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August
Thursday,
Puerto Rico,
San Juan,
Tel. 3-8400
No, 239
I
Vol.
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Dag To Fly To Katanga | _
(AP)--Anti-
The Congo
LEOPOLDVILLE,
government rioting broke out in the heart
rocks
and
last night
city
African
of this
were thrown at Premier Patrice Lumumba’s|! car, an aide reported. that
said
aide
The
2a toire
Lumum-
premier
7
is safe and sound,”
police Congolese at Meanwhile
several
leaders
Abako
Party.
ere auineetl he will
Hammarskjold
|,
:
glistening
threw
a cordon
of
yonels
around
the
||fly into Elisabethville, capital of |"Newsmen
i
opposition|
the
of
report Abako | to one According fired on police. . members | Congolese policemen and trooPubdl:que| Force the of pers
Dag
General
riots were | ¢ arrest of|§
Party
mob by United
the
Secreta
Nations
the were
Several . shots
said.
aide .
“The
face.
Lumumba’s
hit
——
;| Congo’s secessionist Katanga Province, at the head of two Swedish
screaming
ba-
of
the |
were threatened soldiers as they
by | at-!
heart
to penetrate 4) companies of U. N. troops tomor- tempted Anicet Kashamura row
i
ace)
native
tion of ‘this city. The off by the touched
He deba was not injured. nied reports that Lone of the stones
nn
teeming
the
in
the
area.|
announced
ministry |
shlthough Lumumba's tide in'|inat the government has, th {from
:,
2a.
.
:
RR oR
around
ing
F
i
ENDS
Oppenheimer
J. Robert
and
his dog ‘Monday’ pause at an airline counter at San Juan York.
V. I., to New
tion at St. Thomas,
Studies,
Advanced
Institute for
has recently been confirmed as the United Nations InterAgency’s
Energy
Atomic
natiénal
M. Kirton of setting up a spy here.
apparatus
the
leave
to
His
assistant,
MacDonald,
lar
charges
was
but
him
It ordered
Soviet
was
T.
Irving
warned
not
on
simi
told
to
leave the country. The two men returned yesterday
(See ATTACHE,
Page
By
20)
A.
day
long
a
campaign the
of
sweep
week-
across
island’s
the
central
mountains. According
communi-
to a press
que that arrived yesterday at La Fortaleza from the mountains, the
governor
(See
has
MUNOZ,
labeled
Page
as
20)
Successfully For First Time Titan Fired ERAL, Fia. (AP)—The Air Force for the CAPE CANAV prototype of the first time successfully launched an operational ay. The powerful intercontinental range Titan missile yesterd away. rocket smacked a target zone 5,000 miles Titan model Two previous attempts to fire this advanced missile, potenfailed. The Air Force reported the Martin-Made all test tially America’s most deadly: military rocket, achieved flight objectives. i
and
Chancellor
range
MALDONADO
to
fill a
gap between
the university
es
a
is
Jaime
efforts of the university
“operation
of
range,”
close
range plan to coordinate the
Gov. Mujioz completed the mountain
at
Benitez held the first of a series of conferences yesterday at the university to discuss the first step of a long
MALDONADO
W.
second
length
Union.
Capt.
ras
In Mountains
MOSCOW (AP)—The Sovjet Union yesterday accused U. S. air attache Col. Edwin
we
partment of Education. Secretary Candido Olive-
|By Thousands
U.S. Attache With Spying
A. W.
program
a long-range
started
they
|Muioz Heard
Reds Charge
LUMUMBA
... Violence
of Puerto Rico The secretary of education and the Chancellor of the University system when educational island’s the of reform the in took a major step yesterday and the De-
Physics
10th annual High Energy photo by Gunter Hett.)
to the forthcoming (STAR Conference.
By
representative
official
PATRICE |
Vic-
la
|
Tolmprove Education System
g from a vacaInternational airport yesterday returninOppenhe imer, Director of the Princeton’s
country.”
leaders of |
Benitez, Oliveras Join Forces
(ROD
fis
a
7s
Se.
VACATION—Physicist
de
Place
the
in the
order
The arrest of some
riot-|
the populace
went to calm
|to restore
Lumumba
reported
was
information
situation firmly in hand. There | will be numerous other arrests. | We will not hesitate to use arms |
/\ Belgian radio broadcast in Brus: | sels reported that he had been slightly injured. It
his
the Department tion.
and
Educa-
of
“This is the first time,’’- Benitez said before the meeting, ‘‘that De-
partment of Education and University
officials
have
met
to
achieve
coordination of efforts.” First In Series “This is the first of a series of meetings,’ Benitez said, ‘aimed
a greater
at
carrying
into
effect
a construc-
tive and effective cooperation in which both institutions are interested
in behalf
of education
levels in Puerto Rico.” Oliveras said the-purpose meetings
will
be
“to
at
all
new
Candido Olimakes a point ez Benit Jaime ellor Chanc as s veras listen and the of|as they announced yesterday t hat the university
avenues of joint effort in our process of broadening and improv-
ing the educational Puerto Rico.” (See EDUCATION,
system
Page
N
of the
seek
FOR
CLOSE R COOPERATION—Secretary
Commonwealth
20)
prove
Puerto
will inaugurate
Rico’s
schools.
a joint
program
to im-
2
THE SAN
JUAN
STAR
— Thursday, August
11, 1960
oR
a
[Young Officer Holds Laos Reins After Bloody Fight VIENTIANE, Laos (AP)—Army rebels headed by a young paratroop captain established a politically mixed government yesterday after consolidating their control of Vientiane.
Proclaiming themselves neutral in the cold war,
French military advisers get+ out of the country.
Tanks
and
armored
rumbled
through
nistrative
capital
cars
this
during
the
night, enforcing a 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew imposed by Capt. Kong Le, 35, leader of Tuesday military coup. Paratroops took over the city in a brief but bloody battle in which six soldiers were reported
rapidly
capital
operations against Pathet Lao guerrillas for further orders.
reported
Saigon Gen.
the
Phoumi
defense
pro-Western
anti-
minister
in
government
of
Samosnith,
flew
XII
messages.
Air
(AP
to
Photo.)
day
for
a
group
several
of
(AP)—State
Peruvian
days, starting
Department
congressmen
about
Aug.
officials
30.
said
visit
Detailed
Rico
travel arrange-
treaty 66-21.
tific
purposes
tion
to
see
Soviets system
Mae
Senate
yesterday
ratified
the
with the Soviet Union and 10 other nations. The The treaty dedicates Antarctica to peaceful scien-
and
that
have
(AP)—The provides
its terms
are
committed
Murray
for
a system
not
of
violated.
themselves
to
international
It is the
an
inspec-
first time
international
the
inspection
Beiancourt Seeks Solidarity an invitation him and his
Dominican Jorge
Betancourt
to representatives of the ‘““ABC’’ emissary to assure solidarity in
Republic.
Alessandri
scheduled
Romulo
Invited
of
were
Chile.
to hear the
The
Arture
yesterday
extended
nations to meet with his dispute with the
Frondizi
Organization
‘‘assassination”
of
of Argentina American
and
States
is
dispute soon.
CARLO,
Monaco
(#—Prince
Rainier
and
Princess
Grace
sailed for a six-week Mediterranean cruise on their new yacht, Costa del Sol. They took along their children—Princess Caroline, 3%, and
Prince
Albert,
ing oranges.
2. The yacht She
carries
formerly
a crew
was
a freighter used for carry-
of 10, plus
because
able
it
10 stewards
and
Vientiane—Ngo
was
low,
A
Glasses
(AP)—The
Soviet
Francis
Gary
Powers
has
been
brainwashed for his Moscow later this month.
“Capt.
Powers
What absolute L.N. Smirnov,
the
trial
brainwashed?
rubish,” snapped deputy chairman
U.S.S.R.
trial.
Such
Supreme
methods
lie-detector
and
Court.
as_
using
brainwashing
techniques are loathsome to our legal ideals,” he told a reporter. Smirnov,
who
heads
delegation
at
Prevention
Congress
ed
this
the
week,
a
with
devices
te
tell
failures
that,
the
Air
fer as lew
as
..
..
.
1122 Ponce de Leon Ave. Directly in front of Del
mountaintop
observation
on
The —_—-
Areade
the
main
plaza
U.N.
was
before
the
which
open-
and
College
Jusrere-
out.
toward
would
be
neutralism
a
sharp
in
setback
France were messages to
issued
by
new group keeps power. is a paratroop officer.
Giant Hall Readied MOSCOW
the
re-
Kong
Le
Powers age
is to be tried
charges,
a three-day
hall,
to be for the opening Aug. 17.
The hall, located in the Soviet Trade Union building in downtown Moscow, has seating capacity for 2,000.
The
spokesman
said
Italy.” variety
deny
angrily: that
thods as brainwashing
“I such
emme-
have been
is
of the trial
age. Said
Smirnov
ofthe
which
the “best acoustics of m Europe, excepting
| phatically
for
trial.
of the
It has been of purposes
phonic concerts to party conferences.
it
few
openings
and
remain
for
seventh
has
any hall some in
FITTED
Powers
But Smirnov was evasive when asked why the Soviet had refused to allow Powers to be represented ican
at
“I
don’t
about he
his
trial
by
an
Amer-
anything
at all
attorney.
know
that.
I
cannot
answer,”
said.
WEATHER FORECAST:
San
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today
and
guez—Variable
Juan
and
cloudiness with tonight.
Maya;
cloudiness
with
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tonight.
PUERTO
RICO
and the VIRGIN
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and scattered showers rior
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WINDS:
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tonight.
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Teachers
cloudy; Chicago, 71, partly cloudy;
Rie Piedras, P. R.
Dallas,
_READ
wash
brains of
Communist
Terrace
Spanish
to
the
few brief showers and a chancé of thundershowers today. Generally
TEL. 8-1232 Continental and
good
clean water
used for a from sym-
ACADEMY
Caparra
asserted. be
people who suggest that has been brainwashed.”
where Gary
readied
get a fair trial?
Smirnov would
with
on espion-
is being
Powers
“I can assure you, sir, and everyone else in the West, that he will get the fairest possible “It
(AP)—Moscow’s
ornate Hall of Columns, American pilot Francis
Would
trial,”
For Powers Trial
of the Supreme Soviet Aug. 17, his 3lst birthday, for espion-
M-B-11
P. R.
of
bels led by Capt. Kong Le indicate that all will be changed if the
practice.”
renovation
WESLEYAN
Bayamen,
get
uprising. Communiques
used on Powers. It would be quite alien to Soviet judicial
Crime
smiling
Military
. $8.75 complete
also of BAYAMON CENTER,
to
States, Britain and reported exchanging
points
This was disclosed by an ficial who is presiding over
of sixth
Tel. 6-0128 Pilar Church
Minister
assess the significance of the Laos
Soviet
relaxed until asked about Powers, the American U2 pilot shot down over Russia May 1. Powers will be tried in pub-
A
GLASSES
EXAMINED
sent
Sananikone,
for the West and particularly for the United States. The United
Wesleyan Methodist Church EYES
envoy
regime in taking over Tuesday proclaimed
swing
Laos
ATTENTION
See us for same day service
If so, they
rebel
Laotian
advisers
cooks.
ROSS OPTICAL
the
itself neutral in the cold war and wants U. S. and French military
as required. it optically,
te track
No. 2 judge has denied that downed U2 pilot
lic
Princess Grace On Six-Week Cruise MONTE
But,
“Capt. Powers has not been influenced in any way for the
Found Unconscious
President
past
were
Prabang,
resides.
from
wrong.
goes
Union’s angrily
of
LOS ANGELES \—Mae Murray—onetime leading lady of the silent screen—was found unconscious in her apartment yesterday and rushed to a hospital. A spokesman said she probably had a stroke. He said her condition was: “good.”
CARACAS
if something
cabinet
Luang
see
Yesterday’s launching came at 1:39 p.m. The weather was perhaps the werst of any Discoverer launch—a low layer of
LONDON
Senate Confirms Antarctica Treaty WASHINGTON
nese
moonlet’s
king
not
Soviet Judge Denies Powers Was Brainwashed For Trial
yester-
Puerto
this
leaded
happened
were
would
has
It is lack of infermation about Force thinks, prevents success.
fog.
ments are to be made after the five senators and four deputies return here next from a trip to California. The Peruvians are to visit Buffalo, the St. Lawrence Seaway, Boston and New York City after their return to Washington, and then to Puerto Rico on their way home.
Antarctic vote was
what
Officials To Visif P. R.
‘WASHINGTON
Force
the
his
in
May
The rebel the capital
Discoverer
Satellite
(AP)—The
and
-
was
tice. The area controlled by the bels outside Vientiane itself mained obscure.
was fired through a fog bank into polar orbit yesterday. Since not one Discoverer has achieved the series, muchpublicized objective—recovering a space capsuel from erbit—The
News In Brief | Peruvian
Calif.
AFB.
VANDENBERG
for his trip
Vientiane
safe
former
Discoverer Satellite Fired Into Polar Orbit HOOVER CELEBRATES—Forrier President Herbert Hoover looks up from birthday card and waves for cameramen at his suite in New York’s Waldorf Towers. He was 86 yesterday. His desk is spread with congratulatory
at
where reports
Nosavang,
reason
royal capital of Luang to the administrative
given. Samsonith
Communist in southern
unconfirmed
Premier Tiao
unseated
The
provincial commanders to suspend
Communist
ing of armored units from nearby
airport.
con-
from the Prabang
said
ed. The paratroops, with the backChinamo,
revolt so far appears
that U. S. and
Thailand when rebels kept him from landing at Vientiane’s closed
of
fined to Vietiane. Rebel Leaders issued communiques calling for
In
killed and a large number woundcamp
the pro-Western government Premier Tiao Samsonith here.
The
admi-
they demanded
OUR CLASSIFIEDS
I
74, partly
tloudy;
Les
An-
68, partly eleady ; San Fran2 eee
sangeet
hres
factiaah t
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, August 11, 1960
Federal Wage Hike 'CAP May Not Pick Pro Will Add $1.5 Million For Governors Contest To Pay Checks Here names
By
HAROLD J. LIDIN The gubernatorial candidate of the new Christian Action Party
D. RICHARDS
By DOUGLAS
The seven and a half per cent wage increase for Fedinto
went
which
employes
eral
effect
last
month
is ex-
for
will “probably not be a (CAP) politician,” CAP chairman Mario
Davila But
said he
yesterday.
declined
to predict
yearly
mark,
In
addition,
ployes, others the
Federal
Civil
According estimates,
survey
sified non-postal employes receiving the seven and a
now half
percent
plus
The
average
Federal
$4,300,
a
average
figure for
employe
Robert
N.
Paty,
Commission figures percent
into of
which
postal
effect the
with
fiscal
envelopes The
payroll
also
stole
an
half went
enriches
the
of
allowance.
living
12%
the
total
percent
cost
Civil Rights Group To Hear Complaints Of Pifteiro, Mari A
meeting
of
the
civil
Bras,
claim
the
Lorenzo
seizure
by
Air Sp
EE
ELE
4
RD
ete
Ls
abe
REMINISCING—Lucy Vélez, 23, a New York based Eastern Airlines stewardess and a native of Santurce, reminisces as she sits by the door of her jet plane at International Airport yesterday during a short “turn-around.” Airline crews used to have a 24 hour stay-over at the CaNow, ribe Hilton, before the jets came into operations.
the planes zoom back the same day. (STAR photo by Hett.)
of
it
material, mostly on the revolution, has been des-
is
labeled
“anti-American.”
CORRECTION Mass
will
start
at
Cristo
FOR
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
IN IN
Cha-
One
Secretary
that p.m.
One
Front
One
Maintenance
would
begin
at
11
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Very special summer rates in rooms and apartments for
salary
erg
cesses
—
t
i i
St.,
ed
police
that
Miramar,
about
of
inform-
$1,000
in
his
re-
from
missing
was
ne
SANTURCE, P. R.
air
on
the
for
for
Specialist,
a
The
CON-
a
Imperial,
i
control,
will
provide
cool,
i
See
STEVE,
your
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days,
humid
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ROOM
the
tropics.
humid
thermostatic
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GIANT
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demonstration
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the
Imperial.
YOUR
i
USED
MACHINE A TRADE
i
AS IN
!
i FINANCING There’s
MORE
CARRIER
AIR
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CONDITIONING
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a
pel in San Juan tonight at 8. The STAR erroneously reported Mass
Arecibo
jewelry sidence.
of
under
when
Conditioning
GIANT
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WANTED
unwarranted.
cribed by Customs officer Jose | Rua as non-seditious. But some
dry
crisp,
rights
Customs officials of certain printed material in their posession was The Cuban
621
lawyer
a
Beverly,
William
ee
designed
is
Btu/hr
23000
Rivera of the Independence Party, and Movimiento Pro-Independencia general secretary Juan
Mari
K-I-
at
home
his
that
reported
needle
amount
undisclosed
DITIONERS,
local pro-Castro lawyers against the Federal Customs Service, was postponed until tomorrow for lack
Sen.
Eulalia
nurse
to
Benitez, Senator Carlos Roman member of the Popular Party,
a
Imperial,
committee of the Puerto Rican Bar Association, called for Tuesday nignt to hear complaints of
of a quorum. The plaintiffs,
Court.
"IT'S NOT THE HEAT BUT THE HUMIDITY" ».§ ZED
pay
yearly.
to $21,372.128 yearly, not
counting
rulings
Commonwealth
Police suspect a narcotics addict.
night
Tuesday
hypodermic
a
|\P_ssoe
beginning
ups
the
here,
and a which
increase
by
belonging cash Quinlan.
mayor
Cardona,
dispensary
cipal and
$1,492,340
no
are
Rico
than their colleagues
Rivera
and
year,
week
Supreme
of Catafio, told police yesterday that someone broke into the muni-
Seryice
by
last
favorable
since
sharply
by the CAP Legislature,
26 peopie reporting thefts
Civil
the
Davila said that the tempo of CAP registrations has upped
victims.
workers.
representative
the seven increase
of
Emilio
basic ever
is
the Hispanic Studies division of the University of Puerto Rico.
technica-
burglarized at Caparra Terrace was period ending in the 24hour 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and about at noon yesterday were a town mayor a $90 radio was stolen. and a Commonwealth senator. Girl Scout headquarters in Saninants complain recent Other reported to police that someturce island’s the of son the cluded probably never took the who one police governor, a judge, and a broke of honesty oath lieutenant whose car was broken scouting and into the council in Miramar into in the police parking lot. took $70 in cash.
1,126 postal employes receiving salary boosts slightly higher. in Puerto Rico receives a yearly wage of slightly
was announced yesterady by CAP spokesmen. Professor Arce heads
legislator,
Puerto
in
Among
recent
increase,
tista, into the bishop-backed party
of
elsewhere, but they may be more audacious than most in their se-
here, there are 3,498 claswage
the
Party
unusual
more
to the Civil Service a
meet
active
The entry of Professor Margot Arce, another prominent Indepen-
said.
lection
in
to
Thieves
em-
Service.
obtained
party
been
Pick Some Notable Victims
military personnel, and not employed through
U.S.
at the
has
Burglars Strike 26 Times,
em-
not included. Also not included in the figures are the wages of some non-classified
time
insisted
Davila
ployes in Puerto Rico receive a 121% per cent cost of living allowance which is
2,000
Porrata
will likely be named for a seat in the
Com-
Federal
a noted But Dr.
Pesquera
in the CAP registration drive since its start last June.
entry of the CAP
Independence
accord-
ing to a Civil Service mission survey.
Feliu
candidates
lities of the election law. Lawyer Jose Feliu Pesquera, an
classified civilian workers in Puerto Rico beyond the $29]; million
likely
is Dr. Jose Luis Porrata, San Juan chest surgeon.
the
for
base-pay
the
push
any
the designation™ that his candidacy is a mere “cooperation” with
the
pected to add $1.5 million tot, Federal pay envelopes here and
of
the post. The nominal
a a
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— Thursday, August 11, 1960
Eisenhower struck back at WASHINGTON (A P)— President Eisenhower said Democratic criticism of his defense yesterday it is a little bit program and the 21-point legislative proposals he sent the senate silly for Democrats to con- when it reconvened Monday. tend it would take many
on Rt. 2 to Bayamon
PRESCRIPTION
STAR
to enact
program
Specifically,
the legisla-
he
has propos-
ed Eisenhower conference
told
his
since
first
July
thinks it is more
6
as charged of Texas,
news
that
he
continued,
that
is More important business.
In
domestic and President said there are no
economic
Republican presidential nominee, has any differences with him on
of
the defense issue. Nixon made these known.
foreign issues, the among other things signs now of any
recession
or
Eisenhower
his the
depression
ahead for the country. The President said he had given no thought to having any personal conference with Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev if the latter
eomes
to this
country
for
Khrushchev
view
with
hinted
published
in
in
Soviet
Communist
paper,
Tuesday
the
might
In the domestic field, hower said that when he
Eiseninvites
of him
he
lecturing
has
no on
intention how
they
of
should
out their duties. He said he would
carry
against
The
driver
dicated
that
a fence of the
his
cooperation the confidence Belgian and Congo people
slowed
that
through
Cuba—If government
any Latin should come
dominance
of
American under the
international
and
become a
Com-
satellite,
a
different form of than we have and freely, that would be
But
(or wall). had
in-
failed
he
said
he
does
not
believe
anything like this is going to happen
down
“slammer”
brakes
hopes
a different story.
to turn into a driveway, was slammed from behind by another vehicle which then slammed into another car, knocked down a cement bus stop sign and finally came to a
stop
and
future of the
believe in government establish it
FINNER
driving,
ap-
resolution adopted by Security Council and
Eisenhower said this would call for very definite action. He added however that if someone might
Today’s true story of life (?) amongst the motorists comes from Vic Miles, the voice you hear on WHOA Radio Station. Several days was
Eisenhower
sions
munism
Be Prepared! ... For Something
Vic
subjects,
will be restored.
the
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ago
his
regards it as another step forward.
he has made in his mind.
BOB
any-
and
This country welcomes the steps Belgium has taken to relieve ten-
international situation as he sees it and report on some changes
By:
other
proves the the U. N.
both soon
explain
by
advisers
expressed these views: Congo—The United States
N.
congressional members parties to sit down with them
On
the news-
he
visit the U.
that
whether
The different atmosphere the Soviets have been creating made some changes necessary, he said, adding that it was all a matter of keeping the confidence of our allies and our own people.
inter-
Pravda,
asked
influenced
body except his own judgment.
Soviet
Party
was
not
moves to strengthen military posture re-
said he wasn’t
the
an
recent U. S.
has
presented an about face on his part. The President replied with some vehemence that he did not. He
United Nations disarmament conference or the U. N. general assembly session. Eisenhower said, however, that if he concluded any useful purpose could be served, he would not
hesitate to meet premier.
Senate
Eisenhower said that if Vice President Richard M. Nixon, the
politicking
discussion
and _
There is no reason to say, Eisenhower declared vigorously, that these funds will not be spent.
than the nation’s
a wide-ranging
said
by Lyndon B. Johnson the Democratic vice
president nominee party leader.
important to the
country for Congress to stay on the job and pass legislation than to go home and campaign. One cannot simply say, Eisen-
hower
Eisenhower
that he has not frozen $621 million in defense funds voted by Congress
because
he
to
said
have
voted
under
a dictatorship.
Soviet—He
place
knows
no
people
themselves of
no
major
moves being contemplated by Soviets that would upset peace of Europe at this time.
the the
The Gddrens't 115 de Diego Ave., Sonturee market)
(in front
of
Pueblo
Siac
nominee. Asked
by
a
newsman
if
he
As
to
a
prediction
as
win
to
Demoerats
save
the
will
list
over
(AP)—Here
actions
is
President
Eisenhower wants congress to take before the campaigning gets underway:
1. Restore from 2. lion the 3. aid
the
amounts
cut
his request for foreign aid. Give him an extra $100 milto meet such situations as Congo crisis. Authorize $600 million for to Latin America.
4. Help see to it that America makes greater use of its abun‘dant
food,
hungry 5.
to
Enlarge
law. 6. Vote college
feed
the
the
1960
federal
and
civil rights
aid
for
university
minimum
to meet increase
wage.
measures
farm
school;
construe-
tion. 1. Assist older people serious illnesses. 8. Enact a moderate the
world’s
people.
that
will
problems.
10. Create a program to assist needy areas of the United States, 11. Authorize 40 new federal judgeships. 12. Provide financing that will avoid delays in the federal highway program. 13. Increase the federal tax on aviation fuel. 14. Lift interest rate ceiling on long-term treasury bonds. 15. Raise postal rates. 16.
Liberalize
immigration
laws. ' 17, Continue President’s autho rity to reorganize government agencies. 18. Pass a variety of conser vation
measures.
the
Antarctica
tre4a-
nation’s
space
ty. to
the
outcome of the election, Truman replied: “The
WASHINGTON a
19. Ratify
with a smile: “I’m too old for that.”
wait
Wants Congress To Take Action On
9. Pass
would conduct an “old-fashioned whistle stop campaign,” the 76-year-old former president said
can
What The President
meet
so Vic decided to verify the claim He put his foot on the offending INDEPENCE, Mo. (AP)— brake pedal ond went all the way Harry S. Truman said yesterday to the floor. . .no brakes but. . . he will make a series of major right there on the seat by the addresses in behalf of the Demdriver was a shiny new unused can ocratic ticket in the presidenof BRAKE FLUID!!! tial campaign this fall. This little story would be funny The former president’s anif it weren't so horrifying. Through the grace of God there were no nouncement was made after an casualities, no deaths to add to hour conference with Gov. Abrathe growing list. . .just several bang- ham Ribicoff of Connecticut, an ed up cars and some frazzled nerves. emissary of Sen. John F. Kenparty’s presidential Don’t be caught in a situation nedy, the’
like this with you as the ‘well pre-
PRESIDENT
...campaigning
in
Kennedy To Get ‘Truman's Help
pared” offender. Take your car to CAR CLINIC and have your brakes checked and, if they need it, get them fixed. If you need service for your AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, MUFFLER or an ENGINE TUNE UP, CAR CLuINIS specializes in them too.
THE
have
country.”
to
--
20.
Speed
the
exploration efforts. 21. Restore the traditional tive-retired
relationship
of
ae-
sealesin. the smilitary services. _ - |
5
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, August 11, 1960
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LIMIT
THE
AMOUNT
OF
_
PURCHASE
THE SAN JUAN
OPIS ls Given Contract For Trinidad Development Trinidad’s
ing,
Secretary
Ralph
of
Garner,
Hous-
that his government has _ contracted the Puerte Rican firm, OPIS, to construct 5,000. new homes in Trinidad in the next two
years
as
a
part
of
a
guaranteed
investors
of
vast
OPIS
Ordinance,
said
SUGAR NEW Futures Sales
(AP)-Domestic ctesed 1 te 12 Lew
Close
62 5.95
6.21B 5.95
High 3.21
Lew 3.18
Clese (3.18
Oct Mar May
3.27 3.24 3.25
Jy
3.27
3.24 3.21 3.22
33 3.208 3.268
Sep
3.23
33
Oct
sugar
spet
N-—Nemina!.
B-
YORK
3.28N
at
higher.
617.52 125.81 93.66 204.63
@
@
(Dualap),
JIGSAW
(Turner-Walker )
ne
May
A-—Asked;
and
clesed
5S
IBM
Calle B
10
Jower.
pests,
40
closed
Lew 35.80
mixed
and
put it substantially prices around their
higher with average for
at the close. provided the
gains
among
14
lower
to
leadership these
long-
Clese 45.34N oN 43.74N 4.35N
weedturning, GRINDER,
and
Poor’s
500
stock
$56.07—its 14. Based
gilders
The Dow Jones 30 industrials were up $1.83 to $617.52.
Volume
with
cushions.
Time Cleck Com be seen ot CENTINEL
HILL
totaled 2,810,000
compared with traded Tuesday.
Rubbers, cos
and
2,700,000
chemicals, most
rails, tobac-
motors
and
non-
Lionel Corp. was the most active, up 3% at 34% on 65,500 shares.
FHA Gets No Bid On Offer To Sell Ponce Darlington ing, FHA
Darlington
Apartment
Wendel Edwards, director said here. FHA
had
asked
$55,000
for
the
were to have been Tuesday in Washington
Alumin
Ltd
Aluminum Co ae Pet Am Airlines Am Can Am Cyan
Build-
Bids
on
COOLING
CAGUAS
PER
DOLLAR
PHnereer pe peneN ETT eTY
too,
te
a
vu.
S.
as
government bonds again | , although trading volume
was at a minimum. Corporate bends had a slim upside edge.
+i%
Libby
Ligg & My Lockh Air Lone S Ce Lorillard Martin Merck MGM
2912
+%
12% 6 19% 385% 5416
Unch =) -h +% +M%
Smelt
531%
Sugar
28
Am
Tel
—h
Mpl
Owens
+3
ais 21% 22% 365% 52% 88% 37%
Hon
Unch Unch +Y%e + Ym +N, +% +1%
150
-3
Unch
Minn Mg Mfg
74%
+h
39%
+%
36% 11% TT 64 57% 59%
—% +e Unch +M%, +M% +%
7%
Unch
Tel
' 89%
+h
Monsan
Am Tob Anaconda Armco Steel Armour Assoc D G Atl Refin
57% 51% 6314 30% 664 37%
+h “% +1 +My +% +%
Mont Ward Moore McC Motorola Nat Bis Nat Cash Nat Dairy
Bendix
volume
Quotations—
Ch
Av
72%
+1%
Nat
Beth Steel
43%
+58
Nat Gyps
51
+%
Boeing
32%
-1
49% 3654 27%
+% —h -%
Nat Lead N Y Cent Nwst Airl Ohio Oil
85% 20% 17% 32%
+34 +% +N +e
Olin Mathi Pae G & El
4014 65%
Unch —%
Vy
Air
Borden Borg War Bridg Brass
Dis
Burroughs
35%
+%
Cdn Pac Case (J.
24% 10%
+% Unch
Pan A Air
19%
23%
ify
Param
59%
+2%
34% 41% 455%
+h +% Unch
Pa RR Pepsi Cola Pfizer Phelps D
12% 44% 32% 51%
Unch —% +% Unch
I.)
Pict
Cola
62%
—\%
Colg Palm Comw Fd Con Edis
33% 64% 63%
Unch -% -%
Cont
49%
+%
Corn Pd. Crane Co
59 46%
+% +1%
Quaker O RCA Raytheon
Crn
Zell
43%
+1%
Repub
Curt
Wr
1834
Unch
Reyn
Met
471%
—%
29%
+%
Reyn
Tob
19%
—-1%
Roy Dutch StReg Pap Sears Roed
37% 34% 56
—y I + %
Shell
345%
—%
19% 37% 38% 53%
+N +% —% Unch
Oil
Distill
Corp
Doug
Air
33%
—%
Dow
Che
83%4
+2
East
- 193%
Air
+1
271%
East Ko Food Math Ford Gen Dynam
+%
120% 52 64% 45%
Philip Mor
710
+h
Phillips
45
+1%
Pure
Pet
Oil
Stl
Oil
+h +% Unch -1%
Shell Tran Sinclair Socony Mobil So Am G & P
-kh
50% 62% 38%
‘+% +% A
61%
+2
Elec
81
+%
So
Ed
62%
Unch
Gen Gen
Mills Motors
27% 43%
+ Unch
Southn Co Sperry Rd
Gen
Tel
—%
Brand
—% +h
28%
Std
47% 22%
St St Sa St
Oil Cal Oil Ind Oil (NJ) Oil Oh
45%
—W
4416 39 42% 50%
-“% +% Unch mG
Gillette
52% 14%
-1% Unch
Cal
31%
Gen
Goodrich
82%
+%
59%
+%
Goodyear
37%
+ 3%
Stud
36%
+%
+%
Texaco Thom R W
+%
Twent
Graee & Co Gulf
Inge
Oil
30%
Rand
69%
Int Bus M Int Harv Int
532% 46%
Nick
+5% -\%
55
Int Paper Int Tel & Tel Jones & Lo. Kaiser Al
Kennecott
+%
97% 40%
—\% +%
65 38%
+1Y% +h%
79°%
+%¥
Man Breaks Info Bank To Find Food, He Says
Here
surged
1,060,000 shares (highest in month) from 970,000 Tuesday.
+%
General Tire Getty Oil
Throughout the world. oe
rese,
54%
Am
duPont
MORE
among coppers, but ay was off % and American Smelting off %, Ameircan Stock Exchange, prices
27%
Am
Coca
regional
property.
Chal
Cer de Pas Chrysler Cities Sv
of $550,000 with a required deposit of
Chem
Allis
Celanese
a minimum
FURNITURE
#8, corner Gautier Benitez
share shares
elined.
Ponce
complete
Kennecott added % and Phelps % (trading ex dividend) Dodge
Allied
The
@
25.
Howell
—WMarket
to
The Federal Housing Administration received no bid for the
fer bewis,
res. included Other active leaders Burlington Industries and Bell &
gains ranged from a few around $i a share.
cents
46,100
on
21%
to
3%
of
gain
depressed issues ranging to more than $2 a share. Elsewhere, most
but the aircraft-missile stocks de-
4
7P Watch, aided by advisory service recommendations and the prospective introduction of its new electronic watch, was second with a
was
ferrous metals joined the advance,
Sales
SALE
|
|
|
|
consecu-
Trading
index rose 23 cents to highest level since July
Clese 35.73N
Tel. 634 Evenings 6-7393
CUPTTTVATENETTTTPRPTN THEN ETH TT orem severe Hreernererrpene ren inne
fifth
A late rally
Standard
35.00-35.25A.
contracts. High Lew 45.35 45.35 43.80 43.80 e7i 6.77 43.40 43.40 N—Nominal
FOR
meter.
brushes,
the
yesterday. moderate.
Ad-
Quantity of C CLAMPS, long BAR CLAMPS @ HAND TOOLS TOOLS @ CARVING @ TOOL HANDLES @ KEY CABINETS @ CABINETS ¢ TABLES Quantity ef Used Lumber, 1x8, 1x12, 2x6, 2x4 ROHN & HASS, glues, fine finishing supplies, geld leaf, burnishers,
@
for bed
condition,
and
Sales
Sep Dec Mar
1.83 €57 004 6.55
excellent table
futures
Jones
Up Up Up Up
Stabilization
High 35.80
“M”
Jones
LATHE
futures
Dec
Dow
Estate
contracts.
MACHINERY @
Economic
36.00-36.25A
“B”
1©
Bid.
(AP)-Closing
averages 30 «INDUS 20 RRS 1 UTILS 6 sTKS
3S
640.
Dow NEW
River
NEW YORK (AP)- Coffee spot Santos Neo. 4 ex-dock closed at 362A. Cost and freight offerings imelude Santos Bourbons
3.27
3.28
and
for
Stock
active at the opening.
with
COFFEE FUTURES
3.24B
3.27
32
Raw
Valley
(W§~—The
market
the day Steels
tions are now authorized to sell gas at 26.4 cents a gallon in com parison to the 26.1 cents they had been charging previously. It is not known wheiber all stations will raise their prices to meet the new ceiling or will keep the price down competitively.
Sugar Futures Ne 4 closed unte 4 lewer. Sales 265 comtracts
Sep
a plan
MCKEE
on this indicator, the quoted value of all stocks listed on the New ministration has announced an in- yee Stock Exchange gained erease of three-tenths of a cent a about $1.2 billion. gallon in the retail ceiling price The Associated Press average of regular gasoline. Service sta- of 60 stocks rose $.60 to $217.20. The
Sugar higher.
62 5.96
established
rose
time was
The
Gas Price Up Again
to
High
to the
areas.
contracts
Sep Nov World changed
Martin
FUTURES
YORK No 6 152
destined
and
exemption
tive again
JOHN
YORK
Market
of we
The master plan of the contract is to develop the Diego
Trinidad has “provided the territery and has created the atmnesphere and the necessary incentives to induce the interest of private capital in this project, which will contribute, in an es sentia] manner, to bettering the conditions of our housing.” He added that “since 1958, when we approved the new
Housing
By
NEW
to assure mortgages on homes, creating the necessary climate so that private capital will make the corresponding investments in the program.”
housing program. Garner, who was in Puerto Rico this week to confer with
Representatives
tax
Thursday, August 11, 1960
Market Up For 5th Day
stimulate the construction homes on a_iarge scale,
anounced
STAR—
SACRAMENTO, Gerald
L.
Calif.
Gambrell,
(AP)— who
told
officers he broke into a Chico bank to find something to eat, has
been
grand ing
indicted
by
jury on a charge a
bank
federal
of enter-
commit
larceny.
Chico,
police
crawled
20
Tran W Airs Un Carbide Un
Oil Cal
42%
| |
9%
Unch
|
50% +% 2958 Unch 82% +1% 461% +1% 43% 2% 5414 +%&% 30% Unch 983% +1% 115% Unch Higher 2,810,00
=;
Indust
US Rub US Smelt Us Steel Warner Bs Pics West Uni Westg Ele Yale And Towne Yng Sh& T Zenith Market Tone Total Sales ~
(Courtesy of Merril. Lynch.
the San Pierce,
Juan Fenner
for
Fajardo Fajardo
lar-
First Natl. City Bank
eeny
in
a
penalty
bank
to
commit
Aguirre
$5,000.
It was
fine
not
Chase
Com.
Manhattan
Oil
Ref.
57%
Co.
P.
R.
3%
East. Sugar 22% East. Sug. pf. 28
or 20 years,
posted.
i
office of & Smith,
22%
Maule Industeries prison.’ Bis- bail wag ‘ef at Pueble Supermarkets is a $5,000
|
Of Special Interest
crackers. maximum
—M%
— 3g —% Unch
Central
The
Unch +1%
27% 435% 20%
through a broken window to arrest Gambrell they found him in the bank smack bar, eating
entering
+ 3%
11% 117
Un Pac Unit Aire Unit Fruit US
+8
+M% +%
HUeyHUUEENO HEM NNNE ED eager
to
Cen
852
19% 56
s
When
a
Pack
Telephone
73
7 13% 47
58%
3% 23 29
13%
1% 14% a1
|
;
‘THE SAN JUAN
as
fiscal
wealth,
agent
for
island
the
Common-
municipalities,
and public corporations, extended. financing totaling $156,050,-
ceived the
$1,931,800,
acquisition
capital. The Authority re-
principally
of
75
new
for
buses
880, according to Dr. Rafael Picéd and the Economic Stabilization president. Administration received $4,000,Of this total, $52,200,000 was loaned to the Commonwealth, 000 for the purchase of coffee $94,673,880 to public corpora- under its program to stabilize tions, and $9,177,000 to the mu- the price of that commodity. nicipalities. Of the total extended to public corporations, $50,000,000 was handled on short term and long-
Fishy Fish Story
term
loans
for
the
Puerto
Rico
LONDON
Water Rescources for its pregram of expansion and electric
a heliday
energy
a cod
went
services
to the Urban
Housing
building projects
and
$3,652,000
Renewal
Corporation
for
and the
w—John
Beedle, on says as he
by the sea,
was paddling a small boat he saw jump
out of the
water and
caught it by the tails. And, he,
in
the
8pound
was
a smaller
cod’s
says mouth
SCHEDULES
ARRIVAL S.J. AUG.
sHIP
The Land Authority received $12,800,000 for financing harvests and for working Metropolitan Bus
— Thursday, August 11, 1960
SHIPPING
Govt. Bank Gave $156 Million In Loans Last Year, Pico Says During the last fiseal year, the Government Development Bank of Puerto Rico, in its capacity
STAR
DEPARTURE AUG.
SJ.
TO
OPERATOR AND/ OR AGENTS
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STAR — Thursday, August 11, 1960
THE SAN JUAN
54.
DEPARTING
FRIEND—Miss
Marujita
&
leaves
YOUNG
friends
Tuesday
é
+
Here & There
=
homes
in
the
capital, the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Marcelino Manuel
Pérez, gay
was
party
the
seene
Tuesday
of
a
evening.
The occasion was a gala farewell buffet and dance for pretty Miss Marujita Amadeo, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Santos Amadeo, who leaves today aboard the French Line's Antilles for a year-long.sojourn in Spain. Miss Amadeo,
nied
by
ther,
had
who
her
Mrs.
a
will
be
accompa-
maternal
grandmo-
Angelita
busy
Navas,
has
tubipetrbirtnten be bapa trPPPPPP an an hall hanna hain fn ah hb bbePPPL LIPDS S DEPP PEEP PES PPP sn an PPP
was
14
and
is delighted
at
were
the
Misses
Maria
del
Car-
men Perez, Celeste Rodriguez, Margarita del Toro and Rafaela
Fernandez. bers
of
cial
set
“hasta
More
San
Juan’s
were luego”
Strings
than
on
younger
hand
to the
of colored
rounding where
honor
bid
guest.
lights
were
young
the merengue, bo and bolero hi-fi
couples
patio danced
cha-cha, the limto the music of
tables were
laden
BRANDS PRICES
Westinghouse — Phileo — Easy — Kelvinator heaters,
Sinks
Norge
Furniture,
Bed-
ding, Housewares, Fishing tackle, Patio Furnishings
124
F.
D.
REY
PONCE
Roosevelt
Union
Furniture 203
Eleanor
Roasevelt
po tn ttn tn ti ta tn hn ti nn li in in hn Ln Mi i PPPS GG OOS SE OES EOE EEE EEE EEE
81
a a a i i an MD a Ds FECES SCC SST CCSC FSCS SG
de
Santos,
Virtudes
va, who (See
enjoyed
de
themselves
Farewell
page
p.m.,| p.m,
8
es:
Mass will also be read.
TODAY-Fremlere:
Governor’s
=~ | the
|
dinner
SATURDAY—Gala
coat ee Mandar, at is proces’|
im
the
of
Room
production) “Sueale, Beach Motel, ‘starting
of the First Puerto Rican Festi- | with cocktails at Tae p.m., wind val of Universal Theater at the| “img up festivities for 50th ans Tapia
The
Theater.
will) niversary
show
start at 8:40 p.m. with the presen: | cultural
de Valle-
Gonzalez
at
hlight
Méndez,
Letty
Interconti-
pall in the San Juan
at
tation
de
“Bodas
of
the renowned derico
de
Spanish
Garcia
by) pyerto
of the
Agri-
Station
of
Rico.
author Fe-|
Lorca.
SATURDAY—The
Sil-
Sangre”
celebration
Experimental
.
school
|
of,
If you
fresh
are lucky
dill in your
enough
to find
you'll
market,
Interior Decoration of Puerto'find it is delightful added to Rico will hold a gala luncheon | potato salad, potato soup, stuffed
chat-
in
10)
the
Geronimo
Room
of the. eggs
or
chicken
broth.
| - To Partici pate In Universal Theater
with |
AT
G.
said
be
will
prayers
de Rodriguez, Lao
Isabelita“M.
Gloria
Pérez,
good things to eat, including assortments of sandwiches, Spanish and Puerto Rican hors d’oeuvres
HOUSE
Masses will be held Friday
the same time, and, on Saturday,’ nental Ball Room starting at 10
Brunet, Eloisa de Freiria, Sofia M. de Lanza, Irena Cuétera de
recordings.
Buffet
General Electric — Hotpoint — RCA — Frigidaire
HATO
cillo,
so-
to
the tiled outdoor
the
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED EXTREME DISCOUNT
Water
Fernandez,
200 mem-
Letty
Killian Blanco
caTURDAY—The Delta Sigma
Alpha sorority will celebrate its will open with a Mass | sixth anniversary with a formal at the tiny chapel.
San Juan, at 8 p.m.
de Gonzalez, Helen Santade Christensen, Zoraida
Ferraiouli,
strung through the lovely Mirabel gardens and in the trees sur-
DISCOUNT
Appliances,
zalez ella
Sneeis
building of the Cristo Chapel in|
and
Chaperons, the attractive mothers of some of the guests, included Mesdames Leticia Gon-
the thought of revisiting the “old” country. Hostesses at the party Tuesday at the home of the Perezes
week.
The popular miss has been feted at 11 “bon voyage” parties this week, among them affairs given by Miss Maru Silva, Miss Magui del Toro, Miss Sila Calderon, Angelina Christensen, Maritza Rodriguez, Isita Sarmiento and Olga Torres. To Study In Madrid While in Spain, Miss Amadeo will study at the Central Uni-
Orhan fn fra tn tn tn tan tian span on Mn CP PPPS PPP PP EPP
she
cakes
petits-fours. Waiters served refreshments from the _ spacious pantry bar. Chaperons At Party
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Spanish-style
sweets,
sc
Hilton Hotel at 12 noon o| Caribe commem TODAY—Festivilies cen-| honoring members of its graduattwo an occurrence rating turies ago which resulted in the ing class.
By Nory Segarra Casa Mirabel, one of the loveliest of the gracious
~
lon The Calendar This Week|
200 Bid “Hasta Luego” To Miss Amadeo delicacies,
Pérez
M.
Marcelino
Mrs.
and
Mr.
of
home
the
in
evening
Among them were Maria Echeanfor Miss Amadeo’s farewell party. Maritza Rodriguez and Raul GarRodriguez, dia, Julio Manuel cia Rinaldi, left to right. (STAR photos by Betty Knorr.)
Above, from left to right, are at a “bon voyage” party Tuesday night. the Misses Maria del Carmen Pérez, Miss Amadeo, Rafaela FernanNot shown is Miss Margarita del Toro dez, and Celeste Rodriguez.
versity of Madrid but hopes to have time for sightseeing throughout Spain and perhaps some of the neighboring Mediterranean countries. She accompanied her parents to Europe when
than 400 young Sanjuaneros were on hand
FOURSOME—More
for
today
good
her
of
four
by
honored
was
Spain,
in
schooling
a year’s
a
Amad eo, who
|
sets
YOUNG THESPIANS—Daniel Calo, Miss Tofiita Rivera, Carlos Pérez, Miss Margarita Maldonado, Saul H. Cordero and Miss Violeta Rivera, left to right, abeve, .pic-
tured at a recent party in the Casa de Espaiia,
Rican Festival of Universal by Deanna Morris.)
Theater,
will take part:in
the
First
which opens:tonight at the Tapia. (STAR
Puerto photo
i
JUAN
SAN
THE
STAR — Thursday, August 11, 1960
Aon Landers Says
Fork Can Kill DEAR My
ANN
LANDERS:
wife’s mother
total
of
I’ve
1400
known
her,
years.
Oddly
never
admits
ounce.
She
has lost a
pounds
since
which
is 17
enough, to
goes
she
gaining
on
crash
an diets
loses 35 or 40 pounds at a time then puts it all back
on.
At the moment she’s dangerously overweight. She has diabetes as well as high blood presgure ~and ignores the doctor’s warnings.
things
She
eats
and
all the
then
heartburn
and
ALIDA’
wrong
complains
of
indigestion.
My mother-in-law lives with us and gives my wife a very hard time. She’s always sneaking food and then says to my wife “Why did you let me eat that, you know it’s bad for me?” What
can
woman and
we
from
do
to
killing
keep
SUPER
this
herself?—J
1862
M
DEAR J and M: Your motherin-law sounds like an advanced
Fdez.
:
ALIDA
problem-
York,
punishing themselves. And people they
are un-
happy.
and supervisor. New
Hollywood,
from
hairstylist Boston,
3-2762
Philadelphia
and
Puerto
Rico.
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are unhappy because they overweight are frequently
because
manager
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People who eat excessively when they knew it’s going to make them sick are unconsciously
overweight
Juncos Ave., Stop 26
Phone
There is nothing anyone can do except urge her to do something for herself. Her weight preblem may well be tied in with a mental
who are
SALON
(Second Floor Puerto Rico Barber College)
neurotic whe is trying to kill herself—with a fork instead of a
gun.
BEAUTY
**
somebody
LANDERS:
grown
up
to
I need stick
up
Opening
pet hamsters in a cage and made me a present of them. I also have
his book on
hoW
to take
them. Unc
they
are
says
pets.
PERMANENT
He has had these hamsters for six months
and they never caused him
smelly
things
want
to
let me bird
is mad at my says hamsters
be
and
she
bothered.
have
Unc are
because
she
says
a
won't
a cat or a dog
the
Stace
“Life Curl
are
will
stay
in your
hair
too much work. Mom claims hamsters hatch very fast and she does-
new permonent uatil your heir grows
n’t
out.
want
to
take
having a whole know it.
any
chances
on
herd
before
we
new
“LIFE
PERMANENT”
c
®
om
waves
1
eere
|
and
This
curls,
borstories.
Seana in a
Hamsters do not smell very good, but they are not much trouble. Since you’ve promised to take care of them yourself, I hope
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process
available
home wave.
FREE
appointment
necessary
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new
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&
& LASTS
LASTS
any trouble. My mother because she
Special
“LIFE”
care of
swell
UFE
ALIDA’S
for me. My uncle is moving out of town and he brought over his two
Discovery of Modern
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ee
ANN
ANN
&
LANDERS:
I’m
In ‘n’ out, 1 hr.
a
girl 13 who has a stuck-up cousin who thinks she is royalty or something: No
matter what
my
mother
buys for me this cousin has to have one exactly like it. I like nice clothes and go to a lot of trouble to get things that are
out
of
the
ordinary.
It just
makes me furious when cousin turns up with either the exact thing
+0
or
something
very
nearly
like it. What can be done about copyeats like her?—COPIED DEAR COPIED: Accept the imitation as a compliment. If your cousin didn’t admire you she wouldn’t try te copy. Know, too, that the original is bound to have Quality that belengs to.that per-
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Lo
DEAR
10
THE
SAN
JUAN
STAR —
Thursday,
August
RODD, AANA,
Beta Sigma Phi To Sponsor Sale am.
to
2
p.m.
collected
at
the
sale
were
the
sorority’s
semi-
month bers
the
at
Recently
here
twice
homes
the
of
A
local
etal
activity
was
chartered
since
Among the present were Fa,
Rivera,
Miss
Kathy
secretary;
chairman
of
the ways and means committee: Mrs. John Dierlin, chairman of
the
program
committee;
Mrs.
William Williamson, historian, | and Miss Magda Villaronga, | ehairman of the social and pub-
licity
Roig
de
Ferré.
beautifully
relatives
Ferré
home
The
of Eva
tables
decorated
with
were
hydran-
VISITING
ISLAND—W.
National
City
Bank
E. Pullen, vice-president of the entertained
ing
Tuesday
the Anacaona Room of the Hotel La Concha for. Mrs. Leonard Goldenson, who are combining ak
in
PONCENOS
lowing
is
is
Rafaela
Picé,
was
trimmed
with
lillies
by
blue
and
also
of the
valley.
an
orchid
ware
corsage
gifts
by
her
and
kitchen-
friends.
J.:
The
on
visiting
his
an
last
fol-
item
week:
Keniucxy graduate,
schoolmate
Tonito
Matos Garratén at Tonites’s Punta Las Marias home. The other night, Elisa Pou de Vives and daughter, Iraida, with
their friends, Marianita and Elisita Tur, viewed the Pumaréjo Show. at
Teatro
was
Antillana...
born
Gardens, Semidey
made
S.
erroneously
Matos,
cake,
IN
correction
Lawrence Young, a _ Military Institute June
candlesticks.
The
a
printed
geas and blue candles set in silver
Rosarito, who wore a white Swiss organdy dress, was presented with
First
sorority’s officials Miss Florence Ji-
recording
Nivea
chapter
and
Rosarito
of the La Alhambra
chapter
the
of friends
bride-to-be
last Thursday evening at a shower dinner-party held in the gardens
mem-
May.
vice-president;
Rowland,
Miss
in
group
feted
a
had a get-together in the clubhouse of the Banco Crédito y Ahorro Ponceno, the first so-
water
by the 1959 Club Queen Margarita Mascaro and by Princess Pilarcita Vendrell.
Beta Sigma Phi, whose honoYary members include’ Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and San Juan’s mayor, Dona Felisa Rincon de
meets
resembling
: plants, was escorted by Raul Matos, Jr. She was crowned
monthly meeting last week at the home of Mrs. John Dierlien. Miss Pitusa Ruiz was guest speaker for the occasion, and delivered a lecture on the folk music of Puerto Rico.
Gautier,
|
By Rosarito de Jesus
headdregs
for
PONCE
Under a sky brilliantly lit by fireworks, Malén Delgado Castaner, with her court, paraded to the Yacht Club island in six yachts to be crowned Queen of the Sea at recent ceremonies. Malén, who was beautifully attired in a silver lame dress with a+
Saturday, Aug. 13 at the Llorens Torres Caserio, from Donations
In and around
wwe
The San Juan chapter of International Beta Sigma Phi will hold a rummage sale | | 8
11, 1960
to
A
Grace
baby
and
residents
of
boy
Roberte
University
R. P... Rosa is planning a
Herminia trip next
Fall to California to take a theatrical makeup course... Zaida and Miguel Lafitte happily nounce the arrival of a baby
born
recently
Hospital,
H.
at
Auxilio
angirl,
Mutuo
R.
Mr. and ae and
Above are Kenneth pleasure during their visit there. Lancaster, left, and honor guests. (STAR photo by Murad)
Web Pullen Entertains For Business Leader
committees.
Leonard
Goldenson,
presi-
Some good cooks like to add | dent of the American Broada little minced onion to corn casting Co. and Paramount pudding. Theaters, Inc., and Mrs.
Goldenson were honor guests at a cocktail reception and dinner, given by W. E. Pullen, vice-president of the First National City Bank of New York, Tuesday evening in the Anacaona Room
of
ChubLe Concha
the
Hotel
La
Concha.
Among the guests meet and dine with
invited to the visit-
ing couple, were Ricardo Freiria,
Mr. Mr.
and and
Joe
and
Mrs.
Brandi,
Mr.
Mrs. Mrs.
=
Sol
L. Descartes, the Austin Parkers | and the Harlan McFaddens. Mr.
and
Mrs.
the Thomas K.
De LUXE THURSDAY NIGHT BUFFET
fonso
Puerto
Rico
in the
beautiful
Concha. Every Thursday from and only $4.50 per person.
Club
miro
No
La
charge.
in the newly re-opened
EL BARBECUE Mouth-watering roast beef, charcoal broiled steaks and chicken—with all the trimmings.
6 PM to 10 PM Thursdays only.
and
Valdes,
Salas
Mrs. stalled
the
Mrs.
Mrs.
L.
Al-
James
R.
were
others
present.
Lina Lucca as president
Women’s
The place
Clubs’
has been inof the newly
Federation.
installation ceremonies Sunday
Lions
in
afternoon
took
the
Ba-
Club.
Benefit Bridge-Tea The Most Rev. A. Ervine Swift,
Episcopal
Bishop
of
San
Juan,
will open his home on Ashford Ave. Aug. 26, for a benefit bridge and tea. The affair, scheduled to take place at 1:30 p.m., is to raise funds for the St. Annes Guild. Tickets will be $1.50
per
person.
MIAMI DRAPERY 1863
Loiza
Santurce
St.
Tel, 3-2111
BRIDAL SHOWER—Miss Rosario Ferré, who will wed Benigno Trigo, Jr., Aug. 20, was honored at a bridal shower and dinner party in the home of Mrs. Eva Roig de Ferré last week, left to right are Miss Maybeth Dosal, Mrs. Mary vda. de Sécola, Mrs. Daisy Mattei de Fernandez, Miss Ferré, Mrs. Eva R. de Ferre, Mrs. Ana M. Dosal, Mrs. Margarita Guzman and Mrs. Ena M. de Gorlin.
ARCEA Party
Farewell Party
founded Bayamén Club, sponsored by the Club “‘Hijas del Caribe” of the Business and Professional
yamén
or
and
Mr
Over New Bayamon Club
7 to 10 PM
cover
Mr.
Lauck,
Lina Lucea To Preside
Dance to 2 orchestras and see the complete floor show
at 11 PM.
Moffat,
Beverleys, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Trickey, Mr. and Mrs. Edel-
Enjoy the most different and delicious Buffet
in
Lancaster,
Russell
Eugene
Clarks, Mr. and Mrs.
(Centinued from page 8) ting and sipping refreshments on the
balconies
and
In The
terraces.
Young
Crowd
Among the young hand were Miss Letty
corted
by
Manolo
guests Brunet
Gonzalez,
on es-
Ma-
nolin and José Ramén Pérez, the Misses Sila Calderén, Angie Milan, Gloria Maria Matos, Cather-
ine
and
Lydia
Stutts,
Eileen
The
Armed
Forces
Communi-
cations and Electronics Association, of which Clyde E. Dickey is presi-
dent, will sponsor a ‘‘Ladies Night” Saturday, August 20, at 8 p. m. in the
Fort
Brooke
Officer’s
Club.
The dinner dance will last until 1 a. m. with a floor show provided by entertainers from one of the capital’s
hotels.
There
prizes for the ladies.
will
be
Suarez, Maruja Hernaiz, Helina Christensen, Malén and Jocelyn
Méndez and Margarita Stawinski. Billy Lavergne, Roberto Colén, Luis Nolla, Roberto Adsuar, Luis Vallecillo, Gabriel Guerra. The
Santaella,
Misses
Carrion, Sofia ter, Conchita
Falcén. Others Treras,
Olga
were Blas
Gonzalez, lez, José
Lanza, Nido,
Tere Ada
Torres
Jorge
DéxRita
and
Gilda
Arturo
Ferraiouli,
Ca-
Javier
Jorge Estevan GonzaAntonio Méndez, Gigo
Emanuelli,
Perico Pumarada.
The
Beatriz
Tait,
/
—~
Mariza
Ro-
driguez, Mirella Vélez, Chiqui Fernandez Sein, Marianita Rosa, Maria Mercedes Noble, Carole Garcia, Vicky Vallecillo and Isita Vallecillo were others in the young
crowd.
Misses Lenny Longo, Elisa Ortiz, Ligia Martorell, Isita Sarmiento, Maru Silva, Irene Pérez,
Still others were Miss Carol Diaz, José Enrique Amadeo, Quique Milan, José Sarmiento, An-
.
Rose
tonio
Marie
Gonzalez,
Gloria
Isa-
Caso,
|
bel Méndez, Lucy Freiria, Maria Eugenia Méndez, Ivonne Méndez,
José Luis Arias, Beni Trigo, Luis Gonzdlez, Raul Garcia, Rafi
|
Cuqui
Miranda
Ferraiouli,
Letty
Ann
Miguel
and
7 Ft
Lugo,
Tony.
Joe
Alonso: TSS
ake a
eo
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LETTERS shed
many
a
two-legged
the the
really
you tear
and
for
“shook
me”
up. I.
Rodil P.R.
UP
Ursula 8th
a
GOOD
constant
JOB
living
take
this
op-
mitment
portunity to express my appreciation for the many interesting and educational items that have
Eckardt
been
to
published
I but and
have after more
in
your
“Long
Night’s
the
paper.
running
mate,
and
John
Kennedy
Sen. Lyndon’
pose just outside the capitol
Johnson
of Massachusetts, of Texas,
and
the Demo-
vice-presidential reconvene Kennedy
as the U. S. Senate
is back in the capital after a three-week stay at his Hyannis Port, Mass.,
e. (AP
are
CHARLES
BAILEY
Washington
WASHINGTON—A ten
10.U.
nation’s
given
most
tor
in the sucessful
the
leaders
Democratic
nomination
Johnson
of
was
for
of
the
influen-
a key
fac-
Sen.
Lyndon
political
of one of in a hectic
the day
obtained
Walter
Reuther,
second-incommand
of
the
AFL
CIO,
United
Auto
chief
Workers influence eouncils. It the
of
and
the
a man
in
of immense
Democratic
also involves Sam tough old Texan
speaker
of
sentatives
the
and
Rayburn, who is
House
who
party
the
was
TODAY’S'
the
Michigan the
| threatened
on
the
delegation
at
party’s to
force
Johnson
liberals
and
floor
fight
a
nomination.
Way
It Was
Here is the way it happened on Thursday, July 14, the day that Kennedy asked Johnson to be his running-mate: Johnson, after long discussion with his advisors, decided to ac-
cept
Kennedy’s
offer
place on the ticket.
of
(He
second
had been
tipped off two days earlier by publisher Philip Graham of the Washington
Post
that
the
offer
would be made
in good faith and
that Kennedy accept.)
hoped
When
word
he
would
got out that John
was Kennedy’s choice, and agreed to serve, Democratic
top |liberals
BEST
campaign
the convention—the core of the angry anti-Johnson reaction that
;son Repre- jhad
of
Johnson’s
Finally, it involves the leaders of
The
infighting,
involves
for
Angeles.
Texas.
by the STAR’S Washington Bu reau, fills in one of the big Gaps in the still-unfolding story of Johnson’s nomination. It
Los
effort to get |agitated
vice-presidential
This account key maneuvers
of
one
politically
labor
at
half-forgot-
by
tial
strategist
Bureau
FROM
raised
a
noisy
EUROPE
ruckus.
eo
to in
{
dern,
ITALY Cattoni
8-1
the a
call
and
why
said
laws
to make a floor issue that night.
and
also,
as
At
this
point
ther,
whose
Rayburn,
views
to law in Democratic
on
the
to
Johnson “command through a telephone
in
the
Shot Comes reminded’
I
almost
he
had
Johnson
and Rayburn and had told them that if the Texas senator turned out to be the party nominee for president, he would support him. (it is net clear whether Reuther had given this assurance with
any
idea
that
Johnson
ac-
tually would be nominated. The Texan had always been considered.a long-shot candidate, particularly
after
Kennedy’s
string
of
primary victories seemed to have tied up the nomination for him.) At any rate, Rayburn now reminded Reuther of his pledge,
pointed
he
could
out
to
support
him
that
Johnson
if for
president there should be no reason why he couldn’t support him for vice-president. suggested—forcefully
and
“call
off”
are
to the
sure
the
a
organized
labor’s political troops who were taking part in the anti-Johnson
that
I
visited
could
an
immediate
treatment and poor creatures.
change
the
care of these I suggest that
you have Mr. Dinhofer visit the animal refuge so that he can see
first
place
hand
in
that
Puerto
there
Rico
is
worthy
a
of
being called the Government of Puerto Rico’s Dog Pound. Being
a layman, I do not know how or who to see in order to assist the people,
Refugio who I
de La Milagrosa am sure would
gladly
accept
uprising.
act
the
Reuther did issue a statement, as Rayburn had suggested, and
for the impounding of animals in the island. I, therefore, ask
legation. That group with
heavy.
argument
Reports
statement One
of
was
caucusing,
running
of
the
hot
and
Reuther
sifted into the session. the
state’s
top
leaders
that Reuther had indeed endorsed Johnson. Within minutes, the
fight was over
so far as Michi-
gan was concerned—and that meant the fight was over, for
practical purposes, ' ‘
$
4
er
as
you
and
Mr.
everything dog
operated
the
on of As
stated,
the
would
your
a
to
organization
to
power
existing
pound
to that pounds.
authority
Dinhofer
in
ards having ment
the
official
standard
governor
equal
the Mainland dog I have repeatedly
welcome
“Refugio” the
people
authority
who
man
each
he
I’m
day,
had
sure
has.
cracker,
has
a
merged
the
House
distinct
the
Boys, Club
idezs
AFL-CIO
the and
(and
the Grand
Flatbush even the
DemCon-
as I sometimes and Miss von
seems
they
his
do.
to be James
convinced
Joyce’s
Leo-
acad
own
little
Miller
way.
wrote
Or,
of
his
to
operate said dog pound. Hoping to hear from you with-'
in the near future,’ and as ‘a
personal méssage 1' requést
as Wil-
must
be
We all sense a certain political formlessness at times as we fumble with the idea-tools
that
will
carve
experimental
the
molds,
molds,
of
the
the
fu-
ture. But the ideals are always there, within, and we will have to try and let ourselves seek them out intuitively, tionally, but always
unerringly.
It’s not
the
the
tail
on
then ra(I think)
easy
to
political
pin
donkey
without knowing exactly where he is. But perhaps that’s the price we pay for and the confusion,
knowledge, methods be the
that
size, speed, as well as
comes
with
new
of communication. May“scientifically selected
hard-working supporters” the legacy of the 1960’s,
are and
when
the
they
enter
candidate’s they'll know the
CIA,
If
need
Pilot
absentia. ly
a
At
hero
prices,
we
might
Powers
least
defined
National
pork
Francis
can’t get elections,
as
TVA,
Council, etc. etc.
we
run
office
“shadows” I hope what to do about
FAA,
Security housing,
do tow-
abolished
a
ly Loman,”...attention paid to this man...”
em-
in
Morgan
Arthur
powered by the government to take over the existing dog pound, I am sure there would
be
untrue.
of
in
sub-
be
The
absurdum of modern man, but there is a school, to which I belong, that sees him as a hero
sequently became a member of known as El Refugio de la Milagrosa, which is located on the Cupey Alto Road in Rio Piedras. If an organization such as the
aforementioned
we
contest.
pold Bloom has often been cused of being the reductio
money license
and
be
that
would substantially assist in the proper operation of a dog pound. I have in mind an animal re-
fuge
work
that
Eckardt
year
out the Mainland. The collected from said
to
less mess—much think they do,
government each
be
out
still,
dado Unmarried Bachelors. They don’t really merge into a form-
allocated pound.
license
Better
might
Street ocratic
to
happens
is dog
as
year,
MacArthur
a hero
say
gia
enforced,
what
that
for
am
not
General
rerun
this
each of its members),
investigate
findings
retirement?
should film
a
Miss
and identifications of its own, as does the NAACP, the Geor-
such as is done in New York and many other states through-
In Reuther
visited
country.
please your
money
purchase
that before the convention, when Johnson was a presidential candidate,
on mo-
could enact a law obligating owners of domesticated pets to
the UAW-dominated councils of Michigan.
Long Rayburn
the
to
annually
post”, put call to Reu-
amount
goings
of
was
Does
into a “mass culture with mass communications” would, I think,
the
civilized,
democratic
you
came out of the huddle to check on the report. He was informed
Lo
publish we
take
To
happy
had
ideal?” we
a
com-
good withal.
that
was
noble
thoughts, is a bit leary of ‘“heroes” and thinks life is pretty
I am sure you are aware of the existing laws for the protection of animals in Puerto Rico. I
the effect was marked—particularly on the key Michigan de-
ON ,
to what
I
someone
publish
Johnson
>
pound,
an
or
subway
put
visited
a
our
find
wife and three children, makes $65 a week, thinks few great
in this column
have
that
ask
Rayburn
//
I
dog
see
guts
and bluntly—that Reuther should announce his own support of
TO
as
and
fight
be
we
teaser.
have
asopao, are
lives in a small Brooklyn apartment, rides for an hour on the
Journey”
should
given
Among the leaders were the Michigan delegates, who threatened
and
VV
true,
filthy
Reuther Support Of Kennedy Thwarted Convention Fight STAR
paper
the details
Photo).
By
your
can
think
winner
in writing. Being an average animal lover and knowing that
his
August ‘Missing:
“where
Eisenhower
could
by Al Dinhofer, I feel that my humble thanks to Mr. Dinhofer
CAPITOL—Sen.
Castro Rey, P.R.
ASOPAO
of
to
particular
never written before, reading today’s issue specifically a column
entitled
it.”
Eckardt’s
symbol
the
wish
good
need
entitled
windup,
of
I
done
the
was a flavorless
The
reader
STAR
AT
von
column
heroes...where
As
nominee,
animals
FLAVORLESS
Sir:
MATES
the
Heroes”
THE
up
Sir:
e+e
KEEP
SUNNING
keep
se
Congra-
Santurce,
Dinhofer
Frank Hato
on the wonderthe photograph.
Marta
Mr.
for a job well
please
work,
characters,
to
you
article by Al Dinhofer disposal of stray dogs
tulations both ful article and
cratic presidential
convey
“thank
worthless but on
UP
he’s
image.
in
a sharp-
But
him back in we'll have
if
we
time for to run
with
whichever
party
we
best
elicits
echo
from
our
ideals
within.
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non-IBM
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EDITORIALS A
Great
Responsibility
A special committee appointed by Gov. Munoz Marin has issued a report on the educational system which poses a tremendous challenge for the govern-
Re-
Human
on
Committee
the
by
report
The
ment.
sources said that, at its present rate of growth, the educational system will fall far short of producing figure
The
of the three
graduates
used in the report is 142,000
graduates
college
1975.
by
need
will
economy
the
that
and
intermediary
elementary,
the
levels of education which will not be available to fill positions which must be filled to carry on the economic program at that time. This overwhelming shortage of trained persons
up
the
quality
of teaching.
in
schools
through
children
keeping
involves
It
stepping
of
one
simply
the
of
yet
a
With
four years
last
average
Maud
" NAL St. Loves Post Dicpatile
not
INK OF SPACE TRAVEL Citeos Stem)
educaof
year
of schooling, according to the report, the
proportions. It is out do this immediately.
everyone is a chore of immense of the question, of course, to
|
What can be done, as the report recommends, is to institute universal school enrollment and to press for longer retention of students in school. The overhaul of the educational system, whicn the Governor called for a year ago, is sorely needed and every resource of the government should be applied to the achievement of marked progress, year by year, in correcting the inadequacies that exist.
Democracy
that
learned
have
we
that
recently
Z
paign which accompanied ing
Eisenhower
ocratic
in spirit. Take the police “progress report” on thievery The for the latest 24-hour period issued yesterday. thieves didn’t concentrate on the rich, on banks, or They on cash registers as thieves do in most places. spread their 26 thefts among various levels of economic status and position in the community. those who reported robberies were a Among
the
Governor’s
you
can
and
son
everyone
patient,
It
experience.
will be
won’t
were
judge
a
and,
is eligible
everyone
that
see
share
undoubtedly for
easy
if one
thieves
our
in
ledge that the Taylor opposition would make the most of it. It
did. A “of the
to
voting
is
County,
the call
Something
new
We've
campaign.
stop campaign
Votes
For
has seen
demise
to the
political
the
whistle-
of
to
get
p
i
jollier
when
CAPers, test,
hy
the,
Repyblicans,
their
sl ¥ fo:
Ly
old
town
and_
he
tour
will
by
Kefauver
be
who
helpful.
in
New
His
Hampshire,
voting
added
do not like him
record
will
please
ultra-conservatives
The
farmers.
the
and
labor
cannot.
be won
by
Kennedy
anyhow. These, and other factors in the Tennessee primary, all add up to a plus for the national ticket. National leaders of Sen. Kefauver’'s party it was they knew because anxiously watched
theory
in the
a
border
states
trend
in
about
the
abolish
the
concerned
conservative
was
running
South.
effect,
secondary
A
the
effectively
also
would
It that
impressive
An
overly
not
were
South
the
Sen.
of
fact
Senate.
demonstrate
would
victory
the
to
return
important
the
beyond
meaningful Kefauver’s
spiritual
focus,
in
clearly
yet
not
But it also was a testing time for the Democratic party, its platform and its philosophy.
effect
is
yet
another
congressional
portent
session
Sen. Kefauver
in
it
for
the
one
the
and
of
can be, and will be,
he will be most
useful
during
He will already
been tested in action and results. He will be given
much more For the
important
responsibility. Kennedy-Johnson
campaign
asset
ticket
in
there
the
is
an
senator's
convincing victory.
wr
ing
to the work of the Kennedy organization, may well bring that state into the Democratic camp. There also are areas in the Midwest where
platform.
targets.
the four years of congressional action. His loyalty has seniority. more have
In-
ging
Crump’s
win in November,
It’s all as polly ;a3. can be,,and. it, prom-:
even
chief
a more effective supporter of the Kennedy-Johnson program in the days ahead. If the Democrats
by train and the rise in plane and tele-
dep and Atitiste bind
Mr.
next January.
He calls it “operation the campaign a new flavor. mountain range.” The Governor’s vote-seeking trek is taking him through the mountains of Puerto Rico and he is keepingus informed with “communiques,” just like
ises
the
B DOD.) M cGi \} RUAN
will be at work in the Deep South. It is in this is opposition of the platform area that most
present
vision campaigning, but Gov. Mufioz Marin has given
in wartime.
were
2
headquarters of the reactionary organizations opposing the senator, was in part a personal one.
There
added
been the
record,
Demoliberal
Sen. Kefauver’s astonishing triumph, in which he humiliated his antagonist by carrying Shelby
and
in their operations, all they need is time.
Yodeling
tremendous acceleration attack followed on the
platform adopted by the Angeles. It, and Kefauver’s
McGILL crats at Los
and offices, but at the rate of increase
on all homes
it
dorsed Senator Kefauver. This was done with full know-
were among the 26 victims in the latest report. Add these to previous thefts of the last week or so, when included,
where
twice was and return to the Democrats in November. Sen. Lyndon Johnson spoke in the Tennessee capital five days before the primary test and en-
-
They
leader.
Scout
Girl
a
and
senator
a
mayor,
Tennessee from the
columns
|
reasonable to say, for example, that Sen. Kennedy will have a fighting chance to carry New Hampshire. Sen. Kefauver is very popular there. He has a large and loyal following. A speak-
it has important mean-
for the Kennedy-Johnson ticket. It should mean, first of all, that is likely to revert
dem-
are
R a | ph
By
Sen. Estes Kefauver’s spectacular destruction his Tennessee opposition and the smear cam-
of
their agility, but it is only they
e
REINA
Is Everywhere
have demonstrated thieves Our adeptness and energy for a long time,
Kefauver’s Tennessee Victory Boon For Democratic Ticket
for
training
school
elementary
least
at
of
objective
the
of children.
thousands
population
total
least
economy
elementary
an
make
to
enough
effective
tion possible for many
the
at an
with
but
education,
an
support
the expand-
with
with
persons
requiring
economy
ing
rudiments
help
to
is two-sided
problem
The
jobs
odd
do
to
had
children
family.
their
in school, or
them
did not insist on keeping
parents
young-
either because
out
cases, dropped
These
grades.
elementary
the
finishing
sters, in most
out of school
of the children dropped
said, 31 percent
the
Last year, the report
elementary grades and beyond. before
is not
problem
The
1975.
We
today.
situation
serious
for
to wait
have
not
do
a
presents
obviously
He is now free to campaign. Once the brief Session is ended, the tall Tennesj * Congressional
sean can go out and speak for the ticket. It is
centered.
all
encouraged
to
smear
the
the
have groups
extremist
and
primary
Tennessee
The
action.
coercive
Itsavould
harmful.
been
have
won,
opposition
Kefauver
the
Had
would
proved they are not effective in the northern tier states. They will be less and their Indeed, Cotton states.
of Southern in the old
for
sometime
they have The
been
listened
Tennessee
shrill
and
to less and
less.
been
have
results
so will
be
helpful
less so voices
extreme to
those
Democrats trying to create active work for the ticket in the states of Alabama, South Carolina, prove Louisiana, Georgia and Florida. It may helpful in Mississippi. The hibernating Southern
politicians are not happy, but they know that the way of the third party man is like that of the transgressor.
to go.
There
really
isn’t
any
other
place
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openings 23. dwelling
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his
spade
with
spite
to of
six clubs the
fact
that South bid twice, he did not show any strength: South might have had a distributional hand and was looking for a place to
Not to be outdone
by his part-
THE BETTER HALF
their spade
trick to defeat
the slam. Oddly enough, declarer had no choice of plays when the club queen did not fall. The contract hinged upon the diamond finesse no matter how the hearts were divided. Therefore, South was
forced to take a diamond
finesse
when the club queen did not fall. It would have succeeded and so
would The finesse
the slam. fact that for
the
_ South club
did
not
queen
has
not been overlooked. South should not try a club finesse. If he
can
drop
the
queen
doubleton
in either hand, the slam is foolproof no matter who has what. Failing to drop the queen, he still has the diamond
finesse going for
him. The result only shows that there is always a way to play a
By Bob Barnes
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play the final contract. Regardless
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judge
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holding
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approve. North, having rebid two no trump, showed a very good
29. supplier
to yesterday’s puzzle,
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hand
the
the
followed
the third heart and the defenders
East Pass Pass
lead:
to
that
cashed
the hope that none of the readers
leader
11. color
KI9T
bidding
ther
and
from dummy on the fourth heart. South chose the latter play. As can be seen, West trumped in on
North 1D 2NT
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finesse
declarer
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By
Clyde
Lam
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, August 11, 1960 SX
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, August 11, 1960
OFF Mo. oo OW
By
where
Cc by uc k
she
N ew
visited
MMMM
Lisbon,
Italy,
Webster Pullen, vice president of the First National Bank of N. Y., entertained at cocktails and dinner Tuesday at La Concha
Switzerland, Paris and Nice; is glad to be home... There be a bridge and tea at the
Hotel's
Ashford
guests
of honor
Leonard
Room.
were
Goldenson,
The
Mr.
and Mrs.
Reverend
A.
are on a
Espiscopal
Bishop
week from California, where attended the wedding and
reception
Eartha shop
of
her
Kitt...
friend,
The
of a scissor
“Schear
home
who
trip which will take them through the West Indies and South America. Goldenson, who is the president of American Broadcasting Co. and Paramount Theatres, Inc., is making a study of business conditions in the interest of his Broadcasting and TV company... Singer Ruth Fermandez returned
last She
Ave.
singer
sign over the
Sharpener
Heaven”...
reads,
Decorator
Edna Rozas called to tell me of her wonderful trip through Europe,
METROPOUT A
3-mo?
on
August
of The
Ervine
Right
Swift,
the
of Puerto
26 at 2 p. m.
This
Maribel
recently
Pérez
married...
Wanda
Jiménez
Among
have
a former
secretary, has hung her shingle out as a florist in Isla Verde...
Tita Justicia spending several days in Washington
and
Philadelphia. . .
American
Society
ministration
for
Public
includes:
Ad-
president,
Everyday
3:00
PML
Regular
Prices Seats Neo Waiting
Available
COBIAN'S THEATRES SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT
f
v
Pictures For TODAY PAPPPAPPPPA PAPAL APPODR,
PARAMOUNT
hr*, Phone
Show start 1:50 P.M. Opening
Danny Kaye “FIVE PENNIES”
LORRAINE - 12 M. Peter Fynch “WINDOM’S WAY" Phone MUSIC HALL ,?3:7 Continuous Shows Starting 1:50 p.m. Edmund Purdom “THE COSSACKS”
James
Continuous Shows Starting 1:50 P.M. Opening Cagney as Admiral ‘Bull’
Halsey
in
“THE
GALLANT
HOURS”
AMBASSADOR - 12 M. Mamie
Van
“BORN
Clint “HARD
Doren
RECKLESS”
Walker
“DEVILS
- Kirk
Wells,
wife
C. QO. of the S. J. and Mrs. George
of
Cmdr.
Wells,
the
station’s Exec. Officer, Cmdr. and Mrs. Frank Kaine, Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs. W. Barren and Lt. and Mrs. Fred Moore... The Frank Kirkpatricks entertain at their
beach
home
Sunday
in
Isla
Verde
evening. .. Martha
white
way’?
seeing
all
week where
the
the
‘big
she _ reports
latest
to
June
in
theatrical,
Broadway
30,
1964,
covers
2.
The
ducers
TV
and
agreed
Brenes La Roche, Andrés Leandri, Francisco Garcia
Alvarez Arache,
and Ramon
Pérez
Cmdr. and entertained
Mrs. at a
Station
home
honoring
Lt.
Monday Melvin
evening
Chapman
and
side
for
who
visit
plays
Tharsday. August 11 11:00-—(4) Pototo y Filomeno 12:00—(11) 1;30—(4) 3:45 - (2) 4:00-(2) 4:30-(2) (4) (iL) 5:00-(2) (6) 5:30—(2) (4)
Telefiesta de la The Big Picture
5:45-(4) Arriba
dancers,
Prince
Hora
tural Noticias,
y
Deportes
La
Tour”
el
Cul-
Del
8:00—(2)
Jitazo
Teatro
(6) 8:30-(2) (4)
(6) 9:00-(2) (il) 9:30-(2)
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(@)
(il)
10:15—(2) 10:30-(4) \1:00-(4)
The state
of
la Noche Deportes los Recuerdes
Oregon
is
Time
- Music
for
One
name
HiFi
Musie
Movies the Worid
in
Guide
Corner
Varieties
For
the
unknown.
frias,
Screen
International
news
Actors
and
Hawes,
named
for
wea
GENERAL
2ND BiG WEEK! a
PLEASE DONT Eat THE DAISIES
composer
an
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automobil
at
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This
open
up
opportunities.
for
mor
modern ways of operating whic will be infinitely more successfu
ed as good
day and also confer with traine«
fer you
following:
VIRGO
Follow
in your own
Be
an
originator
(Aug. 22 to! Sept. 22
those
advisors,
intuitive flashes
since
both
can
tc
help
yor
and NOT a follower today and tonight, if you want to use today’s
to
beautiful aspects to vantage. Be generous spirited.
Associates will understand you views if you are specific today
(March
fullest adand public-
Don’t be afraid to be specific with higher-ups and they will give
you
valuable
support
advice
you
and
what it is you in the future are going to your goals.
20
to
figure
20)
21
to
you
June
21)
Any
public
ed
MOON
11:
10:29
P.M.
The
and
to
te
(Dec.
‘22
to
Jan .
you. (Jan.
21
to
Feb
19) Make use of that brilliam Aquarian personality now to con tact all the individuals who car help you to a greater oa happier future. (Feb.
20 to March
20)
Concentrate upon getting a great er income for yourself in the fut moon
ure...
sets at
TIDES Thursday.
@
High
San Juan: Fajardo: Ponce: Mayaguez:
P44 Fu,
everyone
today.
PISCES
August
import
It would be very wise t the very height of fash
AQUARIUS
are
being more broad-minded through: : out the day and evening, you will
at
all
20) Make ita point to give a worc of praise or kindness té those whc live under own roof of are relat
|Tright now. Strive to be popular. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) By
today
on with
CAPRICORN
Know
matters
start
co-operative
ion
21)
what it is that you desire. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July
(Oct: 23 to Nov. 21
early
Dec. 21) dress in
with per-
admire.
needec
they will extend added favors. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22
out exactly
to co-operate
whom
May
much
and duties before you. And if you
want to accomplish and just how you go about reaching
(May
day
or financial
an
are
(April
will lend
SCORPIO Get
need.
TAURUS
advance in your ¢career. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22
and they support.
21 to April 19)
‘ast Cr. Kae a doe
JUST GOOD AMERICAN FOOD Open
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is your day te plunge into every sort of a new interest or arrangement with zest and to meet everyone possible, especially those stat-
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ning personality and loved nature.
“NOTORIOUS MR. MONKS” “SATAN SATELLITES”
Columbia.
loric music.
Missouri. Little is known of Hawes
except he had yellow hair, a win-|f
th
By Carroll Righter -cnxsansnaaae
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THE
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attend
ISR Db nent
Thursday,
Jasper
lecal
will
lecturer, he is a specialist tm fol
Jasper National Park—4,200|} 10:18 AM miles in the heart of the Canadian |} pa Rockies—is
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next month. Fonfrias, is a graduat of the University of Puerto Ric
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Corp.
publishers,
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of
International Convention of Musi Editors te be held in New Yor
relatively easy for you to handle
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manager
What The Stars Foretell.
sons
You
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general
pay formulas were of employment special categories | allowances.
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rises
of
the
4. Higher granted for
Fine
Nocturnal
9:00-WWWW Music Just 9:30— WFID-F M— Nocturne
to
GEMINI
Everyone
CONFAB
a
Guild welfare formula. 3. Extras will get retroactive
Sit down
P. R. Club
Jazz
- Evening
equivalent
ARIES
Discs.
4:30- WHOA - Roy Godes Show WRIO-—Festival de Cuerdas 5:00-WKYN-Movie Rundown
11:05 - WHOA - Midnight
RIALTO-SAN JUAN
iSally RACERS” Fopgey i)
pro-
establish
health and welfare fund with an initial contribution of $50,000 and subsequent contributions
sign
680
WAPA - Serenade 11:00- WRIO - HiFi Serenade
Show
the
Hipico
2:00 - WF ID-FM- Music for Listening WAPA- Discoteca 2:35 -- WHOA - Variety with Vic
8:30- WWWW
Panamericano
of
Jockey
- WHOA - Post
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Genios
Telecine en Espafiel El Pregunton Musical Diario Puertorriquefie
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3:00-WWWW- Music For WAPA-Club 680
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“Filomena Marturano” (Film) “‘Perdon Para Esta Mujer” Lucha Libre “Sierra Brava” Show
Club
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Cardinales
(6) Extra de (0:00-(2) Noticias, (4) Album de
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7:45-(6)
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7:30-(2) “Bold Venture” Film (6) En Broma y en Serio (lL)
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4:00—WHOA-— Molly and WFID-FM- Around Hi-Fi
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“Seraya”
(6) Discovery
drums,
calypso,
Subject
8:30—WAPA-—Club
Deportes
(4) Rendezvous
WIPR-310
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Tituiares Informe det Tiempo “Vida en el Pasado” Ronda Social
(6) Ultima
(Listings
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el Telon
6:15- (2) 6:25—(2) 6:30—(2) (4)
bongo
7:00— WRIO-— Musica y 7:30 - WHOA - Sports 8:00-WFID-FM- Rise
(Sp.)
Cartoons “Sheena” “Miami Beach Guided Club de Serruchito
charming
Donnell
lena, who feature and bali dances.
Thursday.
6:00- (2) (4) (6) (it)
6:40- (4) &:55-(2) 7:00-—(2)
the
6:00+WHOA -Earty
Tarde
Rojo, Azul y Blance “Sobre el Abismo” Cartoons “Le Que Viene dei Mar” Cocina del Hogar “Dead Man’s Gulch” (Film) Pelicula de la Tarde Les Amigos és Pinecho La Hora del Nifio “‘Robin Hood” Cartoons
his
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11:30—(4) (11)
with
many state-
sings and dances. She will be featured on the same bill with
TELEVISION
YEARS”
Jack Hogan - Jimmy Murphy “PARATROOE COMMAND”
com-
movie
to
Douglas
7:30 SUPER DRIVE-IN 33°
extras
television,
mercial and industrial films. Key provisions: 1. General extras received pay raises from $22.05 a_ day to $24.25, dress and riding extras, from $29.04 to $31.94 and silent bit extras, from $61.33 to $67.46.
this
Sleeper
from
Producers
1, 1959.
Santos
1255 P. de Leon Ave. - Santurce Aire Acondicionado - 2-0465
“ROD
were
Capt. and Mrs. Carl Bowers. Capt. Bowers is the Naval Station
Film
gal
includes,
DISCIPLES”
“CARELESS
Belfield.
guests
Television
and the Assn. of Motion Picture Producers. The pact, which will extend
pay of $1.20-a day for the period from April 2, 1959, to Oct.
board
BARGAIN”
Lancaster
Stuart
festive
of
actress-dancer wife, Rita Tanno... Jackie Danois, who opens at Club Harlem tonight is a multi-talented
The
HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M. Burt
\Mrs. the
(AP)—The
Screen Extras Guild has reached agreement on a new four-year labor contract with the Alliance
urer.
(4) Show
MATIENZO "3:35
HOLLYWOOD
Force
hits, and visiting with her friends... Richard Verney
birthday party in their S. J. Naval
Matinee
Air
Juan Labadie Eurite, Dr. Efrain Sanchez Hidalgo, vice president, Manuel del Toro, secretary-treas-
de Jesus... Lt. Don Dalton USN
inctuding Hotidays Nightly 8:P.M.
and
The new board of directors of the returned this
Juan C. Aranda
Now
brother,
Lt. Paul Welch, who stopped over en route to an assignment in Texas. Also visiting from Washington, D. €., was Nancy’s (Mrs. Dalton) sigter and brother-in-law,
Mr.
Attractive
Furniz,
Dalton’s
is to
from spending several days vacation in Philadelphia... Cal de
and
Mrs.
Rico
benefit the Saint Anne Guild... Mrs. August George has returned Mier
MAA
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she will 1313
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Call
Bie Pisa? Tel. 3-
assistance Puerte Nueve
suse
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be epee
&
Caparra
sat
Terrace
THE
SAN
JUAN
STAR
—
Thursday, August
S
ish
Federico
y.
T
Lorca’s
19
11, 1960
jedy lo
famous;
Next
is
‘‘Nosotros,
El
Be
Mundo,”
3
tragedy with a modern according to Bellomo,
; :
je
Spanish rural tragedy, ‘“‘Bodas de|a Sangre”’ opens this evening at 8:40
‘‘Greek concept”
BE
in the
written
d e D: uu j
night run featuring a completely | wife, Celia Alcantara. Other plays local cast. include: George Bernard Shaw’s Taking the leading roles in the| ‘‘Androcles Y El Leon” (Andrecles large cast are Esther Sandoval,|and the Lion); the tragic-comedy Enzo Bellomo, Luz Odilea Font,|‘‘Las Manos de Euridice” (Euri-
b
Alicia Moreda and Luis Alberto|dice’s Hands) by Pedro Bloch: Martinez. “Por El Amor de Dios,’’ a comedy This will be the first of 10 plays} with a central-European setting
Tapia
to be Theater
Theater
for
presented in by the Puerto
versal
Theater
a four-|
to
a
local|a
establish
group
|
permanent
i
Puerto Rico performances.
4 7
The theater project is being|day launched here by Bellomo, an Ar-|pm.
universal
theater
moderately .
| gentina-born *\has lived in
C
fh
4
;
BE
1
8
p
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Bellomo,
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ri:
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\MOSt
of
;
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tional
2
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2
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mickey
Photo).
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one
slace
Ja and
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Used
Baby
B®.
West
As Tool
Heart
Chest
To
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a
a knock or fatal. She is
7 1
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walk or crawl. But she can slide and wriggle across the
onage
floor
“psychological
Tessa
of|
said
encouraged
no
to
sensible
erstand,
a “chick”
rc
plick chick.”
hc
(ge Said
youths
use
a~ lan-
person
such
in
first
as
and
calling
in
happy
a
a
sitting
for
haves
sets,
the
D
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Thursday, August 11
MUSIC at
|°T@'
CINEMA
skin.
Dectors
8
annually.
must
now
ships
These
Moliere’s comedy,
was
heart
role
;
The project opening the a 107-mile waterway to ves mous 1 ith a 37-foot draft is ex-
Baez.
be to
thigh
the
BELLOMO ..in leading
45,000 tons use the Suez Canal
Got Wings); “La Novia” (The
position.
her
temporary
girl}
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T
and | Bride), by Ruiz de \a Fuente; and | Ismailia, at the canal’s midpoint
fall could not allowed
from
grafted
the
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Soon after Tessa was born, skin
could
a pretty
is
otherwise healthy baby, but
tactics.
andermann ge
warfare
Music
|Canal
“Lecho Nupcial,”” a light comedy | and Europe. |by Jan Hartog; Eugene O’Neill’s} In a trial run the British | drama “Todos Los Hijos De Dios|tanker Lovellia, with a 36-foot | Tienen Alas’’ (All God’s Children draft iled from Port Said to
West” by Horst Sandermann, andidate for the Communist
sh
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radio
u ry
(AP)—Tessa Raeburn was bern 22 months ago with her heart outside her ribs. Now surgeons are going to
put it where it belongs.
as part of
the
Rodriguez
ec
a
s
Other “Bodas Presentatio Following. de. Sangre” around the Cape of Good Hope | will be, in order of presentation: | t© travel between the Far East
EDINBURGH,
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in preparing ; tival. Stores
Surgery
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Rican Iglesias.
Curtain time is 8:40 p.m. Thurs-
The director and his group have|js enlisted the aid of many people
With
|Quiside
to
and Argentina.
.
:
dedicated
here
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45,000
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time
Puerto
Andreu
wil] continue through productions will be
BBNE AND BABY GO HOME—Actress Jayne Mans-|and television acting and direct
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, August 11, 1960
Transport Workers Union Buys Hospital To Care For Members The
independent
Union
of Tran-
building
with
bed
accomodations
sport Workers will take over Monteflores Hospital in Santurce next month after purchasing the pri-
for 36 patients, and an extension now under construction which will house an out-patient department
vately
as
owned
medical
$700,000 Tuesday. Beginning Sept. 1, will treat members
drivers labor
union
plus
of the 20 doctors staff Monteflores,
and
an
hospital
of
the
bus
related
private
patients
presently
a
inmain
CAPRI,
Italy
on
the
(AP)—There’s
Isle of Capri
cafes
of
the
Piazzetta
sit on the steps Catholic Church
of of
(Continued
ward
a
that and
the Roman Santo Ste-
fano. The pastor first tried hosing down the steps with water several times daily. But the tour-
and
from
Page
total
can
center
sit
of the
on
middle may churchgoers.
steps.
either be
Loungers.
side,
but
the
trod
only
by
of
some
5,000
workers,
for a high degree of for the lower Congo
said
that all attempts
yesterday at secession
will
be smashed and those demanding provincial independence will be
of
a
cooperative
multi-union
ia
an
area
between
The
Congolese
received
sponsoring
the state claimed by
The der,
General
army
Victor
to arrest
livering
added areas
commanman,
Halsey.
mysterious
cargoes
by
the
has
south
black
Zapata
coast,
on
the
been
put
off
Kashamura told the Associated Press his government will order general mobilization unless Unit-
ed Cuba through normal channels has doubled in the past six
Congolese
rising A
that
against Belgian
said
he
the
people
“We
Sabena
enter
will enter Katanga
viet
alone,”
Lumumba
Airlines
machinegun
told
Officers of the United Nations
to
move
turday.
first
ment made
the Congo told expected orders
to
Katanga
No
official
before
step to 3
Elisabethville,
chiefs
of
African
has
been
about
tribes
250
in
Ka-
tanga left Elisabethville yesterday for their homes, without
rifles
and
ammunition
to them Tshombe. He had to chiefs
beautiful ,
publicity
by
promised
Premier
Moise
intended giving them purely as gifts but
given to his gesture by
painted B
newsmen and_ photographers caused him to change his mind. The rifles were brought to
walls...§
suaded
governmen offices Tuesday by Belgian troops. Newsmen perTshombe
it would
ter not to have out publicly. It
was
yesterday
that
the guns and ammunition be sent to the chiefs later
will
Belgian
and
SUPER KEM-TO
be bet-
the guns handed
learned
government
Minister
of
The
officials
Interior
Godefroid Munongo took Pains to explain why the
great chiefs
were being presented with rifles. Munongo said “the rifles are just
pa
gifts.
For
a
long
time
the
as a sign of than anything
from
from a
north.
Foreign
enough to hold planes or rockets
special “Cuban
are unloaded crews.”
are
by
the
They Russian
. “Best
A
Frem
mountain
Democratic
total
person
of
Page
range”
his
quate
than
out
10,000
Tuesday
at
eight different political meetings to hear the governor speak against the Republicans
and the Christian
Action Party, communique.
according
to
the
The principal matter of interest
among the rural listeners was the registration of the church-backed CAP. At one release stated,
point, the press the governor was
by a CAP
leader
in Agua
da why the Popular party supports birth-control laws, which are
strongly opposed by the church. Mufioz answered that those laws were passed before Party existed, the
the Popular communique
said. The governor said, it added, that
the
Popular
Party
has
not
repealed them beeause the laws allow each citizen to request birth-control
information
if
it is
consistent with his religious principles. At
one
point
during
his
trip
to a rural area near Afasco,
During Ministry
z ot fet Wa viene a
and
by
a
his
the
group
were
“torrential
down-
ing in got stuck in the mud and had to be towed “a good distance” a
tractor.
Mufioz
stressed
that
the Repu-
plane in order to photograph Page
1)
trip to the Soviet
this
delayed
trip,
charged,
the they
tary objects. The most serious
Kirton was
charge
ing
mili-
against
that he “organized
an
intelligence apparatus” shortly after arriving in the Soviet Union.
involve
utilization
an pre
of the tai and futur
period
in the high schoo!
Most Deans Present Benitez pointed out that most the university deans: present the meeting yesterday had taugt! in high schools before moving + the university. The subject of yesterday’ Ss mee ing was the plan to advance un}
versity seniors.
training
to
‘high
schoc {
Also present
the deans
at the meeting wer
of studies,
education
general studies, and the dean students. During recent years, one of Major
weaknesses
perts
studying
tional
system
the has
found
t
by
island’s been
© e¥
educ:
a lack
«
coordination between the Depar ment of Education and the unive sity. This deficiency has been a tributed to “personality conflict: among top island educators to
a
public
ago
“split”
between
Munoz. Lecal
saying
political
here,
several
Benitez
and
year
Goy
observers
however,
arf
that
th
Mufioz-Benitez “‘split’* seems to b, mending. They point; out that th governor and the chancellor hav been together at several mt affairs
recently:
blicans “have forgotten their = record” in power \ during a 1930's. ; Munoz will continge “operatio} mountain range” until he
the
eastern
end
has
the
isla
night.
a press a small
conference for today town near the center
the
He
of
Sunday
sch
island.
As he moves into each sen! He also was said to have “carried out a great number of intel- torial district, he is met by ligence trips throughout the Soviet lar Party legislators who ha had the meetings arranged f Union.”” * "Fhe accusations, contained in an him. Tuesday he was accompanié official Foreign Ministry statement issued to the press, said he from |had been detained police previously for taking pl 0 of
Poet expulsion from oe
,
6. A teacher-training prograr whereby all university ra a are required to teach ‘for ana
1)
Party.
more
turned
asked
also
teachers at university, high schoo} and elementary school levels.’
trek through the mountains, campaigning as president of the Popular
plan
colleges.
resources such as telévision printing facilities. 4. Joint cooperation in the Ten of text books.
MUNOZ “operation
This
island
ine facilities for present
(Centinued
gener.
explored
in the light of the basic needs our schools and our s@ciety.”’ 3. The joint use of os
not
them.
of
the
“re-examined with the ‘cooperatio of the Department of Educati
parts for airand “get very
handle
be
n
has _ bee:
series
outlined
1)
that
Re-examine Curriculam 2. The curriculum of: the Schoo of Education, under study severa years by the university, will
at
Cuba.
longshoremen
to
up for the
other
care.”
allowed
by
photographed forbidden military factories and equipment. It said Kirton had been picked up by police in Odessa last winter for doing the same thing. Embassy officials had expected Seebespemntencatiedes ia teiale
+4
in
agenda’
Benitez
pregram.
pour.” The jeeps they were travel-
far
¢ Lovely new colors
now
Page said
1. A plan to advance universit}
gian government authority more
afternoon
one coat
and
from
training to outstanding high schoo seniors. The plan entails a clos} coordination of the high school and the university’s first yea
governor
(Continued
¢ Covers any wall surface in
added,
Band.
Oliveras
areas which will the conferences:
chiefs had old miuzzle-loading guns given to them by the Bel-
ATTACHE ¢ Easy to roll or brush on
are
Sa-
se
In
bloe
announce
on the subject thus far.
drawn
Crates delivered by Russian ships, the article said, are large
the Congo’s delegate at the United Nations, Thomas Kanza, in a telephone conversation “we are ready to go to war unless the United Nations acts.”
are
article
Steel
“far-reaching
least 200 technicians and advisers known to be from the So-
Katanga
end.
Kashamura said. Tuesday night
Lumumba. heard
troops
the week’s
the
Navy
Although
limits.
weeks,
{
EDUCATION
it
Kasai province. It said the incident occurred three days ago when U. N. troops were attacked by a group of Africans apparently involved in
Nations
the
ings,
swamp
have
Fund.
after-the-theater
(Continued
that since June 18 certain of the interior, such as
large
Charity . ‘Fund
Ships
a
The number of identified Soviet technicians who have reach-
before
for
Association Beach Club with musi m
disturbs order. Minister Anicet
ed
District
Music
An
or
white” who Information
Naval
to
Havana since June 28. In a copyrighted article,
pro-
Lundula,
“any
“Bull”
WASHINGTON (AP) — The current issue of the magazine “U. S. News and World Report” says Russian ships have been de-
under
emergency government.
Congolese
vowed
radio also report-
of the
Admiral
Cargoes To Havana
Ne-
Tuesday
powers
as
Delivering Mystery
plan.
the
army
police
task force in newsmen they
wall
is
ed five Tunisian U. N. soldiers have been attacked and killed in
pilot
latex
League
Red Ships Reported
gro city and the airport‘. Trucks and jeeps full of Congolese policemen and_ soldiers moved about.
arrested.
The Brussels
Navy
stars
tran-
sport and other union members, will be eligible for medical services at Monteflores under terms
ists still came to sit on the cool, wet steps on the hot summer | tribal warfare. days. So the priest consulted the | The Belgian radio also reportmajor of Capri and they had a| ed the situation as deteriorating were told by white traffic lane painted up rapidly. Newsmen the
The
Maldonado and Dr. Manuel Rodri- the gala premiere of “The Gallant guez Ema, former owner and di- Hours,” tonight at 8:30 at the rector. Gonzalez estimates that a Matienzo Theatre. James Cagney
fire
1)
President Joseph Kasavudu’s Abako Party followed the party’s area. Lumumba
has a problem: toe many tourists. They spill over from the side-
walk
addtional
Premiere Of ‘Gallant Hours’
CONGO demands autonomy
White Traffic Lane Ends Church Problem church
as
laboratory facilities. ' Heading this week’s negotiations were union chief Juan Gonzalez
Tapia
Streets,
building,
well
on the
at
Corazon
office
for
other
located
Sagrado
cludes
the
and
groups,
center
Navy League Sponsors
ilita
26
abies
THE SAN JUAN
NY New NEW
Islanders Seek More Voting Power tion
York Times News Service YORK—Leaders of
hundred
21
STAR — Thursday, August 11, 1960
a
Division
wealth
Puerto Rican organizat-
ment
of
of
of
Puerto
Labor.
the
Common-
Rico’s
The
Cleveland,
Depart-
San
Secretary
The
Milwaukee
Detroit,
Francisco
Migration
and
Los
Angeles.
Division
has
,is achieved, |000
there
registered
will
Puerto
of Labor of Puerto Rico Hernando Sierra Berdecia, spoke at
fices in twelve cities that have | The slogan for the substantial numbers of Puerto is a quotation from
number
the
Rican
ed
meeting
Tuesday.
residents.
Mufioz
The campaign. was begun at The goal of the campaign is The campaign is part of .a a.meeting held last week in 160,000 new Puerto Rican votHation-wide effort by the Migra- Philadelphia by Berdecia and ers in the Presidential election. Joseph Monserrate, chief of Most of these—100,000—are exthe Migration Division, who will pected to come from New York direct the registration effort. City. This is the first time such a Similar meetings with organination-wide effort has been
zation
Cif Until Sept. 7 The
hearings
cused and
of
of
two
murdering
stealing
youths
an
$750
man
him
have
been
held
and in Brooklyn.
Other meetings have been scheduled in major cities— among them Miami, Boston,
ac-
old
from
leaders
since in Camden
made. ever,
sponsored
ual
cities.
drives
said, “and 80 per cent of those who are qualified to vote do so,”
The percentage is much lower the United States, he pointed largely because of the speech | out,
campaign|in
by
a_ Rico’s
Puerto
Marin
at a
Luis
rally
last
City, was highly organized on the
in
English
to
pass
the
in individ-
takes
If the goal of this year’s drive
an interest
in politics,”
he | afraid
to
fail
it.”
on
May 7 near Coamo has been postponed until Sept. 7 by Judge Jose Luis
Purcell
The
of Children’s
youths,
Pablo
Court.
Cruz
Torres,
16, and his cousin, Israel Cruz Rivera, 15, are accused of stoning
to
death
Nieves,
Juan 69,
hanging
de
Dios
taking
the
body
from
the
complete meal in a filly!
Escalera money
and
a trée
to
make it look like suicide. Cruz Rivera hid the $740 he ke>t for himself near the scene of the crime and gave $10 to his cousin, police said. The money was found shortly after the discovery of the body. ‘ Leopoldo Bonilla Velez will represent the boys at the hearing.
R. I. Town Requires S$zlk For Students PROVIDENCE, R. I. (AP)— Two Rhode Island communities
have
taken
steps toward
compul-
sory anti-polio inoculations. The Westerly school board
voted to require graders entering either
have,
cess
of
Salk
shots.
School
or
that all first next month be
having,
in
the
a full
The
North
Committee
pro-
series
of
Smfthfield
adopted
a re-
sclution urging the state to require complete inoculation of children of all schools, public
and private. The total of polio cases reported in the state this year
stands
at
78,
including
five
deaths.
Syecial Ceremony For Hero Policemen The three policemen who broke up a holdup attempt at the home of the James Morgan family recently in Guaynabo, will be honored at a special ceremony at 10 a.m. Sunday in the Club Cabo-
rrojeio of Guaynabo Ponce Lions
by the Juan
de Leon chapter Club, Guaynabo.
of
the
Detective Juan Arzuaga, and patrolmen Antonio Diaz Davis and Osvaldo Berrios frustrated the would-be attack on the home.
librarians
are
being sought by the Central Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners for positions expected to open
Virgin
in
Puerto
Islands
Rico
in
the
and
the
near
fu-
ture.
Board Executive Secretary Ralph Rivera said the positions will pay from $4,345 to $6,435 yearly
plus
12.5
per
cent
cost
of
living allowance here and 17.5 per cent living allowance in the Virgin
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grass roots level—and that Puerto | that are required,” he said, “but Ricans in general took an intense there is a psychological barrier interest in politics. —they do not know what the “In Puerto Rico everyone test will be like, and they are
In previous years, howthe Migration Division
has
vot-
language barrier. New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts and states with subspring in Central Park: “Regis- California—all Register! Vote, stantial Puerto Rican minorities ter, Register, —require their voters to be Vote, Vote!” In an interview Monserrat pgint- | literate in English. ed out that the Puerto Rican tom“Most Puerto Ricans in this munity, particularly in New York country are sufficiently literate
made
:
to vote.
Murder Hearing For 2 Youths Put
200,-
of-|ers in the city.
jons met in Manhattan this week to plan a campaign to double the of Puerto Ricans register-
be Rican
available at your supermarket
er grocery
store.
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APARTMENT.
soned.
beach.
fer
two
inciuding service. Cacique 2071. 2580
Mo
ney
‘for
HOUSES
rent.
FRANCISCUS
3 Naira, next to Presby
FOR
SEE FRANCISCUS
3:68-6:98.
type
CG
livime
the
jocated
REN?
en
daming.
eee ideal
conditioned
b
for
—
Cee
water.
least oace.
1
FURNISHED.
bedreom,
privacy.
next to
beach.
FOR
SALE
appropriate fer lawyer
facilities. For 34625.
St? | ‘el-phone ~
SUSAN
3-S315.
COURT:
bedrooms.
2
hot
water,
screens,
Tete. Tel 2038
linen,
~
FOR across
baths,
from
plus
Bax
164,
Payment
Velazquez, Rey
Hale
248
SALE
sig
Suchville.
maid’s
living-|
3
bedrooms,
1 airconditioned. stainless buflt.le kitchen
Gea
ealy.
Air-cend.
ae
bedroom.
oui.
GARDEN
beuse
dry
reem.
large | Cesl
2853
12 noon on day before | | SCEAN a
=
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7
Los
COUNTEY
Angeles.
bef
a
residence,
, aeemues sf Gece
cermer
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tecation
Telephone
+t
r=
dice
2655
|
athe,
servant's
Parker.) C@ermeus 36
ame.
ae
tea. bs cen uae
tet
living-diming.
Leon
M75,
eee
Step
.
16%
. 322
nee
ROOMS BLOCK
FOR
KENT
La Conch a. aircondit‘condi
FEOM
| het enedwater. Sineleprivate reom. entrance. private bate. shower, New Beauty815 | rest mattress. maid s-rvice. Month $90, 2
with
bath,
screems,
de
24871.
m7
3 bode
quarters
Ponce
—_
furnish-
gage.. 35530 days, * or 63413, :
813
33312.
| |—
Extension
WELLS: fereished 3 bedroom, | SAN FRANCESCO — Vieleta with servant's quariers.| De Diese. 1599 meter ist. C— a. corner | 2695
bath
:
oe
screeas,withaurdeu. carport, fenced. lanes ey Gan et woe eek eed Miami blinds. Gall 2-3152 days. Santa:
|WP—1,
Call Bil
i
porch
china,
2632
on
Step 22
2638
2 baths. hebsby jack cage ‘ reens.ave nase | Rambla Ext. Tel. | Tr fru trees” $12.00 Code
454 — 3rd St.
Parque,
38783 betweea i@ — 1.
a3
CORNER
— Large cool touse, Seat. oc | 5
cupancy.
hesinees. 411
:
MODERN
one air-] PONCE
kitchenette.
:
=e
813
closet, living-diming, kitchenette. terrace. | office 33788, heme 29308. hot water. Maid service. Moathiy basis | 26¢3
bmittea submi
Park.
GOUSES
2634
'
Msi’
man
BUILDING
824 OFFICES
Call | smat.
ADVERTISEMENT
Mel PARK EOULEVARD: Furnished beach-| front residence. 3 bedrooms. 2 aircondit-}
me or 2. Tei. ada
30m: > after 6. 3-6567. :
Ee
RENT
SPANISH
| Pathe, original well Ideal for gallery : | “ifts. or fashions. office. 499 Sam Fran- ;
furnished.
3-642.
910]
screems. | ened.
day ad
in
COMPLETELY Ocean
2602
2
be submit-
ordered
FOR
Four bedrooms, 2 with air conditioning. | CONDOMINIUM SAN MARTIN _ Peace 813 | special living area. completely equipped de Leen 1605 First fioer effice for sale, kitchen, telephone. Utilities included.
hood. Single $125 meonthiy. Double $i5@. | 20856. Furnished or unfurmished.
business
An
STORES
a7
cece: ur | 623
aircondit | RESIDENCE furnished |
2615
room. bath. Near beach. quiet meichber-| room Com
Real Estate can reat
and heuers
to sood ant kt yee ee You tose ne tent income fer tenants. Problems
ge after vacated. white jesking
Call
near beachais im quarters, Condade. phooc 4 bedreoms, 2» oo $338. Cail
3
ondinaey uppe | |COMPLETELY
ordimary
because Franciscus
| your apartments as at
UNFUEMEEEED Lease,|RESTORED
-
aez2
iis S aww, mus Be
before
t2
room TWO ROOM ofii . furnished SmEY ATTRACTIVE small (ROBERT TSCHUDEN. Realtor — Otters | 204 bath. laundry room. garage. 3 pordh| TW ees, Stites, salle. wis fermished reoms & kitchen. for 3 menths ional ocean fremt heme oe, 5 clencts. Gor $08 metecs. | lau
2
er ditiened.
DEADLINES
Ai
aights
2686
RENT
nhouses
uafurnished.
BEY
bath,
ees
|
39994.
living dining. 2 kitches. bath.
SAY | | Germ, era, feraidhad fC furn dim het
RATE ae ordinary type
must
12 noom
publication
| Must
| Themas,
Sas | 2652
Patricie,
unusual
eee before
9:38-11,
furnished
Type No. 1 ORDINARY TYPE |
and
eeeere:
RATE
‘aed :
ESTATE,
antuaae | |MAt@
tree type
2 lines
mia.
SMALL furnished . 17 | avoided. 3 Nairn to Preshyterian ment with Carden terrace, hot water.| COUNTRY CLUB: Near lange commer. | ugueat on beach. next 33505 34m gas, $125. rent. Cail days, Mrs.| cial cembers, schesl Fresh cereer lst '
Ustines
-—
Saas
FOR
A
lime
apartments
dimary
fines,
No.
25
bath.
oy ines °F | | or longer. Telephone. screens. Reasemable.| ty furnished Oa quict beach with mas type a. Call 39587 days. a aificent view,
.
3 Same lines
O.
Type
solid
;
T
ave
eet,
lime
below)
No. No.
S
limes -
SAME
0
|
|
e 30
in
per
apply
HOUSES FOR RENT
furnished
mercondit| Fur 3 2 baths. living COSaeg, Mn Dae Re ne eetedvie, mown) Cail. Mrg. Esteves, 6-6857, 33194. reem & kitchen. Het water. teleshene. 2 hand nn acres. $175. menthiy. Call 3-15a2.
220
APARTMENTS
for simgle insertioa.|
type
has
Maria,
2
oe
space
tec.
lets for sale
| 2353
18 18.17) 17\ 17|.16'.15).14
eo
mew
phone,
turce, Rioavailabl Piedras fer first Money e
Consecu-|
ea Times 12 J. Mrmimum
—
8, . 1960) | or{avestment properties Call us. 2-911] 2654 'Y. monthty rates. Cal Miss Tedd, 21356. | 0035 write Bex 123, Roosevelt. S16 | 5508
For
Insertions 2 ene
and
FOS GENT ©
Baldrich. : yde Park, fate Rey. Sam | CONDADO: SUITE APARTMENT. Lanse | ooo . i aircenditioned
ation
AUGUST .
Per
tive
.
houses
SEPT.
=
gts | REMODELED,
:
EFFECTIVE
August 11, 1509
reai | utility apartment. livingreom. kitchenette. | cucyes,
ASSOCIATES, utilities. Avenue, 3.3506 | 2667
lai
n
VAILABLE
estate services by » staff of en trained per| twin Seed CaR Rn te ar | ealliinn. ESTATE COMPANY amd 3 Nairn Street aad Ashford
Rates
— Thursday,
CLASSIFIEDS
3-8400
ates
STAR
oe. Faeee 2s
AIRCONSITIONED
water | vate
bath
&
creer furrmeshesdt
entrance,
bieck
au
reem,
frem
pri-
La
Seater, buat in cabinets. porch. double / Cemcha & beach. Monthiy or weekty. 1156 canpert. infecmation 34303. or Avenida | Magdalcna, Tel 2-3473. = at
100s.
-
2638
j
BSUCARE DEVELOPM _ For im.| fromENT: beautiful beach
ail
conanicard, <ircendiisned.
Ee mediate occupancy Functional Builders | Kitchen privileges Nicest residential publication \weekdays, by 11] | ia one of the city’s mest exctasive areas. | tilitien Cal 2S5n Eatmee medcaes ene Sae ed A.M. Eee maid's Saturday enn peas Soe Wektce Sunke k one” f M Weekly or monthty basis, ideal fer trams. | 26i8 a}? : a Te Monday) ee ot Gos
paper.
Oe Pee
Santurce.
Advertisers are requested to| |= .
4
report any errors immediately|
as be
| sese
CONDADO
1p | oom ant bath. 2 cor compet. liberal | 1M
| NICELY FORNEED eterton resides: | Tar- Call
SECTSOW:
furatenca | boed. Glass cached. airconditioned. parapartments, air-|
THE SAN JUAN STAR will] | one and two bedroom ve ler overi charming eskin : conditioned. landscape. g Sebeautifully 4 maid an S beds with waikresponfor sible only one inservice. 69 Santiage Igiesias, corner Con-| im closets, 2 terraces. porch servant's
;correct
insertion.
|
DIAL
=
BEAUTIFUL
-
APARTMENT
te acw
S| Sa ana
SONY.
buiid. | 235
ing facing the Caribe Hilton and the CunLagoon. 4 bedrooms 3 baths. THREEetc. BEDESONS. beautiful farnished kitchea, alland bramd mew || pert, Unturaished.
-
|
—,
—:
BUELDINGS
wana
FOR
SALE
a or
LOTS
Bt | QOMMERCIAL
FoR
LOT
5
< LE
of Averextmairiy
DS® varteus seuare ether meters. and mixed
Catcrete structures onesie
tnsutar Read #2 arer Sayamenta 10 dado Street. Weekly, monthly rates. Te- | quarters, 2 bathroems. carace. cacpert.| MAGNEFECENT BSUELBENG. tephone 2-327. beautiful imterter patie, bet water, 2! 1203 Peace de Leen. cerucr twe stories, | ™imutes drive from San Juan sacle?
|
{ |
|
Ext.
equipmeat,
72
Cond
ready
for
Sas Rafaci 3-0558.
1956
Apt.
6A | Cord
UF
38
Peerte
Barceiona St.,
Pe erect
812
| Ca tar aewactmeat ‘stray ton | Condominium. Surreunied
=
Steve.
by
New
Gn
peda
Rance
Paputar. Banco Lvinedinine. car | | ST@iected =f. Woolworths. Facstes Fluviales,/@NE ACRE flee an Calle Samturce Commercial center. | completed.
imformation teicphone 8-124. ap
R
1 90
a)
Near
——— 7
future
Port
arca of Sana Juan.
eras Os ae
Cail | Comandante.
ail s6
atmest & concrete mouseiet. Near Paved road areund Beautiful
Pandramic
view,
eee Alrgort: 17-2726, anes or Box Une 666, Ctairas. Rie Piedras.
822 | Tel =z
BUILDINGS FOR
ee
hoic, | Ser. Call shone E508" NO‘ cumners York
RENT
FOR
sis
KENT FOR
SALE
by
owner,
premlum oan
jet, hich fiat top. with is réca cartment chore, Ar unedov pee cin, e | Wie, FELA. spqroved. sewar, L.2SF aq, meters. boilding with parking area to be com. | See t ia
Calle Atalaya. During office hours tracted soon im Ponce tusimess | Call telephone 21273 - night 8-1586 Atecka St. im trent ef the Post section. Office, | =? . sis LA POSADA - two diocks from Sam Juan) LA CASA ROSA — Guest Hous: — One | CONDADO GUEST MOUSE. abent 5408 f. each Geer Fer inform. 60, | ation write to Dr Miguel A’ teen rn ior ati, cuaeciony Dana Intercontinental Excellent swimming | block frem beach, Cestdeatial scction All| Step 17. 2 blecks La ConchaCondado a on & beach | donade, Box S51, Ponce.P. R beach. All rooms ae Gealauied Gace with pri- | 2 an mie double sincto Apart ok facdiitees, ds am- | 2238 vale bath, some airconditioned, with kitchenette. Three 87 | Private amd semi-private baths, 5 kitches | conditisecd. Evimeresm: wath sete” hea, minutes from airport. Good restaurants | facilities. Het water 2 blecks from bus | bath. het water. terrace. Muon. Sane Marta, Kio Pasir. Teleprivate entrance. COMMERCIAL SPACE ‘a0
in
walking
distance.
Breakfast
served | S€3,
Telephone 91175, Isla Verde. (RFD Box \1-D, San Juan, Puerte Rice.
shopping.
1, | Cacique St 379
3-1481
2871,
Mrs.
Z
C. Steffens, | Marchan,
246078,
3-eae2.
2.3195.
FOR
aur
SALE
nem WHITE TOWER Goct & Your BOOKS FOR SALE - Comptctet tarnish y | >raed ecw bemefike. modern residcace cushing Gor 3 curs glue seree low MY LOSS your gam: Webwter ANTILLES GUEST HOUSE, t tovety | Cd one ai 2- Vol. i bedroom. private | while visiting San Juan. the cay all Ame-| term fimamc Leizaing. IY between Par. | Unabridged Dicti Miramar, with nice ocean view. Near | 20me. Fully screemed, limem service, aii | Tica City. & 12-¥Vol. set 20th —— garéea.| que & De Diese. COMMERCIAL or OF-/ Ge Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Coat, | CO@ve A . Eu aienc Large Enacyctopedi patie. Fenced. es. Daily, oo Shrine. Gambeyan trees] FICE space. eround foor, parking, ist] 196) Ed. Brand ew furnished rooms. fteasoaable Rates | WecKly. monthiy rates. Las Amer Se a ntl aceon view foun sum Federal fimancing, 1050 sq. 4. Loiza 1505. ] uawr acw. some watumes met Social Security Building, Ponce de Lega | CoT@er Cacique. Sasturce. Coatappe $184, yours fard. $104. Call perch. = joo gear agers screened, | Call 22984 Stuart, 2-3013. Write Box 8232, Santerce. 804, 4th Floor, Apartment 401-462, Mrs 2394 sn
HUUSE
1120-1122
__
Ashford and All
aur
Guest
Avenue,
efiiciency screened.
conditioniag
Tesideatial section Special arrangements
House. Coadade.
apartments. Hot water.
Maid Some
an
cheng come
oe ‘aclude
imate
ree
el
beach
ceo ae aaa cemplete breakfast.
Best hotei aad] Read. near Beach facilities | Can 9.9149. for coupies travel
AUNT amily served.
MARIGALANTE - PARQUE 158 Phone 600 23056 Beautifully decorated,
aircon ditioaed rooms, each with private haak, bot aad cold water. Terraces, gardea Near beach and business sectors. Sum. mer rates. Manager, Margarita de Cen
treras 1496 Rew,
UF
HOUSE informal,
- 1017 Ashford oceanfront
San
Juan
Intercontinental
mona,
ur
JENNY’S: atmoaphe 1859
db Verde
:
Quest
Mouse Ave.
—
wtn a Tel oan
phone 3.2936.
Bie
°
tripies
sae
anaes.
Suites
chairs. R's fun te * * jee terrace with Steinway piano and
poacious,$9. madeta, ‘airconditioned | tetevisioa for our. gueater detiett Near simgla - $1& doutie, hoteis - walking
From
éistemce
8
-_
veanie
ormaine.
jt
252
from
a
—
a
Near
GUEST beaches,
St.
2626
8
shesping =m
2688
on
ge
EDUSE cestauraats.
lorem.
ofl
sts
™
sie.
ge tapliities. for 2452 cr write
Lele Maton, Santarce
SS SEACH BOUSE — Girectty the beach. Re out of bed into
room
GUEST
with
UF | hot and cold
— «| WASHINGTON67 GUEST HOUSE — dear ta te
Po
106 Pomarada
OCEAN
SIDE RENTAL
BOoUSE
—
private bath, water,
QCQVEDUCT
HEA.
— for tent or ter - with cosl | aate. Magnif big, iccnt, Sour bedeoom, threo
UF breeze the of the sea! A] bath home on landscaped acee Servant’s on | *lizh four bedroom, tful three bath home| quarters, dheliered eakicer play urea the | — completely and beautifully furnished — | fer chiidrea.
“up | "ater. Aircomitionss wy | i" finest Punta At | winds. Beeskiast tnctnded Outdoor trade tar | Avaiiaite Aupest 15Lasto Jamuacy cate 30. at your Gispeszl 2539 Atlaciic,
2 ir3gOH M9 excellent ,nreakast. Pesce |wenters Manager. Mime Cabeeas meme 1564
—
* te rth then
| MAISON SLANCHE Qust mouse Geunie | POCee aed single air conditioned reems with | 2-233. | bath Near beach. Sue terraces. 17 | 384 | Washingtes St. Condaés, & ce, | Wilsoa. Manager Beatriz Racini, Te! TAFT
guesthouse | aad
in ‘uxury hotel area Large terrace cing the sea, with private stairway roms.
bathe.
cae.
bus.
Ag isla
ing together One block trom La Concha
and Condado Beach Hotels. Personal guided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and 2-7927 Mrs Annie De Mauret, Manager
ISLAND
ra ieate
ur | THE DUFFY'S nave remoteied charm | Telephone 26765. ing, aid beach home. and now offer | Santurce.
ASHFURU
with
COTTAGE
=
io
Rooms service
BEACH
a
cae
aa
ee
residentia neighborkeod ARTASRA — near Garden Hills. Me-j with 29 meters’ érestage on dine wide Ue | dere Garce bedroem heme sf particularly | beach. Expandable three bedroom ans Gee om ame ith coed colons ax, wenseuane me uicet (aad eae Each | rma us Smanced - only 30.08) cash required geesedisam a ~ “ms mt entrance =
THE
JUAN
STAR
— Thursday,
August 11, 1960
SERVICE
CLOTHES
PUBLEC STENOGRAPWER: Experlemeed continental. Complete Secret arial
service
for
rates.
&
Muriel
Eddy,
DRIERS
NOW YOU CAN GET your clothes dry even on rainy days or nights Distributors is holding a Special Dryer Sale during August. You get free a portable Air Ceoler with each dryer you ourehase, or an electric ironer, tf you buy a washing machine and a dryer durimg this sale. Other free appliances to choose from when you buy a dryer at Insular Distributors, Munoz Rivera 875, Rie Piedras; State Road No. 2, Km. 7, Villa Caparra, and Calle Villa 123, Ponce
Ss
21-8735.
santer
Heurly
23
CLASSIFIEDS>>
3-8400 Ext 72 SECRETARIAL
SAN
oe
2539
26
wil
FURNITURE
Te
LEAVING 3 sets box ber
FOR
SALE
ISLAND selling refrigerator, spring mattresses, foam rub-
couch,
tables.
chairs,
+e
$275 for the let. See at 515 oe 3rd floor any time.
chest,
onty
Barbe,
stop
«
5
» z
8
813
oe » Ol
SELVERTONE TV. with stand, $50. Excellent condition. Call 3-5024 mornings er after 6. Gen. Patton 2206, Park Blvd. 24
sil
MUST SELL balance of furniture by Aug. 12. Feam rubber livingroom set, leather
BUSINESS
tep
OPPOETUNITIES
end
Best
tables,
offer.
dinette
set
and
Hi-Fi.
6-7046.
2621
ml
Ea
PIANOS
leading
BABY
ee
‘ll iif. nil lit bei
ti! cor
off 2 »
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sf
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COLSON
YOUEB furniture by Almacenes Inc., opposite Pier 9, San Jean. Service, responsibility. guaranty Leeai and long distarsce. We store your Vasa Lines Agents National belongings. Tel 22374 422 UF
Peae!
-— DIRECT
i uf i i tae
} FiEhaS
If
play
arf
Musical Trading Co., Leon Ave.. Santurce.
Inc., Tei
912
EESIDENTIAL
PM
or
EQUIPMENT
CASTERS.
hand
trucks,
plat-
conveyors equipment. Box 3668,
and RiSan
SCREENS SCREENS, AWNINGS. doors, windows. bathtub enclosures, “picture windows’’, best quality aluminum. Payment faci? ities up to 3 years. Call us without obligation for consultation and estimate. Pagan & Iriarte, Telephone 2-4666, 3-2234. 2396
UF
AIR P
RB.
wres
COND.
FRLTERS
INU.
and
air
sizes
FILTERS manufacturers conditioning
for home window units —— Call + 3-5908.
AIR CARRIEB
-
also
all
filters
industrial UF
CONDITIONERS USED
air
conditioning
units,
$100.00, $125.00, $150.00 Alse Philco, Frigidaire. York, Remington, etc. We trade im your used unit. Best dea) in town. Filters, installation service. Steve's Air Conditioning, 1603 Fernandez Junces, Exclusive Carrier Dealers in Santuree. Tels. 3-4367, 2-3839. 824
J
&
supervision, reasonusing MARY CAR-
TER’S 2662
quality
paint.
Installation Guaranteed.
wera 2524
1006,
ROOF
Fer Classified CALL
Tel. 3-8254
Ads
CLEANING
Garay.
machines,
Reasonable
3-4752,
for
g14
& PAINTING
——_—_— & YOUR root dirtyr mW so, for experi high water- pressure cieasing and paint of 630 Verde, —65133 call img. 611
monthly
information.
rates.
FILING CABINETS. reconditioned, te new. INTER-COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS. Sales and Service - all types of office equipment Will set up your office. Call 956 Verde, Bayamon. OFFICE EQUIPMENT & ELECTRONIC SERVICES. 7245
813
OFFICE Olympia
FURNITURE typewriters,
and Equipment: Marchant Calcu-
at
Juan,
All
Real
kinds
office
Hermanos,
Telephone
furniture
Fortaleza
TOURIST 3€2 Com.
avai-
300,
3-2338. - Investizate Plan-our
Credit B22
INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE SPANISH
LESSONS
CLASSES for
Continentals,
by
college graduate. Private lessons $3. per hour. (2 students, $4.). 123 De Diego, Stop 22, Santurre. (Near Swiss Chalet, across from Pucblo Supermarket). Tel 27-9842. 816 313
‘Garena sb ane Nm en BUILDERS — CONTRACTORS
TRAVEL FOR VISITORS TO BOSTON: ‘N TRAVELER APARTMENTS,
elec-
823
oer Rental-Purehase Terms facilities. 7369
7-2284. 817
appliances. Work 7-1327. Munoz Ri-
Comstructora
deductible.
Telephone 283
San
alteration & jobbing. cleaned electrically.
of beme Telephone
EQUIPMENT Dictating
trie typewriters, adding machines, copyimg machines, etc. Don't buy, rent. Tax
lable
ALL CITY PLUMBING - Siateside experience. Factory & building mainten-
ance. Construction, Sewers & drains
RENT:
tecopiers.
COMMERCIAL
Continental able rates.
high
FOR
lators, Totalia, Addo and Everest adding machines: Rex-Rotary Duplicators: Pho-
PLUMBING
g bees
g
}
i
:)| f 3i
|
2
gf sE
af
{ li
i Ss
factory. $425 00
PAINTING
ts
|| 3 Hi | 5f tf
i
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rie
rt gf | p| abet
F
c
A
i
f |
» -
il 8 i | Biia|: ey ii t | TF E a | I ; er
from
Treated fer tropics ano guaranteed. Also rent for
2-106L. 2644
F
;
Ler mee rr|
Exeellent 5
$15
form trucks, lift trucks, other material handling earde Davila Sucesores, Juan, P. R.
OFFICE MOVE
$12.00 monthly 1853 Pence de
66565 any time, ar
$1200. before
2609
PIANOS
exly 7580 miles. 9 menths condition mechanically
piano,
Call 66125 San Ignacio.
HANDLING
Full keyboard termites. Fully
CARES
SALE
2658
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
FOREIGN
FOR
GRAND
condition. visit ©—3
i i if i $ di i i, te auisl i [ls
pa | By t al F 5
te
j
Tere)
; :| i
if i
:
=
5 i
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and
t7
atloat
el
DEALERSHIP AVAILABLE — Complete lime of matienally advertised beme
SPECIAL QUOTATIONS TEL. 3-4367 & 2-3839
24
THE
SAN
JUAN
STAR
—
Thursday, August
11, 1960
Il Pitch In To Get Dormitory Ready het
the
word
Jaime
Benitez
at
Univer-
the
other pared
sity of Puerto Rico is that ‘come hell or high water’’ the new girls’ dormitory
will
spcupation
this
Benitez is ing
the
be
ready
Sunday
for
oc-
afternoon.
being
readying
the
million
dormitory
new
made
has
been
they
visiting
them.
the
building every morning about 7 a.m., a University aide said, to see for himself the day to day progress on the dormitory that was supposed to have been completed June 23.
“This
building
will
be
occupied
even if we have to work 24 hours a day from now to Sunday,” said Luis F. Gonzalez, director of fi-
sion
the
entire
this just
University
of buildings
and
divi-
grounds
to
take over the project. Meanwhile, the contractors have their people
here
Gonzalez
HELPING OUT—Members of the UPR faculty were called on to help out yesterday to get the new $1.3 million girls’ dormitory ready for the opening this coming Sunday. Installing mattresses and furniture in this photo are Luis Fermin Gonzalez, director of university service enterprises, left; Marie Pérez de Ratcliff, administrative officer of the new dormitory, center, and David Furman, director of the University Center, right. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.) ~
Political CIUDAD
can
Republic—The
Republic
on
TRUJILLO,
the
has
of
to
Dominican|asylum.
reversed
right
Domini-|nished her
policy | the
political
asylum!
The
he
new
President
disclosed
the
interview.
last Wednesday, |sition new
He
policy
in
succeeded
an/|out
had
taken
said.
President
indicated
step was being
refugees in embassies here.|as part of Dr. Joaquin Belaguer, who be- mven drive
came
who
They are free to leave
country,
and is facilitating the departure that the
of
all
an to
taken
asserted governencourage oppo-
parties
to
function
intimidation
from
Presi-| ernment.
with-
the
gov-
cal
of
which
the
Do-
to
the
Argentine,
Bra-
zilian and Mexican Embassies. They are now sheltering seventy-
refugees.
Twenty
are
guests
of Ambassador Enrique Escobar Cello of Argentina; eleven are
dent Hector Bienvenido Trujillo | Safe In Embassies guests of Ambassador Jaime de Molina, the brother of Generali- | With the right of asylum re- Barros of Brazil, and forty are simo Rafael Leonidas Trujillo: cognized, Opposition leaders being sheltered by Jose Rojas, Molina,
ground
who
of
resigned
ill health.
on
Dr.
the
;who
Bala-;ty
might
is
;tion
GIG aii: COLOR SPECTACLE! bf
menaced opponents
| Sanctuary ; the
|
feel
their
by
safe-
Administra-
have
available
a
place
of
in
some
of
embassies.
Opposition
;ed
that
that
they
tortured
by
leaders
have
were
arrested
the
political
chargand
police
;and have been assaulted by civi| lian politicians. These extreme
;Measures, i taken
Proximo
Estreno
en
el
to
they prevent
assert, any
were
opposition
,to the dominant | the Dominican
political party, party, headed
luntil a few days |lissimo Trujillo.
ago
| Providing |tion leaders | angered ‘Havana
is
by
Genera-
asylum for Opposiwhose safety is enthe intent of the Convention on Politi-
Chargé
d’
Affaires
Cooperative
of
Mexico.
The
Puerto
League
will
and
to
the
Rican
Cooperative
a
seminar
Intermediate
of
in
School
cooperativism
in
Puerto Rico. The session is cosponsored by the Department of Public Instruction, the CooperaAdministration,
and
the
cooperatives of Vieques. Mrs. Maria Simons de Rivera, Superintendent
preparing
crew
of
work
prepare
the
Uni-
in
weekend
own
workers
the
to put
60 suites
have
of
Schools
in
Vieques, will initiate the session. a
- TRY
ian
Pe
Lis
“The House
of Flavor”
fee
than
Each will rate
will
prices
be
at
de
$337.50
the
dormitory
house room
old
a
girls’
suite,
which
six girls, has for studying,
a sepaand an
outdoor porch-living room. floors for
are
the
with
equipped
girls
to
laundry
such
as
kitchens
snacks ‘and
sewing
revealed
“something
Several
with
make
and
case
rooms.
that
just
goes
excessive
in
wrofg,”
rainfall
from
now to Sunday, the Univetsity has an old dormitory, the Isabel Andreu
de
Aguilar
house
will
be
building,
the
girls.
This
used
later
ready
building
as
a
men’s
dormitory. However,
following
yesterday's
inspection, Benitez flatly at his office:
announced
“It will be occupied
ILA
The head of the local chapter of the International Longshoreman’s Union (ILA) said yesterday that his national union will hold on
to
its
controversial
charter
of
Dominican Republic longshoreman in the face of what may be ‘an orderly
transition
of
power’’
in
the neighboring country. Eusebio Moreno, president
of
the ILA in Puerto Rico, said he thinks Generalissimo Rafael Tru-
jillo,
the
aging
tor, is losing of power.
recent
Dominican
his
grip
on
by Sunday.”’
reisgnation
reins
of Presi-
Trujillo and then the of Rafael Trujillo to
delegate to
the United Nations, may be part of a U. S. State Department plan to ease the Trujillo family out of
the
power, To
Moreno Defend
said. Charter
‘‘Such an orderly shift of regime is
the
only
way
to
avoid
another
sever
its
ties
given
by
with
ILA
in the states to AFL-CIO
that
leaters
criticism
of its Dominican tie-in is that the ILA represents a “breath of industrial democracy” in the tightly-
policed
Dominican
Republic.
The ILA also claims that the Seafarers International Union, an-
other
AFL-CIO
union,
sented Dominican ners for the last Expected
dicta-
the
to
country. A reply
The
has
repre-
merchant marithree years.
Here
Today
two top ILA officers, presi-
dent
Capt.
William
Bradley
and
general organizer Thomas ‘‘Teddy” Gleason, ~are expected in San Juan
tomorrow.
While to
here,
discuss
they
are
merger
expected
matters
with
Juan Perez Roa, head of the rival UTM longshormen, and also check on efforts of Dominican refugees here to enfroce a boycott on Dominican
shipping.
Last month cott collapsed
an anti-Trujillo boywhen
ILA
longskore-
Cuba,”’ Moreno said. The ILA will defend its Dominican charter at the AFL-CIO winter
men and Teamsters passed picket lines mounted in front of Dpmi-
executive board meeting next week in Chicago. AFL-CIO President
Juan
George
Meany,
Dominican labor Trujillo-controlled,
who
brands
the
movement has urged
as the
nican flag vessels wharfed in'San ’ and
longed to Syndicate in
ported
RESTAURANT
Ponce.
by
The
pickets
be-
the organization ‘Free of Dominican Workers
Exile.” The work
stoppage
the
rival
was
UTM
sup-
long-
shoremen, and by the Seafarers International Union, according to
SIU
vice-president Earl
the Most
Tecan
Perez
dormitories.
been
J. LIDIN
the post of Dominican
tomorrow in order to provide information on the objectives and
tive
up
dent Hector appointment
Seminar
offer
Vieques
findings
over
The
Offered On Vieques the
officials
beds
was
of | the
Marie
Moreno Says ILA To Hold DR Dock Workers’ Charter
Dr. Balaguer’s policy was expected to come as a great
one
he
large
building “Our
minican Republic was a_ signatory but from which she withdrew. relief
a
By HAROLD
Asylum,
The
more
to
that will house a total of 348 girls.
Free
guer said that safe-conduct pas— |S€S and passports were being fur-
too.
said
recruit
versity
Republi c Says
Foes Are
By WILL LISSNER New York Times News Service
to
more,
PTET
Dominican
working,
or
© officer
Mrs.
Gonzalez
about
much
semester which includes three meals. This is about $7 a menth
nance. “In order to finish it for semester we have thrown
as
Ratcliff, said that there have been more applications for admittance to the dormitory than space: for
start of the next semester Monday.
Benitez
work
Administrative
$1.3
before
to
dormitory,
in
eight-story,
said,
We do not promise that the building will be entirely completed by Sunday, but I can assure that it will be occupied.”
personally _supervis-
progress
16 hours a day,” “and I as well ag: University officials are pre-
Gonzalez
ARS
down,
putting in about
MALDONADO
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on
W.
Chancellor
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THE SAN JUAN STAR— Thursday, August 11, 1960
Olympic Coach Shannon Yankees Pull Away; Likes Hoop Squads Talent Bucs Continue Skein Tuesday’s
By PEDRO
get
ROMAN
“[ feel that
we have a very good chance
a couple
oe
of
practice.”
So
spoke
of finishing
Howard
in the
Shannon,
top
the
five
if we
Puerto
Rico
can
Olym-
CHICAGO
pic basketball coach 1 Monday night when asked about the island’ s chances at Rome. Shannon, Puerto
was
who
Rico
tlge coach
1960
will
entry
guide
the
because
he
of the Ponce
Commonwealth
at Rome
“I
will
have
to
periments
with
the
Champions,
have, best
and decide combination.
have
a
lot
of
do
some
which is I feel
good
talent.
most important thing is to organized,” Shannon said.
by
ex-
personnel
I} the we|
The
|
Daniel
cobar
Angel
(Totin)
Cestero,
Teo-
filo
Cruz,
Evelio
Droz,
John
Morales, (Fufy)
Johnny Santori,
Rodriguez, Rafael
Juan (Pachin) Vicens. The team started its Sessions
yesterday
at
Valle
to
professional
Boston
with
he Winters,
opportunity
has
him Gloves
in the pro
‘scored
two
a
ranks.
knockouts
grueling
affair
which
sent
to the hospital. Berriggg also another is considered ropes.
“Navarro
a
figures
he
inside
will
beat
me, but I think I'll outpoint him. I'll box during the early rounds and
I
away
from
will
I'll
the
tire
HOWARD present tional
Olympians
day at Ponce
he
Torregrosa, that Puerto
tor
said mon-
while watching
Ponce—Olympic Selection won by Ponce, 85-80.
among
meet
the island in an internacampetition,”
the
game,
at Rome.
can
stay
punches,
late
he
rounds
and
said
yes-
Berrios concluding
a
Dominican
(Chino)
ee
Diaz
train-
said
Republic’s
in
promoter
near
Rafael
can
League
former
outfielder,
aging the Denver American Assn.
Bears
Ameri-
is
manin
Luis
game,
the
Arroyo,
who
Detroit,
the
rookie
Chuck
the Tigers. Ted Williams homer Boston
hit
his
of his career, Red Sox lost a
sion to the Cleveland.
Cleveland -
Meanwhile
the
in
the
leading
511th
but the 63 deci-
at
City.
Nationel
Léague,
Pittsburgh
Pirates
their
sixth
tory, a 7-1 win
straight
over
vic-
the Chicago
Clbs. Vinegar
Bend
Mizell
allowed
only five hits in winning his ninth game
of
the
season.
owski was the The victory five games Cardinals,
Moe
‘Drab'
loser. kept the
Pirates
Washington
MAJOR
header, 5-4 and 6-0 over the Phila delphia Phillies.
|
The Milwaukee Braves scored two runs in the ninth frame and
| |
sent Johnny
Podres
to the show-
stayed
alive
and
went
on
to
take |
a 3-2 decision over the third place ' Braves.
LEAGUE
STANDINGS NATIONAL
LEAGUE
LEAGUE
~
:
New York Baltimore
61 62
i“
592 574
— 1%
Pittsburgh St. Louis
64 60
40 46
615 566
— 5
Chicago Cleveland
61 52
47 49
565 515
2% 8
Milwaukee Los Angeles
57 57
46 46
.553° .553°
6% 6%
Washington Detroit Boston Kansas ity
51 46 44 40
3% 57 59 63
486 447 427 388
Sn.
51
51
.500
12
46 42 39
59 64 64
438 396 379
18% 23 24%
I1 15 17 21
including night games. Today’s Games Boston (Delock 6-4) at Cleve (Harshman
1-2).
Baltimore (Fisher troit (Mossi 8-7). Washington
Kansas
City
(Clevenger
(Herbert
Yesterday’s
York
7-9)
at 3-7)
7-10).
Scores
7, Chicago 4
innings,
first
game)
Washington 3, Kansas City 1 Kansas City 8, Washington 3 Baltimore 3, Detroit 0 Cleveland
6,
Boston
3
Francisco
Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago
Not
land
|
ahead of the St. Louis who swept a double-{
ers, but the Los Angeies Dodgers |
Senators and the Kansas City Athletics split a twi-night double-
AMERICAN
Kansas
83.
scored
Es-
Indians
at
Over
trada allowed only four hits while pitching a 3-0 shut out against
New Metro,
for
At
Ti-
rado. Charley
night.
Chicago.
Hec-
the
game advantage League pennant victory over
loser
(12
like Shannon, feels Rico will finish
the top five team
after
I
hard
the
him,”
if
ing session at the Public Parks and Recreation gym. “The winner of this fight will
SHANNON
...leads
that
his
in
beat
terday
is the assistant Basketball coach
know
The Senators won the opener, 3-1 and the A’s took the second
Frank Bauman was the
ex-Golden
stylist
header
to a
uniform.
Cruz
Gloves , has fought more often than Navarro. He is no puncher,
but the
New
one third innings he pitched, won his first decision in a Yankee
pleased
given
Rican
away
held Chicago scoreless in one and
In his last bout, he won a very close battle over Jaime Cruz in
San
Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kansas Felicia Torregrosa, executive secretary of the Puerto Rico Superior Amateur Basketball Circuit, will accompany the team to Rome That’s the strongest team ‘rto Rico has mustered to re-
is very
pulled
Tuesday
Puerto
promising
meet Navarro. Navarro, an ex-Golden
He
and
Celtics.
Currenly,
to Tex
ball
the
first four fights
Jose
Juan Navy Base gymnasium. The squad is scheduled to leave for Rome on Aug. 22. So they will have about two weeks for practice Shannon, a man who has been around for a while, is expected to do well with the Puerto Rico entry in the forthcoming Olympics. He is a former All-American at Kansas State in 1948 Shannon also played two years
for
a
Chicago
champ, has been impressive in his
practice the
Stadium,
with
Cesar Bocachica, Angel Cancel, Antonio Casillas,
Jose
Berrios,
(AP)—The
Yankees
one and a half in_the American race with a 74
Puerto Rican light-weight who will face Rafael Navarro in an eightround match Aug. 23 at Sixto Es-
get |
The Olympic squad is formed the following players: Jonny
Baez, (Caco)
York
Berrios Says He'll Outpoint Escobar Foe
Lions,
said that the United States, Rus- | Sia and Bulgaria are the teams |
to beat
Baseball
Deat
Not
including
night
}
| j .
games.
Today’s Games St.
Louis
.(Broglio
Pittsburgh
(Friend
1345)
12-8)
at
‘night. ;
San Fransisco (Marichal 3-0) at Milwaukee (Pizarro 6-2); night, Los Angeles (Koufax 3-8) at
| >
Cincinnati (McLish 3-7), ' night. Yesterday’s Scores
i
(first
game)
St. Louis 5, Philadelphia, (second game) St. Louis 6, Philadelphia’
4 0
Pittsburgh 7, Chicago 1 Los Angeles, 3, Milwaukee San Francisco at Cincinnati, poned, rain.
MA!OR
2 post-
LEAGUE
LEADERS
(Based en 250 or more at bats) (Not including yesterday’s games) NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING
Larker, Los Angeles Mays, San Francisco Wills, Los Angeles
350 341 315
Ashburn,
314
Chicago
Clemente, Pittsburgh RUNS BATTED Banks,
31l IN
Chicago
88
Aaron, Milwaukee Mays, San Francisco
83 14
Boyer, St. Louis Cepeda, San Francisco
74 712
HOME
RUNS
Banks,
Chicago
30
Aaron, Boyer,
Milwaukee St. Louis
30 24
Mathews,
Milwaukee
24
Mays, San Francisco AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING Smith, Chicago Minoso, Chicago
318 317
Skowron,
New
314
Sievers,
Chicago
Power,
York
Minoso,
Chicago
Wertz,
CORONA,
INC.
PUERTO
RICO’S
TOP
SELLING
Boston
Gentile, Maris,
BEER
313
Cleveland
RUNS BATTED Maris, New York Skowron, New York
CERVECERIA
21
Baltimore HOME RUNS New
York
Mantle, Lemon,
New York Washington
Sievers,
Chicago
Colavite,
Detroit
313 IN 92 6
5 12
|
27
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, August 11, 1960
s Of The
Around The World In 56 Days
Times
Truth Will Out By John Drebinger h, as the saying goes, will out, even in baseball. Gradually, _beginning to find out just what happened at that momentous sion meeting
held
recently
in Chicago.
The
trouble
(Continued From Back Page) cream, an incident which pro-
“But the wind shifted grees in minutes. When
veked the only he saw there.
smile
half was
35,000
thought I was going building’s dome.
Jumping
is, the more
like
renee
m, the more confusing it becomes. ertheless, it was refreshing to hear Dan Topping’s candid stateif nothing else it certainly bore out the contention in this corner be! of times that Los Angeles was still the key to whatever
major’ leagues might er these plans may can
League
in
Los
have toward ten-club expansion. be, they must include of
Angeles.
Topping
certainly made
that
in
spectators
in
letting the National League move League remains shut out of the
number
that
four
of
its
member
York
the
a
“It
Manilla.
would
have
been
to
hit
the
a long
drop
Tokyo.
“Just before hitting the roof, I managed to lift my feet and just
it
clear
and
in
and
28,
yesterday
Je
over his dangerous jump ih#Bang- miss the kok. But at the time, he said, courtyard was
a
frightening
Tricky
hanging
experience.
Stofeet,
Of
She
was
Mescow Drab the cities they
all
Moscow
to a landing
according
field.
was to
some-
the most
ention So
pr
o
Angeles
who’s
did
kidding
Walter
as
a member
who?
F.
of th
O'Malley,
the
©
artful
cident.
of
‘opping’s
statement
no comment.”
might gp when
most
surprising,’’
said
Sir
it surprise
invading for the
Los last
s than a year ago, he would welcome an patronage ous offer
O’Malley
that
Angeles? Most two years.
the
American
everyone
it was time.
would
remain
snarled
© ecm
mind
one
entertains
confusion
the
notion
end
that
here.
Topping
also
says
Yankee
Stadium
will
be
is
hear
it the first time.
on
Los
made
regularly
writes
of The
Times,
(Continued
is on
pntract With Warriors March
he
was
essional
s
(AP)—Wilt
Chamberlain,
signed
who through
basketball,
a
es
new
with
Warriors
of the National
with
ball
yester-
three year ean scot co
the
lieb, the
while terms
made
owner
Philadelphia
Basket-
Eddie
refusing of
the
athlete
in
Chamberlain,
Gott-
disclose
pact,
Chamberlain
paid
to
said
“the
Sports the
it
highest today.”
7
foot,
NBA
record
on
the
books
as a rookie last season, earned 60,000 dollars from the Warriors in 1959. explaining his Chamberlain, decision, said: “I ple
received letters from peoall over the United States
asking were NBA
me to reconsider.
Some
Warriors fans, some were fans. Some were just te-
“with
the
recently
Harlem
also
ran.
clmg
($5,000);
4-yrs-uP;
playing toured
Globetrotters.
5.90
é
4.30 6.70
4/5.
Gm
Fiz,
Sefiora
Best,
thy’s
us.
liked
more
than
Stowell
said,
some such
of
smaller
as Yugoslavia
and
Landlover,
El
trip,
than
Duque.
went we tried Commonwealth
good
which
public
cost
$10,000,
was
re-
slightly
financed
Berlin,
Paris,
London,
Rome, Nice and Barcelona. Around the world by plane DoroCha-
coli, Salwa D., Controversia, Eldumeno, and Louvre also ran. 1 116 m. 4yrs-up; 7th-$3.400; alw; (imported ) 4.00 2.70 Jr.) Crisol (Cordero 2.90 Occidental (R. Maldonado) 1:48. Brandy Wine, Futaleufu, Time: Barbalin, and Otello also ran. Handle— Pool $59,819.57; mutuels $50,_ 135; daily double $17,298. Total $127, 252.57. Daily double Pearl Key (8) and Bousada (9) paid $29.20.
and
they
parachute try
in 56 days.
it again?
“Maybe,”
Will says
Stowell.
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EL COMANDANTE RESULTS
is the
So don’t be at all surprised
Sports
Moore
Larry
Madrid.
10,000 feet over ready to follow.
1st-$3,100;
who
to
privately, according to Stowell. A list of only some of the cities they visited: Buenos Aires, Los Angeles, Honolulu, Sydney, Hong Kong, Tel Aviv, Istabul, Athens, Belgrade, Vienna, Stock-
52 at GERONIMO—Bill Stowell dives out of a Junkers the door
the ring again.
Daley,
didn’t
“Wherever we explain the
less
extraordinary league, which has yet to own even one ballplayer, venerable Branch Rickey out of retirement to climb right back
Arthur
refused
inside light. And of course, recog-
and to promote lations for it.”
he that
Angeles
driver
the
to
opping feels that it the Yankees roll out the welcome mat for ational League club, it can be only on a long-term basis. The
the Continentals
driving
Israel were very interested in the island’s political amd econo mic ties with the U. S. Trip Cost $10,000
able to a rival as a temporary convenience until New York City s that Flushing Meadow stadium, he’s got another think coming.
um will not be offered as a stop-gap. either this nor the outspoken ultimatum
cab
the
However,
The
general
at
much about people had Costa Rica.
ail along. the
but
“Some
in
well could be what
story a
that
in danger,
“didn’t know very Puerto Rico. Some us mixed up with
Nothing would be smoother for Walter than to keep matters ed in California until such time as the American League, tired ing for the Chavez Ravine dream to come true, idly names two ities in its expansion plans. That would leave O’Malley lord of
br does
cab
off the students,
countries
and that very
never
hotel. All the cabs when inside, and
out countries others.
Good Card Player
in Los Angeles,
visit.
now
Stowell, a diplomatic and very articulate man, hesitated to pick
he answer could be yes, because O’Malley always plays his cards
surveys
landed
his
feels
in
were
easy
and
tangled
also
nized us as Americans. They rocked the car and had us un-
California the city’s
to getting
t
in Russia.
different
“The shut the
in on
for an indefinite period
and
a University, the passed we demosthrong of anti-American our car. trators mobbed
that Walter is making full well his problems
e American League never would consent 1 operation in the Los Angeles Coliseum?
a
“We
has
been :
this
for
were
|pack to our are lighted
2
‘Of
League
has
O'Malley told this observer in American League Club sharing
with his Dodgers. Could it be with tongue in cheek, knowing
avez Ravine
else
of
to jump
Stowell
their lives
Moore.
the
Walter.
result
red tape, they were
scheduled
Although
have spared us the last. Walter always has been most direct comments calling for a yes or no are involved.
hy should S on ret
is
a
parachutists
was
» help clarify matters with his comments on Topping’s utter, | have
As
The
Continental
mastermind
drab.
arrived in that Nikita
in Japan at a bad time—during the period President Eisenhower
i
pre
is large and
Khrushchev held his press conferences concerning the RB-47 in-
visited,
three
posed
re
days there,” it was four
Moore and Stowell Moscow the same day
depressing,
n the minor leagues—would be included in the ten-club expansion of Foi two majors. Never up to this moment has there been e.
Everything
bureaucratic I landed im a not allowed a woman was
up laundry.
allowing for the wind to push him in a
dome. where
top of the
what surprised.”
Wind
The jump began routinely. well left the plane at 5,000
into New York while lush field offered by
cities—New
of
spent four said. “And
I days too long. There was a monoI tonous sameness about the place.
to the street from the
Stowell,
rnia’s Gold Coast. t this doesn’t square with what supposedly happened in ChiThe official communique here was that the Continental League, yment for its agreement to withdraw from the field, received urance
view
Copenhagen
way down, I realized that in trouble. At 200 feet,
“We Moore
Being trapped in a_ taxicab by rioting Japanese students in
h. Neither the Yankee co-owner nor any of his colleagues means idly by, merican
Russian
180 deI was
vo
night de
mts
at
the
Lions
Commonchampions here Mon-
Club
Deporti-
Ponce.
members of the team, Vicens and Antonio Mo‘Gub.
AOD
ais tg
Jocas
ig!
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Cn te amma,
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Thursday, August
READ SPORTS OF THE TIMES PAGE 27
mew
MAJOR
ep
_
11, 1960
Yan Ks Blank Chisox speedy
five-year-
old mare of the Establo Lares, won the $2,400 special event for native horses yesterday at El
Comandante
over
six and
bined
2-hit
Chicago
a half
48,109
The daughter of Luchador broke on top and never was in danger as she flew in 1:19 4/5
as their
a
good
The
at
El
Co
$3.15
was
A
five.
prohibitive
crowd who
of
choice
some
was
3,500,
ridden
of
the
veteran
of
Art
Fe-
turned
out
Comiskey
Park
Sox
a
dropped
in
the
hits
single
double
off
relieved
in
Yankee
hit
were
Ditmar
the
off
home run the only
starter
Herb
seventh.
Score
hits, including a by Tony Kubek.
single
finish-
Cadeneta,
returned $3.40 to place. The apprentices were the order of the day as they the seven races.
\ngel
Cordero
Caraballo
won
while
Luis
PG.
Diaz
Ponce Cruz
won
Jr. two
Manuel
races
apiece,
Brandt,
and
to
HOME
pro-
duce both ends of the double with Pearl Key ($4.70) and Bousada 940). The double The won
RESULTS,
Page
27)
Frya Club Defeats Roosevelt Roads To
By PETER Puerto
Take Softball Title
the
fine
pitching
champ. He struck men, walked five,
only
two
of Gil
Beau-
out 10 Navy and allowed
singles—one
to
George
Lawson and another to Bill Powell. Centerfielder Esteban Ocasio was the man who supplied the
power
for
double
and
the a
winners.
home
He
run
hit
with
the
third
scored
when
lone
Powell
in
his
single with two men on. Frya scored one run in each of the first three innings and two more in the fifth on Ocasio’s round tripper Roosevelt
Roads
001
000
0—1-2-2
Frya 111 020 x—5-8-1 Cates, K. Johnson (4) and Lawson; Beauchamp and Moran, P.
Ocasio
Cates.
(4).
W—Beauchamp,
HR—Frya,
E.
Oe¢asio
. L— (1).
Detroit
(AP)—Jackie
Dave
Nicholson
§ and
Larry
Lacombe Airport.
Moore at their (STAR
highflying
Stowell
solo
Orioles a row,
Baltimore
blasts
as
the
red-hot
captured their fifth in their 14th in their last
Baltimore is now only a game and a half behind New York.
Excellent relief Wilhem saved Jerry Walker Nilhelm came
and
of.
ifter Norm detroit 1iomer,
work
by Hoyt
the first win for since June 17. on in the seventh
Cash knocked in both
runs with his 12th of
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023—6
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Chicago 000 000 000—0 20 Ditmar, Grba (7), Shantz (7) and Howard, Blanchard (9); Score, Lown (9) and Ginsberg. W-Ditmar (11-7). L-Seore (36). HR—New
York,
Skowron
a two run the season.
(21).
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Foiles.
(7),
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Milwaukee,
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021
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(AP)—Los Milwaukee
Anin
3-2 squeaker for the second a
row
yesterday,
National
The liams,
League
winner who
a
time
pulling
the
tie with place in
the the
Standings.
was
pitched
Stan 8 2/3
Wil-
innings
and knocked in the winning run in the seventh. His record ‘is now 124. Loser Lew Burdette
000
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(5-7). (10) (15).
Willams, L. Sherry (9) and 10 0 | Burdette 60 | Roseboro; and CrandWalker, Wilhelm (7) and Trian- dall. W-Williams (124). L-Burdos; Burnside, Fische dette (12-7). (4), Regan (5) Bunning » ¢8) ‘pnd - Chiti, HR—Los Angeles, Howard (18);
Baltimore Detroit
AMERICAN Washington at
Dodgers into a Braves for third
NATIONAL Angeles
SCORE
match
PARTIAL SCORES
in
Walker (3-3). L-Burnside HR—Baltimore, Brandt Nicholson (4), Gentile Detroit, Cash (12).
Los
HERB
---ho
Orioles
18.
Editor
skydivers—Bill
the
sweeping to a 42 triumph. Brandt hit a two-run homer and Nicholson and Gentile add-
ed
ANDERSON Sports
games,
BASEBALL SCORES
a
run
hit
and
Tanned by the sun of 31 coun-+ tries and seven islands and seve- the world’s great cities, even hitbypassed by Phineas ral pounds thinner than when they ting some left, Stowell and Moore arrived Fogg. Some highlights of the trip: in the afternoon at the International Airport. Stowell almost landing on the spike-domed roof of the UniverThe parachutists made their first jump in May over Rio de | sity of Thailand. Moore erdering an apetizer in Janeiro and the last of their 46 | leaps Friday in Madrid. In beMoscow and receiving ice tween, they performed in most of (See 56 DAYS, Page 27)
New
its
Rico’s
STAR
anytting Jules Verne ever dreamed
one
on
Roosevelt
(left)
Larry Moore—ended a whirlwind trip around the worle yesterday, a trip as bizarre and perhaps as dangerous as
PY a local civilian team, won the 1960 San Juan Naval Base InVitational Softball tourney © last night. They beat Roosevelt Roads, 3-1, in the final game at the San Juan Naval Base softball field. The civilians were spearheaded
by
Stowell
Island's Parachutists Return From Travels
STAR’s best bet-Fedoralongshot-Bousada-both
the
(see
AGAIN—Bill
(right) are greeted by a friend Pierre arrival yesterday at the International photo by Gunter Hett.)
paid $29 20 and
two-run
Jim Gentile -hit home runs yesterday that spun the Detroit Tigers into their 17th loss in 28
Caraballo
efforts
the
DETROIT,
Ricardo
and
their
until
Homers Down
each.
trainer
Cepeda,
combined
Valdes
one
Stable,
of
and
Rivera took
six
ee ne
seventh.
21st was
when three
who
behind
Eli Grba
the
weakened in the eighth he allowed two runs and
Deivy,
lengths
Ditmar,
who
$240.
Master
the
the
Score
four
nailed
Minnie
lipe Pacheco, paid only $2.60 and ed
Yankees
to
in
by
fifth
Art
Bill Skowron’s in the second
Cadeneta,
by
at
White
and
Minoso
only
fans
Aparicio’s
third
mandante yesterday paid $173.55 for six winers and for
York
place.
Luis
pool
pitching
strong
third
track.
cinco-seis
New
Shantz.
furlongs
over
(AP)—The
CO OR
a
CHICAGO
rubber game of their key three-game series with Chicago yesterday, whipping the White Sox 6-0 behind the com-
ee ee NE LRT
Cadeneta,
Baltimore Wins, Gains 2nd Place
2 OD
Apprentices Win Six At Comandante
vv
12-7.
The
Dodger’s
slugging
ways,
Frank
beck
continued hitting
home run of the third baseman
STAN WILLIAMS .. fers
fookie
Howard,
homered Breves,
s3?ason.
also,
his
Edie
‘year.
giant,
His
his
18th
Braves’ Mathews of
the