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paid postage Puerte Bice

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Government Takes Over \Neither Man Carried

San Juan—Catano Ferry By old

HAROLD

Classified Documents

WASHINGTON (AP)--The U.S. Defense Department said yesterday it “must be as-

J. LIDIN

The government of Puerto Rico yesterday expropriated for $125,000, the 42-yearPopular Transport Company after purchase negotiations failed between the Ports

Authority

and

the Catafio-Sah

Juan

Expropriations Court oe

sumed that there is a likelihood” that two missing

ferry firm.

Pedro Santos Borges executed the “order of taking” late yesterday afternoon, soon after Justice Depart-

ment

attorney

Victor

San-

chez Fernandez appeared in his office in the New York

Department

Store

Build-

ing, stop 16, with the re quired declaration duly sign-

ed by Governor Muifioz. The signature of the Governor on the expropriation order was af-

fixed

yesterday,

paign

pause

during

a

near the town

camof Mo-

rovis.

Munoz reportedly was in that warea making speeches. A helicopter

carriéd

lawyer

Sanchez

nandezto the meeting Governor,

touching

Munoz thousand

Fer-

with

the

down : while

was addressing people.

hind

by

Sanchez

not

necessarily

iations.

the

The

value

appraisers

close

check,

a top

secret

) intelligence

curtain.”

Pentagon, days’

breaking

silerice

whereabouts

of

on

the

Bernon

F.

National

Security

‘that they

failed

to

the

expiration

Neither

began

month

return of

the

the

official

of the

ther

Agency

planned

two

nor

an

when

for

their

inthe

duty

at

scheduled

written

Defense spokesman

light

on

statement

Department's cast

the

any

fur-

Department’s

conclusion that ‘‘as a result of the

had flown to Mexico City, thence to Cuba. They had informed the

agency

last

vacation.

tin, confirmed earlier reports that the two employes

officers

vestigation

intelli-

investigation so far it must be assumed that there is a likehood

to take

that

they

have

gone

behind

the

a vacation trip to the western United States. Fhe Defense Department said

iron curtain.” The Pentagon’s statement said that the investigation ‘‘indicates

that

that

Mitchell

‘‘was under

psychia-

information

in

their

tric treatment immediately prior to the time he left’’ for Mexico

sion if revealed could be prejudicial to the

on June

United

The that

24. Department

Mitchell

ed Mexico ber.

as

Thiis

and

and

also Martin

Cuba

came

disclosed

to

had

last

light

visit-

Decem-

only

States

communications.”

The Pentagon said further that neither of the two had ‘“‘access to classified information about

American

after

posses-

in no way security of

weapons

or

defense

plans.”’

|”

negot-|°

representing

placed

by

on

transport

the

of

Mitchell and William H. Mar-

payment for the ferry company did

iron

The

several

Fernandez

the

several

Judge Santos Borges made clear that the $125,000 check deposited

employes

gence agency “have gone be-+

government firm,

is subject to counterclaim. The Popular Transport Company reportedly values its property which includes seven boats | ; and three terminals, in excess of | ?

$200,000.

The ferry boat service was sus-|

pended

seven

ing a walk-out

THE “TAKE OVER—Marshal

Dolores Sotero Vargas, of

the Expropriation Court, hands the takeover papers to Ptl. Domingo Narvaez, of the Catafio police, who was

guarding the idle ferry boats.

(STAR photo by G. Hett.)

weeks

ago

follow-|

by Popular’s

six | ©

skippers in a wage dispute.

A Ports Authority official has} %

been

quoted

as predicting

service

would be resumed next week, (See FERRY, Page 20)

Protestants Reject CAP Stand “The Evangelical Council of Puerto Rico,

Protestants, dogma

said yesterday it “rejects every

through

er by. means

of the

representin g a majority

effort

to teach

any

of

kind

the

Katanga Entry Delayed As U.N. Meeting Called

island’s

of religious

system of public education.”

prhe president_of the council,.dhe Rev. Anget Luis Sefla, said this means the coun+cil

is opposed

for

te

Party said

that ‘hisverge is so

yesterday|-

“My

vag te fing ad b> a

that

that ‘ ‘Gol is with us

he’ wwas

Se

answer to that isan

Sy

ade

Godis with

aes

old

Sacer

&sees

you,-What

De

Set. Miguel Angel Gar ancla Mes: | vith God. And I am sure that, sponsored television “news confer Socenen out: ge SE Petehoed is

ence,” said that he has been asked | * Yetynoble, God is with us.

ae

enable

religious

instruction.

the Legislature this year was one of the main causes for the or-

ease

Christian

Action

Party.

a. total of about

250,000

im Puerto

Protestant

in New

Rico

rnd — a ‘dm order} - The Republican .leader ~ also ior God? te *be ‘with--us it" is: neves-} ~" (See. MENDEZ, ‘Pagt 20)< ~ P(See. PROTESTANTS, wPage’ 5) P.

R.:

The

York

plan te send

United

Nations,

an

of

meeting

urgent

the

Security

Council

took

a special

U.

N.

plane

yesterday

te be

for the Council meeting. Cancellation of the

U. N. troops

te Katanga

occurred

on

a day of

Am advanceU. N. group was blocked on the road te Eli-

and includes the Baptist Conran. ef

called

a

Hammarskjold

Dr, Seda said the Eyangelical Council represents

(AP)—The

to debate the turbulent situation in the Congo. The Council in New York. at 7 p.m. tomorrow night will be meeting

ganization of.the Catholic-churchbacked.

Congo

’ facing the threat, of bloodshed, suddenly cancelled its plans te send treops to the province of Katanga, which is adamant te iu its stand te stay separated from the Congo. that took old Hammarskj Secretary General Dag

public

The ‘defeat of such a plan in

tion

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outside

would

zabethville.

Disciples of 7

By A. W. MALDONADO sary to vote for the Christian Action The president of the Statehood| Party?”-

that

The

LEOPOLDVILLE,

to the releasetime

Mendez: GOP Ideal: Is Noble |2=."=.= sez plan

MITCHEL, WILLIAM MARTIN ... disappearance unexplained

: " BERNON

Sreeps

The group was to

to enter ‘Matanga.at

have prepared the read for U. N.

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JUAN éran — ‘Saturday, August 6, 1960

News In Brief

Aid For Latin America WALTER

R.

YORK

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Overseas

think

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in this

Press

area

Castro

is

that

a

the

key

civil

to

fations

United

with

tions

of

the

Nations

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Democratic

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found

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TRAPEZE—Bruin

telephone lines not -as easy as he thought, and hanging by his heels. Mrs. Luther Roberts disthe bear in Iron Mountain, Mich. He had apclimbed a telephone pole, and then tried to the wires. He escaped unharmed. (AP Photo.)

THE at

FLYING

His

said

a new president “will very days after the new legislature

cia said yesterday all of Garcia’s appointments until Aug. Wednesday

Hyun

party,

s

President

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since

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For

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appointed as 1st Lieutenant in thé Air Force said the North Korean

but the election of around Aug. 10,” two

for

age

CLASSIFIEDS

with

third

state’s voters made philosophy to that

Air

to take over the mixed

American

the

ranking

convenes

(

with

South

(AP)—The

dollar

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have

security

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SEOUL (AP)—South is very likely to elect a new

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in which

Hection Of So. Korean President Expected

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won

primary

Taylor.

in a statement

sure.

endorse would said. Kennedy

T.

the government

the

NEED

AROUND

Andrew

Union

people.

“Maybe they his leadership,”

Democratic

billed as the tightest of the lanky

JAKARTA

backing

clear

the

world

Landslide-

Kefauver

Union yesterday demanded confiscation of three big British and American oil companies operating in Indonesia. Hadi Sudardja, Deputy Secretary General of the leftist Indonesian Oil Workers’

elections.”

if elections and Castro

By

Estes

cancer.

Indonesia Union Asks Nationalization Of Oil

presi-

declared that held in Cuba,

“—Sen.

defector has expressed his intention -|South Korean Air Force.

dent would have an advantage in dealing with the Latin Amerjean countries because they well remember the policies of Roosevelt. Kennedy said talk of new policies of economic aid for Latin American at this time “come at the point of Mister Castro’s pistol.” He said Fidel Castro has been (bedisappointment “a great to hold his failure of) cause free

Primary

Tenn.

to freedom Wednesday, will be South Korean Air Force. The

policy”

said

race,

he has

terday Chung Nak-Hyun, the Communist pilot who flew his MIG-13

But he declared emphatically [ that he hoped for a return to the Inter-American friendship of the Roosevelt era.

He

Wins

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back the clock to the good neighber

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Defector Joins So. Korean Air Force

na-

cant

by a foe or that

career, turned into his greatest triumph unmistakably clear they preferred his

Africa.

Kennedy

shot

landslide victory in the Tennessee rights was the overriding issue.

issue

emerging

been

NASHVILLE,

the

mghts

had

Kefauver

present administration has failed,” Kennedy said in his first public speaking appearance of his campaign for the Presidency. The Democratic nominee also said

From

Seemingly authentie reports of this have reached diplomatic of«| fieials who have been imtensively checking into the welter of con_| flicting rumors about the Cuban premier’s condition. Castro will recover, it is believed,-if he accepts proper medieal care, ‘including rest from his turbulent rele as boss of the revolutionary regime. — Information now available appears to have dispelled rumors that .

Club, Kennedy declared it is essential, to bolster the economies of the Latin American NMations “because we recognize this is the closest line of defense.”

“I

Suffering

lung.

John

F. Kennedy in a speech yesterday urged more help for Latin America. Addressing foreign language hewsmen

Reported

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English Teaching Reform Planned Calls Offering Toys, Prayers,s |Oliveras Calls For Formation Of Central Advisory Group Blood Pour In For Sick Child Recommendations

By GUNTER HETT mother of Ralph Ornes,

The

suffering

from

byterian she has

Hospital, said yesterday been ‘‘averwhelmed’’ by

the

leukemia

response

brought “It Ornes

“Ralph’s

at_

3,

fying

Pres-

plight

central

has

‘Calls have come

Humacao,

Mayaguez,

staying them

Juncos,

and

at

even

local

have

Ponce,

from

offered

to

Many give

blood

plans

teaching.

The about

of

response followed a story Ralph in the STAR last

which

mily

was

revealed ha. ng

a

that

the

difficult

Ralph’s

jJast

condition,

week,

has

described yesterday as tory,’”’ although he is by out of danger.

Mrs.

Ornes,

St., Caparra

received in

of

‘“‘about

person

poor’

or

150

by

she

either

telephone

since

be

available

for

brought

many

ing

the

toys

around If he

and

took

short

some

the

number

Past

of

tion of

pro-

the

re-

noted,

to

also

teaching

a_

records,

the

due,

lack

of

with

of-

aids

films,

be

radio

used

Secretary

a

language

and

the

more

the

the is teachers in their

of

Educa-

establishment

center

for

teach-

hiring

of

English-

and expansion of the Rican-North American

exchange pos-

largely

audio-visual

speaking residents qualified to teach. In addition, the revival

urging partiactivities by

in

mathematics—be

that

proposed

ers,

English-speak-

were

that

English-esof history,

ers, an increased number of scholarships for potential teach-

time

were

textbooks.

recommended

television

field,

hearings

other

of good

With only 1,500 of lands estimated 6,000 of English specializing

the

greatest

of

failures

English

Oliveras

program

Puerto teacher

was

recom-

mended. To arouse community interest and support, Oliveras proposed that one out of every 12 months be set aside as a “Review Your English Month” in which language courses would be offered

to and

the

public

over

in

radio

sees

the and

classroom television. ==

strolls

the hospital corridor. was concerned about any-

- RALPH

ORNES

fice

. .. where’s

oy

my

anion

Het

ice cream?

PDP General Assembly Set For Aug. 21 By HAROLD Governor

J. LIDIN

Mufioz’s

major-

ity Popular Democratic Party will sembly

hold its Sunday,

general asAug. 21, it

was reliably learned yesterday. The site selected for the as-

sembly is Sixto Escobar Stadium, Juan.

Convention

proceed-

ings will begin before noon. On the agenda is the nomination of the PDP’s candidates for governor,

for

for the Senate and for the of Representatives.

The:PDP

now

has

and large House

seven

sena-

tors at large and seven representatives at large. Informed sources

yesterday

thing”

that

at-large minated

that

the

But there is speculation over possible changes in the names of candidates

same

it is“a

sure

number

legislators will be by the Populars.

of

no-

senators-at-large

Davila Diaz, Hipolito Ramon. Bauza, Juana Mundo, and Samuel

Quifrenes. The last-named sident of the Senate. Two

is preSenate

at-large

vacant,

seats

are

now

PITTSBURGH (AP)—The frantic woman on the phone told

police

pouring

that

from

four-story the city’s

Fire seene.

smoke

the

brick North

of

building side.

engines

sped

Firemen

was

rear

saw

a on

to

the

the smoke

and investigated. Their discovery: An undertaker was cremat-

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Trujillo Trujillo

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the

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The

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include

Speaker Ernesto Ramos Antonini, Jorge Font Saldafia, Pablo Morales

Otero,

Armando

Sanchez,

do Mojica, Vidal Rivera

Ague-

Baez, and

Cordero.

Two Men Sentenced For Drug Violations Two Ponce residents, Juan Castillo Noel, 37, and Jose Antonio Rentas

Calderon,

21,

were

In

year

the

terms.

only

other

second-offender

der Jimenez, a

five

sentencing,

Reginald

28, of San year

Schnei-

Juan

re-

sentence

for

sale of narcotics.

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seat was left empty by the death of Jose Berrios Berdecia. All seven House at-large posts

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PDP

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ing

COLEGIO SAN JUSTO

at

Current

resident-com-

missioner in “Washington, the party’s candidates at

P.

were

and as

the

he said, the De English has devel-

also

and

pre-

During

frequently.

other

classroom

resident Continentals recommended.

him.

said

such

and

De-

and

public

ing teachers and cipation in school

thing, it was the ice cream he was waiting for his father to bring

San

itself

sible

per-

for the boy. Ralph played

hold

Recruiting

sons called to tell the parents they were praying Yesterday,

fered

commendations also made. Continentals Wanted

transfusions;

toys;

would

Lengthening

a young visitor from Spain came to the hospital only hours before his flight back to offer his blood; people

institutions,

teachers.

courses in in the fields

science

+| devoted to English teaching and improving the quality of teach-

last week. A couple from Mayaguez offered to fly immediately to San Juan to

the

was

elective pecially

English

of

of

teaching

inadequate

a series

It

composed

on progress of the English gram whenever necessary.

had

calls’’

oped

check

in

be

representatives

It

was

Edinburgo

said

to

and

and

past decade, partment of

advisory

to

government agencies, general public.

‘“‘satisfacno means

1468

Heights,

progress

It would

educational

B-

It

an

formed

textbooks

paration

partment of Education, the University of Puerto Rico, other

fatime

‘‘very

improved.

be

and

for Ralph.”

week

materials

committee

proposed

committee

of

finding people with Ralph’s negative type of blood.

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Oliveras

tourists

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from , people.

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— Saturday,

August 6, 1960

U.N. Troops In Congo Risk Interference In Civil Dispute By

J. M. ROBERTS

government

NEW YORK (AP)—The United Nations, trying to provide a security force to replace Belgian troops in The Congo without getting involved im _ the new

country’s

political

walking

a

is

their

in-

:

occupation

in

rather

than

produce

let

a

In

1950

de|arms

to

the

U.N.

defend

took

South

Middle

of

mobilizing. Katanga

armed

forces

Not

to’

Belgians

get

out

im

a

hurry. | eardiess

fear the Leopeldville

| time

of intent,

for

the

taken

And

have

ordered

Lee idea

apply country-wide. the situation has

clear

form

it also involves

business

at

the

time.

the Belgian

interests.

Thus the U.N. comes to the point where its troops are being | : used to enforce policy rather than

just

resist thing

Involved

fac-

to

step

fighting

or

aggression. This sort- of is new, but it has been

coming

not re-

provided

Leopoldville

Council

done in the with the

changed. Now its order involves a civil dispute which had not

East.

Aggressien

are Beigian-officered. Belgians This time aggression is are against U.N. entry and won’t| involved. The U.N. troops, Promise

that it would Since then

Korea

show

organize. Security

what is being poldville area

up

against aggression. The organization also has used troops te enforce peace in the

to

The

Katanga. | The

facto reunion with the Leopold-| ville faction. Observers discount this threat, but he is making a| The

tion

rest of The Congo would The provincial || be unstable. premier is threa-| U.N. accepted Congo member{ tening to fight|ship as a single state.

tightrope

News Analysis

U.N.

affairs,

threatens

terests through Communist leanings. They are trying to preserve large business interests in Katanga. Katanga could make it, economically, as a separate state.

ever

since

the

world

community began asking the U.N. to maintain security in places where settlements have proved

impossible.

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\Protestants Say Church-State Separation Is A Basic Principle sity

{Continued From Page 1) Christ; the United Evangelical Church; the Methodist Church; : United Presbyterian. Church, J. S. A.; the Menonite - Church, includes

of Union

The by

the

Church,

council,

Dr.

Santurce.

said,

of

Puerto

Rico

of

liberty;

JORGE

J.

new

post

neces-

“With

by

the

after

Command

graduated

Jiménez the

from i

ing. He

the

with

University of ivi i

respect

to

the

vote

and

of

it to

the

car

was

and

five

and

pilfered luables

a

children ,

are

one

the

received

superficial

burns

the

bottle

when

acid

performed

he

where

wa,

(als

in

A

U.S.

10th

Quartermaster

the

when

but

the kitchen untouched.

two

thieves

left

va-

Foot Ball

LOURENCO

zambique professional

Mo-

MARQUES,

Nunes,

(®—Manuel tells

hunter,

of

this

encounter with an elephant: Nufies’ rifle jammed when an With him. rushed elephant flight hopeless, he fell and rol-

led

the

himself

into

a

ball.

The

Okina-

elephant kicked him around a bit, thén ambled off into the :

daties

house.

Michigan _{the i

a $300 bracelet,

Human

was

a window-of

through

thieves

Elephant Punts

merely

children thrown

Condado.

occured last Saturday

house-

of

the

$100 rings and other items valued at over $750. The first break-in

acid

to

in

netted

the

traced

reported five among them

Apartment owner Betty Smith said yesterday’s repeat robbery

getaway

bottle

the

Margarita

of Puerto | in

government

said

his wife staying.

1933

several

hes ail

Ave.,

parked in front of the house in Santa Rosa development where

Reserve.

in

a

by

his

was

loaned

Vazquez

of all US. in Puerto

Army

U.S.

the

life.

the second looting im a week’s. time of an apartment at 1025 Ashford

wife’s estranged husband, 34 year-old Nicolas Vazquez Matos.

Rico and the Virgin Islands. He Walter Torressucceeds Col. recently retired Braschi, who from

who

used

making

throwing

man

at Fort Brooke. assignment places

Jiménez in command units Reserve Army

in

Margarita,

at

Command

Antilles

headquarters This new

supposedly

attacker

headquarters at Rio Pieit was announced yester-

day

community

Loiza Street police robberies yesterday,

Investigating detective Antonio Espinosa reported the automobile

Corps

in

B.

de

clear

individuals,

awareness

blems

citizen

member

sibility

is not

bound

keeping

of a given

to

with

cast

the

church,

his

opinion

of

the

rather

in

honest

and enlightened judgement.

with

his

“In ciples

keeping with of separation

through

the

support

Church

The

Has

statement

A

teach and all things

and

to

exist

its

and

illumine

the

of these

members;

but

acts

no

made

statement

The

practices may differ so long as this joint

does. not

contradict

the

mention-

In Ponce Go Back To Work PONCE—Municipal collectors here work yesterday

assurance J.

it should discharge this responsibility without using ecclesiastical power or religious political ends.”

co-

Garbage Men

to

duty

a

joining

to

of these

fundamental principles ed in this statement.”

guide its members in to civic life related

enrich

cohscience

action

recognize

we

solution

con-

be

of

in the

respon-

person

with

Duty

has

church

the

an

civie

every

its efforts

added:

“Nevertheless,

that

of

the creation

or

fing party party.

the

other religious bodies whose

the prinof church

intervention

this

whether

of

fessions and widely—just

own

of the social pro-

of

problems,

majority of that church nor with that of the church authorities, but keeping

and

in. operate

vote

jects the intervention of churches, as such, in political struggles,

and

Regarding the cited principle of civil liberty, the statement said:

thought was used by the assailant.

Col. Jorge.J. Jiménez, U.S. Army Reserve Officer and former Secretary of the Interior of Puerto Rico, has been named commanding officer of the 324th

of

elopment

police yesterday tracked down the car which they originally

U.S. Army Reserve

with dras,

con-

action

and state, freedom of conscience and civil liberty, the Council re-

Tuesday was “someone from my home town of Barranquitas,” after

Logistical

of

the sacred

political

the Council believes that the adult

ocratic process as a form of government, culture, economic dev-

“IS:

cor

en z Hamed | ws: Jimene Col. Jim Col. To Command Local

(USAR)

freedom

Her Attacker Was 5 More Robberies From Barranquitas Reported By Police

JIMENEZ

...in

outlined

nature of public office; a non-sectarian public school, and the dem-

Acid Victim Claims COL.

were

civil liberty;

develop-

the

the

statement

Principles

principles

science;

ment of events on the political scene of our island has convinced the Evangelicat (Protestant) Counceil

Outlines

religious

signed

‘“‘The

a public

as separation of church and state:

membership

in a release

Seda,

making

These

‘andthe: Church of the Brethren. Ht also

of

concerning the position of Protestants in the political life of the island.” .

from

Cintron

that

ment

would

their

demands

for

The

city’s

and

Carlos

city

govern-

promptly

for 22

90

Thursda

back at receiving

Mayor the

look

drivers

refer- {out

garbage

were after

more

into

pay.

garbage

truck

helpers

walked

morning

saying

y ence to any other sect and spokes- | they could not get the city to they said Council the for men listen to their requests for more would not “indulge in personal- money. However, they made a ities.” garbage collection late ThursHowever, the statement was an day night after Cintron hurried

apparent reference to the backing the CAP has received from the

Roman*Catholic

island’s

ops. The

statement

said

the

bish-

Félix

to

the

stimulate

duty

in

of

its

the

said

Sacarello,

M.

drivers

are asking for $1 an hour and helpers want 75 cents an hour.

make $7.36 for an helpers day and

Drivers now eight hour make $5.20.

Municipal

Ponce’s

to

is expected

church

members

spokesman,

collector's

The

“civic

the merits of the candidates for public office, and to offer constructive, loyal, and valiant crit icism. is

Juan to hold an with conference

them.

duty of the church involves the obligation to study carefully the programs of the several parties,

“It

San

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week

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Phelps D

indicator,

COFFEE FUTURES include

in

Stock

+% +%

best rise since July 29 gained 94 cents. Based

mainland.

offerings

American

shares

Thursday.

Amerada Pet closed mixed. Of 1,193 issues traded, 755 ad- Am Airlines vanced, 250 declined, and 188 were Am Can Am Cyaa Standard and Poor’s 508 stock Am & FP index rese 55 cents to $55.44, its Am Smeit

NEW YORK (AP)—Coffee spot Santes No. 4 ex-dock closed at 36.25 A. Cest and freight

2,840,000

27% 2%

cals,

will

operation,

with

F

tive stocks advanced. Aveo tepped the most active list for the

even-

|" =M futures closed unchanged to 10 Change | higher. Sales 28 contracts.

Up

were

Steels

will be primari-

wholesale

compared

mar-

They were jomed by rubbers, crafts, eiectronics, nonferrous

tually expand its operations, Cordova said. The company expects to be gin selling its products by next summer, the attorney said. About 90 per cent of the sales of the

company,

stock

e

a share.

has

may

(#—The

for the day at the close. The advance was en a broad front with most gams rangmg

an option for the purchase of a 1Q0acre site at Manati, where

614.29

134.64

Stocks

few

Pprincipa 1 Baumgartner, shareholder in both the Croton

indus

RRs

past

York

ket advanced again in moderately active trading yesterday.

concern.

3@

2

for the

New

according to Jorge L. Jr., attorney for the

Mar

Jones

(AP)-—Closing

YORK

site

— Saterday, August 6, 1960

Market Advances Aga

Hydroponics Farm To Grow Trees, Shrubs Commercially By

STAR

and Hopsa $539,000

contract to Adolfo Torzech Nieves, of Catano. The contract calls for the truction of housing at South Coast.

it ‘S-

70 units of patie Patillas, near e Werk on the project

is expected to begin within the next few weeks, according to jan

]

Urban

Renewal

official.

¢

The apartment units, which will range

from

one

to five bedrooms,

will be situated in 11 buildings of one and two stories each. {

Architect for the as-yet-unnamed project Doria.

is Humberto

Porra t

New York Colleges Still Need Room For 100,000 ALBANY,

N.-

Y¥Y.

(AP)—New

York’s 153 four year and two year state eolleges will have room for a record 67,467 freshmen this fall But the State Education Depert-

ment reports that this still is too little for the

164,000

girls graduated from

pay tb

rare 5

rag

Phyo} 4

boys

ahd

hig scheoils

©

ot? i


7

6, 1960

August

Saturday,

STAR

JUAN

SAN

THE

ABRIVAL SJ.

7 mre seule

=

twe unions im at least}

seen workers

which disputing

SUNADELLE TREWELLARD

N

™=5™4

three plants to date, may come | ier CAROLINA The Packinmghouse union now represents some 400 workers

the plant

in

there

The

tract,

Seafarer victory over its

sister

AFL-CIO

gistered

this

at Gems

Ine,

diamond-cutting

Inindustrial

an

operation

m

under

but

for

Gems

the

seore

was

46

Seafarers

the

seamen’s

Ca

S. American ports

Reval Mail,

3

Gulf ports

Fabre Line,

ports N. Burepean ports

6

s

Carib. ports

Imbe! Reval _ Netheriasde,

Jacksonville

é

3

Jacksonville

TMT Trailer Fecr

Y

>

The

Antilles

received ment of

Command

a

has

at

‘Alcoa

Tropic Freight eee P.R.V.1. Line

19 »

Co. Barranquilla Boras Frutera Campo. Cd. Trujillo

zs

nD

Carib., S.

8

Curacao,

a

CLAIBORNE

Mobile. N. Orteans

3

10

Mayaguez,

CY

+

4

¥

3

Mu

el_¥.

had been given and funds provid ed for the censtruction of 108 units

St. Thomas

Sea Land of P. BR.

Amert

Hamburg American N. Europe i

Ponce,

Waterman

reeusileeos ericem_ Bull Lines beilo can, Waterman

N.Y. ports

Whether it’s one office... a floor... or... an ENTIRE BUILDING

word from the Departthe Army that approval

Capehart Housing Buehanan.

Mobile, N. Oricans St. Thomas

FLOTTBECK

the

i Arro- | TRANSBORINQUEN 13 ballets for ce labor leader Waldemiro = another 13 bal yo. The latter entered the electeral lists as a one-man union.

100 Housing Units To Be Construced At Fort Buchanan

Europe

Mayaguez, Ponce

SIU-

in

Seafarers,

Paekinghouse,

8

mm

«Newark

contest at the can-|

nery are the Teamsters and Pon-

votes

3

3 2

Barranquilla Ca_ Truiille N.

2

?

st Th

claim | LEDA !

&

7

Si. Croix

TROPIC STAR

con- | BERNICE

union

intervening

Packinghouse The

three-year~

a

s

Mobile. N_ Griecans

ALCOA ROAMER

Saguenay SS Co.

the bulk of the cammery work- | C4SPE® SHELLINES ers have expressed a preference SIX CARONA

union was re

week

ternational,

Co.

Packing

National

an

5. America.

6

Newark

at the camnery in Ponce of the | ramianp

6

AND/

OPERATOR

DEPARTURE 8.3.

s

Mediterranean. Spanish

Burepe .

Se

te

a

votes

=

Montreal, Halifax

Wun ea

Fert

The 100 units represent the first increment of 379 units re more

than

a

year

age

to replace 250 units of Lanham Act heusing at Fort Buchanan, 14

units

in

the

of

inadequate

Fort

Breoke

and to meet a shortage of 115

The just

new

south

Housing

of

the

Area

Plans

call

will

located

Officer

Wherry

at Fort

for

housing

be

8

best

in

commercial

complex,

current units.

units

The

quarters

a

quested

4

and industrial

Buchanan.

Air

four-bedroom

apartments in duplex buildings, and 68 three-bedreom and 24

Conditioning

two-bedroom apartments in fourunit buildings. Bids for cons-

truction

will

January,

1961,

be

advertised

and

the

in

contract

ing

the

project

The program

is

June,

approved

a

awarded in February. The target date for starting is April, 1961, and the target date for comptet-

1962. for Fort

Buchanan is the second Capehart Housing project approved for the Army

in

Puerto

Rico.

Hydroelectric Plant

Set For So. Viet Nam SAIGON start

GENERAL

(AP)—Woark is due to

system, fmanced by Japanese war reparations. An earth dam 1,500

ayetem: iat

yards long is te back up Damhim River miles

waters in the highlands northeast of Saigon.

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August 6, 1960

racine se m dong Ne npener pet

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday,

sr

Essay Winner Pays Island Visit

Aon Landers Says

In

DEAR ANN LANDERS: dear friend of mine has a

four-year-old

daughter

telephone

every

time

it

I

have

the

no

child

desire

babble

to

on

—let

but you

I don’t have the think it’s right

her

call

you.

on.

not a toy. Young speak these speak

_escambron

=BEACH WEL

PATAITO

Invites

HOTEL?

DEL

to enjoy

gay

“FLOOR

International

attractive

*

Mrs.

* * x

Vedette

also. . . the personality of the Cuban Singer, Pianist

-

Composer

Doncing

to

the

rythms

of

of

fessor

Mrs.

Gonzalez

de

Font

Dr.

at

the

Jose

Balseiro,

University

of

pro-

Miami.

Balseiro will leave for Miami

shortly to

after

vacationing

in

Puer-

PRIZE CRUISE—Miss Quida Stakes, one of the national winners of the annual es- ; say contest sponsored by the Propeller Ciub stopped in San Juan this week on the first

photo

Rico.

lap of

her

prize

winning

cruise,

a gift

of

POPE

Two

the

by

Betty

playing

the

Limbo

alternating

-—————*+

CHARLES

ADMITTANCE

to

DE TOLEDO

Puerto

Firgt

Lady

with

prizes

tor

was

ef

the

and

a

Grrl

EL? BEACH HOTEL “EL PARAISO DEL A :

to the Prosperity

to enter

She

is

a

High

School

Drury

College i

MIAMI DRAPERY} 1863

Loiza

St.

Santurce

VELA

leet

:

4

Tel.

CARLOS & LINDA

PAGAN

fa be

Jo

year.

the

[Prem

Lt.

for writing

States.”

at Kirkwood

plans

next

in

FERRETERIA MILLON CLUBMAN—GOMEZ HNOS. | LA GLORIA—VICENTE RiVERA y JOYERIA ORTIZ de

by

representing

prize

United

vw

&

MARTINEZ

the

rine Contributes

of Song

|

by:

BEAUCHAMP

| JUAN

For

one of the best essays this year on “What the U.S. Merchant Ma-

winners

Sponsored

and

USCG,

M.

of Alcoa’$

Stakes’ Caribbean cruis¢ the Corsair donated by

his latest creations: The Rowlette and Rocking Chair Dances

Ana

manager

office,

Macri,

Miss aboard

|

participete

!

the Propeller Club here.

RINA Rico's

Orleans to Ve+

Trinidad,

by Mrs.

Juan

senior

MONTEROS

you

and

Miss Ouida Stakes, 17, of Glens dale, Mo., accotnpanied by he

San

$1.00

[eres and more PRIZES Our International choreogra| pher and Social Promoter

LUIS

nezuela

Alcoa;

THE ESCAMBRON BEACH BAND

invites

enroute from New

syth, assistant

(Stork Club, El Morocco and other outstanding clubs)

and

|

contest on the U.S. Merchant Ma+ rine, stopped in San Juan thig week aboard Alcoa’s SS Corsair;

welcomed

and his famous orchestra

MIRO

Above,

One of the national winners of the Propeller Club’s annual essay

seph

with

Lines.

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph fi Stakes, and sister, Courty, 14, wa

NORO MORALES

Dence

Steamship

Knorr.)

Bands

JOEL MEYERS AND HIS CALYPSONIAN

Alcoa

aboard the SS Corsair, are her father, Joseph T. Stakes; sister, Courty; Capt. Joseph Castro, commander of the Corsair, Ouida and her mother, left to right. (STAR ;

Concha. La k Ch

KM

bb

Te

TPE

Carmen

wife

MARIO + FERNANDEZ PORTA:

BE

unsuspecting

of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, will entertain a group of friends at a luncheon to be held on Monday at the Reserve Officers’ Beach Club. Guest of honor will be Mrs. Mercedes Pedreira de _ Balseiro,

and*

GIANNA

and

every

Saldana, wife of the vice-president of the House of Representatives

MALIIDPPDNBE HBCHE

bb ad bb

and ¥

outstanding

HECTOR CASAS:

the

bb

bbb

International crooner

bob be

*

*

on

to to in-

Miami Visitor Monday

GIVING YOU

the

children should

Luncheon Will Honor

SHOW”

SSSSESESEESSESEE EEE SE

The

opi-

caller. Should you tell the mother how you feel? If you’re long on friends and don’t mind losing one, go ahead.

TONITE our

my

on the phene only who ask specifically to them, and not be

flicted

ATLAIITICARy

you

In

nion, a four-year-old should not be permitted te answer the telephone. Children should be taught early that a phene is

listen

and

obnoxious.

to tell the mother

How can I avoid this irritating situation?—-TRUDY DEAR TRUDY: Den’t call her

The mother thinks it’s eute and encourages the girl to chat at length with the adults who call. Maybe I’m an old meanie

but

her

for a four-year-old to have complete charge of the telephone?

rings.

to

I find

how I feel nerve. Do

who

is a paim in the neck This child is permitted to answer

the

fact

I’m tempted

|

Rythmic

|

Beouty

in

3-2111

Tyrer1!

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BOYS 8

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}

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Dinner from 7 PM

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Let Her Call You


ARRBRARERE

aueuruuvesn

~ News, Notes & Happenings «***-+*~+

around - MAYAGUEZ ARERR By

Irma

Gonzalez

DeMara

ARKERERA

Mayagiiezanos are looking ;spécial forward

to

participating

activities

MARAE

during

W

the

in| month.

the gala events which will} ‘Capt. William J. Todd, formercommemorate the’ founding Hy assigtied to USA Garrison,

of the city 200 years this month.

ago|Fort Riley, Kansas, replaces Capt.

program of activities which start{tructor Monday,

officials.

dor

Among

Ramirez

special

these

Silva,

bicentennial

and

culture

the

by

planned

was

Institute of Puerto Rican ture in cooperation with

at the

Cullocal]

ins

ROTC

as

Abele

E.

official|Leuis

The

College

of Agri-

Arts.

Mehanics

Mayaguezanos In San Juan stella Jane Highley Ramirez

are Ama-

celebrated

president,|Saturday

committee; | given

her

her

15th

at an by

birthday

informal

her

parents,

last

party

Mr.

Pedro Javier Boscie, director,|and Mrs. Leslie Highley, at their socio-cultural activities, College | punta Las Marias home, Santurce. of Agriculture and Mechanics) Among the young crowd attendArts;

Carlos

A.

Santiage,

direc-|ing

were

the

Misses

Margaret

tor, municipal public works; and | Snyder, Jacqueline Rosellé, Anita Emilio Soler Lépez, chairman,|Epoli, historical bi-centennial committee. | Ojeda,

Chiqui Urrutia, Margie Martita Torrés, and Anita

Civic,

pa

cultural,

anizationse also ganizations«

and

social

have

scheduled

or- ns

Soresos

Gonsal See

Smith, Bicubdes,

ix, ‘orregrosa, “Buick”

Young.

Among

the

parents

there

were Mr. and Mrs. Milten Zapata, Mr.

and

and Mrs,

Garcia,

Mr.

Mrs. Luis Seria, Mr. Pedro Gonzalez Mena,

Mrs.

Edwin

and Mr.

Ra

Coll, Tone Matos, Quique Romaguera, Egui Guzman, Tito Carbia, Frankie Abella, and Lawrence

SILVER

vows

WEDDING—Marriage

were

re-exchanged Thursday

by Mr. and Mrs.

Alfredo Torruela at a nuptial Mass in Santa Teresita Church to celebrate the couple’s 25th

wedding

Above

anniversary.

are

the

“newlyweds”

with

their

children

and

Seated is Mrs. Emilia Casals de Torruelia, while standing are Susie

mothers-in-law.

Torruella, the Alfredo Torruellas, Freddy Torruella, Mrs. Matilde Alonso de Garcia Another son, Rookie, is stalittle Tiffany Torruella, left to right. Mrs. Carmelo Alemar, and Mes- de Quevedo, and in the Congo at present. Leopoldville in forces dames Hilda Torrés, Maria E. tiened with United Nations military (STAR photo by Betty Knorr.) Purcell, Amparo Coellazo, Iris

and

Mrs.

Resellé, der.

Alfred

and

Carmen *

Mrs. rrera

Donley,

€¢

de Torres

Mrs.

and

Gloria

Sny-

Milagros and

Dr.

Rovira Lydia

will be

de

Ca-

(Wy

Bascaran

special

guests

today at the Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Federa-

7M

The artistic fgures created by our indians many Centuries ago are some of our most precious historic treasures. A similar heritage from earliest

crmctn,

days is the art of producing the finest of rum. That’s why José Gonzalez Clemente & Cia. is so proud of RON SUPERIOR PUERTO RICO

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which you have honored as your choice for distinctive flavor, mellow taste and goodness.

eae

eet

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et

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of,

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|

STONE MASK used by oar indians during tcligious cercmontes.

the gay, young fragrance of Summer A

summer

festivalof fragrance

to wear

RON

like a shower

of applause! It’s Danita_by Dana — the cool sparkling fragrance

that

comes

in’

so

many

delightful

forms!

Liquid cologne

Dusting pewder

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ns


THE

SAN

JUAN STAR — Saturday, August 6, 1960 —

LETTERS LAY

Sir: In answer by

Don

OFF!

to the letter written published

>| July 30 STAR. editor

by

the

ing

as

me

your

what

charming

I deserved,

Mr. Inglett says New York is New York. A remarkable discovery. I don’t recall ever confusing

it with Albany or Syracuse. Then my friend (?) says that Puerto Rico is, bi-lingual by choice. That miniature Miami Beach they are trying to create here is as bi-lingual by choice as any shop-keeper opens his store in the morn-

by

the

choice.

So

this

island

is

to preserve two cultures. of these is suppoged to be

culture

of Puerto

Rico,

per-

haps Reader Inglett can explain how you go about preserving what

his never existed. ation

Another

Oper-

Boot-Strap?

Local communities are concern;}ed with local politics. Fine and | dandy. But when this sm;!l-time, | rubber-stamp Congress ‘:ere has ; the colossal nerve to censure the

President and

of

the

a group

legates

of

can

United

Puerto

go

to

States

Rican

the

de-

National

Democratic Convention and conduct themselves like end men in a minstrel, then the proper pers-

FOR

GRAMPS—This

p President

Hoover

was

the

scene

at a pre-birthday

aboard

party

the

for former

American President

Presidents’ Herbert

Line

Hoover

in

an Francisco. In the background, left to right, are Retired Admiral Chester Nimitz, 4'2;

Hoover,

Leslie

ne ding

lay off gascar.

WASHINGTON lon,

a

fellow

2

(*#—Douglas

who

talks

Dil-

tough

to

Russia but softly to Congress, seems to be the backstage favorite for the job of Secretary of State—

if

Vice

Nixon

President

is

Neither

elected

Richard the

Republican

standard

nor

News

al nominee, on choices

net

post.

leading

But

bearer,

Sen.

F.

Analysis

clues

M.

John

Kennedy,

the

Democratic

pres-

have given for the top

solid eabi-

Kennedy

prospects

for

has

the

two

post

could

always

turn

to

some

darkhorse candidate as his selecthor But lately in Republican circles, the name of Dillon, the State Department's 50-year-old No.

SSS

RN

Nw

investment

These

voiced

Kennedy exact

Tom

some

ment’s

say

theyre

waitgoing |

us

set

mentioned

than

former

New

biting

criticism

top echelon

handling

nobody

will

ever

risk

Jack

favors

each

satellite.

Nixon with to shoot at

many

Dillon’s views perhaps

the

rate

of economic

growth

confirm

advocating this, at a time when such suggestions came mainly from the Democrats and New

two and

DID

For

lone

men some-

SYWY,

FEVER KNEBEL

managers

whisked

him

before

are

out he

smart.

of was

his

many ”

They

home

recognized.

gay

of

for

explain crats.

But key

his

poor

we must passport

abroad

for

you

an

indestructible

of

our

Americanization.

faulty

that

if a foreign nation,e.g., invaded

us

one and

with

may

marvelous

the

the

Ameri-

cooperation

of

some depuertoricanized Puerto Ricans are inflicting upon some good intentioned minds. I

must

and

repeat

to

to all others

derstand

it

Mr.

Barbosa

who

that

don’t

THERE

unIS

a

Puerto Rican nationality a centwury older than the American and that the occupation of our land by a foreign power will never mean we have adopted their culture and traditions. Finally, let me remind you onee more tbat we are NOT Americans but

Puerto

Ricans,

and some nore it.

Hitler culture gians,

same

although

others

may

tried to

you

try

impose

to

thing

will

happen

David

never

here. Jr.

P.

R,

NOTE: We identify .as .citizenship .and

relate

culture

BelThe

Rive,

Santuree,

EDITOR’S citizenship

rg-

German

upon the Czechs, French, It failed.

it

to

nationality,

or tradition. s+

¢

AVENUE

LACKS

BEAUTY

Baldorioty

Avenue,

Sir:

most fine sed

completed highway, by

the

which

now, and

is

I

portion

was

is

a

al-

,

véry

|

impres-

inaugurated

July 25th. Like most

Puerto

on

;

Rican

|

public works, however, it is strictly functional and lacks beauty. It

needs rows of trees and it shou:d have at least one fountain to break the monotony of so much cement. I was told that, upon compietion, a large statue of Baidorioiy by a

}

is

by the Public Works Department That in a_ dramatic location. sounds very interesting and I was wonderingif there was any more information oon _ this exciting David

proof think

San

A.

Ruiz

Juan,

P.

R.

EDITOR’S

NOTE:

The

Rus-

of

Public

Werks

says

immediately

ne

plans

proclaimed us Soviet citizens, as the U. S. did in 1917 despite the

BEST

|

project.

Using

that sia,

logic

cans

the

which

for

they

plan

the

avenue.

a

statue.

eventually

FROM

Department

to

there

|

are

However,

landscape

EUROPE

Dillon

mountwas

voice

the

publicly

gives

Adlai.”

Pat Nixon and Jackie Kenbetter |nedy run fer First Lady. But pity Emily Lodge and Lady Bird Johnson. The one who wins will

champion policies,

conceived)

under

administrations,

popularity

his main

tions asked of

them

asd

a a

low

to ques-

at hearings.

congressmen

information

is bis

approach

him

helps

with Demo-

appeai

no-nonsense

diplomatic’

ze

so

years,

Dillon’s readiness to liberal economic-trade

Z

;

you identinationality.

travel

from

York’s Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller.

Nixon campaigns in Hawaii after a brief stop in California. His

two

administration

Democratic

Bureau

we

springs

in order

met

the

.

fact that American

chaotic misunderstandthe meaning of national-

Puerto Rican artist would be placed

BARBOSA

I am amazed how fy citizenship with

would

visible in Nixon’s belated pledge to seek to step up the nation’s

aides

that

~

TODAY’S

have

frequently

the

we

Russians.

were also

to keep ahead of Russia’s ing industrial drive.

it! tears

relations with the _ satellite Rations His program: One Kennedy relation as ambassador to

move

tries in his speech accepting nomination for the Presidency. Economic Views

set

Kennedy

to provide ammunition

*

JUAN

whenever

any

*

Sir:

the Democrats. Dillon is known, however, to be delighted with the stress Nixon put on foreign aid and long of term help to underdeveloped coun-

Eggheads’ campaign ode: “Oh, 100 years when he ran a highwith J.F.K.—with level campaign in 1948 and lost. | all the way

Now

FOR

third important reason could be the increasingly close NixonDillon friendship that has developed in the past few months. Dillon’s

back

again

s

lems,

say, without

with

Janet Condon Rio Piedras, P. R.

The mere carry an

they

what’s

the shepherders of MadaThat’s a sore point with

times talked twice daily on the phone. All these talks were objective discussions of foreign policy probby Dillon campaign

A

|state

politics

is

of the tough international problems will continue to Plague the nation in the 1960s.

Washington

cruel, blood-curdthat both Nixon

from

Dewey

days,

in

Democrats in his political heydey and (2) For the past 7-4years he has worked in the State Depart-

ELATSRER TAR

exciting

for those sacrifices

and to

are

By

iv oo

up

York Gov. Thomas E. Dewey who might be available as Nixon’s foreign policy chief, if asked. Dillon assets are readily apparent: (1) He would be far less controversial than Dewey who has

4H}.

RWW

bobbing

banker,

frequently

POTOMAC

ing ling

been

in that

Chester Bowles and Adlai Stevenson. his foreign policy advisers. Nixon

has

informal surveys of the field. Dillon, a millionaire former more

President.

Nixon,

man,

know

me.

For Nixon's Secretary Of State SCALI

don’t

Fly-Speck.

pigeons in Central Park or the waiters at the sidewalk cafe, but

Douglas Dillon Heavy Favorite JOHN

Puerto Rico and its various local problems where they belong—inI

are Hoover's great grandchildren. From left, Michael, 9, and Stephen Hoover, 10; Aaron, 4, and Mark Vowels, 6. Hoover will be 86 next Wednesday. (AP Photo.)

By

been lost. Let’s keep

side Operation

foreground,

In

Hoover.

and

Davies;

K.

Ralph

host,

APL

has

people,

Become

He

maximum minimum

doubletalk.

And

of

he

frequently backs up his replies with detailed statistics, facts, and

figures, showing them “done his homework.” One of his aides Dillon as a balding,

he

has

has described ow]-faced man

who even hoots in a low key. What’s his hobby? ‘‘Work,” said the aide who had been to Dillon’s home

Saturday

and

become the nation’s vice lady. the past six weeks.

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EDITORIALS The Teaching

Of English

The Secretary of Education, Mr. Candido Oliveras, made public yesterday his recommendations for the intensification and improvement of the teaching of English ‘in the public schools. The Secretary, who has been in office only a few months, deserves com-

mendation

for his quick action and for. his apparent

determination to improve the teaching of an important

subject which

has been neglected for many

years.

The ability to speak, read and write the English language is especially vital to the youth of Puerto Rico who must be- prepared to enter a competitive

world where the best equipped men and women achieve the

greatest success,

cally.

The

socially, culturally and

hundreds

of

thousands

who

economi-

have

left

the island for mainland cities have learned, in many hard ways, that the lack of English can be a barrier

to the better life that they

otherwise

are equipped

to attain through basic intelligence, ambition lingness to work.

The look

good

the

Secretary’s

recommendations

problems:

textbooks

lack

and

of

do

adequate

teaching

and wil-

not

over-

teachers,

materials

and

in the field

of English as a second language. Many problems will have to be solved before the level of English teaching reaches the standards the Department of Education and the public desire. It will take time, and to

expect overnight success would be foolish and unfair. What

is

important

is

that

the

intent

has

clared and the blueprint prepared. Implementation of the Secretary’s tions,

with

all

the

co-operation

been

de-

recommenda-

necessary

from

MAULDIN

i

ERICAN

PEOPLE”

Silver Lining In The Dark Clouds Of The South's Politics

the

public, wilt in a surprisingly few years, we ‘believe, result in widespread use of English and the better preparation of those who leave to seek their futures on the mainland.

Navy

er

‘LETS TALKS SENSE To TRE

teacher level, the parents, the pupils and the general

Commonwealth

OAL St Levis Rast Dispstch

:

By Ralph McGill

as

he,

but

that,

|

has

Committeeman,

State

president of DisWorkers, te serve

named Mr. William Mitch, trict 20 of the United Mine

The government has acquired a fleet at last. The ferry service between San Juan and Cataiio was

“intervened,” or expropriated yesterday and now Gov. Mufioz Marin can be justified in emulating those stateside governors who appoint honorary “Admirals.” By adding a ferry fleét we now have power, water and sewer systems, ports, airports, bus transporta-

tion, telegraph, and “sea-going” or at least “bay-going” travel under government operation.

Government responsibility for the ferry service Already promised is bound to be an improvement.

the Catafio-San Juan commuters,

is air-conditioning for

better ferries with added comforts and more frequent “sailings.” Perhaps we'll all be taking evening rides

on the ferry soon, especially on hot nights.

Alabama. Maybe

People At Work | If you

believe that

cynics

and

near-cynics

human

race,

for number

who one

know

and

then

you’re

who

have

in step with

given

on

up

the

the

for a fact that we’re all out

let the rest of the world

go chase

its tail. But

Mrs.

Edgar

Ornes

of Caparra

Heights

is out

She knows a

of step with that sort of thinking.

lot

of people who stopped thinking about number one long enough to offer to give transfusions to her son, Ralph, a leukemia victim at the age of three. Since the story of the boy’s plight, and the rareness of his blood type, appeared

in this newspaper,

she

has received offers from 150 persons who would don_ate blood to the boy. -“Tt is amazmg,”

recognize

don’t

you

Connor.

‘she said.

Tt really isn’t, of céurse..

=

‘Pedple are no damn

good’ only in the minds of the disenchanted.

is

better

body

and

He

known

Eugene

Mr.

to political

and

song

story as Mr. “Bull” Conner. He. led the illstarred Alabama walkout in the convention of 1948. He was one of the behemoths of voice,

in the Dixiecrat parade.

effort

Connor has loudly has damned He

Since that time Mr. dissident movements. and

the

down

anathema seemed, to

to

one

up

leadership

party

other.

the

of

planks

creek

were

him. As police commissioner he put it mildly, to cause some per-

sons to doubt the existence rights in his city. If

side

Civil rights

led the

there

were

stained

of complete

civil

windows

in

now

we

find

Mr.

Connor

sincerely

calling upon the party faithful to rally ‘round the flag and get up the money. Not only 7

What

the

hiding

the

legendary

Senators

ia

many of the Southern states need is the clearing of the air by local leadership such as in

Ala

bama. Maybe some of the newspapers, will now reverse themselves.

too,

Mr.

Conner

Bull

What mind, but

the South glass

the- temples of the White Citizens’ Councils it is likely Mr. Connor’s cherubic figure would . have been apotheosized in each of them. But

of

lining.

politics,

South

Deep

clouds silver

and

Judge

we see here a recognition

Almond

is not a change of of reality. All over

today there is a falling off of mem-

bership

in

the

Instead

of

saying

pathethic

little

organizations

with KKK in their titles which set out to get fat on initiation fees. There is still a hard But the handcore of defiant resistance. been on the wall a lopg time. ing writhas

coming,

“Never”

but not now.”

they

now

Say, “It’s


THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, August 6, 1960

the

executive

peated statements to the press prior to the Convention, that he

com-

culous

allegation”

Car] os

of Dr.

Chardon

and

José

A.

Be-

nitez that a member of the? Committeewoman both of whom Mufocrat delegation in Los our State Committee elected in Angeles offered Chard6én.a 1956. In accordance with Demogovernment

the

post

Benicrat Chardon

tion’s

faction. is

the

Benicrat

gubernatorial

that ber ful

to leave the

faction

gets

ballot.

which

Charging

that

fac-

candidate

on

the

appears

a

if

Novemdoubt-

“number

of

false claims and misleading statements have been published” locally in the last several days, Durham issued the following “rectifications:” of

“We did Orlando

National

Marta

not contest Antonsanti,

the seating the former

Committeeman,

Riera.

—__

the

former

or

Mrs.

National

cratic

Party

Rules

automatieally

seated

vote

each

term

until

Convention.

was

not

Jose

A.

The

in

Benitez

remaining

end

half of

Riera

Angeles,_

her

proxy

six votes we

votes to 2-% faction...

the

Ried

of

and.

was

‘the.

Democratic

Plat-

Democratic

submitted

by

our

approved

a

gave

its

development

ing

rejection

delegation

as

whole-hearted

we —drafted

endorsement

Commonwealth in

Party

the

status

and

future.

This

was another positive and resound-

votes for the Benitez

Benitez’

in

the

.”

“Notwithstanding

tation,

Rico

form, he failed utterly. Plank Okayed As Drafted “The platform plank for Puerto

it,

did

re-

of

Benitez’

plan

to

involve the Democratic Party in the attempted registration of a local party for Statehood, the traditional objective of the local Republican Party. “The allegation of Benitez that

his tory

group

won

in the

santi

as

some

sort

appointment

Chairman

of

of

vic-

of

Anton-

the

Puerto

as

stated

* Gala Nights x at the smart

CLUB nightly

CARIBE

except

Monday

recommended

to

that Antonsanti floor Chairman

proval.

We

though, stances

that would

the

stated

“After the

their

IO,

effort

to “oppose to~

irresponsible remark a ‘“Compraventa of

the

Benitez’

concerning votes’, I

point out that before the convention our committee was-asked to raise funds cratic National

for the DemoCommittee. As

emphatically

clear

Credentials

after

circumBenitez,

on the

the

defeat

in

Committee

convention

and

ended,

at

the first meeting of the newly appointed Democratic National

Committee, which took place on Saturday, July 16th, Bentez tried to secure the seating of his canwoman This

National National

for

the

was

CommitteeCommittee-

term

denied

mendation

of

of 1960-64. |. 4

on

the

recom-|

the

Democratic!

National Committee Committee.

Credentials

Special

Committee

RICHARD

“Instead the Committee recommended that the new Chairman

appoint

a Special

Committee

investigate the Puerto Situation and then report

Committee.

to

Rican to the

As it seem-

ed probable that the Committee would not til after the election, request, an amendment to the motion from

National meet unat our was made the floor

so

woutd

YN y mJ INA

no

amendment...” “With reference

floor...’

that

tional

Tae’

Committee

under no we accept

such

to

report

and

decided

newly appointed mittee of the

AT

two

made

be designated as|~ with our full ap

as the Delegation chairman

made

Wi !

only

tonsanti and Mrs. Riera, in absentia. represented:by -Benitez. -We

National

iE PN

above,

delegates had been seated and eligible for appointment, i-e., An-

didates for man and

gr

We

to

of

contest and took our fight before the Credentials Committee of the Convention. There after a fair and thorough hearing, this Committee deliberately decided to give our group a clear majority of 3-%

is absurd...

had been promised and would secure a statehood plank for Puer

who

vote.

delegation

were first consulted as to the appointment of a Delegation chairman. At the time of this consul-

a was

their

lasted through

Mrs.

Los

were

with

the

of office which

the

they

Rican

ne ener

of

RI

chairman

RL

Durham,

te

C.

aI AN

Richard

mittee of the Democratic State Committee of Puerto Rico, denied categorically yesterda y what he called the “ridi-

Sopp

Says Benitez Can't Register Party

Durham

€ommittee.

campaign dently

of

gets

In

under

Benitez

what

was

the

Executive ComDemocratic Nathis

ner the way was paved quick decision, before the

Ai

be

by

was

for a actual

way. not

happening,

SALES

man-

Eviaware

as

he

SERVICE

C. DURHAM

“|. ridiculous

there vote

was to

we

not

a

allegation”

time

then

fund-raising

promised

to

de-

campaign,

the Chairman

of

the Democratic National Campaign Finance Committee that as in past campaigns they could count on our support financially in preparing their campaign budget. Obviously there were no eonditions or strings to such

commitment ply

with

and

we

shall

com-

it.

Utter

Calumny

“Benitez allegation that some of our delegates participated for

fear of retaliation on the part of the Government, is an utter calumny

ther

and

unworthy

of

fur-

comment...”

“I

am

informed

that

Benitez

announced on his_ return to Puerto Rico that be would “continue” the inscription of the

Democratie co.

In

Party

this

in

Puerto

connection

1

Riwant

to make clear that former Chairman Butler has denied’ emphatically that he requested Benitez_ to “register” the Demo-

cratic Party for local elections. “Benitez is ywell aware that he cannot inscribe the Demo-. cratic Party locally and that the Democratic Party of the

United States, obviously has interest whatsoever, in his called “Progressive -Party,’ its

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Hours On: Sept. 10 WASHINGTON Aviation Agency

(#—The Federal has asked for

public understanding and acceptance of the need to ground all civil aircraft

0.

°

for six hours

on Sept.

-

The sky will be swept clear of non-military aircraft during that

period

for

exercise of Air Defense

The during

a

large

FAA a

commercial

scale

the North Command.

said six

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, August 6, 1960

a t e p (960 ENGLISH FORD

Nixon Pledges U.S. Strength To Free World HONOLULU

(A P)—Richard

M. Nixon, viewing the next President as personal chief of United

States foreign policy, yesterday declared the United States will always

lend

its

strength

to

the

free countries of the world. Nixon, the Republican presidential nominee, closed a twe-day campaign whirl of the 50th state

with a speech

setting forth these

aims for U.S. diplomacy: _ Build military power not only equal to that of any potential enemy, but greater. .

—In dealing with other governments,

“be

firm

without

being

belligerent.” —Strive

grams

constantly

to

reduce

tension—but

for

pro-

international

always

from

jon of strength.

a posit-

;

“We must. make clear to potentjal

aggressors’

throughout

- the

world that we will stand with the ferces of freedom,“ Nixon’ told 7,500 Hawaiians whe filled Waikiki

PICTURED HERE ea) 3 1960 ANGLIA

Shell in the capital

The

Vice

President

the eve of his return Jand.

spoke

on

to U.S. main

P.R.-Born Widow 0{ Dominican

Resains Citizenship A

Vieques-born

became riase

a only

Jones.

widow,

Dominican months.

on

Puerto

mar-

after

the

U.S.

ci-

Act—conferring

fizenship

who

by

Ricans—

went into effect in officially repatriated

1917, was yesterday

in a special

ceremony

in federal

U.S.

citizenship

cort. Regaining

was

Mrs.

Josefina

Benitez

Sam-

tayo de minican

Pou who with her Dohusband lived in Cuba

up until ber. She

his death last Decemreturned to Puerto Ri-

co

two

months

makes Mrs.

ago

and

now

her home in Ponce. Samtayo de Pou was

patriated

in

a

re-

naturalization

ceremony before U. S. Judge mente Ruiz Nazario.

US.

citizenship

was

Cle-

— also

granted a Manila-born U.S. Army sergeant now stationed in

Panama.

He

Lorilla,

of

is

Almario

Santa

Cruz,

Mora

who enlisted in the army four years ago in Hawaii. Sgt. Mora is presently, stationed at Fort Sheridan

in

the

Canal

Better

Never

PHILADELPHIA Christmas

ed

has

belatedly-arriv-

Pennsylvania

An

arbitrator

of

Forge

ruled

they

in

@ @ @ @

1959.

Fight NATO Nations Plan Sub Exercises aircraft

and

marine

exercises

-Atlantie next headquarters

The

will

nations

NATO

ether

in

month, have

NATO

other

S.

war-

join

seven

.(AP)—U.

LONDON ships

in

the

nada,

France,

The,

North

allied naval announced.

nations

SERVICE

&

PARTS

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of

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FINANCING

UTORAM

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part will be’ Britain, Belgium,

at

COMPLETE

Ga soline

DEPT.

Co.

had announced that for. business reasons it would not grant bonuses

we

are

entitled te their $100 bonuses for last Christmas. The firm

the

BANK

of

(AP)—

for some. 500 employes.

the

a

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with the purchase new English Ford

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“1. breach 4. sphere J. country

once called Chosen

Seuth

CAN ADD

Leoking at ali feur hands, it seems impossible that three no trump could be defeated and

yet I witnessed two fine players get beaten here. Of course, the majority of declarers made the game contract and yet it was made because the South players guessed

the

location

of

every

key card. This

hand

is

a perfect

illus-

tration of letting the opponents make the hand fer you. West ts a dead pigeon from the start

THE BETTER HALF

small club from dummy East. and

The West

as does

jack of clubs covers

with

the

is led queen

as the king wins in dummy. Dummy’s last spade is now play-

By Bob

s ies

ed and East is in with nothing to play but clubs and the hand is a breeze. You - know, I just realized something.

hand all set players

to

This

make

is a

and

very

totgh

here

I was

to chew out the who went set.

South

HERMAN By Clyde Lamb UNNIEST ReTure OF THE YEAR //


THE

SAN

JUAN

STAR

1 5

— Saturday, August 6, 1960

REX MORGAN, MD,

Sgn

NO, YOU'D BETTER NOT MOVE THE PATIENT? WAIT LINTIL. DR. MORGAN GETS THERE! 2

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ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Before luncheon guard against following the suggestions of one who is overly ambitious and not too ethical. Later you can get advice from lofty-minded individuals. , TAURUS (April. 20 to May 20) In A. M. you may have a pretty

21)

Prayer

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19) not

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matters.

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93-1173,

Box

Sas

11-D,

Good

distance.

Ista

facing

(RFD

Puerte

Rico.

@BUSE.

B

lL,

2606 GUEST

Miramar, with nice ocean view. Caribe Hulton and Condade Sotels. 4th

Ve a 1174

Floor,

Apartnvent

498408,

Near Cooi,

and

with

private

im

hotel

area

Lasge

From

vehrting

2-177% “ot

am

$8

single

excelieat)

-

terraee

breakiast.

reservations.

and 2

a fa

double,

Phone

Tefephone

Parker

etc.

$350.

Call 2-138. 89

new

Apt.

64 UF Cool,

Rent

$200,

information 25293

telephone

COUNTRY

CLUB:

Road,

and

bedroom

St

BEBDEOOMS,

living-dining,

lot

car-

steve. Calle Rental 990.

8-I244. ss

large

house,

Near

commercial

Berwind

Country

3

65th

Infantry

centers,

Club.

bedrooms,

Completely

COMMERCIAR 12.000 square

oe

Realtor,

Road

minutes

t@

some

Fresh

Kving,

schools

corner

kitchea,

Sam

Juan

AUNT

House Ave.

BLANTHE

sinzle

air

Near

Gust

conditioned

beach

Sum

WASHINGTON

67

GUEST

with

a

= meais

3-6802 UF

roems

VDoubie

with

terraees.

HOUSE

77

-

hotels

centers. 2-4026. aR

-

with our

walking

Manager,

Steinway piane and guests’ delight. Near

distance

Miss

from

Cabassa

25226.

Price

ARMS

8

$5. per

HOUSES

FOR

FOR

.

SALE

bid

enormous

living-diging.

screens,

water | pit.

With

@

Exeditent

square) we | oe fl t

RENT

| |

APPROXIMATEL * so :

or without

heater, builtin cabinets. poren. doubie | ce, which carport. Imfosmation 30365, or Avenaia} mic wew

1106.

BEACH house.

fvom

the

AREA property, suitable for guest Extraordinary i Also

residential lots Villa Caparra amd Santa} ria. Phone 2-0621 or Write Box 577.| Sam Juaa. 2548 89 REALTY SERVICE four bedroom home,

features dressing

baths,

room,

living,

famity

a

magwificent

cam easily be of San Juan

metropolitan

OFFICES

area.

FOR

residew

rented. Panora At 4 minutes

Aguas

Bue-

LENT

i

TWO OFFICES, one of 300 square fect, the other 70@ samare feet. ia new ing frant of New York Department Store, | Santuree, Ponce de Leon 1075, Stop) 16%.

a_ lovely room, 3

deuble

car-

pert, porch, with fine view, |breezy locatien interior patio, immaculately kept gaeden. Also other listings. Information 3-1479

or

Violeta ce 2544 AT

evenings

St.

corner

and

weekends

Tuttpan,

San

at

for a professional. 173 Parque Street, For information

78

A-—4

Fraucis-

BUCAKE

DEVELOPMENT:

For

mortgage; oaly. Call 3-875 2434

kitchen, carport,

telephone

2-7927.

|

t

ss

NICELY FURNISHED screened room, for gentiemam; with bath aad i entrance. Near beach and transporfation. Breakfast optional. Daity, or moeonthiy rate. References requi See after 5 PM, Tapia 12. Ocean Park. 25865 ee 2-73504. 2338

im-

diate oc F tional Builders offers. its ‘“Buecaneer” home: 3 bedreoms. 2 bathrooms, equipped reom and bath. 2 car

call

ROOMS FOR RENT

88

maid’s liberal

heme opened by appointment Agtuse Saidama, tels. 22768 or eal

BUTLBPING,

twe

PURNISHED MOBDEEN ve r idential

screcned

section.

Private

stories.

Surreunded

be

New

York

De t Stose. B Po Baaco Credite, Woeiwortt’s, Fuentes Fluviaies, peojected Santurce Commereial center. at future Port area ef Sam Juan. Cail 2577

a

WANTED TO PURCHASE CONTINENTAL

desizes direct Up te Gaimes

FAMILY

just

arrived

to purchase theee bedroom home, owner, in good location. with $30,000 cash Cail Mr. at 81349. No dealers. .

1691

shopping

Phone

SANTA MARIA — A real gem of a house— beaatifully constructed— flawless im every detail Three separate cuest reem or maid’s quarters, carefully planned outioor

entertaimment

area.

An _

ex-

ceptional value at $39,500 with high FHA mertgage, additional financing available.

TINTILLO —- Don’t uziss this opportuaity! Nearly twe acres of fine terrain ready for your customs home. If you have defayed building because of high land cests — see this now! The price is astomishingly low!

located.

‘ions

Singie

with

and

private

some

air

con

Tschudin, caGay t

ONAL

Realtor

Santurce, Centrally double accommoda

bath,

bedrooms with big livime rooms and a separate diming reom opening on patio. Generous closets, fine wood cabinets and a utility room for shop or laundry. &

Robert

Near

beach im Condado Sectios. Singtes, doubies and triples. airconditioned Patio with lounge chairs [t’s fun to watch the birds. Big terrace televisiaw for

Juan

Verde

Tel

Bouse.

San

gates

iste

Delicious

#2 acer Bayamoni

From

Alt

uF

Guest

MieCleary

dassa

ter. Call phone 6-5621. No runners |

cendominium.

imtercentinental.

atmosphere.

1859

| en

1103 Puace de Leon, Barcefona St.. Santuree, Stop 16%. On 800 sq. meters. Good fer department store, bank. hotel.

824

.

JENNY'S:

LOT of A ee meters. Concrete

dzive from

89 | ities avaiable.

MAGNEFICENT

furnish-

bus.

breakfast.

Rey

BUILDINGS FOR SALE

condit.oned

asd

double

complete

served sao

air

beach

$10

Hate

loeatiom for ang kind of business Alli uti-

in

rooms

3-3091.

Box 164

or

g 7

-

guesthouse

$4

and

Santurce.

Washington St. Condado, Santuree, corner Wises. Manager Beatriz Racini, Tele pheme 3.2936 402 UF

cing the sea, with private stairway to beach. Speesus, mod¢rn, airconditioned

roms

Prat, _

port, ete. Unfurnished. Has Cordova 656 Puerte Nueve.

Con-

beand

single

Santurce.

single,

MAISON

ur

iuxury

and

ww

cath

Near beaeh and busimess sectors Sum. mer rates) Manager, Margarita de Con

Ashford

-

patio,

minute

and

with private bath, Terraces, gasden

treras. 1490

double

Cacique,

meimde

PARQUE 138%. Phone d@ecorated, aiecon

WI?

television

THREE

? baths.

3

Mayaguez

COTTAGE

‘amily

-

noe

tad

86

7.2

tours, Teiepfiones 3-6233 aad Mrs &agie De Mauret, Manager

oceagfront

all

Telephone

guided 2.7927

HOUSE

kitchen,

39

Que

ing together. One bioek from La Concha and Candado Beach Hotets. Pessanat

informal,

telephone, 2545

build-

the

and

in

ead. near Call 9-0149.

Bev,

and

apartment

with alr cenditienimg Best Gofet aad Tesidentiat section. @eace facilities Special arrangements for cougtes travel

ISLAND

information

THE OUFFY'S oave remodeied charm ing, old beae& home. and now offer cooms, all with private oath, some

ASHFORD s@@USE __ Guest House 1120-1122 a@smferd Avenue, (Coedada Rooms and efficiemey apartments. Mast service Ali screened Got water Some

ceoms, each ceid water.

tp new

Hilton

bedrooms

FURNISHED

corner

uF

MARIGABRANTE 2-3056 Beautifully

&

COMPLETELY

2394

Mrs

3-0769

ditioned hot and

for

Salvades.

BEAUTIFUL UNFURNISHED t . or beach im Condade section. Four bed> rooms, two bathrooms, servaat’s quarters,

ed, one airconditioned bedroom, private home. Fully screened, linen service, all conveniences. Large patio. Fenced. Daily, weekly, monthty rates. Las Americas

lovely

mew furnished rooms. Reasematle Rates Social Security Buuding, Pemee de Leén

804,

Caribe

fuemisted

BEACH

ANIILLES

SPABTMENT

the

Lagoon

airconditioncd

served

Verde.

Juam,

28138

144 6

Private aad semi-private baths, kitchen facilities. Hot water 2 blocks from bus ses, shopping. 31481 Mrs. ZC. Steffens, Caeique St. 207k. Santurce. B23 1020

Theee

restaurants

Breakfast

FU BNISHED screened beautiful Vaciatalega

:

minutes

COMPORTABLE bungafows, at

LA CASA BOSA - Guest Mouse - One block from Seach, residentiaf section. All

Juan

furnished.

Ashford

t{ Hou SES

vate

Kitemesette.

Juaa.

Beach, » Beecu de Cangrejes Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics TPeiephone

FRANCISCUS

6-308. 2338

Excellent swimming airconditioned, with pri-

some

San

Az

UNFURNISHED

with

equipment, ready for occupamey. Condominium San Rafael. 30850 1956

Intercontinental beach. All rooms

bath,

&

listed

BEAUTIFUE

72

- two bBiecks from

201,

Bul

ue LA

re-

2218

3-840 Ext.

Best

service 69 Santiago Iglesias, cormer Condado Street. Weekly, monthig rates. Telephone 2-927%

lasertion

3-8452

FURNBSEED

beautiful

DIAL

installation.

light,

BEST CONDADO SECTION: furnished one and two bedroom apartments, air-| conditioned, beautifully decorated, maid

Advertisers are requested to report any errors, immediately as THE SAN JUAN SPAR will be responsible for omly one incurreet

j

Gardens, first Unfurnished

three bedrooms, 2 baths, built-in kitehen, earport, grass already im. Screens, fiberglass awning Bent $175. Lease. Telephone 2-1967 Mr. Nieves Alicea. Cristo

studio

Screens,

REAL ESTATE COMPANY 3 Nairn St. and Ashford. Save time and money by listing your needs with us immediately. 3-3506. 38072. UF 2283

submitted

on

gentleman.

section Hato Rey. Rent $115. lease. 237 Rodrigo de Triana St., Hato Rey. Telephone 6-3817.

RENTALS

be

ani

»

NEW HOUSE in University “Safieo.”” tie Modet

325

DEADLINES All

FUBNSSHED

for

Tetephene

sidential 8 month Vedado,

day

oage

telephone 3-062. 268

ACRESS

f

at

ones

; private i for kits. $150| Peace Felepheme small furnish-| monthiy incladimg utilities Cail 39583 | 2527

89

water.

busimess

a2

4

publicamea

Rent

ATEBACTIVE

apartment

the

2

| hh it

run

water,

4

Must

Phome | calh 23056,

hot

| Li

befo

$85

patio,

i

noon

en

a8,

>

PONCE: HOUGE with feur acres of land | 2773 g8 | OCEAN FROME house, heart of Condado. } at the end of Villa Street. Heuse cam he [es — secluded, | rented with or witheut the land. Call in

COMPLETELY

TYPE

be

interior

ch

must

bai- | beautiful

2604

2

type

=

office

Ave. Puerto | minutes. from University. For inspection | affice 3-3788 and home 2-8840.

i

lations

Progresa

kitchem.

ed two rooms and kiichea, for three|5 _ 7 pM. sereens. | 2698 Telephame; months of longer. Reasonable. References. For ome person omy. Phose 39587 daytime.

3

as

ites

=

2 il

All

ORDINARY

cormer

hath,

|

ved

1

Rice

f

Juan. B43

type

RATE ordisary

bedrooms,

|

No.

Type

SAME lines

2

j

_

j

No

4

CONDADO:

as

NICELY FUBNESHED suburban residen | piney ce im 1500 meter lot, exceilent neigihtbor-| > hood. class enclosed, airconditioned. perler ovesloeking charming landscape. Se8 ee ee re = neg ae

He BE

Type

lines

ae

Aitractive, vatue. three bedroem. twebath home, | S™SU2 1200 apnropeiate 1805 Pirst forfeorlawyer. aitice F im thisrae nice residential | facilities os A ee For infoemation. R Veladquer,

5

ATE ordinary

SAME

HOUSES FOR RENT

APART-

decorated,

2-1967 My. Nieves Alicea. Cristo 201, Sam | 2596

type

3

ished

cony aii around apartment.

RATE

as 5 lues ordanary type

No.

business

POR SALE OR RENT

ONE FLIGHT UP. new building. Unturn-| warters, 2 bathseoms. cacaze. casport.| room home. very attractively desicne?| cuir

Type No. 5 a Type No. 4 "Sh Type

LUXURY

Beautifully

ia ome of the city’s most exclusive areas. | Weekly or monthiy basis, ideal fer trams-| ients. #1 Caobe St., Puata Las Magias, | Santurce. 2562 817

foes. 3 lines— line)

SAME

FRONT rent.

for

jt

space charged 3 words per

Pounce

TELS.

3-5315

3-6535

fi

6 15) 30

1%).17}.

im

or

i

Minimum estimate

17).

seen

che St. im front of the Post

Tavestment pravesties Cait us. 20811 | St. Urb, Pidlere, Mow Mey 5600ie |Dlitdiae Per ilocmation esi GeniG. | television, telephone, near University aad write Bos Roose veit. light amd water. For infor: in, shopping, : ( . | 2353 920 | call 7-0747 after 5:00 PM. Eraanee Skest. Vues! Fark, Hate Rey. | ayy — See ie | le 223 a6 810 : APARTMENTS Fog ERENT CONDOMENIUM SA N MABTIN - Perce " Bes Pinos:

8, 1960 Consecu-

3) HS

1K

dew

each with siting door closets and built.

|i A ||

Be

Tlephone 35312

iy

2

Day

Bucaré|

%

Times _ Per

Czearra,

wp

Baidrich, Hyde Park. Hate Bey, San in dresser. Studio room. Big porch and | @@S FINOS: Completely fusuished turce. Rio Piedras Payment facilities. }APARTMENT FOR rent: Three bedrooms. | ,2ti9 connected to livingroom. Servant‘s | @SP easipeed screened two Money available for first mertgages. | two baths, living room, etc. m Alhambra q@iarters, Laundry and in te house, maid’s reem, garden patio,

Rates & Information EFFECTIVE AUGUST Rates Per Line For trve Insertions:

Hills, Ville

mete

i ; de

good

about 5,408 ft. each floor. For srz { ation write te Dr. Miguel A Leon ao, Bon 863, Pence. P. BR. ~

af houses and lets for sale — San |Chenette sum terrace, hot water. Maid} £2lovroom, modern kitchen ‘wish bull Pranciseo, Santa Maria, Saw Patricio, | Service available. Monthly basis, Calb} 2°) viities 3 air conditioned bedwooms, Garden

2

Very

2 with aie conditioning. | building with pathing area to be

area,

MAGNEFICENT

large closet. living-dining room, Kit-

SENT

COMPLETELY

speciat living

=

POR

627163, NEWLY furnished screened apart- | mer sear beach, Ocean Park, for sem

NICE 819} ment

me.. hes listings} “ith

HOUSES

apart-

nt

the San Juan

RAND

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star *.


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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, Augest 6, 1960

CLASSIFIEDS MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 54000

Road.

relma a

cal

couaee aaaeace

(oT

ed

Bex 4471 San Juan. FOR

“|

ene | 2589

ee

.

anamaat io

on

eal

ee

+

DOMESTIC

su

er wa

ee Gn

Director

For Managing

service

4 |THE

SALE URE FURNITFOR

sj

SACRIFICE— aee oe SSae cee ds padded chairs. Only S60. Single for ex spring and mattress, excelient,

SUPPLIES

_

|

nd

sents

Gtapeasary

1S

Sees

Sa:

Pnetene

Oe:

ar

COMPANY

Sureie’

compisie

end |afies

a

.

bara

sue AM.

San

St.

FPortalese

laa

and

boapital

shysictans,

fa.

— RCA WHIRLPOOL Juae | MOVING, must sell

crib. grillwork and Washer: refrigerator, wp | screens. May ‘be seen Saturday and Sunday

signa

i

&

automatic :

‘excefien'

tale from

317

tients.

APPLIANCE SERVICE

17th. American Rambler 1958, white. two

door, —

thing

7

ee

ee

ee

2

CARS FOR SALE

Firm

International

Of

07 Hato Rey, ®. R.

Box

ar

-

«

smewerint

(ckobone

— ta |tour

Sitimngual

875,

LANDERS RETENTION VIRGIN table and bed, tor, tits | GAS STOVE. refrigera First aii & Oxygen | equipment. professio ‘business mily needs couple og mother and grown | desk apace chairs, Hi-Fi, odds and ends. Good cash clothing anf equipment Lab daughter experienced im general house- | als. Also service for peaphe qithout | *nptectivesupplies 4. Apt. St. Thermo | Price. 415 Sel and equipment. Sam Sven, 2-9000| ratery 2-3013 Call werk. Call 64599 er write Mrs. Jones,/phenes. &

FEMALE

PONCE:

—-

JUAN

SAN

ony BOSrivat

rete

r

Rivera

Munoz

Insular Distributors,

SERVICES HOSPITAL

SERVICE

ANSWERING

WANTED

a

yea Se

teas wa esa

Walla Caperra. end Calle Villa 123, Pesce’ 6 ° 16 Orquides | 7

an ‘208

MISCELLANEOUS

-

bey 4 waching machine and a dcver dur-

me

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‘hand tradis; pist-

CASTERS,

OSLBGN

hes

gatli

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a tn @in | cccter < Cal s ioe a Piedras. Tele- | 2523

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WANTED

dry

clothes

your

aa ake’

1k

OO MORE

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|<

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DRIERS

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premium corner

by owner,

SALE

CLEANERS

— besi- {| OPPORTUNITY: _ on cainy days or nighis. mess experience — desires part-time work, cists sot of £2 (Mt aaphins) Mand made. “suem cisauer ned air porter Ales even during Aucust You ket free a port. m0 | pecacrably in or sear Mio Picdras area. | Given for 1/3 its value. See it at 11 Cia: | akiey and ansintonamce ‘Sresthe WO|Saic Gale anc

:

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VACUUM

2

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Spanish

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English

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aad one ea parts. Call) | MOVING Guarantee

38-2012.

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2004

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CARE

Van

EVERYWHERE

Lines,

inc., through

agent, Continental Moving offers you the exclusive

vans

ABLES

WITH

United

UF | cal age.

for

geatly

aii day and weekdays

afier

5.

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a

local

amd

uniformed

eversezs

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FOR

IMMEDIATE

SALE:

Terrific

bar-

and Stor- | gam: Heliyweed style imnerspring matsanitized | tress, double bed, 960; simele foldimg bed

moves

highly-trained

Our | reinforced

per-|

sprimg

mattress,

$25;

baby

bed, $10; upholstered Hollyweod couch, $50; 2 upholstered chairs, $10. each. Kitchen table with 3 chairs, $15. Waffle ren, unused, $230. Bookcases, $§ 5. each. Small tables, mirrers, lamps. baskets. 2-4057.

387 2965

Recimto

Sur, Apartment 30, San Juan. 8

SELUING OT household furnishines best effer. TV set, foam rubber living reem, Heckman tables, china cieset, and

.

Cail

OQrtit

advancement.

Base Rez €-1217 for imterview..

a1

F.V SUB

=

~.

SEEZVICE

dewn

paymentee

and delivery. Call Gini Lebanse | a C2 wickap visit @ay or aight - 3-5156. Peace

UF

imstail-

20, Santurce

Step

Avenue,

25

continental serving La Concha, San Juan

TO own new car at used pthers, lecal — transient. | OPPORTUNITY Ixéercontinental,

rie] Eddy, 28735.

BUILDING

‘e@-

with top quality Ync. Commission

Firm

Representative

per

week;

Thorpe, Suite 202, Riv fen,

er sheme

Write

te

Mr.

foreign

American

and

:

@UALAFIED POR techmical f

as

maniifacturer’s womsasentation

of mechanics. Speaks tston

supary.

yaine at

Quisqueya

yeare- | one

BOATS

FOR

Machine

PART

five hours after keeping and

AMERICAN

TIME

6 PM.

MALE,

jeb,

four

Clerical, ,

married

9. 1853 Pomee 2-105L.

_

FIBER GLASS Berum Seat, Continental Carib Cruiser, 17’, with trailer and 70 H. P. Engine. $2500. Call C. W. Siegmund Sr., 6-3072. 5584 sil

zg

LAWYER, ENGINEER & PULOFT presentlecated stateside, want to relecate im Puerto Rico. Married, 36, three children. Collese: Deepees. LL.B... BS.

Veilvo Penta fastened. copper Sleeps two. 8 months use. Sa

moeuth). Interested m any empleyment with a future. Write Bex W, San Juan Star. wy

-

solid

teak,

made

to

at:

Sales, 262 Tierra. 2588

Ponce

ge

Leon,

Puerte

Services

de a

LOST & FOUND

HEALTS

~

*

sed

*

UF

20

years

treat

ex

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for

service

rent

m

civen

to

your hetets,

Service.

UP

MOTORS

36@9

Bex

R

P.

Juan,

San

838

one

HOME

Low

FHA

FOODS

(44)2%).

Ne

down

POOLS,

Puerte

Rico's

oldest

and most experienced pool builders, wses only reinierced cemcrete and aii copper filtering system. These niaterials tua Fer éxce estimates, i 6.

2444

paint

pressure

water-

or

65133

ing, eal 611

af

dirtyr

root

YOU®

high

of

Puerto

Puerto

Rico,

shelves.

steel

INSTRUCTION CLASSES

LESSONS

for

Continentals,

college grattuate. Private heur. (2 students, $4).

lessons 123 De

so,

cleaming

Verde,

430

for and

expert paimt

Bayamon uF

816 KINDERGARTEN

(G@LDREN teacher

mer,

2291

Garé-

Sarah

oweermanager.

a6

&<PAIRS

watch and clock rePRECISION FOR complicated ané Cc pairs, watohes see Puerto Rico’s only certified Wéliam r, clockmake and watch master A. Gruen, Certified Master Watch and Clock

Maker,

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Calle

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Laure]

2-8160.

6

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years

American

methods

pre-

for

8.

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Inf.

JN22

Classes

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2334

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The board has approved ‘a $1,289,323 bid by A. C. Samford Overseas, Inc., of Albany, Ga., for the general construction work of the one-story power plant and two-story laundry. The contract is expected to be formally award-

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officer

asked

for

U.S.

ly capable We've times

of

dealing

Other chev’s

Khrush-

a

in

members

September.

been

The

received in

the

world sesssion

idea

with the

of

the its

has

extreme

United

States.

world-famous

fessional minute

author

turned

pro-

loved

every

of it.

James A. Michener, Pulitzer Prize winner from nearby Pipersville, Pa., took the part of the in

a

of his

music

circus

‘‘South

war.

Pacific.”

the

pro-

mid-May

The Soviet leader, bitterness, questioned

usefulness

of

personal premier.

his

Macmillan,

hitherto

the

with Britain’s

he charged,

up”

for

fruitful

his

has

‘humiliating’

Page

first

one

of the

affairs

his

will

do

professed

his adherence

but not the peace of the

frightened.

Soviet has

He

stressed

Union’s grown

to a policy that

nuclear

by

if

it

for the Republicans.

times

TIVE

1)

it.

were

few

new

elements

The

Government

Bank,

as

fiscal

Development agent

of

has

Rico

when

wants

Munoz that the Republican Party has no social-economic platform. The party's platform, he said, be a few

“widely days.”

publicized Included

within

tourism,

a housing

whereby low-income families have title to their homes, and a “vast program to wipe and waste in the

out corruption government.”

next

i

Nov

i

He warned allies should

at one point. that heed the de

Moscow

the

for

conclusion

German peace settlement. Otherwise, he said the

will move rate

towards

peace

U

signing a

pact

with

the

Communist East German regi And it would be no use then for

the allies to threaten. cause

the

Soviet

to defend

“war” ib2-

Union

its peaceful

“‘is ‘able

positions?’

Hours after receiving the letter Macmillan called a surprise ting of the British cabinet. i Khrushehev accused Macmillan of anti-Soviet : “hostility” use of his “Support for the United States air probes near the USSR.

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yesterday.

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the

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York j

municipality

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18

in New

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already

CHANNEL

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to

of

Ponce

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in

by

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Ponce

Repu-

Garcia Mendez emphatically charged as ‘false’, claims by Gov.

could

until

of these bonds to start spdcific public works, including the ¢onstruction of a new muni¢ipal hospital, improvements to municipal port facilities, street regairs, enlargement of the public market place, and construction of qlass-ooms and school lunch rooms,

statehood,

Garcia Mendez answered, “Today. But we know that it will take longer than that.”

envisaged

and

mature in series from 1961 1980, the -bank reported. [

statehood

the

talks.

he said,

thei

at pupublic

con-

in its plank, Gar-

exactly

Party

summit

of

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adopted

of Germany

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Mendez said, is a “source of security for all Puerto Ricans.”

in

and

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many

Garcia Mendez ¢alled_ these laws “unjust” since they place a “luxury tax on something that is today a necessity.” The senator issued a call to all Puerto Ricans in the States, particularly in New York, to cast their vote for statehood by voting

Asked

of

of peace,

trol of the Legislature, is to repeal the automobile tax law and amend the transit kaw to bring down “substantially the license plate fees

blican

allies

osSOAK

From

promised

for Puerto

been

U.S.

the U-2 and RB-47 plane incidents. At the same time Khrushchev

aires fone wee 7 193:re a

MENDEZ (Contiaued

GOP

four

with some the further

relationship

“covering in

big

claimed Soviet line with the

peaceful

The

location, will Santurce, or

fom

the

.

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N. J. (?—The

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Harold

of

ber.

many

sources

opens

world

ciples

iapse

this.

this

that

Nations

Britain’s

go

presidential

that

82

by

will

be

noted’

all

foreign policies unchanged.

sion. Khrushchey licies are in

postures assumed by the USSR on grave world issues since the col-

statement

of

the

U-S.-led

Departperfect-

diplomatic

meanwhile

Union’s forward

the

world tensions that the Soviet

West

with

on

blamed

told

White,

reaction,

commented before.”

yesterday

Instead Khrushchev set forth a point-by-point defegse of the tough

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All six ferry skippers have reportedly been notified of the government’s intention to take over

that_it is. the allies

denial.

It was the Seviet premier’s uncompromising reply to ‘& ‘personal

old «me

organization be

5.

discursive,

States as requifitig

United

Tuesday.

chance

Khrushchev's

allies for rising and served notice

ment

(Continued From Page 1) ~

in

page letter broadcast by M Radio in a 40-minute trans

WASHINGTON (AP)—A State Department spokesman _yesterday labeled Soviet Premier Khrushchev’s fresh burst of accusation against the United

| meeting of the heads of govern-

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their éli-

mination tournament Thursday evening for the World Bowls Championships burg, Germany,

slated for H Sept. 12-18. Topp-

ing the 14 participants after 18 games is Pauline Borrell with 2,985.

k

BEST BET Pookie (ist : Race)

|

LONGSHOT

|

:

Pagliaci

\

Pookie

(F.

Rivera)

114

3 4 3

Robeira (Ne Boy) 106. El! Titan (No Boy) ne Excalibur (Vazquez) 103 Pookie classy one, hard to shake. Panadero—El Lider entry top foes. El Titan shot.

2nd — $2,650; ed) 1 Casaca 1A

2

Come

Manon

3

Tonga

4

Fanin

5 6 7 8

alw;

2-—yrs;

6f. (Import-

(Cordero

All

Lescaut

Doll

(Cordero

(A.L.

Jr.)

103

Jr.)

103

Ramos)

113

(iglesias)

104

(Caraballo)

109

Fronter> (Quifiones) 106 Jabalina (Sayan) 110 My Giri (No Boy) 107 Corlan (P. G. Diaz) 105 Jabalina fast cleser. Manon Lescaut speedy, has to be caught. Cerlan at proper level. 3rd —$%.300; clmg ($1,200); 4—yrs—up; 6 f. (Native) L Curandera (Cordero Jr.) 108 2 Centinela (E. Rodriguez) 112 3 Don Ramoa (Acevedo) 114 4

Branci

6

Bonita

Pagliacci If

(Quifiones)

106

(Corchado) (No

7

Boy)

112

Comica (Sayan) 110 Ecuador (No Boy) 7 Querencia (R. Pagan) 106 Universitarie (Reyes) 104 Norma (A. L. Ramos) 106 Elsa J. (D. Rodriguez) 112 —Nike (S. Morales) 112 Valenciano (M. G. Davila) 112 Bonita [I dropping class. Curandera may ge all the way. Pagliacel good longshot.

4th — $9,750; CAMARERO 3-—yrs; 7 f. (Native)

town

INCORPORATED

Thomas,

2

7 8 9 10 i 12 13. 14

JEWELRY WATCHES PERFUMES

5

Sixty

em-

10

Sunday

(3rd Race)

Sunday, Aug. 7, 1960 a bownd te be right there. Gagne. st—$3,000; alw; 4—yrs—up; 1 1/8 m. \ i-bo may take it all. (Native) 5th—$1,300; clmg ($1,200); 4—yrs—up: No. Horse Jockey Wet. 6 £. (Imported) b 1 Panadero (No Boy) 118 1 Marmol (No Boy) (114 1A_ El Lider (Matos) 113 2 Civica (L. R. Velez) (109

5

GIFTS

5 = 7

A.M. to

L’ESCALE St.

A worldwide choice of...

4 =z -

in

dangerous

4.50 10.80 Nevoso, La-

$59,763.40;

daily

6

7.10

GIFT SHOP & BOUTIQUE YOU TO ST. THOMAS, V. 1.

Agents for Olivetti

at the

2.70 3.70

f. (Imported) Ambolero (Valdes) Controversia (Cordero Jr.) Time: 1:14 1/5. El Duque,

5-6).

out this

5 f.

3.90

(Caraballo)

7th — $2,300;

at

Agents for Reed & Berton

arrival

3-—yrs;

Time: 1:02 3/5. Miss Lucky, Piel Roia, Camille, Egepra, Anita V., Generala, Don Giovanni, Mita, Full Cover, and Carabina also ran.

PERFUMES

Open

and

4—yrs—up;

(Valdes)

Trophies,

CARMONA’S EL COMANDANTE RATINGS

Azabache,

Libertad,

(Native)

T.

the

island

a.m.

Golf Tourney

ing the course

4.80 sae Corian, Ton-

ran.

Pooker

6-7).

EMPORTED

late

(Native)

6th — $2,000;

the

putting

And he made the grade by sneaking onto the Berwind course

y|

Pagliacci (Quifiones) 117.20 32.30 Cara o Cruz (Cordero Jr.) 3.50 Time: 1:55 2/5. Rio Grande, Bombillita, Musico, Chele, El Negus, Directora. Sabana Llana, Trueno, Jaimito, and Goldie also

Junior

Rodriguez has been the only topflight player ever produced here.

Prince

meal

Gravilla,

Annie,

U.S.

8:30

Puerto Rico’s top-billed sports. Sure, there are eight courses around San Juan, but Chi Chi

5 7.70

Moslem

2—yrs; @f.

(Valdes)

Doll,

I

We Carry GUERLAIN AND A COMPLETE LINE

Cut

also

Top Sale, Sefiora Chabita also ran. Sth — $1,300; clmg

Ba'timore (Brown 'T4) at Cleveland (Harshman 1-1).

OF

16.60

Comedida (Cordero Jr.) Time: 1:14 3/5. Joe Ready,

St.

at Kansas

AIRPORT WELCOMES

Maidens;

3.50

(Sullivan 3-12) at Detroit | #94 Eldumeno also ran.

Darlington.

COLBY COLOR CORP.

at

Games

(Short 2-4)

(Hall

finish

4th —$2.650;

145).

Washington (Pascual Chicago (Score 2-5).

of... to

Pordiosero Tatacol

0-2)

ane

Cristalina, i

(Valdes)

didn’t

Mil-

of

last

was , will be presented Davis noon at five.

ing a ball over bunker bigger ; than he is hasn’t the appeal ‘of Starting Friday, the junior gbit. ja Sam Snead polling one 250 ers will gather at Fort Bucha- | yards, but it’s a good case we nan for an island championship. | Puerto Rico. Golf has never been one of

4—yrs—up; 8.40

Poidjn,

the

Junior

Page)

Time: 1:50 2:5. Gonzalo-F. II, Sent ciado, Gellie Debb, Benaber, Borkon, and

145).

at

($5,000);

1:5.

notch Pasarell

pete in their first national championship.

Time: 1:02 1\5. Maritere, Tomito, Costurerita, No Preguntes, Twenty One, Colegiala, Rio Henares, My Reverie, Leyenda, Laureen, and Cirugia also ran. Gardy lost the rider. 3rd—$1,550; clmg ($3,000); 4—yrs—up; 1 1/16 m. (Imported) Larson (Cordero Jr.) 490 2.90 Acropolis (P. G. Diaz) 5.20

Louis (Broglio 12-5). AMERICAN LEAGUE Team Ww L Pet. New York 56 40 .583 Chicago 57 44 .570 Baltimore 57 45 .559 Cleveland 50 46 521 Washington 48 50.485 Detroit 45 52 .464 Boston 41 57 .418 Kansas City 38 58 .396 Night games not included.

1005-B

Munoz Rivera Rio Piedras, next

Cabito

5-8)

10:14)

(Maloney

(Burside

request

. .

waukee

.

quality,

(Law

(Hobbie

Cincinnati

City

every

Prints.

Pittsburgh

Chicago

1:22

to

bowlers

Back

Carlitos also ran. 2nd—$1,700; alw; 2—yrs; f. (Native) My Count (E. Rodriguez)

at]

(O'Dell

clmg

one

Charlie

Cup team. Other sports are phasis on youth. Within a month,

(Native)

Time:

San

Francisco

f.

From

Miss Marga (Quifiones) Camelucha (Iglesias)

at

Boston

You'll see the difference! A FREE copy of “TROPICAL PHOTOGRAPHY”

lst —$2.250; 6%

Today’s Games Los Angeles (Williams 11-3) Philadelphia (Green

New

specialty!

games

(Continued

LEAGUE L Pct. 40 596 44 566 557 43 44 546 46 526 57 .430 406 60 61 384 not included.

when

named

RESULTS

STANDINGS NATIONAL

LEAGUE

advanced

HANDICAP;

1 El Carito (R. Maldonado) 1A La Fe (G. Rivera) 2 Costa Norte (Caraballo) 2X Comisionista (Cordero Jr.) 3 Guanaiibo (A, L. Ramos) 4 = Pote (Ne Boy) 3 Compiot (Valdes) 6 Chino (Sayan) T Pikiluvy (No Boy) ot Ca- wa 89, We vevx ' 7

ot

116 118 106 118 109 14 106 107 wy

3

Pepito

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 lL

12

Rivera)

[114

Nasir (@. G. Davila) Best Stery (Bravo) Pancho Villa (Valdes) Guengo (P. G. Diaz) Vista Alegre (No Boy) Bambi (Sayan) Ringo Chance (No Boy) La Brisa (S. Morales)>

M.

(E.

{114 }114 [110 }11z (112 (110 {117 | 112

Honest

/(|114

Eco

13

(Caraballo) © | 105

Bread

(Rosado)

Nagir’s last start points him out as'the

one te

te beat. watch.

Marmol

Guengo

6th — $2,800;

alw;

dropping

is

always

3—yrs;

there.

1

Salvaje Guille F. Irish Beau

(No

3C

Casualita

4B

Lundsford

3

Danny

= Skippy

12

Don

Jr.

Maoyeto

13.

jit [118 (us

(| 106 | 104

(Caraballo)

| 105

(Quifiones )

Arecibo Yucatan Tio Donato Cirujano

ll

Boy)

(No Boy) ‘Cordero Jr.)

Verdun

16

'

(Bravo) (Flores)

Sew Square Catcher

5 6 7 8

{Im-

.

1A 2

4

'

1 1/16 m

ported)

2X 3.

class, jone

(No

106

Boy)

‘1a

(Rosario) Maldonado) (Sayan) {Corchado)

(R. (E.

Rodriguez)

(W.

Rodriguez)

Beno

(118 , 113 : 115 § 118 | 112

{| 108

(Lancara)

| 106

(Ne

; 115

Boy)

Cadetite (R. Pagan) | 106 Danny Jr. tikes distance, one to $eat. Guille F. strong rival. Irish Beaa in c'-er

hands.

7th—$1,550;

clmg

6 f. (Native) I Pefiolana

1A

Confite

4

= Mucaro

2 3

5

Miss Marga Puerto Nuevo

$M Fr 7 8 9 10° 11

($3,500); (P.

G.

4— rat i

Diaz)

. 18

(R. Maldonado) (D.

(Quifiones) (Galan)

(E.

Rivera)

enn

MAJOR LEAGUE

MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

was week

| 113 >

106 i 113

Fe

| 117

(. G. Davila) +} 112

Mi Favarita (Rosario) | 106 La Madama (Valdes) | 108 Tati CL. BR. Velez) |. 109 Don Roberte (Reyes¥ 113 Cametucha (Sayan) ~ 110 *.. Mvdama impressive winner réecnt~“t met tue, Mi Fi *-s 1 {

ae

{AT'S

WHAT’S their party, are shown with their catch of 31 amberjack,: two ring mackerel, six barracuda, four dolphin, six false albacore,39 porgies and two groupers after a fishing expedition off Morehead, N. C., aboard Capt. Arthur Lewis’ Bunny Too. Blakely is employed here by the Waterman Steamship Lines.


ope

Fh

CRE

ed

eae

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, Augest 6, 1960

Sports Today

Clandestine Wages

_

By Jimmy Cannon The

bribery

of

students

to

promote

athletic

superiority

by

representatives of a university is a contemptible act against basic principles of the educator. It is not a violation ef the

the the

should

not

prevail

for

of

enlightenment.

has

football

players

a

in broad-

that amount

wages.

clandestine

with

to

$75,000

from

fined

been

Indiana

assessed

the

of

methods

institution

of

was

school

any

rewarding

University

The $80,000

The

at

The

be.

should

it

but

code

penal

nd Today

underworld

casting fees when the Big Ten prohibited it from participating in televised games for a been has coach an assistant Already season. compelled to quit. They always take the fall

but

they

are

only

flunkeys.

The athletic association is not an independent group which functions outside the school’s jurisdiction. It is under the supervision of the university government which also controls the academic schedule. The president of a college responsibility the to accept made be should

because

the athlete

ice

will

never

the

rap. The deceit

is also a student. The

be

corrected

as

of colleges

long

in

an

elite.

Professors

are

brilliant drudgery pay is skimpy and and propriety.

body

coach

the

owes

obligation

of himself. character

But in

to

get

a subject

for

who

labor

of the young. profession with

in

advises the

a agin

years.

in

image

the

use

civilized

of

his has

is

than a sanctioned rumble between rehearsed performed under these circumstances.

mobs

when

of sports.

It is agreed

by

most

record that the unconcealed don’t get caught.

Such

deceit

crusaded

life

to

would

stamp

listening

to

it

not

out.

coaches

This phote was taken at one of the old San Juan tracks, before the opening of “El Comandante”

a boy’s

game

the you

tlh

man

football

district

at

Their grace

if he plots to maim

The

The coach is generally a product of borrowed a slogan from the right racket,

ee

to

as martyrs

he

him

into

formative

there

Rumble

kid

shape

are

become

the minds serve their

the

he turns

the

has

commemorated

to improve the majority

also

coaches

a topic of comedy but a disa class which considers itself

not by

Sanctioned The

pract-

as

athletics

sports department humor. It is graceful expression of cynicism

8 CANNON

long

I hav@

is

endure the

if they

legitimate

if

as

college

squandered

discuss

This is one of the clean,

more

it

modern eating facilities constructed for the public by “El Comandante.”

is

the system which has which is the red light

of them

payoff

no

many

salaries

of

talk

off

long

as

presidents

nights

of

football

my

players

whom they denounce for their greed. Most coaches made their way through college on. concealed grants, but they believe this generation of athletes is brutal in its exorbitant demands.

Fixers Pay More It is possible that the University of Indiana is the stingiest of all football employers if the complaints of the grumbling coaches are valid. Freshmen were hired for $50 a month which is a miser’s

gift from

the school

which

which

yet

dedicated.

is

inaugural football

to

be

ceremonies as

The

will

conducted

football

recently

at

I

erected imagine

explain

a $3,500,000 the

the

stadium

addresses

beautiful

at

the

intentions

of

Indiana.

bribe

didn’t

originate

prevalent at many places which devotion to the proposition that

at

Indiana

but

has

been

are famous\for their fradulent a college is a bastion of logic

and morality. It is a tribute to the kids that they haven't succumbed to the warped ideas of their sneaky instructors. If they had,

they

would

have

sold

out

long

ago

to

the

gamblers

would reimburse them with larger sums for throwing The basketball dumpers took bigger bribes from

who

games. the fixers

than their colleges offered. The kids are taught they should sell their skills to the highest bidders as universities compete for their talent. Football is a racket if a kid must give up his

conception

of honor

I remember cops when they

“What at

he

home.

. The

to

perform

what came

done,”

He

learned

it.

the mother of a to pick up her

grieved what

remarks: might

the

he

old

done

woman, in

be chiseled

basketball son.

“he

never

told

the

learned

college.”

into the concrete

new stadium. I’m positive even the Latin to dig up a more appropriate motto.

scholars

of Indiana's

won't

be

able

MORE COOLING

| Weekend Sports <m segmag ce-0

player

The beautiful fountain

Swimming

Open

Meet

at

the

Condado

Hotel pool, 9:30 am.

PER

garden of the Clubhouse at “El Coman-

DOLLAR

dante.”

Softball

Corvair

at

vs.

Reparto

ball

Corozal,

1:30

Metropolitano

Field.

Two

continuation

of

games

an

p.m.

Softin

Ff

invitational Every

SUNDAY

post

time—3:00

Piedras-Carolina Bowling

Saturday

aed

Racing Camarero Handicap, . $9,750added purse. El Comandante

Racetrack,

iRECTA HIPICAL . Comandante

the

series.

(Rio

fy T | N G

Road).

p.m. | ~

. ¥

#F f

Hone tari

Regular

meen

Stank

DAILY DOUBLE — 5th and 6th Races POST TIME — 3 P.M. There is a Pool Agent of “EL COMANDANTE” clese te you.

ONLY

Men and Women eliminations fer world championships at Star Bowling

Center.

Men

play

Tomorrow: CLASICO’ (CAMARERO

at

* 9:30 a.m. womén play at 1:00p.m.

EC-26-66

Oe

ee

eo

ho

A,

=


MAJOR

LEAGUE

“the San Juan Ster

STANDINGS

THE STAR FEATURES

SPORTS

AND LEADERS PAGE 23

San

| ENCES et AOL

Juan, Puerto Rico, Saturday, August 6, 1960

Ponce Hoop Ch Clemente Bangs Into Wa Takes 5 Stitches

Lions Beat R.P. In Extra Period

For Chin Injury Clemente

(AP)—Puerto

of

the

Pittsburgh

Rican

outfielder

Pirates

suffered

By EMILIO CARMONA

Ro-

a deep

The

lin cut when he crashed into the concrete wall along the right

4

field

stands

Clemente

also

a

San

playoff

amined,

but

he

off

the

team

spokesman

quoted

the

physician

as

saying

REREAD ORR RRETS

chin cut. Clemente

The would

order

five}:

spokesman | ° be sent to|®

f

scoring

play

in

RATER ROBERTO

inn-

into

Black

forces in the

Bass

ning

of

since

strength

personnel Antilles

parti-

Command

Tournament the

have

un-

tournament,

July

test

1,

say

line

run-

that

may

be

any used,

but that the bass must be.caught in

the

fresh

to

Rico

by

water

lakes

casting,

of Puer-

spinning

or

spin-casting.

All

by

catches

at

must

least be

landing

must

one

registered

the

be

witnessed

individual by

the

they

fish.

Sam

Jones

Wilmer and the

last

JOHNNY BAEZ ..- high

night.

with

39

Sayan

the

was

as he came sixth race.

led

fish landed. The tournament

is

sponsored

by .the. Special Services effice.

ride

hurt in

the

fans.

Pays $117.20 Following his arrest, Barrios said, “Thousands of people at

the track and to arrest me.” Bombillita fourth after Rio Grande

is assigned. Individual prizes will also be given for the eight largest

seriously to

the

won

police the

mile

place.

and

race, but was placed an was

investigation. placed third

after finishing second. Pagliacci was moved first

have

He

paid

up

to

$117.20

to

win and $32.30 for place. Cara ond.

He. The

o

Cruz

was

placed

sec-

.

lagge

pasoft., resulted in

rallied

at

straight

a 10-2 lead, great come-

to

21

deadlock

on Pachin

the

Vicens’

Advantage

six

winners

and

$103.60

oe

one

of

the

year’s

double

returns.

Pooker

T

copped

highest

The the

six

daily

favored sixth

race

to produce a $217.20 double. Yesterday’s featured $2,650 race was two-year

won by Establo Lares’ filly, Comedida. The

daughter of Tus an early lead and an

easy

half

winner

lengths

from

One grabbed coasted home by

two

and

minute

left

when

a

Tatacol.

Baez, night

Angel

Cordero

third, another lengths away. piloted

the

Lares’ filly ever the six-furlong it

ae in

a

creditable

(See RESULTS, Page

time

not

regain

was

less

to

play

the

than

in

the

Vicens

to tie

matched

the

the

game.

Pig

at.

Out Five Days CINCINNATI gue president

(—Nationak LeaWarren C.; Giles

fined Cincinnati Reds’ second baseman

Billy Martin

$500

pended him for five days day as a result of his fight:

another

two

Rio Piedras

of

22) .

foul

shots

to

an apparent

Brewer

suffereda° ‘

injury and

er-

is out: of

at least a month and for the rest of the seas Dr. Arthur Metz, Cubs’ jphysician, said the orbit bone | below Brewer's right eye is pepe He is to undergo surgery Giles announced his

after a day-long the incident.

go,

give

victory.

Ponce charged down the floor, and with one secorid remaining,

investigation “ot

AMERICAN

LEAG

Baltimore

010

020

Cleveland

012

000

Estrada, Stock

who was high man of the with 39 points, dropped

10x

(8) ‘and!

dos; Perry, Klippstein (9) and Wilson. W-Perry (13-5), L-Estrada (114). HR-Baltimore, extant (5); Cleveland,

Kuenn

(8).

New York Kansas City

; '

Martin Jimenez let go with a Boston one-hander from behind the foul Detroit eircle. It swished through the net and sent the game into a Washington

five-minute Tomas straight

overtime

period.

Gutierrez, whe sunk 13 foul shots during the

night, put Ponce in front for good after 30 seconds .of the extra period. Gutierrez

continued

to

spark

the Lions as they coasted home an easy winer. He was second high man points.

for

Ponce

with

27

Vicens, who fouled out in the final minute of the regulation game,

had

winning

38

points

fer

the

Lions.

SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. (AP)—P uerte ‘Rico’s

Charles Pasarell was eli. minated

spine

from <n

72nd

Seanonipentee

002 000

000 00 010

O1

400 OL

Chicago NATIONAL

LEAGUE

000 00

S. Francisco

000

000 000—O 5 1

Pittsburgh

000

000

Olx—-1

6 0

Jones and Schmidt; Miz@ll and Burgess. W-Mizell (8-5). L-Jones (13-11).

Los Angeles at Philadelphia, postponed,

rain.

Chicago Milwaukee

.1100 0 )410 1

Cincinnati

000: 000

St. Louis

000, 200

BULLETIN

Joe Ready, second favorite to the winner for a crowd of some

3,500, finished one and a half

did

there

at the half,

Baez High With 39 With eight seconds left.to

for

all

a

Piedras

until

one-pointer

five. Only two tickets picking winners were sold.

lead

advantage

But

SUAREZ

for

Police arrested Quiles Barrios, 20, of Santuree, fer alle gedly throwing the rock duringa disturbance created by disgrunt-

trophy

est bass caught will be awarded to the unit to which the winner

not back

a sixteenth

for the larg-

stretch.

after

game. Johnny Baez, an-Olympic player for Puerto Rican, sunk a free throw to put the Cardinals ahead, 83-82. :

Pool Pays $13,177. 80

in

three

46-38. Rio

A jockey, Alvare Sayan, was+ reportedly hit on the head by a rock after the first two horses to cross the finish line in the The cinco-seis peel at El Cofifth race were taken down for mandante yesterday paid $13,177.80 bumping

to life in the

minutes

A rock-threwing incident was reported at El Comandante yesterday following a double disqualification by the newly-appointed stewards.

fish many as days as

want.

A revolving

the Pirates’ Bend) Mizell

and

person

A Revolving Trephy A companion may assist by netting the fish. Entries can

and duel

if they

finally coming

46-38

By MANUEL

30 to land a catch.

Rules

the San Francisco Giants broke up a fine pitching

as

The Lions continued to domiNate play and pulled off to an

wall

To End On Black Bass Tourney til Sept.

over

;Giants’

1-0

Jock Reportedly Hit Water By Rock After Race Sept. 30.

Local Fresh

cipating

victory

between (Vinegar

a

looked

two-pointer.

CLEMENTE

. bangs

Armed

Pirates

Rio

|Martin Fined, |

restored.

early

score

ing gave the league-leading Pittsburgh

the

day with Chicagd Cub pit from-behind ability throughout the Brewer. Spe

freak

eighth

the atten-

were

series,

the

in

the game was minutes until

They; jumped into but Ponce, showing

ese

(AP)—A

defeated

at Sixto Escobar Stadi

losses.

measure.

PITTSBURGH

was

The.Cardinals

-|a hospital for x-rays as a pre-|° cautionary

among

persons

in the first quarter, held up for three

~

stitches would be needed to close | © the said

high

5,500

dance. Several fights broke out in the stands, and on one occasion

field.

Pirate

ran

estimated

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