The San Juan Star (Aug. 3, 1960)

17 The s Reported In City In 2 4 Hours iBurglars, Robbers Enjoy Field Day;

3

Poorer 370 Man $1, By RALPH ANGLADA

A mounting wave of burglaries in the metropolitan area continued unabated this

week as police reported 17 thefts during a

B24

jee report of 12 bur-+ and

five

Ferre Plans

robberies

Lthe crest of a weekof 57 burglary Housebreakings,

reon

N.Y. Stump To Aid Nixon

‘in recent months, hit

with 71 burglaries rea high ported over the Constitution

Day

weekend.

Topping

port

Beg

HARRY

o

F. KENNEDY

S. TRUMAN

, .. Hello, Hello . .. Harry are you still there?

er On The Party Line Get Toge, th Mass. «@fYANNIS PORT Harry former President

S.

day with (AP)—Sen. John F. Kennedy made peace yester Truvisit will he ced announ and call one teleph Truman in a

man in Independence, Missouri, this month.. “I

talked

to

President

Truman

by.

telephone and he was

generous

to say

enough

nce. he would help us,” .Kennedy. told a news confere Truman at his library in Inde“I hope before the'end of hina ey R visit President

in advance for Kennedy’s benefit. pendence.” The meeting was was willing to support the ticket, but that saidhe n Truma After the convention, what the reservations were, however. there were reservations. He did not mention five-minute telephone call to Truman and the form-

Kennedy then said he had made a er president “couldn’t have been nicer.”

was

cash

re-

police

yesterday’s

the

theft

Luis A. Ferré, statehood taken from an automobile in Sanlican Party gubernaRepub Diaz M. Jesus turce. Car owner said yesterNegron Of 145 Seria St., Santurce, torial candidate, “for sure” told police that he was watching day he will stump lican Sacred Repub at for game York New basketball in a Heart Church when thieves broke Party presidential candidate into his locked car, parked outside the church, and lifted the money from a wallet in his jacket. Diaz said he left the wallet behind thinking his money would be safer in the closed car. Jewelry

Richard M. Nixon.

students The

In Rio Piedras, Maria Luisa Jemail reported the theft of $1,575 on in jewelry from her home 443

Alcides

St.,

Reyes

San

Agus-

tin Housing Development on Monday. Missing are a set of diamond (See THEFTS, Page 21)

TIEE DCR

de

Rincon

lisa

Gautier.

has

She

said she will likely campaign im New York in favor of DemocraKennedy.

F.

John

candidate

tic

While on the mainland, Ferre also expects to explore in more detail his proposal for an “educational FHA,” which would supput a college degree posedly within

reach

the

of all deserving

economically but youths. “Jt is important

Party as the result representatives of the new Christ ian Action Supreme

handicapped we

tap

every

(See FERRE, Page 21)

Commonwealth

oned In Acid Attack ti es Qu Is nd sba Mus tee| of tavor «in Ourt, CAP came only four days after lawyers for the bishopOf Five In Bayamon er th Mo g un Yo backed party had argued in On court that a refusal to per-| vee

AEP T

Party will “definitely”

Spanish Harlem and ather Hispanic districts in New York, the Ponce industrialist may be pitted against San Juan Mayor Fe-

uding the key dis' Voter lists in five election p recincts, incl be photographed by trites of San Juan and Rio Pie dras--can-

RIEI

the

of,

standard-bearer

disspeaking tour the Spanish tricts of New York city to scout for Nixon votes. On his foray inte

By HAROLD J. LIDIN

RENT

college

need.

in financial

Statehood

Copying CAP Voter List the

would-be

help

to

plan”

Reported

Theft

alse

Ferre

interview,

an

In

said he is looking into what he FHA “educational an called

-

of an order issued. yesterday by Court.

J. LIDIN

HAROLD

By

of $1,370

Cuba Ponders Supreme Court Approves e

yesterday.

at noon

ending

r period

ing

session

of the

leftist Latin-

here. ss.. an Congre ic Youth Amer n. l conme ~ officia seeking News

foundnthat was io repert at of the firm Seeven third- and fourth-ranked

ser's ie minist ar prime at the cret

office were meat. ¢

comfor le unavailab

case of Police hope to solve today the received an attractive Bayamén- mother who was thrown in third-degree burns_ when acid

mit copying of the voter lists a Violation of the right

docu-

of access to public

_ her

ments. The

lists. are

registration

needed

affidavits

to

(See CAP,’ Page. 21)

face

Monday

morning.

An

18-monthold

attack. girl at her side was also burned in the d peeke 26, gena, Margarita Marrero Carta

check

against 4

,,police said, < ow .at D,a.m out through. the wind

to see

“This

an

man

is for you.”

corosive

,

old

acid

The young

in

60 or 65”

“about

Then her

he

face.

woman,

who

threw

who

said:

a bottle

is the mother

five children, has been living with her in ployers, Adolfo and Gladys Fornes,

(See. ACID, Page. 21)

of

of emBa

_

ee

Analysis

{shadowed

day embassy

German

statement coming

talk

premier

lor

that

was

by in

between

and

sis resisting de Gaulle’s appar-

ent wish to join all

nations

of

“little Europe” into a tight-knit,

yester-

exclusive

= cal

the

cMILEAR

British

German

Adenauer

MA the Atlantic

chancel-

as:

part

.. part of a Western effort te overcome the political vacuum after the (Big Four) summit conference.” Two major forces seem to lie

de

bloc

under

stiD.p. H He thinks this might split alliance. For his

Gaulle

French-led

politi-

may

figure

continental

would command a bigger in Western councils2.

Adenauer

fears

a

grouping

voice

that

cur-

rent Soviet threats and thrusts may bring new perils to isolated West

Berlin—at

a moment

when

the allies look and sound leaderless because of the American election. Moscow has been tempted before to take big risks when faced with what Western disarray.

The

talkks—due

seems

Aug.

to

10

be

and

11—will range mainly over global rather than continental problems.

rich,

secessionist

Katanga

province

That be

meant

in

U.N.

occupation

of

forces all

the

lent Congo in lieu of the parting Belgian forces. The

announcement

a

bitter

leaders

negotiations

turbulast

of

Hammarskjold,

would de-

and

Belgians,

ing

the

the

fesse

The

the

British

im-

did

not

go

of his give

on

had

the

at-

province preserve

through

es ENE

-}auer-de Gaulle ~ talks did net teuch on Britain and added: | “Everything was aveided

out

way

to

Macmillan

%

which

a good rundown | of his secret

the *|tain

conversations with de Gaulle.

In

its

ment

the

oe

on

intense | i

to the

the

Soviet

members,

The United

‘disclosed

oe

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6 Aug.

14 Aug.

22

By CARL HARTMAN {but a purely religious celebraMUNICH, Germany (AP)-— tion,” said Cardinal Wendel at a press conference. As archbishop Cardinal Josef Wendel defended the Catholic: Church's of Munich, the Cardinal is host to 37th World Eucharistic Congress the great multitude of worshipagainst the Communist allega- pers who have come from dil tion that the Congress is politi- over the world, except from the cally

and

military

motivated.

WEATHER

Communist bloc, to attend the convention. The’ Communist regimes prohibit its citizens from attending

the conference. A reporter said that the controlled newspapers FORECAST: San Juan—Variably WIND: Easterly at 12 te 20 in East Germany said that the cloudy today, with showers and a miles per hour. Catholics could attend the Conehance of thundershowers this it was non-poli- © at gress provided 89 HIGH: YESTERDAY’S afternoon and occasional brief 12:30 p.m. tical and not military, but that showers tonight. Pence—Generally this was not to~-be so. _ YESTERDAY’S LOW: 74. fair teday and tonight. Mayaguez “Because a man wears a uniSTATESIDE: New Yerk, part—Mestly cloudy teday, with Boston, 82, partly form,” said the Cardinal, “does ly deudy; showers or thundershowers; gen- cloudy; Philadelphia, 87, part- not mean he ceases to.be a erally fair tonight. Anyone in whatever $2, Christian. Washingten, ly cloudy; PUERTO RICO and the VIR- partly Francisco, garments he is accustomed to cloudy; San \.earing, is welcome at this Con61, partly cloudy; Les Angeles, gress.” Dallas 90, cloudy; partly 78,

Emergency Wednesday,

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&

FOR LEASE IN OLD SAN JUAN

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The United * States thereafter /began maneuvering for a meeting ‘of the U. N. Disarmament Com-

misien,

State

SPECIALISTS

MONDAY through

commission. meeting preclude General As-

ed that the United States is going through with a proposal for a

“This is not a political reunjon,

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in resolv-

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endanger

made to the U. N. Monday, heads of government of all 82 United

of both sides. general

possibly

yesterday

deliberations of the Disarmament Commission if he wishes.

i

could

co-operation between Briand the six “little European

countries.” All this

state-

Under

Congolese}!

apparently

tran cures

‘The embassy also - made Point of stressing that the Aden-

U.S. Denounces Soviet Call For U.N. Disarmament Talks

between

there

succeeded

secretary

oe

dispute

with

problem

Satisfaction

marked

And so the Brit ish would be. surprised if he

of

the conference.

ment.

tempted to detach the from the new nation to its riches.

the

the mosting.

Political

troops

into

initiated

the new Congo government and Belgium over the future of the copper-rich Katanga Province.

end

Saturday

he

WASHINGTON © {(AP)—The Seviet United States yesterday denounc- tend. ed as ironic a Soviet call for a But United Nations General Assem- would bly summit meeting on disarma-

LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo Belgium agreed with esl ve reluctance to give up its last lingering hold on the Congo and the UN. last night announced its move

propose the talking-points, seeing fain ‘hed_no prior knowiodce

Hthat

Adenauer, ADENAUER to some extent, is bending ever pression is that Adenauer wants the German embassy said Aden- backwards to bring Britain into to talk more about East German auer ~ had informed Macmillan ja pattern of European political problems and Soviet Premier in advance of his meeting with jconsultation—if for no reason: Nikita Khrushchev’s intentions de Gaulle. This conflicted with jother than his anxiety to avoid as regards any West alliance. what the foreign office last at a_ “captive” ef de Diplomats expect Adenauer to week told reporters—that Bri-! Gaulle Specifically,

Belgium Gives Up On Congo; U.N. Enters Katanga Saturday would

For ey

Lips meee

1.

the West a press the

idea

for auisegaber system of European summits:

fore-

described

ummits

chancellor’s

a

This

of the

quiicicaeroeaglpen

News

in back

a ach

By ARTHUR. GAVSHON LONDON (AP)—Harold Macmillan’s visit te Konrad Adenauer in Bonn next week may be the-start of a regular system of “little summit” meetings between key allied statesmen of re, Europe.

— Wednepday, August 3, 1960-

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FREDERICK

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othér

Fomento aims to promote 271 plants during fiscal 1961, an in-

new

promoting

goals

plants

7 | PuertoRico, #1

° Fomento

promoting

trial

hopes

to

foster

divid-

indus-

' Rivera said that the economic - mcy hopes to promote 50 adtional plants’ of firms already established here and 41 extensions of existing plants, against and

| Local

40

respectively

promotion

30 new

to

have

ed their time between promoting new plants and expansions.

1960.

call |:

new.

representatives

new

45

Fomento

for-major emphasis to be placed-|on

of the staff will

Malloy Does Mt Again

yesterday.

The

on

enterprises. In the past,.Fomento’s

1 1960,--Gabriel Rivera- Hernandez, | the agency’s director of industrial development, said in an’ interviéw

members

concentrate

plants

in

fiscal

goals are and

Rivera said, and 30 extensions of existing

the

establishment of 110 new: firms} here during the current fiscal

plants.

Fomento

Mmoted

year, Rivera said, up from 77 firms new to Puerto Rico in fiscal 1960. The goals cali for little change

officers

gets

credit

plant when sign

ting them operations

for

documents

to begin here.

a pro

a company’s or

commit-

expand

-oolt business

FLOOD THREATENS Police and Civil Defense authorities began evacuating people from the eod section of the town. of. Bayamon yesterday as the Bayamén River,

swollen from. rains, began to threaten homes in that area.

People who left found temporary refuge in the Barbosa School, which had been set up to receive them. (STAR photo_by Anthony Murad.)

in Puerto Rico?

Rivera said the emphasis on new plants was aimed at “provid. ing a broader base” for the island’s economic development. He said that Fomento’s industrial- promotion department - is being . reorganized to provide “more specialization” in its approach. Two -of the department’s in-

dustrial

representatives

will

be

assigned to promoting expansions of existing plants, he said, while

Customs Seizes Package From Independentista Back FromC uba) By. HAROLD J. -LIDIN

=

Independence Party. Sen. Lorenzo Pifieiro will meet with Federal customs officials at 9 am. today to demand that a Package of printed material seized ‘from him at International Airport be opened only in his presence.

Customs officials depbendéd

a

local legislator claims his home and office telephone are tapped. Trailed In Cuba Also An agent ‘f the. Commonwealth government's Internal Security Bureau tracked him. to Cuba, Pifieiro also charged. The same police agent who supposediy shadowed the senator to

say what.

type

declined

of political

‘to of 415-police Academy. trainees

mate-

temorrow

morning

at the athletic

park grounds of the San José Hato Pifeiro, a former secretary- Public Housing , Project, general of the Nationalist Party Rey. A parade with music by. the and now active in the pseudoPolice Department Band will be nationalist Pro-Independence Movement here, wants to be on held in honor of the occasion. At ceremonies, Det..Juan Arhand “as a precaution” when Federal officials -open the “de- zuaga will be awarded a department gold medal in recognition tained” material. “T don’t think they (Customs) of his heroism in .breaking up would plant anything on me... a. holdup attempt at the Guaybut -why take ‘the chance,” ‘said nabo home of James Morgan in June. Mrs. Morgan will present the “miffed lawmaker. rial

it

might

The ro

be

Custom’s

said,

seizure,

. included”

papers

Pifiei-

he mead,

pan

by - the. Pol-

an

who | was © promoted documents related to his private re to detective, law. practitée.. This ‘material, he from patrolman | will also receive a special award said, is “untouchable.” Juan. STAR, a Besides the ‘alleged. harass- from the San

ment

yi Federal

Customs,

1863 Loiza’ St: °

the

Cuba,

PIM

‘BANK WITH THE BAN K

it is claimed.

Accompaying general

‘Pifieiro

secretary

were

Juan

Ma-

ri Bras, labor organizer Pedro Grant, and journalist Juan Antonio

Corretjer.

Mufioz To Speak At Police Graduation

stack of publications’ carried. by Pifeiro_ and three other local separatists upon their return to Puerto Rico Saturday from the Castre™ July. aot: ‘oplebration in Cuba. Deputy CRiisins Ciabiceni Gov, Luis Mufioz Marin ‘will James McLaughlin said the material is being “detained as pol- ‘Speak at a graduation exercise

itical material.” He

Havana, was on hand at the Customs office when Pifieiro and a trio. of friends returned

from

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20 Nabbed In Drug Dragnet Over San Juan And Caguas | narcotics

conducted Three of

Dawn

in the

raids

Humacao

the

and

San

round-up

Vélez

has

said

early

yesterday

ever

agents

Commissioner

by

Treasury

Pedro

believed

the

eradicated in

the

M. raid

mainly

to

“newcomers

New

York

and

Chicago.”

addition

to

those

said,

to

indicate

how

Ortiz,

many

other persons might be implicated. The OSI has in the past assisted in mainland narcotics roundups. All those arrested for local

to

San

$10,000

Juan

hearings

19.

for

arrested,

from

un-

for

pre-

before

Ramon

US.

C,

Julia

were six Caguas residents: José Ramon Feliciano Rodriguez, 20; Victor Ernesto Bosche Rios, 34; Angel Roberto Figueroa Vazquez, 30; Ramon Ayala Roman, 21; Angel David Velazquez Diag 29, and Jaime Lopez

Ca-

evidence was obtained coneerning a number of persons now absent from the island. They

declined

Brought

gueroa

considerable

placed

$20,000.

the

from

and

ranging

Juncos

problem

officials

bonds

liminary

due

In

der

Cidra,

guas zone.” He said that illicit drug traffic in the area had cropped up during the last year

OSI

hearings

given

in Caguas,

“substantially

narcotics

preliminary

were

the

to

Attorney he

violations

Juan

Dept.’s Office of Special Investigations and Caguas police, netted 20 persons—including three minors. Newcomers Blamed

head

narcotics

the Caguas area. total are minors.

Commonwealth

OSI

federal

Lopez,

were

Ayala

all

previous

on

and

probation

federal

offenses.

Three In Jail Three of those sought rants

were

in

Fi-

District

Lizardi Plans OrientationOn Transit Law Secretary Francisco

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Juan

the

the

rate

in

pointed

all

mounting

out

other

month

the

island.

lost

A

their

accidents

Ri-

that last

any

deaths

in

the

total

of

lives

in

last_ April

as

compared with 22 fatalities during April, 1959. The secretary

said

the

idea”

why

fatalities

Department

the sudden occurred

this

has

“no

jump April.

Mercedes

Diaz,

een

To-

Vic19,

Emanuelli

Octavio

Esteves,

23,

to, 28, samou,

Or-

Guada-

Rubén

San-

21, Luis Angel Es21, Miguel Jiménez

42, Domingo

Morales

Cot-

and Francisco Colon 19, all of Caguas.

Si-

Bayamon Salesman agents yesterday

a

the

salesman

person

implicated

theft

ized

of

an

- of

by

interstate

pharmaceutical

pier June

Arrested

afternoon

Bayamon

seventh

shipment

police

Puerto

than

traffic

San

to

and

Ramon

tiago Santo, tades Cotto,

three

in

on a warrant

Assistant

Raymond

L.

San

8. U.S.

Acosta

authorAttorney

was

Aristi-

des Cruz Solla, 40. He is charged with having received of decadron, stolen Bull Line pier and $1,350.

Cruz bail

Juli.

highway

of

lupe

island. Over 5,000 law have already

more

people

36,

U.S.

saw

history

tiz,

general

the

Humacao,

Eric

from

April

44

CO. INC. St.

death

and

last

and

the public. Speaking of

traffic

Cidra

drugs

to

Vazquez

Arraigned before Judge Roberto Veray Torregrosa prior to detention in Humacao were: Carlos Figuerea Vazquez, 27, of

in

and the courts, Lizardi said, and 200,000 more are being printed

for

tor Manuel ef Caguas.

Juan,

law

Luis

of

arrested

the new: transit into effect Aug.

distributed

19,

—the

department is a wide-spread cam“information and

the the

José

Works

judges, on of

tion

rres,

FRI

his

MOSCOW

Buenas:

yester-

new

serving

repeated

said

the’

are

Tied To Drug Theft

20. It was recently approved by Gov. Mufioz. Lizardi said that the campaign includes distribution of copies

- they

Public

Lizardi

orientation” on law which goes

where

sentences imposed for other offenses. They are: Ismael Carrasquille Torres, 22, of Aguas

Mujdiz,

on war-

Humacao

Jail

was

54 bottles from the valued at

released

following

a

on

$1,000

hearing

before

Commissioner

Ramon

C.

Police Capture Thieves Who Stole Rexach Safe men

and

two

youths

yes-

of

Rexach

En-

terday confessed to stealing a safe containing $18,000 in cash

from

the

terprises police

The Juan

offices

early

Friday

morning,

revealed.

men

were

Ramon

identified

Delgado

as

Esquilin

and Marcelino Rosa Morales, both 22. The youths’ names were not

Thus

revealed.

in money

far,

only

$1,400

has -been

of

recovered.

‘the

CASTRO that

Castro

1

had

left

se-

infection

such

as

it vetoed

Council.

called for

It said this proposal

a [0] Ste Sel!

apparently

to

make room for four foam rubber mattresses and what appeared to

be ed

double

canvas

oo

Passengers could not be identified because of poor lighting. One

reporter

who

the

was

on a

United

es

of the United

designed to distract attention American military aviation.”

from

=

cod

U2type spy

Nations

States was

the

inadmissable ;

Security

a “manuever character of ae

11 Traffic Deaths Over British Holiday LONDON

(AP)—Seventy-one

persons

were... killed...

in: road

accidents during the four-day, August bank holiday week-end, the Transport Ministry announced yesterday. Last year’s total was.78.

West Rejects Red InspectiOffer on :

-

GENEVA (AP)—The United States and Britain rejected as “completely unsatisfactory” a Soviet offer to permit three inspections a year on Soviet territory to check suspected nuclear

explosions.

;

7

€

:

The Soviets offered last week to permit three Western inspections in return for six Soviet inspections in the United States and

Britain.

.

Typhoon Kills 23, Makes 58,000 : Homeless.

TAIPEI (AP)—Police headquarters announced yesterday ‘that at least 23. persons were killed and more than 58,000 persons were left homeless as a result of typhoon Shirley’s Formosa Sunday and violent downpours Monday.

passage

over

ses

Trujillo Gives Up Palace Office

:

CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Dominican Republic (AP)-—Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo has given up his office in the National Palace in favor of a private office elsewhere, the newspaper EI Caribe said yesterday. A front-page notice said Trujillo, who has given up several government and political posts in recent years, would work in his office at San Cristobal, 21 miles from here. ees

France, Germany Want NATO Reform BONN (AP)—Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and

Charles de Gaulle of France ate agreed that a reform tween “had

Adenauer the

spokesman,

reporting

President

of the At-

demanded.

is

Alliance

A government

on the weekend

talks

and de Gaulle, told a press conference

impression

that

without

haste

but

at an

be-

the two

appropriate

time

a reform of the Atlantie organization would serve a useful purpose.” He did not elaborate on these points.

Salam Forms Lebanese Cabinet BEIRUT,

Lebanon

(AP)—-Premier

Saeb

Salam

has

formed

an 18-man cabinet of broad national union, the largest cabinet in Lebanese history. The Premier’s*choices included: virtually every segment of Lebanon's complicated political spectrum with the exception

Salam’s

Raymond

of

the

bitter

followers

political

of

former

foe,

and

Edde.

president

the

Camille

so-called

Chamoun,

Natienal..Bloe

3 Nations Get Bigger Sugar Quota NEW YORK (AP)—The U.S. Department

The Philippines was

of

of Agriculture yes-

a combined 22,765 tons.

area

of

this year, trade sources reported.

alloted 66,671 tons, Mexico the

British

West

got a close

look

Indies

34,088 tons- and

and

British

Guiana .

se

Sixth Fleet Is Reinforced with

(AP)—Reinforcement

assignment

of

announced by the Navy.

n. Reporters who waited several hours for the plane to depart said it appeared tq carry a double crew and six civilian passengers, one of whom was a woman. Eleven seats were removed

aa mR) rat)

RB-47

in

:

WASHINGTON

plane,

» a

be called diplomatic, it sneered at proposals for ompartial investiga-

Mediterranean

the

©

*

Union, in a bristling note, yesterday

the American

tons of sugar to the U.S. market

cretly for Geneva for treatment of his illness, officially described as

from

=...

¢

‘| terday gave three nations a chance to supply an additional: 123,524

(Continued From Page 1) Little attention was paid to the

rumor

(AP)—Soviet

charges that

Charges

mission when shot down July 1, In language which ‘could scarcely

lantic

Two

RB-47

2

ee APSO

in

following

or

Sovieis Repeat

NET

Jargest

of

six

yesterday

in

The

Navy

also

said

that

cific would be maintained at nouncement. said the additions gram to improve the military United States.”

the

of

the

6th

a

third

aircraft

7th

Fleet

in

the

Fleet

in

the

carrier’ was Western

;

Pa-

the three-carrier level. The anwere “part of a continuing procapabilities and posture of the ‘ : : eee

Jazz Concert Ends In Riot > WINDSOR, Ontario —A jazz concert which was attended. by thousands of Negroes from Detroit ended in a riot early yesterday morning resulting in serious injury to one and Sesser in “to many others. The concert, in a centrally located stadium in Windsor, was in eelebration of the termination of slavery in the British Empire. e732

14 Killed As Streetcars Collide

said, however, that none of those boarding the plane looked like ~ VIENNA, Austria (AP)—Two «streetcars: crowded with comCastro, The airline refused to give any muters rammed into each other at a downtown intersection yes.” information about the plane’s mis- té , killing at least’ 14 persons “and injuring ‘more’ than 75. sion or destination, but well inewitnésses Said one train, Fem= md so * ‘ + dor

Geneva. amt

wag

wpe pay

and

jailed

a

early

were

ayo

Humacao

men

.

= tr bce x

. omaha!

ea

Fourteen

o peermrentraeceu erbn at

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 3, 1960

Se

4

as

‘THE SAN JUAN STAR — Weincsday, Angast 3,106

Torres Is Named To New Post As Asst. Secretary Of Education

| 3 Arthur F. Oetting

CivicRadioPrograms Promoted By Elks

The San Juan Lions Club, presided vver by Raul Buxeda, is sponsoring a series of 11 weekSecretary of Education Candido Oliveras announced+ so extremely important ly radio programs on civic matyesterday the appointment of 32-year-old Eulalio A. To- personnel that it was necessary to establish ters over radio station WIPR at rres as assistant secretary of education for personnel. 8 p.m. Emeeeing the program is a new division that will take care

The

creation

of this new

position

is the first major

Pepe

H.

Rodriguez,

secretary

of

Arthur F. Oetting of Santurce has been appointed district deputy grand exalted ruler for

the district of Puerto the Benevolent Order of Elks. He

and

Rico, of

Protective

named

to

the

post

accountant

in

San

Juan,

was

of all personnel matters from the the club. by Judge John E. Fenton of was created “in tune with the secretary on down.” form of the island’s educatio- promise by the \secretary when The first program, presented Lawrence, Mass. grand exalted Torres’ duties formerly were last night, was on the duties of ruler of the fraternity. The two nal system. The-new office he took office that his first order to meet soon in civic associations te community the work- under the supersivision of the as- problems. It was discussed by are scheduled will deal with personnel pro- of business was to better a regional for Va, , Bedford sistant secretary of administrative | P’ and morale of every blems of the almost-27,000 Depart- ing conditions lawyer Cesar Toro, David Bra- conference of district deputies teacher on the island.’ ment of Education employes, vo and Buxeda. at the site of the Elks National “The secretary,” Torres said, which represénts almost half of The next program is scheduled Home. “considered the problems of ali Commonwealth government for Aug. 9. The discussion will certified practicing | Oetting, employes. be on the traffic problems of

move

bv Oliveras in the re-

said

yesterday

that

his

the

metropolitan

immediate goal is to see that there

be

discussed

is

no

Flores

a

teacher

classroom

waiting

in.

every

throughout - the island

government the Health

Aug. 8 when the new school term starts. The University of Chicago gradu-

ate

(1949)

said that

Fortufio, traffic

and

by Judge

Rodriguez;

president

and

president

committee

of

will

MarceliJose

Capo

of the

committee,

Betancourt, safety

area,

Lion’s Ricardo

of the

the

club.

public

ig a past exalted ruler of San Juan Lodge No. 972 and a past district deputy. The first printing press with an iron frame was built by the Earl of Stanhope in 1798.

his position

*

PDP Renominates Bayamon Senators Sens..

and

Ernesto

Heraclio

have

been

H.

Juan.

Rivera

Fonfrias

Colon

renominated

candi-

dates for senators by the Popular Democratic Party forthe Bayamon district. : Also

renominated

as

candi-

dates for representative are Rep, Justo Nater for Precinct IE of Rio Piedras: and Rep. Casimiro Cabranes for the ©Corozal-ToaAlta

Naranjito

Mayors Roman

nuel jito.

de

district.

ren

are

-for

Guayna

J,

Vazquez

Juan

and

for

Ma-

Naran-

EULALIO

A. TORRES

It takes more than just a

. gets new pest

45 Trainees To Be Baptized At Fort Buchanan Tomorrow +

ship to keep vital shipments flowing between the mainland and Puerto Rico. It takes WA

ities, to assure delivery of those goodsontime

Forty-five trainees will be baptized in a group ceremony tomorrow at the Fort Buchanan Chapel, according to Chaplain (Capt.) Joseph

Roman The

.C.

Rowan,

Catholic trainees

e

members

of training companies A, B, and C of the U. S. Army Training , Caribbean.

apa

ceremonies

Alcoa has served the Caribbean for over forty years, and has the experienced hands and modern facilities to give your shipments careful, efficient handling. And with Alcoa’s dependable weekly sailings to San Juan,

Buchanan’s all

~

and in good condition.

Chaplain. are

many skilled hands, and proper handling facil-

Mayagiiez and Ponce, from Atlantic and Gulf

will take

ports, and from Puerto Rico to the Gulf, you

can be sure your

shipments

will arrive on

schedule when you ship “Via Alcoa.”

AX LC OM ALCOA STEAMSHIP COMPANY, INC. The dependable service fo Puerto Rico over the years

OFFICES IN SAN JUAN, MAYAGUEZ AND PONCE

;F

it

: 2

pean

ii

be

af

B

2

go has retired from the Army at Fort Buchanan after 23 years of continuous. service. A Korean

with

the

65th

Infantry

ists

veteran

apecarneinepaite

i

——-

Torres

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 3, 1960

6.

Market Slumps Again |

Valencia Baxt And Eastern Coordinate Freight Delivery Eastern

Air Lines

and Valencia

well

as in

the San

Juan

By

delivery

also serve as peints of telephone

air

freight

contact

fer

prospective

the announcement

siles rose against the trend follow-

its worst fall in more than a week

a

metro}.

pelitan area, will be used to speed up the assembly and distribution of shipments from or to all parts of the island. These depots will

for

MCKEE

ing news Douglas Aircraft had won

Baxt Express, Inc., have agreed to coordinate their air and ground transportation facilities te provide improved door-to-deer pick-up and

service

JOHN

$600

million

defense

contract.

shares.

Active 1%,

shippers,

losers included

Freight guez,

depets Baxt

Arecibo,

YORK

Pence,

and

SUGAR NEW

maintained at

Telephone %, General Electrie3 % and Chrysler 1%. The drop

said.

by

Maya-

Aguadilla,

as

FUTURES (AP)-—Demestic

futures No. 6 clesed 148 contracts.

feo

1 to 5 lower.

sugar

Sales

Texas rectly

with

Atlanta, Houston,

New

Yerk,

Mobile, New and Chicago.

Orleans,

Japanese

%

rose

and

1%,

American

Tobacco }2. American Stock Exchange prices also declined on volume of 760,000

|

shares

;

compared

with 740,000 Mon-

U.S. government bonds lost :

ground

for

—1% | Moore

Mc

day.

2

~The

Carbide

day.

Aim so ‘ce cow AS Home Building

its jewest ‘

Instruments

Union

Miami,

Japan Sets 10 Million TOKYO

Thiokol

General Motors %, Ameri

ried Chrysler to 40%, level in 19 years. Valencia

©

.| Douglas, off % at one time, rose #% to % and was the fourth most active steck on volume of 27,400

the

successive |

second

|

gov-

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SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 3, 1960

~ GOP To Elect Ponce Slate Next PONCE—The ublican Party elect

Statehood RepConvention to

candidates

Ponce,

and

senators

for

mayor

representatives

from

the

Ponce

will be held next Sunday La Perla Theater. Mentioned

amiong

the

of

‘and

district

at the

athlete

remembered

ball

pitcher,

who

the

Catholic

as

works

a base-|

yer

now

Carlos Vélez Febres. For the second precinct the only candidate mentioned so far is José E. Salich, a prominent farmer.

University.

at| The

Mayagiiez baseball park is named for

him.

Aromi

a

Dr.

civic

Virgilio

leader

Rivera

and

a

For

physician. possi-

_ For first

representatives Ponce

for

Julio

the

seats,

the

are

precinet, the elee-

bilities for the position of may- tion wifi probably be among or are Isidore Garcia, a onetime! Rep. Carlos Westerband, law-

Viera

two

Morales,

district

prominently Armando

and

senate

mentioned

Schmidt,

Felipe

Williams

was

met

by

his

j

k<

wife

10,000 Applications

I

educated

|For New Red School LONDON

(®—More

applications Pe

BOARD MEMBERS—The new Board of Appeals of the P. R. Monday

with

new

Planningg

Board

jog

Wecerd

mat

(YN

whoto

by

Gunter

Hett.)

for enrollment University, Radio

than

been

Ramon

owen

Garcia Seen

left to

left to right, are Samuel

Badille and Frank

Besosa.

10,000

in Friendship Moscow reports.

|

MORE COOLING PER

America.

DOLLAR

from the Alcoa Corsair . .. third of three 15,000-ton eargo-passenger

ships, arriving today to bring greater freight shipping service to Puerto Rico.

Aleoa, in keeping with a long-standing policy of providing Puerto Rico with the finest

shipping service available, announces the ar-

rival of regular, ‘Orleans This regular

one of its famous cruise ships— now on -weekly service from Mobile and New to San Juan. new service is in addition to Alcoa’s freighter service from U. S. Gulf and

Atlantic coast ports to San Juan, Mayagiiez

and Ponee, and its northbound service from

Puerto Rican ports to Mobile and New Or

Jeans. This addition doubles Alcoa’s GulfPuerto Rico service. These eargo-passenger ships bring with them a wonderful reputation for express service, expert cargo handling and mechanical

equipment suitable for the handling of every kind of freight, plus a huge capacity for carry ing refrigerated cargoes. Now, with two sailings each week from Gulf

ports, and once-a-week service from Atlantit ports,

Alcoa

offers the finest,

most

flexible

service available to Puerto Rico.

i ;

# eet lei %2 2

POeRT Re

Rico

ependca

n

New

York.

Baltimore,

New

want

received

This is a new school on the outskirts of Moscow founded by the Soviet government chiefly for students from Asia, Africa and Latim

don’t

in Engiand.’”

SALUDOSTO SSANBUANT President

right, are_J. Marti Almodévar, Juan R. Joy Sandin, president of the Appeals Board,

and Gareia Santiago. Standing,

have

:

S

ge

!

i

TRE

A

e peuead fl i tt 1 5 | arts

Carre from Orocovis, and Carlos Vazquez Vélez from Coamo.

Orleans

over

and

the

years

Mobile i

them

THE

SAN JUAN

STAR

— Wednesday, August 3, 1969

Taking Over As First Lady Nothing New For Pat Nixon

a

By

FRANCES

LEWINE

CHICAGO #—Calm, unruffled and controlled, Mrs. Patricia Nixon has been in training for years for the White House race she’s about to make with her husband. This is the climax for the Nixons of 14 years as one of 'this country’s best known political partnerships. ;

In

the

past

7-%

Nixon has done could be required

years,

Mrs.

every job that of a President’s

wife. She has traveled in 52 countries, sat at the tables of Kings and potentates and walked among the people of many lands. A First Lady’s greatest contribution, says Mrs. Nixon, is to make friendly

contact

with

nations,

Nixon

the

not only

with

leaders

whenever

the

has

leaders,

of ether

possible.

Mrs.

made _ contact

she

has

concen-

trated on the people as well visiting hospitals and other jinstitutions and shaking hands jamid crowds in Russia, South America and

Asia.

Auburn-haired, tall,

slender

5

Mrs.

feet

3

Nixon

MRS. RICHARD M. NIXON

inches

... may be

at 48 has

next

First

Lady

perfectionist.

mercial subjects in Whittier (Calif.) high school. . Pat met Nixon in Whittier, in ‘‘I

without

to

stamina that amazes those much younger than she. But Mrs. Nixon is

an

/don’t

admitted do

a

thing

trying

do it well,” she once declared. Pat

Nixon

rigorous

keeps Julie,

, Seated, was chosen queen of the debutantes at the Court of Castille, Catholic Daughters of America’s, recent deb ball. Standing around the queen are, left to right: Miss Zita Diaz Bird, Queen of

the

UPR

des

Berrios,

High

Scheol;

Miss

the queen’s

Guillin

flower

Molina,

bearer.

1959

(STAR

debutante

photo

queen,

by Anthony

and

Miss

as

young

sub-

officiated

at the

presentation

cere-

Lour-

Murad.)

debs, sponsored by the Court

monies.

of Castille, Catholic Daughters of America, bowed to

in traditional white debutante ball gowns, richly embroidered with

society

Saturday

evening

at

a festive ball held in the Casino de Puerto Rico. Mrs. Socorro Gaztambide de Urrutia,

president

of

the

court,

rer

LADIES FREE

Ss

The

sequins,

young

attired

the Misses

Ivet-

te Rodriguez, Carmen Aixa gos, Lolita Gonzalez Keelan,

BorMar-

garita dez,

included

ladies,

Arroyo, Edith

zalez,

Mercedita

Gerena,

Elba

Llanos,

Hernan-

Esther

Gon-

Carmen

Nilda

Lugo, Milagros Medina, Gloria Girona and Ilena del Valle. The

men

Misses

Maria

nard,

Guzman,

Minerva

After the cotillion, the ball, the new

which debs

Conopened danced

with their fathers. Miss Lolita Gonzalez Keelan was chosen Queen of the Debutantes at

the

ball

and

bouquet

presented

of red

with

carnations

by

a

Miss

Lourdes Berrios in the name of the members of the Court of Castille,

Catholic

ica.

Miss

Daughters

Zita

Diaz

of

Amer-

Bird,

Queen

Shelia

Rivera,

Car-

of

Rexach,

Eileen

Ber-

High School, and Miss Guilin Molina, last year’s Queen of the

Wanda

Gomez,

E.

Enid Carreras and de were others:

Jeanne

Montanez,

Rexach,

Carmencita

Emma

Carmin Quidgley,

the

University

Court

of

jointly head

the

Puerto

Castille

placed of

of

the new

Rico

Debutantes,

crown

on

queen.

except

that

it often

her from her daughters, 12, and Patricia, 14, know

Tricia.

:

The American Dream Come True On the eve of her husband’s nomination as the Republican Presidential candidate, Mrs.

Debs BowTo Society At Gala Ball Twenty-two

professes to love her

role,

the

Nixon said: “This really is the American dream, where people from humble cireumstances can, through sheer hard work, go up the ladder.’’ For Mrs. Nixon—born Thelma Catherine Ryan in the mining town of Ely, Nev., daughter of

itinerary

gold

miner

William

Ryan—worked her way up, too. Her early years were spent on

her father’s -10-acre truck farm in Artesia, Calif. Her parents began

calling

was a name

her

Patricia

when

she

little. girl and the adopted stuck. Her mother, Kate

Nalberstadt,

a German

immigrant,

died wheh Pat was 12. At 17, she had lost both parents and was out to make good on her own. She worked her way through gollege, held jobs as X-ray technician,

salesgirl,

even

a

and

movie,

had finally

a bit

part

taught

Every WEDNESDAY <\e at

Comandante PUERTO

R1CO'S

in

com-

1937

at

a

little

where she theatricals.

theater

.joined He was

+

group,

in amateur just: out’ of

law school and they married three years later, on June 21, 1940.

For

half,

only~ about

a

year

-and.

while. Nixa! worked

hometown

lawyer,

everyday

they

a

as

‘a

lived

an

life.

Then, came World War II and Nixon served as a navy officer for. four years while Pat traveled with him taking jobs

and

bank

wherever she could, as file clerk, secretary

teller.

Partner And Political Team Player

From

the day

Nixon

decided

to

run for office and entered his first campaign for Congress in 1946,

his wife Pat has and best They have

been

his partner

political team player. never lost a campaign

together. People

who

have

traveled

with

the Nixons marvel at the way

Pat

can sit in rapt attention, listening with apparent interest to a speech

she has heard many Although

would

have

chosen

tics, Pat says she excitement in- it.

“Since

times

she concedes

1946,”’

she

before. never

a life in polihas

she

found

once

great

:

noted,

“Dick and I have been campaign-

ing together, we're a team. It’s hard work, but it’s fascinating. I love it. I love meeting people.” Thousands of Americans will bé meeting Pat Nixon -at whistle stops, airports and crossroads of America in the months between now and November.

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ae

5,35"

ppb

(37th Fraternity. Convention

at the banquet went to Hiram Puig, active “fraternity man of the year” to Pablito Marchese and Rafael Orraca, “alumnus of .chapter

Beta

Special

Army Caribbean Com8. U. : HONOR GUESTS—Mrs. Theodore F. Bogart, wife of thender in P. Comma Guard Coast U.S. the of wife an, Germ Mrs.John P.

er; B G-1, were guests or tae al the Blight, wife of the USARCARI and Mrs. ngE of theM. Antill es Command OWC at the Ft. Buchanan Officers’ Mess. From last meeti for the occasion$ Mrs. Bo-

members

NCO Clubs, and Golf being asked to. donate

ubs,

are new or

old toys:for this purpose. Salvageable toys will be repaired by personnel from the

men

of

The Dec.

the

drive

thé

officers.

and

Command,

will continue until

1.

Toys guard

by

may

be

left

yellow.

shields

it goes

with

the

at the main

gate

through

me

like

a blade.

from another. pert who studies the racing forms, knows all the percentages, and the history of every nag on the turf. Wouldn’t

you know

of

Large

black

adorned

fraternity

and the

yellow

walls.

The

fraternity also awarded Garraton and Echeandia the medal of merit, the highest award that a Phi Eta Mu can receive.

Shall I be frank and ask her to please call me mother? I need your objective advice —H.D. DEAR H. D..: This girl probably has vivid memories ef her own mother and is unable to bring; herself to cali someone else by this name. Try te understand what a diffi-

he’s too mad to spell right.

cult adjustment this is for the girl and don’t interpret the title “step-mother” as a rejection of ,

you. sess

Confidential

to LIVING

DANG-

EROUSLY AND LOVING IT: The kind of fling you describe could fling you right out of the house. You’re being foolish. Grow up.

iui

it, the dumb

broad hits the daily double and

Splitting arrangements

always

be

made

in

should

advance.

It

-

late

for

calm,

rational

think-

ing. s**¢*

¢

of Ft. Buchanan er on the steps

DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have a beautiful daughter who is 18.

of the Ft. Brooke Post. Exchange.

She has’ been going with a won-

202 Fortaleza

THE SECTIONS AFFECTING

This is sick. If your unhappiness continues

get professional *¢

DEAR pise the

ANN word

help.

8

LANDERS: step-mother

I desand I

avoids hard feelings later. After always have. When I married a the daily double has been hit it’s widower ten months ago I hoped tee

“t on duty

in the fraternity’s colors, black and

DEAR ANN LANDERS: A friend of mine asked me to write this letter. He says

Fire Department with the aid cleans up $330. Louie winds up of Special Services Craft Shop tapped out: This miserable female equipment. In hands Louie a ten spot and says el and; “Thanks, Lover-Boy, you're a addition to teys, donations of sport.” spare and paint, paint. brushes, Louie and I both think she parts for toys will be welcomed have split her bundle with should repairs. making in to help. him since he staked her. How toys will be The renovated about it?’ — ON HIS SIDE gifts for Christmas used as DEAR ON: It would have been will be very lady-like indeed to split the and needy children, the. annual bundle but, apparently she’s no presented during Christmas parties given these lady.

children

Miss Phi Eta Mu. Mrs. Alicia ‘de Cardona wife of Dr. Hiram The active chapters of the’ de Cardona of Aguadilla, was fraternity awarded Garraton a picked as Mrs. Phi Eta Mu. The ballroom was decorated plaque and certificate for his

year.

the

throughout

ternity

Make Arrangements Ahead

communities in Puerto Rico, as and civilian retired well as

members of the Officers’

the Casino de Puerto Rico

for} Luis Dexter, was chosen

Lopez

Agustin

|‘0" and

military

the

to

Lopez,“lin

flowers

‘FORT BROOKE—An early drive for .the donation of toys to be given to underpriviledged children of La-Perla -and other areas at Christmas time, opened this week in the Antilles Command, :

from

Emilio

Aon Landers Says.

Toy Donations

Personnel

also went

mention Puig,

work as an outstanding presi‘dent. At the fraternity’s formal ball

year.

Miguel Sugraiies, zarry, José R. Janer, Juan Vs Deter daughter et ee

Jeft to right: above are Mrs: Ta ylor C. T. Hayes, hostess Blight, gart, Mrs. John H. McGee, wife of the U. S. Army Antilles Commander; Mrs. and Staff of Chief Antilles Army S. U. the of wife Breckenridge, C. Mrs. James D. i Mrs. German. and Mrs. Lester Hanks, club president. (U. S. honorary presiden Army Photo)

Army Asks or

the

of

chapter

standing

MISS TERE DEXTER .. «hosen Miss Phi Eta Mu

from

his

16-year-old

daughter

would

call me mother. Her own mother died when she was 14. The girl insists on introducing me to everyone as her step-mother. When I hear those words

ae the Most

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253 Cruz

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And will be able, from now on, to sell at 10% LESS than

New

York

and

at very little more

‘ VIRGIN On

the famous

ISLANDS. and beautiful

than

the

Hiram

-Revels

took his

place

in

the

United

States

civil

nators

rights.

He

was

to appropriate

for

deficit

federal

levees.

financing;

monies .

vuring

‘urging

to..rebuild

his

fellow

:se-

the Mississippi

Spe

a

his stayin ‘Washington

ote

ne consist.

sently urged that"the’schools in the nation’s capital be desegregated. Hiram. Revels ‘stood for the

same

) Eisenhowef;

things.

Harry

Dick

- Truman,

Nixon,

and. Jack

Dwight:

D.

Kennedy

will stand for if' elected. In-fact,where ike endorsed the tidelands oil “bill en ey e berals

,

thought

suspect, ~Senater

Hi

:

els

voted for the anhexation of Santé » Donitrigé. |

“The amazing thing about Senator Revels is not that he did this in 1870~and was ahead of his ‘time, the amazing thing is that he was a Negro and the issues he stood for are. still unresolved. Hiram ‘Revels came from, Mississippi. He <was the first’ Negro ever elected to Congress and the only Negro ever to take a

seat in the United out~a

The

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Then tiny

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of

missiles

hearts

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in

light.

smash

atoms

even

smithereens.

These curious smithereens, bits of atomic nuclei, hold erets of what the universe

made

of. Scientists

detected

32

from

hearts

the

sometimes

FOR

already

different call

SETTER

or seis

have

Particles

of atoms. them

the

science

know

yet

They “nuc-

UNDERSTANDING

why

simply all

of

doesn't them

are

there, and what they mean. The Particles appear or are created if the nucleus hard enough.

The

new

of an

machine,

gradient

Brookhaven

atom

the

is

The

from

at

National Laboratory,

This means study them

of

the

voters

quest

for

might

pure

bring

is schedul-

various

the

staff

here

ning

the

machine

universities

and

ultimately

run-

on

three

daily

hearts of hydrogen atoms—at energies up to 32 billion electron

volts

LETTERS copies

a

but

eight-hour shifts, five days a week. Costing $31 millions to build, the 4,000-ton steel Brookhaven machine will hurl protons—the

closely ,and thus help puzzle eut their relationships and meanings. Scientists cannot predict that

line

is

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can produce all of them. Most importantly, it can produce hundreds, thousands, or

millions of them. getting enough to

It

tremendous pay-offs. Experimental work

hit

alter-

synchrotron~

search.

(knowledge,

(BEV)

various

into

targets

of

atoms.

the

are

on

the

afraid of repercussions upon

political

laity to enter through the

cordingly

additional

the

formation

of

obstacles

and

field

CAP,

despite

political

due

to

the

so

book

much

Godlessness

of

our

youth

Parochial

i

financiadifl

Spiritual sovereign-

their heads to er than their their own 5... Jace yi RET? rs tg:

sits

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yen

states

Phillips

called

to White

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Citizens

elevate

POTOMAC BY

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Kennedy. & Johnson promise ia Poor government security risk: : quick legislative program will be|A 96-year-old man_ still drawing enacted in August. Slogan: “Pie | social security benefits. now, pay later.” ess 7 ests

Presidential

with purple prose. lists

:

behind

who

the

i

Wendell

Color blind: Every time he gets nominee

Cabot

ton. “He’s colorful “candidate: blue-blood

devices

thrown before them to thwart their efforts—witness the alleged inability of the Election Board to rrovide by the August 28th deadcP

go

border

Lodge gets a big welcome in Bos-

elementary, high schools and coltheir own political position or leges and the admitted inadequacy fortune. . . and overcrowded conditions in the Hence, it is that unwarranted Public School System, the saving inferences are drawn by the aetions must be proportionately higher. of their Excellences Archbishop Each year the Catholics are asDavis and Bishop McManus who as good shepherds the moral costs: of educating our youth, and spiritual welfare of their ‘flock obviousl y, eventually and did not oppose but encoutaged be reached beyon a point must| d which they an aroused Christian cannot

orator

A

4

rise,

potential

the

them or convince them of the integration but to. still. their.arguments about. chaos, bankruptcy and. anarchy if integration..c omes. It would have a. salutary effect to point. out that not. only. was: a Negro once elected to the Senate, but that the Senate is. still there and that it is the better for having once had aniong its members Hiram Revels, the Gentleman from Mississippi. Z SNA FOO ig- EINE 4 morality

Vice

and th. required to avoid errors in regis- lack of adequate parental, contro’. ; tration affidavits and the refusal Released time from the Public ove of the first targets of their to permit the CAP proponents to School for one hour a jweek is aggression is organized religion, have access to such public records not an attempt to have) religion for, as Karl Marx reasoned, it is to reprod uce them manually or by dominate the public school system necessary first to capture aj soul, photographic reproduction means —quite the opposite, and to destroy its faith and spirjt, so at their own the expense. decisions of the 80 as to lead it more readily into Statistics have shown that thru captivity... This purpose ranked the Parochial School system, the high on the agenda of Hitler, taxpayers of the nation have been Khrushchev and Chou En-lai. Saved over $1,100,000,000 in 1959 it—nor are Catholics intolerant of Anything that tends to diséredit for it is the parishoners and not faiths other than their own—this religion and its ministers, whether the public treasury footing the bill. it be by misinterpretations of In Puerto Rico with the growth of Motives or sly innuendos, are wide- churches and chapels and ac} ly publicized by those Sir: »~ Wktn dictators

from

the Dred Scott: decision should overrule the voters of Mississippi... Nor: was it until February of 1870 that President Grant re-admitted Mississippi~to the Union: In the end Congress overrode the Bred Scott decision and ‘Revels; was seated.

anything usefil will ever come Jcould send from this mammothly expensive South, not

z00.”

But

nating

the

into

lear

senators

on claiming that Revels was not a citizen for the ‘prescribed length. of nine years, that

Fifteenth Amendment in flesh and blood.” Revels was a minister, as indeed most of the leaders of the Negroes are, from Revels to Martin Luther King, Jr. For many years ministerial studies were the only access to ‘literacy the Negroes had. Most of the biographical and historical facts about Senator Hiram Revels are contained in a little pamphle t called “The Gentleman From Mississippi” by Elizabeth - Lawson.’ I -wish I

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FDITORIALS

A Difficult

Project

The Popular Democratic administration is about to undertake a project on the mainland that will test its tightrope-walking skill to the utmost. It will, through the ‘Puerto Rico Labor Department’s New York office, conduct a nationwide campaign to get Puerto Ricans to register and vote in national and local elections. That.is a laudable idea. Every citizen

should be encouraged to register and vote. But: the employes of the Commonwealth’ government, paid by the taxpayers of all parties, will have

a

tough

time

keeping

what they say the big cities.

Secretary

Fernando

ocrat who

attended

writer

and

their

hearts

from

dictating

to prospective Puerto Rican voters in The Labor Department is headed by

Sierra Berdecia, the Los

observer.”

Angeles

Mr.

Sierra

a fervent

Dem-

convention

as “a

Berdecia

is

an

honest man, but also a most human one. He isn’t going to waste his time and that of his department im encouraging voters to elect Republicans. He will

undoubtedly instruct his workers to adhere to a strictly non-partisan. format in urging Puerto Ricans to register and vote. It is to be hoped that they do just that. If they show partisanship in a praiseworthy

register-and-vote campaign,

they will bring down

their heads and that of the deserved torrent of criticism

on

administration here a for misuse of public

— Mada

“Now, Now— MUSTINT

funds. It won’t be an easy assignment. watching closely.

Dr Ko B.Lovigst-Dispotda

It will be wort!

SULK!4 YY,

Last-Minute

Rush

Nixon Eager To Dispel Image Of Calculating Politician

The announcement the other day that the Police Department was going to crack down, beginning Sept. 1, on crimes such as burglaries, robberies and related activities which have been gaining in popularity recently, apparently shocked the criminal fraternity into feverish action. Many burglars who might have

delayed their best efforts until later in the year, but still in plenty of time to accumulate funds and jewel-

ry for Christmas giving, now find themselves virtually forced into a last-minute rush. The police deadline of Sept. 1 is just around the corner, only 29 more-worknights left for the burglars

when they can expectto get considerable interference

from the police patrols which will cover the whole metropolitan area. Normally, that is before the crackdown announcement was made, the burglars worked mostly on weekends. This week, however, in a single 24-hour pene’

MARANA BY Ralph McGill CHICAGO—As has a fast-moving,

young man heading each national ticket. of them, Richard M. Nixon, Republican,

able One

They

are

not,

to

be

He

himself

will

take

= he

is It

is endeavoring to reg-

ister enough petitions by Aug. 28 to enter eandidates on the ballot in the November elections. It needed

the names in order to solicit eligible voters. The high ecourt’s ruling is a welcome one. It invites ee

over

the

charges ee

CAP

is widespread

of government a

the

he

distorted

over-

the Red

issue in early campaigns. But, wrapped up in the vague, un-

It

controversy

much

concerned. may be because

played and

of Puerto Rico has ordered

The CAP

so

and

know why they hold this feeling of disenchantment where

f about

MCGILL eate lists available.

not

in

number are an undetermined of Americans who do not like Nixon. He knows this. He also is aware most of them don't

There

read.

Ruling Court

out

high road, as what might be called the happy

defined

Supreme

spelled

detail. But the skeletal structure is plain in the days ahead he will complete it.

idea of the extent of the speed-up can be realized eae the fact that at this rate they should chalk up 348 burglaries and 145 robberies in the remaining 29 days before the Sept. 1 deadline.

The

sure,

ee

and

interference ee

The

delicate.

with

is

dislike

is

his looks

assumption he culating man. this

image

which

is he

something

and

also

the

a

cold,

cal-

will

seek

to

change. Indeed, he already is busy at it. He will try te create not merely a new concept of himself. He obviously is going to give the the

nation

much in

like

slick

children

of

picture

that

pictured

magazines, im

a

warm

ee

ee he talked

‘Tatimely

with and

a

happy

in the father, close

and hard work done. He background. She, as the

family

man

colored

ads

mother

and

circle.

ee oS "bout tis” tantly. “He

talked of his wife's daughter of an iti-

nerant miner, had a difficult time, but ed in the best tradition.

He

plans.

his campaign

is the first to reveal

they carried out 12 burglaries and five robberies.

A Welcome

the nation well knows, it politically-sophisticated and

S\N

himself

might,

he

said,

triumph-

with

a

wry,

appealing smile, have been a Rockefeller his father known there was oil under

had the

acres on which he was trying unsuccessfully to grow lemons. Mrs. Nixon and her two equally attractive

it

daughters

was

once

obvious

families in

have

been

with

for

them

to

possible

the

of

the

the

Vice

President

candidates

‘eampaign.

He

him

wherever

attend.

are

It

is

realizes

to

be

confidently

at the

factors

believes

his

own will offer a ‘superior family image to the average voter, than that of the more sophisticated millionaire Kennedy Clan. An

ly,

which

was

created

hitting campaigns a

He in

Apt

Pupil

To all of this he will add warm and human Nixon great

teacher

his

and

maturity,

by

of this

cut-throat,

past.

Nixon

feel

associates To

his

the

and

a more friendthan the one

they

is

he

hard-

Experience an

apt

edge

the

has

have

added

is

pupil Cabot

Lodge; and they: would just as soon the voters didn’t realize that Mr. Lodge is a millionaire candidate to match Kennedy. But,

let

no

one

assume

there

will

be

no

hatchets in the GOP campaign. The low, unhappy road will ge crowded with men like n Walter and Dewey Governor Judd, the keynoter and the man who introduced

Ambassador

to

Lodge

make

his

ac-

speech.

and others, will make the visceral These, Dewey and Repreattacks such as“Governor

sentative

Judd

‘revealed

in

their

convention

THE

SAN

JUAN

STAR — Wednesday, August 3, 1960

Pretty,

dd

Pretty

Pretty,

To UPRs

Beauty

By A. W. MALDONADO Each year about this time, the University

of

invaded

thousands

by

Puerto

Rico

“I ‘find vironment

is

tro

of young-

also

large

doses

of

sity

fresh

to

Veteran University “observers”

freshest

in

Pretty - 17, from

‘ terday

* coming to < “to serve.”

purpose

only

very

attractive

chemist.

a

long’

why

she

Gloria Marias,

while

came

when

tothe

University. Finally, she said: “TI really don’t know.”

There

campus.

her

a

asked

Laura Iris Hernandez, Quebradillas, said yes-

that

be

thought

memory.

- They are part of 3,400 entering ' students going through their orientation period this week at

the Rio Piedras

not

Exceptionally pretty Arroyo, 18, from Las

= all agree that this year’s fresb< Man co-eds are among the pret-

and

is

Rios, 17, “Univer-

but it gives one the desire to study.” Carmen said she wanted

beauty.

‘ tiest

said.

Pretty Carmen Elena from Caguas, said the

sters bringing to the institution not only their fresh, if not always original, ideas and dreams,

but

this University enstimulating,” Soco-

of

tering

this

not

for

is also_the

portion very

male

usual

pro-|

students

year,

but

regis-

they

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pretty.

the University was Laura is entering

the College of General Studies ; with ideas of beeoming a secretary in either private work.

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AMELIA DIAZ, CARMEN AGUAYO, SOCORRO JUSTINIANO, and CARMEN ELENA RIOS ... looking forward

Gunter

the

pretty

or

University Miriam

is

Del

Va-

17, from Rio Piedras said. Asked what she thought of

the

Bett

government

UPR,

academically-speaking,

she answered: “How do I taken

any

know?

courses

I

haven't

here

yet.”

Caguas-born and pretty Amelia Diaz, 16, said that she wanted to

RICO

emotional

ERTO RICO WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY:

Amelia sphere

NOTICE

Pretty said she

MIAMI,

of De

Diego

and

Central

It

Fila.

is up

excess

of

$1

Hastings has

been

DEL

VALLE -.. Divine

Sued

(AP)—The

long

debated

question

over

whe-

te

the

U.

8S. District

Court

jury

toe fix

damages

put

million.

told

the

in

the

jury way

“every of

obstruction

the

case

in

getting

the

this

world

far.”

David Dyer, counsel for American Tobacco Company, told the jury a verdict granting demages would have te be based on evidence amounting to speculation. He said such a

avenues.

verdict 61,

could

mean

the

death

In a similar

case

a

carpenter,

Pittsburgh

last May

knell

of

the

tobacco

in Pittsburgh,

failed

to

win

a

Otto suit

industry.

Pritchard,

against

ano-

ther

cigarette firm. After 20 days of testimony, Judge John L. Miller directed, a jury to return a verdict against Pritchard. Pritchard had asked $1,250,000 in a suit against the Liggett

&

Myers

Chesterfield

Executive

‘MIRIAM

renee eer

been

ty at the new address. V.

Puerto

if it rules in faver of the plaintiff. The attorney for the estate, V. Hastings, has centended the sum should be in

All of our customers in the above sections, may transact their business with the Authori-

RAFAEL

of

heavy smoking causes lung cancer is being placed bea jury for its decision for the first time. The estate of Edwin P. Green is suing American Tobacco Company, contending his death from Jung cancer was eaused by smoking the firm’s cigarettes for 30 years. Green, a contractor, died in 1958.

moved to Avenida Central No. 1312, Caparra Terrace Commercial Center, near the inter-

section

slums

ther fore

Puerto

has

the

developed

URRUTIA

Tobacco

cigarettes

Co.

for

29

He

said

years

he

smoked

before

his

the

firm’s

right

me

cancer.

Registrations Open Aniilles Schools

Director

Registration for the Antillesjdents, who must register at the Consolidated Schools begins to- Antilles High School at the Navia morrow

at

both

the

U.S.

Naval|Station,

and

lower

grade

pupils

Station and the elementary school|who may register either at the at Fort Buchanan, the superinten- | Naval Station or Fort Buchanan.. dentsF, office-has announced. Students maybe. signed up :

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Monterrey

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the

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to do

me

me,”

Tobacco Company

Reparto

Puerto

like

Socorro wanted

worker Rico.

Puerto Nuevo

The

inspires

said. “I here.”

“I want

makes

and

my life,” pretty Carmen Aguayo, 17, said. “I want to make something of myself to help my parents.” She added her goal was to be an accountant.

TO ELECTRIC SERVICE CUSTOMERS IN Caparra Heights Urbanizacion Bechara

be a physician. “The University

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Congressional

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on

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Democratic

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statehood

in

Puerto

when he invited party’s candidate

the for

i 1

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N.Y.

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tge opie aps fotime

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of

the

of

at

for

the

“bothering”

Ramon

with

bail. The said,

Rodriguez

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assault,

arrest, is

part

a

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charged

and their

lady

platform.

set

airport ef

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women

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police

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$500 police

campaign

to rid the airport of a gang of about 15 to 20 men who eperate in groups of two or four. They get on the observation platform when crowds gather to watch the planes, and bother

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Fourteen people have completed a Department of Labor English course.

Certificates

were awarded to Edith Negrén Rivera; Maria Cristina ‘Montafiez, Petronila Alicea, Rosa Estrella Cruz,

Maria

Antonia

Martinez

de

Torres, Socorro Llanos, BeJén Parrilla, Diana Tirado de Pesquera, Margarita Heredia, Petrita Torres Alicéa, Ramonita Davila Rodriguez, Luz del Carmen Cruz, Maria

Ricarda

Myriam

Rolén-

. Cabello,

con. el. famoso

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CAIRO (AP)—There will be no more “June and December” marriages in Egypt. A new personal status jus’ issued: bythe UAR government

‘forbids any man over 60 martycaeeteted

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to

In Airport Clean-up Vazquez

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Police Nab Molester| ment,

Freight

a

Puerto

their

Republican

Delfin

Tropic

St, Thomas

~et

did

lems.”

The

Sea Land of P. R

Newark

KA

since

testimonial tosound. enabling legislation,” and the understanding with which the people of

ti

Line,

a

delegates,

Rico’s

oR

—

CALL 3-8400 FOR CLASSIFIEDS,

not mention statehood for Puerto Rico in its platform. It~ said

Puerto

Cath, ports, Europe

5

4

St Croix ;

. Luis

— governor

which

party

Line

2

Rico

Gov.

Democratic

to

Lines

3

“Gulf pests

1948, who has had. no serious problem getting re-elected, . “vention,

_ . Bull

2

TURMAN

statehood governor,

Ferré

“against

Marin,

Balt.,

Ponce,

Co.

Mendez

from* Puerto

March.

candidate

Thomas,

N.Y.

Luis Ferré, to ride with him to the

ports

St. Thomas

qualified”

which

OPERATOR AND/ OR AGENTS E

Bordas& Co. Bull Lines

r

platform

opportunity

people of Puerto something of a boost to advocates bso successfully.”

TO

3 4

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:

S.J.

AUG.

1 1

Tae

Cd. Trujillo Havana

to

called Puerto Rico “‘a show place KATHRYN of worldwide interest, a tribute ALCOA COMsAIR to the benefits. of the principles of self-determination,” and said AZALEA CITY STAR the Democratic Party is “en- TROPIC BERNICE M titled to great credit for prov-

yesterday the widely varying ' viewpointson Puerto Rico—and ether U.S. possessions—in the two platforms might cause interest.in the affected areas, but that there are more pressing national problems. President Eisenhower gave of

people

for it.

said

sources

Rican

DEPARTURE

Barranquilla N.Y,

Barranquilla NY.

CASPER FRANCES —

achieve statehood whenever they JEAN freely so determine.” It - also has favored statehood for the SOLON

the island’s status is not expected to get much attention: in -the

current political the manland.

Puerto

SCHEDULES

ARRIVAL S.J. JULY

SIX SHELLINES which the ipa an ng VIRGINIA DE hood Party. sends delegates, CHURRUCA said “we support the right of ALCOA PATRIOT

By BEN F¥. {fEYER. WASHINGTON Democratic. and party platforms both the status of Puerto.

13

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screamed

before

he

played

the

eight

three diamonds and was doubled, North’s

tried

spades

defeated

(he

could

it unless

partner). look

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bid

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stopped

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was

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declarer

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tug,

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was

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that West had a singleton trump —or at least he felt that this was)

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16 Science Triumphs Anew

Government Seizes: Solid Gold Rooster

British Brewery. Develops

a

15-peund

so-

carried

uff

roester

was

court

order.

“If

that

rooster

don't

know

what

Graves; owner Casino. The compaint

isn’t

is,” of

art

said

the

said

By

I

up

rooster

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government

contends

rooster

|

vertising purposes. Graves said the tains $12,500 worth

its

was

value

displayed

as

an

for

the

ad-

object

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a

formula

for

instant

_

beer.

and

missiles,

Her

Majesty’s

After

longer at

is

many

a

morning,

long

and

the breakthrough

‘Burton-on-Trent,

foam

night

one

of

many

a

up

finally came

England’s

Beer

and

thereby

beer

baron. However, from the

up

is time

ment

to

become

consider

what

in terms

first

this

boma

singular

of our

Now

Matinee

Inctuding

Everyday

3:00 P!

Holidays

-_

Sehtly 8:P_M Regular

Prices

Neo Waiting

Seats Availabie

all

jolly

fime

for

fide

.

a

the

achieve-

British

to

go

but common of responsi-

bility about these things. After like inventing a clothes pim or

a

venerable

Ne

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instance,

custom

Armed with form-minded before

he

Water

perfectly

usable

cence. And

‘think

got

expression

to

to set

aqueduct,

faucet.

bottle

in

pulling on a canteen would a Bowery bum swigging on a doorway.

the

nearest

autemobile

have

to resort

radiator.

‘ status

their

te branch

water

so as not to quaff at the same wellspring as the noi pollei. : < And could the tippling frogman ever trust himself under water again? But

thereby

a

symbols,.would

some

things

would

change

for

the

Newpert

jaz

fes-

of the

on the water wagon?

on,

on

than

Wagon

a vial of sudden suds, the souse would certainly fall

really

have

every

To Preserve Status Seciety drunks, to preserve

al], it’s not nose cone

is to become

of going

pint

away

or a razor blade that works under water. This thing is fraught with complications and potential pitfalls for generations yet fnborn.

for

would at

be

The. country’s myriad closet drinkers could at last come out of the closet and get their kicks with the garden sprinkler. Water bills in suburbia would show a shocking increase, and the throat parched traveler would find the next bar ne farther

civilization and

crashing new scientific horizons, decency would demand a sense

What

chapters

A Boy Scout as suspect as

be

our way of life as we know it—or used te know it. It’s

Anonymous

emergency

turning’

now that the staff has sobered hic heard round the world, it

means

Alcoholics

geyser

undoubtedly

land, and perhaps dispatch one of the faithful every time a backsliding member felt like

Baron?

history’s

should really catch be inexhaustibie.

would

spillway, lake, fountain and rain harrel in the

oldest

It is still too early to tell whether the brewmaster will be knighted for his efforts

METROPOLITAN >.2229

possibilities

and the Hoover Dam would the nation’s busiest saloons.

. Real

the

Five years from now, Old Faithful

were their

factories.

$40,000.

en,

laboratory

legions, in true Alec Guinness fashion, trying to extract a presto pint from test tubes. .

rooster conof gold but

art

with

ets

for art work.

|

fice lush He won’t ‘even have to wait for the lunch whistle to wet his whistle. Right

MULLIGAN

Leave it to perfidious Albion to put a head on the 20th century's scientific development. While scientiists most everywhere else in the world were mucking about with rock-

keep for more than a moath without permission unless the

is used

A.

NEW YORK (AP)—A thirsty world receives with a mixture of trepidation and delight the news that a British brewery has come

Dick

contains 206 ounces of gold, 156 more than an individual can gold

HUGH

AP

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the

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high

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PES qeyenern=s

Nev.

12 neat so array pene ates Sees

SPARKS,

marshal seized a gambler’s gelden rooster because, the government says, it isn’t art.

pelting the

Rhode Island cops with paper packets of instant beer instead of more lethal beer cans‘: aad beer bottles. The situation, however, could

a

obsoles-_

get dangerously out of hand if the cops tried what-will

happen

to

the

of..

to

drive

back

the

mob

with

fire

hoses.

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(AP)

weeks...

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vention

James Pe

“THE FBI STORY” A

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but

doubts

will gain

the

widespread

A mouse

“SUBMARINE SEA HAWK" “THE SPIDER”

Mrs.

Gertrude} sity,

climbed

method

use.

Federation of Busi- visiting her

inside

held

recently...

in

Philadelphia} Masons

Amme

Ledewx

hostess at dinner party the

electrocuted. The publication says the only

HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M, || visees vane.

few easily re-

home

of her parents,

James

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guests were

“THE

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Robert

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We're

having

a PARTY

ARTHUR MURRAY'S Friday, August 5 ip os GAS. PM

Gene is

son,

Bob,

Jr.,

Beb

now conduct-

enjoy-j chair.

Muni

reporter

and: photo-|brated

Schroeder,

Fresneda,|f lance for ree

awhile...

Mr.

and|were

daughter

of

and Polly Schroeder, celeher

third

birthday

last

a party at their

Rey home. Among the guest Mr.

and

Mrs.

USCG,

Lt. Paul Courteis,|bo

home

after

a

‘‘quick trip’’

to|the

offices

of

Puerto

Lawrence

Rico

News

previous tours, they finally made|lor Club member John Webb thi¢

it this year and had ene month| week has two house guests, Phil

5

of fun

and

sight-seeing.

However, | Dubois, of Scranton,

while on a tour of the walls of|€uss, of Albany,

Pa.,

and

N. Y. Both

io. Ajthe old city of CarcassoRay may join the club. nne,|and a France, they became locked in|are looking around for '6 one part of the fort. Since their! while vacationing.

5

SUPER DRIVE-IN. 2:22

and

a picnic at the new Isla Verde]

Among the young] York and Europe where he will

Ens.

—

= a

HOMESTEADERS”

is|ed on a rock and broke the bones,

and daugh-{ éf both heels.

me amare for the! ing his estos snd beslying thy August... The Boebj{hi of France story from a

Mrs.|Sunday.STAR

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—

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Garner

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commit

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in

business,

for

and

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has .been

supper-ever

outing

night-|

variety!

on

the

terchy

of “Jenny”

side,

vocals her

rendition

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Bob

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in visual es

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Club

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Any deals you associates can more lucrative by

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and

MOON

21

being

most

CHILDREN

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courageous,

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your aims. CAPRICORN 20)

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(Dec.

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one

22 to Jan.

certain

who

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cret, you

can

achieve

AQUARIUS

your aims.

(Jan.

21

to Feb.

19) Follow that intuition with close ties and pals and fine

be sure you acquaintances.

PISCES

(Feb.

to be today,

make

other

to

March

20

20) If you will honestly state to an influential person what your true ambitions are, you will get his, or her support easily and willingly.

Polish-style

sausage

available in many it’s seasoned with

is

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food markets; garlic.

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listening

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Too

presents

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day

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McKenna

praise

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than

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program which down two walls

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singing

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(CLASSIFIEDS THE SAN JUAN STAR —- Wednesday, August 3, 1960

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Santurce.

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decorated, aircon with private bath,

1498 ISLAND

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hot and cold water Terraces, garden Near beaeh and business sectors. Sum-

mer rates treras

PEOVIWENCIA GUEST HOUSE —

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doubles, singles: Wilson pohne

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|

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9-077

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University Rent $200

63977 Bai

weekly or |r

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area,

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CONDADO SECTION — sultable for cot | iinutes drive from= San Juan. Excelle::t | 2382 Has 4 large bedversion to guest beuse. for any kind of business. All rooms, 820 meter tot 1472 Ashiemi Ave | lecation isi, available. Price $5 per square mr

immediately.

SECTION:

Miguel

call telephone 21273 - night $1586.

2544

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LOVELY, CO@K home with view im Jagueyes, 25 minutes from metropolitan three

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in

water,

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service 69 Santiago Iglesias, cormer Con Gado Street. Weekly monthly rates. Tephone 29279 wis gil

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BEST FURNISHED RENTALS are listed

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Call 67408.

. REALTY four itl

NEW APARTMENTS: Furnished one aad twe bedrooms. ate conditioned, kitchen ette. on the beachfront, nicest residential section. Caoba Street. Punta Las Marias.

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the

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RENT

each flocs. For inforne | after 5 PM, Tapia 12. Oceans Park. 25865

LOST

bathroom. kitehem, servant's reom and | "08

studio

Telephone

SECTION:

bedroom ™93

Rey

write

Club. Three bedrooms. living. dining,

apartment for geatieman Screens, light. wat-:r Telephone installation. Best resdentiat seetion Haio Rey. Rent $115. 8 month lease 237 Rodrigo de Triana St.. Vedado,

front

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3s FUBNSSSHED

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BUILDINGS

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2523

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APARTMENT FOE rent: Three bedrooms, twe baths, living room, etc. im Alhambra St.. Urb. Pifiero. Hato Rey. $150.08 in

commercial properties, and complete real estate services hy 2 staff of trained persomnei Johan Allen FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE COMPANY and 3 Naira Street and Ashéord and 38372

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& FOREIGN

TAUNUS

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CARS

4 doors,

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INTEENATIONALLY FAMOUS ers are expanding their operation

out

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CONDITIONERS

AR

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-

Buick

Bex

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SERVICE

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Convertible

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than thirteen years in Puerte Rice; seme knowledge peg aro Rg Maar responsib'

San

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:| Touring Nixon Blasts Kennedy

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President Richard M. Nixon said yesterday that Sen. John F. Kennefy,. his Democratic opponent forthe - presidency, labor’s: support: with the tic platform. “He paid the price he had. to pay to get that support in the

platform,”

Nixon

conférence.

“I

price.” Nixon

: discussed

a

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subjects

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‘a

Nixon

nedy

ing

an

variety

newsmen

interview

Washington,

of

may

told reporters

he

pop

the

is

holidaying

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fence-mending conferences, Kennedy rejected Nixon’s “low road” charge. He insisted that

that Ken-

his

low

stituted campaigning .on. the is-

road

of

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he

does

remarks

leav-

charging

him

Illinois,

I’m

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after

before Nixon

that

“started: on

gardless

that

arriving in Les Angeles at the end of the first day of his whirlwind campaign tour to the West Coast and Hawaii.

In

pee

about

Nixon

eon-

‘and mot a personal attack. in the campaign” and intends j su to keep on it. Kennedy himself was accused “I am not going to engage in of a reversal on his farm views. of news’ personalities,” Nixon said “re Sen, Everett M. Dirksen

told

will

an

up often in the months ahead —Are the candidates dealing in personalities or issues.

the

in

Massachusetts

to

versed

in a news

his

conference the day before with “a lack of beliefs” and of be-

cord and Dirksen

traying

ting

Secretary

of

Agriculture

At

leader,

that

the

had

re

voting

re

senator previous

more

plicated

Hyannis Port, Mass. where

GOP

speeches. said Kennedy deeply

his “city rants in

Ezra Taft Benson by renouncing Benson’s farm policies.

touched

Senate

Washington

is

get-

involved

than

boy” experience an enormously

warcom

problem.

ACID (Continued From yamén’s ‘Santa Rosa Housing Development. for the past two months! For three months she has been separated from her. husband, who has the custody of two of her children, police said. Her parents have the other three. When she heard a knock on the Fornes

door it

Monday

might

morning,

be

her

she.said

husband.

Page 1) incident. She said the old man ran to a waiting car containing one other man and sped away. The neighbor was too nervous te take the license number, Police said. Beth the injured were treated and released from the Bayamoén District Hospital. and burns third-degree received Margarita

she thought

Instead

of

could

opening

procession

in

Munich,

Germany,

as

they

arrive

fer

opening of the 37th World Eucharistic Congress.

mated

60,000

nich’s

Roman

assembled

Catholic

Odeons Square for the occasion.

the

superintendent

of the

Rio

in Mu-

Piedras Psychiatrie Hospital last night asked police to investigate the

possibility

that

someone

is

taking graft ostensibly in order to speed admission of patients into the overcrowded institution. Dr. Juan A. Rosello told police

at

that

headquarters

a women

in Bayamon

dector

$100 Due

have to

been the

was

No

available

further

last

may

pointed

out

that

In U.S.

such a practice is illegal in connection’ with a public institution. mentioned ‘the Dr. Rosello case of a Rio Piedras man who said he had paid $50 to have

There is less majer crime in Puerte Rico than in the US.,as

his

quoted FBI reports for 1959 in comparing the. national average of 896.9 major crimes per 100,000

wife

admitted to the psy-

(Centinued. Frem Page available talent,” Ferre

1) com-

mented. The

insurance”

plan

would

as

educational outlined

provide

by

a Federal

guarantee for loans made by private

banks

to

students.

These}

acvances would be payable on a long-term basis up to perhaps 20 years,

Ferre

added.

cently in Washington be mn Ferre and Health, Education and

_ Department

Secretary

Arthur Fleming. . “ In the event Federal Edueational insurance is not forth-

x

705.2 for Puerte Rico. In addition, he said, Puerto Rico stands behind 28 the 50

eee

=

peewee

Margarita’s

to

pain.

appear

again

this

morning.

District

At

torney

Ramon Cabrera and Judge José Ga lego instructed detectives to continue the questioning and to submit the evidence today.

CAP rob-

he never opposed delivery te the CAP of the requested voter lists,-

two

Caguas

youths

bing a gas $26.24 early

youth

captured

charged

with

station attendant of yesterday morning. was

who,

a_

police

17-year-old

said,

was

the

10

per

cent

of

the

1956

guber-

naterial vote, to get on the ballot in each island precinct. The 1956 total

vote

was

about

700,000.

object of an island-wide search after he walked off with a $10,000

CAP secretary Eduardo Fiores, one of the petitioners for the court action, .said yesterday that

deposit

the

while

en

route

te

a

bank

earlier

refusal

of

the

insular

frem Auxilio Mutuo Hospital. Elections Board to allow copying _When the youth’s mother was of certain voter lists ‘‘was a grievcalled by Juvenile Aid Bureau ous blow to civil rights and the officials yesterday, she told au- democratic process.” thorities she could no longer But Election Board Superintenhandle him. “I don’t want any dent Ernesto Mieres Calimano part of him,” she told police of- took the view that the Supreme fieials. want;

“Take him wherever put him wherever

you you

want. This boy is making my life impossible.” More Burglaries Other burglaries, police said, were reported by Robert. Cosling of 179 Las Caobas, Rio Piedras, who said $395 worth of goods was taken from his home. Jewelry worth

from

$500 was reported

the

resident

Domenech

of

taken

reported

store rres

taken

from

by Franciseo of

134

quez, owner

Street

a

Santurce

Vazquez

Miraflores

St.

ToVaz-

of the store, said the

theft occurred morning. from

eatly

Barrio

Court

order

a

vindication

of

the its

boards

precincts

except

mentioned

order.

Mieres but

eleetion

five

that

inadequate

Calimano the

insisted

board

to

prepare

that

personnel lists

available

only

the

voter

lists

all of the 61 precincts with the CAP-sought speed. . Thirty nine of the 61 precincts have

been

the CAP,

already

said Mieres

delivered

Mieres Calimano indicated that the Court order includes guaran-

tees which insure the safety of the eriginal documents. The writ empowers, the superintendent to set the methed, place, and hour for copying the lists.

of

Yabucoa.

These mention

yesterday Obrero,

Ra-

cincts

same districts had been by Mieres Calimano in/|where

The

local

court held that the

submitted needed

election

did not show

lists

were

missing

evidence

that the in

any

entered his home during the midmorning hours and tooks . $70 cash, two radios, a table clock, and

rinquen

at work.

said that someone

the

beards lacked the needed voter lists for the ready use of CAP workers.

a pair of shoes,

1Z

while he was

FOR SPANISH

2-2078

to

Calimano.

the precincts of San Juan, Rio Piedras No. 2, Arecibo, Aguadilla

and

is

from

his stand at the hearing last Thursday. The superintendent stressed that the order directs him to make

mon Ramirez Mufioz of °1953 BoAve-,

was

for

Margaret his testimony last week as pre-

at 663 MeKinley

Miramar. Liquor and cigarettes, worth $111, and some $100 in cash, were

And

The proposal was plareenns reWelfare

day in a letter te the San Juan STAR. The police superintendent

criminal “government

Ferre

a whole, Superintendent Ramon Torres Braschi disclesed yester-

yesterday,

in

in

Apprehended

the

child

bracelet.

of

time

with

day

The

yesterday.

of the local

of

information

at press

screaming

the

hours.

seeing

(Contianed From Page 1) Election Board records, and thus 'prevent technical errors in the one CAP signatures. The party needs

underup to

charge, deteetives promised to begin an immediate investigatien.

began

several

trouble

(Continued Frem Page 1) rings worth $1,500, and a $75 gold Police

reported.

seriousness

Both

THEFTS

yesterday

have taken $100 or more from persons promising to. get relatives to the head of the list. The

pir hospital. Other the-table payments of

eye.

Neighbor Is Witness _ A neighbor, whose name police are withholding for her protection, witnessed the

(AP Photo.)

Police To Probe Possibility Of Mental Hospital Graft The

left

having

Throughout

the entire bottle;.she said. It missed her but its contents flew ot of its open neck on her face, and some-drops fell inte the child’s

An esti-

for

see

still

husband, Nicola4s Vasquez Matos, 34 was questioned at police headquarters by Lt. Rufo Rosa and Detective Pedro Albino. He denied implication in attack, but has been summoned

On seeing her, fhe unidentified man threw

PROCESSION—Acolytes and other seminarians walk in

not

was

the door, she peeked out the Miami window; 18-month-old Gladys. Fornes stood at her side. --.

is the time

to talk to your

friend

at

The Chase

| Manhattan Bank Mamber Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

an-

nual drive for the pennant, outfitting him in pin-stripped flannel,

and

throwing

bullpen, two

has

him

paid

off

in

the

the

last

Yost

broke

in

with

the

In

golfing

news,

55

.4338

15%

tion to the next angler

Chicago

36

60

21%

The unfortunate angler who lost “Big Bertha” after a 15-minute battle was a visitor from New York fishing aboard the. Sea Queea

Philadelphia

three-inning

stint

in preserving Ralph Terry.

At

34,

school

Monday

a

3-2

Arroyo,

in

night

victory

whe

Penuelas,

Teday’s

89)

Pr.ce

at

Eddie

Sets

last

same

opposite

league

most

Detroit

lected: Tiger

who, does not fall Cannon’s definition

(see

a major for

Record

Yost,

“gloveman” into Jimmy

record

games

page),

set

yesterday

played

USHER'S Halas

by

for

next

year’s

will probably

a

Last

year,

the

played over the try Club course Army

The again

Onen

was

Berwind

Coun-

Game

annual

be

can

waters

Sept.

conducted

28

to

will the

International

Fishing Tournament

will

in

off

San

Oct.

2.

which

Puerto

Juan

Two prospective been selected, and

Ri-

from

teams have one of these

will be designated Army team for the

the official tournament.

Final

be

by

selection

will

competitive

the

two

decided

fishing

between

squads.

Puerto

the

Rico

was

second

Chicago

Milwaukee

eliminated

of

the

Invitation

_

(Hobbie

(Spahn

Not

City

11-7)

at

37

56

72nd

Kansas

City 10, Today’s

Kansas

City

Larsen quette

Other

results: FIRST ROUND

Rod Laver, Australia, ed George Stoesser, U.

defeatS., 63,

6-2. Roberto

Leon,

Chile,

defeated

Adrian Quist, Australia, Default. Bob Hewitt, Australia, -defeated

Agan

Roberts,

U.

S., 6-2, 6-1.

Bob Mark, Australia, defeated Kirshnan Kumar, India, 64, 6-4. Whitney

Reed,

U.

S., defeated

John Maloney, South Africa, 10-8, 46,

63.

Ron

Holmberg,

feated

46,

Jim

60,

Brooklyn,

Tattersull,

61.

een SOOXLHONCE

owe, om

BLEnve

SCOTCH weESMES)

as

0 arp sOTREOOY

_

de-

England,

VAS

SPEEee

hd =p

ies

or te

test

line

ext Benitez instructed. his..mate -to

for

outriggers

since

several.

arge mar-

Aiming

(Herbert

0-5) 118

more

With

quickly

6-10

So

Detroit

8-6),

9-2),

Balti-

Last

for

305

Milwaukee

.298

Louis

296

RUNS 28 28

21 21

21 IN

Chicago

82

Aaron, Milwaukee Mays, San Francisco

78 74

Cepeda, San Francisco AMERICAN LEAGUE

65

BATTING

Mifioso, Chicago Power, Cleveland Runnels, Boston

319 318 316 314 313 311

Gentile,

.307

Chicago

York

Chicago

Baltimore

Aspromonte, Cleveland Geiger, Boston Maris, New York

297

Kubek,

New

York

297

Kuenn,

Cleveland HOME RUNS

297

York

31

Mantle, New York

27

Lemon,

26

Washington

Maris, New

IN

York

81

71 70

Mantle,

New

64

Lemon,

Washington

bonus

York

Andy player.

Kosco;

the

saga

surface,

charge of the

line

part:d

Marlin

earlier.

for

80-pound

sea.

Lost

fisherman marlin

the

for the bottom.

over

in

an

the

hour

week

before

battled: en

the

fish

man-

|

usually

spells

lost

marlin.

Soup

some

club says that Felix he wielded a flying

turtle that should

make

Olivera gaff to

some excellent

eating -

time.

Cangrejos, club

Eugene

total

Garcia

over

the

added

weekend

additional by

landing

points a 27

to

his

1\2-pound

64 18-year-

reportedly

myself

on

a 50-pound

line

aboard

Bob

Maytag’s

Bimini

Babe.

Ovidio De Jesus Resting; — May Make Rome Olympics nay de Jesus, the track star leaves,” said our spokesman. who won a berth on the mileé| “But in case he can’t go,

'

a

from

‘

to the Rome Olympics, has notjamong Jose L. Villalongo, Ramon been eliminated from ‘squad. | Luis Vega, and possibly Josue De Jesus underwent. ‘minor Delgado,” he concluded. surgery recently and it was beDelgado is in New York and lieved he would be out of the was expected ta arrive here Aug.

* 5 4< s;

relay

team

local

Puerto

track

Rico

told the De Jesus

and

in

that

good

will send | substitute

plans.

However, a Public Public Recreation

Parks and spokesman

STAR yesterday that was resting at) home

he

is

expected

shape

for

the

to

be

trip to

Rome.

The spokesman said a final elimination meet will be . held Saturday, Aug. 13 at the University of Puerto Rico oval to round out the team. “Only the doctor can aay, if De Jesus can go to Rome. But we expect him to be in top shape for Aug. 21 when the team

;

will

be

18. If he can will enter the tion meet Vega.

selected

against Villalongo and

4

t

Joe Bygraves Hurt LIVERPOOL, Eng. TAP)— Joe Bygraves, 29-year-old West Indian heavyweight boxer, was hospitalized

here~early

after

his

car

had

lamp.

He

had

head

|

— ’

yesterday *

hit

a

street |

and leg

in- *

juries: Bygraves, bern in Jamaica,:was) i the British Empire heavyweight | champion from June, i, to,| November, 1957.

DETROIT’ (AP)—Dead-ga me ‘American-record Jeff Farrell, competing in U. a Date athe ae

|

;

t

come earlier, he Aug. 13 elimina-

{

Ailing Jett Farrell Takes Swim Heat

21 20

Skowron, New York Minoso, Chicago

Outfielder

quite

by

Adcock,

Colavito, Detroit Sievers, Chicago . RUNS BATTED

on

wahoo from Bob Homar and Luis Hernandez’s Chessy II. The only other fish reported was a 20-pound barracuda caught

.298

Maris, New

to

200-pounds.

At

Philadelphia

Sievers,

visiting

it does.

first-place

Milwaukee

New

another

boat a 435-pound

Chicago

Skowron,

line

The first report from ‘the Arecibo had a change of pace last: week when

Bruton,

Smith,

lines

Bertha“ struck without warning. Shootwith phenomenal fury, ihe pan mar across the surface before” and then sounded for the bottom with

Turtle

Night’s

LEAGUE

St.

endeth

when

over

BATTING

HOME Banks, Chicago

the

Pola tied into a blue marlin battle that lasted more than an hour, He used a 30-pound line on the fish that was estimated to weigh

(Based on 225 or More at Bats)

Cunningham,

ehanged

aged to break away. Also fishing from Benitez’s Sea Queen, the visiting angler had to battle the fish on the surface most of the time. Hooked deep, the marlin repeatedly leapt ffom the water, throwing its bill from side to side in an attempt to shake the hook. Finally, the fish was fought close enough to see the leader was in critical condition. - The fish managed ‘to lose the hogk by doing the expected, thrashing the water with its bill—an incident ‘that rarely occurs, The Cangrejos club reports that Frank Pola aboard the Lido but

Games.) NATIONA!t.

Benitez

on Saturday was caught fighting a tiger with a switch—and_lost.

York

night.

Including

much

estimated ‘500-pound

MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS (Not

customer,

Another

night.

(Aguirre 3-2) at New

(Coates

too

Another and

night. 7-4) at

his

with the tremendous

17%

6-5)at 'Washing-

(Wilhelm

please

- Then, it happened. “Big ing skyward in full view and lin ripped 400 yards of line angler knew what happened, the foree of a locomotive.

at Boston (Monbouand Wilson 0-0), 2,

(Grant

to

the lighter rigging and the trolling continued.

Boston8 Games:

ton (Kralick 41), Chicago (Baumann

Banks,

round.

120-pound

St.

398

Tournament yestreday, losing Aaron, Milwaukee to John Brownlow, 46, 63, and Mathews, Milwaukee ‘Mays, San Francisco 6-4. Pasarell had won over Rod Boyer, St. Louis RUNS BATTED Sussman, 46, 6-3, and 64 in the first

use

10-13

including night games. Late Monday’s Scores

Herrera,

Tennis

he

een

When the Sea Queen og

White, St. Louis Clemente, Pittsburgh Groat, Pittsburgh

in

ore

“115, skippered by Mike Benitez.

Louis (Jackson 13-8), night. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 55 39 «2.585 Chicago 57 41 582 — Baltimore 55 45 550 3 Cleveland 49 45 521 6 Washington 46 49 484 9% Detroit 44 51 46 11% Boston 39 56 411 16%

Ashburn,

N. Y. (AP) of Santurce,

round

Southampton

Games

de Cangrejos with a word of cau-

who

strike.

Larker, Los Angeles Mays, San Francisco

Pasarell Wins Then Ousted SOUTHAMPTON, —Charlie Pasarell

at

Cleveland

Sea

Antilles Command be represented in

seventh

19%

twi-night.

. At

=

again the 1,000 pound world record blue marlin left her

lin had been either lost or observed trailing bait and Ellsworth 48), 2. | In the heavy seas, Benitez did not want to endanger |the chances Los Angeles (Craig 41) at Pittsof losing the big one. burgh (Mizell 7-5), night.. San Francisco (McCormick , 10-6) After a couple hours running with the-120-pound fine... the visite at Philadelphia (Mahaffey 0-0 ing sportsmen informed the |skipper the heavy test line was absurd or Owens 3-9), night. and that 80-pound line would hold anything in the dcean. , :

Kansas

ment, won this year by Joe Jimenez, has not been set, but it will staged in either February or March. The site also has not been se-

to

have found long-term security in the House That Ruth Built. Yost

money

Rico Open

be raised from $7,500 to $10,000. The exact date of the tourna-

for

went,

may

Prize

Puerto

59

Cincinnati (Hook 7-11 and O'Toole

Purchased from. Jersey City, shot a one-under-par 65 over. the Arroyo, who had seen service weekend to lead early qualifiers with the Cardinals, Pirates and for the El Morro Club championRedlegs, put on the Yankee uni- ship. / form and has been faultless; to At Fort Buchanan, more than date in four relief appearances. 30 youngsters are expected to The opposition has failed, to enter Puerto Rico’s Junior Golf score an earned run off him in Tournament Aug. 13-14 eight innings now. It was first believed that only He did not allow a hit in tthe 25 to 30 players would compete. first five innings he worked, finally giving up two singles im a

38

Not including last night’srs pane

Sena-

Dennis

N78

42

tors in 1944 and hit .295 in 1950. Golf Notes

weeks.

paint eileen

Cincinnati

Puerto

Once

calling card four miles off

timing

“in

the

the|recent AAU meet at Toledo. But dee eats aes eae

‘six days after an emergenfcy ap-|showing in the first six heats.

pendectomy, .won his heat-in-the| Eleven heats were down “for preliminaries of the men’s 100-|the 100-meter freestyle with the meter freestyle- event yesterday. | best 16 times qualifying for the | He became an almost ‘certain qualifier

-sign-

for

last

Farrell's‘ time

aa. Ra

a

night's

was

seeteate: mapete hi aR

oo

255.

.semi-

Farrell, 23-year-old Kansas |

cently mustered out.of the Navy, Ser ee ee tae

Re

RR

their

of

5%

rants hap

stages

588

Sei ee

closing

43

| third baseman. The former Washington player took part in his 1,865th game to break the former mark held by Pie Traynor.

grab-

in

50

j

for

castoff

with

San Fran.

ores ee

faculty

pitching

etc.,

it

By Mike Murray |

oe

York’s

Sain,

done

i>

ook repomy en

Johnny

Arroyo.

some

the

Maglie,

apparently

is 42 44

Sie

Luis

New

bing

Sal

have

5ST 54 52 53

shiiteesdiiggletealninteammegninen’:

Rican

la

Yankees

_STA 2 . 4 546 4%

:

Pittsburgh Milwaukee Los Angeles St. Louis

rt are ee

a

York

Big Bertha

NATIONAL LEpeuT

sem gps

again,

New

Luck

STANDINGS

—

By Jim Douglas The

Fisherman’ s

ey

Bs

eeoe ee

- MAJOR LEAGUE

ENDS

Another John Sain

of

bite ny -%

a

Set.

wa

¥, &

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ODDS’n

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, © August 3,:1960 SAN ‘JUAN STAR — Wednesdiy ‘THE

22

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= =

.

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*

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THE

SAN

JUAN

STAR

ALUMNI: Lynch mob with a college education.

RATINGS

CRICKET: Baseball according to Emily - Post. | SECOND DIVISION MANAGER: Man Tooking) for

Gannak “ecar rece COMMI

straight ticket.

a

ae

NER:

a

with notrehe tling

in

third-

sted’

Ww

BEST

th

SAVER:

Loss

taken

to

vi

protest

at a race track.

e

an

t

committee

as

a

Special To The STAR

i

team, joined French

aca}

3

Race

original

La

champions

Pierre Lard,

Max

Cregs

goat

heb te

and Gilbert Papin in a dazzling exhibition here last week. eee