in addition to the academic requirements and a personal interview.
Fernandez
for
the
dent
and
secretary-treasurer
Martinez
tor
ed
romped
to
beat
to
135,
650
persons,
who
are
The
election
climaxed
two-
months of work by monitor Helfeld|
easy
a namesake,
270
at some
as waterfront clerks employed and checkers in San Juan. .
which
included
the
drafting
res-
and'-approval of a new uniom constitution, the holding of a nominating convention, and an in-
Vic-
tensive
UDEM
the
of
auditing
financial records.
while
_The
Fernandez defeated the incumbent secretary-treasurer Angel Fuen-
bitter
was
conducted
Cid,
election in
an
campaign atmosphere
“healthy”
tary-treasurer on an interim basis
mo
as
described
tomorrow.
Authority
the
Brotherhood
a strike
at the
not
had
Metropolitan
Bus
has
1 MORE COOLING ' PER DOLLAR
Authority since 1956, the year of its initial contract with that corporation. public agreement A two-year 30.
with
expired last June
the Authority
Negotiations
the
snag
a
hit
middle of last week, and the union membership voted a strike
authorization
in
impasse.
bargaining
temporary
Learn
your
Immigration
S.
and
Natu-
ralization Service in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, is scheduled to arrive He replaces
ing who up
in San Juan today. Howard W. Melch-
left last weekend
a new
position
in
seaport
division,
to take
charge
of
vessel inspectors. He has over 15 years of service with the government.
There's
CONDITION
AIR
MORE
EMPEROR
CARRIER
AIR
§ NEW MODELS
:
CONDITIONING
in Puerto
Rico
than
--. $179.00!
DITIONING STEVE'S AIR CON ING sPEciaLists
1
§°
ROOM AIR CONDITION
]
BOX 998, BAYAMON, P. R.
ROOM
requirements.
ALL other brands combined.
Apply, sending recent photo, experience
and salary desired to
cooling
FINANCING
§
i
Manager
YOUR
Each Room Unit sale is engineered to select fj
i
the Omaha,
in
EXACT
STEVE,
from
i i
YOUR USED MACHINE AS i A DOWN f PAYMENT
i Neb. Immigration office. New from arrives Danielson York City where he was chief of
the
TRUTH
by the same Installations.
AIR CONDITIONER CERTIFIED in rating BIG Air Conditioning
'
Russell H. Danielson, newly appointed députy district director of U.
the
ING SPECIALIST.
New PRimmigration Deputy Due Today the
* The ONLY ROOM standards as used
i
of the
view
- CERTIFIES*
' Carrier
Mechanical Engineer preferred, but not
essential.
The union membership is estimat-
posts of vice-presi-
Martinez,
i
Maintenance
tally of
wins
in food canning
Production
by a
nuel
is
POSITION OPEN plant.
of the union
two by
Helfeld.
David
monitor
UDEM
pectively.
z
in the: unit:
Searival the week, Last farers International. Union, SIUAFL-CIO) filed with the Board
a
said, will probably
tion claimed 28 workers are included
completed
Department’s
retary
yesterday petitioned the National Board
Department,
tion
Ja
Relations
su-
already
76
Rafael Berrios won re-election a new three-year term at the
ballots were cast, including challenges was supervised
soured by the scandal involving former union treasurer Guiller-
The
now
the
of embezzl-
ing over $1,000 in union funds. The election, in which 534
tes, 217 over 155. Fuentes took the job of secre-
with
The
is zone
plan
made
Teamsters File To Represent STAR Workers Labor
carry
English
Robinett
in-
courses.
government.
lish teaching program.
terest in English, as well as in other
to
has
28-page
res-
growing
the
first
by Machuca, he has decided te separately meeting continue with the two parties for the _ next several days. Machuca has talks scheduled with the Brotherhood today, and
his
in
trict court on charges
Atmosphere “Healthy” bargaining atmoDespite a sphere
that
department
authorized pervisors.
now
teaching
partially
by
English
positions in the English, department than a year ago.’ Interest in English, he said, seemed a year ago to be decreasing. The increase in teacher’s sa-
lary,
out
slots
of Guillermo Cid. The latter was recently convicted in Federal dis-
But Carmelo Martinez and Ma-
/
years.
three
280 votes over his rival Anibal Marin’s score of 241 votes.
a 3 per cent across wage lift in each of
three
Union
hierarchy.
helm
wage
counter-offer
Management’s
reportedly the board
office has received 77 applications for eight vacant positions as zone supervisors. Six of these positions, he said, were recently
in the teach-
competition
pointed
to
de-
the
cent
5 per
as
Employes
number
union
5 per cent the second and 6 per cent the final
year, year, year.
the
year.
earlier
Brotherhood’s
the
scribed
Interest In English: Teaching Growing, Dr. Robinett Reports
spokesman
union
A
second
the
increase
wage
secre tary of education. Ceremonies
A. W. MALDONADO head of the English divi-
according ta
Machuca, is’ not demanding any
were held at the Planning Board. (STAR photo by Gunter
By The
and
:
the third year. The Brotherhood,
Dock
beat off a challenge to his
power in elections Sunday, but members of a so-called “reform” slate wrested the number two
$24,000
year,
first
the
wage
board
the
across
$40,000
over GOOD. LUCK—Ramon Garcia Santiago, right, took Board Oliveras, now
president of ‘the scandal-
crease the first year, and a 6 per cent hike the third year. Cost of the union package to the Authority is estimated at
cent
Candido
The
a 10 per}.
union has asked
last April following the expulsion
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charged
with
a
disappointed
attempted
|refused
murder|been
comment,
after
he
treated at Santurce
yesterday afternoon, after he al-| pal Hospital, except to legedly shot his gicl friend twice,|his friend was “mine to kill himself! body’s.” tried then and
with a mixture
of rum
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powder.
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woman,
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44,/tion.
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Syria Decries Nafionalisi’s Execution DAMASCUS (AP)—The Syrian press yesterday charged France
Ricardo
Calderon, Maldonado was charged with attempted murder and weapons chargés: He was held
Lugo
critical
shot
Taken
that “no-
Magdalena
is
and her forehead was-grazed with the second shot.
had
Munici-
face
today.
mes
"..Our gross sales nearly doubled...”
the
had “ruthlessly extinguished every glimpse of hope” for ine negotiations in Algeria. All Damascus newspapers. editorially denounced the execution of Algerian ‘nationalist rebel Abdul Rahman Laklifi as a “new and intolerable crime adding to the Jong unsettled account between France and the Arabs.”
De Gaulle Tells Khrushchev Off LONDON
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renewed
separate peace East and West The demand a memorandum tries in Moscow, sary dam
victorious
its demand
for
timed to coin15th anniver-
powers
laid down
their
policy toward defeated Germany. The by
memorandum,
Deputy
Foreign
produced
Minister
Otto
Winzer boasted
at a news conference, that the Potsdam agree-
ment’s
aims
of
demilitarization,
deNazification and democratization of Germany had been carried Christy
eut only in it had been
West
East Germany while “flagrantly violated”
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forces in West West Berlin.” The
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peace treaties
said _ the
“would
end the
free city, thus removing a dangexous trouble spot.” I It
also
claimed
of a peace
the
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position
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West
‘Wester
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Nazis were planning a
in leading positions war of revenge.
conchided
powers,
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many
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agreement
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lew
German states “would be the start of their rapprochement and agreement upon gradual reunifi-
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treaties for both Germany. was contained in to foreign minisPrague, Warsaw
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of insignia
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tional The
of
banning
outlawed
by
the
dis-
German constitu-
court. chief
outlawed
parties
are
the Nazi and Communist parties. The West German law was directed
at
Neo-Nazi
Routine for
laws
parliament
racist
legal passed to
groups.
practice
here
Reviewed
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consistent
with
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days ago, ities
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whether it: is
terms
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The Depafitieht/ "OF Healthmean’ ist the pollo outbreak
The U.S. Navy Steel Band ofjtour by the chief of naval operthe San Juan Naval Station, is) ations.
-
geported yesterday a sharp re-jis dying. of new} — in the number duction
_.-
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the United States and three-week tour beginning Oct. 9, throughout in Europe. They were feature atthe Navy said here yesterday. on a a yeu ot 2 bi
P.R.. Farm. Worker.
made ence
‘4 — Jez. 7 Quilez, 42, himself a farm work:
found knifed through the
men had argued, but would. be un-
able to get further details until they could get a Spanish interpretet,, .Figueroa,, a Puerto. Rican,
a
speaks little
PDP zPick | Tulio Lope
cases
eandidate for mayor. of. Bayamon
at the
|,
defeated
i |
|
it
Mario
-.and
Umpierre
Vazquez
Maria , Rep.
i:
mayor
Matias.
Rodriguez.
training
local
for
Provides
Caracas, Venezuela. courses and was ordered on the| | According report, the ers went to
trips
overseas.
to th¢-department’s seven’ young farmIsrael for training,
cattkemen
the
Texas.
L.
PONCE—Francisco
report training
The
Canales};
Mario
were
reelection
for |'ter.
nominated
Representatives
Ansel-;
candidate|
a
nominated
was
mi
training.
went
to ob
results
by
Judging
tained, the method of
Salk Denies Report His Polio Vaccine
munit
Berrios, Jose
Vega
Partially Ineffective
Rodri-
Angel
Rivera Ocasio,
Carlos Crotes Gines, Aristides Cruz Solla, Jose Miguel Placer Berreteaga, Juan B. Rivera San-tiago, Herminio Almodovar CheRivera Carrero
vere, Antonio
Leandro
and
Serrano.
Vega
red Laliberte ceHono A. Laliberte,
Lt. | ; Col. Lawren and adminis-| chief of. personnel, Brooke, has been tration at Fort Giitate: qwirled:t the
by
ciation
af
General
Ghee
Commis-
Chaplains and Armed sion Forces Pétsonnel in Washington, on
eine
developed
he
has
been
In a speech to the Fifth InterConference
Polie
national American
described
scientist
the as
untrue reports that the vaccine, made of dead virus, leaves unprotected
those who shots. He
20 to 30
from
receive
per
cent
A
un-
derestimated.
of
immunization
for
nation
rial
the
candidate
between
José
na ‘and
Sen.
The
in
resulted
tie
adds, this has helped
taken
courses
case
will
the
district,|
Dapena
Agustin be
for|
other
Orocovis-Coamo precinct, and Pe-|
suits.
tative
Lagu-|
submitted
the central board for a deci-)
said an investigation he car-
ried out in connection with a polio epidemic in the United States
Adrian To‘\1o, for Adjuntas; ‘\rres, for Jayuya; Ofelia Torres, Félix Luis for Orocovis, and In
eats
ee
this
in
leader
lay
populati
NEW YORK—Two- Presbyterian York
Times
News
Service
Rico arrived Puerto ers ist minfrom last
here
week
to get
B.
McAlpin
the
gy. degree in theolo at. Union. Theoical
Seminary.
not
Pre:
West
Ada
Mrs.
candidate.
a
Colon
MOSCOW
for
nominated
was
(#—The
central
Asian
has for
jailed “‘eye-
republic of Kazakhstan some leading farmers Park
Presbyterian Church.
ns who contemplate living and}. countrymen: A third arrived some [Rica
- weeks ago to work for a master’s
was
for mayor.
|
«Boscia
Red Farmers Punished washing,”
the
zakhstan
Pravda
newspaper
Ka-
That
reports.
means they have been accused of sending
a first-hand,
look at the city that fivehas attracted thousands of their
nominated
Luis
mayor of Juana Diaz, Mrs. Rosa Maria Rivera, for Coamo, and Antonio Vazquez, for Santa bel. <
possible.
of
Juan
was
Mage
developed to where. it will ‘give
3 Island Ministers In N.Y. Under Exchange Program New
Ponce,
sent mayor Carlos Juan Cintron
ohh said iE -oid wf He his vaccine —should be}
theoretically
area.
Villalba.
Hernindez, for
single to show a d last year faile who-did; not ¥ oo son out of 10,000 7
and
pur-
Barce-
Bartolo
José
—, | reelection:
agricultural
for)
nominated
were
four
or,
conservation,
SERVICE
SALES
In the nominations for may-
sion,
.
Ponce.
of
precinct
to|
similar
for the first
Ramos,
Mufiz
Burgos.|dro
Torres
Lucas
were
soil
accidents,
represen-|
for
nominees
New
cultivatio
crop
Ponce.
for
nomi-|reira,
senato-
for N.
the
second
D.C. “Laliberte was commended long-term immunization with a is for his services as a Protestant | single injection. This, he said,
1
AsunJaneiro,
Adjuntas-Jayuya pre-|focally by some 800 farmers in..,. Ruben Rivera Ramos was for reelection as senator for the|for the enrepres Robledo, for the} cjyded courses on coffee growfor Francisco ate cinét; | candid ns ed minat Ponce district at conventio the Diaz] ing, poultry raising, cattle raiand ; na ntion llalbaJua conve Isabel-Vi ~ the San at. tative by the _ Popular| Sunday (AP)—Dr. Jo- held HAGEN COPEN food fori 2 were. following precinct, and Carmen Solé Pe-|sing ornamental planting, Democratic Party. ipal assemblymen: . Pedro nas Salk has said.the polio vacn, prevention of
n0-
guez Remus, Edelmiro Rivera, Ana Bermudez
j
gram of the Commonwealth Department of Agriculture which
while
Juan and two in Rio Piedras.
Sunday.
there
present
GRISSOM .-- going on
Chi-
Argentina,
Aires,
Brazil; and tour The band
in false production reports. The
ocm,oce|| wee berlitz, for
CASH
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS ADDING MACHINES SLICING MACHINES ALL
LITTLE PROF save “There is o
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:
|
held
eonvention
-,,He
Buenos
Anselmi Of Ponce Runs For Reelection j= 7-2"
San
in
reported
Lima,
le;
SSO
|
were
case8
new
Party
Democratic
Popular
hit by
hardest
the
CHIEF
Juan-Rio
San
the
in area,
the outbreak, have been going no steadily. Last week down
~ Tulio F, Lopez
'
discovered.
Cases
Santiago,
Peru;
dor;
part pro-
ents, and 14 cattlemen took during fiscal 1959-60 in a
Ecua-
Guayaquil,
Uruguay; Montevideo, cion, Paraguay; Rio de
}.°
all
department
the
to
report
island
in the
units
to
farmers, 800 Approximately studagriculture seven. young
Qui-
Colombia;
Bogota,
Ecuador;
la Training Program
Cartagena,
in:
will perform
to,
last week is due ‘to failure of medical
at the New the Chica-
Gras,
800 Farmers Take Part
1, the
Nov.
9 and
Oct.
Colombia;
case!
of
number
in
drop
Mardi
appearance.
comman-
was
Gallery
Between
band
It is possible, he added, that
Piedras
For Bayamon wasMayor nominated
|
appeared
55 Music Festival, and Washing-
der of the Caribbean Sea Frontier here. The band was organized at the request of Gallery in 1957.
fore it can determine if the outbreak is actually declining.’ the
-.|Orleans’
Pandemoniacs,”
Dan’s
V.
Daniel
be-
sevéral wéeks
to wait
in June.
its nick-name while Rear Admiral
terday that the department will have
here
“Admiral
of|
bureau
the
of
head
The
control, disease communicable Dr. Rafael Timothee, said yes-
Saturday. night. held José Figueroa, 57, of the Howard Farm, Millstone Township, for questioning. Police said they. believed the two
|
U.S-
entire
the
heart
it
of Texas
an officer-in-charge will make the tom’s Navy Charity Ball. z tour. Leading the aggregation. ietswill During the World’s Fair at Brusbe Chief Musician Franz E. Gris- sels in 1958, they were the only bandmaster. 7.The band is no longer known as group recalled for a second week's
the drop as a dying out of the outbreak that in total number cases is equal to half the number of polio cases this year in
Qui-
held
Eleven members of the band and)
interpreting
against
cautioned
er, was
have
ond Inter-American Naval Confer- sion, and performed
department
the
23,
July
ing
of Salvador
fairs
state
at
Kentucky,
chiefs of naval operations when) with Ed Sullivan and Dave Garthey heard the band at the Sec-/roway om coast-to-coast televi-
4
the fatal stabbing
trattions
Latin American) and
by several
POPPI
{eo
‘The band has toured previously
outies rni®|
ace
polio cases during the week | ‘ending jast Friday but warned _ that it does not necessarily
.
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mortgage
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have
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and
.
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construction The
schedule
the | aton.
circles. inel
Ca
new group includes
and
Cesar
mortgage
Ca-|
The
of
the
Sher-|_
Industry
circles
had
earlier
Agui-
delay in obtaining financing
for
the
$12
million
luxury
|
An
investment firm, James
;
date
to $128
&
see
sack
tre
cents
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a modest
t
dollars.
the
second
day
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yee ed eae i ne combine
which
Co
execu-
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Rane
a large supplier of building ma-| #74 terials;
the
Rexach
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coming
for
group
declined
to
for the
both
and
Sugar
reveal
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.
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months.
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outstanding.
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shares traded Friday.
ject reportedly may have pushed latter is manager of the a . : back this inaugural
mortgage
:
Paul
mixed
electronics|
if . deegnay
<a
year.
Calderon, | |,
banker
chemicals,
mail order and
ribbean Refining Co. irepresident] .simatediy bythatJanuary, the hotel1962.would| Guillermo Rodriguez, cream be But manufacturer
Moters,
in the socalled Puerto Rican | Sones group would not slow the con- drugs
taken|struction
in
e
Pr ed held tne icin |,breaking He voicedwill belief that ground-| aton formerly by island) get underway this
ie
|
|
advanced.
U
LIDIN
narrowly
was
yesterday in slow trading.
r
inancing
A trio ef three local investors, including two industrialists and
were up $1.12 to $61785.
Most aircrafts and petroleums!
t
Mixed
|. ot eee err
market
e Pp
By
By JOHN MCKEE
Into Sheraton
p
Cl
ane an
Step
:
Market
arene
t
are
S
WHE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, August 2, 1960
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Uncle Sam's Nudges Make |Humacao Families f
A Biting Easier): _ Cash Borrow |
st esAnalys News AP Esin
(Apy-—“Usele|
YORK
{
2 bit to make ch”anomey is trying or a
{
| gent borrowers. The next
. market to, jnerease en op deposits so that more mo
‘\
also
|
any im of ty clearli shy bi qwaila
volvement
ee
my should crows
|
i {
nol
Nalon
‘Sai
semse of merely easing of the and there, oy ing. here pinch
|. 1
i
sitive
m
the
again,
t
sense
ste defini on aes .busim
faieky
5
agencies
|e
up
have eased
cuaiten sae)
eS
ee
ages more at seme gYOWIRE| make home mortg seems tractive to imvestors. The aim itself before November.
ive i negaty are om ecom
|
field f
building
Im the home
de
nudges
.
te
The feder g mort a Beard puts outstandin loans
at
to fimd more money
Pr
oats
=
Federal Reserve Board’s toward easier money, start
bent
market.
money
mertgage
the
soe ian jal en have concerned
i
in
nistration
April
down
payments
gages
for homes
$18,000
a hand.
Housing
Federal
The
ease
has helped
spring,
ing this
on
imsured
| agcoa
Admi-
reduced
Waterman
S, American, Spanish
Ca
the
AZALEA
consAmm
— CITY
Newark
Fes
St. Thomas, Balt., ees
3
OY
3 <
Mayageez, Ponce. bia, Gulf ports S
4
“Carib. perts. Europe
N.Y.
Butt Lines
Lykes Line ravi
Thomas
Ponce,
4
Mayagues. . ¥-
.
Neaeae 6. Orioans
s
3
ts,
iiyacses Peace Atos
ao
and early this year madefor
In
,
3
money
tight
Thomas
Mayaguez, Ponce.
Gut
builders
liom. But home that
St.
$133
around
Bull Lines obelto Frutera_Camp evi Le L
WY. Ci_‘Traiie
behind year ago figure al Home Loan Bank
gage
Bordas & Co.
Barraneuilia
~ s.
sag
08 AGENTS Tropic Freight
St. Thomas
is te pep up buildings and home
come
;
of the
ammouncement
after
Credit Terms Eased
fast the ecome| 4-43
over how
bate
political
the
im
The building must be removed
for
turn
tome generally
She
ant [ne
supply
money
mation’s
Air Force Base.
much more, if amy, moncy to lend. But the Fed’s leaning to ward easier money is there
ammu-
eet, situated at the
nition storage annex of Ramey
their case. They
pot in sight.
|
build Stop Ti, for a wooden ing, approximately 30 feetby
notice have been scarcely haven' t
hat their aim is to head recession, which they
Office,
at
ee
agency | U-S-
banks insist the effects
vy yhe federal agencies short point out this is far n
be received former | sealed bids will wee, | ati 10 am, Aug. 16, at the
it).
th
Jn the market for a building?
selling one for sale here.
y em be lent. (Umunnd20 +
Sale
For
Building
Army
sold} 81 of} ‘The Dept. of the Army has
ba erpr aig omer
Bea
img to
ite
ou: |
time to
banks, From
member
pen tee
to get home he is trying start up at a little
|
_
Feder Theme bu onl si
a
wo
ang
busi
mostl to lend |cial banks more money . ve ss al Reser
Wie, “Enauna [te
sving
Keeps
Sant
|
the pro-|family income.
y attempts te give commer-
DAWSON:
By SAM
Newark
BVI.
tw
Fresch Line, Bull Lines
aces
of Sea Land
mort-
im the $13,500-
class.
MortNational Federal The gage Assn. last. month raised the prices it will pay for mort
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico Department of Labor STATE INSURANCE FUND San Juan 8, Puerto Rico
The FHA last month.
gave another nudge For the first time it
ls in invest dua indivite
imvited
. Until ges it imsures the mertga new only banks, savings & loans i
if
«
if
at
wilt be m fhe concern’s paper Rice.
ati
investm: long FHA hopes to attract still money imte this field.
ips
|
=
MESSAGE OF THE STATE INSURANCFUNED TO ALL EMPLOYERS: to file the payBy virtue of the extension granted, the term yell report corresponding August 4, 1960. This is the maximum
to the year 1959-60,
will expire on
extension that can be granted by us
according to the provisions of the Law.
a blank form If for any reason or other you have not received apply for 2 copy fo for the filing of the payroll return, you may the Local Dispensaour District Office, or if not available there, in
ions has agreed ae
ancien:
mills that need it
’
The cost, $4 cent will be lent back
i
paid im India
q
government for ment,
iW 4
This agr reement economic aid to
t
some parts of the country already are reported a bi and
more
funds
on hand
Where building is still
fairly high pace, the rates
hold high.
result of Uncle Sam far has been to make just a bit easier, cre avajjable. H
Agricultural Extension ry of the State Fund, or in the office of the
Service, or directly to our Central Office. Our District Office will report.
be pleased to
help you fill your
the report on time Please remember that the failure to file
ives the employer of constitutes a misdemeanor, and besides depr
July up to the time day of t the protection of the Law from the firs of filing said payroll report.
.
GUILLERMO ATILES MOREU
2 Man:agerso2 = 25555)
P.R
See eeeneerenemenemenialans ap
=
8
|
. ee
hee
~ San. Juan Brevities Condade
Hopegood; the , Miguel Vallle- dance at the Flamboyan Cla
Bachelors
jullis, Mrs. corted by
Entertain The Condado Unmarried Bachelors
Club
held
a
.. party
large
was
get-together
group
of
attended the
by
club’s
jon
a
mem-’
Yordan
Miss-
the
guests
danced
from
Ada
corted
by
were
‘seve
Pierre
tancourt,
Ponce.
Rita
Vergne
es-|
Lacombe,
Etic
tara,
Miss:
Miss
Irene
Pérez
Priscilla’
Sein
Cué- <
and
Miss Cuqui Montilla Lopez,
|
a
bership and their favorite dates. A spaghetti dinner was served, gnd
Friday; August~5. _ Among the guests
dreira and Dr., and.“Mrs. Euge-| era) of the recent . carnival | nio Fernandez | Cerra chatting | oucens- Miss P ‘ with Dr. and Mrs. Erneste C€o- Set ; ce eee
party. Friday at the home of Mrs.* Ola » Agusti, Guaynabo Road. The
Ana Santisteban es-| her son, Luis Pe-}
until
late in the evening. Among those on-hand for the affair were the Misses Agnes Schuyler, July Durst, Joyce Dempsey, and Ellen Harrington New
Valdés, Valera,
York
City;
Janette Betty Vilar.
Also. present Dropmar, Alan
were Warren Cornelius, Ma-
rio Ortiz,
Jorge
Torrueila,
James
Charles,
Dane
Arbuckle,
John
Kellaher,
Wolfgang.
Rebert tiérrez.
Lynch
A
Carole
Gtorin
Yanes, Norma Rodriguez and
RN Re
from
Wedemeyer,
and.,Adolfo
Gu-
Hawaiian Party (STAR
Phoie
by
Deanna
Dr
and
One of the the weck was
Morris)
Mrs.
Kenneth
Ramirez
Smith
ing in the home
Ballester-Ramirez Rites The
Our
Roman
Lady
Catholic
of
daughter cisco mar,
of Mr.
and
Smith.
He
silk organza appliqued with white
toasts
daisies,
was
Mrs.
Fran-
of MiraRamirez
is the son of Mrs. Ma-
bel Smith Ramirez of Philadelphia, Penn. and the late Jose
Ramirez
Polanco from
Aguadilla.
The Rev. Pablo performed. the ceremony. Violin and organ music was played by Osvaldo Barletta and Pablo Elvira.
Mr. ter
Ballester
in
was
gave
marriage.
Roberto
his
daugh-
ASK AT
YOUR
FAVORITE
OR
Soesbe, Chia
the Joe Pattersons,
Santiago,
Stuart,
seed
pearls
and
of
cola
their
heads.
Dr.
a full-length train. It was a Ce leste Benitez creation. She wore
Kerstein danced a flamenco with
a short French
menco
was Luis
presented Fernandez.
white
to It
orchids
nandez’
garden.
necklace
and
her was
by Dr. a spray
from She
to a blos
bouquet
bridal
large
Her
soms. of
tulle veil attached crown of orange
ther.
SUPERMARKET GROCER’S:
show
Dr.
Fer-
wore a
matching
present
pearl
earrings,
from
her
mo-
bride studied at Socorro Academy
mar,
the
Rico
and
University Penn
the Perin /Mira-
of
State
Puerto
University,
Philadelphia, Penn. Dr. Ramirez Smith received his medical degree from Hahnemann Medi-
did
College
post
in
Philadelphia
graduate
lumbia
work
University,
at
New
Inés
dancer
de of
de Espafia. Mrs. a
samba
Mike
with
de
berto gos. On
the
Norma
tinis,
and
sang
Lydia for
instructor
and
Al-
Milagros
others The
lazar
the
Mrs
Rafi
San-
Norman
after
the
Roosevelt
for.)
Roads)
West.
Capt.
and at
A.
Doyle
Luis
Jimmy the
Palo, NieMercedes Payne
were
party.
For
579
Félix Yumet,
Manolo Mrs,
the
Miss
Hughes,
A Bee For The Captain
Miss
Hall,
Capt, Norman
of
command
The
the
Roosevelt’
change
of
Friday
afternoon
After and
command
the
guests Club
ceremony, retifed
for
ceremony
at the base.’
a
officerg
to
the
cocktail
Cor
party. |
A navy steel band played for
Queen Court
of
Roads Naval Station at a formal
qui
Granada
West officially
relieve!’ Capt. Onia B. Stanley
of
the
guests’
entertainment,
and
ed to set a new dancing the Limbo.
ica
Ha-
at
officers and their wives attempt
Miss
lovely
together
ceremonies
the Catholic Daughters of Amerwere
soon;
Sandy “Miguel
Cocktails
terrace
is
Ballester,
Francis
tan-
Felices_who
Jorge
Angel Rieras, ves Méndez,
escorting
escorting
Pasante,
Mr.
danced
singer
Argentina
Toppel
fila-
Chavales
several
candle-lit
Carmen
rold
dance
Santaella
leaving
Juan, the
Borgos
Marco,
Rochi
Dick
The petuo
cal
attractive
command
West. relieved Capt. Stanley of the command of the Rowe. velt Roards Naval Base. (STAR photo by Deanna Morris);
Alegria,
Mrs.
IT NOW
impromtu
of
are Mrs. Onia B. Stanley and Mrs. Norman
on
and
FOR
An
LADIES—Chatting
change
ses
with
Esteves
Ma-
served.
and
buffet-dinner
mal
broidered
a wedding
and
girls.
appetizers
midnight
CAPTAINS’
by Miss Betty Hall Shine who danced balancing full glas-
man
Patricia
flewer
Borgos.
many
a
Ker-
was put on and Jimmy a merengue
best
Misses
the
white
Ed
Juan. It was organized by
The bride chose a wedding gown of white dull-silk satin appliqued with Alencon lace em-
The
Ballester was her daughter’s matron of honor. She was dressed in gray silk organza. Her hat was of blue flowers. Young
After
ria
in
were
in
Jacqueline
of
Ballester Acosta to Dr. Kenneth
Oronoz,
Mrs.
Help
Miramar, was the setting last Saturday morning for the marriage of Miss Marinita Ballester,
Josefina
of Dr.
stein, in Old San a Hawaiian party
Church
Perpetual
gayest parties of held Friday even-
at
honored
Miss‘
Conde, a
cocktail
afternoon
in
house.
Miss Queen
of
party
Leon
club
Maribel
Queen their
Sa-
Colleges Saturday
Ponce
de
Salazar will be crowned of Colleges at a formal
Capt..
with a the Sea
Stanley
for I
presented
machete, the order of Bee, and-an ornate beé@
Paperweight
group’s
was
record
as
part
of
the-
farewell.
!'
and
Co-
York
city.
Following the ceremony, a reception-luncheon was held in the Governor’s
Room
of
the
Conda-
do Beach Hotel. About 200 guests attended.
Champagne
made
to
young
couple.
The and dez,
the
guest
list
Mrs. Manuel Mr. and Mrs.
zalez Padin,
toasts
happiness
the
included
Dr.
Pavia FernanSalvador Gon-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Maria Gonzalez, Mr. Francisco Ballester’
Francisco Miguel the
vane
Jorge
noz, Dr. IDEA IN SOFT DRINKS! Non-Carbonated hy
VENTURA RODRIGUEZ & SONS, INC?* « San =
Juan,
Riports,
Mr.
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Others were the Rafael Birds, the Vicente Suarezes, Mrs. Covadonga.de Carus, the Rigo Oro-
nn)
Distributed
Mrs. the
and
Suros-and
Angel
and Pons,
Suro.
Mr.
vas, Dr. Mr. and
NEW
Ballester Ballester
Marie
were
of
P. R.
and
Berio,
Mrs.
and
Lorenzo
Mrs.
Manuel
Walter
children,
Arsuaga, Dr.
and
Dr.
Dr. Mrs.
NaPavia, Pavia,
Ramirez and
Mrs.
Francisco Guillérmo
Arbona, and Mrs. Raul Esteves. After a wedding trip to Miami i Mexico the couple will ke home? in- Arecibo, ez Smith is the
direcior-o the - Medicala eens
T
i
Smith
and
and Mrs. Antonio Mrs. Jose Manuel
—
>
COLLEGE QUEEN—The 579 Granada Court of the Catholic Dangiters of America, en} tertained
Miss
Maribel
Salazar,
1960’s
Queen of Colleges, at a recent cocktail party in.
the group’s elub house. From left te right are Miss Evelyn Acosta, Miss Salazar, Mrs Alfredo Salazar—mother of the queen; Miss Myrsa Sehroeder and Miss dnene he
Cotten: 7 (AFAR photo by: Deere Melee
ee
mS
THE SAN JUAN STAR.— Tuesday, August 2; 1960
Says Ann nders , _La
Only Write The Column
‘ 1f
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I started to read your.column
After
entertainment.
for
has ginger-ale and pretends that she
dislikes
alcohol.
The
other
gin-|
she was drinking
@ evening
ger ale as usual and when she |’ while I began to pick up excused herself to go to the some useful hints on how to other reom I followed her. She handle personal problems. I handbag, took to be a mea out what appeared and had a big dicine bottle
become
me
help
would
you
her
into
reached
day
one
that
dreamed
nevor
lawyer.
a few
bottle
the
Swig. I checked
This is exactly what happened: minutes later and sure enough, of 1960 there it was straight gin. In February column a your appeared in Shall I tell her I know and problem dealing with the over- now she can quit trying to kid hanging branches of a walnut the world? It burns me up that wanted to she puts on the nicey-nice act tree. The ~ writer if the walnuts which fell when know she’s really a lush—ON neighbor’s property TO HER. onto the neigh-
er to the
to him
belonged
DEAR
ber:
comprehensive
a
gave
You
evidently had which answer been checked out by an attorney. I read your reply several times and embedded the facts in
securely
except
it~
yeu
used
with applies, and nuts. Passing grade
My
12.
points.
even
remove
read
you
which
and
DEAR
much.
The
CONNIE:
correct
precedure
in
write
To
Well-Liked,”
Be
rerity
Sigma
Delta
So-
arrangements
completed
for a formal ball to be held at
La
Hetek-—
Concha
The dance is Saturday, August
_ reidas> Room
scheduled 18, in the
Who
is
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Esteve ~ Rosario Maria Miss Feand Arellano de Ramirez
with your request 20 cents in coin and a large, self-addressed, stamped envelope.
has been in the family for six years and I-just learned. some shocking news about her. Mary has never been known to take a drink at a party or}, in her own home. She always
The
pit
You’re
sister-in-law
My
his
it onto
the
remove
de
“Bodas
presented.
| Wedding Bells | Cooking
it up and nibble the meat off Her fiancé is the son of the the stone. (Pinging the pits is Count and Countess of Olocau out!) ‘trom Palma de Mallorca, Spain. Does almost everyone have a Mr. and Mrs. Esteve Bianchi good time but you? If so, send are in Spain to attend their for Ann Landers’ booklet, “How daughter’s wedding.
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ANN:
whole
wrong. It’s perfectly proper to touch an olive with your fingers.
_ makes it available to the readers. Naturally I am pleased and it was good of you to write. DEAR
to
with
depositing it in a spoon. right?—-CONNIE
It’s the editor who
column.
he
dinner
fork,
a
Thank
me. I only
stone
plate.
on
newspaper
the
of
editer
the
me.
thank
the
sort of pings
Congratulations
B.RS.: den’t
the
from Sangre” by
festival will run
ris)
This
mouth, and then seed. He doesn’t
the
BALTIMORE
OF
_ DEAR —but
very
you
Thank
today.
yer
—B.S.R.
puts
The
Thurs-
Miss Velda GonEnz6 Bellome, Mr. Bellomo, director of the festival, by Deanna Morphoto (STAR Rincon. Cuchi Paquito O’Neill and Miss
talez, attorney
fingers. He
not be a law-
would
and
exam
friend
into his out the
would I the bar
day that particular flunked surely have
boy
the
Festival.
Rican Universal Theater
right are Mrs.
I say you should not touch the olive or the pit with your hands. You should pierce it with
210%
celumn
I suggest
LANDERS:
o held a cocktail party last and Mrs. Enz6 Bellom artists w ho will participate
through Oct. 16 at the Tapia Theater in San J writer, Federico Garcia Lerca, will be the first
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r.
Casa de Es; pafia to honor
at the
first Puerto
silent.
olive spits
wal-
210
your
missed
I
Had
was
grade
final
My
know
is no big deal but we need know—wrong or right.
peints.
is
remain
DEAR
deals
here
her
so
help,
.
The question is identical to the problem you handled in your column,
Letting
te
desire
you
the call
Question
to
attention
your
alcoholic.
that yeu know, too, will not improve the situation. Your letter indicates neither understanding
exam
bar
the
for
Seiad
Mary
day evening
I am a Certified Public Accountant and I studied law. Unfortunately, I was too busy with my accounting practice to study throughly
nothing.
an
nor
last month. I am enclosing and bar exam, Maryland
Say
THEATER FESTIVA L—M
mind.
my
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, August 2, 1960
10
EDITOR’S
proper
NOTE—What’s
growth
economy? balancing
ing?
the
ef
the
and
bread
inflation? and
here’s
an
dential
analysis
of
candidates’
them.
Second
articles
on
By
of
appreach
te
a
of
issues.
F.
WASHINGTON
Presi-
series
issues
may make blacker headlines the Presidential campaign vances, but the biggest gulf
tween
the Democratic
lican issue
and
Repubon the policy.
national
They taken
differ to the
in the goal.
Kennedy rally
econemic
invites
behind
the
the banner
of
He
been
not
the
pushed
leftward
by
U.
S.
believe
political
eve of the Convention.
Both
Kennedy
and
of them
Nixon
housing,
depressed
the
veto
White
House
are
Specific
Money and
weapon
higher
of
would
is
pledged
by in
them,
to
sign
taxes
only
to
some
of
the
Kennedy
wants
principal
the
production
and a national policy government will bend
that the itself to
spoken
out
for
lower-
allowances,
repeal
“public cuts.”
or . temporary
policing
of
WITHOUT
CAUSE
unable
Sir:
same.
I want to tell dog expert Russell Milroy of Texas, that ‘‘ugly’’ continentals like him that come down to Puerto Rico and Latin Amer-
ican
countries
destructive
factors
to
way,
that
eriticize are
in
one
endanger
of
the
a the
good
relations between the United States of America and these countries. Who is he to talk of “dire inefficiency” in our police officers?
Were the policemen who saved the lives of the Morgan family some weeks
ago
Don’t
so
you
inefficient?
know
that
this
is not
a country of racketeers or hardened criminals? Don’t you know
that
these
come
a
menace
passerby? Ramey
these
trained We
Field
ferocious
dogs to
all
could
the
innocent
know
there
is
trained
be-
that
a
pack
beasts
in of
is
on
one
opposed
of several year
to
tight
bonds,
and
senators
who
to get
the
our
to
Nacagdoches,
policemen
and
I
peace.
first I thought
sobered
to
the
the seriousness since
it was
than ice.
the
You
all
committed
easier
credit
and
promptly
sets
I would
that
threaten
the
by
none
Superintendent
now
of your
of
of the statement
made
have
the
other
of Pol-
answer
wonderful
most
hundreds
of
to
editorials
burglaries
weekly,
It is frightening should be to the
to me public
the
could
Superintendent
naive
and
so self-centered
make
such
a_
placed before newspaper.
and
remark
the
world
and that be
so
as to that
is
in our
eee
leave | gir dogs in The Rico,
between
degree
the two
than
as
the
by thi8,
editor
were
so-
my
NEXT?
first time I came to Puerto I saw something that made
heart
leap.
I refer to signs
party
wars
of
platforms,
of principle.
a consensus
of
the
im
The
middle
Similar
each
is assisted
by
Los
Ange:
for example,
Republican
of
the
party.
Truce
a no less
noticeable
delegates
clear
to
at
not
con: Nixon,
.
able
running
Angeles
not
greatly
that
Kennedy
loved.
concerning
was
Exactly
the
mate,
personalities
the
two
respected
same
thing
Nixon.
3
Test Will Be In Campainging we are in for a test in which the
be the
Los
Chicago
will be by
at
but
or
traditional
comparative
degree of
i thing
significant
issues.
The
significant
expertness in
campaign-
principals.
a
who. evokes special on the Democratic
liking among the side a man with
Republicans: the personal
there is not appeal of a
Roosevelt. We
shall
all
have
a
great
obligation,
forth
a
time
Because
precepts
religious
in
rights
practicing
guished
of
world
both
therefore,
to
pay
the
politicians,
for
peril.
sets of candidates and
competence
are
because
than
so unusually
both
for
sets
personal
qualified
are
more
appeal,
it
4s
distin-
will
be
the nien disthe ad-
herents
South as well as im the North. And the Keenedy ticket will anti- concede nothing to its opposition—not even Maine and Vef-
of
the
contraception birth
CAP
and
control
would
outlaw
establish
laws,
and
would
impose such laws by force of legislation on those’ whose precepts do not consider birth control a sin or a erime. This includes Catholics as well as non-Catholics. What comes next?—forbidding people of different faiths to congre-
gate in worship or to display nonCatholic
religious
signs
on
their
—as
has
lombia
happened
and
symbols
houses
of
in
and
worship
Spain,
Co-
Italy. rules
conscience
of
their
more
necessary
force,
in-
adherents
ever
before
to
watch
what
they
do
and
say. New
It will be a new tration,
mont.
role a
the
The
ticket
so-called
in
The essential minority party
Kind
Of
Campaign
kind ef campaign
Nixon
this time
will
independent
the
history
problem in terms
a
voter
of
for of
in every sense. For illus
make
genuine
will
our
have
effort
the
most
in
the
decisiy
politics.
Nixon, as the representative registered voters, is to hold
of’ all
the traditional Republicans and to recruit all or nearly all of the independents. and a good many dissatisfied Democrats as well. The
essential
problem
for
Kennedy
spread defection among the Democrats ably well among the independents. In
but in
a word,
long this:
skilled by
than
help |‘
on No
matter
man him
it is to
common who
in the
be
a
slide-rule
sense.
And
is elected,
White
is
we
to
and
prevent
to do
are are
and
any
wide-
~
at least —
campaign,
we
House
short
of
immensely going
to
a highly
shanit
fortunate
have
skilled
a
high
man. to
as Vice-President.
t
POTOMAC FEVER. had eee ee ed
to
abide by the precepts of that faith —and™ not force these precepts Summary of the big Republinompractice of ean show: Rockefeller wrote the the backs of buses proclaimingin en them by ees . And it is words, Nixon wrote the music. Spanish ‘Go to the Church of your them legislative POLICE EFFICIENCY when applied to eee Choice.” I was overwhelmed and doubly offensive Sir: : thought to myself—surely this non-Catholics who profess different Republicans nominate. Dick “As a matter of fact,” said Island, despite its size, is destined precepts. Nixon. They‘re proud of him. Torres, “the efficieney of the. for some measure of greatnessin The histery of the Conquistado- There’s always the hope that of things. In Catholic res in Puerto Rico (as elsewhere) if he wins a second term, he may Police of Puerto Rico is equal the order ia and other counto that of any state or country Spain, turn conservative again. the bigotry of the in the world and better than tries Conquistadores still lingers on, toward a trully wonderful) fulfilimost.” such public manifestatien of “free ment of their aspirations— not the The above quotation is from choice” in religion is, and would least of which is their ability to the San Juan’ STAR, Friday, have been unthinkable. live together in mutual respect July 29, and was made by PolMany ents ot in newlyand love, allowing for diverse ice Superintendent Raméh,. formed i kinds of thinking and diverse kinds rres Braschi. I imagine that a Soar Protest Sr? ma pol | of vies Neile A. Pérez~ San Juan, P. R.
the
of others! How reminiscent of days of the Inquisition when were burned at the stake as senters and non-believers ‘‘to greater glory of God!’’ The
Communism
COMES
from
The voter will, therefore, be left with an unusually difficult problem in deciding hew to choose—assisted far more by his mind than by his heart. There is not this time an Eisenhower
timidation and coercion in many forms. If true Catholics or ‘‘Christjans” of the Catholic faith really believe in fhe strength of their faith then they must rely on the
Carlton Wheatley Rio Piedras, P.R. WHAT
the
try
on
realization
returned
with:
most careful attention to what will be said by -the candidates and to make an ultimate decision based-—upon each person's own final estimate of which ticket would be better for the coun.
as to why we have so many hundreds of accidents and al-
and our
comment
was
ing
Federal
Board of
It
thing
government
this
Reserve
die laughing because the statement is so ridiculous, but then
how they have to be constantly watched and restrained. Now, Mr. Milroy, you better re-
turn
At
render
of
produced
by
will
Policy:
ceiling
policy
to
more
Therefore,
LETTERS CRITIC
distinctions
far
was
money and high interest rates. He fought removal of the interest
tax
recessions
The
liticians, and
the
the
expense
by
works
has
tighter
tried
cold
divergence
and
was
against
now
Kennedy
income,
to
swiftly
conven:
Kennedy, as the Democratic Presidential nominee, arranged a very similar truce as. between the union labor faction of his party and the moderate to conservative faction which is repre sented on the ticket by Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas. So the campaign will be conducted, and its outcome determin: ed, more by technical facts than by sharp collisions on issues, Both top candidates are young, highly able professional. po-
accounts.
year—
political
as the Presidential nominee, made an accommodation both with the left wing, as represented by Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York, and with the Old Guard wing, led by Sen, Barry Goldwater of Arizona.
taxes
of the credit for dividend
tight-
move
the
correspondent
vention
ex-
higher
of “‘loopholes’’,
ing of depletion
growth
each
issues
Kennedy
inflation; the
are
is
to economic
national
To Kennedy, Johnson will give a presumed entree into the South business investment. He has and border states. To Nixon, Henry Cabot Lodge will give the endorsed more liberal depreciation, foreign policy prestige of a man who, as our Ambassador to the laws and called far reduction of United Nations, has dealt ower and over with the Russians. But neither ticket nor platform deeply stirs the emotions, higher-bracket income rates.
achieving the goal. He concurs in the Democratic platform pledge
if
intervention’’
prefer
tax
closing
areas of conflict between the two: Growth:
easier
the
against
case,
is sharp. Nixon favors tax changes which would stimulate growth and
areas and other
vetoed Nixon
Here
‘‘fiseal respon-
use
many
keeping the economy booming and producing more tax revenues. On
bills similar to some President Eisenhower, too. Kennedy them.
responsibilities”
for
stern
One
that tax rises can be avoided by
There is little doubt, for instance, that if the new congress] comes up with education, welfare,
overseas.
stands
as
any
two
les and Chicago finds it diffieult to discern in the coming cam-; paign any clear division of issues or even of personalities as be tween. the two top candidates, -Sen. John F. Kennedy fer the Democrats and Richard M. Nixon for the Republicans. 4
‘‘con-
Kennedy
sibility’;
Ken-
of the
and
in national
or
WASHINGTON—Attending“'
two suggest that Nixon would be slower to favor tax increases for nonsecurity reasons. Kennedy holds
Nixon
in terms
‘“‘liberal’’
men
income, consumption and employment, and higher taxes if need be home
in
By William S. White ®
tions in a row so tires the body, and mind as to leave one a dark brown feeling of spiritual and intellectual hangover.
to deficit spending if national needs conpel a choice. Statements of the
Repub-
Money
-—at
same
the
rapidly
holds,
route
target set at a 5 per cent increase
‘‘national
as
but
money, federal outlays to stimulate to meet
denounces
“‘government
be
voters
average.
that
loose labels, servative.”’
growth. to
the.
much
the
to think
M.
routes
has charged “pretty
to the left of his party” by campaign pressures. But Nixon himself seems to have
However,
Nixon is proud to call himself “conservative—conservative for progress.” On one basic objeetive the two young candidates concur—more
rapid
is:
still stand so far apart on so many issues that many voters are likely
Sen. John F. Kennedy has moved
Richard
Kennedy
fetler, on the lican National
steadily closer to the extreme liberal wing of the Democratic Party in his career of nearly 14 years in Congress.
President
Vice President
about
growth rate, but would be content with 5 per cent annually as an
New York’s Gov. Nelson A. Rocke-
as adbe-
standard bearers is of national economic
Vice
Nixons wants
need
government
pressures, through his concessions pansion. to the liberal platform demands of i Taxes:
GREEN
(®—Other
emergency
greater
TNS
nedy appreach as “growthmanunder the thumb of the labor bos- ship”, leading to inflation and economic collapse. He ses” on welfare and spending is- inviting sues, and is being pushed ‘“‘far denied that Russia is overhauling
and
the
principal
STERLING
The that
issues
campaign,
other
spending.
Here
butter
coming
or
requires
What about budget and government spend-
Taxes
lie
war
the
rate for the U.S.
Will Becide Voters —
AWWW
Nixon And Kennedy Disagree On National Economic Policy
Secret preview of Dick Nixon’s
on
is
E
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New ae
te
;
first campaign. go to Rome.”
pledge: +
“I shall i
2
Tough choice in November. You’re not sure Kennedy can
fill Eisenhower’s shoes, and you are not sure Nixon ean kéep from wearing them out, 1 ;
es
Q-—-Which
largest Kennedy
is
political
the
country’s
party?
A—The
family.
_
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Dowry:In the_old days; | Was one’ of ‘the: mere atte
angles Prete
vabout
a
me
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SAN
JUAN
STAR
Wittiam
§.
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Wittem
J.
Keancdy
every
Published .
Tuesday,
August
iW
2, 1960
Jean. Paerte Lice lanpaccial Batidiags Manasiag
morning except Sunday at San Juan, Siar Publishing Corporation
P. R
Kditor
by the
; By WELLIAM L. RYAN YORK (AP)—Pravda has disclosed
NEW
Beard Garaner Cowles, Chairman of the A Zerbe. Executive Vice President Jem
that
the Communist
sive
campaign
The
world is preparing a mas-,
to coincide
with
the
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hot
war.
worry now,
about
in
. Frying
advance
helpers
terday by the Police Department which announced tha’
the
wrecked
Congo,
summit
The Soviet
in
the
Cuban
will
campaigns
the
Stalin
Pravda tion”
be
at
quarrel
reminiscent
moments
era.
The
of
has
the
of
from
published
executive
a
FIRST
handle
bureau
business”
“unfinished
which
their
was
in
the
slam
car-
atthe
US.
foreign
“violations
advantage
of
territory,
of
and
sovereign-
situations
like
and the Congo. Chinese Recalcitrant
Chinese,
weakens
who
the
“Indeed,” the people
still breathe
world
he
fire on
Communist
move-
continued, “the struggles defense of world peace
in
(meaning,
translated
talk,
the
drive
now
faced
to
with
precedentedly
World
in_the
from
Communist
expand
an
excellent
favorable
double
Communism)
are
situation
un-
to them.”
; In short, the Chinese seem to be demanding from the more cautious Russians much More
aggressiveness
in
grabbing
at
existing
opportunities.
governorship,
as
a
that
I intend
M.
to
Rivera
Bayamén,
GO
Sir:
give
working
P.R.
the
Baldorioty
de
mind
a
thought
that
often
seem
that
the
persons
with this program using the modern
to keep
charged
might consider equipment that
them
clean.
dito!
The picture in your Wednesday issue of five (5) street sweepers
TODAY'S
for any
nor of
BEST
Charles San
H.
Juan,
Reid P.
R.
FROM
EUROPE
a
as
8
being,
human
ac-
ours
of
society
this
be
to
want
I
if
I
which
am
100%. has
Church
Catholic
the
Now
entered the political arena, and I have begun to wonder if the
will also -
rights of members of other sects,
should the CAP emerge victorious, would not be in jeopardy. Could there really be separation of Church and State? I) don't
It is a brief, golden ophistory for its congres-
know,
I
just
wonder. hap-
you
(Ferré)
Luis,
Den
per to be a Catholic. You have done plenty in behalf of the
Please
Church.
Catholic
and
There is some speculation outside Cuba, and pos-
sibly within that stricken country, about ' ness of, and the nature of Dictator Fidel Castro’s illIt was reported originally as a lung infection, ness.
.
A
,B2
Tae"
you
The
bishops
much
to
They
for.
be may
feel like rewarding you somehow, let’s say, politically, They
Whether it was that or a bullet or a
knife wound may be known some day. Meanwhile, we do hope that Fidel doesn’t turn the control of Cuba Fidel is bad ‘over to his hare-brained brother Raat
to
grateful
the serious-
have
priests
followers to cast their votes for you, on religious grounds. And
they may expect, should you j + at
‘elected,’ that’ i
you": wih’ ook
4
Rudi Facke
be}
e)e
oy x
8-2
“This
model is. very handy.in traffic jems.” eee
oc-
After spending millions of dol lars building modern super highways in Puerto Rico, it would
guarantees
Catholic, member
Cas-
curs to me and perhaps to others.
it takes
MODERN
on
tro Avenue post parade mess brings to
above
Juan
religion.
of
by
cepted
for all good men to come to the -
enough for this hensphere.
declara-
be-
to
willing
things,
other
diplomatic
that is.
or pneumonia.
nuc-
other religious sect. I happen to be an agnostic, and as such, do know that I must be quite
sional prodigality and excessive consideration for the “welfare of the people,” the largest number of voters,
Raul,
should
I’m not a that matter,
when the voter pulls the curtain shut and lowers the boem on one or the other party. What is not approved,
Not
we
freedom
For what is approved between next week and Sept. 1, when the session hopes to adjourn for the heat of
aid of their particular cause. portunity that should make
vote
I will
ticket.
democracy,
among
lated into votes at the polls.
Now is the time
(a
on
all
takes
Cuba Red
vote a straight Republican ticket. However, should my suspicions come true, I SHALL NOT.
a
my life, if necessary, to protect our democratic system, which,
Los
vote money for just about everything that can be trans-
or what is vetoed by President Eisenhower, be remembered en voting day.
tension
I said
an
myself
Republican believe
do
|{or
this brief session of Congress with golden potentialities. It will be an answer to the prayers of every pressure It will be an opportunity voting group in the U.S.A. for them to lay it on the line, to get the politicians to
will be remembered
of
of
Christi
come the 5ist state of the Union. And we probably will. I’m all
What happened in Los Angeles and Chicago loads
the national campaign,
of
coexistence.” The Soviet terms.
elecvote.
general my first
voter,
independent
to
on Nov.
reap
to
while
consider
I
Although
postponed
conventions
crisis
is
of
VOTE
In the coming tions, I will cast
Days
while the politicians held Angeles and Chicago.
weapons
true Catholic, rather than a good
I
week
other
‘general
Sir:
It should be given
in another
banning
LETTERS
straight
convene
of
extreme
among
good except the burglar.
will
weapons,
_in taking: advantage of current opportunities, like the one in Cuba. The chief Chinese delegate of the World Peace Council’s bureau carefully pointed out to his Red colleagues that events in Africa and Cuba have left the United States “at a loss” to meet such situations.
with
intense
intention
will be, once again, “peceful long-range aim is peace on
a good chance to operate with the hope that it will, in time, wipe out an industry that does nobedy any
Congress
pro-
of flights of planes
nations
which
States
Council of- Peace, a Kremlin instrument totally dominated by Communists. The theme
We welcome the patrol system plan and we hope The police the public will give it every co-operation. against tion protec e provid must and can department departthe ng staffi is it this burglary crime wave. and cal practi rs appea plan The that. just do to ment
The
of
the international scene and seem still to fear that even talk of negotiations with the United
of the AmerRussians, the
its practitioners.
The Golden
any
of the Red
conference.
drive
psychological advantage in international affairs.
avaiiwhich deserve more because of population, wealth the industry
in
the United States, the incidents ican planes shot down by the
Thus people with
it should be workable and effective.
program
These plans, however, apparently have failed to meet with the unqualified approval
ments on the werld stage, such as the explosion
Last weekby the citizens of the metropolitan area. 57 rewith rs burgla local for nd weeke “fair” a end, of 71, nd weeke us previo perted burglaries after the should nity commu this what of excess in far still was have, in all fairness to cities like London and New Yori with
a
for.
notes that expanding
ment. The Chinese still give the impression they believe the Kremlin is not bold enough
All of which should be anticipated with satifaction
experience
of
those
weak or frightened
pressures on reluctant,
telephones will be able to get police protection fast. soon Those without telephones can get to the street, as a or lman patro a and ed, depart have rs as the burgla patrol car should be in sight within minutes.
longer
ty.”
conditions in each country: rallies, conferences, campaigns, collections, of signatures, constant
‘the long-delayed police patrol system for the metro° politan area will go into effect Sept. 1. The planned operation will place a patrol car never in the more than 10 minutes from any -trouble spot area. It will be staffed by 443 patrolmen, 68 sergeants, It will be on seven commanders and several officers. Constantly roving patrel cars duty 24 hours a day. will be directed to crimes by radio the moment a call
nuclear
nuclear
bases
to local
method at their disposal according
of
condemnations
a
United thet is will deluge frontsun Comm use every will s. eal Nations with appThey
industries, burglary,
yment which has registered a steady increase in emplo times. ult diffic for d heade is ever the last two years, yesThat is not our prediction, but the promise made
able, and
for
conference of all the nations of the world
Industry?
comes into headquarters at 6-6000.
looking
defense alert system), prohibition of intelligence plane flights (taking advantage of the spy-plane incident), an end to all military
through-
a demand
about
will revolve
This
One of our fastest-growing
advances
lear tests, prohibition
a
election ef the Presidential | C2™paien in the United States,
News Analysis
Khrushchev’s
Doomed
It
destruction
atmosphere has been heated
sufficiently to cause
” out the world are preparing a new offensive.
A
evidently
paganda which includes these demands: A worldwide disarmament conference,
United States. Possessions. Territories 4 Mes 3 Mes. 6 Mos. i Qe. $2.0 $ 71.00 $14.08 $ 3.00 $142.00
declaration,
ward to years of cold war jitters, recent events favor the cause of
Tel. 33400
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:
Communist World Preparing Offensive In Political Tactics
—
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SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, August 2, 1960
NASA Outlines Plans For Space Exploration By
VERN
HAUGLAND
WASHINGTON
for
manned
ploration
'and
and
of
unmanned
the
Venus
moon,
flights,
NASA’s
ex:
for
for
| space stations have lined by the National
Aeronautics
can inflict. Another relatively little known program involves development
(AP)—Plans
of unmanned
Mars
been Space
size
outand
report
on
is similar to
one
Senate
nautical
and
mittee the
to
the Space
a year
ago.
many
more’
Aero-
But
it brings
up
to
projects
on
the
previously
an-
nounced, and discloses newer programs.
a
Vice President, when son
was
on
his
way
by Sen. Lyndon
Harry
B.
Truman,
Johnson,
left,
the
checks:
Democratie
the
size
of
candidate
a
for
Johnson stopped over in Kansas City to talk with Truman. John-
to
meet
with
John
Kennedy.
(AP
.
pressurized
7
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data
WEAL OF TH PUERTO | RICO PUERTO RICO WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY: COMMONWEALTH
OF
:
PUERTO
NOTICE
Caparra Heights Urbanizacion Bechara Water
The
Authority
said
agency
trating
must
by mov-
in space
information
ways from
cabins,
is
and
structural
find
meteroids
particles
The
needed the
cury
to
astronaut
before
he
orbit
of
af.
that
The
the
a Mer-
into
trouble
get
his
first
earth.
first
Mercury
astronaut
is to be launched next year into an orbit 120 miles above the earth, at a speed of 17,500 miles an hour. His first flight is plan-
ned
for
and
one-half
“If
there
orbits,
are
early
four
for
some
indications
impossible
then
or
hours.
the
that be
three
terminate
they
disclosed
should
completes
the
more
on
also
planning
orbit,
damage
large,
material
report
NASA’s
pene-
but
a
antenna
of
flight
reason
it
would
to
complete
immediate the
flight
en,’ NASA rockets would
dur-
stages
one
action
will be
to tak-
said. Retrograde key the process.
Lodge: The Man Who Answers The Kremlin By MILTON BESSER UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
has
been
section of De Diego and Central avenues. _ All of our customers in the above sections, may transact their business with the Authority at the new address.
he can nogotiate with the Russians (#—
Henry Cabot Lodge, the handsome 57-year-old diplomat picked as Richard Nixon’s running mate, is best known to millions of Americans as the man who talks back to the Russians. In the eight years he has been the chief spokesman for the United States at the United Nations, his picture has appeared hundreds of
moved to Avenida Central No. 1312, Caparra Terrace Commercial Center, near the inter-
RAFAEL V. Executive
obtain
caused
particles
of
metal-plastic
ing
prevent
Reparto Monferrey Urbanizacion Borinquen _Reparto Metropolitano (Blocks 34, 35 and 36)
Resources
to
consist dish-type
space.
hour.
designers
The Puerto Nuevo Office of the Puerto Rico
punctures’
of this
looks like a chewint-gum wrap per, folded into a small packagé |for launching, and inflated in
ing at speeds up to 160,000 miles an
CUSTOMERS IN Caparra Terrace
cylinders
on
meteoroids—tiny
TO ELECTRIC SERVICE Puerto Nuevo
thin
One of the early scouts, NASA said, will carry aloft the 160
Photo.)
satellite
they,
well
as
talk
The newest this side of
back
to them.
|
accomplishment on the ledger is the
negotiation of an agreement which brought the Russians into a new
U. N. committee of outer
on peaceful
use:
space.
f
He proved his ability as ia negotiator also in helping break the deadlock over admission of néw
times in newspapers and his words
members in 1955, in obtaining the Suez cease-fire in 1956, and in
and actions recorded vision cameras.
tele-
creating the U. N. emergency force in the Middle East.
Virtually on the eve of his selec-
Strong Running Mate When Lodge’s name was first mentioned as a possibility for the
tion
in
Chicago
the
United
he
States
before
was
defending
in
the
U.
N.
Security
Council
against
Soviet
Charges
that
S.
Air
Force
shot
down
U.
reconnaissance
by a Soviet
plane
fighter July
a spy mission. Uses Colorful
In
that
debate
1 was on
° Language
he
again
used
the strong, colorful language he has employed. in talking baek to the Russians. He told the council Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily V. Kuznetsov “‘thinks nothing of insulting
URRUTIA Director
as
the integrity of the representatives sitting in this council, and integrity of ‘the governments
the for
vice
presidential
nomination
people here agreed strong
He
running
is
a
mate
man
mést
he would for
of
be a
Nixon.
tremendous
physical energy and can be pected to speak powerfully
often for the His youthful
Republican appearance
the fact he is seven father.
He
will
lock
welcome
horns
Kennedy,
times
the
again
exand
cauége. belies a grand{
chance ‘to
with
John
F.
who defeated him in the
race for the Senate in Massachusetts
in
1952,
and
battled
his
way
Democratic presidential which all you gentlemen speak. . . to the we are certain that an honest and nomination. Incidentally, both are thorough
consideration
of the facts
Harvard
can lead but to one conclusion—that the Soviet a lawless
government has taken action and tries to
camouflage
it with reckless talk.’
Can a8
ee
Pe
But.Lodge
Also Negotiate
has.proven. also. that
graduates.
He will no doubt pepper his campaign as
bull
speeches
with
“‘hornswoggle”’
story”
that
such
and
he
phrases
“cock-and-
h&s
used
}egainstthe Soviet Union, . 4
ii
nates
hat given to him
President
after
larger dish-shaped solar energy collecter 30 feet in diameter; They would be made of a very
The launching vehicle would be a four-stage scout rocket, one of four of these vehicles to be used in the next two years to launch four scientific probes to altitudes of from 5,000 to 10,000 miles.
’
Texas
HEADS—Former
require
the bottom, a tank-like radiator above it fastened to an even
For example, one is a plan to fire 160 pressurized cylinders, each about the size of a beer can, into orbit around the earth in a special meteoroid experi-
POLITICAL
erected
would
ungainly
few
ment.
large
shape
unmanned
It
date,
detail
awkward
satellites,
their
type “may be used in the near future to relay communications or make weather observations,* NASA said.
Sciences com-
developments
contains
An
its
scientific programs made
and
because
that they be are in orbit.
Administration. 430-page
erectable
+erectable
manned
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clubs.
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discards in dummy se that decta-
rer did not have to worry abeut any diamond finesse. East boldly returned the queen of diamonds. Now put yourself in South’s shoes. Wouldn’t
you
assume
that
East
South showed his dia- had a singleton queen of dia suit and North rebid three monds? Of course, you would and
no trump. South did not feel that his hand was suitable for play at no trump and bid four diamonds and North property bid four spa-
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South.
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his
hand
des. Even though North had better diamonds than spades, a game
East returned a heart er a2 ctub. South could take his three dis
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and
teek the kmg
laid
down
the
ace and king of spades. Net result—dewn one. Suppose that
at spades only required ten tricks. | eards and then play a trump te requires his ace. Dummy would be enter-
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South
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, August 2, 1950
AMBASSADOR: 4
Night
Oss
to
GRAND:
Fe
Change)
Hi7
is not
Remember
Missile
Monster,
Dead.
Notorious
Mr.
Monks HOLIDAY: Soleman and Sheba LORRAINE: Rise and Fall ef Legs Diamond
MATIENZO: Ayer Amargo METRO: The Gazebe METROPOLITAN:
MUSIC
HALL:
PM. NEW
Beo
The
FBI
Angelites
PARAMOUNT:
Tempest
RIVIERA:
Perry,
dramatie
Story
Caso
Adolescente,
Cat
del
on
at
de
10;00
a Hot
Tin Rpof
om
the
Run
SUPER DRIVE IN: Summer Place PARADISE: Auntie Mamie, Gigantis the Fire
Monster CAPARRA AZTECA: Les Tres Limpio
TERRACE Vivales, A
PUERTO
CORC
Headed
It Started With a of the Marie Deare
FLLLES:
Sold
The
H
Man,
Spy,
Gun-
Kiss,
The
The
Herse
s
BAYAMON
IN‘ERNATIONAL DRIVE and the Magie Fountain, Gut
IN: Tarzan The Wayward
PONCE
FUX
DELICIAS:
RICO: La Nosotros
act
of
wildly ‘Carmen”
House.
As the curtain fell, gypsy-garbed Blanche Thebon spun around to leave the stage. Then she saw the
chorus
moving
determinedly
could decide what te do, seized her. Hoisting her
it’s
stage
At
with
she
the opera’s
stood
up
on
the
Romanian
Even
audience
beat
the
high
90's.
Artists being
*p.22°
That right
happened before
country
she
for
musical
two
a
returned
comedy
Now
you’re
Of
thinking
it
en
at
in
ministry weeks
New
New
Matinee
Including
Nightly
Regular
Everyday
Hetidays
PM.
8: P.M
Prices Ne
Seats
Availmbie
Waiting
COBIAN'S THEATRES
Pr Seton
sae
3:00
SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT
Pictures
TODAY
Show 2nd
"ro".
start
week
1:50
P.M.
- Successful
Silvana
rue
Mengane
“TEMPEST”
‘“‘The
Metropolitan
orehestras
she
says,
and
domestic
vitally
both
for
LORRAINE - 12 M,
have what
MUSIC HALL 3355 1:50
Show Starts - 4:29 - 6:44 - 9:30 3rd Week James Stewart
“THE FBI STORY” Preview
Jack
Tonight
gram,’’
Weeb
(IS NOT DEAD” TO REMEMBER”
HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M. Lollobrigida
“SOLOMON
-
explains.
‘‘And
Yul
AND
Brymner
RIALTO-SAN JUAN
ment mere far dellar.
could
be
done,
a
dollar
Since 1954 Miss Thebon has been spending her vacations performing
around
ANTA South
the
world
under~
the
aegis: Iceland, Central and America, Russia (the first
American
appear),
woman
the
Far
opera
singer
East,
to
Europe,
and most recently Yugoslavia Romania. “Maybe the way I feel
and has
James Garner “UP
SUPER DRIVE-IN 3:3 “A SUMMER
PLACE”
For Classified Ads CALL , Tel. 3-8254
(Listings Subject Te Change) (Pregrams listed WKAQ- (2)
accerding
WAPA-(4)
BLANCHE
Tuesday,
August
11:00— (4) Petote y Fileomeno 11:30—(4) (ib
2,
Telefiesta de la Tarde The Big Picture
12:00—(11) En Rojo, Azul y Blanco 1:38—(4) “Un Cielo Desierte” 3:45—(2) Cortos Musicales
{ - <1, "* woumeseewqupamul i
of the
for
have
misery,
government
been
cut
from
tary.
“My
parents
Sweden and retpendously
privilege of sponsibilities
Claude Rains’ WEST actor
admit it.
voting and the reof -citizenship. I've
Rains,
Claude
But honestly
with
San
for
waving
and
now,
2
Pa.
Rains,
wife
has
of by
you
2
of | year-old actor once locked
(11)
radio
Rico
its
the
goahead
statien—and 34th
standard
station—with
the
I approval in Wasington this week
(#—Mrs.| Chester county court that the '70-
fifth
get
first
broadcasting
what’s
a flag
German
its
Puerto
Fifth Wife Gets Divorce
es
CHESTER,
Jamber
from}
I was brought: up| wrong impressed with the! leve?’”’ 2
Agi
came
34th For Puerto Rico
THEBOM -..as Baba the Turk
something to do with being a first; generation American,” ponders]
her out
been/of their home.
a
broadcast Jose Soler
application filed of San German.
Eugene charge of
Klein, engineer in the Federal Commu-
nications
Commission
Caribbean,
for
the
said yesterday
FCC
approval of the San German tion marks the first fer
granted a divorce, after testify-| She said also that Rains told “city of the hills.” In addition
die ities in theit marriage of less her to go to work because he was than
six months.
broke and that during their miar-
Mrs. Rains, a Bryan Mawr CoJ-}Tiage he gave her only $9.40 for lege
music
5:45—(@
te Innguage) WIPR—(6) WKBM-—
a
First Radio Station;
teacher,
testified
im‘
groceries.
6:00—(2) «®
$-)
(ey
Tefecarteons Sheena
television
eight
station
stations
stations
on
; for
the
San
Ger-
have
mot
yet
been
25@ watts,
and _night
license.
on
a day
‘| creasing the power of that station, The increase, which will
:20-@e sparen, Braves Hand
kilocycles.
"| Washingte: m Thursday approved changes at WNEL in Caguas in-
““Seraya”
(4) Lock Up, Film (6) Adventuring in the
are four FM
and
At the same time, the FCC in
od Tle
“VidaEa El Pasede” Ronda Social Ultima Bora y Cartelera Cultural
> 7:00—(2)
AM)
assigned. It will operate at 1090
Arriba el Telon
interes
said there
man
@) France and De Gaulle (21) Club de Serruchito 6:15—(2) Titulares
6:30-() «®
te 33 standard(
stathe
stations now in operation, Klein the island. Call letters
TELEVISION
PERISCOPE”
“GIRL IN THE RUN”
Beaches, Boats pools are doing
San German To Get
pro- the onetime Canton, Ohio, secre-|been called a flagwaver,
like
about
from 4 toto6 p. m.
agreements.”
crash diet, it is completely unrealistie. With a permanent depart-
AMBASSADOR — 12/M.
Gina
she
of
Most employes now work from 8 a. Mm. to noon, go home for a Siesta during the hottest part of the day and then finish up work
opinion
crasif
A
ice water
eight to six a day until autumn.
level with have for
a
business.
equivatent
hours
employes
The ANTA (American Natienal Theater and Academy) international exchange program, administered in ceoperation with the State Department, operates on a year to year basis.
is
islands
plum or pineapple juice cents. A good case of
working
Pregram
“Everything
#36"!
“OSS 117 “A_NIGHT
Anta
the
73 cents an hour. To alleviate some
matters isn’t the same all,’’ she says. ‘We don’t
negotiating exchange
safety
from other traffic
luxury of renting a boat for about
being
efficiency.
anything on a other countries
the
record business. Beaches are jammed. A few Chinese can afford the
“Our undersecretary of state for cultural thing at
long
ing noodies. Pools, Swimming
the
necessary,
foreign
For
dysentery costs nothing. For other palates there are peanuts, pickled eggs and .steam-
liked. Respect is more important than liking: and respect is always built by cultural matters.” A permanently established de partment of culture in the U. S.
is
the
for
“But Americans seem to put their worst foot forward overseas.
government
of
a penny, for 7-%
she
with
one
sells
that are as fine as any
obsessed
particular.
do a thriving
anywhere.
they’re
more
of lemon-flavored
any-
is
Cot
glass
finest opera company in the world. We have two or three symphony
And
For
PARAMOUNT
insists.
by
to dress light
stands
of culture to help spread
the word that Americans are thing but Philistines. “We don’t brag enough,’
the
such as pedicabs and oxearts. Soft drink verdors with portable
York, the week in Romania only strengthened her conviction that what this ceuntry needs is a Last
in
accornpanied
Sefa,
dividing motor
Culture
over
and
stouthearted there are the delights of an outdoor “‘hotel’’—any spot
in Sacramento.
Ministry
of the ordinary The only way to
heat—regularly
Mat,
this
fling
prickly
All you need is a mat spread out on the sidewalk in front of yeur home, or a sofa er cot if
ago,
to
successful
sizzling,
and sleep outdoors.
don-
months
the
stifling humidity—is
Guild
prima
craze.
an electric fan is far be-
the
cheer
fashion
yond the means pocketbook here.
gave a dinner for her. And equally unheard of, the Romanian Carmens
all about
from
Star. Crowds to the hotel.
to
Opera blocks
mew
sticky heat. The heat -wave this summer is the werst in years. .
applause.
end,
seats
Metropolitan followed her
The
and
a
are simply trying to find
relief
the men to their
nas and begged the tall, shapely diva to stay and teach them her realistic interpretation.
Parisienne
METROPOLITAN
shouts
not
People
toward her in a body. The chorus close in. Before
forgot
Tonka Fajardo
PLERTO PARAISO:
second
shoulders, they paraded around the
NUEVO
KRESTO DENIA: Two men From Laredo
MARTI: Wreck
Sahilazo
MILLER (®—The
crashed to a close in the Bucharest. Opera
Una
Trapecie
S4N JUAN Up Periscope, Girl RIG PIEDKAS
RIALTO:
By JOY YORK
NEW
Gur
Prevwiew (30) BROADWAY: EI
Met Opera Star Blanche Thebom Taipei Advocates A Ministry Of Culture To Paj
sea singe el
Subject
Arts
10:00- (2) (4)
Noticias y Deportes Album de les Recuerdos
ap“You
Only Live Once”
_
(Film)
go into effect upon completion of a ‘new. transmitter, wil o
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BANN JUAN STAR '— Tuesday, August 2, 1960
SHE
17
ts
|Our Manin San Juan
Pie
By Al Dinhofer
*
a
ae
8
.
Three Weeks #fter the first proposal: for the formation of a Cinema’ Club of Puerto Rico, Our Man has of confidence from mise to join a film
tiful
received over 300 votes San Juaneros. They — pro- club devoted to britiging
Also,
p-m.
of the Puerto Rico. Industrial Co. PRIDCO has offered assis-
help’in
mustering
support
frem
Kicaheriya, 9 hus-
band and wife team; begin a two-week engagement tonight at. the Condado
HotePs Fiesta
. Room.
‘The
missus
tap dances and Sefior ‘ Kimberly plays accordion. Showtime: 16:30
OFF
and
sums
By Chuck New — -
Dear
from
of St. Thomas,.
and
New
good
mgr.
at
the
Caribe
over
and
as
nags
me
night
about
committee
Sect'y
like
: suggest
to
wee
of
the
members:
soliciting
new
The
one
latest
'
original
the
1 will support
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will
excellent
faithful
its
activities
in
art
movies
Garbo’s
as
such
movies
thea-
R.
Abella
Hernandez
Santurce
ning
industrial
ovet
the
posed Cinema Club of Puerto Rico.)
a
AH
those
Club beau-
4187,
support
Juan,
P.
and
the
mail Juan
San
The
Juan,
San
San
to
PROMPTly,
below In
Man
willing
propo-
Club are requested to fill in the it to:
Our
STAR,
Box
R.
A Vote of Confidence In The Proposed
a non-partisan,
non-profit film
club
in Sah
specifically
1 can
Juan.
. proposed
This club.
It does form is merely a head-count pledge. time. this at money no | om enclosing
not
obligate
me
to
join
the
NAME
PHONE
Ad-
committees needed
=a
father.
i
father, Prince Vittorio Massimo, since
his
parents
separated
two
years ago. The Prince was award-
ed ‘custody pending the outcome of
individual Separation suits. Early last’ month Miss Addams requested custody of the boy, sayjng there-were. new facts justifying fing the change in custody.
J
pro-
the
as
such
organizations
non-profit
to
to handle
ee ee toe Lewis E. e Jo (AP)—Comedian
in four Broadway for
the
musicals being
fall
season.
“The musical I Jike best is, I
think, a honey,” he explained. “But, I don’t think I am tempera-
mentally suited for it. The story concerns a horse player who keeps
this
winning
winning
at the
streak
tracks,
breaks
eS RADIO
Te
and
up
his system of playing the horses.
He always’ plays his horses to lose, but. when he accidentally
| got ‘a winner, it pays such long
‘that “he ‘pays off his losses
Ke
7:30 — WHOA - Sports 7:45— WHOA — News 8:00- WFItD-FM- Rise
&
WRIO- Disc Jockey
$:30—-WAPA—Club 9:00 @
-
BR.
Musi¢
One
Music
-Sports Caravan
6:30-
- Dining
9:009:30—
Matinee
4:00-WHOA -Molly & Movies 4:30-WHOA- Roy Godes Show WRIO~ Festival de Cuerdas
Sperts
News
6:15—WWWW WWWW
WAPA-
WIPR ~ Concert - Music for Listening 2:00 - WFID-FM WAPA-Discoteca Popular 2:35— WHOA - Variety with Vic 3:15-WFID-FM-P.
and
Music
Club
680
8:15- WFID-FM — Nocturnal 8:30- WWWW - Varieties
Hipico
680
12:30 - WHOA - Post Time 1:00-— WHOA — Music. for
-News
WFID-FM - Dining Music 7:00- WHOA - Antilles Program 7:30-WRIO-— Music For Many 8:00 - WWWW - Music for ‘Everyone WRIO- Hi-Fi Nocturnal
Ko
WHOA - Terry’s House -WKYN-—Morn Melodies
12:00~WKYN - Musical
SS
WKYN -Financial
Shine
9:30-WHOA— General Store 10:00- WFID-FM -Latin American
.
WWWW
Change)
WKYN-630 Ke WRIO - 1320 Keo WHOA - 1400 Ke
WAPA-680 Tuesday, August 2, 7:00—WRIO—Musica y Noticias _
Jor E. Lewis has. offers"to star
prepared
ond correspondence.
eee
WENA-—1,500
Broadway Musicals YORK
funds, records,
. (Listings Sabject WIPR-»40 Ko WFID-FM-95.9 Me WWW -1520 Keo
Four SougByht NEW
all
available
made
are
they
as
from
films
educational
and
world
ation k if you can devote some time to one of the executive or administr ——__——Chechere
:
plan
do
We
ABELLA:
MR.
TO
(NOTE
to the memte have extra showings—free bership—of film classics such as those you mention. We also hope to screen prize-win-
plea that her son be taker from the custody. of his Italian
_
large
other
and
York
New
to
and
American
exhibited
idea count
may
You
extend
old
of in
refer
I
your
enthusiastic
frequently
ROME: (#—A Rome tribunal has British actress Dawn
the
commercial
1 (or each of us) would be willing to pay an member (s). assure the club —— once ennuol membership. fee of $10: to $15 to see at least eight to 10 foreign film showings, e @ month, in a comfortabl theater.
yd odFile CustPlea By British Actress . villa,|dams’
Since
a
Club...
Club
museums,
or
not
Dear Sirs:
popular bachelors to go is Henry “Jeff” Joffrey, who weds lovely Sue Biely: of California this Saturday. Jeff is the Alcoa terminal superintendent in “San Juan.
rejected
$1.25
Cinema Club of Puerto Rico
active of
showing
Martinez,
on
very
the
are
blank
and
SS Se eee
are
still
ee ee ae ae nnn
25 members, only 16 are left, so they
a
sed Cinema
that the are many
*
Luis
member.
ee
Out
(fresh absence
ees
Sir:— I would
the
or such fascinating classics Veil,” “Painted Heights” and “Camille.” as “Wuthering
there’s
yourself
were
is
Cinema
exhibition
cities.
Rus-
-
Consider
HAL:
TO
get
-won’t have
will be no commercials.)
a
hope
the
ters
Santurcs
Club
sure
—
finally
MARTINEZ:
Club
life. .
Treas. They tell me they have an emergency.
the
see-
(this
and
Anyway,
SF
Kellaher
all).
get some travel shorts. There
se ee as president, Dick as V. P., Wolfgang Wedemeyer as. 2nd V. P. with
John
Indian,
life, and my wife
‘ Dear
Hilton
the week-end
York)
(NOTE
. | Hotel... The Bachelor club held its
meeting
them
cinematic
Cinema
Eli-
zabeth Hotel there. Pedro is an ass't
include
French,
‘
hotel training
course at the Hilton’s Queen
the
quit
films
Italian
and
Japanese
to slight
have
am
Dinhofeér:
as
which
We're therefore with you. We'd be glad to execute, administrate, publicize or. drive ~a loudspeaker truck down De Diego Ave. Hurrah for the Cinema Club of Puerto Rico! F Hal Underhill,
Sandra and Pedro de Aldrey, with one-year-old daughter, Michele, are_leaying in September for Montreal, where Pedro will take a three-month
of
I
Man:—
good
MISS
Congratulations
to
sian—let’s
will enter Kent State in February.
Mr.
me
I
we
they
2
Dear
member.
a cultural lag in my -
TO
there
on
is not
A,
venture,
-films.
but
if
p.m.,
Cinema
versity of Puerto Rico. An offer of assistance
smoking
7
(NOTE
large
has also been made by a professional ; movie projectionist. And here’s what the mail says:
Our
that
I
members.
Santures
creating
ing
State University in Ohio. Terry is the son of Wilfred and Marga-
ret Mcleod
foreign
at
for
I can’t quit
|
of
trust
To date the Cinema Club has the. cooperation of the Puerto Rican Institute of Culture, the Ateneo’s Cifie-Club, and the Uni-
p.m,
THE CUFF
shipment
I
which
the
Provi
commercial ~ enterprises, and. the. cooperation “of its New York ‘offices in obtaining and expediting
to
interest
It seems to me that a commercials. movie doesn’t justify such a situation.
tance in establishing the Cinema Club of Puerto -Rieo through its organizdtional knowhow, its
ones
of
to stand the commercials they show there. The other night I got into a movie at 6:30
The best offer yet has been received from
the offices Development
interesting
be
foreign films at the Matienzo, we
world
the
the. finest filmcraft from all’ over to our local sereen.
and
would
Loe ee
eS
adhg
Cinema Club Notes
j
WWWW
- Music Just For You —Melodic Moments
10:00 - WRIO - WFID-FM - Stereo » WHOA -Hit Parade 10:30-WHOA-LP Parade
Hour
WAPA - Serenade 11:00 - WRIO - Hi-Fi Serenade 11:05- WHOA - Midnight Matinee >
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COOLING
Cz
ass
4
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, August 2, 1960 .
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Hato
Rey,
turce, Rioavailable Piedras for Payment Money first mortz Investment
properties.
or write 2353
Box
729.
Call
:
APARTMENTS
COMPLETELY apartment
as.
Roosevelt. FOR
for
gentleman.
and mountains. Three gowntowa Rie Piedras.
2-0911|
“interior
porch,
twe
(one air conditioned), servamt’s quarters. | 53.
:
2
gewr-:
machine,
water
heater. screens, tele-
65th
Infantry
studio | derful
Screens,
instaftatien.
Rey.
- Phone 60645. =
| Cub.
light. | 2517
Best
Telephone
Read.
Three
bathroom,
re-
6.3837.
bath, garage
bedrooms,
2525
two
baths,
living,
dimins,
large
pdt eae gd tr ll bedroom apartment. Immediate _occup- | 520%
ne
cnre
ette
AVAILABLE
FURNISHED
apartment
for
one
oc
LOTS
bedreoms,
kitchen,
and
living,
i kitchen. | fuity furnished
twe
persons.)
2-81.38.
servant’s
room
ample yard.
and
Park
beachfroat
Boulevard.
with
84
GOUSES
residence on
three
SALE
high
FOR
Se
bedrooms,
pe
vest.
s
84 | 2500
24273
2521
=BEST
Second
motigage
$6.00,
5
years.
working
ee
a
aa
.
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— | special living area, Utilities completely equipped | ggg“
iia- | kitchen,
er entrar
il ly) ~ Servos
5
One
cabinets.
Carport,
balcony,
irconditioned.
Bs.
FURNISHED 39 Mayaguez
big
patio,
and
3
Sl
near
Beach,
University
television.
Reat
| Rosa
$200.
gar- | 2-3531.
&
mer
&-1556_
Never
sale,
BH
on
2
5
-
bathrooms,
and
FUBNISSED screened | room beautiful Vaciatalega | mortgage; .
Beca
fer
de
oe
picnics.
information
Salvador.
6:30.
a
Cangrejos | only.
mosthiy | 3-8755.
equipped
oa
Maria.
ter.
Call
camect.
maid's
lecated
Rio
ia
this
telephone,
etc.
82 | 2472
reservations.
$350.
servant’s
Cali 2.8138.
Call
with kitchenette.
STORES
quarters. | from
Beauty
FOR
Piedras.
Good restaurants | weekly, monthly rates. Breakfast served. | corner Cacique, Samturce.
Box 2152 ates
Puerto
Isla
Verde.
Juan,
ANIILLES GUEST
SALE
OR
LOT meters.
phone
(RFD
ie vce
—
an
1, | 2394
Rico.
ocean
view.
Rooms
service
w
Building, Ponce de Apartment 401-402,
Leéa | Cacique Mrs | 2140
UF | (8
HUUSE
Guest
Ashiord
and aur
All
residential
Avenue,
efficiency screened
conditioning
section
semi-private bathe.
and
guided 27927
Condado.|
Near
Best
Maid|
water.
Rote!
One
Some}
$7.50
and|
minute
\sclude
Beach — facilities | Road.
single,
ites
1490 ISL\ND
ne. in
Beach
Soteis
Personai|
beach
$10.
-
on
_ 8 | es
Approximateiy Concrete james
65621.
Ne
runners.
Mumia & Muniz. Ponce de Leon
‘23531.
FARM
info xury
mae gad o , PIT1g
al,
i
a
;
—
_— | Cellar.
13 ACRES. with puikiings. each with
ballroom
gis |rrace.
i
®
Majerdome’s
bleria
8 Rivera
In principal business section. | spanish
int bath
|
t
and
2
house.
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‘
Spring fac sup-
|
Swimming
|
7
whele
‘esa.
-
SPACE.
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,
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£.V.
SQ FT, office complete with conditioning. clocks, fixtures, a = windows: cae : Nuevo. Puerto ate ,
alt) a on
SALES
SRCuan
& ~
SERVICE
Temvetes
Seevice
poe in T V sevice and repais receivers of ang make or model werk guaranteed. Tel $0063. ; ®
ue
i
9 | PAs
of coffee,
for
bedroom
and private bath. eae ea
Property.wt
AMERICAN
ELECTRONWS
i
FOR
RENT
Minefy day webnicians.
citron and
-_
6]
GUEST
nite
of San
view
Juan,
fruits.
Haak
At
from the metropolitan —_ section.
# : RADIO
TV
preeak
TELEVISION.
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for reat. @
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RENTAL
SADIOS.
|
ue }
your
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YOU
2 —
FOR
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a
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three houses. | from
= Smith
1/3
Electric Motors
EP.
to 800
H.P.
| ' i
MOTORS
——
buying land?
acres, and
_
ELECTRIC
SALE
interested in
3 — 20
tee week, $15.00 per month.
minutes | deliver. ae
40
Information
FARMS - Near}
© ™ FM Cam
.
Statesidetrained service Cad
which can easily be rented. Panora- | bespitals. for years. Call 30713 and will ©
can
BOUSE
paints:
gcuarastee. Evening
pit. With er without magnificent residen- {| owm home. Same service given to hote(s, |
Ceteste Todd, telephone NGTON
i | ;
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CRESS APPROXIMATELY. piact-| {3
in Condado section, = block Cencha Hotel Priv a
|
om Au
repair any make TV. radio or
two, kitehen
i
a |t
a
Fr.
Pm
Hishest
Margarita
de
-
1017
Ashford
Con
Oceanfront area Large
-
| Alamo Building. 2nd ficor, Guaynabo.
io
a
ash
—
guesthouse | 2hone terrace fa-
i
t gizes =
qual-
Box 3669 San Juan. P. BR.
near
Sam
and
bus.
From;
Isla
Verde}
double
Juam
Ali
tates
ns
:
cme
7
on
,uwr
|iamily
yea
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quest
atmesphere.
1859 McCleary
House
Delicious
Ave.
Tel
with
«2134
.
‘& MARIA — A real fem of a house— | VELLAMAR
Near beach.
LA
PROVIDENCIA
GUEST
room or maid’s quarters, carefully planned | fer your family. Big. three
Sum
HOUSE
terrace,
all
outdoor
air-
entertainment
area.
Am
BILS
cee
BEACH a
Rol
HOUSE out
ot
- directly ped
mortgage, additional financing
ex-|
rader
guest apartment for
©0/ costs — see this mow! The price is as-|.a utility room for shep or
the | tonishingly
low!
Sum terraces. 77 | winds. Breakfast included. Outdoor barRacial, Tele | 3.2331,
3:
ur
1384
available.
BUCAKE — The breeze TINTILE® —piling Den’t miss ot ‘a this opportuniul | this covl, bright bis home. A Nearly acres fime terrain bedreess with living room ready & your custem home. If you have } parate dining room opening beiiding _ Of high lang} Generous closets, fine wood
St. Condado, Santurce, corner |becue at your disposal 1850 Atlantic,
Be
rt
UF
u
2
amgugien
R
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-
ty
=
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‘
;
— This property suarentoes /
UF | beautifully constructed— flawiess in every |. comfortable home and an
-<cellent breakfast. Phone | pohne doubles.2-1357. singles. Wilsom Ave. 1318, tele-| 2-2206. Special rates by the month, 2-0687of UE
:
7
36802
i
detail, Three bedrooms, separate’ guest | Modern three bedroom coscrete residence ‘)
busses.
ee
:
i ; } os a
BOUSE, 605 Olimpo | Parque 153. Neat beaches, restaurants, | ceptional value at $39,500 with hich FHA | handled with moderate cash Santurce, Centrally | theatres,
cee
:
i
Intercontinental | 545 oF
a0
-
.
with private stairway to} WILSON GUEST HOUSE - short walk| zarTt GUEST HOUSE — Taft 53. Each modern, aireonditioned | to beach, hotels, shopping. im quiet. lo] room with private bath, airconditioned, single - $14 double. | vely idential section. Weil ventilated | hot and cold water; independent entrance. | t
ac | Sucesores, 2005
television for eur guests’ hotels — walking distamee from shopping
— os oe oe oe conemeena® rece Cosmas feces. Wr tions with Rates priv from bath,$4 somesingh phone 28352 or write ditioned. Mcon- | information, Box 22384 Cruthi 23996 1251 Loiza Station, noe 955 irds. UF ‘
ur | oath
:
;
‘fa 19 | SeParate electric installations 309 meters
aren
offer |i some
breakfast.
-
and business sectors. Sum.
Manager,
ROUSE
cin he beuch. Sp rents Fro
#4
to
complete
and |©OLONIAL GUEST Mrstours. AnnieTelephones De Mauret.3/6231 Manager | Avenue, Miramar,
beach
: ‘
lities. Three acres of ground, planted is
RENT
with private patio,-some air conditioned.
“ ; 7 PARQUE 158. Phone MARIGALANTE 2-3056 Beautifully decorated, aircon ditionea cooms, each with private bath, bot and cold water Terraces, garden. mer
—
— cauipped cafeteria ‘and Recently constructed com suusn, teen Dedeeome, ether tock
DUPPY'S uave remodeted charm. | centers. Manager, Miss Cabassa. Phone
One block from La Concha | i?
Condado
lecation.
S20 Senturee.
STATION
orrice
and
“
a, old deach tome. and sow House | cooms, all with private bath.
apartmants. Hot
St. 2071, Santurce.
Specia) arrangements tor cougtes travet | Call 9-0149.
ing together
ee
812
ventilated. buildieg nant ofwellPuss Mucve New tusiness apten (See
Salea,
aac a. ca 2184 8 - | bieck aS& Cost Bouse — All} | from BOCA beach. = residential section.
Near | Private and
blaine 1120-1122
10
poo: - S@ persos capacity.to plies water by gravity
sa.
with Carve Hulton and Condado Hotels. Coot, | facilities Het water. 2 blocks frovetfons, | tounge chairs. with It's funSteimway to watch Patio the birds new furnished rooms Reasenable Rates. | ses. shopping. 3-1481 Mrs. Z C. Steffens. Big terrace piano and
. ASHEURD
i
HOUSE, tn lovely | airconditioned double and sitgle rooms. | ach in Condade Section. Singles, doubles | Please call AMonso. Fernandez, Tel. 3631, | ity at altractive prices. Ricarde Davila |
oice
security tn Floor.
|
Tele
oat
RENT
oe aa
i
Plaza
2 | 2413
Three | Conveniences. Large Ee
mir from airport tm walking distance.
5
i
=
aces
Se. 30S
Step 22. Cam 2-1461. rent part or whole floor. | 2377 Information
ain
|-
=
linen service, all
screened,
beach, All rooms aircoaditioned,| with pri- | home. ‘Fully
with
3
with
67
om Magnolia
si7
other
ventilated.
;
home opened by appointment Arturo Saildafia, tels. 2-2768 or
SEACH COTTAGE ~ Completely furnish- | 1153 MAGDALENA - Suite Apartment. | San Juan || @d, blocks from swimming PUSADA - two Excellent LA Intercontinental one airconditioned bedroom, private} Newly decorated, with large living and
Biramar,
work
a
pasture. Light. water, house cutbuildings sullable ‘fer poultrs, various % kilo
D. Sam
We
"
-
ll
9-1173,
failure.
Cate Re
GAS
FARMS
Telepnone
;
Paine, [TOEcit S855 n - Sunriver fe hep. Tove gist
me
convenientiy
various
a=
For im-
kitchen,
a ear
bath.
.
Telephone | 2494
Prat, Santurce.—
two bathrooms,
4:38, | rooms,
—
1
Saturday
2-665@
Tuesday
bath, some
dealer
bey
1 wipabee| Sone Jaternational Henal
=
residential section
28d
.
vale
i
ews bess is 2 profitable busi-
business
COMMERCIAL 12.008 square
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED §apartment or Sol Street im San Juan. Includes RESTORED SPANISH buildiac. neue hot water, utilities, and linen service.| BEAUTIFUL UNFURNISHED house,| patio and original well, teat con Rent | near beach im Condado section. Four bed- | gallery, gift shop. foghion salon. Acroes view. »>reeze, magnificent Ocean Telephone
TOUR
”
mediate sccupeecy Functional Buiters| _OFSQUAREVICESVEEYFORolfice.RENT meats ensoe cicar. wel[ine tse ana
2
Weekends,
—
86/410
Monday
night
ma | 2468
810 meter let. 1472 Ashford Ave-|
82 | offers its “Bu
COMFORTABLE bungalows, at
bedroom St. Cool,
3
$180.
Be
| telephone . 3-6625. Box 16t. Hate Rey
Im the | 2365-
UF
“phone
in Garden
OPPORTUNITIES
7
mouthly sapes., ‘Te RN BEAUTIFUL house, furnished. | nue. Will leave $50,000 mortgage. Can be | tsular Read £2 near Bayamen frestaceon Hichway 181 Truiilie Alto .a by appointment. & Muniz, || ™inutes driveany from San business.Excefect from sii | rooms, ala sereened, three bedrooms,'s, 2°2 bath-|seen bi Leon 92 StopMuniz14 Santurce. location for kind.of All utd- || Corabo. Seraee 20 minutes muuates rem io Metrovelitas tiene, mC bit living and dining rooms. Spacious | Ponce de ities available. Price $5. per square wesree
196 spac
ae
FOR
NDADO SECTION -— suttable for coneeiee to guest house. Has 4 large bed-|
3
bens farmed aaehen. al ore E |g2450Stan ave at. Condom.nium Sam Rafael 3-085@. =
BUSINESS
facilities. For information. R. Velamnues.|tecd
oe Ones »
i Gon (oe Oe ane + nate, +epane residential section. - Isabel La Catodado Lageon 4 bedrooms a o : lica 278, Hyde Park, Rie Piedras. Phone | ag RUCARE DEVELOPMENT:
COMPLETELY apartment in
i
ur
SANTA MARIA — 2167 square mater tot | Seerilice._ Write
3
to beach. | ees ee okadios, °
69 Santiago Igtesias, corner Con-
aio Street, Weekly; lepane 2.9279 218
| o19g
=
CONDADO SECTION: furnished — ore and two bedroom apartments, air- | 2. conditioned, beautifully decorated. maid | 2484
service
i
coffee and 13008 miscellaneous = - 15.000 fruits. eallees. Monthwith | CONDOMINIUM SAN dean MARTIN Cercaal SAGRADO CORAZON Street # 462. — ee nan viet amar -few Fon great a : gm me ne bedrooms, three bathrooms, living, district. price ayment { furnished. | i. jundry, interior porch. two garages. | ‘™all. appropriate for lawyer. Payment | cilities Investment completely guaran|
BEST FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED monthiy. Call 2-0402 or 28718. BENTALSESTATE sre tasted wee TRAN recs = | sai REAL orans 2 Nairn shtord. S. time a money by Cetus ‘your weeks wi immediately. | RESIDENCE COMPLETELY
Se
—
qxeters. Price | Panoramic view. on hil. - mae [oe Ee Piedras and
LOVELY, COOL home with view im Ja | ivigg - dinimgroom, double carport. pre-| cirect. Santa gueyes, 25 minutes from cious gardea, beautifully appointed. Also | phone 3-2162 bedrooms, two other listings. Brokerage service. Come } 9519 area. three baths, living room, combined patio-style evenings, or all day weekends. A—4 Vio-
bedrooms.
——|
A
for
ee ‘our
i
& | you antil success is assured. $5200 down
83 | recreation room and kitchen. Hot water. | 1+, st at Tulipan Intersection. Tel 3-1479. teleph Two country acres. $175.
listing your needs with us im $3506. 3.8372.
1.88
274
SAN FRANCESCO — 4 bedrooms, 3 baths.| wzerp
two bedrooms, air conditioned. kitchen-| ette. on the beachfront, nicest residential | i section. Caoba Street. Punta Las Marias. | Santurce. Telephone 29483.
Alnconditiened.
it Calle
oe aoe
—
:
Furnished one and
sewer,
beach
privileces. Nicest residential sear aisport. 08 Doncelia St.
Pusta Las Maries. Santerce 9-474
=a
by
beauliful
FLA Atalaya. approved.During 1.227 office sq meters.| wo: Beg Mister Soflee dealer. Averase hours | goscs carn $13,000 to $16.000 a year.
See
SALE
Kitehes UP | section.
:
SALE
flat tep. with
call
comfartabla, | corperts perch. servant's
1,
AUGUST
| FO
References
EYDE FARE — 273 General Rim Rive.
Telephone 2-8138.
2490
APARTMENTS:
FOR
dining. | ——
For information | 775" Balance cash. ent. wilities. | Inen shinar uswal facilities. Nice terrace. . |#% rate. 6.3518 toostop. $05, . imckndvag, Ses Serr ine! bus mear NEW
fer information.
35\ re: Magnificent residence with three | ONE ACE wih concrete house atten | nesta leasire todos. Softee of large b living room, diningroom, | +>" 5; Comandante Racetrack. Beautiful | Puerto, Rice, Inc, 207. Ponce de Leos
ascz: 310: ber ment. Fhene 37
ATTRACTIVELY
i}I
Reward
commerciai
ter-
race, kitchen, laundry. Small apartment
=
eeton flight ae te Peerte ree = eee s crate | SONCELLA GUEST BOUSE - S00 yards.
pmgyy only. ee from.
FOUND
somewhere ie airport vicind
vision, ete. Large yard, fruit trees, wom | oters, schools, amd Berwind Country| _
sidential lease. section237 Hato Rey, Rent $115./ 44 PRANCISCO: Luxurious large re-| requested. Call 6-748. Rodrigo de Triana St.. | "ol surmished or unfurnished. Three | 2509 Hato
oe 31987. | 2149
rental. Coin
motor, trailer, electric dishwasher, was? | sortable, restful. unfurnished home. sear img
ee
BOOMS YO KENT i i i
&
-
ee
{
a
-
22 | ty If spotted, please call Klein at $1963. | from
$158 monthly
8 month
Vedado,
‘
garages.
a7
af $1209,aha No. dealers,
i i i
ROOMS. For mes gin : & ue ee step. a nae — :
LOST
minutesbedrooms) from | ¢ 0 vant’s quarters ali air-conditioned. 910 | Rice. escapedLesse its Can 3-9030 Ext. 130.
Three
living. dining, modern fully equip kitchen, laundry, and 2 car garage. Boat/
RENT
FURNISHED
Telephone
Sam | 4 beautiful location overtooking the ocean} oary, | ages |
rR
rented with ot witheut the land. Cail in| 2293
; Peace Telephone 25236. REALTY. tc., nas = and lots for sale - Sa®|wonTERREY: Young professional couple | >” Seats Maria. San a er leaving for the oe for, _twe ae in | SAGRADO CORAZON Street 2462. Four ee livi baths a rnished home | a complete ‘aoarra, a Hils.
Baidrich,
water
19
s
2529
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SHE SAN JUAN STAR — Toeoday, August 2, 1960
CLASS RIEDS
VACUUM
—
‘AIR CONDITIONERS AUTO
SERVICE
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP)— Three Negro girls were admitted to a previously all-white public
CLEANERS
swimming
i!
tt
ii
The
Gi t ni l
tt
|
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f
f
;
+
Tel
Supermarket).
re TH ik
i
Lee
SOSPITAL
|é
; :if| |
i
meters, thing for
for
bath-
I I
MOVING WITH
&
STORAGE
CARE Lines,
Negroes
have
facilities,
public
develop if disorders city’s public pools will
inter-
public
the
“in
EVERYWHERE Inc., through its
Not
whites,
Advised
one
pools
two
for
Negroes.
for
pool. But apply for pools
white
that apply
| and -|who
he said Negroes admission to the
i
that
all
ad-
be
will
also
pools
of
admitted,
be
will
white “sympathizers” for admission to the
mitted. He admitted }pools;
their
use
to
Negroes
and
swimming
public
facilities,
“put the tolerance of the white people to the most severe tests
[ i ;
2J ‘ HL
ger
apply
citizens
‘restraint
to the
conscious effort and reconcile
i
dan-
greatest
the
presents
of disorder.” said white But he
should
: sft f i: }
and
a
appreciate conflicting
interests so as to improve, rather than harm, race relations.”
The pool where the Negroes were admitted is adjacent to a
ii
tl :8 f
incidents.
no
that
own who
&
"
away
swim-
city maintains
and
i
pool,
white
Grier urged white patrons to use the pools assigned to them,
n
MOVING
of
were
Mixing
hospital and St, San Juan
physicians, Fortaleza
the
use
closed
The
a) ¢
pl
egey
ERY?
white
in
est.”
Lab
Ms
i
i
fi i
felt
to
COMPANT
it
ir 3 |
SUPPLY
There
mission
complete dispensary supplies and kits, First aid & Oxygen
offers
of
a right
be
HOSPITAL SUPPLIES
+
2526
in
number
that but all of the
SERVICES
NEOUS
jat
Hato
clad
end
a
Negro
Rey 6-1217 for imberview.
marking
integration
Joseph W. Grier Jr., chairman of the Parks and Recreation Commission, said the Com-
*
Stop 22, Santurce. . | across from Pueblo
opebee
§
one
ijmers.
tt
li i | :i
girls,
from
816
ably international sales. Must be willis to for Opportunity responsibility. accept Call Orbit advancement.
here,
ing suits, were admitted fo the city-owned Revolution Park pool. They swam for about 45 minutes in
! ; i bck | ! ea ! i : i ! alll
1
!f
fi 5) Fe a} : fi 2477
pool
the first such North Carolina.
:
SECRETARIAL
_19
’ | | 1 |
without incident. The city began
offers as office similar responsibility. Salary epea. 4065, San Juan. Telephone 8-173.
three
years
in-
a moderate
schools
public
its
of
tegration
ago
years
two
integrated
was
which
course
golf
city-owned
ago.
Flower Drum Song Girl To Wed Hotel Man LOS
Juan).
ss
as office only. desires sales lady full er part time. Call 3-7332 between 8;30-1.
speaking
worker
OFFICE
or
laters;
s
2532
BOATS
37 RACING
FOR
CUTTER.
SALE Excellent condi-|
May .be found tion. Racing sails. Fully South side Isla Dana Boats, at n see 39690. Telephone Grande Airport:
FUENITURS
and
type’
Totalia,
$2500.
. Engine.
ROOF
toilet,
28 FT.
automatic
Cabin cruiser, two bunks,
pump,
rousd
bow
for
for expert root dirtyr tf so, YOUB paint high water- pressure cleaning and Verde. ee 430 or ing, call 65132
Fernandez Juncos. PCmO™s. If we don't Dealers im Santurce. | want we'll set it for you. Try Sierra’s ce,
WOULD
Jam.
as | Accrola
conditioning
sizes
and
bunks.
om Sales, 2363 Wax
282.
te
Cu
See
.
eness uares!| For Classified Ads Sor Pence de Leen. Puerto de |
You
dont
have
¢
t
nase
@ USED SUE.
down paymest and ments, you can own mical FIAT.
mical FIAT, ira
With 92775. CAE?
$44 monthly installa brand new, econo 35190,
-l cow
FHA
?
Came
int
som “33018
.
me
‘anon
walk
CALL
fel. 3-8254 Ext. 72 |= =z smeimccse cts: most
30
copper
seme, words,
$2.00
Mews, Ince 12|{ 3 cents each
for
additional
Dean
2444
Spree.
experienced
Feri.
saaors
ae
,
ewer“
riais ale 826
ewe
said.
later
this
in
a
year.
she
when
Shendal
met
resort
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LA SourcesIn Washington See Castro's Retirement By BEN
F. MEYER
WASHINGTON
_
leader
needs
no
|) pearance from public life. This was the interpretation
er
statements
any
US. offieidig said they had information from the embes-
disap-
for his indefinite
Cubans
Cuban
expect
to
not
prepare
to
designed
as
here
in
quarters
American,
Latin
some.
rest
yesterday
interpreted
was
the
absolute rest—both physical and Cuban in Specialists mental, reference to affairs said the mental rest amounted to adyice
Fi-
that
absolute
needs
Castro
_|del
Havana
in
nouncement
that
(AP)—An-
Cas-
concerning
Havana
in
sy
tro’s ailment that has not been published in Havana. In diplomatic and other eireles here there has been some skepticism about the earlier ofthat Casficial amnouncement tro was suffering from preume on the based nia. This was
~~ Hiwo Missing -_|Security Men Seen In Cuba
have
theory
that
doctors
now
drugs
which
usually
knock
out
promptly.
pneumonia
CASTRO (Continued From Page 1) prime minister’s post during Castro’s convalescence. But the best
The FBI said thereywas no viofederal
of
lation
Pentagon
The
:|Federal the
jjand
law
involved.
had
-asked
the
Investigation
Bureau
of
civilian
police
on
be
to
4 \ the lookout for the mathematicians, Bernon F. Mitchell and William H. Martin. It is
over,
ther
visited
both
that
known
Castro,
Raul
Major
that
was
be
just home from triumphal visits to Moscow and Prague, will take
bre-
older
until his
at least
is completely well. Dennis The Menace was
once
28,
Raul,
named
by
think
I’m
Mexico after failing to return to Fidel as his successor if anywork from a cross-country trip to thing should happen to him. Cas now
are
but
California,
believed
you
also
said:
“If
Major
Raul
Trillo,
one
orders
fer
Castro’s
tro
radical, wait till you see tle brother in action.”
my
lit
of
twe
army doctors treating the 33 year-old prime minister, announcced
the
con®
plete rest. His statement appa rently was intended to reassure the Cuban public that the leader
Se
Massive Spending B.-I.
NEWPORT,
climb scaffolding for spot lights sad lawns of Lord Mentagu’s estate, 68 the on festival broadcast equipment for the jazz up broke miles south of London. The scaffolding even tually collapsed. Rioting juveniles
reconvenes
MUNOZ
(Centinued that
From
Page
appealed
for
(Continued
1)
provincial
Katanga
the
The
gov-
Belgian
La
Page
is reported
today,
Fortaleza
Polaris
at
method of Fails In troops and that the chaos which | Preparing a differentwould allow ernment
was the
ereated im other parts of | campaigning that meet-| Congo must be prevented him to attend more political d last
. in ToKatanga give the
and the . Belgians, : have who in Katanga Congolese been demanding increased avee A : —,. ce
mm
taking
rice Lamonba was| over Katanga with his
ings than the 14 he attende are to
His plans
weekend. ;
Nikon,
his Thursday-Sunday | "U° campaig ning during the area ing weekends.
conferring
Missile
Laune
CAPE, CANAVERAL,
er.
; Fla. —A|
by the
week
President Republican
would
Eisenno-
here
with
Eisenhow-
Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge,
his running mate, flew to the summer white house from Wash-
| Polaris missile veered off course| ington on the eve of a cami start toi pai will by the range} paign tour Nixon conti-|and was destroyed : Hawaii to go will Nixon day. Sec| 47 yesterday officer rural|safety com-|onds after it was launched from a submerged submarine. This. was
missile. to a La Fortaleza |e Tes Sees forfor the the missile. According Mufioz spoke to crowds | Water launchings
aide,
(AP)—Viice
minee for president, emphasized the White House position after
1)
expected back
next
hower.
Submarine Fired
From
gevernor,
vetoed
be
the festival on the lawns of Montagu’s estate early Sunday.
CONGO
It was published
M. Nixon President Richard last night rats Democ the d warne that any massive spending legisafter Congress enacted lation
TO GREATER HEIGHTS—Jazz enth usiasts
with
enroute.
stops
revolution
of their
is recovering.
in the semiof-
ficial newspaper Revolucion. This is the first time there has been any indication that Castre needs anything more than physieal
elaborate
Castro’s
on
“mental” rest. “Treatment
did
not
need
fer
Trillo
convalescence.
antibiotics
with
ended a week ago,” Trillo said. “and now (Castro) is on treat ment
good cover
of
absolute
Affects
Ailment
Trillo made of diagnosis other
rest
with
a
diet and vitamins to rerapidly and completely.”
than
his lungs. “and other medicine” danger of
Lungs
no further public ailment Castro’s
to say
it had
He said resources
affected
antibioties of medern
reduced have pneumonia.
the
“T can assure you that the hing
and disappeared has infection he clear,” are now lungs the
POLICE
said.
Doctors here said they believe (Continued From Page 1) the aide|TiS “was destroyed forion safety} visited, he on areas’ protecti the o¢ without be “might| sion of the prescription of will a inclu views dur-|are strong unitarian by jeep |Te2sons when a malfunct day. the of time l rest merely indicates that cause trouble,” the spokesman |.aiq were accessible only any menta flight|at powered stage first ing bese:
:
oar
cis
to 200
to
400
Some
people.
or by walking.
said.Except powered
from
The system will also include te wander off} yufoz stressed repeatedly that caused the missile for the thousands of| “floating force” to be assignand|a g launchin er is not an issue in course. Underwat where there troops in the Belgian bases of political status Polaris ed to special events the of ignition : mid-air | 0 1 e l inst : a few | this campaign, it and Kamima, only large gatherings of people. as he said Kitona and|are planned as went motor . rocket . soldiers are|was not in Sais whan the newlyhundred Belgian on its welled missile seem
_still stationed im the five prov-|born
flight ower. The plebiscite bill, the | yaa te a. fully-successiul other than Katanga, the|pPopular inces resaid, leader Party spokesman said. . The
Belgian
1,500
moves
troops which
the
statehood
the caifpaign. Turning to it wifl withdraw will has
government
an-
frem}frem La Fortaleza. Everywhere Muijoz
issue
PR VOTE
j,|the
rode
Party
Popular
went,
the
aide said, he was met by people
Castro should not centinue the tiring rounds of looking after his gevernment.
(Continued
From
Page
1)
: Holman, The clarification came from Phillip Augustus the Miion and public relations for
director of informat
lth of Puerte Rice in gration Division of the ‘Commonwea on with the STAR rsati conve one teleph ina New York entirely compatible to be a good directly to him. This days. They will be flewn back Popular and a good Catholic. The end, Mufioz was besieged among last night. ~ te Belgium. said Holman “will be much like the station owner nounced
be
leaving
There
troopsim
within
are
now
the
no
Equateur
next
few
Belgian
province.
The last Belgian troops in Leoabout 60, poldville province, except for those im the base at
Mita
DL
teld
his
governor
the
CAP,
listeners
that
warned
of
the
Mujioz
it
was
dangers
who wanted to take their problems
last week
others, by a lottery
“The campaign,”
With the growth te both religion and democracy who was unhappy about the way one conducted in 1956 on a city basis. so many cities a by de held, inclu to being is ation lottery politics. the popul with Rican religion o mixing of of the Puert needs offices to comother field whose our woman ng young getti During his campaigning, the out of New York, we are get out the vote. governor’s aide said, Muiioz would psychiatric care, and by a young to s group lecal with te opera time off to’ attend to his voting drive wilt,be strictly. nos-partisan,,.ad-
ve: NE 3 $1 Chengignin)largeexecuti packs of
and
to’
letters sent | headquarters.
“This
ded Holman.
7
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a
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday; August 25 196. ¢
z: ENDS
Jimmy And Joe By. Peter Anderson Piersall and Joe Nuxhall have been on
Nuxhall—who was the youngest¢— player ever to wear a major said.
“T-like to hear them clap their hands.” Golf fans took to his nickname,
suspended League's
by the Warren
Piersall—who, at 31, enjoys and plays the game like a kid—
was given some from American dent
Joe
was
Cronin,
not
ed
and
paternal Leggue
fined,
a
advice Presi-
handshake,
not
suspend-
is still bothering
umpires.
The
was
umpires
probably
didn’t
like Cronin’s action. But most likely they approve of Warren
Gile’s
fine
of
Nuxhall.
What Cronin has learned and Giles has not: There nothing
better
than
a
little
clowning,
a
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vitational ‘Tennis Tournament, when
most
likely,
they
were
also
Brown Scores 21 As Valencia Wins
vadorx.
.
s
s
Puerto Rico’s Junior Golf Tour' ct
Murray Rose Leads Aussie Swim Squad ing
20-yard
day
gave
spects
The
(#—Two swims
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were
jpetuo Socorro Junior Summer | Basketball League \series last
night.
a
Rose
Dave
Dick-
minutes
Two got him at 2:5.2 and the other two at 2:5.4. Dickson, after several swims of
With
®
FIGHTING MAD—Joe Nuxhall squares off against umpire Ed Vargo while teammate Billy Martin looks on (AP Wirephoto.)
make
the
Crowd Pleaser Rodriguez Chit Chi Rodriguez won more than $1,400 at the Eastern Open Sunday—for he captured the
fancy of the gallery, something that very few pgfessional gol-
fers have done appearances
The
Dorado
(he
beat
who
finished
fans
following
“f{
in
like
his
three
Beach
or
assistant
boss,
Pete
16th)
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nout
of
25
or
30
players.
from
major league ball players
Puerto
Rico
had
on
their
hitting shoes Sunday as they connected for five hits in nine trips to the plate.
Jim for
Rivera,
one
as
Orlando one for
Caguas,
his
one|-
Sex
won.
Cepeda, Santurce, Bot four, but also drove in
one run and scored help the Giants down
Milwaukee’s_ Caguas, banged four
was
White
tries,
s
When
another to the Braves.
Felix Mantilla, out three hits in
against
Los
2
Eduardo
Angeles.
s
Zuleta
of Ecua-
dor was in San Juan in March for the eighth annual Caribe Hilton Intercontinental Tennis
nament,
he
country
was
told
the
Tour-
STAR
planning
to
his enter
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John
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220-yard
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Australia’s
Ron
Rod
Holmberg
Mimi
Arnold,
California,
(AP)— whipped
Brooklyn,
the
in
to win Cham-
City,
women’s
singles title with a blistering 6-1, 6-2 performance over the veteran Mrs. William Du Pont Jr. Davis first
Cup time
competition next
for
make
the
up the team.
This week’s Southhampton, N Y. Invitational Tournament should be a good line on Ecuador’s chances in 1961. ' Top-seedéd
at
Southampton
i:
Wimbledon runner-up, Rod Laver Zuleta is seeded 12th whilDlivera is seeded
eighth.
Competition began yesterday Not even in the amateur day f Pancho Segura, Ecuador’s al! ime
tennis
great,
‘outh American ered
To
has
the
country ever er
Davis-Cup
play.
make
Ecuador
sure
decent showing
smal
make
next year, Zul
t and Olivera are planning + ‘ke lessons from Segura in Ca’ ornia later this summer, i
by
third
nationally
boy’s
15 and under
Welby
Van
tennis pro, tournaments
18-year-old
last
year
in
the
division.
Back
Page)-
.
place
with
a 5,390
Munoz,
believes the grass will be valuable ex-
The tinues
70-game tournament conSunday morning at 9:30.
LEAGUE
60
574
2
553
4
46 538 438
4% 5% 15
392
19%
.368
21%
San Francisco (Sanford 98 and Marichal 3-0) at Philadelpia
and
Buzhardt
(Williams
48),
11-2)
at
Pittsburgh (Law 13-5), night. Milwaukee (Spahn 11-7) at St. Louis (Broglio 11-5), night. Cincinnati (O’Toole 88) at Chicago (Anderson 3-7).
MAJOR
Vic
Noa,
5,268,
and
5,257.
STANDINGS AMERICAN
-
games scheduled yesterday. Today’s Games
Angeles
third
5,319;
35
Los
into
Brau,
Chicago
(Green 2-4 twi-night.
back
total. : ; Others in the: top. 10: are: Harry Villavicencio, 5,389; Fernando Felices, 5,331; Gino Valencia, 5,322; J. R. Beauchamp, 5,322;; Lugardo Jorge
Philadelphia No
In second place is Rafael Cobian with 5,469. _ Ray Melendez scored heavily last Sunday to move from far
Horn, Caribe Hilton
52 53 50 42 38
year..
He said that he and Ecuador’s top-ranked player, Miguel Olvero, would
defeated
St. Lous San Francisco Cincinnati
Redwood
won
was
Bill Lenoir, ranked second nationally among juniors 18 years and under. Pasarell is 16 and was ranked
Los Angeles
Pa.
straight sets 9-7, 8-6, 63 the Pennsylvania Tennis Pionship yesterday.
but
PASARELL
Milwaukee
Laver’
of
CHARLES
NATIONAL LEAGU Pittsburgh 57 594
For Pa. Net Title
From
A 186 average.
. MAJOR
Rod Laver Triumphs Over Ron Holmberg HAVERFORD,
ses
Three
Jon
mark,
(Continued
5.4
seconds was the fastest ever _recorded in the Tobruk pool here. He was timed by four watches.
about the 2:10.60 a smart 2:8.2.
BOWLING
by
Murray
and West Australian son. Rose’s time of 2
Manuel de la Rosa scored 25 points for the losers, 13 from the foul line. ©
pro-
Games
reeorded
champion
fifth and final game of the Per-
yester-
relay
Olympic
times
Olympic
Arroz Valencia, led by Roy Brewn Jr.’s 21 points, defeated ‘Campbell’s Kids; 42-37, in the
outstand-
late
Australia’s
at
big lift.
to
one of five grass tournaments he became eligible for
wes named to the U. S. Junior Davis Cup team,
he
TOWNSVILLE
little controversy turnstiles sing.
je }}'
The o all within the’ next*, few weeks, are the Eastern Grass Talbert, the non-playing captain perience for Pasarell,. who has of the squad. never played on grass before. impressed with the slim (116 Court Championship at South Ranked Third He feels that his protege, if pounds) man who hits a ball so Orange, N. J., the Newport Casi_Pasarell has been competing in he continues his rate of develophard from a full turn that he U. S. junior tournaments for ment, could be named to the U. almost leaves his feet at impact. more than a month now. He 8. Davis Cup team in three years. El Salvador Gets Meet Championship Longwood, He explained yesterday that The successful Central AmeMass., and the U. S. Doubles reached the finals of the U. S. Pasarell this year has been de Interscholastic Championship, rican swimming championships Championship at Forest Hills, N. feated in the states only by Lewhich ended here Sunday will|y noir, Dennis Ralston—top-rankbe held in El Salvador next] Junior Davis Cup nominees do} ed junior—and- Mike Neely, all year. not compete internationally - as} of whom are two years older than The meet for youths 16 years does the Davis Cup team, but and under is scheduled for the they do receive special training first week of August in San Sal- and are watched closely by Billy
but,
National Giles.
Charles Pasarell of Santurce this week is playing in the Southampton, N.Y. In-
LEAGUE
Chicago New York
57 40 53-39
.588 576
1%
Baltimore Cleveland
54.45 48 45
545 516
4 7
Washington
46
48
489
9%
Detroit Boston
.
44 39
49 55
473 11 415 16%
Kansas
City
36
56
391
18%
Not including last night’s games. Today’s
Games
Cleveland (Newcombe 0-0) at Washington (Pascual 9-5), night. Chicago (Pierce 10-6) at Baltimore
(Barber
6-4),
night.
Detroit (Mossi 8-7) and Bunning (8-8)
at New
York
(Turley
7-2)
and Coates (9-2), day-night. Kansas City (Garver 1-6) at Boston (Monbouquette 11-8), night.
LEAGUE
LEADERS
(Yesterday’s games not included.) (Based on 225 or More at Bats) NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE . BATTING ies ee G
Larker,
Angeles
.345|
"Mays, ThineFrancisco Ashburn, Chicago
Nhite, St. Louis
‘lemente, Pittsburgh
—
tanks, Chicago
Yo
325 | Smith, Chicago
319
311 | Mifioso, “eene
315
Maris,; New York mONS
28/ Lemon,
21
Colavite,
fays, San Francisco
‘21
Sievers, Chicago
21
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oeda, San Francisco
31
IN
27
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Milwaukee
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Skowron, New
343 | Sievers, Chicago
- 26
Detroit
81 | Skowron, New York 78} Minoso, Chicago - 14} Mantle,-New “York
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an
Jimmy
the carpet in recent weeks—Piersall for taunting umpires and Nuxhall for throwing punches at an arbiter.
SeZERESS
Both
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Sonny Liston Named
Sports Today
| Fighter Of Mon:
“Charlie's Way.
/
no
route
one
only
is
is
do it Charlie’s way, and there
You
he follows as a manager.
There
Dressen.
Charlie
accept
to
Braves
the
(AP)— PROVIDENCE, R&I. Sonny Liston, top contender for Floyd Patterson’s heavyweight title, has been named
for
contended,
people
baseball
most
difficult,
be
would
It
For Folley Victory
Jimmy Canvon
By
Bry
Boxer
alternative.
because
they
had
taken
championship.
But
the people
two
pennants
who
and
operate
the
twice
as many
times. The scholars of the game
don’t
dispute
the
conclusion
of
the
most savants
by
ratings
that
the
Na
commission,
Liston’s
¢
NBA
Ratings
Patterson,
Heavyweights—Floyd champion.
2. Ingemar Liston. Eddie 3. (Sweden).
1. Sonny Johansson
is
knock-
Folley gave the second
year.
this ~
Machen. 4, Zora Folley. 5. Henry Cooper (England). 6. Billy Hun-
that they have
been the best team in the National
NBA’s
time
a
It
Month
out victory over Zora him the honor for
the
financiers.
the
announced
franchise thought they should have won at least Milwaukee
of
tional Boxing Association. Tony Petronella, president ‘of
‘They were used to less complica ted bosses. This is an experienced ball club which had become embedded in old habits. Under Fred Haney, they depended on their skills without much on supervision. But Dressen dominates a team, and intrudes the ng around a game. It was the feeli tions during all situa league they would reject his style. They couldn’t regard themselves as failures
League
(Argentina).
Miteff
Alex
7.
ter.
8. Mike DeJohn. 9. Dick Richardson (Wales). 10. Bob Cleroux (Canada). Archie Lightheavyweights — champion.
Moore,
| sonality
team
of his uniform.
on the back
the numbers
-
This_is not the team that beat the Yankees in the World Series. It has aged since then. The league is stronger. The manager’s job is a tougher one, but they would be far in front if Dom McMahon, their dependable relief pitcher, hadn’t suda denly come up empty. They have lost 27 games after leading in the seventh, eighth and ninth innings. It'is possible McMahon may come around, but Dressen couldn’t wait. He uses his starters as part-time workers and this has got them where they are.
and
spring,
the
in
promised
Dressen
stop,
would
That
rotation.
in
performed
who
guy
a
as
in
to break
kid
a
for
hard
was
it
reputations.
their
la is expected to send its championship team. Charles D. Conmade
League,
they-would all get a shot at it. But he has been yesterday at a press go with Spahn, Burdette and Bob Buhl, just as’ held at the San Juan There is a difference which diluted the young guy's tion. :
Haney did.
:
they
as
often
as
the
were
under
about
brags
Dressen
But
Haney.
about
employed
been
have
kids’
pitched,
and, although they are skipped over, the young guys have given an importance which they never knew before. He
them been
them.
alienating
without
Spahn
and
Burdette
handled
has
It has amazed those familiar with the club that he has been able to alter Spahn’s style. He convinced the great left-hander the
that
change-up.
his
advice
The
pitcher.
a better
Spahn
made
for
waiting
were
people
other
Burdette To Bullpen _ Those clese to Dressen are positive that assigned permanently to the bullpen for the The
son.
that his
will
shift
made
be
can
kid pitchers
as
mdéve
as
soon
the
behind
in
Buhl. It
and
Spahn
certain
is
manager
it happens. has te be regarded as a demotion by Burdette when team’s
his
repair
this would
thinks
But Dressen ful flaw.
harm-
most
But
like all of his gifted kind, he is a hard man. Managers can’t timent to influemee their decisions. He laid off Red permit
and put
Sechoendienst'
Chuck
Cottier
.
/
at second.
It had to be, Dressem explains, there was no other way. Johnny Logan is a sure-handed seramblerof a shortstop, but he
much
has never
had
he
a lot
range.
years
The
restricted
Have
Schoen-
dienst. Too many ground balls, Dressen pointed out, were rolling through the infield. Cottier is a minor league hitter, but covers
ef
territory.
me
The players are leaderless without Schoendienst. The buffs after fighting off cherish him because of his brave return tuberculosis. It might have provoked resentment on another club. But the Braves no longer doubt Charlie’s methods. He has their respect.
Once play
with
°
they a
were
ridiculed
calculated
their
for
recklessness.
They
tranquility. take
the
Now
they
extra
base
and Dressen gives the hit-and-run sign often. They slam inte basemen with a new ferocity whén they slide. Their furious at dois suggests they’re trying to impress Dressen- with thei: e.
_Jt’s Charlie’s: team, and .theyre.doing
of »them
seem
te: dike
ace)
1
it his way.. And meoz -
eyed
ses
tt
Ca-
BONNEVILLE
4.
Paul
Pender.
6.
Ray
Robinson.
bra.8. Dick Terry
Aruba, and Puerto Rico—will draw for the pairings. The playoffs will be a sudden death games
Sunday,
13.
the teams
day. Should the Puerto (East Puerto Rico) expenses
The
Punta
Las
down
ed
call
noter parade through yf San Juan to open
Conway, ded
Rear
who
the the
for
we
Dan.
a turn
over,
turned
pinn-
crashed,
it sud-
where
tail
the
and
of steel to one side then te the other.
on
of It
its top.
for
only
20
have
and 1,230 “Admiral
herd We
to are
three
years.
leagues,
82
Yet
teams
boys playing. Gallery has worked
build taking
the up
organization.
where
Rodriguez
8.
(Cuba).
he
was
recently
10.
2
PER DOLLAR
9.
Don
Akins.
(Philippines). 3. Kenny
Lane.
Candy
left
4.
McFarland.
Lightweights champion. ley
Joe
—
Brown,
1. Carlos Ortiz. 2. Dave Charn(England). 3. Len Matthews.
4. Eddie 6.
Perkins.
Carlos
7.
5. Paolo
Hernandez
Cisco
8.
Bat-
(Mexico). 9. Gene Doug Vaillant (Cu-
Featherweights—Davey champion.
1. Perey
Rosi.
(Venezue-
Andrade.
tling Torres Gresham. 10. ba).
Lewis
Moore,
(Trinidad).
2.
Sergio Caprari (Italy). 3. Harold Gomes. 4. Gracieux Lamperti (France). 5. Rafiu King (Nige-
ria).
6. Pelon
co).
7.
Cervantes
(Mexi-
Ricardo Gonzalez (Ar(CuRamos gentina). 8. Sugar ba). 9. Kazuo Takayama (Japan).
10.
Raimondo
Nobile
(Italy).
Primera:
reassigned.
COOLING
7. Denny
Griffith.
Virgil
Sharpen up your “‘pulting” teech the children the finer points of the
&) Lal
MORE
Scott.
Emile
off. We hope-to grow on the solid base he provided.” Gallery, here former Navy commander
Gal
ery as Little League directo 1 the island, said yesterday he ppes that the present organiz 1 of 20 leagues, ean be inc’
10.
Somodio
la). be-
just
succe V.
(England). (France).
6. Charlie
a
streets series.
recently
Admiral
Luis
City
to 100 leagues in the future, League “We have had Little
here
:
plans
a
air, the into high leaped then landed and began to spin around, It took a final fltp and came
Escobar Saturday. The visiting Latin American teams will be quartered at tho Naval Station. Aruba is expected to arrive Aug. 11. Arrival times of the other teams are not yet Preliminary
car
reaching
ing pieces the track
at
‘mown.
set
to
assembly flipped into the air. The car went into a roll, throw-
14,
Marias,
Gra-
Lake
Salt
a
36,
Lake”
Salt
denly
which represents the Roosevelt Roads, Fajardo, Ceiba area, won its way into the playoffs by defeating
Giam-
(Nigeria). 9.
Junior Welterweights—Carlos Ortiz, champion. 1. Duilio Loi (Italy). 2. Bert
when
yesterday
fore
team,
Rico
Puerto
Casey.
Tiger
Pigou
Jordan.
Athol
driver
killed
Sa-
Williamsport will be paid by the Commonwealth. East
1.
FLATS,
the
from
and
SALT
ing him in the cockpit. The car met trouble
Rican team win, transto
w—Speed
was
Of
lose Satur-
which
Utah
ham
Graham,
championship game will be played following the consolation between
Hank
7. Joey
Welterweights—Benny . (Kid) Paret, champion. .
auto mechanic, died in a hospital about two hours after his ‘‘City
a
will be played
Aug.
turday,
eliminates
loss
One
affair. team.
(Germany).
5.
Downes
Marcel
Hart.
an hour in an attempt new world record.
Mexico,
compete—Venezuela,
Scholz
2. Joey Giardello. 3. Henry Hank.
home-made 3,000-horsepower his at 300 miles racer flipped over
to
expected
teams
four
The
portation
resentment.
provoked
Dressen made
Oneof the changes
Panama
champion. Gustav
On Salt Flats
scheduled Zone, originally nal to compete, will not send teams.
Two
Burdette will be rest of the sea-
the
and
Bermuda
Full-
Moyer.
conference
Sta-
Ray.
Gene
Driver Dies
Little
Naval
Sonny
—
Federico Thompson (Argentina). 3. Ralph Dupas. 4. Florentino Fernandez (Cuba). 5. Sugar
announcement
the
he told them compelled te
discontent. In innings
of
director
regional
way,
10.
1.
Three countries—and probably four—will have teams at entered in the Latin American Little League playoffs Sixto Escobar Aug. 13 and 14. Winner of the playoffs will travel to Williamsport, Pa. to compete in the annual Little League World Series. Puerto Rico, Aruba, and Mexico+— are certain to play, and Venezue-
Floyd.
Middleweights mer,
In LL Playoffs Here
Spahn
that Warren
with
Haney
intimidated
Burdette:
Lew
pitchers
of young
the complaint
It was
Clarence
Aruba, Mexico T oPlay
the all
McMahon Missed
and
%
Saturday. With him is his wife, Edna. (AP Photo)
resources.
Dressen is. should wear
6. Bobo Olson. 7. Mike Holt (South Africa). 8. Von Clay. 9.
last
Stadium
Yankee
at
5.
(Scotland).
Calderwood
Chick
manager Casey Sten-
STILL WENNING—Yankee
AND
gel celebrates his 70th birthday
per-
his
of
its
pools
which
when for himself into business sometimes it seems that Charlie
goes But
one No manager.
has
a
force
the
used
He
into
them
shape
to
soloists.
they
are
longer
Ne
ee
Be
Bas.
generally had the freedom of choice when They ran the club. They considered Dressen a tresspasser who made himself a partner in their ability. He ignored their hostility.
Wil-
Jones.
Doug
4.
Pastrano.
lie
a
2;
sails
2. Eric 3.
(Germany).
Schoppner >
:
Jehnson.
1..Harold
wf
gome.
Open
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from
to
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NOT EVEN CLOSE—Kansas City’s Ken Hamlin is doubled at second | base in the first game of a doubleheader against the Yankees Sunday. (first panel) Hamlin tries a head-first slide as Tony Kubek backs up
nicoied baseman Bobby Richardson who takes the throw froin “sllsber Billy Short. (second panel) Umpire Bob Stewart calls Hamlin out. Play
started when Bill Tuttle lined out to the pitcher. (AP Wirephotos.)
Cooper Wins At N. rl
MetroBowlingLeague (Shoots Record-Tying, Decides Title Tonight Edges Venturi, Besse ink DOUGLAS
meet
ch ampionship.
Bob
Lammey,
Puerto
quadruple
ccmion,
Comercial
Facundo
heads
topped
the
standings
second
half
of
Other
members
doubles
partner.
by
up
oe
Don Q first half
the which
during
Badrena
He
will set ing and
In
its
and
electrical
will
be
Titito
and
title
the
practicability.
Perez,
bowling
a
present
a Hato
Rey
company,
news,
elimination
select
the
tournament
four-member
Puerto
day
Thursday
Rico
team
to
to re-
in the World
afternoon
evening until
New participants to enter Abolila
Aug.
and
Sun-
21.
are encouraged
will
be
Sun-
Bowling
association
officers
this
Santa
Rosa
Bolera
three
he
has
and
will
in-
Sun@ay
at
in Baya-
installed
in office
of
competi-
5,588
pins
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for
22)
SYDNEY, New
Orleans
Dupas, ed
Australia,
146%
Philadelphia
pounds, fighter
smothered
ly
gained
the
nod
from
No.
€
welterweight
of
about
4,000
an
hour
Felicio
led
off
the
Charley
8:30
at
Escobar.
division
has
the late Rudell Sydney Ring.
scurrying
and
contest
for
contender
the
a
half execu-
of the league,
it
referee
when
sent
Torregrosa,
tive secretary uled
with
Supe-
shelter.
wait,
been a big favorite here after whipping Australia’s George
Barnes and Stitch in the
and
After
Patrick. the
came
and
tomorrow
Hold
cal-
re-sched-
night
at
Puerto
Rican a
The
jump
Lions
Olympic inereased
rallied in the
for seven straight next two minutes.
a
par
66,
to equal
course
record
set
ago
Jimmy
Demaret.
by
Open
scintillating four
played
the
years
the
last
four heles in three under te match the mark. He was out in 34, one under, and
back
in
32,
four
regulation
less
than
figures.
The
‘course measures 6,480 yards. Cooper
of $500
took
and
ishing
in
top
added
a
tie
pro
money
$350 for
by
fin-
second
in
the pro-amateur with Dr. Robert S. Millen of the host elub. Ken Venturi of Palo Alto, Calif.
and
singer, money
Al
Besselink
of
Gros-
N.Y. tied for secend pro at 68, while at 69 were
listed fermer National king Jack Fleek of Los
les
and
faytte,
PGA
Lionel La.,
Hebert present
Open Ange-
of
La
National
titleholder.
PETE
x
COOPER ...a Winner
at
45
NIGHT BASEBALL SCORES team,
shot.
lead to 13-2 after! five of play, but then Rio
Metropolitan
than
1-0 Lead
Ponce, which wpn the opening game of the geries Sunday night, jumped off; to a quick 90 lead befere the Cardinals’ John Baez, a member of the dropped
the
fired.
less
top
who used to be pro+ Club, Purchase, N.Y.,
Cooper
13-9
rains
crowd for
leading
outpoint-
Scott
five
Leading
was
held
Crown,
Amateur Basketball playat Sixto Escobar Stadium.
the
Ralph
and
best-of-seven
Ponce
a 12th-round rally that apparentVic
the
Ponce
Scott, 146, in a hard-fought 12round battle last night at Sydney Stadium. Dupas
of
Cooper,
at Century
Rain forced the postponement of last night’s scheduled game between the Ponce Lions and Rio Piedras Cardinals in the rior offs
(AP}—
welterweight
Lions, Cards Rained Out At Escobar finals
Ralph Dupas Edges Scott In Australia
in the
Leading
weeks
totaled
BOWLING,
Dupas,
Outgoing women’s bowling association president Elsie Correa announced yesterday that the new
officers
men’s
(See
wo-
Championships at Hamburg, Germany Sept. 12-18 will be resumed Thursday evening at the Star Bowling Center. The tournament will be held
every
Paradise
from
its
After
tion,
Walt
up the circuit this morntests its practicability.
men’s
eo a
a week
Center.
The
back-
Cobian,
equipment
other
Sports
stall
+.
meeting
at the
Summer
Phil | mon. and| The men’s elimination tournament to pick a six-man team to by Don Yan-j go to Hamburg still has Pete Abochampionship | lila leading the field.
Munoz
test
the Metro
O'Dell, Wear
captured the of the season.
and
a
day
the}
Closed Circuit TV In order to give spectators a better view of the match, plans ing
at
of the five-man|the
Rafael
Jorge
+———_
season.
team are Dave Kramer, Washburn Mike Ramos Don Q will be led de Lammey’s ed
Rico's
team
the
to decide
off
tee rage
League
Facundo
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Comercial
LOCUST VALLEY, N. Y. (AP)—Pete Cooter of Dorado Beach ¢arried ofof | $850 yesterday in the 13th annual Piping Rock Club Invitation.
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AO
bawlers will: be in action Piedras when Don Q and
their minutes Piedras
points
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By JIM
of the island’s top tonight at the Bolera de Rio Some