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No. 240
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Friday, August 12, 1960
Dominican
Rafael
J.
Republic
Trujillo
The
LIDIN strongman
“has
seen
the
Ferré’
which
Ferré
direetor,
handwriting hood Party
on the wall,” Stategubernatorial can-
ings:in la, and
didate
A.
in the
Luis
terday. Recent
Ferré
said
command
shifts
island,
democratic
in
Ferré
indicated that Trujillo inning to open-up his
for
yes-
ment,
neighboring
the
said,
A
Enterprises, is
has
a
and
Ferré
hold-
Caribbean million gradual
in behalf
claims
of
the
Trujillo
him
with
Rafael
Trujillo
as
$60
been
abroad
or
mental
posts
assigned
dropped
on
the
that could
exists in
in
Puerto
Rico
Puer-
are
If Communism
were
too
litical f|
parties
would
“form
Ferré reported large of voters at Statehood party
rallies
attended
the
crowds
Dome Unite#
him and
last week-end Humacao.
In
his
sharply failure
posts LUIS FERRE . Trujillo opening
island.
up
Fidel Gives Church
Commonwealth
r Mrs.
State Department
to have Cuban
Angelica
Cruz
consulate
removed
ence.
a
It did that<it
so was
by
announcing
blocking
the
re-
Rican
by
from
“Open
violation”
cognition of consul designate
functions.
Luis
Perdomg,
here
in
The cited
month
the
to
Mrs.
Cruz,
time
had
who
arrived
middle
of
take
over
who
up
held
the
last
from to
title
that of
acting consul.
independ-
turo "Morales Carrion said the activities of Mrs. Cruz were in of
her
the attractive Mrs. Cruz facilitated trips to Havana
of
State
has for
“persons of separatist ideology.” Another of the actions objected
to by the Commonwealth
Under-Secretary
consular
activities Morales Carrion include the charges that
Ar-
(See
CONSUL,
Page
Govern21.)
7. r
turn-outs Republic-
in the last week. He noted as very
govern-
push
Puerto Rico, the local po-
to repell its adfront” here. the local political front,
single vance On
an
pro-
to
LIDIN
in the question of' Puerto
Communist
bloom
namedil,
to
from
there
J.
her post because of her alleged involyment
the export revolutionary
hard to penetrate added Ferré, then
nican delegate to the Nations. Other members of the country’s ruling family have
either
offi
mines.
said
danger”
‘We
President
chief
to
HAROLD
yesterday moved
plants
matured in the democratic cess,” he commented.
recently"
Joaquin Balaguer. The latter promptly
but
to Rico.
Dominican
Vice
cement
regards Cuba of
propaganda
deposed his brother, Héctor, from the Dominican presidency re-
placing
The
investments Republic
Dominican
Ferré
“no
surrender by Trujillo is the only way to “avoid a vacuum” in the Repubtic. Strongman
Ferré
the
ideas,
Enterprises, a “orderly” power
administration
the
With from
is “begcountry
of the
no
Dominican
from
government.”
Ferré and
has
By
in Puerto Rico used to import sizeable quantities of gypsum
products.
spokesman
the
said
of glass, ceclay
combine
in
Florida, VenezueRico. It is active
manufacture paper,
the
and
| extensive
Cuba, Puerto
of
partner
In the opinion of Ferré, who has traveled extensively in the
————
Until Woman Leaves
Is Relaxing Iron Crip HAROLD
Paerte Bico
(Won't Accept Consul
Ferre Thinks Trujillo By
at San Juan.
him
impressive
gathered
to
in
campaign,
hear
Bayamon Ferré
has
critieized the alleged of the Mufioz adminis-
tration to sharply employment.
reduce
un-
AF Recovers:
Outright Ultimatum Capsule Shot By ROBERT BERRELLEZ HAVANA (AP)—Fidel Castro put it squarely up to the Roman Catholic Church yesterday to cease its attacks on his revolutionary government or suffer serious consequences.
;
The angry Cuban prime minister, in a three-hour speech before a large labor
rally, attacked what he termed
some
“Yankee
priests’
who
are trying to start trouble in Cuba. Castro dic not say what consequences might result.
Unquestionably,
that
unleashed
was a recent pressing the
about ism
the in
clashes
the
Castro’s
wrath
pastoral letter exchurch’s concern
advance
Cuba
trigger
and
between
of Commundistress
about
From Satellite’
WASHINGTON (AP)—A capsule released from an orbiting satellite was recover-
ed
successfully
after the
it had Pacific
northwest The
Air
yesterday | 4
descended Ocean
330
into miles | ?
of Honolulu. Force
made
this
churchgoers
brief but dramatic announceand shuting, anti-American ment of the first known mobs. @-~ ; successful recovery of an obHe described the Church’s The prime minister told his ject ejected from a satellite. move against the revolution as listeners theré is no doubt The instrument-loaded cap“anti-Christian-© He ° suggested Generalissimo Franco of Spain ejected at about the U.S. Embassy had been re- has “a good number of fascist sule was sponsible for :he recent declara- priests” in Cuba. He added: 6:15 p.m. (EST). tions’ made by the church. “There is no doubt that imperThe successful recovery Castro’s lengthly tirade was ialism, the partner of Franco and was by helicopter which had seen here as making an irrepar- his Fascists, has mobilized a- flown from a ship. able gap in what is already a gainst the revolutions whatever Successful ejection of the wide breech between his regime Fascist priests it has been able 300-pound capsule from the and the Catholic Church on this to find.” Discoverer XIII, island. Castro’s shouting and arm- satellite, Church offieiais had no im- waving appeared to confirm his was a first step toward a mediate
eomment.
z
.
(See
CASTRO,
Page
21.)
man
into
space
and
back.
ROADSIDE
BREATHER—Gov.
Muiioz
seems
at ease as
he holds an informal press conference, in a wooded somewhere in the central mountain area. 2. (STAR photo by -Gunter Hett.)
area
See story page
2
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 12, 1960
Tight Security Adenauer And Macmillan Pledge Ordered For Congo Capital To Stop European Trade War LEOPOLDVILLE,
(AP)—Premier
The
Congo,
Patrice
Lumum-
By BONN
HERB ALTSCHULL (#—Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer
and
British
Prime
Min-
ba began showing his muscle with riflecarrying Congolese police and soldiers yesterday,
ister Harold Maemillan yesterday agreed to work tenaciously to achieve unity in Europe and as
eve
the
of
the
United
trance into the ince of Katanga.
Nations
en-
disputed
prov-
NATIONS,
New
York
(—The U. N. said Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrived in
a
Leopoldville
Swedish
sionist
last
U.
N.
night
force
Katanga
to
refuel
President
Lumumba’s which spread poldville in
halted errport
on
and
weapons.
the
road
searched Even
stopped.
confer
to
the
them
for
diplomats
Faced
were
with growing
dis-
went
conference Army rifles
found
soldiers posted
and four
a
two with
bayonetted
inside
Ghana
Congolese
the
entrance
policemen,
also
with rifles, on duty in the reception room. Lumumba _ himself never showed up.
Lumumba
has
promised
operate
with
General the U.N.
Dag Hammarskjold in effort to replace Bel-
fian
U.N.
to co-
troops
troops
in
with
Prime
U.N.
Katanga
BRUSSELS,
Secretary
soldiers
Province
(AP)—Belgian
Minister
said yesterday
Gaston
Eyskens
he would
ask the
Belgian Parliament for a vote of confidence next week on the fovernment’s policy toward the Congo. Eyskens
that
said
he
Parliament
would
ask
be
called
into
session to hear a government deelaration on the Congo situation and would then ask the House
for a confidence ASK
vote.
FOR
IT NOW
AT YOUR FAVORITE SUPERMARKET OR GROCER’S
in
two
functionaries
They pointed out that Macmillan meant that a solution had been found, with Adenauer’s ac-
meeting
ceptance,
point
to
the
British
concept
that commercial difficulties should be solved or Europe will become
days
referred to of “historic
seems
mild.
politically
divided
with
proposed machine
the sig-
one
said that the Adenauer
of saying
that
no
inery for political was discussed here. On
his
night,
the creation of a great to consider political con-
sources
between
and
Macmillan “advanced the proposals of de Gaulle’? but made a
victor:
de Gaulle has
in Europe, thus creating front against the Soviet
return
new
mach-
consultations
to
Macmillan
London
made
last
it
plain
that he had reached political peace with his old German sparring mate.
Kennedy, Johnson Trying _ To Calm Dissidents In South By
JACK
WASHINGTON John F. Kennedy
Lyndon
who
cratic ticket when President Eisenhower carried Virginia in
a week this won’t leave him much time to campaign before
the
Labor
(D-Tex)
ticket and inroads into
local
in
two
for
the
Demo
presidential
isn’t
saying
what
eleche
an
labor
in
the
Behind
now
platform. the
being
intensive
put
on
the
platform’s
Nixon,
strong
The
civil
rights
planks.
tial
Massachusetts
senator
conferred with William Battle, his Virginia campaign manager. He hopes to have a talk soon
with Sen. Harty
Red
(D-Va),
Mausoleum
MOSCOW Mausoleum
quiet
F. Byrd
as
(#—The Lenin-Stalin on Red Square is as
a
tomb
so
far
as
the
tourist trade is concerned. Intourist explains the place where the
bodies
of
usually
the
may
closed
until
two
Soviet
be
viewed
Oct.
1 for
leaders has
been
repairs.
the
Republican
nominee,
plans
to
Dethat M.
presidencampaign
in
every Southern state. Nixon is known to have under consideration some quickie campaign
trips
while
Congress
is
in
talk
to
YORK (AP)—The mura 17-year-old youth susof being too willing to
police
the smashing “crime school”
has
resulted
in
of a youthful here, police dis-
closed. Police
lyn and arrested
raided
houses
in
Brook-
Queens Wednesday 22 persons. They
and are
charged with taking part in a series of robberies that netted
half a million two-year
dollars
during
a
period.
Detectives
say
that
“students”
of the informal school got their lessons straight from professional crooks—and by Part in actual crimes.
taking
Day.
political
Aides
fly
weekend
to
an
old
speech
in
some
nate
when
ity that
he
there
is any
might
be
possibil-
called
to make an important to break a tie vote.
home five
June times
3, as
mercy. Garfed
was
a
of
charge
beaten he
and
to
take
a
awaiting possessing
trial
police
say,
the
his too
youth’s
for the to serve
killers’ protection, but as a warning te other
members syndicate
of the teenage crime who might be tempt-
tell
all
if
picked
up
strong
GOP
By
plot
the
by
former
stand
Sen.
against
Joseph
R.
problems
“We
BEN
F.
was
bs
IN
SOFT
DRINKS!
the
says
its to
Dominican
report,
June 24 atVenezuela’s
evidence a high
ties
official
Republic.
made
of Panama,
by
represen-
Argentina,
the
United States, Mexico and Uruguay for the Organization of Amer-
ican States (OAS), is to be made public officially Monday night, Just before the hemisphere foreign ministers meet in Costa Rica
Tuesday. A
copy
of
the
document
ob-
tained yesterday from independent sources says the facts gathered by the commission are that the plot began May 8, 1960, when Juan Manuel Sanoja, a Venezue-
lan who had lived 14 years in the Dominican
to the
Republic,
Dominican
went
by
Republic,
plane
to get
instructions and then returned to Venezuela to make the assassination
attempt
tancourt.
against
It was
Romule
net Sanoja,
Be-
how-
Non-Carbonated
Distributed
by
VENTURA RODRIGUEZ & SONS, INC. San
Juan,
P.
R.
MRO
Ld
:
—_
that
an
the
unity
absolutely
is a will, sible
to
it should find
The
a
of
essen-
not
be
impos-
way.”
leaders
of
both
countries
have been at odds for several years over a variety of political matters. Underlying what seemed to be a personal reconciliation, the West German embassy issued a press release stating that Mac-
reception
they
in
West
Ger-
‘“‘spectacular.”’ boih sides showed
were
taking
that
steps to join the
rival commercial groups, the Common Market of six nations headed by Western Germany and by
and
the
Outer
Seven,
led
Britain.
Soviet Woman Claims Legacy In Stockholm STOCKHOLM,
Sweden AP)—A
Soviet woman is in Stockholm to claim a legacy of $300,000
from her share in a shipbuilding company once owned by her father. Mrs. Mai Taska-Hueues, 37, is the daughter of a once-wealthy
Estonian
shipbuilder
who
in 1942 in camp. The
a Siberian money she
comes
shares
from Tallinn
in
shipping
who,
pressed
[eel
died prison claims
the
Esto-
company.
dee
commission
said,
Signal ‘“‘causing the instantaneous the comman, That explosion.”” a Venezuelan, was said, mittee
Luis
Sigontes.
Cabrera its
In
nounced
formal
conclusions,
an-
earlier
this
week,
the
attempt
was
commission
the
said
an effort to ‘overthrow the government”’ of Venezuela: that ‘‘those implicated in the attempt and in
mentioned
plot
the
mo-
received
ral support and material aid from high functionaries of the Domini-
it outlined and can Republic,” specifically the materials supplied.
WEATHER WEATHER
FORECAST: and
San Juan, Ponce
Mayag ue z—Considerable
cloudiness
with
showers
occasional thundershowers and tonight. PUERTO
RICO
and
and
teday
the
VIR-
GIN ISLAN D S—Considerable cloudiness with showers and oc-
cloudy;
tS.
a
transmitting
button
thundershowers
today
HIGH:
at 15 87
YESTERDAY’S LOW: 174. STATESIDE: New York,
ely.
Lal
the
the
YESTERDAY’S
of Flavor” =
hours
at
2 p.m.
Distributors: FREIRIA & CO., S. EN C. — San Juan — Tel. 2-3583 7
few
and tenight. WINDS: East seutheast to 25 miles per. hour.
Satisfying “The House
a
tial condition of success...We have declared the will (to bring Western Europe's rival trade groups together)... where there
ever,
MEYER
the Most IDEA
in
agreed
Europe
casional
NEW
London
talk but he added:
nian
directly
tatives
murder was carried ont not only
ed to police.
with
WASHINGTON (#—A five-nation investigation committee, in a play-
The
on
Eleanor
told
To Assassination Plot in
for
this
leader
High DR Official Tied
the
burglar-
ly tools. Police believed killers feared he would talk much. But,
late
president,
shot
screamed
Mrs.
by-play report on the tempt to assassinate
Their undoing came when young Vincent Garfed was dragged from a car in front of his
will
N.Y.,
president’s widow, caused primarily by what Mrs. Roosevelt believed to be Kennedy’s failure
upon
ruling or With the
visit
break
McCarthy.
a major
Kennedy
Park,
Roosevelt. This will be in the nature of an effort to patch up
suggested at a White House conference that one of these might city such as Richmond, which is close enough for a quick round trip. Nixon feels he must. be around to preside over the Se-
that
Hyde
the
include
activities.
said
to
their
France
activities, Nixon is reconsidering his decision to avoid all Sab-
session. He was reported to have
N.Y. Boy's Murder Reveals ‘Crime School’ For Youths NEW der of pected
schedule to work six days
Because Johnson and Kennedy have announced some Sunday
effort
by
mocrats is the knowledge Vice President Richard
labor
Senate
bath
effort to offset Dixie dissatisfaction with the Democratic and
will
do this year. He is reported disturbed at the promises made to
party’s presis working
representatives
last
tions. Byrd
avoid Repubthe South.
Kennedy, as his idential nominee,
with
are
dissident Southinto supporting
work
British
many was In Bonn,
(AP)—Sens. (D-Mass) and
didn’t
The
newsmen that he and Adenauer “did not and could not” settle all
millan’s
BELL
B. Johmson
their lican
Lu news
on
Union. Authorized
of other
Macmillan twice talks as possibly
went to extraordinary lengths to protect his own life. to
a_ threatening Europe.
tion
somewhat
West German and British leaders.
trying to woo ern Democrats
Reporters summoned Mumba's residence for
take
ferences a united
the Soviet Union. President Charles
sension, Lumumba broad¢ast an appeal for national unity and
to
to
of private conferences between the
with
Kkrumah.
decided
the officia] declaration
what
today.
uniformed forces, terror through Leothe July mutiny,
cars
was
about
York, he at Accra,
and
Kwame
lead
seces-
Previnee
En route from New stopped 9) minutes Ghana,
te
into
step,
measures to stop commercial war in
This
BULLETIN UNITED
first
nificance.’’ These are strong words and, in comparison, the explana-
LETT
Boston,
60,
cleudy;
65,
Phi-
ladelphia, 64, partly cloudy; Washington, 71, partly cloudy; Miami, 86, partly cleudy; Chicage, 59, partly cloudy; Dallas, 715, cloudy; San Francisco, 51, Partly cloudy. © --:/ ; toi
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 12, 1960
Ramey Couple Win ‘Wrong Revolt Account’ Suit Muitoz
Says All The
World Knows:
A ‘Fantasy
Here
By A. W. MALDONADO JAYUYA—Governor Muioz, in a roadside press conference near this scenic town vesterday, said an armed revolution in Puerto Rico fostered by the Fidel Cas-
A Re wey airman and his wife were awarded $4,000 in damages yesterday in Federal Court for the loss
of reputation
curred
and
after
a
a
bank
credited
business
teller
in-
tro
mistakenly
deposit
to
Cuban
the
Mufioz
was
referring
to
a
an
armed
revolution
here
Lamboy.
Bernal
a small beauty air force base,
the The
briefly
parlor found
the base. Bank officials
persons error,
but
Ruiz
wrote
U.
S,
Nazario
to
Judge
found
just
the
Clemente
their
were
to
a large
Dr.
Pila
Ponce.
Housing
-
His death was
traffic
fatality
year. Police
said
on
the
photo
the
car
at high speed when occurred. Injured
Torres
Garcia,
Franco
the 228th was
this
going
the accident were Jose
31,
30,
all
from
Guillermo
By
Condado
was
by
A
strike
was
for
Owner be
higher
newly covered
sought under ed
by
One
plying
for
“serious
conse
indus-
“marginal
Everette
leader
GOP
M. Dirksen (R.-Ill.) said he would probably offer bill calling for
F. Kennedy
the House-passed $1.15 a hour plus
coverage for an additional 1,400,-
000 employes as a substitute for
amendment
mainland
FOR
could
stores.
Senate
workers
would
substi-
increases
on
Democratic
the
Senate
a
clined
GOP
measure.
leader
to predict
Everett
(D.-Texas)
Johnson
B.
don
Rico unchanged.
how
long
would last on the issue. But the expectation was it would continue
most
of next
week.
has
_ EMPLOYMENT +
One
/ One One
=
audience,
Mufoz
are
Front
BOX 6354
of the assembly site had been left to party chairman Miguel el
—
SANTURCE,
religion,
He
he
P. R.
you
is
cited
listencrs
should
res-
just
another
in his po-
litics and religion “is a dangerous
them
thing.”
Republic
In referring to the status they | issue, Mufioz likened Commonand wealth to “a specially designed ship
aroused 6
past
ci-
conflicts
amu-
which
we’ve
ame
S'S
made
shipyard of the consciousness.”
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Party sources said that choice
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"ITS NOT THE HEAT BUT THE HUMIDITY"
i i
IN
Clerk
Again,
going?”
ees
a
Desk
they
Party
it is possible “to be both a good Popular and a good Catholic.”
the trek
advised
questions
Action
{Mexico and Spain, in telling range.” the rural jaudience that a mixture of
Statehood
the
to” ask
i
Secretary
and
Christian
emphasized, as has he has done frequently in his campaign, that
campaign |politics, mountain \ tizen.”
dubbed
mountain speech to
3
PERMANENT
—
de-
new
is | pect his views. But when he talks
He
debate
WANTED
|
Local
tion on Saturday, Aug. 27, gubernatorial candidate Luis A. Fer-| re said yesterday.
huni
$1.15 num-
The labor-backed Senate version contains a formula endorsed by Gov. Mufioz ad the AFL-CIO ap-
The Statehood Republican Party will hold its general conven-
predicted
quences”
draft-
presidential
John
system in Puerto
wages.
Men7-~
He
ing the present committee review
Convention Aug. 27)
after the
in three or four months $1.25 became law.
tute a House-passed proposal leav-
reached for comment.
Gorcia
wages by warning that 500,000 persons would be wiped out with-
bent
legislation sponsor-
Democratic
candidate Sen. (D.-Mass.).
William S. Wassel
second day of debate on minimum
tries” small town merchants and
a flash
by
the
retail
bet of
Local GOP Plans
Angel
yesterday
opened
signed to substitute a new wage floor, and reduce the
Lopez and Wilthe son of the
called
Sen.
Rican
ed more than 30 amendments de-
610, Hotel and Restayrant Employes Union (AFL-CIO) in a dis-
not
Conservative,”
mum wage bill. The Arizona Republican
mers.
pute
—
to take care of the custo-
The
industry. The right wing GOP
Bureau
(AP)
his literary talents toward paring down a Democratic $1.25 mini-
Fight employes walked off their jobs at 5:30 p.m. and left only
owner,
percentage basis in Puerto
Barry Goldwater (R.-Ariz.), author of the best seller “Conscience Of
walkout at the height of the start of the dinner hour last night.
manager Raymond liam Wassell, Jr.,
and
“operation In this
where
PRIEST
Washington
WASHINGTON
Ponce.
hit
Hett.)
WALTER
STAR
Under The Trees, a restaurant De Diego and Ashford Avenues
in
by Gunter
To Reduce Number Affected),
"Under The Trees’ Hit By Walkout on
yesterday.
Goldwater Slashes Wage Bill) x2: s".i=<
Gonzalez, 32, and Robert
Styne,
area
The
in
isiand
shown
is
Mufioz
SPEECH—Gov.
MOUNTAIN
MAKES
se the
Mufioz
four questions. yesterday addressing a crowd of about 300 persons in Party “Who are they, where are Barrio Divisorio, about 13 kilometers from Villalba, (STAR from, what do they bring,
man
Project
town,
Applause
However, he took a more rious vein when he discussed
about
this
areas
was killed and three others were injured when an auto smashed into. a bridge wall near here Wednesday. Dead was the driver of the ear, Agustin Martinez Luna, 31, ef
town’s
first 6f several talks he planned
“‘in-
Pence
this
making a week-long swing through interior
Passengers Hurt In Highway Crash GUAYANILLA—A
of
and
laughs.
that “when
effectual.’”’
Ponce Man Dies,
outside
for
efforts
extent
of the
graduated
in spite of the size of his audience, drew repeated applause and
a
addressed about 200 people in the
to minimize damages came only after protests by Bernal, and-said
they
control
from
On Week-Long Trek Earlier in the day, at a section
those
explaining
took
spoke
have
Draws
government.
:
involved
Party
Mufioz, delivering his talk in a simple, man-to-man manner
police station in their abortive attempt to overthrow the island
Both were forbidden to cash checks on
report. governor
“They
some-
time in the future. It was the first time Mufioz had commented
shaded area near this town where in 1950 Nationalist uprisers
Lillian
Democratic
have diplomas. But they have not been allowed to practice their profession.”
at the base as a result of the mistake and was demoted in rank. wife,
still
said.
U.
S. State Department revelation last Sunday that the Castro government was plotting to support
her customers diminishing as news ot the “‘bouncing checks’’ spread.
Pout
‘“out-
on
His
Popular
“had much work to do.” “When there is no more work to be done,” he said, “the Republicans can take over. They are experts in doing nothing.”
Bernal, a radio operator at Ramey, found himself in difficulty
who runs near the
AE
is
Rehis
side all possibility.” He ieferred to such a plan as “The Republicans took on ina “fantasy that all the world | tensive course for 10 years (1930knows could not happen here.” 40) in doing nothing,” Munoz
wrong account. As a result of an error at the Arecibo branch of the First National City Bank of New York last September, checks issued by Airman Ismael Jirau Bernal and his wife were incorrectly returned marked “insufficient funds.” The airman and his wife sued for $25,000 damages.
Re
government,
In a biting attack on the publican party, Mufioz said
Business)
4
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 12, 1960
Crucial Ponce Test Looms For Victorious SIU Forces The Union
Seafarers International (SIU) has scored two land-
based
victories
on
the
eve
of
crucial contest for 400 workers the National Packing Co. plant
a at in
The cannery workers are now represented under a_ three-year
contract
by
the
Packinghouse
Workers,
but
this
representation
was
Ponce.
Here
challenged
The
in San Juan, the Seafarers
Mother, DadLeave For Powers’ Trial
in
by
the
Teamsters
the
SIU
petition
intervened
to
turn
Wildcat Strike Ties Up Queen Mary SOUTHAMPTON,
WASHINGTON (AP)—Mrs. Barbara Powers, wife of U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, said yesterday she will fly on to the USSR alone if requested visas are not granted fof her mother and others to accompany her to
Seafarers.
then
| News In Brief |
the
kept
the
than
liner
1,000
half
the
Queen
American
giant
England Mary
dock
tourists
Cunarder’s
ing strike that
(AP)—A
in
threatens
in
1,200
last
wildcat night
Britain crew
to cripple
and
walked
seamen’s
and
stranded
France. off
strike more
More
to join
than
a spread-
British points.
romped yesterday to an easy victory, 19 to 1, to represent employes at the Hospital Mimiya on De Diego Avenue, Step 22 in Santurce. The sailors union was un opposed at the clinic in the NLRBConducted election. The SIU also swept to a 16 to ® victory over the Brotherhood of Carpenters, a sister AFL-CIO
contest into a three-union plus a fourth contender Waldemiro Arroyo.
union,
pro-
Rico, has been named to the ad-
MEXICO CITY (AP)—The internationally acclaimed muralist She said her last letter from Davit Alfaro Siquericos, secretary-general of the Mexican Comher husband received Monday munist Party, was detained by authorities yesterday to answer did not sound cheerful. It ex: charges that he was responsible for recent demostrations against pressed the hope that she could .the Mexican government. get there in time for his espionage trial on his 31st birthday *
visory
Aug.
off
tion of Federal Court Clerks. Clerk of the Federal court in
at
ject
in
the
Isleta
Marina
Court Clerks Name
the
Seafarers
square
Moscow.
Miss Mary Aguayo Miss Mary Aguayo, elerk of the U. S. District Court of Puertd
Fajardo.
Today,
rivalry, named
‘eouncil
of
the
Associa-
against their two principal rivals, the Teamsters and the United Packinghouse Workers of America, for control of some 400 employes
San Juan for over 30 years, Miss Aguayo is also a member of the
of National
ference
Packing
Co.
association’s
in Ponce.
resolution
and
mission
lips...
else
to
cable
him
departure
sched-
ule Wednesday but that she was advised that if she waited, per-
con-
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or
her to delay her
committees.
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that she could not come, she said. Mrs. Powers said Soviet Embassy officials did not request
might
come
from
Mos-
cow for visas for her mother, friends and lawyer to go with
&
She said she could not delay going longer than yesterday because
she
hopes
tc
get
in time to consult the Soviet lawyer who has been assigned to defend her husband.
Women Seek Modesty In Lingerie Displays
love.
A
6 to 60 will enjoy!
on
Proved
. .
Women’s
A MIGHTY SPECTACLE at the Music Hall Theater where “The
Cossacks’ Wide
thunder
screen,
across
re-enacting
year war waged
the
pace. ON
hor
THOSE
you
rush
BUSY
in
5
days
minutes
when
before
with delightall different
sizes at India House, 101 Fortaleza. Ridiculously inexpensive, and they make a charming and
unique
hostess. from I
serving
gift
for
your
favorite
Another gift suggestion H. . . . individual silver
pieces
(sugar
shell,
pie
cutter, etc.), imported from Hong Kong, well-priced at $2.95 to $4.95. YOUR FACE is what you make
it and
it
and
more
the gal to help glamorous
glowing
of the Rivera.
is just
you make
via
a
complexion
what
your
this point in the on to your hair,
skin
smooth
is Irma
Casa Venus, 888 One of her superb
Mufoz facials
needs
place 4 or 5 sprigs highball glass, add
julep.
at
summer. Then she’ll improve
slightly.
Add
Ron SUPERIOR, ice,
and
IF
stir.
a
of light rums, ed
for
mixed
den mellow everywhere,
the one most suitdrinks,
rum Ron
is that
gol-
that’s a favorite SUPERIOR
TOWN,
by
the
from
Africa will
be
Cape
‘Province
Agricultural
Associa-
showing
garments
of
in
the more show
W—Seuth
President
men
‘hewly-elected
post-revolution
legislature
will convene today to elect a new president of the Republic of Korea to succeed ousted Syngman Rhee—but without his dictatorial powers.
A
two-thirds
majority
vote
The voting is expected the
two
rival
important
factions
election
of
is
necessary
the
dominant
election
of
prime
Party
minister,
YOUR
intimate
windows.
fill with cracked
BEDROOM
is look-
contemporary
furniture
should be, fresh with dramatically
Anti-Radiation
as_
Pill Under Study
PLANTS
it
that allow the beauty of the wood to speak for itself. And the byword at the Tropic Shop is “cuali-
FLOWERING PLANTS OF ALL
ty"?!
ST.
THOMAS
FRIENDS
T.
start
buys
BUY-LINES
BACK
displaying
and
then
wonderful bastian’s
tell me
meal on
from
their
they
the
KINDS
St.
shrewd |
about
had
the |
at Se- |
Waterfront.
This
is hardly news. . .Sebastian’s has ' been serving best food on the Is- | land
for years
now.
Try
them
for |
lunch, cocktails or dinner. : the. Marty Clarke Trio entertains from 10: P.M. on. ' DID
hand
YOU
work
KNOW
done
that the more
@
Palms
@
Trees
©
Shrubs
@
House
Orchids
at
Bolero,
magnificent
Inc.
with
or
without embroidery, are duty free, bringing them well within your budget. Bolero is also headquarters for the world-famous Omega
timepiece.
.
.prices
are
in Switzerland! LAST, be sure
to
stop at Alice Sheldon’s on Main St. There you’ll find such varied
dressed
as
the
in Danish days, Indian teakwood originally
and de {very
genera
in bloom
Islanders
were
beautiful West serving dishes,
designed
LANDSCAPING
. . their
cashmeres,
the same as FIRST OR
of many
Plants
on an imported
sweater the higher the duty? This is a fact you don’t have to worry
about
straw
Feuack Corton “Almost
oa t.
everything
that
grows
in
the
tropics.”
from Carpenter Road thru Dos Pinos, see map Tel. 6-3046
hats
bags, and Mrs. Sheldon’s own Bay Leaf Lotion.
to
WASHINGTON (AP)—The U. S. Army reports that it has: “some encouraging results” from its effort to produce a pill that could prevent almost certain death from direct exposure to atomic radiation. Lt. Col. James B. Hartgering, chief of the medical-biological sciences branch of the Army Research Office, said recent reports from the laboratories indicated a nuifiber of “promising compounds.”
TROPICAL ORNAMENTAL -
and _ exditing, simple lines
for
president.
. . fabuloso!
ing sort of tacky and old-fashioned these days, why not visit the Tropie Shop at 504 Mufoz Rivera in Hato Rey. There you'll see
a
test of strength
Democratic
of a power-wielding
of a ceremonial
for
to be a preliminary
ess
South dressers
SEOUL
follow the naming
tion’s annual congress this month. It asks that shopkeepers refrain
the
jigger
its color, its gloss, its style. . . and unique items as authentic result? a lovlier you! (64924). Voodoo drums, native dolls RUM IS THE most versatile of all distilled spirits. And the finest
CAPE
(AP)—Window
Korea To Elect New
the. more
To Visit Moscow
of mint in a % tsp. sugar
mint
meal time, it pays to have a can or two of Heinz Spaghetti on the shelf. In a succulent tomato and cheese sauce, it just needs to be heated and served with a fresh salad to make a nutritious and tasty meal. Comes in the family size can now too that makes it more economical than ever.
INDIAN BELLS ful tone come in
mint
and dash of club soda. Crush
keeping
theme
variation
popular
10-
by the legendary
e
lo.
10\
refreshing
ever
the
Shamil against the Russian Czar, Alexander II. Edmond Purdom, John Drew Barrymore, and Georgia Moll are seen in the Technicolor production. A rousing historical adventure drama with a}
poignant
Here’s
ee?
between
from
the
LERWICK, Shetland “™—Queen Elizabeth II and a sizeable squad of the royal family arrived to open a tour of the Shetland Islands, Britan’s most northerly and bleaket outpost. She is the first Britsih sovereign ever seen in the islands. Local historians say no other monarch has set foot here since the Norse King Haakon came ashore in 1263.
president.
asked to restrain their lingerie displays if a resolution is ap-
everyone
Queen Elizabeth Visiis Shetlands
to Russia
GOOD NEWS for all you folk j Puerto Rico, 85 proof, a product who didn’t get a chance to visit of Jose Gonzalez Clemente and the Metro last week. . .“Please Co. People who enjoy good living Don’t Eat The Daisies” will be always make their drinks with around for a second week. . .be Ron SUPERIOR de P. R. to he sure not to miss it! Doris Day and sure that their favorite recipes David Niven simply delightful in achieve perfection and have the Jean Kerr's best-selling story of fine taste and bouquet that only the ups and downs of marital Ron SUPERIOR can give them. picture
Muralist Siqueriros Arrested
her.
Won,
family
st
READ ~“FHE~CLASSIFIEDS
ibdcttiake
i
Friday, August 12, 1960
ME
wes
BLT
ELE.
CEI I
I AR,
RT IED: BI SOI LTT
EE
OT
THE SAN JUAN STAR—
See and hear one of Puerto Rico's foremost industrialists, LUIS FERRE, discussing the present and future status of our industrialization. Learn how one of Puerto Rico's top industrial leaders Is planning a future of progress for you and your children. Only Luis Ferré, practical man, conscious of his responsibility towards
the people of Puerto Rico, can offer a permanent and effective solution to the problems of Puerto Rico's industrial development. In
VOTE X FOR:
WAPA;
“Luis
Ferre
For
Gevernor"
with
WKBM-TV
in
San
This is a public interest telecast --designed to present to you the facts that
STATEHOOD REPUBLICAN PARTY The
network
actually have bearing upon the growth of Puerto Rico's economy,
and which
will help you to make your decision for the coming elections. See it, hear it and then think. Only thus will you be able to vote with confidence. VOTE: Luis Ferré for Governor.
ee .
Juan,
WSUR-TV in Ponce and WOLE-TV in Aguadilla today (Friday) from 6:00 P.M., to 6:30 P.M.
5 Stockton Co. Sold To Delaware Firm: Coogan President Rico
Inc.,
has been
; Davin
sold, is was
learned
te
of
Stockton
of
the
company,
Whatley
Davin*
and Co., of Miami, is the Wilham
B. MacDonald
Jr., Corp.,
a Delaware corporation. The company’s who have already
new officers, taken control,
are Thomas P. Coogan, chairman; John D. Yates, president; Roger H_ Wall, executive vice president, and William B. MacDonald, Jr., treasurer. Yates and Wall were formerty with Stockton; McDonald is a reured industrialist; and Coogan, a former president of the National Assn. of Homebuilders, is presi dent of Housing Securities Inc., a leading New York City mort-
gage
broker. for
Services Housing
ventional value of Among
been
the
time
coordinator
the for
Secretary of the the establishment
Action
in
the
office Navy of a
ia
the
the
com-
Yates
said
in
an
in-
an
thousand
accident
the report were: Rico should request
four-year
for
Taxi section. Maj. John
the M.
traffic
Antilles
transportation
ing dry dock. A survey should
duced
here
coolt
in Puerto
Rico.
Specifications
for
while
Radio Motor
for
distribution
SUGAR
Borg
Sep
3.27
3.25
3.25B
3.25 6.40.
3.25
3.25B
sugar
Dow
officer, made
presentation.
spet
NEW
YORK
Clese 622.88
INDUS
20 15
RRS UTILS
6
STKS
136.36 $3.81
205.96
FOR
LEASE
S. Rub
profit for the year),
% of
Martin %, Ken3%, Du-
Stock
Exchange
FUTURES
3S
at
36.00-36.25
“B” futures contracts.
Sep
Dee Mar
17
and
5S
35.00-35.25A.
clesed 5 to 22 bower.
Sales
Clese
36.00
36.05
36.04N
35.75 35.15
35.75 35.15
4.65 34.20
futures closed
-35.74N 35.14N
44.65 K.12
34.64N 34.12
1 te 6 lower.
Sales
contracts.
Sep
High 5.30
Lew 45.30
Clese 45.30
Dec
43.75
43.75
43.81N
Mar May Jly
3.30 B.3% 43.20
43.50 43.30 43.20
43.50N 43.30N 43.20N
A—Asked;
N-Nominal.
Cholera Continues LAHORE,
Jones
Pakistan
(AP) —
Changes Up 5.36
The government has 18 additional deaths
Up Up
0.55 0.15
Up
1.27
lera, bringing to 350 the epidemic’s toll in West Pakistan.
IN OLD
SAN
announced from cho-
JUAN
etc.
INFORMATION:
TEL. 2-1444
Tr
Chemetron Chrysler Cities Sv
\
THE
SSE
MARTIN'S V.V.O. 00.8 PROOF.
SCOTC:
LATHE
@
JIGSAW (Turner-Walker ) table and motor.
@
Quantity
BAR
@
condition,
of
for bed
posts,
woodturning,
reasonable.
C CLAMPS,
TOOLS @ CARVING @ KEY CABINETS
long
GRINDER,
complete
CLAMPS
@ TOOL
TOOLS @
fer bowls,
CABINETS
@
Cen
be seen
at CENTINEL
Celle B #8, corner Gautier Benitez
MMP BY BALLESTER 8
&.'59
HILL
with
HAND
HANDLES
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gold
leaf,
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32% 5138 70%
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45% 3142
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50%
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RCA Raynier Raytheon Repub Sil
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| Glen
Co
Oil
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46% 554%
Int
Paper
97%
Int Tel & Tel
405%
Jones
66%
&
L
Kennecott Koppers Libby Owens Ligg & My Lockh Air
Un
Pack
12078
+3%
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Carbide
4253
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4734
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Towne
9933 1107s Higher 3,070,000
Bid Central
Aguirre
Chase
Com.
+1 -4%
37% ¢
Ref. East.
Co. Sugar
Fajardo East. Sug. pf. First Natl. City Bank Maule Industries Pueblo Supermarkets Pe{R.: Telephone’ *
MENT
&
office of & Smith,
“Absk
22
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Oil
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22%
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23%
2
46
War Lam West Uni Westg A Bk Westg Ele Yng Sh & T Zenith Market Tone Total Sales
83
Lone S Ce Lorillard
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Yale
32 39% 81 39% 49%
Joy Mfg Kaiser Al
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Warner
Gillette
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SALE
Quantity of Used Lumber, 1x8, 1x12, 2x6, 2x4 ROHN & HASS, glues, fine finishing supplies, burnishers, penshes: gilders eushions, e@ IBM Time
WHISKY
HERMANOS, lac., San Juan, P_R. OMcK pd
@
excellent
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BLENDED
(Dunlap),
FOR
+l%
45% Ye
Coca Cola Colg Palm Comw
—\% +%
34% 28% 21%
Champ Pap
Gulf
MACHINERY
20% 3612 24% 25% 10%
Pac
Cater
+15
28%
Burroughs Cdn
+h
36%
Brass Ind
Cer de Pas
1%.
In Whole or in Part beautifully restored 3 story building. Full ot commercial possibilities. Fortaleza 152 (Opposite Padin’s). Elevator, Air Conditioning, Incinerator. Street floor commercial. 2 and 3 floors office or commercial. Possibilities Tourist center. High class shops, Boutique, Art Shop, Restouront,
War
Bridg Burln
Ohio
30
averages:
3@
%, U.
Case (J. I.) Celanese
bons
Close 3.20B 3.22
Dow
Ford
pont 1%, Eastman Kodak 1%, General Electric 1 and Chesapeake &
Jones
(AP)—Closing
1%,
—*%
+1% +MY
Laughlin
Air
88%
59% 5912
44%
Boeing Borden
Merck
Nat Cash Nat Dairy
Unch +%
34% 323% 49%
about
trading.
—le + +% Unch +% +% +%
Beth Steel Blaw K
“MM”
May Jly Oct Raw
Lew 3.20 3.22
Top
were
moderate
~1 +1
Big gainers included Polaroid, up $9 to $252, and Vendo, up 6 to $88.75. Other gainers were Jones &|
shares
Wednesday.
May Jly
High 3.21 3.23
Am
124%
in
16\2 65
'—M% +% +5 +M% Unch +M%
shares
2,810,000
NEW YORK (AP)-Coffee spot Santos No. 4 ex-dock closed at 36.25A. Cost and freight offerings imclude Santos Bour-
NEW YORK (AP)-—Domestic sugar futures No. 6 clesed quiet, no sales. World sugar futures No. 4 closed 3 lower to I higher. Sales 395 contracts.
Std Tel Tel
Corporates
Motorola Nat Bis
12M,
to 3,070,000
with
COFFEE
FUTURES
Am Am
interest. unchanged
+% +1%
Av
rose
American
offices
Am Am Am
Can Cyan & FP Smelt Sugar
S. government bonds were with a minimum of invesior
Unch + 5%
+1 Unch
Bendix
industrials
13%, American Telephone necott 15%, Union Carbide
to
Am
U. down
Rapid Amer-’
Sherwin-Williams.
MGM Mpl Hon Minn Mg Mfg Monsan Ch Mont Ward
~ Unch
lower
pro-
Co
Amerada Pet Am Airlines
Un
+%
27% 30% T24 63 19% 39% 56% 6% 54 2858
66% 38%
30
to $622.88.
ber 1%, Montgomery Ward (despite a published prediction
to de-
Aluminum
a Am
nearly
34%
Allied Chem Allis Chal Alumin Ltd
Aerojet, Hydrometals,
Quotations—
Assoc D G Atl Refin
Common-
government procurement on the mainland.
Market
31%
wealth procurement should be examined to determine whether
English
in
Brooks,| Plywood,|
Armour
Jones
$5.36
traded
sell
be
level
Bobbie General
Anaconda Armco Steel
Dow up
Volume
obtain
be made
best
compared
termine which items imported for manufacturing
higher
Wednesday.
90 58% 51% 63%
The
the
to
and
were
is-
$1.1 billion.
were
more ship repair work if this facility were added to their exist-
in
period
Simon,
Navy
craft
moved
1,060,000
Photo jumped 5%, Cubic Faischild Camera 4. Also
but
speculative
The Associated Press average of 60 stocks rose $1.20 to $218.40.
recommendations
larger
again
its
about
Inc., of San Juan. Officials of this company told Borgen they could handle
$1 a share,
more
month. Based on this, the quoted value of all stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange gained
Firms shoud develop brochures and fact sheets on their products
violation has earned Army taxi driver SP4 Fred Richardson a letter of commendation. Richardson, of Elizabeth Town. N. C. racked up the safety reca
lars,
they can be revised to favor local industry.
miles
or
of the
con-
or lease the dry dock at Roosevelt Roads to Sucesores de Abarca
by
to around
some
of
have
here
cents
to aid
obtaining
of the
ican and
with
Chromalloy,
Standard and Poor’s 500 stock index rose 21 cents to $56.28 dol-
calls Com-
Committee
manufacturers tracts.
pared gaining
stocks were the day.
tobaccos.
Fo-
about $30 million. the projects which
Thirty-eight
the
by
Department
Amy Cab Driver Cited For Safety
Poo!
released
Statham and Stinnes. Lower were.
Perfect 5% and
more
along with aircrafts, nonferrous metals, chemicals, airlines and
government Rican com-
ant
the elose most theirshighs for
Steels
total
The new owners have an option to use the present corporate name for a year, he said.
driving
been
slightly
yesterday.
sues ranged from $2 to $9 higher.
with a
mortgages
yesterday.
over
has
in
prices rose, too, as trading expanded to 1,210,000 shares com-
Most gains ranged from a few
mento. The study, prepared by Kenneth P. Borgen, industrial assist-
made by Puerto
struction,
ord
panies
about 3500 Federal] Administration and con-
paby’s mortgages are Santa Rosa. Vista) Mar, Santa Juanita, and the 65th Infantry Shopping Center The company is now financing more than $15 million in con-
without
done to obtain more contracts for Puerto
upside
trading
At near
subsidiary
A report outlining what can be
Among
financed
terview
a
Local Firms Can Obtain Contracts
now
being
was
Report Tells How
munity
The Santurce Company, which will continue under the present
name
which
the
active
yesterday. Purchaser
By JOHN MCKEE YORK (AP)—The stock made it six in a row
NEW market
58%
58%
3%
3%
23
29 73 7 13% 41%
732 Ti 14%
i OS LIE
Co., of Puerto
HARMON Stockton Whatley
LS AIM eC
and
To Sixth Straight Rise
:
The
Steels Lead Stock Mart.
f
By FREDERICK local mortgage firm,
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 12, 1960
THE
SAN
JUAN
Analyst Says Mart Rebound May Make Further Headway By
JACK
Business
NEW
YORK
News
Writer
(AP)—A
worth-
said.
However, Fitch has a strong conviction that a significant improvement in the trend of the
Corp. It feels rebound should
economy
that last week’s continue on tech-
nical
grounds
It turn at a
pointed out that the up came with the industrials level near the March low
alone.
with
the
rails
est
level
in
nearly
“The
market
at
their two
low-
years.
has thus survived
another test,” said Standard & Poor's. “And in view of the im-
plications of the divergent
action
of the rails and industrials, rally may well make further
portant
the im-
headway.”
approaching increase in steel orders by automakers and signs of a step-up in defense spend-
coming
>
“Our
basic
3:
Reserch
last (to
week’s. lukewarm lowered margin
lethargic
Builders Hurrying Construction Of Ship For P.R.-V.1. Cargo Run
market
down from proyide the
results will better
*
The Fitch finds considerable skepticism about the market’s ability
gust
to
follow
pattern.
the
In
41
usual
Au-
the
last
of
62 Augusts, the Dow Jones dustrial average , advanced.
“But
this year,
In-
as in July,
occurred
in
*
A.M.
wit-
the
and that
first
six
should
By
¢
Kidder
less of Reserve
the sessions
&
Co.
believes
continue
regard-
failure of the Board to reduce
Federal the dis-
Chicago
or lower reserve reof the New York and
member
“Buyers
will
banks.
doubless
be
at-
tracted by evidence of continued support around the 596-600 resis-
tance
level
on
the _ industrial
average but it remains to be demonstrated whether the market is ready to sustain a broad and
active firm
advance,”
“Nevertheless,
a
the
buying
area
we
and
regard a penetration as necessarily fatal
believe
it is
would
not
of to
596-600 bullish
hopes.”
CAVALIER
GATEWAY TROPIC
BERNICE
Mobile,
CITY
Orleans
Newark
STAR
St.
M
ANTILLES eee
PRINTON
N.
LYKES
Croix
DEPARTURE
Islands
run
San The
10knot
ship
TOKYO
(AP)—Red
ma
and
Negasaki.
MORE
The
offer was Comdele-
OR
12
Venezuela, Trinidad Mobile, N. Orleans
Alcoa
19
12
Ponce,Newark
Sea
uw
12
St.Thomas
AND/
AGENTS
SS Co. Land
Tropic
of
French Line, Lykes Line
Rico
sta-j}ernment agencies Jor- corporations. He is
studying
at various
Gulf, Pacific
an
ICA
and here
R_
Imbert
Gulf
N. Y.
Coast,
P.
Freight
Europe
uu
yard
Leeward
ated
by
steamship
agent
Booth between Puerto the Virgin Islands.
The roll-off”
second ship, a vessel called
John
Rico
and
“roll-on, the Ex-
Queen,
N. Y. K. Line,
Japaa
Carlos
Ball
superintendent
Isles,
Inc.,
the
of
in
February,
35-man
the
firm
1959,
President
is
Pinkston.
WS.
Designer of the Tropic Quecn, and other boats under construc-
tion
at
chitect
the David
Scotch
Whisky
Distillers
yard,
is
naval
Dana.
ee
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&
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The
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POST TIME 3 P.M.
Read
the Classifieds
BORN
1820—STILL
now
payroll.
Ce.
Transamerican
for
Tropie
Queen is the largest vessel yet built by the local shipyard The yard, which began oper-
JOHN WALKER & SONS, LTD. OPERATOR
15
con- | Myers,
By Appointment to Her Majesty
=
B
lowering
tainers in much the same manner as on the Pan-Atlantic steam-
the
Mayaguez, Ponce,
of of
sel, for lifting and
The Tropic Queen’ _ will reportedly be one of two non-| | ations conventional vessels to be oper- has a
has
made by a member of the munist Chinese trade union gation visiting Tokyo.
7
director country
set-ups
China
delivery to her owners early | plorer, is now on its way to St. in December. The keel-laying|Thomas from a New Orleans ceremony was held last week, | shipyard. at the Leeward Isles, Inc. shipUnder the “roll-on” method, or vans are driven yard at the tip of the Isla Gran- }containers de peninsula. ‘directly aboard the vessel by a A Gantry crane will be rigged truck cab. aboard the 22-foot-beamed vé€s- | According to Capt. Richard
ships.
offered to contribute $38,429 to atomic bomb victims in Hiroshi-
12
Far East, §. America
for
Reds Offer To Hel Atomic Bomb Victims
it
Gulf, N.Y.
is in Puerto
slated
pT
TRANSAMERICAN
statistical
is
Caribbean ports ports
the
Juan.
Columbia,
Dajani, for the
with
Gulf
TEN El MARU
dan,
Virgin
Tropic Queen, a 75-ft motor vessel now under construction in
S_J.
_
Said tistics
LIDIN
containers will make _ its appearance on the Puerto Rico-
AUG
ALCOA _
J.
SCHEDULES
ARRIVAL er
sSHIP Q
HAROLD
The “lift-on, lift-off’ method for handling ship-borne cargo
brokerage
says.
SHIPPING
ee
been
current levels final cleanout
“The next few tell the story.
reading.” ¢
has
nessed. “The market may have to come
be less favorable than had earlier been anticipated, year-to-year
*
“but
response require-
KEELING TIME—Workers lay keel on the Tropic Queen, destined for cargo duty between Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. (STAR photo by Harold J. Lidin)
count rate quirements
make
Co.,
ments) raises some question as to whether a firm bottom to the
“In addition, having absorved a flood of unsatisfactory second quarter statements, investors can look forward to better earaings news over the balance of the
will
is bullish,”
Investors
the rally should
comparisons
Labor
@
outlook
ing
year,” it said. “While
after
says
as, months. of
consumer income and buying, the
is
Day, and expects the industrial average to move ahead.
never
cites Standard & Poor’s favorable factors the growth
sprue
|
while intermediate recovery by the stock market is probable, according to Standard & Poor’s
and
12, 1960
market pattern is likely to be another disappointment,” the investment counseling service
LEFLER
AP
STAR — Friday, August
RICO
GOING
STRONG
DISTRIBUTOR: F. & J. M. CARRERA San Juan, Puerto Rico
INC.
ar-
8
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 12. 1960
Paris Drops No Bombshells; |, Chemise Still Current Shape | By
BETTY
STAR
KNORR
Women's
jit reappeared in the 1957 Paris |fall collections after an absence
Editor
Despite all sorts of rumors |f 20 years)
that
Paris
couturiers
dropp- | Shape.
You're
is still the current | ;
in luck if you've | ed some sartorial bombshells |hung onto yours. With few mo- | | | difications they’re right in style. | : when they unveiled their | It was the late Christian Dior | fall-winter collections these last | |who reintroduced the sack-che| 3 weeks, there is nothing earth} mise in his last collection fog-the| shaking under the fashion sun, | fall and winter season of 1957. | The chemise (the more refinec | Guy Laroche, who presented his| : version of the controversial sack, | first collection at that time, came | which casued a mild riot when
out with it, too. Fashion writers | said it was a passing fancy, but |
="
the
reign
of
the
sack
Has
;some time to go. According to the Press
fashion
Paris,
here’s
in
brief: Young Yves
|
[apparent | lifted
ey
date-lined|
style
picture |
Saint-Laurent,
at
the
skirts
to
~ | knee-cap;
| Associated|
flimsies,
the
still |
Ee
a
House
of
show
half
Pierre
heir |
Dior, | the
Balmain
and
lat
his
the
at
the
hemline—right
knee.
EE
mw ilops
LT
|Jean Desses dropped theirs to the topof the calf and mid-calf, |respectively. Pierre Cardin scol-
EE
| Skirts are shaped like a bomb | or elongated mellon at Dior’s, and at Lanvin-Castillo’s, they’re
tear-shaped.
. interprets
the
‘collections.
|
Chanel keeps to her now line—the simple casual
two-piece launched
suit-dress, which in the 1920’s as
she| the
“poor look” and revived when | She reopened shop in the late | 1950’s.
AWM
popularized | ¢
MMW
Conditioned ~~. always
SS
For
your
hove
AND
the outstanding Song
FLOOR SHOW AN RT
* MARIO FERNANDEZ PORTA the incomparable. .. ! to
JOEL MEYERS AND HIS CALYPSONIANS ond
the
LIMBO
interpretation “The Bumble
NO COVER CHARGE Dance
DANCE
te
the
9
Tuneful
ano 1030 Pm ~>~<i.
Rhythms
PEPITO TORRES and his “SIBONEY” ORCHESTRA
Wonderful Fer
VOODOOERS”
BARLETTA MUSICAL reservation
QUERALT GROUP cali Tel. 3-00:6
in
silk
crepe
or
beaded)
and the loose-fitting sailor middy outfit (Hot dog, we still have one from his first 1957 collection in blue-gray Glen plaid). Balenciaga and Givenchy, the two top-flight designers who ban the press from their collections until
foreign
buyers
and _
best
customers have made their selections ,are said to both have superb creations this fall—simple but elegant. The Paris color spectrum is a bit on the dim side, according to reports. Shades of brown are emphasized and the brighter tones are purple, tangerine and pink. Black, however, is fashion’s very
ee
ee
=
SS
ae
Mee Be oe
os
ata
ee
as
THE Juan bert
tions been
NEW MODE—Young designer, Mrs. Sandra de
Aldrey,
whose
own
!: 1 Gc’collec-
of Caribbean casuals have featured in Vogue Magazine,
sketches
for
us
her
interpretations
ef some of the fashion ideas featured in the current Paris collections for fall-winter 1960.
| Masked
Ball
favorite.
To
guard
from
their
fashion
style thieves
secrets
until legitimate
buyers have placed their orders, the French Couturier Association
has
placed
a strict
photo
release
date of Sept. 1 for the fall and winter collections and March 1
for the
spring
summes.
Since September weeks away, we young San Juan
Sandra
Golbert
is still a few asked talented designer Mrs.
de Aldrey
to take
a look at the copy and interpret the mode from the printed word. She did just that, and above, are
some of her sketches on what basically she considers to be the style lines.
According Walker, fashion
to
the
Nadeane
the AP’s veteran reporter whom we
Paris knew
first as an ex-Wac when we worked togtther
with
the
Stars
and
STRIPES in Pfungstadt, Germany, “most of the new creations are a throwback to the ‘30’s and ‘20’s.”
At Dior’s she says, “busts are flattened and waists swallowed up.
The
line
is
(See
SACK,
bs TO
basically Page
sack 20)
Everglade Sho
(Pride of Puerto Bico) 3
sheaths
College Clothes
NORMANDIE s
ef
of
Boogie”
YOUR DINNER AT THE CONDADO, ALWAYS SUPERBLY PREPARED AND TASTEFULLY SERVED. . . |!
HOTEL
>
..
offering their unique
COMBO
“THE
Dance
Tap and accordion players
">
for your listening pleasure. . .the Cuban singer, pianist and composer
the
and
THE KIMBERLYS
RAN
SATURDAY OUR SPECTACULAR
,
presents
team.
FRIDAY
oleying
enjoyment
fun...
PRESENTS
Dencing
listening
proudly
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his “Charleston belted, waistless NNNWWww
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draped cowl-back continues i a few seasons ago,|look’”” (low
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Where
Ser
Coco classic
as ENTERTAIN—Miss
Nevarez
Betancourt,
Mr.
Mrs.
and
Luisita
daughter
Guillermo
of
Nevarez,
of Rio Piedras, will be hostess at a summer masquerade ball at her home in Rie Piedras on Aug. 20. Miss Nevarez, this year’s Hotel Condado Beach and Cancer League Queen, is offering the costume ball as a “thank-you” to all her friends who helped her officiate
(STAR
during
phote
by
her
Betty
‘‘reign.”
Knorr)
MIAMI DRAPERY 1863
Leiza St.
ae
ee
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 12, 1960
S Ann Landers Says
Why Are You Single? DEAR
ANN
split
LANDERS:
couldn’t have been more stupid. I'm a bachelor, aged 52, and T’ve vacationed all over the world
these
idea
of
band
while
past
25
meeting on a
years.
The
a future
hus-
trip
is
insane.
Any man with the brains of a monkey knows that he must see a woman in her natural environment before he can size her up as a wife. Since these three girls have been in the buisness world for
Sree
BER
ce
SALT:
SUN PS
years
VISITING THE Wives’
Clubs
{EN—Members “Hogar
visited
ing
presents
of
shoes,
ing
the presentation
candies
followed
by
Stevens
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
James
Ray
D.
C.
Brecken-
J. Yantis.
(US
Photo.)
Army Wives Help Out Orphans the
Just tell us what you need for the children
and
you will
get it ... This is the basis
Gel Eilon
Officers and NCO
clothing for the children. First in the line markHanks,
Army
is Mrs. Lester
of the
Antilles Command Officers and NCO Wives’ Clubs of Fort Brooke and Fort Buchanan in making gifts to the children of the ‘Hogar
TE Te
and
of the Antilles Command
Niiio” orphanage in Rio Piedras recently, bring-
ridge, Mrs. James F. Allen, airs. Blythe E.
used by the members
SIR
del
Nifio”
Orphanage
in Rio
Pie-
dras. Shoes were in order last week for the children of school age, and
three
selves.
cottages
The
first
among and
children
them-
third
cot-
The
project
im
the
ladies
other
school
and clothing the children.
supplies,
were
candies
distributed
to
Clb of Fort Brooke and Fort Buchanan. Twenty-four children live in the officers’ wives two cot-
tages
and
fitfteen
in
the
NCO
ladies cottage.
and
NCO’s
and education. Holidays Are
Holidays
In order to satisfy a request for anything needed by the children in the orphanage, the officer’s
ladies
have
divided
still
looking,
it’s
apparent the men who know them have turned thumbs down. Your suggestion that they may be able to snag husbands if they
Evelyn Sanchez To Wed
Commonwealth
of
State
of
of
Puerto
San
Juan,
will
wed
the
Rico,
Ramon
Attending Mrs. Walter E. Stevens, ridge, Mrs. James F.
the ceremonies were J. Dixon, Mrs. Blythe Mrs. D. C. BreckenRay J. Yantis, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Lester
and Mon-
the
Letter
The
holiday
food
for
Santo in Hato Rey. Following the ceremony, a champagne rewill
bride’s
parents
be
held
in the
by
YOU
than these are out to
trap
male—BA-
some
stupid
CHELOR WHO KNOWS DEAR BACHELOR: You sound like a trusting soul with
a charm-
ing personality. I can’t understand why you're still single. Could it be that the women whe saw
you
well
as in your
ment,
while
turned
Please
vacationing,
natural
thumbs
down?
the
following
read
as
environlet-
ter:
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Your advice to the three career girls was excellent. You told them to split up and not to hunt in packs Fer
15 years
I made
the
same
to cut
the
party to one
the
Gerénimo
Room at the Caribe Hilton Hotel.
not
make
the
trip.
Panic-stricken, travel
agency
cel out. scolding
I
and
went tried
to
Well, Ann, on that husband. I had
You may don’t name
girl to
trip I met plenty at
younger competition cruise but I came away prize.
would
can-
The agent gave me a and persuaded me that
the best way for a single travel is ALONE.
my
the
to
on with
surely
recognize
couldn’t take the ribbing SCOUT
it
and
LONE
for each
is presented
to
the orphanage by the ladies and they make it a point to join the
FRIDAY NIGHT
Meet your friends and have a gay and informal dinner at El Batey — our delightfully cool pool terrace. Dance to SAMSON BATALLA & HIS BRAVADOS STEEL BAND and see the istand’s
best Limbo Dancers.
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS ALONG WITH FREE DECORATING SERVICE
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL, INC.
All for only $3.00 per person including tip.
65th Infantry Road at the Trujillo Alto Intersection
Every Friday,
Rio Piedras
7 PM-10 PM
inn,
threshold of beautiful homes
Tel. 6-3042
in Puerto
Rico”
ly attended by its owners Rogelio Hernandez and Arturo Torrecilla 2
i
:
print my letter but the city. My friends
Days
are red letter days
orphans.
particular
Red
The wedding ceremony will take place at 8 p.m. in the Catholie Church of the Espiritu
ception
little
other gal. We settled on a cruise. At the last minute her mother became ill and my friend could
Miss Evelyn Sanchez Dapena, daughter of Roberto Sanchez ViSecretary
how
men.
You’re no smarter three dummies who
I decided
M:. Monserrate Tonight lella,
shows
about
foolish mistake. A few years ago
serrate Costa, son of Mr. and of light cottages are the responsibility of the list is the acquisition Mrs. Hipéliteo Monserrate from Officers’ Wives Club and the ton blankets to be presented to Rio Piedras and Fajardo, tonight. second belongs to the NCO Ladies the children.
So far the ladies club has been Hanks and Capt. Esther T. Bongioable to as$ist orphanage officials vanni. with an electric washer, cabinets were presented by the ladies’ clubs used as sterage facilities and the in ceremonies that took place -in furnishings for all rooms im the the ‘‘Fort Brooke” cottage. Besides three cottages. Each cottage has shoes, pencils, crayons, notebooks a television set for entertainment and
are
and Mrs. Sanchez, of Ponce
in the celebration. next.
and
up
know
Your advice to the three career girls who were §planning a vacation together
I
a es
10
THE
STAR — Friday, August 12, 1960
| 2. Top
and Music
;
in a world of many square-pegged people in round-holed occupations, it is gratifying to come upon a man who seems well-suited to his life’s Chico
bar, in the San Juan
away
with
He
has
the
indeed Paul
he
is
his niche, and
has
a
delicate,
at
El
Hotel, and you come
impression
found
pianist
to literature, and then drifted back For on-the-job training he; has radio and TV appearances in Boston.
in
ed
i
Quixote
the other
receives
piano
has
until
been
Music
he
a
was
21.
style.
while
see-saw
and
turmoil
literature—and
of his
between
he
his mind. “Maybe eventually I'll tween the two,” he says
inner
can’t
in
he at
make
a
tall,
angularly-built
self-conscious
smile
corner
mouth.
of
his
and
raised
from
age
When
in
that
12, and
he wasn’t
with
automatically
Born
Boston,
9 to
fellow
in
GOLDEN Don Quixote
he then
stealing
took
home,
the
Rozinante that some
begging
to insist
or borrowing books. That’s how he grew up. At
19 Paul
Two
years
AFB,
started
later
Hl.,
Whenever
a four-year
he
at
on
aircraft
instruments.
“in the dumps”
Chanute
he would
One
confess
-afternoon
intg
the
service
club
couldn't
play
two
stroll
months
later
he
there I
to
in
attend
the
in
English
majored
wanted
to teach.
“soloed”? Seattle,
University
and
of
PAUL
literature,”
Says.
its
of sehgel he decided to returned to Boston, with
for for
He studied piano with Margaret
eight months, seven months
doors.
He
says: ‘I guess my conflicting ideas.”
moved
his
over
brand
style
to
of
El
Chico
music,
incorporates
Paul
a
lot
of
Concerning his tastes in literature, he says he has been highly influenced by Dostoyevsky,
end
his wife.
several
bar two weeks ago. Asked to describe
“I
piano jobs.” After three years switch to music. He
by
Puerto Rico “for a month” to assist drummer Jo Jones at Ocho Puertas which has since sealed
remained
he
to read
he played the first Boston Jazz Festival with Coleman Hawkins and Roy Eldridge. He came to
Washington.
for extra loot I took week-
NEVES
-,+». Music
an
But
Sherwood
Anderson,
Thomas
Mann,
_
Chaloff
and harmony and composition with composer John Bavicchi.
IMPROVEMENT
tions.
There
As
for
the
future,
Paul
says:
‘I
intend
to
study music. .. when I catch up on my reading.”
is a
great
the
Rico.
Each
same
day
flagrant
examples which are indicative of lack of driver “know how.” If my understanding of published Statistics is correct, this situa-
tion promises to worsen Stantially since each day new
drivers
are
ses
joining
already
on
the
the
Puerto respon-
sibility to the people of Rico to insure complete education. This education
of
not
operating
should
duct
an
heavily
on
ways.
of
only
the
the
those
teaching
Puerto driver should
mechanies
automobile stress
its
streets
Obviously,
who
and
the
are
today
do
mags
highways.
The Government of Rico has a great moral
include
sub mone
but
to
the
enforcement
People
of
price
not
his
for
traffic
regula
is not
adequate
must be replaced better qualified to
the job done in that way do
progreqs
that
by get
properly. Only we achieve the
all
are
striving
Yr.
The Rico
Government has
a
critical
of
Puerto
debt
to
the
people of Puerto Rico which it
should
start
“paying
mediately.
off”
im-
J. A. Schwartz Santurce, P.R. see
THANKS—AND SUGGESTION
this
proper
high!
modern progressive society, a man’s right
performance
then he someone
highknow
dis-
to hold a job is determined by his performance in that job. If
majority
doing
is too
In any democratic
con-
their subject as well as they should. Hand in hand with this education goes the great responsi
bility
the
constant
of
play on our thoroughfares and while it is very nice to enjoy this tolerance, our traffic death statistics are grim evidence that
in Puerto
on
laxity
This letter is written because there is no visible improvement in the highway conduct of the thousands of autos being observe
1605
and
every
Pirated By the Madrid
by
publisher
at ad-
in
All book-seller
Europe
plus
Francisco
some
immortal
characters
Don
Quixote,
Sancho
enter-
Panza
but his name as well. So widespread was years later when Cervantes wrote Part II he
was
the
real
Cefvants,
adult classes
starvation
the
minister
not
another
about
what
Kelly presses. begins
to
this was
and
pirating at pains
imitator.
it means
When
wonder
to follow
in
; interrupt work by
tramp out of
he collapses and dies
what
A
Sir:
Al Dinhofer’s “Long Night’s Journey” (Aug. 9) is one of the finest human interest stories that I have ever read. Mrs. Edwards and I have been very much interested in the set
with
the
patent
Mr. Sheldon’s book was able ownership. Boween, the London
His
Steps
had
was
translated
office
in public publisher,
16 different into
21
But the. editor laws and filed
Christ
would
have
Jesus
in an / it was
form,
languages,
rious
problem
of
stray
unwanted animals. The fugio de La Milagrosa”
meter
6.8,
which
is
Cupey
‘El Reat kilo-
Alto
managed
of
domain,
he ‘had no
alone
two.
sold
As
over
consequence,
Only
Grosset
and
Dunlap,
who
reprinted
book
enforce-
copies.
50 in Europe
Russian.
the
or
3,000,000
in America,
including
a legal
For
it was the best-seller in such diverse countries as Turkey in
many
In
and years
and Norway.
1935,
recognized
Mr. Sheldon’s moral rights to the book and paid him the usual royalty. 2
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Ike is worried. With ate meeting to carry “sacrifices” demanded and
Kennedy,
Ike
the Sen-; out the by Nixfears
the
up
Castro
property.
This
seizes is Fidel’s
TODAY’S
all
to-person Jack ington
program. =s Kennedy asks
to
Kennedy
revamp
is the
Stu
the
Sym-
Pentagon.
executive
type.
Instead of appointing a committee to do the impossible, he
se ¢
Cuba’s
FEVER |
eee een enncnetameKNEBEL Becca, ANNIE ean
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animals
in San Juan. As you probably know, there is only one private agency that takes care of these
of this magazine was only one copy of the
instead
publishers
first thing he’ll have to give is the key to the Treasury.
enforcement
we
Spanish
whatnot.
published
to his young
Advance
on
Sir:
driven
was
and
Advance, a religious weekly. ignorant about the copyright
and
Faulkner. He is currently engrossed in the works of Frerich Nobel Prize winner Albert Camus.
LETTERS NO
the
faulty
read the world over. Mr. Sheldon had the novel printed in the Chicago
Rather
during
for
was
chapters; how do people preserve the charity of industrial world. While it is a naively written novel, without much
question of learning song, after song, after song,” he explains matter-of-factly. Fight
Cervantes
done to succor the man. This is the key to the novel and its subsequent
than abandon their combo, they decided to “teach Mme more chords,’ Paul says. “It was just a
off base dance. “I was discharged
Quartermaster
would have found the time to write anything all with that many women rearranging the
the introduction of the new of
walked
numbers.
a
doubt
Christ’s fooisteps. The story is about a minister who has a dying his Sunday sermon. The tramp is a printer thrown
enlisted musicians, also from Boston, who “having piano-player problems.’”’ They ofPaul a spot in their combo before he could
he
in
he
to read
over to the base service club, ‘sit at the piano, and tinkle a single tune—‘‘How High the Moon.” How come he could produce this melody on the piano? “i's done with the black keys,” he says, “‘which I had tinkered with for a long time: until I could construct the basic chords.” three were fered
was
No
Den Quixote his accounts
Charles M. Shelden was the preacher at the Central Congregational Church in Topeka, Kan., in 1896 when he wrote a little novel
hitch.
stationed
working
feeling
Air Force
was
Robles
Cervantes’
lessons
to baseball.
he was
both
prising fellows who assembled their own printing presses immediately pirated it. A host of other writers imitated it and not only borrowed
Mass.,
violin
switched
de
a
tilts
Mansfield,
he
furniture
find a balance bereflectively, rippling
his fingertips on the book he’s currently reading. is
What
several sisters-in-law and his illegitimate daughtér. Had he not been tossed into jail it is doubtful
up
Paul
In his Steps.
dition and subtraction, on top of which he was supporting a household filled with women including
life
careers
still
Sheldon’s
.
Armada.
te patterns and
Mest
M.
is supposed to have written Part I of while imprisoned for shortages in
highly imaginative improvisations. If there is, too, an always-searching quality about his Music, it’s because Paul, age 30, never touched
@
is Charles
no royalties.
Cervantes
man,
piano
and
books have in common is that they were so instantaneously popular they were immediately pirated. A pirated book is a book on which the author
element.
he is a lucky
inte
He plays complex passages,
his
to music. many t year
eats
Neves,
ed
Outside of the Bible, the two books with the largest circulation in the western world have both been novels. One is Cervantes’ Don
Ce:
Paul
That has been the extent of his forma! musical education. Several times since then he has return-
PP
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EDITORIALS Effective
Action
A five-nation committee investigating the June 24 attempt on the life of Venezuelan President Romulo Betancourt has linked the crime directly to high officials of the Trujillo government in the Dominican
Republic. The committee report, prepared for the Organization of American States (OAS) by committee members of other Latin American nations, should prove the most effective action to. date in hastening the downfall of Dictator Trujillo. Nothing can contribute more to the preservation of democracy, its defense, and its spread to Latin American peoples still ruled by despots, than the united action of sister republics
in the hemisphere.
It is to be hoped that the action
of this OAS committee will set the pattern for another objective investigation into the Castro government’s charges
against
the
United
States.
When individual nations complain, make charges or criticize the actions of another republic, it ususally sounds like a cover-up for unrest at home. But when
an
international
body
with
the prestige
of the OAS
investigates and reports, of hemispheric opinion.
its findings carry the weight In the case of the attempt
on the life of President
Betancourt,
that Dictator Trujillo has earned the peoples of this hemisphere.
Of
Life
Or
the
’
clear
contempt
of
do what
the
Russians
can
area.
The
Polaris
from a submerged can any if
has
do if the need
been
arises
fired
successfully
submarine which means
our Navy
we
are
strong
the push-button We
finger
lethally
of the
Two
of
name
of
of
Puerto
Rico
which
safer
than
to
Puerto
have
completed
a
ex-
they
is and promoted the
from
Rico.
young
They
proved
5,000
to
are
beyond
In a total
it sounds.
Bill
men,
10,000
skydivers,
to
doubt
or
good
will for the island
They
“sold”
Puerto
Rico
in so many
on
every
more
feet,
distant
occasion
took advantage of their contacts with many countries to explain what this
a
be
than
they
and
is
by
recently
uncomfortable.
Eisenhower partisan
made
defense
of
GOP other
convention. But he speakers could have
and been
more
factual any
doing their
without
long
range
harm.
By
that everyit ever has
been, that employment is higher that there is no cause for worry,
is substantially
who
compulsive
stinctive
and
is a pity,
because
Mr.
an
have
dislike
Reuther
of
is as
or
soon
which,
reality
generally those
contradiction
of
miasma
a the
underin-
almost
him.
This
coldly
intel-
Kenlectual, calculating and able as Nominees (This is a_ fact which they nedy or Nixon. incidentally, fully appreciate.) The U. A. W. president has an uncomfortable habit of being
the citizens of commonwealth
right. He long ago gave to the labor movement the benefits of a highly educated staff of special-
ists
including
some
very
bright
economists.
This fact has been one of the major factors in the advances by organized labor, especially in the mass production field. Mr. Reuther’s nego-
tiators never appeared unprepared with the statistical facts of life. Mr. Reuther’s economic analysis, given in
chev and Castro prefer to call “American imperialism.” °
+ ¥ fap
FoUKs 2”
MBWWWI
WMW
3}
noted there were person to Senator Kennedy, 4,400,000 unemployed in June. But, he emphasized,
§
‘were, 2,900,000. working ittle as a day per week.
part time, some
M cGi
blem.
Kennedy's
the
created
Reuther
Mr.
It is highly probable that many persons in many places in the world know for the first time that Puerto Rico is not a colony of the U. S., and that we are not a subjugated people being crushed by what Khrush-
States.
was
estimated
they
The truth, spread in many places as it was by Mr. Stowelkand Mr: Moore; is bound to benefit beth Puerto:
id MAS Orwo oe
|
RW
|
Thus, in round numbers, the total of unemployed, in terms of making a living wage, jumps to about 7,300,000. And that is quite a different picture. It erases the ‘‘about normal’’ figure of four million and puts in its place a nagging pro-
have
before
which has blurred late, we must face.
places.
and
ever,
there
political status is in relation to the United States.
United
It
report
Senator
repeatedly asserting : thing is better than
from
of 46 leaps
R alph
usually
Administration
2 cause
and seven islands. Mr. Stowell and Mr. Moore deserve the thanks of the people of Puerto Rico for their efforts to spread
the
in
eloquent,
his
landed without mishap before crowds in 31 countries
and
economic
President
which
These
Rico.
Puerto
they
flying
his
placed an
have
during
countries
31
By
pronouncements
al understanding. Such a one was
stay
and Larry Moore, used a unique and exciting of attracting attention to themselves and,
sport
Rico
Reuther’s
Ambassadors
residents
consequently,
planes
Walter
DDD
hands.
tour
Stowell method
should
MiB
the taste of unflavored castor oil. But more often than not they are good for the health of our nation-
Communists.
plained what the Commonwealth good
armed,
r e
Has Habit Of Being Right
hope.
Skydiving world
and
MEM
4
“Reuther, Voicing Unpalatabl e,
AMM
creep up within striking distance of just about spot on earth and let go with nuclear warheads. All of which amounts to our readiness to retaliate the Russians start something. That knowledge,
that
2
A TPa y Be 7 WH
to kill one another off. The Air Forces has just fired a Titan intercontinental missile 5,000 miles into a target
,
oe Nes
“PROGRAMS,
Death SS WANA
can
al
> rw
It seems that almost every day we fire a missile thousands of miles into a target area, proving that we
Ls
ot.
FU
Fact
it appears
as
Since
his
document
was
delivered
there
have been other layoffs in industries, chiefly those where machines and mechanical equipment are replacing hands. They take drudgery, as
the old phrase
had
it, off the backs
of men
and
women, but they also dramatically and, at times frighteningly, reduce the number of jobs. Thus, we read in Mr. Reuther’s memo that
total full-time employment of
1960
was
800,000
less
for the first six months than
it
was
in
the
cor-
responding months of 1957. Most of these, because of age, cannot be “relocated’’ or trained for other work. They will remain a problem. Mr. Reuther is politically partisan, and in his
memorandum he pinpointed what has happened to the Negro worker. He said that the June, 1960,
unemployment
of
rate
was
5.5
per
the
non-white
force.
There
cent
of
the
course,
an
to 10.6 per cent
labor force, but amounted
white
is,
of
explanation for this. The Negro, through no fault of his own, has had less educational and job skilled
and
semiskilled
labor
the
through
percentage
substantial
a
has,
He
opportunities.
training
provided
years,
the
of
un-
force.
It is precisely this group which
is being rapid-
for In warehouses, ly displaced by machines. a disturbing story could be obtained example, many how just determining by written and the by displaced been have workers muscle
various the
types of fork-lifts.
work
of
seven
can do the work crowbars, skids, muscle effort. It is typical
mules,
As one tractor can one
do
fork-lift
modern
of perhaps a dozen men using chain hoists, and old-fashioned
of Walter
Reuther
that
he
should
be the first to come forward with the deeper facts and employ them for counterpartisan effect.
ICBM
JUAN
STAR — Friday, August
12, 1960
Test Series
SAE
Minuteman
SAN
HEA
THE
ED
12
To Start At Cape About Dec.1 test-fired about Dec. 1 this from Cape Canaveral, Fla,
test
firings
that.
Sen.
will
be
year and
frequent
Magnuson
after
said
program
the
Minuteman
calls
for
a.
test
firing every three weeks to) a Month after the first missile | is Jaunched Boeing Airplane Co., builder of the missile, and the Air Fonce
are
containing
the
one
silo
block
and
house,
one
one
launching
| pad,
Magnuson
now
The Boeing Co. announced it is building a multi-million dollar test center in Seattle to speed development of the missile.
) | 90-foot
D-Wash.
announced
testing
struments in two block houses at Cape Canaveral, key installations in the testing program. The senator said there will be two Minuteman complexes at Canaveral, each
engaged
in
installing
jn-
Neither Force
Boeing
would
nor
the
pinpoint
the
Air target
date for the first firing except to say it would be around Dec. 1. The Minuteman is a solid fuel missile designed for a range of 6,000 miles at 15,000 miles per hour.
It
is
a
three-stage
missile.
The
center will be used
complete
in testing
Minuteman
weapon
system, but no missiles will fired from the Seattle site.
The thus
only far
launch
site
be
announced
is in northeastern
Monta-
na, centering in Great Falls. Included
will
be
in
the
an
45
Seattle
project
underground
launch
8 cs
SEATTLE, Wash — America’s newest intercontinental ballistics missile, the Minuteman, will |be
sito, launch control center and equipment for carrying the Minuteman on railroad cars.
a
MEETS TEACHERS—Republican Statehood Party Gubernatorial candidate Luis A.
ee
fhe
via
‘
Gramba,
right,
of New
visiting
tioned
left,
York
mainland
about
his
Ferré,
of
Pittsburgh City,
after
center,
and
talks
addressing
teachers
at the
opinions
on
with
Florentina the
Normandie
a report
of
Sil-
Sokol,
group
Hotel.
Cuban
of
Ques-
support
for a revolution here, Ferré said, “the Cubans are wasting their
time.”
(STAR
photo
by
Gunter
Hett.)
Communist China Is Called World's Most Warlike Land EDITOR’S rin,
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Now
on
get
ent
much
less
your
than
tomatic ironer or a 30-galon table-
top
water
heater
buy
a wash-
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ing machine and a éryer during this
ee eS
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Rahman
clothes
dry
a washing
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“Iam very worried. If there is a war, we are sure to bein it beeause we are linked with the
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Western
democracies.
Rahman said his has extensive plans up Malaya.
States
interview
“We
are planning
for
the
we
need
the United Nations. “But I do not favor
the things we want
Formosan
the United
; throwing
government
Nations,”
he
out
good
of
time
“Hence,
of
the
and
I
trating on
said.
Show Of Strength Rahman said he believes
that
country.
he favors recognition of Communist China, and its admissi to
the
recently
many
China
things
country.
peace
have
the
government for building
to do
Choose
been
cooler,
concen-
haven’t spent any money
to build
up our armed forces. They are very well trained and well paid.
Chi-
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 12, 1960
ally, Peron was excommunicated | bles with the church. teed freedom of worship. The Argentine dictator label-|on the same day that rebellion | A week earlier, Cuban Catholics emerged from Mass in Ha-|ed some priests “troublemakers” | broke out against his rule. Catholic Church | The Roman detained 60 or vana shouting “Cuba, Yes! Rus-| and arrested ny position ‘“dis-| occupies a complex showing sia, No!” and tangled in -street|¢lefgymen for
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By TOM HENSHAW AP Religion Writer NEW YORK (AP)—Cuba strongman Premier Fidel Castro shows signs of making a formidable enemy in his own backyard —the Roman Catholic Church.
fights
ouster
Priests as
governments
volution,’
of ,strongman
in
the
predominantly
early
has a
singled
ct”
crowds.
pro-Castro
with
Castro
In at least two cases in recent the
The
some}
out
for
|
preceded
by
tion
the
with
The
in
church
most
tator Juan
after
instance
in 1955
reminiscent
cry
days
were
of|churches
trou-|
Peron’s
of
priests
were
burned,
and,
deported
two]
Catholic.
Cuba
fin-|
Catholic.
Yet,
Peron
a long
was
Dic-
overthrown
bitter
dispute
with
the church that resulted in his excommunication. Again in 1958, Venezuelan
cratic
strongman
Marcos
nez
so
that
Venezuela
were said verge of
when
Pérez
antagonized
and
to a
Jimé-
the
church
the
Vatican
have been diplomatic
church
ried
over
vance of country” old
Cuba
is
ad-
in our 1'2-year-
hierarchy
expres-
sed that concern last Sunday in a pastoral letter read in the country’s churches. The letter
noted
the
cultural
“close and
nothing strictly
economic
newspaper
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Camino
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Cagney
currently Gallant Hours,” “The The Theater. the Matienzo a;
Restaurant San
IMPRESSION— | James
pears as Admiral “Bull” Halsey in
10:30—(4) A Casarse Tocan 11:00- (4) Diario Puertorriqueno
El Morro Daily
de
actor
10:00- (2) Telenoticias y Deportes (4) Cocina Musical
Parade
named
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(6)
Moments
Tanca
Veteran
Carnation 8:30-—(2) Teatro (6) Buzon de la Medicina 9:00-(2) Tribuna del Arte (4) Credito Premia la Juventud
WAPA-Serenata 21:00-WRIO-HiFi Serenade 11:05 - WHOA - Midnight Matinee
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7:45-(6) 8:00-—(2) (4) (6)
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Brussels,
from
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to Wales
ral
(1)
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thing
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fabulous
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combining
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unique
most
for those
A must
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exciting.
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best
of
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with a torrid Latin flavor
FEATURING
Carte Blanche
Club
eal
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SUNDAY
Yeur
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14
Avenida
de
Building Diego,
“swinging” music by BOBBY PULSATING RHYTHM — EXCITING
Sant.
PLUS
JOEL MEYER and his
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CALYPSONIANS giving you STEEL BAND 10:00
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2 SHOWS NIGHTLY: 10:30 & 1:00 plus. . . SPECIAL LATE LATE SHOW TRY OUR “FRIED CHICKEN & WAFFLE SPECIAL OPENING NIGHT FAVORS FOR EVERYONE
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PRINCE DONELL & ARLENA renowned their world end
DANOIS
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NIGHT ONLY
AUGUST
Sere
SHAW genial singing
JACQUELINE
RICK
SPECIAL
wre
4
1n
public. appearthe eancelled Among performance ances was a benefit tomorrow.
Telon
6:25-(2) Informe del Tiempo 6:30—(2) “Vida en el Pasado” (4) Ronda Social (6) Ultima Hora y Cartelera
4:30-WHOA-Roy Godes Show WRI1O-Festival de Cuerdas 5:00-WKYN-Movie Rundown
Beauty
performing
from
him
keeping
world.
(11) Serruchito 6;15 - (2) Tituleres
Movies
&
Azul y Blanco el Abismo”
La Hora del Nifio “El Ultimo de los Mohicanos”
(4) Furia (6) North
Music
International
a pianist, the affection” was
to According “nervous cardiac
divi-
more
three
city.
same
the
for
Venezuela,
be chosen tonight from among 52 contestants from all over
de la Tarde Picture
(4) Cartoons 5:45—(4) Arriba el 6:00 - (2) Cartoons
1:30-WIPR-Pan Am. Discs. 2:00-WFID-FM - Music for Listening WAPA - Discoteca 2:35- WHOA-
Miss
August 12 Filomeno
already given two Aires Buenos in
preparing
was
and
Iceland,
speaking
the rest of his South concerts because of idl-
He has ness. performances
Colombia,
of
and
costume
native sion.
Film Kiki
(6) 3:30-(2)
of
Ascani¢,
Gladys
3:45-(2) Cortos Musicales 4:00- (2) *‘Lo Que Viene del Mar” 4:30-(2) Cocina dei Hogar (4) “Six Gun Serenade” (Film)
Melodies
—-General
Friday, Pototo y
11:00—(4)
Marquez,
evening gown division. of Geirsdottir, Sirry playsuit division.
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Gigantis
Showdown
Border
Monster,
Fire
Stella IN:
DRIVE
has
Arrau,
Claudio
pianist,
cancelled American
winners
preliminary
three
The
(AP)—Chil-
AIRES
BUENOS ean
were:
BAYAMON
11:30-(4) Telefiesta (11) The Big
Noticias
y
7:00—WRIO-— Musica 7:30— WHOA - Sports
at the International Beauty Congress in which, Puerto Rico’s Carmen Sara Latimer is entered.
Sombrero
TELEVISION
To
Mc
Calif. (#—Two BEACH, LONG Latin Americans and a girl from the icy north are the first winners
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the
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RIALTO:
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 12, 1960
APARTMENTS
ESTATE
the San Juan Star
LAND FOR development, houses for sale. commercial properties, and compiete real estate services by 8 staff of trained per-
CLASSIFIED ADS
sonnei. John Allen FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE COMPANY and ASSOCIATES, and 3-8372. 2342
CINTRON REALTY. Imc., has listings st houses and tots for sale - San Francisco, Santa Maria, San Patricio, Garden Gills, Villa Caparra, Bucaré Baldrich, Hyde Park, Hato Rey, Santuree,
Rates & Information EFFECTIVE AUGUST Rates Per Line For tive Insertions.
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No.
set
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Type
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ness 2671 as
No.
Type
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RATE ordimacy
SAME
RATE
2 lines
No.
1
as
ordinary
ORDINARY
3
type
hood. Call
report
any
hot
shopbusi-
or
6-1370 817
furnished one airconditioned,
Iglesias, corrates. 2-9279.
ATTRACTIVE
small
FURNISHED.
one
gas,
Thomas,
$125.
3-01%,
rent.
nights
Call
days,
Mrs.
3-8822.
813
CONDADO: SUITE APARTMENT. Large living<diming, airconditioned room fer 2, kitchen, bath. private entrance. WeekBe monthly rates. Call Miss Todd, er 81
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
SECTION 910
PUNTA LAS MARIAS: 2 story home, screened, 4 bedrooms. separate living & diming. terrace
breakfast for
Lease. 2685
Will
nook,
3 .
sell.
32635
—
baths, garage, fruit trees.
3-7649. 615
ROBERT
TSCHUDIN.
exceptional
ocean
Realtor
frent
home
—
Offers
- compiete-
ly furnished. On quiet beach with magnificent view, unusual privacy. 3-5315. 2635
813
PARK
BOULEVARD:
Furnished
beach-
front residence, 3 bedrooms, 2 aircendittoned, hot water, screens, linen, china, ete. 2634
Tel.
2-8138.
$125 after
monthly, 6, 36667.
FUSNISHED
Double
$150.
81s
screened
water.
Maid
service.
Monday
GARDEN
2
bath
Cee
Monthly
LUXURY
basis.
APART.
MENTS fer rent. Beautifully decorated, in ome of the city’s mest exclusive areas. Weekly or monthly basis, ideal for transients. #1 Santurce.
immediately
Caeba
St.,
Punta
Las
Marias,
2562
817
BEAUTIFUL
APARTME?l?T
in
new
build-
ing facing the Caribe Hilton and the Condado Lagoon. 4 bedrooms and 3 baths, beautiful furnished kitchen, all brand new equipment, ready for occupancy. Apt. 6A Condominium Sana Rafael. 3-0350. 1956 UF
DIAL
—3-8400
813
unfurnished.
fi
HILLS:
house
with
furnished
servant’s
is
7
, home
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT, airconditioned, near beach, for two. Furnished including service. Cacique 2071. 2580 813
cn
POSADA
- twe biecks
Int-rcontinental be 1 All rooms
Va
r in
sath,
some
with
es from airport. walking distance
Teicphone Box
91175,
.1-D,
San
from
Saa
Juaa
Excellent swimming aircendttioned, with pri-
kitehenette.
Good restaurants Breakfast served
Isla Juan,
Three
Verde. Puerte
(RFD
L
Rice.
BUS
siz
ANTILLES GLEST Miramar, with oice Caibe
Hilton
and
HOUSE, m ocean view.
Condado
Hoteis.
tovety Near Coot,
new furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates Social Secucity Building, Peace de Leda Bud. 4th Floor. Apartment 401402, Mrs Ve
1174
a
30769
UF
ASUFURU
1120 1122
HUUSE
__
Ashtord
Guest
Avenue,
tiouse
Condado
Rooms and etticiency apartmeats. Maid Service Ail screened Hot water Some with air conditioning Best totel aad Tesidential section Beach facilities Special arrangements for couptes travel ins tugether. One block trom La Coacha and Condado Beach Hotels. Persomai Guided tours Telephones 3-623! aad 27927 Mrs Annie De Mauret, Manager
LA CASA BOSA - Guest House - One biock from beach, residentiai section Ali airconditioned double and single rooms. Private
and
facilities’ Hot water. ses, shopping. 3-1481 Cacique St 207L, 2579 BEACH
COTTAGE
MAEIGALANTE
-
PARQUE
158.
Phone
Bear beach and business sectors. Sum mer rates Manager, Margarita de Con treras 1490 UF ISLAND HOUSE Rew, informal, in
iuxury
hotel
- 1017 Ashford - a oceanfront guesthouse area
Large
terrace
fa-
cing the sea, with private stairway to beach. Spacious, modern, airconditioned Troms From $9. single - $14 double, including 2-1779,
364
an
excellent
breakfast.
Phone
UF
baths,
kitchen
2 blecks from bus Mrs. Z C. Steffens, 1020 -
Completely
furnish-
ed, one airconditioned bedroom. private home. Fully screened, linen service, all conveniences. Large patio. Fenced. Daily. weekly, moathly rates. Las Americas corner Cacique, Santurce. 3-3091. 2394
24
CHS DUFFY'S aave remcdeied charm. ing, old beach tome, and sow offer rooms, afi with private path, some with private patio, some air condit:oned oe minute to beach and bus. From 7.50 single, $10. double All rates include complete breakfast. Isia Verde Road, near Sam Juaa Intercontinental
Call
9-0149.
$82
UF
AUNT ‘amily served
JENN¥’S: Guest House with a atmosphere. Delicious meais 1850 McCleary Ave Tel 3-6802 UF
600 23 Beautifully decorated, aircon ditioned rooms, each with private bath, hot and cold water. Terraces, garden
semi-private
MAISON and
bath,
BLANUGE
single
Near
air
Ost
rouse.
cGnditioned
beach
Sun
rooms
Doudie
terraces.
with
77
Washington St Condado, Santurce, corner
Wilson. phone
402
Manager
3-2936.
WASHINGTON
Beatriz
Racin
Tele. ur
67 GUEST
HOUSE -
Near
beach in Condade Section. Singles, doubles
and triples. airconditioned. Patio with lounge chairs. It’s fun to watch the birds. Big terrace witm Steinway piano and television for our guests’ delight. Near hotels - watking distance from shopping centers. Manager, Miss Phone 2-4026, 2352
6
Credito,
St.,
Hato
Rey.
Call
6-6292
Department Store, Banco Popular, Baace
PM. 815
trailer
ineluded.
Large
yard.
fruit
Near
FURNISHED
FOR
quarters. building.
St., Floral 2677
Ext
Hato
FOR GROUND
times ‘
i
UF TEREE BEDROOMS, living-dining, carPort, etc. Unfurnished. Has stove. Calle Cordova 656 Puerto Nueva. Rental $90.
4
PEREZ
bedroom
living,
6208,
18
| livingroom, porch
fine
room, view.
Modern
‘b4
double
sq.
ft. grivate
on
Leos
Lotzp
TO
1505,
RENT)
INCOME
beach.
LOST
-—
38372.
FOR
me
919
SALE
eae, ee eines nig
Gisela fa
bie cee
Samrat: Erment
.
be in oa ae
uz OFFICES
carport.
|
ft.
3-3506
oun
location.
sq.
Hospital
cor
diningroom,
breezy
Te
Real Estate cqa rent and houses td sood to you immediately lose no rent income tenants Pudblems next to Presbyteriaa
823 | o468 features a lovely 4 room, 3 baths,
family
with
8i7
}
OFFICES
kitchen, 3 baths. maid’s room, SERVICE
de-
because Franciscus your apartments tenants at no cost after vacated. You while looking for avoided. 3 Nairn
SALE
MORRIS:
home,
fer
823
94 | 2616
FOR
1050
NO_ RENT
28138. 2648
HOUSES
financing,
WANTED
telephone8
good
business séction. the Post Office,
2000
2-1684.
2-9334.
BEAUTIFUL UNFURNISHED house, near beach in Condado. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, maii’s quarters, phome. $350. Cali
information 2529
Very
SALE
FLOOR,
817 | Federal
sother
Call
parking for 3 cars plus garage. Long term financing. Loiza 1507 between Parque & De Diego. COMMERCIAL @r OFwick space, ground floor, parking, sist
COUNTRY ©CLUB: Near large commer- | Cail cial centers, school. Fresh.?corner lot | 2636 le. Call house, 3 bedrooms, etc. R weekdays,
Ponce.
COMMERCIAL
sis
room, combined patio-style recreation room & kitchen. Hot water, telephone. 2 country acres. $175. moathty. Call 3-158.)
3-454 2656
ceater.
Juan
about 5.400 ft. each floor ation write to Dr. Miguel A Samade: Bou: 863. Ponce. P. R
in Jaarea. living
2664 —_
in
tructed soen in Ponce Atocha St. im front of
Rey.
LOVELY. COOL home with view gucyes. 25 min. to metropelitan Furnished 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
815 | Modern
Buchanan
RENT
Laundry. garage in seCall 6-5516, 8 Betances
Park,
Fiuviales,
of San
partment store. A modern two | stery building with parking area to be) cons
residence
Floral Park. Big livingroom, diningroom, medern built-in kitchen, 3 airconditioned bedrooms with sliding door closets & built-in dresser. Studie room. Big porch & patio adjoin livingroom. Maid’s Parate
area
BUILDINGS FOR RENT
818
MAGNIFICENT
Commerciai
Port
2-4871. 377
1.
2657
Fuentes
Santurce
future
trees.
2 yr. lease. 6-0645. $300. Available Sept.
Woolwerth’s,
projected
MONTERREY: View of ocean and mountains. 4 bedrooms (1 airconditioned), 2 living-dining, fully ipped kitchen, screens, phone, garage. BOAT &
Seece: | EXCLUSIVE
TWO
OFFICES.
FOR
one
RENT
of
300
sau
feet.
813 | ‘terior patio, immaculately kept garden. | the other 700 square feet, in Bew buildAlso other Informatioa 3-1479, or evenings and weekends A-—4 Vinleta NICELY FURNISHED suburban. residenSanturce, Podnce de Leoa 1075, Step 16%. St.. near Tulipaa intersection, San France in 1500 meter jot, excellent neighborToformation 2-4871. hood, glass enclosed, airconditioned. par- ciseo. 2576 223 ler
overlooking
charming
landscape.
Se-
parate diningroom, 5 bedrooms with walkim closets, 2 terraces, porch, servant’s quarters, 2 bathrooms, garage, carport, beautiful interior patio, hot water, 2 minutes from University. For inspection call 2-3056. 812 2596 RESIDENCE COMPLETELY located in Ocean Park, next
Four bedrooms, 2 with air conditioning, special living area, completely equipped kitchen, telephone. Utilities included. Call 2-5852 from 1 — 2:30. 2602
812
815
$28.000.
8-0130.
2646
fruit
gage. 2655
livingroom
with
sofa
bed,
SAN
$12.500
days,
or
cash,
leave
-
Vieleta
G—
rica City. Across from Shrine,
the
beautiful garden,
mort-
red
flamboyan
trees
in bloom. Beautiful ocean view from sun porch. All rooms airconditioned, screened, pleaty of hot water. Private and semiPrivate baths. Private beach facilities. Telephone 28766. 1706 Pomarada St., Santurce. 2564 97 LA PROVIDENCIA GUEST HOUSE Parque 153. Near beaches, restaurants, theatres, busses. Sum ter-ace, all airconditioned
rooms.
Coming
facilities.
BILS BEACH GOUSE directly on the beach. Roll out of bed into the water. Airconditioning by the trade winds. Breakfast included Outdoor barbecue at your disposal 1650 Atlantic, 3-233L ise UF GUEST BOUSE — with private bath.
hot and cold water, Special rates by 2-2206. TT3
COLONIAL GUEST Avenue, Miramar,
[aft 53. Each airconditioned,
tmdependent the month
entrance 2-0887 or UF
MOUSE,
606
Room
privilege,
3-1977.
Bi?
Ronda,
635
Fdez.
Juncos,
AIECONDITIONED
furnished
coe DONCELLA
HOUSE
Apt.
rodm,
5. 818
pri-
GUEST
sis
- 590 yards
section,
Punta
near
Las
airport.
Marias,
108
Doncdéla
Santurce.
St.,
“ant
1691
up
SECRETARIAL PUBLIC
SERVICE
STENOGRAPHER:
Exper-
fenced continental. Complete Secretarial service for residents & transients. Hourty rates. Muriel Eddy, s + 2660 sis
RENT BUILDING
EFFICIENT.
Patio, original well. Ideal for gallery, gifts, or fashions, office. 469 San Francisco.
legal
fast
documents,
Secretartai
Service.
contracts.
free
pick-up and —T Call Giai day or aight -— 35156.
2623
168
zh ur
Real Estate Corner
For
information, call 2.9352 or 2.1897 or write — 12384 Loma Station, Santurce.
TAFT room
FOR
SPANISH
building.
2B,
from beautiful beach Airconditioned. Kitchen privileges. Nicest residential
10, corner
99
STORES
Apt.
vate bath & entraace, block from La Concha & beach. Monthiy or weeliiy. 1156 Magdalena, Tel. .
1106.
RESTORED
Sei.
single man, references. Excellent location,
6-5413.
2598 WHITE TOWER Guest House — Your brand new homelike, modern residence while visiting San Juan, the gay all Ame-
respectable family, kitchen
Mrs. 2672
De Diego. 1,508 meter lot, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, servant's quarters with bath, enormous living-dining, screens, water heater, built-in cabinets, porch, double carport. Information 3-0365, or Avenida Ashford
with
265
Modern
MIRAMAR: Furnished room. «private | bath, hot water, private entrance. for
B15 FRANCESCO
JUAN:
RENT
SAN
813 | 2686
trees.
3-5530
FOR
OLD phone.
screens, garden, carport, fenced, large Porch with Miami blinds. Call 2-3152 days. WP-1, Extension Los Angeles. 2653 816
lot,
bath, hot water, terrace. private entrance. Marchan, 2-6178, 2-3196.
Lourdes
ROOMS
SUSAN COURT: across from Suchville. 3 bedreoms, 2 baths, plus maid’s room and bath, laundry room, garage, 3 porches. 9 closets. fully screened. 900 meters
N COUNTRY residence, furnished, 5 min Rio Piedras. Near Antilles Military Academy. 4 bedrooms, large porch, carport, phone, screens. “% acre
CONDADO GUEST HOUSE, Condado 606, Stop 17. 2 blocks La Concha & beach. Apartment, cooking facilities, double, airconditioned.
2678
furnished, | CORNER HOUSE, year old. 3 bedrooms,| to beach. | 1 airconditioned, stainless built-in kitchen,
(ue st Hou SS LA
Torres
after 2674
carport, garage. Call 6.6999.
322098
SALE
rens
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. 3 bed- | 7°76 rooms, mahogagy furniture, screens. hot! pearty _ a = ve, re monil s necioting bedroom <a
FOR
MAGNIFICENT BUILDING. two on 1183 Ponce de Leon, corner_Barceiona St. ce, Stop 16%. On 800 sq. nteters. Good for department stere., bank. hotel, ceadominium. Surrounded by New York
quarters,
2-8840.
BUILDINGS
FURNISHED HOUSE: 4 bedrooms, 2 2 baths, carport and porch. Hot _ water, fermica kitch and TV set. Nice residential section, near Espiritu Sante College 457 Lio-
3 bedroom,
nee loce thon Toleabe
tititi
FRONT
er
apart-
813
OCEAN
to
Furnished
air-
3-3312. 2619
as THE SAN JUAN STAR will be responsible for only one incorrect insertion.
3-8254
phone,
APARTMENTS
ment near beach, Ocean Park, gentleman only. Air-cond. bedroom, large ctoset, living-dining, kitchenette, terrace,
11
requested
errors
813
sae
paper.
are
apartwater,
2615
bedroom, kitchenette, livingNear beach, quiet neighbor-
Simgle 3-0805;
2642
All ads must be submitted before 12 noon on day before
Advertisers
VERY
conditioned room, bath.
DEADLINES
for
REMODELED, SMALL furnished ment with garden terrace, hot
=
NEWLY
Saturday
3-3194.
2-0856.
All cancellations must be submitted before 12 noon the bDusimess day tLefore publication. Am opdered ad nust rua at least oace
AM.
6-1393
maid service. 67 Santiago ner Condade St. Weekly
COMPLETELY
by
Esteves,
furnished 2 rooms & kitchen. for 3 PONCE -—- Large cool house, Sept. ocor longer. Telephone, screens. Reasonable. cupancy, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, hobby References. Call 3-9587 days. 812 | room. 454 — 3rd St. Rambia Ext. Tel. 2647
2
TYPE
weekdays,
Call
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as
districts.
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ordinary
lines
Mes.
SEE FRANCISCUS ADVERTISEMENT
3 bedroom apartment, Rio area. near Univ. New garden
apartment development, convenient ping district. easy access Santurce
type
SAME
6-6857,
RENT
REAL ESTATE, 3 Nairn, next to Presbyterian Hospital on beach. COME IN PERSON 9:30-—11, 3:00-6:00.
—
|
FOR
pt.
RATE
Call
2667
HOUSES
best apartments and houses for rent, furnished ard unfurnished. FRANCISCUS
SPACIOUS Rio Piedras
dinary
facilities.
Save Time And Money
SAME RATE as 3 limes or-
0.
Payment
APARTMENTS
space charged for, 3 lines—3 words per line) for single insertion, chaise
YOe
Piedras)
HOUSES FOR RENT
2353
s4¢
Above type
Rio
Money available for first mortgages. (nvestment properties. Call us. 2-0911 or write Box 723, Roosevelt.
Times | 1 2 3) 4) 5} 6 15)30 Pec Day 18 18 17 17! 17| 16}. t5].14 Minimum .estimate Mio.mum
819
RENT
AVAILABLE SEPT. 18 — new furnished utility apartment, Hvingroom. kitchenette, twin bedroom, bath, screened, airconditjoned. near oceasg. $175 monthly including utilities.
3 Nairn Street and Ashford Avenue, 3-3506
FO8
oe
REAL
a
Ext 72
}
2
CLASSIFIEDS
3-8400
OCEAN
SIDE
RENTAL
breeze and the sound delightful four bedroom, ia finest Available
and
Punta August
beautifully
with
cool
furnished)
attractive design. Oversize lot on future boulevard. Only $20,800 with FHA financing.
- for rent or for sale. Magnificent. big. four bedroom. three bath home on landscaped acre. Servant’s quarters,
for
-
Las Marias locatien. 15 to January 30.
OCEAN
outdoor
play
area
FRONT
-
an
exceptional
locat-
Tschudin, Realtor
TELS.
sheltered
children.
wide good
Robert
Olimpo
located. Single am@ double accommodations with private Bath. some air con Gitioned. Rates fem $4. single. Mrs Cruthirds, 2-3994, ¥
—
of the sea! A three bath home
3-5315
9
THE SAN JUAN STAR— Friday, August 12, 1960
CLASSIFIEDS CARS
SALE
VILLA CAPARRA, 50 ft. from Capa¥ra Country Club. 1160 sq. mt. lot for $16.500. Call Mrs. Lavandero, 8-2435. 2680 8z3
FOR
MISCELLANEOUS
SALE
SERVICES
1956 PLYMOUTH SAVOY, 4 door, 8 cy!., push butten transmission, radie, Only
29,000 miles.
Write
Box
J. San Juan
HOSPITAL
=
BUY
a
wsED
payment
CAR?
NOW even
SUPPLIES
With
THER GOSPITAL SUPPLY COMPANY offers complete dispensary supplies and equipment. First aid & Oxygen kits *petective clothing and equipment. Lab ratery supplies and equipment Thermo meters, masks, rubber goods. Every thing for physicians, hospital and pa
$275
tients. 2-551l,
™
317 Fertalera 33162
St..
San
COMMERCIAL
12,000
LOT
square
meters.
of
‘ouse
2%
HOUR
LAUNDERETTE
SERVICE.
deliver
We’!!
pick
it washed
me.
27
LOST
et6
see at Duarte 20, 2663
@NE ACRE & concrete house almost completed. Paved road around \et. Near en
hill,
Tel 2627
. Beautiful min. to Rio
1@
17-2726,
er
Box
paneramie view. Piedras, Airport.
666,
Rio
FIAT used. 2643
Piedras. 815
FOR SALE by owner, premium corner Jet, high fiat top. with sewer, in Garden Hills, F.H.A. approved. 1,227 sq. meters. See tt Calle Atalaya. During office hours call telephone 2-1273 - night 8-1586. 2590 813 SANTA
fer
MARIA
sale,
superb Street,
2107
square
conveniently
Santa
phone
-
Maria.
meter
located
Rio
in
up
LEAVING
PICK-UP
your
&
fluff dried.
&
FOUND
laundry
&
8-2367.
Rey. sé
500, RED. like new. $950. Call 2-6053.
11
BEAUTY & HEALTH AIDS
816 MGA.
red.
wire
wheels.
1959 OPEL condition.
tot
this
$1100.
2 door sedan, $1800. Excellent Call 66125 befere 5 PM oer
AIR
CONDITIONERS
MOVING
AUTO
HELP
WANTED
—
FEMALE
Ladies’ Wear Dept. Head American as
head
woman, of
fluent
ladies’
Spanish,
and
hat
81804 1279
mechanics. Dealers requested. Inquire at Mediavilia’s Machine Shop,
WANTED
BRIDAL
ments Memi ne
CUSTOM
816 with
at
least
FCC
Second Class commercial license for service werk on two-way mobile radiotelephone system and marine radio and radar equipment. Person selected must be versatile, es. able to assume responsibility. Crumley Radio Corp., Olid PAA Terminal north side Isla Grande Airpert, telephone 3-5255 (P. O. Box Caparra
Heights). B13
ENTEENATIONALLY
FAMOUS
Publish-
ers are expanding their operation througheut Puerto Rico and South America. Tram
for
tions.
sales
$210.00
Thorpe, Suite ton, or phone 2607
and
per
management
week;
202, Rie 6-5049.
POSITIONS
posi-
Darling-
823
WANTED—MEN
EXECUTIVE
ACOUNTANT
13 yrs. in P. R., some Spanish. Interested im post as office manager-accountant or similar. Salary open. Call 8-1755.
Restaurant
Manager
Available
with more than 25 years experfence in Puerto Rico, USA and Europe operating restaurants, cocktail lounges and exclusive clubs. Desires either a concession or
‘2639
employment.
ences. Star.
Write
Box
Excellent
L,
San
WANTED-WOMEN
FOR
cellent
condition.
1957
BUICK
BUSINESS
2593
earn
Telephone
6.0645.
STATION
WAGON
$13,000
817
1956 CHEVROLET BEL AIR, 4 door hard top, imported, automatic. radio, power brakes, power steering, Must leave for States. Bargain. Phone between 7 -— 9 PM 3-1906 Room 507. 2687 15
te
$16,000
a
year.
Never a dealer failure. We work with you until success is assured. $5,000 down payment puts you in the driver’s seat. with the balance on a pay-as-you-profit basis. Inquire today, Mister Softee of Puerto Rico, Inc., 207 Ponce de Leon Ave., Hato Rey, Tel. 7-0136. 2382 823 FOR SALE -— Sales-repair shop. Typewriters, cash registers, safes, etc. In business 10 years. Good location, will sacrifice. Write Box 8204 Santurce, or 3-6245. 812
FOR
Reasonabie
rates.
Panet
SIEGMUND, Villa Rie Piedras. Tel
3-0188.
Tel
Santurce
DISC
Filler 2419
are
at
very
ity
at
Suceseres, 2465
Box
Phone
3669
Lapstrake,
Sam
Ricardo
WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN A BOAT? Teakeraft?...Teakcraft yeu mean? Yes, we have it for you, specially fer you. 19° Cabin Cruiser - solid teak, made to last hundreds ef years. Aecommodations for marine toilet, sink, steve, water tank
and bunks,
You Gen’t have te pay more
them
“iodern
own
—— T
the fimest boat
at:
262
a.
Ponce
-
de
of
its kind.
Electric
Leon,
&
te
storage,
Juan,
P.
Limes,
Use
6-3329
the
best
Agent
Muebieria
2-2726.
Santurce.
22067
Air
Moderate
furniture
by
prices
Aimacenes
HOME
similar
LA EXTERMINADORA (Commonweaith Pest Control Services) Free estimate. Control of imsects, rats and fumigation services for homes, business and farms. Services guaranteed. Preventive treat ment against termites. 20 years ex perience. 7-0292 774
UF
FOODS
NATURA PRODUCT Dist. Health Food Store. All natural vitamin and food «up plements. If we don’t have what you want we'll get it for you. Try Sierra’s Acerela Jam. 605 Beiaval St., Saniurce. 2520
%
Around the Block
of
alteration
cleaned
ROOF
CLEANING
YOUR
high
roof
and uses
water-
ing, 611
call
pressure
65132
or
1!
430
See
Marine
Puerto
de
824
AND
to own
PETS
one.
3.1294. a5
We
handle
plans.
(4-1/2%). No down Home Improvement
2-3013
Ext
204 622
POOLS.
most omly
Puerto
Rico's
experienced pool reinforced coacrete
oldest buikders, and aii
&
so,
cieaning
Verde,
jobbing.
for
826
LANGUAGE
Work
Ri-
814
CLASSES
SPANISH LESSONS for Continentals, by college graduate. Private lessons $3. per hour. (2 students, $4.) 123 De Diezo, Stop 22, Santurce. (Near Swiss Chalet, across from Pueblo Supermarket). Tel 2-9842.
2513
816
MORE (CLASSIFIED ON PAGE 20
experi
and
paint
Bayamon UF
§ CONTRACTORS
—
BUILDERS
TRAVEL FOR ‘N
VISITORS
KEnmore
ber, 2291
TO
TRAVELER
monweaith
BOSTON:
APARTMENTS,
Avenue,
61093.
Boston
Sarah
TOURIST
Ketcham
owner-mapager.
"@aRRs,
302
15,
Com-
Mass
Gard.
or around
Sam
Norfh American Van Lines, Inc. Telephone
3-3900
SPECIAL QUOTATIONS TEL. 3-4367 & 2-3839
816
Agents for
Junces —
Jancos,
Santurce.
INSTRUCTION
Valencia Baxt Express, Inc.
451 Fernandez
in
copper filtering system. These materials last forever. For free estimates, call
& PAINTING
dirtyy
Fernandez
Dealers
prices
7-2082,
BIKINI
electrically
appliances.
Guaranteed. Telephone 7-1327. Munoz vera 1000, Constructora Garay. 2624
t8
1603
IMPROVEMENT
low
Corp.,
COMMERCIAL
home
air conditioning units, $150.00. Alse Philco,
2364
ALL CITY PLUMBING - Stateside exmaintenFactory & building perience. drains
UP
Lew FHA interest payment. Universai
PLUMBING
&
CONDITIONERS
COMPARE THESs VALUES: Carports $595; Extra rooms (12° x 12°) $995; fences, porches, bathrooms, etc, aft
817
Construction,
AIR
and anxious 2673
Continental gupervision, reasonable rates, using MARY CARTER’S high quality paint. 7-2284.
Installation
FILTERS
65063. 2444
PAINTING
Sewers
SERVICES
San
NEED A good home for your MONKEY? | am 11 years old,
de
Maritimos, Inc., opposite Pier 9. San responsibility. guaranty Service, Juan. Leeal | and leng distance. We store your Agents National Van Lines Tet 22374 za UF
&
and Ri-
3669,
3.5938.
DOGS
Torres, Fernandez Juncos 20, Santurce. Tel 2-5791. UF
YOUR
pilat-
Box
Call
Conditioning,
uF
small.
COND.
Exclusive Carrier Tels. 3-4367, 2-3839 2609
of
Ponce
trucks,
conveyors equipment.
Frigidaire, York, Remington, etc. We trade in your used unit. Best dea) in town. Filters, installation service. Steve's
free Lines UF
Ine.
Tel.
or
or
830
Rico, United States, Japan. Packing. Cali
hand
Sucesores,
CARRIER USED $100.00, $125,00,
a
shipping.
1057.
ance.
EXTERMINATING
for Van
2662
R.
Davila P. R.
types.
are equipped your most heduled, with leok for and
movet
No
MOVE
Davila
PM
EQUIPMENT
CASTERS,
812
double
ended launch, with steadying sail, oak frames, copper fastened. Penta Volvo Engine. Sleeps two. 8 months use. Sacrifice $3.800. Phone 9-0115 evenings. 2592 812
to
im Puerte Germany.
sizes qual-
3-1396.
NORWEGIAN
going
Muebieria 1400, Stop 462
830
HEALTH
COMMERCIAL FISHING boat. 3% feet long, 10 foot beam, 110 H.P. Universal, power winch, snapper reels, round bilge, sturdy construction. Used less than 400 hours. $3500. Phone 96115 evenings.
YOU
large
MOTORS
Excellent 5
Pe S FILTERS INC. manufacturers ail wpes and sizés air conditioning filters tor home windew units - aise industrial
Joe!
Electrie Motors im to 800 HP. Highest
$1260. befere
trucks, lift trucks, material handling
AIR
Prades 6-3072. UF
6-3157,
Bolsa
825
prices.
we
Telephone
RESIDENTIAL
attractive
Our per-
MOVING? SAVE WITH TORRES. We do all types of moving, no matter if it be
JOCKEY
ELECTRIC
form Other
is yours™ when the Whether you’re mov
care ae
find.
Van
Leén 74
2-5282, Caguas
reasonable.
6-6645.
A. ©. Smith from 1/3 H.P.
SALE
SLOOP, RACING-CRUISING, 26x 8x 6,4 yrs. old, 2 sets sails, genoa; $1200; Tel. Ponce 2-1878, write Box 269, see at Club Nautico. 2633 . 813
FOOT
La
FOR YOUR danee or party — You can now hire a dise jockey complete with record player, amplifier, and large assortment of the latest popular music Fees
dependabis
US.
Up-
piano,
Call 6-6125 San Ignacio.
HANDLING
you ts as im move. Movinz, storage of fur
or Stateside, and a
crating,
cempetent Aseacy in Latin Night Patreis, Bodyguards,
Junces Ave. 4231
locally back
service Spain,
92
most
817
YOUR own boss in a profitable business. Be a Mister Softee dealer. Average
dealers
colors.
modern
SALE
815
825
AEE
distinctive.
work,
appeintment.
Service.
OPPORTUNITIES
’
and
and
Barbe,
EVERYWHERE
Capitel Transportation, inc., estimate. Agents for Atlas s
DETECTIVE BUREAUS CONTINENTAL DSTECTIVE BUREAU:
DEALEESHIP AVAILABLE -— Compiete lime of nationally advertised home appliances and leading ec cial refrigeration equipment. Also top quality paint line in new store, excellent location in metropolitan area. Fully equipped and ready for business. If you have experience, $5,000.00 working capital and can furnish a bond to cover complete sample line, this is your gélden opportunity. Al so another im best lecation im Ponce, same conditions, Write Box 243, San Juan. st
28
SALE
LEAVING ISLAND, selling Ford Fairlane 1958. Automatic, 2 door, 4000 miles. Ex2675
Rico's
fabrics
new
FOR
GBAND
cardo Juan, 2464
seldom
custom
BABY
condition. visit @—3
vans for local and overseas moves neatly uniformed and bighly-trained
the
Phone sis
stylimg.
by
helstery 2505
complicated only certified . Witliam
The
BOATS
CONTINENTAL SECRETARY Available Immediately 1® years experience, desires responsible Position with future. Handles own corresa All office skills. 3-7803.
CARS
pairs, watches see Puerto master watch and
refer-
Juan
antique
estimates
phone 2467
815
POSITIONS
and
of
furniture
quality
Highest
Write te Mr. | BE
Piedras
your
Saturdays.
UPHOLSTERY
CHOICE
Make
exper-
2656
10073 2613
YOUR
in the Construcwith car. Salary
TECHNICIAN
evenings Mendez, 6-3438.
refrigerator,
813
COLSON
im te
sellimg
PIANOS
STORAGE
CARE
“THE PLEASURE moving job is ours
MALE
commensurate with ability and fence. Call APO Sales, 3-5388. RADIO
GOWNS
ISLAND
SALE
stop
- United Van Limes, Inc.. through its local agent, Continental Moving and Storage, offers you the exclusive sanitized
aiture C.W Development. 6
needed
LARGE INDUSTRIAL CONCERN has epening for chief accountant. Previous experience in heavy industry desirable. Ability to speak Spanish desirable but not essential. Good opportunity for the right man. Salary depends on experience and ability. Replies held confidential. Send compiete resume and salary requirements te Box 14066, Bo. Obrero, Santurce. 816 2659 GALESMEN WANTED tion Specialty field.
81012
department
fm old San Juan. Must have experience and good local social connections. Salary depends on experiénce and ability. Write Bex G, San Juan Star, including recent
HELP
or
&
WITH
MOVING: WHO moves portant as where you packing, shipping and
ARTIC-EKAB aute air cenditioners for
FOR
2670
2431
all
at
875,
rubonly
sonnel are specialists in handling your prized possessions. Please call us at 3.4025 or 2-1473 for a free estimate
APPLIANCE SERVICE MARQUEZ REFAM SHOP irs
815
dryer
2, Km. 7, 123, Ponce.
2650
MOVING
FREE CONSULTATION 1112 Ashierd Ave. — Phone 23706.|
a
Rivera
$275 for the lot. See at 515 26%, 3rd floor any time.
spotted, please call Klein at &-1963, Reward fer information.
Cali
visit @-3 San Ignacie. 2651
817
ty H a 21
months
buy
Musez
3 sets bex spring mattresses, foam ber eouch, tables. chairs. chest,
BLACK AND tan German Shepherd, male, escaped frem erate ea flight to Puerto Rico. Loose somewhere im airport vicini
Jerry Richardson, 2-0120, business hours. or come te Km. O, Hm. 6, Old Isla Verfle Road. 204 812
agnolia Piedras. Tele-
3-2162.
319
1956
Hate
you
FURNITURE
location for any kind of business. All util-
ities available. Price $5. per square ter. Call phone 6-5621. No runners.
when
Distributors,
Rie Piedras: State Road No. cas) Caparra, and Calle Villa
LAUNDRY
and various other mixed structures Hit Imsular Read #2 near Bayamon im 10 minutes drive from San Juan Exceliert
from
Insular
79
Approximately
Concrete
YOU CAN GET your clothes dry om ramy days or nights. Insular
choose
Juan
1872
DRIERS
Distributors is holding a Specia) Dryer Sale durimg August. You get free a poitable Air Cooler with each dryer you purehase, or an electric ironer, if you buy a washing machine and a dryer during this sale. Other free applianees to
Star.
1959 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE. 4 door sedan, 6 cylinder,, automatic transmissien. radie, power best offer. Cail 2-7283. . 2661 313
@5th INFANTRY Rio Piedras—Carolina, 54.000 & 20,000 sq. mt. 10 acres Rie Pie@ras—Caguas near La Muda, beautiful
CLOTHES
a et
FOR
tne
LOTS
aca
3-8400 Ext 72
—
Puerto Rico
39 Breadway, New York — Digby 4-7940
the world
20
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 12, 1960
CLASSIFIEDS
Sack Is Back
SCREENS
up
ation
to
3
for
gan 2396
&
years.
Call
consultation Iriarte,
us
without
and
Telephone
2-4666,
“For
oblig-
estimate.
there
Pa3-2234 UF
OFFICE EQUIPMENT KENT: Dictating machines,
FOR
electypewriters adding machines, copyQ nes, ete Don’t buy, rent. Tax ductible Reasonable monthly rates Telephone 3-4752, for information 2383 823
tric
FILING
CABINETS. recondit ioned, iilike ER-COMMUNICATION SYS.
I
2s and 4uipment
fice
Service Wil set
Cali 46 Verde, EQUIPMENT &
up
el" FURNITURB
Olympia
typewriters,
and
Calcu-
lators, Totalia, Addo and Everest adding machines: Rex-Rotary Duplicators: Pho
tocopiers labie
All
at
kinds
Real
offica
Juan,
our
Rental-Purchase
Terms
furniture
Hermanos,
San
Telephone
avai
Fortaleza
3-2338.
3Q0.
- Investigate
Ptan-our
Credtt
cilities,
2369
822
BOOKS MY LOSS Unabridged Century 1960
FOR
Cost $184, yours for $104. Call 3. Write Box 8232, Santurce. 818
TV BOB
SALES
WILCHEK
10
years
best in receivers
work
Webster 2 -Vol & 12-Vol. set 20th
American Educator Encyclopedia, Brand new, some volumes not
unwrapped Stusrs O58
Over
SALE
your gain: Dictionary
-
SERVICE Television
experience
T of
&
any
guaranteed.
sevice make
Tel
Service
is
behind
the
and vr
repair model
on AU
90268
9
AMERICAN
repair
any
make
Ninety day technicians
9 AM 1136
own
TV,
radio
guarantee. Evening
to
10
PM
TV
&
RADIO
ed
6-4230.
home.
Same
service
rent
given
keyboard. s. Fully nthly
nee
de
castle
those on earth er space. Writing
of
to
the
America,
ble
said
one
or more
superior exist
Aug.
to
space
in out; 13
published
in
This
Adam
the
Rev.
it
is
of
Daniel
races
may
that
exist
theologians
in
have
the
rib-knit
but
shows
call
is the
condition
and
Eve
in
the
many
SH: LITT
wrote some
not
ills
be!
that
en-
Beset
and
asylums
would
he unknown tothem,” he added,
are
4
a
Delay In Opening UPR Center Laid To Local Dealings A University of Puerto Rico,
of-
building contractors for the failure of the $1.8 million University
Pierre
somehow
sexy,”
Miss
“Besides the season
the (17
longest inches
“It
stacks
dejected
to
daytime
fitted
for evening.
OCEAN FRONT hk CABANAS
THE HIGH LIFE—It’ 3 “just a glass of sherry but to micesized imbibers it is more good spirits than they can take sitting.
There’s
only
room
for one
at a time
at the
bar so one mouse patiently waits his turn. The mice entertain tourists (AP Photo.)
at
winery
the
been
Center, ready
September.” Center will provide
by
recre-
feature a bowling jalley, recreational rooms and
in
Jerez
de
la
Frontera,
Spain.
major reasons for the delay has been the inability of local furniture manufacturers to deliver
their orders. All furniture bought in the U. S. and Europe,
Genzalez
said, was delivered by July 30. Gonzalez, who is also UPR finance director, said that the decision to buy locally made
was
* [enlas
ra
a
oA,
nts
from
sec PAST waar SAN JUAN HOTEL Air Conditioned
“compromise”
furniture
aftet
U.
S. and
European’
It would have cost same, he said, if the
local firms.
about the University
had bought all its furniture from
ESTABLISHED 1928
et
a
manufacturers objected strongly to the purchase of all furniture
ittonal
®uerto «ico Soe
RESTAURANT
foreign
and
U.
S. firms.
AL'S LITTLE CLUB Puerto With
Ponce
Most
Open
Authentic Spanish Restaurant the Entire Caribbean every day (including Sundays)
Dillinger
at
in
de Leon’
Rico’s Littlest The Mostest Paul STOP
the 23
piano
6 p.m.
entil
Tel. 3-3858
Entertainment Nightly featuring PACO AMAYA (Flamenco Guitarist\—7—11 P.M. 254 San Justo St., Son Juan Tel. 2-1309 2-3677 3-2020
imme-
HOTEL LUOQUILLO
Agent,
OCEAN
otel, ‘Tele.
Avenida
De!
VIEW
RESTAURANT
Carmen
Luquillo,
SEAFOOD - STEAKS - COCKTAILS NATIVE & MAINLAND DISHES ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH
C}
DORADO BEACH Hotel & Golf Club
have
Local Deliveries Slow Gonzalez said that one of the
The
ful golden beaches and our
Box 157, Dorado. Dorado 600.
yesterday
lounges, and a hotel for transient
BEACH
Enjoy our beauti-=
reservations
should
1554
Superb sports facilities = spectal
on
visitors.
:
rates apply until December
diately. See your Travel or write Dorado Beach
said
It will several
a rather |
and
blame
ational and cafeteria facilities for University students and faculty.
look.”
for
zalez, which “early The
skirts of from the|
“Everything in the collection! is long torso, generally slack
waisted
the
June 23, will probably be opened
football skirts | jackets,” she |
up
placed
Services Enterprises, Luis F. Gon-
ground—most of the designers | are just covering the knee) Jean! Desses’ show is remarkable chief- | ly for his deflated and baggy-backed
has
Center to be ready to open next Monday as slated. The director of the University
reports “shows a cylinder silhouette, feminine and flattering. His zippered-up tube coats fit like a glove and give his creations a hug-me-tight look. A slim, trim figure with no outsided bulges is indicated here, she says.
says.
Tel
Blamain,
= wanderful pool !
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Precious
may
with
“Hospitals
Char-
~ including breakfast and dinner !
ors.
at of
Walker
to hotels,
+ PUBRTO
teacher Seminary
mankind such as crime, illiteracy and juvenile delinquency.
$17 and $19 daily...
OORAGO
a
of*the
beings
cumbered
says.
rooms are yours for as little as
P. O. B phone
a
local furniture manufacturers and
and the finest alr~conditioned
your
Raible,
Society
space
sailor
is
into
after
Blood’ in Canton, Ohio, that it is possible that
over
silhouette
Per-
probation.
Brunnerdale
the
death.
painlessly
happiness
of
Father
before
or
pass
she
é 3 é Beautiful Ocean-Front Cabanas
f Make
period
which
lived
disease
merely
everlasting
innocence.”
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typical
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sons
Dier
DORADO BEACH Ml At
203
without
in
the
at one
ae
their fall, theologians say. It is
C. Rai-
conceivable
what
a “state
issue
by
The
hipless—but
912
$14,
in
may
Jesuits,
races
ficial
your
Santurce.
furs
He
“His
from factory, $425 00. Ave.
a
vastly
Cath-
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super
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collection
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THE
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JUAN
21
STAR — Friday, August 12, 1960
Human Resources Official Sets Ex-Envoy Says U.S Story On PR Education Straight Warned On Castro Torres’ Killer Found Guilty By S.J. Jury The following letter was cretury of the Committee of wealth government agency. fact and interpretation in a which
appeared
paper.
in
the
written by Everett Reimer, se-+ Human Resources, a CommonHe writes in reply to errors of news story and in an editorial
Aug.
and
10
issues
11
of
(AP)—Arthur Gardner, NEW BEDFORD, Mass. former U. S. Ambassador to Cuba, yesterday charged the State Department contributed to the present Cuban situation. + Gardner, who was ambas- pact, and the Cuban dictator had
news-
this
sador from 1953 to 1957, de-
Reimer, among other things, said that information printed in the STAR was derived not from a report, as stated in the
STAR,
but
from
he
a speech
clared
public relations official as of Economic Development
a few errors of inter-
pretation, for which I may
myself
be partly responsible, should be corrected. First, what you refer to as a special report of the Gommittee on Human Resources was
except
31
enter
the
sixth
grade,
shooting
six years later. Thus, the average annual drop-out rate in the elementary
schools
is
only
Fidel Castro
believe with
that
me,
for
all
they
they
would
are
that
not
I said.
disagree
responsible
Actually
the
“It
the
would
be
right
policeman
res Pabon
five
impression that
to
leave
Puerto
Rico
Nine
Rosendo
United
in
on
1957,
Human
entitles
Resources
the
jurors
voted
for
country
which
and
shot
six
‘‘Puerto
economic
is
Rico’s
not
progress,
is making
only
faces
because
Manpower Needs and Supply.” “One figure which I used was
tries got an earlier start but also because they are, at present, pro-
misinterpreted
gressing
in
your
news
story
at
a
slower
slaughter,
coun-
rate.”
CONSUL ment
in
(Continued From Page 1) was a statement published
the
the
July
25
edition
newspaper
“El
cing
“complete
her
with
the
struggle
pendence Asked
the
announ-
solidarity
for
the
inde-
of Puerto Rico.” if the Cuban official
would have co, Morales
“That’s
of
Mundo”
a
to leave Carrion
matter
Puerto Riremarked:
for
Immigrat-
that to
his
he
stressed
that
neither
Perdomo, nor “any other consul” would be autho- | rized to serve in San Juan until | the controversial Mrs. Cruz is detached from the Cuban consulate here. The.
Federal
government
does
not give recognition to any foTreing consul here without the approval
of
the
government, rrion.
Puerto
claimed
Perdomo,
a
recent
Ca-
Foreign
Service officer for over 20 years, was
verbally
of
the
advised
last
Commonwealth
ment’s
distaste
for
his
with
verdict
of
the
activity
issued
to
Rican
radicals.”
accusation
78-page
State
was
part
Department
of survey
the
ho
Commonwealth
notice
that
it
is
officially
her
and
GA
Cuban
to comment
CHEERIOS Office
foreign
stick to “appropiate” functions.
In
a
yesterday
press in.the
to
become
time
in
reconsider a
fifth
service
of
ism...
they
Freyre
on
will
Monday.
appointnfent formal
what
column
exploiting
are
from
Once
the
Commonwealth
vernment okays an- “exequatur,” diplomat
to
of
his
the
imperial-
the
people and the people always react against what has no just-
The
Cuban
labor
rally
took his roars of
that
leader
here, -is issued in Washington by executive order. No exequatur has been given, nor negotiated, for Perdomo,’ service in Puerto Rico.
of
the
devoted
the
sugar.
STARTER SMALL
once
consular
conference
held
mountains near
Telephones:
3-1499
and
For
was
to
under-
unable
tion.” The
State
comment tions.
Department
declined
Gardner’s
accusa-
on
Joaquin Gonzalez Rites In Mayaguez banization,
Ur-
buried
yesterday
was
afternoon at Mayaguez
Cemetery.
He died late Wednesday heart attack at his home.
of
(AP)—The WASHINGTON United States yesterday served
only it recognizes that notice Government Laotian the Royal Laos. State is
Department
Lincoln
control
capital
of
control
group
of
Ave. See
een ts
the
that
seiz-
which
administrative
the
Vietiane beyond
has
extended
that
city.
>
paar
School of Languages
of-
there
AS
bert
of
press
said
White evidence
no
still
revolutionary ed
government
legitimate
as the
e
© GERMAN
a
U. S. Rejects Rebel Laos Government
© SPANISH
in
Gonza-
71, of Roosevelt
beginners
INC. 2-4945
who
to the Gard-
stand why the U. S. “permitted Castro to receive arms for revolu-
a yceor
the power breakfast the whole
MILLS,
the
blow said
LOW RATES
offered
© ENGLISH
by
in
Department.
This was a strong Batista government,
ned,
York
someone”
COURSES
Cheerios
and Warehouse: Fder. Jumcos Across Pier No. 6 — Sen Jucn
or
equip
shipment
GROUP COURSES
is another famous product of
GENERAL
State
its
go-
nation
400
are Spanish.
major portion of his address to aspects of Cuban agriculture, especially
the
the
was held up at the New
“Rubottom
ficer
700 priests in Cuba
the
the new consul authorizing the
represent
has
at
irritating
It is estimated
for
re-
voice,
approval.
here,’ Morales Washington to advice
to
a harsh
family loves. Rich in proteins and delicious as only toasted oats can be.
consul
a
“time
them
cried
Strong and Healthy with
here “must be completely out of Puerto Rican politics,’ warned that the Cuban consulate must
that
the
Cruz
pending arrival of some formal advice from the Commonwealth. Secretary Morales Carrion, stressing
sentence
the
govern-
Mrs.
regular
declined
he
WATCH 'EM GROW
Foreign Service, insisted that “no official word’ had reached
give
flect,”
addressed deafening
get
government
completely
recovered.
appointing government. Next, Washington informs San Juan of the new appointment,, and aske the Puerto Rican government if it “perceives” a any objection.
of alleged Cuban infiltration of labor and political movements around America. A copy of tha was received yesterday by Morales Carrion. To date Washington has given
been
morning
foreign consuls explained, is for
here.
memorandum
Attorney
has
pay
lez Cintrén, that
earlier
that Castre words with
Baldomero
Ac-
Page 1)
der. Judge
with
any
health
to
However,:
MAYAGUEZ—Joaquin
From
ification.” The early
week
Morales added. But Perdomo told the STAR yesterday he had no knowledge of the matter. His last post was at Galveston, Texas. Mrs. Cruz, a native of Cienfuegos who describes herself as a member
is prepared
firmness”
predeces-
Rican
Morales
Cuban
“with
reporters
Ful-
position.”
announcement
own
aware of the appointment of Luis Perdomo as consul in San Juan, Morales said. The routine procedure followed
campaign-
by the U. S. State Department charged the Castro regime with planning to abet the overthrow of the local government by “PuerThe
But
is told
government
resist A
he
Mufioz
revolutionary
ion.” Luis Cuban
where
Gov.
District
that
Felix Ortiz demanded they find him guilty of first degree murpronounce
Jayuya, \ing,
while
a “difficult
“We
accepted
said placed
CASTRO
basic-
these
in
(Continued
his service revolver. Rodriguez
his .that
acted like
Department
cash
ment.
cording to Gardner, Batista ordered military equipment from the U. S. valued in millions of dollars through a mutual aid
guilty
times
and
ex-ambassador
State
sor,
Tor-
the
spoke
gencio Batista, Castro’s
last Sept. 3.
disarmed
has a unique educational problem.
Every
the
States.
The
calmly. The verdict climaxed ‘‘ree days has been in existence since 1952 ally the same problem of expanof testimony. Defense attorneys and I have been its secretary sion of its educational system. If Tomas Torres Marrero and Carlos since 1954. Most of the figures this problem is less severe in the States and some other Noriega Rodriguez asked the jury quoted in my speech were from a United to reduce the charge to manreport issued by the Committee countries than in Puerto Rico it Committee
all
a Communist and did not deserve the support or friendship of the
per cent. This is still twice as verdict and three against. Rodrihigh, however, as in the United guez was also found guilty of unactually the text of a speech States. What is more important is which I delivered to the Puerto that those children who drop out lawful possession of a firearm. The state charged that on Sept. grade Rico Economics Association, at a before completing the ives in & surplus 3, when Torres went to arrest Romeeting honoring Candido Olive- will find while those -com- driguez at his home, he was knockras. Members of the Human Re- labor grade will find a’ sources Committee did not see the plete the ed to the ground by the defendant, ready marke{ for their. services. text of my talk prior to its delivery. While I have no reason to
“fought
partment to convince Washington superiors
a “report,” entitled for Education,” by
After 25 minutes of deliberation, Everett Reimer, secretary, Committee on Human Resources, a San Juan Superior Court jury July 28, 1960. and editorial. We do not have a yesterday delivered a verdict of The Letter: “I appreciate very much the drop-out from school of 31 per guilty of murder in the first degree Aug. 11 news story and Aug. 12 cent in one year. Actually of every against Ramon Rodriguez Correa, editorial on Puerto Rican education. 100 children who start school all 26, of Igualdad St., Santurce, for Nevertheless,
he
the time” with the State De-
made
The information was given to the STAR by a Department
of Education “Implications
that
92-9573
SAN JUAN DARLINGTON
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 12, 1960-
-
CARMONA’S RATINGS alw; 2-yrs; Ss (-$3,.350; 3. Anfitrion (No Boy) 5 Ttacol (Valdes) Lane
(G.
6
&
2
Colonel
4 1 6
Top Sale (araballo) Gravilla (Rosario) Come All (Cordero Jr.) class
of
improving,
could
make
Celeonei
Lane
also
this
1160
2-1
105 106 103
4-1 20-1 20-1
field.
if
good
San
(imparied) 1161-1 105 85
Rivera)
Anfitrion
BEST
at
Tatacel
the
wire.
cleser.
2nd-$1,700: alw; 2-yrs; 6 £ 7 San Jorge (Maldonado) 2 El Pepine (Valdes)
(Native) 112.) «8-5 1123-2
stages.
Mi
m.
Ecuador
= =21
106 114
«21 «31
5 3
Cisco Chele
lll 1055
72 «641
— 5-1 $1
El
(Bravo)
14
12 107
10.1 12-1
«8-1
gel’s
f-Sabana Liana (F. Alicea) f-Conquistador (de Leon)
110 140
31 3-1
the
f-Jaimito (T. f-Don Ramon
1033-1 105 31
1 7
ll 12
6
f-Macbeth
4
f{-Lord
13
f-Leyenda f—field
Jr.)
(Flores)
Derby
(Morales)
15-1 20-1 «7-1
112.
«7-1
112—=«Oo7-1
(Reyes)
1097-1
horse.
Saa Jorge has all the speed in the Face. El Pepine strong opposition. Debla and Radiante clesed well in s slow last @uarter recently.
3rd -32.000;
clmg
($8,000);
S-yrs;
1 116
m.
lll
6-5
110
7-2
(Native)
8
a-Chino
6
b-Prestigio
9
Currutaco
8
1 4
a-Miss
(Carabalio) (Valdes)
(Bonilla)
Lucky
(Rodriguez)
110
3-1
1b)
«6-5
Camaron (Cordero Jr.) b-Taquillera (Ramos)
lll 105
1i 10
Camille (Reyes) Mavi (Maidonado)
16 13)
61 — 81
12
Dinamita
(Melendez)
108
10-1
Egepra (Davila) Pesetera (Valdes) a—Ponce Stable entry.
1 1065
15-1 20-1
3 7
b-—Establo
Rechani
Chino-Miss Lucky Prestigio, dreppimg
Prise. Currutaco 4ih-$1.550; clmg (Native)
1 7
Mr. La
4 2
Mi Favorita Miss Marga
Agrait in
5-1 =—7-2
very strong entry. class. could sur-
(J. A. Welez) (Carabalio)
3-1 2-1
109 5-2 1055-2
1L
Poldin
(Reyes)
1085-1
10 3
El Mucaro (Landrau) Tati (J. A. Velez)
15 6-1 1098-1
Consenso
lil
6
(Pacheco)
8 1t
Alicea) (Diaz)
horse.
Ecuador should be abte to pick up the speed im the stretch. Cara e Cruz will be dangerous on the lead. Pagliacci popped up the other day, could repeat. 6th-$2.800; cimg ($8.000); 3-yrs; 6 f. (Imported)
10 4 3
6 7 1
Emma (J. A. Veiez) Titomar (E. Rivera)
110 120
«(5-2 2-1
Miss
103
3-1
Kee
Catcher Cirujano Chalupa
3 2
Skippy Platita
8 9 12 13
14
Bel
(Reyes)
(Cordero Jr.) (Morales) (L. R. Velez)
1057-2 1m 81 110 «(8-1
(W. Rodriguez) (Valdes)
107 105
10-1 «15-1
f-Moyeto (Morales) f-El Alamein (Bravo)
110 114
20-1 20-1
f-Malas f-Pincel
113 110
20-1 20-1
110
(20-1
Noches (Serate) (E, Rodriguez)
f-Field Beauty f—field horse, Madame
(Davila)
Butterfly
should
be
able
to
beat these. Emma showed blinding speed in last out, winning by 1 lengths. Tito mar
useful
sert.
cilmg
($6.00);
4-yrs-up; 6% f.
(Imported)
will be right im there. ($3,500); 4yrs-up; 6 f£. 113s) 106
f—field
7th-$2,.300;
entry.
(de Leon) Madama Valdes)
Vigia
Nike (Morales) Musico (W. Rodriguez)
8-1
Confite (Maldonado) 113° 10.1 Madame But’fly (Caraballo) 105 2-1 Mr. is a good closer. La Madama shoald be hard pressed during the early
8
Nabucco
(Valdes)
13
Sr.
12 10
a-Brandy Wine Guaynabo (G.
Martinez
(Flores)
8
The
6
f-Fulgurante
4 3
f-Visual (Cruz) Montecristo (Caraballo)
7 3 1
Sharper
(Bravo) Rivera)
a-Nevoso Colorido f-Platero
a—Establa
f—field
(Acevedo)
(de Leon) (Cordero Jr.) (Olivo) (E.
M.
Alcaraz
85
14
41
na 122
52 5-1
114
«81
114 105 105
5-2 Bl 10-1
112)
10-1
105 105
10-1 20-1
entry.
bet.
Sr.
speed to geo all the only filly iu the race,
Martinez
merits
he answers call
consider-
ation.
for
who
Casey~Stenpitcher.
picked
“That Arroyo amazing.”
is
Two sporting events Pll never watch: bull’ fights and cock fighting. Puerto Rico has no bull arenas, but a new cockfight club has been organized in Santu turce. Although the
adds
of
knights,”
little
crew.
respectability.
been,
were
just |
kees’ 74 triumph. The National League castoff came into the game in the seventh
For,
off
Bob
a 42
Turley
to
give
the
Arroyo
got into trouble
eighth, giving single, but he
Olympics
at Rome
ning to shape convention. The latest marathoners
kers sure dope
up
as
by striking out Jim It
was
Arroyo’s
they
purchased
five
walks.
a half
dozen
leagues
“T
call
a new
a
back-up
it
“That’s
10,
The
10th
Berwind
San
Charges
had
the
boundaries
the
population
EDDIE
that
director
announced
that
League
SAWYER
. no job troubles And
in
not
made
that
league
and
area
exceed-
specifications.
TO
The
New
FLY
J. MACK
pill
York
turned
vitamin
for
doping
figure
the
AAU
the
Olympic
out
to
iron
be
“They
the
Bert
did
anything
didn’t
horse,
make
do
but
him
flight
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District
at
72-hole,
will
Roosevelt
Kinder
Pratt
‘Sept.
go,”
harm
to
helped
Bert
have Bay,
Roads
and
(158),
(170),
Melvin
low
Chapman’
four
will
Ensign
ahd
scorers
compete
at
Lieu-
(174).
at
Ber-
Pensacola
19-22. s
+
Cool
th-
Bill
Stowell
receptions
foreign
Moore
Were at
given
most
of
countries
Some
countries
parachutists
and
the
even
gave
reception
committee
at
had
men pro-
the the
a
have i
‘
pages
The
didh’t
finding
no
port yesterday to meet the who traveled the world to mote Puerto Rico.
sport
season,
the
air-
sports
this trouble
their
the
on the
much
many
for
abilities. Commonwealth
STAR
next
visited.
jumping Yet the
these
there
official
they
_medals
played
Hddie Sawyer, who ‘quit his as manager of the. Phillies
early
.Reception ry,
are
year.
to
told
for a boxing in Puerto
writer
series
Rico
Emilio
will
trace
recent revival of boxing and lack of facilities for i a
fighters. s¢
Several
antl vl
racing
fans
from Ponce will be on hand at El Comandante Sunday. The track has chartered six buses to transport the Ponce citizens.
instruction ®
on the
Guantanamo
George
joO
Carmona.
Schoo;
a
wrong.
any
just
Skydivers
by
FLY), G
Complete
Thirty-
The
tourney
James
The
police.
series
will tell you
24
scheduled
23-26.
from
doesn’t | matches
ses
=
is
defficiency. 1
horses.
he
Watch
AERO
and
An international Hall ‘of Fame Why shouldn't athlétes be | | allowed to correct “tired blood?” | for golf will be established soon In England, police have char- and will be exhibited at Dorado ged jockey Bert WoodaSt..with Beach when the Canada Cup
answer
been
ed Little League
LEARN
in
of the of the
the
San Juan Naval Station’ s team and their 36-hole qualifying scores: Commander Joséph Mongogna (163), Lt. Commander
wind
it was
has
20 players.
Juan.
locker room at swimming trials.
that
match-
Naval:
Aug.
players
has
left-handed
tournament
The
Ramey
17
Championship
scroogie,”
Rico
qual-
day.
I keep it away from right-handed
to allegations
Serraliés, inc. . Ponce, P.R,.
championship.
Sept.
hitters and hitters.
Puerto
action
the
the | island’s
morning.
tenant
Eastern
into in
of
delegation,
final
Jersey
He
League
go
biggest
had a chemical analysis made of a pill found in the women’s
has
| 12—will
six holes will be wlayer
since
breaks the other way, which is the ways an ordinary curve breaks.
Little
PGA
perhaps
Sunday
ed
pitch.
to
irom
Buchanan’s club championship —72 holes, medal— will be play-
relief
a screwball
inside
raised ranking
Play, 36-hole final will be played
games.
to
this
Ten
round
junior
Arroyo credits his return to the big
title
been
Buchanan
Trinidad,
and
the
golfers
at
ifying
been scored on only once and has]
elimination
ie
Junior
today
five
hits
enter the Jimenez
se28
seventh
is eligible to represent the island in this weekend’s Latin American
80° 86° 151° Proof
play.
will be checked to make their diet doesn’t include or pep pills.
medal-play
the
for you
has
players—and
and a inning
from
for
to $10,000.
City about two weeks ago. He has hurled 13 inings and given up
Regional
rum
$7500
the wal-
Landis.
him
Stan| Leonard
again Open.
Leonard
February word is that and distance
C
Prize money for the ae which will be probably played i
medical
Sox
appearance for the Yankees
C. D. Conway
finest
edged year.
is begin-
a
Golf
Jimenez’ and
are expected to Puerto Rican
a_wassailing
in the
up a walk ended that
The
Joe
lead.
Is Eligible For Latin American Playoffs
is the
*
with a man on base and ended the inning by getting Gene Freese to hit into a double play. Freese earlier had hit a three-run homer
East PRLittleLeague
DOR
racing agencies throughoet the i land. Even at a quarter per ticke that’s a lot of money.
ees
The
key Park Wednesday night when he stopped the Chicago White Sox cold to pick up his first American League victory in the Yan-
as title
knights of old, bold as they might
he said:
was just that at Comis-
to
that
contrary to public opinion, the have
amazing,
it is referred
“sport
the
from
minors, put it best when
Arroyo
York when
virtually
|
By Peter Anderson
Arroyo
southpaw
‘n ENDS
A Little Honesty
fat. He’s
Luis
a relief
33-year-old
he said.
EVERYONE IN PUERTO RICO
But
manager
Stengel,
saved
horse.
Nabuco has the way. Lady Eternal
nixes
Rivera)
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little.
is a big man in the New Yankee scheme of things
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The biggest fighter in Rafael Tirado’s Aug. 23 promotion at Escobar
weighs
only
135 pounds.
But
his last card has a tremendous battle between two lightweights— Rafaelito Navarro and Jaime Cruz. ees
Approximately 80,000 papeleta (cinco-seis) tickets are sold 2@'
STAN LEONARD ... smooth swinging
diaa
tion. He now works for) the Plymouth Golf Ball Co., one of the
country’s
biggest.
t
Gene Littler had a ready answer
the
to
this
reason
question:
for your
| “What's
recent
surge?”
up-
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23
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 12, 1960
Sports Today
A Nice Fellow By Jimmy Cannon The
long
distance
operator
said
Jack
Kearns
was
en
the
line,
to person, in Miami Beach. “Firpo
died
today,’
I
told
the
old
man
who
managed
Jack
of
the
United
States,
Firpo
knocked
have
been
tolled.
The
fight
“He
was
a
hell
“Could
of
°23 he
a
puncher,”’
when
fight?
Zev
I
asked
road
with
him
to
build
the
Kearns
him
up.
said,
CANNON
Kentucky
because
Firpo’s awkward furies. “‘We needed an opponent,”’ the
the
other
said. The
old
men
ridicule
The
phone
“He
was
year when
cackled a
hell
Sarah
a sucker.
“Bill McCarney newspapermen
went
did
a
on
men
with
who
During
the
seven
times
times,
died.
shicker.
Kearns
said,
returning
“‘A rugged strong guy.
a good
punch.
I mean
he
game. He didn’t fear nothing. He tough.”’
are
promoted.
puncher,”
“Dempsey
was
claim
two
this
rounds
was
the
it lasted
that
the old man
was
too.
fight
first punch
Firpo
hit Dempsey
knocked
said.
knocked
7
Los
Angeles
57
46
553
7
San Fran. Cincinnati Philadelphia
51 47 42
52 53 65
.495 443 393
13 18% 24
Chicago
39
65
375
including
25%
yesterday’s
games.
Scores
AMERICAN York 61
LEAGUE 42 592 578
1
61
47
565
2%
52
51
505
9
Washington Detroit
52 46
55 58
486 442
11 15%
Boston
46
59
438
16
41
64
390
21
6, Chicago 0
City
13,
Kansas
City
“He could punch,” Kearns said. ‘“‘He crossed a right hand and Dempsey was down. You know who give Firpo the name of the Wild Bull of The Pampas? Damon Runyon give it to him. That name helped the gate. He looked like a buli, a wild man with the hair all over him.”
New
York
But
it
defeating
behind
the
the
(Daley
6-1
34),
homers
night.
Balti-
City
referee
“Johnny
was
was
Johnny
Gallagher
all right,”
said
who
is dead
Kearns.
was
a real
in them
that.
Now
days it’s
rules, Johnny “Firpo
“He
20
won
“Only
weren’t they
in the give
should of counted the
could
it if he had “Wasn't
if you seconds title
of,”
that
They
to
get
him out.”
night,”
Kearns
ring.
them
said.
off the downed
or
LEADERS
more
at
bats)
York
Chicago Boston
Wertz,
Gentile,
Baltimore
Maris, New Mantle, New Lemon,
York York
Washington
BATTED
| Banks,
Chicago
88
| Aaron,
Milwaukee
83
75
|Mays,
74
|Boyer,
69
|Cepeda,
San
Francisco
74
Louis
74
St.
San
Francisco
HOME
RUNS
Chicago Milwaukee
35 27
| Banks, | Aaron,
26
| Mathews,
he
diin’t.
He no
said. ‘‘He didn’t have
You never knock old friends according to the Kearns has lived by all his life. The stand-up days
“It
was
a thrill
fight,’
would
one
Kearns
said.
‘‘Firpe
25
24 21
them
won
hollered.’’
the say.” deformed ethics are forever.
didn’t
have
much
of a defense and Dempsey hit him when he wanted to. But he was clubbing at Dempsey. Hg clubbed him out of the ring. The newspapermen pushed Dempsey back. Every one was busy. And Johnny wasn't
Here is
in no hurry.” I wonder why Dempsey never fought Firpo again. “I started in to build it up,” said Kearns. ‘‘Firpo never
opened
mouth
the
his
seconds.
but I kept
lof fights. good
the
newspapermen
it going.
I used
the
But
Firpo
20 seconds
started
to
didn’t
look
as ballyhoo
again. He wasn’t knocking nobody out.” Gallagher and McCarney are long dead.
Firpo is gone. Dempséy yay,
a
myth
from
wrangle good
but
about the
Firpo
Now
at
65,
20
next
couple
never
looked
Luis
Angel
sits in the window of his restaurant on Broad-
another
generation.
But
Kearns
still
hustles
the
ight racket, managing Archie Moore, scuffling as if Cal Coolidge as in the White House and there had never been another war. “I'll tell you- who Firpo was like,’ Kearns said. ‘Like that johansson but he had more guts. And he was a real nice fellow. He er opened his mouth.”
Kramer
Luring Wilson s
LONDON n
offer
ramer
(AP)—Bobby
“I
from to
will
couple
promoter
turn
make of
MORE
Wil Jack
professional.
up
days,”
my
mind
Wilson
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Milwaukee
it after
of
73
|Boyer, St. Louis Mays, San Francisco
I said.
‘‘But
IN
71
22 22
Sievers, Chicago Colavito, Detroit
338 313
92
RUNS
HOME
345 313
Chicago
RUNS
IN
York
New
Francisco San Pittsburgh
nice
Under
League Dodgers
leaving
et)
a smart operator in his corner. McCarney in his corner?’’ I said.
as a second,’’ Kearns
changed back.
Hall's
3-2,
little fellow. You didn’t want a better man going for you than Johnny. He was all right. A stand up guy.” Out of the ring went Dempsey and he should have been counted out. “Why didn’t Gallagher count Dempsey out?” I asked. “Johnny was in no hurry,” Kearns replied. “It was nine and
out
Wash-
Dick
now.
“Johnny
dropped
crushed
behind
Milwaukee
312 | Ashburn,
BATTED
of
both teams seven games pace, and Cincinnati San Francisco 53.
317 | Mays, 316 |Groat,
York
10
Detroit
Sox
Firpo Won?
The
in
beating
White
13-1
shaded
his
250
65
sole possession
by
Kansas
LEAGUE on
who
four-hit pitching. In other National games, the Los Angeles
over
ran
as
ington
in three to lead
victory
Cards,
third 2 1|2 games back. In the other American League
game
of
and the Yanks the Chicago White
two
New
Skowron, at
3-1
Cleveland
Minoso,
Boston (Muffet 42) at more (Barber 7-4), night.
Cubs
sec-
Louis
(Not including yesterday’s games) NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING BATTING 317 | Larker, Los Angeles Mifioso, Chicago,
Maris, 1
13-9)
the
to
them
of the
took
42
pitching
kept
front
Philadelphia
innings. The Orioles
41-year-
for
Chicago
a
St.
to steal the Pirates were
Sox 6-0, Williams drove runs with two homers Boston to Cleveland.
downed
in
place
four-hit
Vernon Law, were blanking
total to 513. Pirates victory
second
remained
old Ted Williams show. While the
RUNS
Games
(Short
place
Power,
Chicago (Shaw 10-9). Detroit (Bunning 7-8) at Cleveland (Grant 7-5), night. Washington (Ramos 7-13) at
to his
ond
1
Washington
Today’s
the major leagues Wednesday. The Pirates posted their seventh straight victory and the Yankees
Smith, Chicago New Skowron,
Baltimore 4, Detroit 2 Kansas
games
(Based
including night games. Wednesday’s Scores
York
five
MAJOR
Chicago Cleveland
City
career The
Williams’
—
46
Boston 6, Cleveland
down
champion
night.
63
‘‘He stood over
the
8-12),
NEW YORK (AP)—Pittsburgh and New York _ strengthened their hold on the top spots in
got two-hit pitching perform. ance from three pitchers.
Games
(Hook
Baseball
Ted Williams Homers Twice: Bucs Win Seventh Straight
—
Baltimore
New
ever
Firpo and hit him. He stood behind him, and hit him. He took advantage of the poor sucker. You could do a lot of things in them days you can’t do now.”
The
553
Not
in the first.
in his prime,”
46
Kansas
fight,
in shape,
exciting
Firpo
to
But he was
couldn’t
was
most
57
New
good
Tough
an old man’s
a
Bernhardt
but he was real Big and stro ine
with of
A real sucker
There
And
5
Milwaukee
at Cincinnati
job for us. You could do things in them days. You could build up an opponent. All was around was Willard and we had knocked him out.”
Strong
570
Chicago (Morehead 1-7 or Hobbie 10-15) at Philadelphia (Roberts 8-10), night. St. Louis (Gibson 2-3) at Pittsburgh (Witt 1-0), night. San Francisco (Mariehal 20 or Sanford 9-10) at Milwaukee (Spahn 12-7), night. ' Los Angeles (Drysdale 10-10)
have
Kearns
won
46
Today’s
ended when Dempsey slid out between the ropes and didn’t clamber back until at least 20 seconds had passed across the face of the timer’s clock. remembering Derby.
61
Louis
Les Angeles 3, Milwaukee 2 Cincinnati 5, San Francisco 3
out
should
St.
Wednesday’s
Dempsey. But, dignified in a ferocious way, Firpo accepted the referee’s final count whieh should mever
LEAGUE 40 619
Not
Dempsey. No one ever used the first name. “A nice fellow,” said the old man. ‘‘He never ; squawked.” & They trimmed him out of the heavyweight championship. That night, when Cal Coolidge was President
Wednesday
STANDINGS NATIONAL Pittsburgh 65
—_—
MAJOR
the San Juan Star
|] SPORTS
LEAGUE AND LEADERS PAGE 26
centennial
READ SPORTS OF THE TIMES PAGE 27
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Friday, August 12, 1960
PR's Derby Champion
Baltimore
Tien
Orioles Whip Detro Hits 4 Homers,
Lands In Akron, Ohio Now Only Game Off Lead e
and
in
of
the
Cleveland
first
round
Richard
of the
against
Sherer
Soap
Box
home
The
finals
Friday he will take a test run Young Nazario, who lives near | of Derby Downs to prepare for the Caguas, drew his position yesterrace Sunday. day in a drawing which lined up Parents Arrive Today all 168 champions for the open His parents,*Mr. and Mrs. Saling heats Positions in ensuing rounds will vador Nazario were scheduled to be determined by lot at the Derby arrive today as guests of Caribe Motors, Corp. Downs Track in the first round. Nazario was accompanied on the Salvador will compete in heat 31 against the Ohio and Indiana flight to Akron by ‘the champions from West Germany, the Philip boys pines, Venezuela and Hawaii. Hero’s Welcome Following the race Sunday the He arrived here by plane from
York
shortly
after
noon
boys
yes-
will
visit
General
Motors
City
cago game. Nazario is scheduled for home Wednesday.
and
attend
a
New
hit
who
in
have
their
four
his
third
of
Jim
++
hit
last
16
seven
today.
the
Bonus
year.
Gentile
pitchers.
Short-
hit his
Don
8
to within one
for the
inning
tying
Kansas
run
the
City rally with the
on
Washington
sécond
base ‘and
Senators beat
the Athletics 54 yesterday, Harmon Killebrew hit two runs for Washington afid ing.
if
16th.
Mossi
Baltim:
was
eee
€LEVELAND star
Mike
(AP)—Relief
Fornieles
saved
the
York-Chi-
to
RON
leave
HANSEN
.. he homered |
Rizzuto Helps Leith’s Larry Baker peole
wondered
why
Phil
Rizzuto
was
named
a
British Welter
director of the San Juan Senators when Bob Leith bought the club. Now they know. In New York Rizzuto has been helping to line up
welterweight
plavers
down
for the San Juan
team.
left for the big town +— Luis Arroyo, currently early this morning to talk with, relief pitcher on pitcher Luis Arroyo and catcher ‘ hettest New York roster, played John Blanchard. Leith
the
San
Juan
team
the the for
last year.
the
contracts
will
through George sident-treasurer
be
handled
Trautman, preof the National
Association of Professional Baseball
Leagues.
The
only
players
whose
ser-
vices are secured coming season are
for the up pitchers Jack
Fisher
Rippelmeyer.
and
Ray
Fisher hurls for Baltimore and Rippelmeyer in the Pacific Coast League.
PHIL
“[ said
zuto
RIZZUTO . a talent
needed last
who
a
night,
he
catcher,” “so
I
thought
Harris To Manage Luman Harris, Baltimore’s {pitching coach, will manager the scout! |
club.
Leith |°
asked
could
The
Riz- | to
do
Oct.
lineup
field
when
close zuto,
by, John Blanchard.” Rizwho is a baseball broad-
caster
in
New
York,
talked
owner
Leigh
hopes
the
season
opens
21:
the job. Infielders: ~And Phil told me he had a man} (Baltimore); (Columbus);
Jim
Gentile,
1b
Biffy Melendez, 2b German Rivera, 3b;
shortstop undecided, but could to py local player Horace Clark.
the Yankee catcher and now | Outfielders: Dave Nicholson, 1f Blanchard wants to play winter (Baltimore); Roberto Clemente, ball here. cf (Pittsburgh); Nino Escalera, Big Ledguers Make $1000 rf (Columbus. Major lfague ball players rePitchers: Jack Fisher (Balti-
$200| more), Stever Barber (Baltito play here. expenses That | more), Arnold Portocarrero may have had some bearing on' (Miami), Ray Rippelmeyer (PCL) Stanchard’s decision to play. tand Luis yrroyo. +
ceive
$
a
month
plus
LIVERPOOL,
sixth to of
for
Eng.
round
and
Smith
went
of eight
in the
then
fought
out
for
Mossi
in!
3rd;
B-Flied out for Dropo in 5th; C-Safe oa error for Bruce in 5th; D-Walked for Busby in 7th; E-doubled for Foytack in 7th. Baltimore
(®—English
Tony
a count
A-Grounded
Detroit
E-Busby.
77-10.
PO-A-Baltimore
DP-Hansen,
27-7;
Breeding
Bolling, Fernandez and timore 5. Detroit 7.
back
narrowly outpoint Larry Baker]; New York in a 10-round fight
last
Leith will have to obtain the Yankee’s permission to use either Arroyo or Blanchard. Then
Pier
Senators Find Talent Outpointed By Some
home
in four runs. The first homer was with two aboard .in the first ‘ign-
Fornieles Saves Win
in
Atlantic
He was outfitted in driving togs and taken to Derbytown, home of the 168 champs while in Akron.
games
four
swim
Hotel
pulled
the loser.
tion’s
at
Orioles
The Orioles have won 11 of their last 12 games. Detroit used
escorted
capitol,
runs
second.
fly to the na-
Sheraton
home
hit
they will a tour of
the
Orioles
stop Ron Hansen connected his twelfth, a solo blast in
Dertiot. Later Washington for
to
Baltimore
baby Dave Nicholson hit one in the third with two on base. In the third inning, Walt Dropo
terday to receive the champion’s welcome which included a police-
ride
happy
Tigers with a 6-1 defeat.
of
Sunday.
New
run
New York Yank ees yesterday, punching the groggy Detroit
"
will be matched
Jr.
(AP)—The
game of the pace peeing
COOMA
Derby champion,
DETROIT
Puerto|
SSsoSes
13-year-old
SSeS
STAR)
MR
The
Nazario,
os
Ind.
Te
enennndhenend‘BE umown
Ulicky,
Kokomo, here
Box
Soap
Rican Michael
O.—Salvador
reeceoocer-ese
(Speciai
AKRON,
and
Cash.
LOB-Bal-
2B-Maxwell, Virgil. HR-Hansen, Brope, + Nicholson, Gentile. S-Fisher
- :
night.
Smith,
who
defeated
Baker
last
March, had the crowd roaring he batted uphill ta victory. Baker
was
easily
on
top
in
JACK
as | the
victory
for
Boston
Red
FISHER
Ike
Delock
Sox
.-he won as the
defeated
the
third, fourth, fifth and sixth rounds,
Cleveland
Indians,
punishing right.
Fornieles two men
relieved Delock with on base in the eighth
Smith
After the ish fighter and
took
with
a
swinging
knockdawn, the Englcame back strongly
the
last four
and Vic
retired Power.
Harvey Then
Power and
had
one
knocked
hit in four
in
KANSAS
a run.
Thursday After. League title was
pitcher
Ray
Hits Two CITY
Moore
Center. ings
in
second
The
both
topped
the
the
first
stand-
half
and
half.
was
composed
of
Lizzy Palerm, Evelyn Soroeta, Maruja Kodesh, Francis Pico,
and Mary Williams. Suiza Dairy also had gue’s high
game
and
high
liaroni; (3) 4).
Fornieles
lea-
(8)
and
and L—Harshman
Cleveland,
Piersall
Moore
half.
(9)
and
Naragon:
10 0 11 1 (8),
Herh-*
and
Kravitz. L- Herbert
Killebrew
2
PARTIAL SCORES Louis
Pittsburgh
the
second
HR—Washington,
St.
Washington 301 000 100—5 Kansas City 101 001 001—4 Clevenger, Woodeschick
(4-7).
(17).
(3).
series.
(8)
(7-12).
Pag-
(14).
Johnson
W-Clevenger
(13).
Repulski
Miss Williams had high average, high game and high series. Dan Q finished second during season’s
K. 10 0 81
Harshman, Newcombe Wilson. W—Delock (7>
HR—Boston, the
a ninth
AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 013 001 000—5 Cleveland 000 100 100—2 Delock,
team
PAUL RICHARDS ..he should be happy
(AP)—Relief halted
BASEBALL SCORES
won yesterday by Suiza Dairy at the Paradise Bowling and Sports Dairy
Vic
trips
ete
ladies Bowling Title| Killebrew Suiza
Kuenn and he retired
three straight in the ninth. Puerto Rican first baseman
rounds.
Suiza Squad Wins The Ladies noon Bowling
5-2 yesterday.
San Francisco Milwaukee Los Angeles
"900-000 010
090 010 000