The San Juan Star (Aug. 13, 1960)

Page 1

oY

eee

et

enewal Plans NYC Office

an

Juan Star 1:

‘Housing Help j “To Be Offered To ‘Islanders: "as re! newal

and

Vol 1 No. 241

orp.

plans

lish an office in New to ” York City” 16 aid Puerto Ricans: im that..city’ with housing pro-

blems, ‘Carlos Alvarado,

execu-

tive

yester-

director

announced

day.

The offi¢e would furnish. advice and<‘would act as liaison with

state

San Juan, ead

Rice, Saturday, August

13, 1960

at San Juan.

authorities.

Alvapado said the proposed (See HOUSING, Page 3)

the former consul

Ike's Voice To Earth

to which

eeapaetipeeetill

|

A test bounced President senhower’s. recorded voice

Eiby

have

her

ousted

the Cuban

con-

radio

up

California

radioed

wards

back

to his

Air

from

the

base

in

Mrs.

orbiting satellite. A 22 year-old Navy ‘frogman, Robert W. Carroll, tied a line from a helicopter to

men

were

encouraged

2.

all» sorts

limited

can

be

to

distances

stantly.-

One

carried

clearly

illustration:

television

of the Olympic

wherever

they

are

un-

and

12

rejoiced

of a space

anticipate the day when messages of

After

in

live

games,

held.

the

recovery

the

capsule

fired

in the Pacific

near

Thursday.

Hawaii

recovery

capsule,

more

of the

carried

than

the

PONCE—The yesterday

(See BALLOON,

over

400

perhaps

sailor

ing

Seafarers won

cannery the

@nion

ery

began

SIU

Seafarers

here.

The

victory

yet

scored

organiz-

union—by

industry -in beat

the

Union

255

votes

the to

as the

margin

United Paekinghouse Workers of only eight votes. America—a sister AFL-CIO The contest

30 To 40. Overcome:

followed

as

a

gas 2

in

(AP)—Resi-

a

¢hemical

ended,

Earlier «the

;

«See!

At nery,

of

sented

the

Ponce

tuna

Packinghouse

workers

fish had

under

canrepre-

a

Pete

alleged

and

her

supposed

ta-

ready

to

it

Mrs.

Cruz.

a

consular

fight

is

for

li-

violated,”

officer,

it

was

CRUZ fighting

back

added. If discrimination were practiced against supporters of Puerto Rican independence by the Cuban consulate, Mrs. Cruz stated, then (See CUBAN, Page 4)

By ANDREW BOROWIEC LEOPOLDVILLE, The Conge (AP)—The United Nations warned yesterday it intends to carry out ‘its mission of maintaizing order m the Congo despite inter-

ference by the Congolese army. U. N. Under-Secretary ier

Patrice

General

that+

L

the U. N. task force alone

Armed

*' 735 gece STU, Rages). “88

y wastQn’ the®

‘Pageldy

heels

Caguas.

plant. “ The plant was shut down immediately and ae danger _ was

_ declared

on the

her

Lumumba Warned Not To Interfere With U.N.

was responsible for the country’s security. in Caguas. The action was taken after In that election the SIU beat days of mounting unrest in out the Packinghouse for rethe country and the growing presentation of some 90 workers presence of the Congolese at Gems International, Ine. an industrial diamond-cutting plant in police and the army.

dents of thié Seaport town began dropping on the streets yesterday -froms.what authorities said was.

closé

Hett.)

another Seafarer victory over Packinghouse workers last week

By Gas ‘th La Porte LA PORT

climaxed long of bitter campaigning, and

weeks

Guater

of

146.

The Teamsters, the third mainland. union of the ballot, took

rival

By

...

rates

wide

Photo

ANGELICA

since

to

who desire to visit that island, she

(STAR

(AFL-

om

her duty to facilitate entry inte Cuba of all persons ‘‘of good will”

on to

covering

office

pro-independence

wherever

As

Page 4)

election

triumph

Puerto Rico three years ago. The

te

representation

workers

‘largest

land-based

a

said

has

Seafarers Score Triumph In Ponce Cannery Election CIO)

berty

forward—perhaps

Union

of

liberty.” “A soldier

Ocean

gone—the work to send a man a round trip into space, and

as

of separatist ideology,” the outspoken Cuban consular officer replied that she is a “‘soldier of

an

instrument

Soviet

served

lent for swinging trips from Puerto Rico to Havana for “persons

Air

from

the capsule The

Other Space Flights The communications satellite, the biggest but fot the heaviest of all man-made satellites, zoom-

failures, over

objected

display

sympathies,

up

here.”’ Force

who

in the consulate

public

fantastic

30,

San Justo street, in the Bouret building. Soldiér Of Liberty Noting that the local State De-

partment

itary

really

a desk

Califor-

nia:

is

Cruz,

acting consul here from December, 1959 until mid-July, still has

edge

to the balloon and down to New Jersey. The balloon, called Echo §, served as a sort of backboard.or: billiard cushion. Delighted scientists and. mil-

“This

here.

Thursday the Puerto Rican State Department revealed it is blecking recognition of the new Cuban consul general here, Luis Perdomo, until the controversial Mrs. Cruz is withdrawn from his office.

at’ Ed~

comrades

Force

from

sulate

jts success on a day in the United States laid

of space

State

to

sky and spce. i: 3 1. An Air Force test pilot, Major Robert M. White, hurtled, 131,000 feet above the earth—more than 24 miles, the highest flight yet, and

Federal

of the Commonwealth

claim to other fantastic feats” i

wrapping ‘on a package of cigarettes, was shot. more than 1,000 miles skyward from Cape Canaveral, Florida.

claimed

the

that

Department

to new marvels in world communication. skin thinner than the plastic

Cuban

Juan,

government is behind efforts

By J. W. DAVIS WASHINGTON (AP)—The United States, on one of its proudest days in the space age, yesterday. sent into orbit high above the earth a giant balloon that could lead The balloon, big as a.ten-+ story building but with a ed

acting

in San

yesterday

From Outer Space

from

Bice

By HAROLD J. LIDIN Attractive Angélica Cruz,

US Balloon Bounces)

beam

Puerte

Cuban Aide Claims U.S. Behind Ouster

err Urban

Housing

ee

members

of

the

Con-

golese Force Publique roved the highways, stopping cars and passers by. On Wednesday night,

lesefired over mobs which

Oe *iamuhibele: cab? a0

Dr. Ralph Bunche personally went to inform Prem-

clamored for his death. The U.N. Conge command indicated it intends te carry out to the letter the mandate given it by the security council. This determination was shown

comply

Thursday

ant

night

when

a

unit

of

with

leave

the

cause

of

the

demands

te

country

Thursday

be-

the

seats but he passage

shortage

had

for last

been

of

plane

promised

night.

Druet was located in a restaurby

a

Congolese

official

and

U.N. Ghana forces nearly clashed with Cengolese gendarmes in

immediately arrested. A unit of Ghana soldiers under the com-

defense

mand

of

a

Belgian

The settler, Marcel he

received

an

settler

Druet, said

expulsion

order

of

ponded took

him

a

British

officer

res-

to his plea for help and away

in

a jeep.

The United Nations said here after being beaten with ae -|:that the entry of the troops into by Congolese troops: « h * He said “he Wat ‘astintble to » » (See LUMUMBA, Page 2)


F

aoe

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, August 13, 1960

IGreeted By Tshombe !/n Katanga Province By

ADRIAN

PORTER

ELIZABETHVILLE,

troops

The

Con-

go (AP)—Dag Hammarskjold led a U.N. task force peacefully into yesterday

and

opemed

megotia-

tions for full withdrawal ef Bel4jgiam

sien

would te

be refused ’ permi

come

m-

i

A breathiess army padre of Belgian

Sth

brigade

Tshembe

that

the

t

potifie)

tower's

Eur

treeps.

A delay in landing operations and a minor demonstration at the airport, including a cry of “down with the United Nations,” Standing,” said Tshombe, appalled marked the arrival ef the U.N. and swiftly brought the fower u Secretary General and his blue- to date. y helmeted troeps—220 fellow Hammarskjeld’s

Swedes.

But there was a warm welcome for

Hammarskjold

te

this

cattle couatry from the

rich

President

and Prime Minister Meise Tshombe, who only last week threatened

war

im

an

attempt

to

bar

the U.N. troops already occupying the rest of the Congo’s half dozen

POLIO MOTHER—Army Set. John Cully holds his day-old wife Ingéborg can kiss her

lyzed from

at

New

the neck down by polio, was out

birth to the six-pound, 14-ounce vue,

and

Y

the

second

in

New

girl.

York’s

of her

It

By

PETER

VIENTIANE,

ARNETT

Laos (AP)—Cap-

Radie

Vientiane

its

influence

in

laughed

and

jeked they U.N.

with

entered and Ka-

which took them official residence

twin-engine p-m. frem But the

leader

plane

sped

Leopokdville. landing of

of a five

plane

im at his

1:40 craft,

fleet,

was

delayed by a radioed deciaration frem the contrel tower that the

away

yesterday on the theme of neu-

tain Kong Le’s rebel regime is\ trality. trying to draft a moderate expremier, Prinmee Souvannva Phouma, for leadership to ex-

Pand

drummed

It

said

the

leaders

® minute

intervals,

Police Seek

Two Gunmen ate tan

for their first formal meeting. The Secretary General’s white

Their Neutralist Grip On Nation

at

of the Belgian troops, Tshombe appeared in high spirits.

tanga flags, to Tshombe’s

Laos Rebels Move To Broaden

in

Police were searching for tw men yesterday involved in sepa

Hammarskjold as a car flymg both

(AP Photo.) *

circle

Though he had modified his stand ia the face ef a security council mandate fer replacement He

the

histery.

provinces.

plane!

the field three times and the eame dewn. The others streame

‘WEATHER

of

FORECAST:

the coum}

San

Juan,

sheotings in the metropoli area Thursday night. Tw¢

men

were

dents. Wanted

injured are

in

Antonio

the

inci

Melend

Torres, 29, of Rio Piedras, whd police said shot an wounted tor Manuel Vega Santana,

Vi 2

ef Barrie Monacillo in Rie Pie dras at 645 pm. Two hours earlier in Santurce Rene

Ramon

Figueroa

was

sho

in the night leg during 4 disput with a man

Pagan

identified

Hernandez

of

as; Samuc

Santarce

Pagan has not been seen since. Neither shooting victims were

Pence

tryside.

(Contineed

NEED

Page

1)

Vong, fugitive leader of the Pre-| im doubt. But

PROTECTION? EL MORRO CHAIN LINK FENCE... THE GUARD THAT NEVER SLEEPS. YOUR

PROTECTOR

AROUND THE CLOCK.. NOW you can have with security added Woven-Wire Window

be tola Koo in communist Pathet Lao move- an open letter earlier he wanted ment. There was some belief | nothing to do with the revoluamong diplomats that if Phouma tionaries and asked that his name

Kong Put

y try to dell wie himself

prince

he could

said

to take

best deal

he

over

with

e

YORK

(AP)—A

given

$3,000

Jewish

te

San Juan

Church World Service, relief

NO

OBLIGATION,

cell

EL MORRO FENCE CORPORATION TEL.

25267

Fernandez

Stop 2112

Ave.

Senturce

2.28 nm f2e2 7

co

can

ceaa

Sos

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8:21

1:39 a.m. 1:30 a.m. ES _ Lew Tid iam

>

8:16

p.m.

33 pm. — oo. 9:50 p.m.

ip

oe

a.m.

3:32

FOR .SALE pests, woedturning, fer bowls,

ecanvene wisBAR

CLAMPS e

TOOL

@

Prime

Minister

Miami, 90, partly cleudy; | B¢l€ians open fire, we shall die

Chicago, 73, partly clendy; Dal-| "©

coumty-

Ser rane | Emargamey, Resist

HAND

HANDLES

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8

clear.

Bight

Pearmacy

Femanéez Junces 1384 ee ee

i

'

pam.

Moise

dleudy; Washington, $1, partty| Will enter Katanga, and if the cloudy;

3:32 pm. las, 86, partly cloudy; Les Ange-

© GRINDER, compicte with

f#ca

Katanga

Tshombe had waraed that the arrival of any Congolese minister to the prevince would be disturbing. Lumumba has proclaimed that “the entire goverament

2:19 p.m.

ah Ties

Mayaguez:

MACHINERY atLATHE (Dunlap), for bed

a.m.

Mam

Palestine refugees in Jordan and | Fasente:

13

.

“ee

Mayaguez:

arm of the Natiomal Council of | con juan: Churches, has reported it re- | Faiarde: ceived the gift from the Ame aoe rican Council ef Judaism philanthropic fund for use in aiding | sam Juan:

Tides

:05

a Piao

Moslems.

August

Vitam Sim

Chris agency tian to aid its work | Pence: Arab

organization with regard te Luguenba’s: intentions. I

TIDES

Saterday, Migh

Fajardo:

has

-| the pesitien ef the international

wants his fu-

i

The principal cencern few was

because

Jewish Agency Gives | s. .0 Aid To Arab Refugees (fms... NEW

try.

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agency

interpreted as. imterference in the internal affairs of the coun-

be removed fromexecutive the 4¢-member comit-

Las.

Keng the

among

with

Fram

"ol a

HE

IN

ne ag gees meen wale

fan Juan

et

- Sasturce

[sous Gor ansoresten und


So

Ceee a

maee

STAR

3

Day's 12 Stick-Ups, Thefts

At Miami Dock to

supposed

S. S. Holiday,

JUAN

°

A pte MH

7as

Stage Door Holdup Tops

Cruise Ship. ‘Still Tied Up The

ebeah

EF

arrive here early this month to begin an inter-island cruise ser-

An

early

morning

holdup

ed

at

into

the

night

club

as

In other incidents, Dr. Manuel

building in,

of Agriculture

ment

two

Roque reported the loss were about to close Santurce yesterday morning Stage Door Bar in Old San employes of $806 in cash and checks plus calendar of 12 at 4:50 a.m., Thursday and, point- what appeared to he a fruitless a headed Juan t when thieves office equipmen . tied up to the dock in Miami robberies and other thefts re- ing a pistol at manager Harry . office Santurce his attempt to burglarize the finance burglarized with no definite sailing plans. Gesnal, demanded money. Gesnal area metrepolitan the in ported or Wednesday [sometime late According to the Miami Herald, during the 24hour peried ending said the stickup artist collected office. morning. Thursday early | the ship’s owners are trying to at noon yesterday. ransacking thorough a approximately $50 from him anu Despite raise $100,000 to meet refurbiIn Miramar, Jorge Suro, Jr., A stickup man described as of the second-floor division of the of the second-floor division of | conthe in incurred shing costs Without-another word the gunwearing grey pants, white shirt Norwegversion of the former and “a tourist’s” straw hat stroll- man fled, followed by a second to a combination fan steamer personal papers man believed to have been a scattered files, officials said late of valuablescar and ee parked in front of eargo-passenger cruiser. other |from his or money no yesterday lookout. The Herald quoted Miami ship on 665 Marti Street. Vandals broke into the Depart- valuables appear to be missing. | his residence ‘| Drug e as saystill) the

is

Caribbean,

the

in

vice

Otero

in

finance office, during which the reported the theft of $250 wort

=

trafficker,

Ponc

H. Kirsten agent John ing the ship ‘may be ready

for

its scheduled trip -Aug. 20, or it may miss some more sailings.” The based

Holiday in San

make

bi-monthly

is expected to be would and Juan

Gets 7 Years | @,, ae

to Trini-

trips

dad with stop; at coming and going.

other

islands

A man described as one of the biggest drug traffickers in the

Ten Are Injured As Bus Brakes Fail yes-

rush-hour San Juan

accident involving two bound Bus Authority

buses.

Ten

failed

as he

down

at

of

slow

to

Ten

Santurce

to

taken

and

made

have

Police

no

a

ceived

re-

two-year

charges.

of

Kortright

Housing For $106 Million In The Works few of the. person

next name

office the announced

months.

in

said

Alvarado

a

of

to head

research

the

of

this

office

of

the

urban

into various economic, social, and

be two

probably would next~ the in

technical

| renewal

aspects

and

housing

program

con- here.

press

of a wage

because

h Hato Rey Yout gs = s Drowning Vicim youth

drowne

"IT'S NOT ‘THE HEAT BUT THE HUMIDITY”

d

Thursday while swimming in Martin Pena Channel, Hato Rey.

Police report that Lorenzo Perez Oquendo of 74 Third St. in

Hato Rey disappeared while swimming in the channel at about 1:40

His

pm.

body

recovered

an hour later. in

In

he

addition,

under

presently

‘said;

is

there

Member Of American

or

construction

renewal urban 33 in planning projects involving 15,000, families

pu-

will

which

estimated These

of

cost

projects

nanced “through

$43,632,400. fi-

being

are

Fede-

combined

funds, Alvaral-Commonwealth rado said. ‘ . Under the Public. Housing Pro-

the corporation

gram,

contruct-

ed last year '4,834 units of housing at a cost of $37,028,000 and

has

6,588

at_a

cost

in

of

stages

of planning

$63,660,000,

he

said.

announced. that the - do Alvara the® Urb: tesearch ‘office Sof

Renewal T

and Hovysing Corp.

is

of

Air

INTERIORS

611

GIANT

Juncos

Ave.

on

for

Specialist,

See

@

imperial,

t

cool,

a

will

provide

STEVE,

your

control,

days,

humid

most

The

tropics.

humid

thermostatic

under

the

the

for

FREE

Rca

of

demonstration

the ;

Imperial.

YOUR USED 8 MACHINE AS § A TRADE

IN 68

a i

FINANCING There’s MORE

CARRIER

in Puerto Rico than

AIR CONDITIONING

ALL other brands combined.

Decorators

NEW

(Air Conditioning 1603

Stop.11-— Santugey .,_.. TEln 34365,

from... $179.00 -

6000

Btu/hr)

STEVE'S AIR CONDITIONING

BUSINESS (Interior)

MODELS

ag pe.

.

Fernandez

air

when

Conditioning

FURNITURE

FOR RESIDENTIAL AND SHOWROOM

dry

crisp,

PRESENTS _ CONTEMPORARY

Btu/hr

23000

a

Institute

an

at

be‘ developed

is designed

DITIONERS,

i

of families projects.

EDNA ROZAS Inc.

that, will

projects

provide housing and or lots for 18,858 families. ‘These projects will cost a total of- $106,897,330.

nesses

ease

i The study will seek to analyze the turnover ference the office in New York a portion of public and private blic housing with on inati would work in coord that the plan announced He - investment in relation to_ the New York State housing autho corporation for rehabilithe Puerof of ces resoug mic econo total rities in ‘helping New York City’s jto Rico. tating Barrio Venezuela in Rio *: protheir with Ricans Puerto begun Piedras has been approved by the a was whigh t projec The | and blems in finding housing j in 1959, is expected to be com- Planning Board. “with New .York’s landlords.” Venezuela consists of an area few weeks. next the within pleted be bly The office would possi Among the topics being studied of about 22.7 acres of land. It | located in the headquarters of in the project are: is presently the site of 469 structhe present P.R. Migration DiviInflation of land values in the tures and 516 families. The prosion offices. metropolitan area; the housing posed projects contemplates the $106 Million Worth Of Projects | tuadon politan acquisition of the land by the in the metro cts, Turning to pending proje ing | area; the financ of urban re- corporation and the later sale Alvarado agnounced that at the 'newal and housing projects, and by the corporation. close of fiscak 1960, the corporation had under. construction and

planning - 130

night.

last

closed

was

restaurant

The

dispute.

Hett.)

Gunter

by

17-year-old

| completing a study of the invest(Continued From Page 1) ment in housing in Puerto Rico. n withi be set up office would This study, he said, forms part said months. He

the the

es L nion,

Emplo

of the Hotel and Restaurant

PICKETS—Members

Ashford Aves. in AFL-CIO, picket the Under The Trees Restaurant at de Diego and the dinner hour before just ay Thursd out Employes walked Condado yesterday. (STAR photo

for

sentence

violations. narcotics drew five years.

i

5

ow

a

RESTAURANT

Catano, and Enrique Lopez Rivera, 23, of Juana Diaz, who re-

Municipal

they were all afterwards.

Hospital were leased shortly

28,

Sanchez,

y i

i

os

Kortright

Jesus

bus

rammed

the

to

transferred

narcotics

the

Clemente Ruiz Nazario yesterday was two-time narcotics violator

were

passengers

in

men

Others Sentences sentenced by U. S. Judge

Also

Ave. and the vehicle Juncos crashed into a second bus taking on passengers. women

key

the

racket in Ponce.

Fernandez

on

26

assistant U. S. Attorney, described Martinez at that time as one

brakes

the

attempte?

stop

cigarets. of marihuana transfer L. Acosta, Raymond Prosecutor

Marquez

Colon

yesterday

police

told

for’ illegal

20,

July

trial

jury

were

passengers

slightly injured. Driver Ramon

Napo-

Martinez

is Modesto

He

leoni, 43, a slaughterhouse worker who was convicted in a non-

evening

Thursday

a

for

blamed

was

failure

Brake

terday

Ponce area was sentenced to sevin en years in prison yesterday Federal court.

a oe

FERNANDEZ

JUNCOS

TELS:

Business)

is our ONLY AVE.

3-4367

STOP

&

23

SANTURCE

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Satenday, August 13, 1960

(Cuban Aide Still At Desk.

News In Brief U.S.,

Britain

Reassure

(Continued From Page 1) ‘Marti would turn-over - in

Poland

grave.”

LONDON (AP)—Britain yesterday assured Poland the Atlantic Allies have no secret deal to help Germany win back her lost provinces

in

the

West

east

day,

of the

the

Germany

Oder-Neisse

U.S.

river

government,

“has

never

sought

line.

In Washington

in

a similar

note,

or

obtained”

any

earlier

told aid

Poland

from

the

allies for pressing its territorial claims beyond the Oder-Neisse. Both

the US. and Britain governments were answering notes addressed to most of the Atlantic Allies by Poland 23 days ago. In these motes Poland sought anew to obtain an aknowledgement from

the

West

with

that

the

Oder-Neisse

represented

the

final

Germany.

Cuba

HAVANA

(AP)—Raul

U.S.

made

TUNIS

announced

Morales,

charge

Execute

(AP)—The

last

similar eas

Algerians

night

rebel’

two

after

being

condemned

minister

of

last night of using its “counter-revolutionary against

Cuba

French

provisional

soldiers

had been executed. A four-line communique Michel Castera and Georges Lengall, were

squad

Cuba’s

this

week.

TwoFrenchmen

Algerian

that

“for

crimes

government

taken

said that executed

against

prisoner

the soldiers, by a firing

the

Algerian

civil populations.” There were no other details. The executions wer expected to touch off bitter reaction in France and among European residents of Algeria. ss

Dempsey

Marries

Career

Girl

the

said

Dempsey,

yesterday.

former

Deanna

65,

was

of the

islands.) + “I am a Mrs. Cruz,

of

Cuban

fervent adIndian con-

Spanish-speaking

Martiana,”’ exclaimed ‘‘as are all persons

fight

for

the

Cuban

revolu-

tion.”’

Upholds

P.

R.

Liberation

Pietelli,

not

the

Minneapolis

immediately

available

comment.

to the U.

S. State

ment as a person who “the liberation of Puerto

Star for

Departupholds Rico.”

Commonwealth Assistant Secretary of State Dr. Arturo Morales Carrion

refused

to

cemment

on

Mrs. Cruz’s charges that the U. S. State Department instigated his efforts to have her ousted | the San Juan consulate.

from

But Thursday, in connection with his

statement

leged

denouncing

meddling

by

Cruz

the

al-

in Puerto

Rican politics, he told reporters that the departure of the attractive Cuban

diplomat

from

Puerto

is a matter for féderal tion officers. 4 Diplematic

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP)—Former heavyweight boxing champion Jack Dempsey has married a 38-year-old New York

businesswoman,

federation

known

U.S. Mail Charges Curbelo

a

father

And as an admitted “Martiana,” the woman explained, she is

communications, accused the United States free mailing privilege here to distribute publications.”

Marti,

independence, was a yocate of a pan-West

frontier

ee

Counters

:

(Jose

who

his

Rico

immigra-

Passport

yond of his jurisdiction. Her birthplace allegedly is Cienfuegos, a central Cuban port city amd scene of a bloody 1957 uprising by naval units against the

Juan,

Batista

ington

BERLIN lated

110

terview

the

target

of

Sovict

threats, this divided city nues te lure tourists.

conti-

Curtain

and

the

Perhaps it is situation, where

Communism

can parts

two

|”

Iron

Mora-

about

his

Perdomo,

‘in-

Mordates

noncommittal on the i

be

seen

con-

the

same

of

with

the

This

floods

way to Union.

as

Paris

time

of

year.

there

were

this

crisis

to

them

year

the

can

their

east

try-side

Swedes

distuson

ithe

of

Berlin.

the

city

limits

an evening stroll along the wide sidewalks of the Kurfuersten-

damm.

Or

they

sit on

sipping

the

eafe

coffee,

and

watching and listening to foreign

visiters.

British,

and

heard

sector

because

terraces,

followed by the French.

be

experiences

are sealed by the East Germans. So the summer substitute is

to rise

is

Seyiet

Berliners cannot make ex¢ursions to the surrounding coun-

proportion

contingent

the .

munist

one-third.

biggest

from

popular guided tours to the Cbm-

foreign-

is expected

_ Berlin’s

center—many of the stop off on their

and

Others sing

that

cities

Judging by conversations overheard at the sidewalk cafes and bars along the glittering Kur-

fuerstendamm—West

city, that has an appeal. The numbé@r of tourists is tiny

It

tle less

then

i

makes

Berliners

cut

off

feel

frem

a lit-

the

free

world.

GAS {Centinued From Page 1) verge of panic as victims became sick and started vomiting in the

(Continued From: Page 1) create a dependable spy-in-the-sky system for knowing what’s going

streets.

on

.

.

victims. The plant was shut down as soon

Echo

authorities what

was

as the

some

time

affecting

leak

was

the

discover-

were overcome. T. C. Adams, publisher

the il]children

and the Harris

elderly first. County sheriff’s

ties

the

said

gas

is

small

of the

La Porte Liberal, said ness seemed to strike

depu-

believed

to

have come from the S. & W. Chemical Co. in La Porte. They said a gas frequently used in World War I was the cause.

It

as

tiring

the

is

caillses

nausea

and

fatigue,

but

was

de-

clared by city authorities. Help

other

cities. Houston, 20 miles sent in 10 medical teams, lances and oxygen.

away, ambu-

said

om the

about

a half

in

the

town

verge

of

5,000

of panic

for

hour.

SIU (Continued 31, 1961. The transferred to A straw poll the. Seafarers

the plant, claimed

SIU

eluded skirmishes at the Molinos de Puerto Rico flour mill in Catano, and at the-Puprto Rico

ae

a

the

White

in

House:

called ‘the

communication$

a

The balloon, felded in accordion pleats

in the nose

cone

of a tower-

NASA

announced

it was

in orbit. Glennan called the launching, ‘well nigh perfect.” Gases helped inflate the great aluminumcoated

plastic

Ahead nitude,

ball.

Future Tests are tests of great when

later

Echo

maglaunch-

ings will be undertaken to see how

the

space

used

relay

station

to transmit

can

be

photographs, TV

pictures tries.

or messages a

between

Then vital; counted

mighty possibilities are Echo’s working being on ‘to help the develo

of military”co

Satellites

for

the

cpn-

icati¢

Army

and

Air

Force.

_

For the average citizen, ists drew this picture:

scient i

You may sit and dial the

f

at your telephene, operator, say, in

in Chicage, and quickly be talking’to

vice presi-

dent Earle Sheppard. The running feud between the two AFL-CIO unions has also in-

<

and

significant step in the U. S. space program. .

ment

From Page 1) contract will be the SIU. held last June by had indicated

strong pro-Seafarer sentiment

at

experiment

~

from

was

poured

group

“Fine—I’m delighted.” The radioed message

At 6:45,

known

gas

it is not. fatal. A tate of emergency

Beaming

ing three-stage Thor-Delta rocket, was carried upward at 4:39 am. EST.

sometimes

which

I achievement.

smiling, he listened to his own voice asit bounced back from the great balloon, and declared to a

of La Porte said ‘80 or 40 people

il

everywhere.

Eisenhower Elated = ; President Eisenhower was ‘one of the most elated of all over ‘the

West

REGULAR TRANSPORTATION

Thursday

with

amusement Americans

Berlin’s unique capitalism and

trolling

extreme

FROM AIL LEADING HOTELS

and

outcome of the talk.

One out of every four foreign tourists is an American. Second

share with the people of Ponce a great racing

RACING

Wash.

“undiplo-

complaints,

Carrion was

iso:

behind

to

ONCE SUPERB THOROUGHBRED

STAR

les Carrion told the Cuban he was unwelcome in Puerto Rico.

yesterday

(AP)—Although miles

to realize

Sth. and 6th. races

the

Perdomo

Despite Threats Of Soviets.

of foreigners

DAN

5 and 6 pool. Great thrills and big winnings at the fresh, trade-winds-swept “EL COMANDANTE”,

to

to ‘eon

behavior.

Berlin Still Lures Tourists

It took

day at “EL COMANDANTE”. .. the home of the fabulous

week

Cruz’s:

bureau,

monwealth

Justice of the Peace, Bud West

Tomorrow,

with

matically’’ brushed aside the Com-

ed.

/ P

interview

last

Mrs.

According.

came reports that Luis Perdomo, new Cuban consul general in San

ers.

een

of

Queried Washington

Joseph C. White, Jr., head of sweep over such the local office of the U. S. Immi- and Rome at this gration and Naturalization Service, But last year told the STAR yesterday that Mrs. 434,000 visiters Cruz presumably has a diploma- center, 108,560 of tic passport and is ¢herefore be-

BIG THRILLS . . . BiG WINNINGS TOMORROW AT THE "EL COMANDANTE” RACE TRACK

a rough

him. in

plain

Independentista ‘circles here say that Cruz is the maiden name of the diplemat, and that her husband is a Dominican named Hen-

compared

———_—__—

called

regime.

riquez. From

had

Morales Carrion when ‘the latter

a

friend

er

busihess

firm

pan, the Soviet Union where. Live TV shows could

in

or be

Ja-

ahy' tran-


FEES

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=

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og

ed,

ae

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ae

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war

ies Fatalit oad R DR’s New Head Of Tourism: {IvoOrderedTrilleGumen| To Mexico on't Have Time For Sports

By FREDERICK HARMON The man charged with designar-

“frustrated

self-styled

a

of the Mexico

future

tourism

Rico’s

Puerto

ng

is

Mexico

the 31E. Bouret, Roberto year-old Puerto Rico Industrial is slated

head

las

to

take

of

the

Tuesday,

next

ourism

Department

of

graduating

school

here. \ “However;/when I graduated in 1946, there were few vacanarchitectural

the

in

cies

mainland,

on the

by

taken

were Said.

those

few

veterans,”

he

and

Mateos

shortly

after

... frustrated

the

City, May

architect

admitted

their

that

killed

by

an

auto.

he

received

when

he

as

the

pedestrian

Highway No. 1. A second man result

of

an

was

has

auto

died

as a

accident

near

was

and shot street. in

Reported dead yesterday was Jose Antonio Torres, 31, of Ponce.

4.

government,

Trujillo denied

they

the murder

taken

had

having

killed

assignment

Agustin Martinez Luna, also Ponce, was killed instantly the accident, other men, Gonzalez and

Eleven

but

which injured two Guillermo Franco Robert Styn.

injuries

were

reported

from behind by a truck 449 in Vieques. The

driver of the truck

was unable to break failure.

both

Mateos.

from the

on Road

Nev.,

Reno,

said he

stop

because

of

was

founded

in

name

for

1886. Dis

Pluto,

Nine

was

the

of

Roman

god

Greek

10

of

forest

the

Vanderbilt

Univer-

Two

Tenn.

Bee

at

Nashville,

in

sity

years later, Bouret was still hoping to study architecture when

udG

conflict

v

Korean

the

then,

By

en-

civil

a

pb tab ae a ceca

he graduated with gineering degree.

had begun and Bouret volunteered for the Army’s Officer CanSchool.

months

in

the

spent

and

saw

Va.,

and

Belvoir,

Fort

service at in Japan.

PRIDCO

Joined

the PlanPRIDCO.

1956, he joined of Department

In ning

Department’s

a

Tourism

facilities

develop-

division.

ment

returned

later

He

division.

director

new

just

was.

Bouret

of

time

the

At

as

lection

the

of

planning

the

of

section

project

to PRIDCO

as°*chief

served

he

where

ism,

for about

of “the

chief

as

year

served

he

1958,

In

44

He

Army

OPE tes we ae ad

didates

se-

his

of

tur-

getting

set-

tled as admjnistrative assistant to PRIDCQ vice-president Ruben Sanchez—a post only a month.

in

for

held

had

he

Havana,

Bouret is of French descent on side.

father’s

his

Bou-

elder

The

emmigrated

who

ret,

to

the

is-

selection of almost unlim ited numbe

land in 1908, now owns a jewelry estore here. Although the new

switches

chief

teurism

eas-

ily between English and Spanish, he notes with regret that “I’ve to how forgotten about just because

French

speak

of practice.” Last Opportunity The

last

real

lack

of

opportunity

*e

for

practice came in 1949 when the Bouret family took an. extended

tour for Europe. Bouret is quite familiar

one

of

Puerto

Rico’s

with

much

time

away

9

from

*

my family on weekends.” Bouret is married to the former Carmen Rosario Asuar Barce16.

They

have

two

children,

Ro-

berto and Denise. When he gave up skin diving, Bouret channeled his energy for sports into bowling. “But now, he said, staring at a pile of papers already beginning to mount on his desk, “it appears’ as if Titbe giving up bowling

too.”

the

U

S

PERSE

most enthusiastic the island’s skin

community.

too

in

.

“But I had to give it up, “he recalled, “because I was spending

as

8

diving

ces

major

tourism attractions—its miles of beaches. For several years, he

was of the members of

The same pri

y 4 et

a

2

Plustax

*y and see yourself tax and freight

have

hades.

fires

man-caused.

studying liberal arts and mathematics at the University of Puerto Rica waiting for a chance to enter architectural school. However, when the chance did come, it was to major in engineering

of in

Thursday when a pick-up truck loaded with passengers was struck

crossing

Guayanilla when an auto rammed head-on into a bridge pillar.

attornies,

they

a 62-year-old man was

and

injuries

Francisco

Miami

Agua-

was hit by a car driven by Rafael Torres Rivera late Thursday

murder

Artema Moby plane to

in

According to police, Jaime Cruz Vargas died in Aguadilla District Hospital as a result of

Choa-

Quintana Valdes and lina Fernandez, fled

Through

BO

struck

bringing

Cubans,

registered

years

two

next

the

spent

time,

for

was

dilla when

to

extradition hearing found Mexico has

two

Mexico ROBERTO

Waiting For A Chance Bouret, who was 15 at

back

for trial.

hit by an automobile at three times on a

classes

The 230th traffic fatality of the year

Republic to murder mis-

ordered

cause

The

after

high

from

City

Now Up To 230

ac-

sent by Trujillo

them to trial in the of Jose Amoina Mateos:

recalled

architecture

study

to

been

probable

in an interview that he had planmed

Dominican City on a

te, at an Thursday,

officially

over

Cubans

U.S. Dist. Judge Emmett

who

executive

Co.,

(AP)—Two

sion, have

hitect.”

‘Development

MIAMI

cused as hired killers Generalissimo Rafael

are


THE SAN JUAN SPAR — Saturday, August 13, 1960

Cesar A. Calderon Appointed Market Director Of So. P. R. Sugar NEW ~

Puerto

Riean

sar A. pointed

industrialist

South

Puerto

Rico

ing again vas The market

Sugar

her

Corporation. He is the first Puerte Rican to serve in that position at Puerto Rico’s largest sugar mill.

Manager,

Hugh

it

stock’

active. was sharply

active

by the board

to

approved

latest

a reduction

in

the

industry,

3

the

prob

lems that it faces at present. We are indeed conscious that

these

problems

can't

by the industry the cooperation

be

alone We need of leading Puer-

good

Calderon

symbol

said

he

of

eents

cepts the challenge” “I shall spare no effort to help the sugar industry that means se much to the, economy and progress of

our

island,”

he

ors

of

Government

director

Develop

loan

from

the

Milk

according

of

factory

excess

because

mitk of

In-

SUGAR

same

milk

products

No.

YORK

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ex-dock

amd freight Bourbons 3S 35.00-35.25A.

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quoted value of all stocks listed geon the New York Stock Ex-

Last May, the price of excess milk was reduced to 18 cents a quart because the existing inade-

equipment

NEW YORK (AP)—Domestic futures No. 6 closed 1 te 5 lower. 23 «contracts.

the

at the goods,

facilities

prevously

insufficient

advanced

facilities will enableThe ‘milk.enlarged producers to. receive’ a STAR Employes bélter price fer excess milk and

which will enable it te process an estimated 12 te 15 million quarts

of

te

Based

Agriculture.

dustry Association and $250,000 frem the P. R. Industrial Develop ment Co., the firm will undertake

expansion

until

share.

best advanced since last when it rose 55 cents.

Rico.

Indulac, a WW EXp gevernment—run milk processing plant, inagurated a $365,000 expansion program at ceremonies in the Hate Rey Indulae factory yesterday.

a

a

issues, nonferrous petroleums.

Milk Processing Plant Begins $365,000 Expansion Program *With

$2

groups

the

Of 1,233 issues traded, 742 Borg War ment Bank, and of the beced of directors of the P. R. Industrial advanced, 278 declined and 213 | Burin Ind Investment (Company, a_ sub- ;were unchanged. {Cdn Pac Standard and Poor’s 500 stock Cater Tr sidiary of the P. R. Industrial | index rose 38 cents to $56.66, its Development Company of Puerto Celanese

said.

of the board of direct-

the

around major

$2.1

—Market

on a broad front. Howewer, some weakness developed in late trading among farm imple; ment makers, aireraft-missile

CESAR A. CALDERON

Calderon is the president of Mantecados Payeo, Inc. local ice cream manufacturers. He is also

a member

to

Most

ae-

when

Am of the week at the close. gains ranged from a few | Am

gain Most

that

“gladly

steadily

Jones

3,070,000_ shares Thirteen of the stocks advanced

midafternoon when they were slightly below their best. The market had made its best

solved

to Rican talent to face the chal lenge, and Mr. Calderon is certainly a talent.”

per cent. Prices improved

Dow

shares changed

dis-

“This is an important step in the efforts to revitalize the sugar

meet

29

U.S. Federal reto make credit

count rate—the interest the member banks pay for loans from the reserve—from 3% to

about

were up $3.30 to $626.18. Volume totaled 3,160,000 shares, the highest volume since June

-easier and thus stimulate the lagging U.S. economy. After the market closed Thursday the board

; and

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hig-

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at the opeening

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move serve

Oliver,

stated:

and

as

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change

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8

Plans For Musical Comedies Go On Despite Financial Snag By

Plans

AL

comedy

PRIDCO

DINHOFER

for

staging

festival

a

musical

during

Novem-

arm

milar

of Fomento

14 with

each

stock

Segarra

the

has

project

been

for

on

months

in

the

fact

that

Yellen, San Juan has a si-

mind,

which

release,

has

in

at

the

same

might doom “the limited

of

Roca

more

these

proven

activities,”

time,

Roca

said

each other due to market for this sort

*:

EDITORIAL OPINION—José Pereira Gonzalez, Juan José Montilla, Oscar Cerutto Col-

thing.”

If negotiations with through, Roca said,

lier, Mrs. Riobo Caputto, and Riobo Caputto, left to right, air their views on Puerto Ri-

Yellen fall he would

co, idel Castro and Latin American Affairs. Another editor, Ricardo Contrearas, is not in the picture. The group of Latin American newspaper editors have just completed

be glad to offer assistance to Segarra. “West

co-production with David Hale Hand, who is presently managing the Ogunquit Playhouse in Maine. He said his only disappointment has been PRIDCO’s refusal to invest in the project.

Despite

Barry

for

Yellen

office

has bee

he said. “And we don’t believe that at this time there is room for two festivals.* Both, running

Mon-

working

five

his

annual Yellen

in

ready

experience

compa-

ny show running one week, day through Saturday.

with

project

is not said. “Mr.

in

PRIDCO

producer of the Drama Festival.

The proposed productions which would be staged at the University of Puerto Rico Theatre are “West Side Story,” ‘“Finian’s Rainbow,” “Pajama Game,” and “The Ballet Espanol.’ Opening date is tentatively set for

Nov.

said

negotiating

ber and December were announced yesterday by local public relations man Mike Segatra, despite a financial ‘“coldshoulder” from PRIDCO, the mo-

netary

reached

yesterday,

Side

about

Puerto

York,

has

of

the

Story”

Ricans

been

greates.

a

a 45-day tour of the United States and spent five days in Puerte Rico.

in

American

one

musi

cals of all times. “Finian’s bow” and “Pajama Game”

Rainboth

ran more than two years on PRIDCO | Broadway. “The Ballet Espanel” jhas received world-wide acclaim

has declined backing, Segarra said a group of Puerto Rican investors has pledged a substantial share of the $75,000 necessary to make the festival a reality. He intends to proceed on

|and

was

originally

sponsored

by

By What

|Spain’s Institute of Culture. The starting date for the mu|sicals had been held up because

the UPR Theatre is currently private investments and seek aid |undergoing extensive overhaulfrom the Government Develop- ing of its air conditioning sysment Bank. }tem. Work there is expected to Gaspar Roca, vice president of be completed Oct. 28.

America

a

turned

although agree

m

were

Fidel

you

the

improves your and exquisitly.

new beauty

compact and

Castro

covers

your

will

United

ing prestige although it either.

America, agreed

fall.

States

is not los-

All

in Latin America is not building it . _

shades

complexion

Latin

that softly

The days.

on

the

day

tour

of

island

the

livia,

a

45-

States

as guests of the U.S. State Department, are Ricardo Contreras, E] Salvador; Oscar Cerruto

Collier,

Bolivia;

Gonzalez,

José

Uruguay;

Caputo and Juan Ila of Argentina. The editors ment at each

Fidel

Castro

he

said,

tacit agreeanswers on

American

Fe, Argentina,

“Puerto

Rico

is

able of serving as an to any country in Latin or elsewhere because gress

is

based

on

it is living under the U.S. monetary They

out D

were

the

all

many

pres-

when incap-

example America its pro-

the

fact

lent

heard

in

the aegis system.” quick

things

many

Latin

to

of

point

they

stories

SMALL

complements

femenine

had

b

made

with French

no

cas

offered

©, GERMAN fo

oT

was U.S.

of

was i

the

could

not

opinion

best)’ serve

that

of

La

Paz,

Castro

still

the

Bohas

masses

and

editor of El Dia in Montevideo, Uruguay, the

said

United

that

States

although

had

t

lost

prestige in Latin America, has done little to improve He

feels

nounced sistance

that

the

plan to

of

it it.

recently

an-

economic

as-

underveloped

hations

made by President ‘Eisenhower last month is a. step jn the right tered

direction properly

to cover

if it and

is adminisis enough

the. need.

launching

ed that the Project Mercury manned satellite program is “essentially along the same time sche-

tal flights this year

developed,

Dr.

said

interview.

in

an

Abe

Silverstein He

is

di-

Administration the program.

which

+f

vehicle failed. '

The agency still plans to launch Mercury

astronauts

into

guborbi-

and

jnto or-

bits around the earth next year, as nearly on schedule asiis possible in any ambitious research

and-

development

verstein

program,

said.

Sil-

i

Seven men are being Rrained for orbital flights of 17.5 miles an

hour,

three

or

moré

times

around the earth, at altitudes of 120 miles. These full scal@ Atlaslaunched

missions

will

pre-

ceded by suborbital test hops, in Redstone-rocket launch cap. sules, to an altitude of i miles and a distance of 200 milés down range from Cape Canaveral.

aca TU

COURSES CLASSES

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feels

in

Silverstein also reported that everything inside fhe Mercury capsule fired from Cape Canaveral, Fla., July 29, worked properly even though the Atlas

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essences

the

By VERN HAUGLAND WASHINGTON (AP)—A top space agency official has report-

For beginners.

ABU

Hora

support

Space handles

saying

GROUP

LOW

beauty by offering its lipstick

Castro

ventured

rector of space flight programs for the National Aeronautics and

preva-

America

STARTER "Demo

Fidel

none

ports of serious lags in the program, “no major problems” have

that

countries. Earlier, Caputto said that the visit to the island was a revelation to him because he had

but

dule” as was initially planned. Despite some published re-

seen which could be applied to the economies of their respective

& Sane Ne

Caputto that

U.S.

Space Agency Official Says Project Mercury Not Laaging

Monti-

tige in Latin America, but took vehement exception to Riobo Caputto, editor of El Li-

toral, Santa

that possibly the harsh enough.

\

nodded other’s

and

with the ;Cuban Cerruto hinted

F

Riobo

José

ing too harshly dictator, while

aul

Pereyra

and

dicta-

although the governments of the Americas have _ turned against him, the people still believe in many of his programs. Caputto interrupted to say that the United States was deal-

five

after

that

fall,

of Ultima the

United

was a

a prediction as to when or how. Oscar Cerruto Collier, editor

America.

Here Five Days editors, who spent

agreed

would

Communism is only~ a very small, but vociferous force in

YORK

in 5 different

Seuth

unanimously

Marin

its own purpose by ignoring the assaults of the Cuban. premier, sions of Puerto Rico before he since many people in afd out arrived was that it was very of Cuba were going to side with progressive, but he © said,” I the underdog, regardlessi didn’t really appreciate the Approves Of Ike’s Pian magnitude of that progress.” José Pereyra Gonzalez; news

not

Bootstrap”

i

The

brings

and

did

‘‘Operation

that:

NEW

minor

afternoon,

the ~ editors

that

applicable

they

into.

Thursday

Munoz

tor and the people here impoverished Surprised At Progress His fellow countryman however, Juan José Montilla, editor of La Tribuna in San José Argentina, said that his impres-

a

five ediin Latin

debate

ONAL

Gov.

MANUEL SUAREZ was intended to be

quiet interview with tors of mewspapers’

is

PARIS

photo

Latin American Editors Agree. That Fidel Will Ultimately Fall

New

acclaimed

(STAR

by Julio Tobar.)

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TODAY—Prayers_

will

be,

Alpha

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commemorat-|tinental

procession, img the founding of the chapel| .: 1¢ pm

:Hight mixfure

will

celebrate

its

hsaid at 8 pum in the ting Cris-| sixth anniversary with a formal ‘oe Chapel follewed by a torch-| bail in the San Juan Intercen-

Mary

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in|

home

country

Gonsdlex

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9

On The Calendar This Week|

Jackie Borgo, Born Party Giver Vinwacious,

3, 1960

with

he

ee

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a

»

beginning

Room

Ball

Honor

De Espana , To SUNDAY Casa Ball Rican Festival cack of sait,|—Th¢ E2 teaspoon has| sugar, mustard “OOt™ ook a bang out gets Jacitie’s: giver andhostess. first peo-of Sudents At Gala: Theater's mz| UniversalPucsto powdes, now calls|dry and Jackie on which par-|'*)|*sorted ofty playing:

Sunder. using HSa cup Of oiwine2 vinegsr,|*_1° guests. was| ah theoriginated en- |Sermntiin. Borgo a loves. Jacqueline: ee n;| TODAY2, THROUGH by [213 "908% 1° Sad, borm par-) tertiaining. She's:

of greund| Suction, “Bedas de Sangre” by) Tre Casa de Espana oo Pst Hl Cortijo,” im honor | and allent H& tenupoom ties are always fun, herand Tun-)'‘pof-| cia ow va-|‘med Spanish author Federico |to Rico will sponsor a cala foryour or pepper, |Meck ha Sponisietyle toveiy ("i vouch, friends of dreds the mountains | xietion €MIB im sefvigervater fer| °C! Lorca, will begin at 8:40) 55) dance for students Saturten unpredicatable.

Jackie, formerly Mrs. Guillet| mo: Gengalex Hernander, mother)

\cienda high im

An-

of three/active youngsters,

NOSE aay evening, Ame. 20 hours: to allow the dres-| PJ. in the Taupin Thewer. | Several’

pasaindy HE Contije

un

was

always) aa

»

‘must’

:

at| Sime te saladi

permente

theough

the

ti

To

Sunday,

amee |

. p.m. at 4:30

TepAY—The

scheel

Orchestras

In-|

of

Nando

of Lito ;

Rosado

will

Pela ,

provide

and the

MP yp! ger and: Guiller- jouer my of Puerto Ki| music for the 9 pm. to 4:30 mo, eight, loves. to. cools, desigm| "00" ue, ee velioer base), | pieees with oe ne ae sheDet | terior Decoration held a gala luncheonin|jam ball. The dance will be giv-

nie,

Fl, Jackie,

and

make

10,

(she

own. clothes

her

a

Bern and educated here the island, Jackie las

ewns. part

and

me

a

in my

chance

home.

to

up

the

va-

the

pasties.

onion

menu

the at

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butter.

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two|

until

Delta

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B

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nightly except

aside.

Monday

chopped vegetables: bands, starting on

outer

pers.

Her

and

peppers,

all

asrange the in two-inch

of the house and occasion.”

the

with

red

Set

peppers,

fit

eo will

“|

Press the mashed plantains to a depth of one-inch on a reund cake platter: Over the plantains,

riatiens on old standby recipes: Also, I like to change the decor to

plaintains

the

ricer.

It gives

dream

peppers

Pee —_ fet |Mash the egg yolks separately, through

“Parties are fun,’ Jackie Borgo says, “but, believe it or not, I enjoy my own best. I like hav-

ing guests

green

mast

fa- chop

which bemother-inHernandez

mous fan collection longed to her late Jaw, Mrs. Ana Maria de Gonzalez.

panteine | baited! ham.

cooked eggs.

Boil’

and Seuth America She collects antiques, dells. and rare laces

new

two

ard

extensively in Europe, the States:)t

and

~

ages . the Gerenime Room of the C2|.. in honor of local students ribe Hilton Hotel at £2 moon). or whom will be attendi

sweet ved peppers; one large sweet white onipn, appreximate‘Ty

ef the

for

fe sags, “especially good with | woaoring members |lechom asad (roast pig) or|duating clas...

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ingyen

“et, | for the 900women-strong “Ci

enough

the first| mately eight servings, . cc Iti

it for

° alike of dancer Ann: Miller). She is in charge of public relations dics vicas,” a full-time job in: itself, and simgs im the club choir.

to gueste|'recipe is

surprising

always

and

has a great talent for both) and!) 14 sampie dance (she’s been called » look} |.»

rim

with

followed and

The

the

by

then

the

center

is

strained

a

green

ring red

filled

egg. whites,

of pep-

with

topped

by the egg yolks.

Cortijo,”

Pe

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LANDERS: |

next door neighbor has a}

very

big mouth. She witnes-|"€ver

sed a family fight in our house and I know she'll tell it

The feel

all My

over town nusband came

neighbor

sorry

pretended

me

and

suspected

to such

and

for

I was

a beast.

She

Sandy

have

her

to

said

t

DEAR My

she|

married

claims

she

been

mar-

ried 23 years and have never |had an argument. the | | In your opinion what should

home

from

work and this neighbor with big mouth was sitting in the kit- | this

neighbor have done when asked | the fight started? Do you believe that about her and Sandy?— some

chen with me. My husband for a glass of milk and

crackers. out

My

of

bum

luck,

we

were

milk

My

husband

blew

his

HAZEL

DEAR HAZEL: The andj} should have left at the

top

neighbor | first sign

called me a “terrible house- | of trouble. People of taste and keeper.” He said if he ran his| judgment don’t hang around to

business

wed 10 the

the

way

I ran

to

death.

starve

minutes tirade door and left.

house | watch ‘s mural

the

the fireworks family fight.

After

he

slammed |

If

she

married

never them

se

and for

had is

of

Sandy 23

an

an

intra-

have

been

and

have

years

argument,

one

} a.

ees

of

unnecessary.

é

eet

GET

eer

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Bonds

JOEL MEYERS AND HIS CALYPSONIAN the

PREMIERE

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alternating

de Gautier, Mayor

send for Ann Landers’ “Help For The Alco-

Landers you them

will

stamped

be

glad

to

with your problems. to her in care of this

MIRO

'photo

by

Betty

Knorr.)

Here & There

Garcia Lorca Play Opens Festival By Betty Knorr And Nory Segarra Sar Juan’s third theatrical season of the year, this time the ambitious 10-week-

long First Festival of Universal Theater, opened Thursday night at the Tapia

Theater with Federico Gar ci Lorca’s great classic of the 20th century, “Bodas de Sangre” (Blood Wedding). | Nearly

mainly and

TONY

$1.00

Sophisticated

WES and

more

nternational

tered,

pher

ond

Social

Promoter

LUIS MONTEROS

invites

his

you

latest

lette

to

creations:

and

Dances

with

| Sponsored

prizes

dealing

JUAN

MARTINEZ

FERRETERIA

MILLON

| CLUBMAN—GOMEZ

——

«eas

ao

“EL

PARAISO

O&L

ATLANTICO”

was

the

blood

play

feud

of

lover, former

his

whose

abduction

sweetheart

on

in

a

knife

Mayor

hand

to

of

watch

Font

Niece

Rincon

de

San

Juan,

her

Cuchi

Rincén,

play

minor

roles

the

in

Walter

Odilia

Watchs

Felisa

tier,

fight;

Luz

Gau-

niece, one

on

Migs of

the

tragedy,

was

by de

Cuchi’s Rincon,

OZZIE & ANITA REYES Dancing

(in its own juice) Yorshire Pudding

Sensotion

Baked Idaho Potato Relishes from the tray and our Escambron

Salad

RAFAEL

FIGUEROA

and

Showtime 11 PM

Theater,

Page

11)

TRY OUR SPECIALTY” ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF -

his string quintet

oo

HOTEL?

the

(See Universal

Dinner from 7 PM

=BEACH

mother

Miss Chia Santiago, escorted by George Hall, Dr. Ed Kerstein

RIde

. escambron

familiar

in

joined in her box mother, Mrs. Ana

HNOS.

LA GLORIA—VICENTE | VERA y JOYERIA ORTIZ * Bayamon. -——

|

|

cast,

best

of

Mayor

the

VELA

the

rejected

Dofa

Reu-

PAGAN

the

with

groom

|

&

of

Mercado; and as the bride.

Stylist

Chair j for

on

ef-

her nuptial eve, leads to the dual death of himself and the bride-

in

by:

BEAUCHAMP |

The

Rocking

were

initial

two Spanish peasant families; Bellomo, himself as Leonardo, the

|

participate

the

harsh-voiced

conceded

| choreogra-

enthusiasts,

applaud

Members

PRIZES | Our

nighters,

intellectuals

to Sanjuaneros as TV soap opera stars, included Esther Sandoval, whose performance as the embit-

PRIZES |

to

first

island’s

forts of Argentine-born Enzo ‘Bellomo, young actor-director, who launched the festival here on & shoe-string.

CRAIG Song

200

the

theater

hand

(Stork Club, El Morocco and other outstanding clubs)

THE ESCAMBRON BEACH BAND

of San Juan, attended :

the Tapia Theater Thursday night to. of the roles in the play. Above from left: Rineén, mother of Cuchi, Mrs. Enzo Bel- * Felisa. Standing is George Hall. (STAR.

and his famous orchestra

and

ADMITTANCE

Felisa Rincon

NORO MORALES

Dance

with

CHARLES

GOERS—Dofa

Ch fa k Concha.

* PP HE

*

: FDI

playing

or

and

Harriet Beecher Stowe’s _historic book “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” first was published on June 5, 1851, by The National Era, a weekly newspaper in Washington, D.C.

% Every song a new hit! x the

you

of health

Ree

GIVING You.

to

robbing

love

newspaper enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope.

s

Doncing

you

large, self-addressed, envelope.

TONITE PA

is

the Universal Theater Festival premiere at watch her niece, Miss Cuchi Rincon, take one holic,” enclosing with your re- to right are Miss Chia Santiago, Mrs. Ana quest 20 cents in coin and a lomo, wife of the festival producer, and Dona

dignity, booklet,

Invites you to enjoy

“FLOOR

alcohol

No cover charge

Closed Sunday Night, | eh

Bow!


Saturday, August 13, 1960 THE SAN JUAN ST—AR

11

UPR Girls Dorm To Open Sunday time,

The newest women’s residemce hall on the University of Puerto ©

inaugur-

be

will

campus

Rieo’s

will

receive

some of their meals in Matienzo Cintrén Hall.

the

students

Carlota

ated this Sunday afternoon. Coeds and ‘their parents will

be honored at a buffet-supper in

new Isabel Andreu de Aguilar Hall from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. University personnel will be at

begin

will

activities

Inaugural

in-

parents.

and

students

coming

receive

to

day

all

hand

on

2 p.m. with Jaime Benitez, UPR Chancellor, making the welcoming address. will

dean,

tive

part in the ce-

taking

Others remony

Administra-

the

be

William

Luis

Preston;

aT GS OR NNINNRNLNNY

of Director Gonzalez, ‘(Fermin Rivera, José Pedro Finance; Dean of Students; Mrs. Josefina

de

Q.

and

men,

sidence

“BoFIRST NIGHTERS—On hand Thursday for the opening night of Garcia Lorca’s Tapia the at Theater Universal of Festival First the by das de Sangre,” presented de were Mrs. Tita Infanzén de Acevedo, Dr. Alex Infanzén, Mrs. Didi Vazquez (STAR photo right. te left , Rodriguez de Vazquez Nidia Montalvo, and Mrs. Irma by Betty Knorr.)

(Continued and

his

Page

Mrs.

Mrs.

and

~teim,

from

mother,

the director. ‘

10)

Alex

Kers

of

wife

Bellomo,

Im the audience were TV-actress Josefina Del Mar, and her husband, Jaime Straijer; actress Montalvan,

Elena

Misses

the

Marta Redil and Pepima BranCerra, dariz, Eddie Fernandez actor José Luis Marrero and his bride-to-be,

Miss

Mercedes

Sicar-

d6. Dr. Alex Infanz6n arrived with his sister, Mrs. Tita I. de Acevedo, and joined Mrs. Irma Vazquez

Nidia

formanee of Esther Sandoval’ Lorca and considered “rather good” the performances of Odilia Font and Enze Belbomo, as the stareressed lovers. He said that he felt that the theatrical group should be backed in their efforts to give San juaneros a universal theater. Nilita Vientés Gaston, President of the Ateneo Puertorr# quefo, a lady lawyer and one

, Vazquez de Montalvo. Coneert pianist Elias Lopez was on hand as were inveterate first nighters, Miss Maria Teresa Pieé and Mrs. Teresita Vaillant, Mario Previdis, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Carrion,

Frank

Martinez,

es-

costing his daughter, Helen; direetor Andrés Quinones and his wife, actress Norma Candal, Dr. and

Mrs.

Myrna

Larry

Sanchez,

author

Casas with Roberto

reality

Ben

of

San

Juan

most

erudite

Miss

Vientos

performances

had

of

praise

Miss

for

Lewis,

whose

own

to Caminar,” in which starred was presented

the

merits

of the

high praise for the last three and certain

reservations

about

the

first. Attorney

lanco,

Vicent

Author

and

Geigel

theater

Po-

lover,

Nurses Will Graduate The

Presbyterian

Schooh of Nurses

Hospital’s

will hold its

DRESS

a

a

hun- Mag

{ida

University

The

of

College Tennessee.

guests are vacationing

tthe El Dorado

Beach

Professor

Literature

at

of

the

Rico;

and

SUPERIOR

PUERTO

RICQ

for which you have honored as your choice ess. goodn and distinctive favor, mellow taste

de alsa past

Comparative

her

of

mother,

Dena Carmelina vda de Fernandez Garcia. They had as their

SREPARED AND

GONZALEZ Ctl

guests, Prof. and Mrs. Gerald Kamber from Goucher College, Baltimore, Md. Mr. Kramer is Professor of Romance Languages at Goucher

Spanish cans

and

as

is

throughout

Dr.

Robert

Garcia ticular

here

spoken

by

the

Lewis,

Lorca, plays

studying

Puerto

Ri-

island.

a student

of

who uses this paras an example of

CASH

at

ns ‘The artistic figures created by our india precious most owr of some many centuries ago are

as

University

of

Hotel.

‘“‘De Tanshe this

Uni

os miss

me c Economi

* the Home the

the

= Director Anders, Department of Cloth:

and

le

of

Pritt

CEMI Idol worshipped by our indians and to which they

atuributed powers against evil.

SALE YEAR

OF THE SALE LIQUIDATION PRICES THROUGH THE MONTH OF, AUGUST . BIG“SURPRISES EVERYDAY HATS all priced at $3.00 LOADS OF ees THE

AP

at

proud of RON

great Spanish literatuse. and one commeneement exercises next of the classies of the 20th century Thursday, Aug. 18, at 8 p.m. in im his university classes, found the the Auditorium of the Sehool third act the best in the play. “Here,” he said, “the full peetry of Medicine.

CASH SALE

College

spring in the Third Annual Puerto

performance, |Puerto

the sets, lighting and costuming varied. Most of the audience had

teday

Fogleman|Economies

and Dean Eméritus of the Home

Sandoval,

play,

Sam

St, Monterey Development, Rio Piedras, to honor Miss Jessie Harris, author of ceoking books

the

Miss Font and for Eva Alers the heavy-footed maid. Dr. Piri Fernandez Cerra

Colen Hall director

days is the art of producing the finest of rum. is so That’s why José Gonzalez Clemente & Cia.

Lewis,

the acts on

Gareia

intended.”

Miss Lupe ..-Residence

est historic treasures. A similar heritage from earhr

Pérez

between

which

Mrs.

cheon at their home in Imalaya"

intel

Rican Theater Festival, aftended with her husband, Dr. Robert

and Miss Helen Martinez.

magic

Director.

entertain

will

lectuals, found the “play well staged and sets accurately made to create the mood for the drama.” *

goechea, José. Lacomba and Dr. Jorge Solé, Mrs. Orpha Urdaz Comments

and

and

Mr.

of the auther came through and the seene achieved that air of un

Natalia

Pérez de Stigers te the premiere, was “impressed with the per-

Didi

Mrs.

and

Mrs.

Re-

Colén,

Tennessee Visitors To Be Entertained

University Theater Festival Premiere accompanied

Hall

Wo

of

Dean

Lupe

Miss

the build completed, When ing will provide three meals a day for the coeds, but until that

Bs

who

Gorbea,

PUERTO RICO A PRODUCT

28 ew

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OF

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eas

MAYAGUEZ,

soo P.R.


iz

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, August 13, 1960

FLETCHER STAB

Bureae

Dulles,

director

Allen

of

the

Ww.

Central

Intelligence Agency, is eager serve under either a Nixon a Kennedy administration.

The

head

of the

to or

Dulles

government’s

sident

of whether

Richard

John

Vice

Nixon

Kennedy

wins

or

Sen.

elec-

close

friend,

to

serve

as

“and

long

he

as

he

him urity more

J.

Edgar

need-

an

secretary

of

state,

the

67-

year-old Allen Dulles has sought to conduct himself in a nonPartisan spirit during his years in

Washington.

the

good seen

last

of

the

the

years

at

This

Sec-

He was little acquaintance of

Democratic

secret

der instructions Eisenhower. ALLEN

W.

from

to

serve

of

65,

Dulles

except

for

is

im

an

health

arthritic

condi-

As a young man, he served in the non-political foreign serice and he was deputy director of the CIA for two years un-

tion

der President Truman. Asister, Eleanor Lansing Dulles, has long served under both parties in the State Department.

Khrushehev made a few cracks about him and Moscow radio conducts almost weekly attacks

Few

Democrats

have

Dulles

of polities

since

charge of the CIA in year, although there

in his hands.

He

booms

the

Communist

he

spy,”

took

Ike’s first has been

‘evil

“master lackey

saboteur”

for

the

TAKES

EXCEPTION

In a recent editorial of the San Juan STAR under the heading “The Pace Quickens,” you refer to the problem of traffic deaths on our highways

Your

editorial

expresses

that

it is improbable that the rate of highway fatalities will be reduced in Puerto Rico unless regular automobile inspections are

made I

think

an

this

otherwise

is

an

well

error

written

cidents. dents

mechanical

defects

believe

that

can

reduced

be

This may but

in

seem

simple

actual

consider-

proven

to be

a hard

In that

spite of all newspapers

ing

to

the

education

and

driver

lessly

has

task

in

traffic

spite

of

programs,

and

the

all

both

pedestrian

walk

care-

negligently.

of our younger generation, can do much to solve the accident problem. Since this is a slow lengthy

process,

we

need

laws

The really significant factor responsible for these accidents

is

The point system established by the new traffic act ean do much for traffic safety”if we can keep the suspended driver

which speed,

ing

human

attitude,

in the form of excessive improper passing, driv-

under

eohol,

the

and

safety

influence

disregard

of

for

al

basic

rules, on the part of driv-

| SR

and

meantime,

strong

in

incorrect

the

strong

away

enforcement.

from

the

steering

This calls for more

wheel.

police

wQdHahW MEAT

POTOMAC By

AMD

LP TAR

FEVER

TeuEE Washington KNEBEL Bureas

which

|

Dick Nixon's acceptance speech | measures. Bleat from a Nixon still draws 2,000 telegrams a aide: “Who does he think he day. Sample: “You are wonderis, president or something?” ful on TV, but I’m amazed such sts a high-type man would get mixed Paris designers create a new up in Politics.” style. “The bulky look.” It’s One woman quandry. She’s

Republican queline’s

*-

s+

kind

*&

voter is in aj power. torn between the

platform—and

Jac-

hair-do. ses

Ikes

asks

Congress

to pass

22

ef

a

muumuu

licensing

improved factors

with

will

roads,

are

than

of Public

Francisco

Lizardi

NOTE:

outlines

for

the

high

fatality,

we agree they at

any

cost.

derstand mine

must But

how

is

that

not

the

vehicles

pletly

cause

an

involved

Li-

name story

life?

when

I

and

my

mommy

I am

of Long Night’s States my dog

the sleep

animal with

cried

the

story

Journey. In the got cross and

doctor no

there they a dog there dog’s

brother

read

put

pain.

her

Can’t

to they

do that here? I am glad we found homes for the stray dogs that come. to my house. I would keep all stray dogs if I could. I think there should be more humane shelters here. in P.R. I am

I am

nine

years old; maybe

big

I ean

when

help. Jo

Metzler

Reparto San Francisco Rio Piedras, P.R.

Candidate at press conference: “Fire away, boys, and don’t give PS. My friend me time to think. It would des- mean ‘they are troy nfy best uments.” i4 >

‘did

* me how}

at? that pound Fh

aie

all this

to

going genially

For the’ first

tGme

Democratie

conversations

the

and

resumed

and

since} the

slate is! not

in

the

natipnal

session

of

the

Democratie

‘“‘political’” he ever made.

of his position

He has

as still the head

of, the

speaking,

of our nothing

this

legitimate

long odd

particular

ead

conduct

in an

eleetion

tradition.

There

is, : his-

political

Presidential about

it

President

whatever.

has

things;

against

Congress

Democratic

the

for some

money

more

upon

insists

is perfectly

that

been,

rules of the game

the“old-gentleman

him

they

up,

can

the more

the

more

adjourn

party

to get

this

daily down

doubts

that

around

It

only

for

suddenly

looks’ odd

the

have

decides

they will stir him

he

will

infalliably

Congress,

the length

truth

in

President

incluence

him

volume

and

to get

grandeur

TODAY’S

I read

an animal lover. I know are many stray dogs and have to be destroyed but has feelings like I do. Isn’t an easier way to destroy a

in

the most

He

vetoes.

Eisenhower

of the

com-

dogs.

with Eisen-

most

part,

been to

changed;

put

the

fules

with

and

thus

up. And

help cease

having

of Pennsylvania

this:

No

significant

Eisenhower

still has

the public.

at Nixon.

And

the more

Nixon.

The

So, the to 'con-

Avenue; politician

it he right

in

a great) and

Democrats

it looks

the

have

increaginly

can help it. or wrong,, can

outargue the man in the Presidential office if he really puts his heart into his voice. For no plaee in the world is equipped with a megaphone

un-

when

and

stray

Nixon.

plain that he isn’t going to let them de that And no one outside the Presidential office,

CRY

is Becky

about

hoped—and

i

possibly a matchless

got

-

My the

HER

message

of his office

of new

stir

either

eee

Sir:

had

party.

it is simply in force.

demolished. MADE

for

slate

better off they may be. For the fundamental

and

are

both

because

front

failure

accident

They

form—that | President

the Kennedy-Johnson

is incomparably

It is all part

sooner

deter-

mechanical

did

news

Nixon-Lodge

the

they retort to him,

reasons

cannot

good

topping

they

be. corrected

we

past

An Acute Problem Kennedy and Johnson, as dominant figures of the Congress, have awakened, therefore, to an a:ute problem. They feel they must retort to the President, as already they have been doing. But the more

Works

inspectors

on

It is not that the ordinary

and

rate

Nikon-

so unpolitical, so un-Republican. Thus the effect on the harried Democrats is painful. Imagine a group of boys playing in the street before a mansion whose kindly owner has always welcomed them with a pat on the head rather than chasing them off down the block. But this kindly old gentleman darts out of the house one morning and begins to beat them-over the head with his walking stick.

these

Secretary

important

it is*very

convention,

now

inspection.

Secretary

EDITOR’S zardi

vehicle

Becky ss

All

significant

And

torically

procedures,

etc.

more

for the Democrats.

justification

Democratic

Now

can be more effective in reducing the accident rate and should have, therefore ,a much higher priority

We believe that driver education and safety education, especially during the school years

and

systems,

the publication have been giv-

to drive and

and

it

increasing

toll

continue

in theory,

practice

safety

vehicle.

acci-

ably if only drivers and pedestrians change their attitude.

death

of

traffic

to the

hower might stand above the battle, an elder statesman

year.

and

education

of

at the same time he ‘‘warns’’ less spending schemes.”

international

safety

assistance

into retirement.

threat

in turn means more public funds. and

active

how

is

partisan at-

He has, in the language of the streets, got them coming and going. He ‘“‘demands’’ legislative actions which are very much like past legislative actions which hé himself vetoed. He brandishes: the

bankers.”

Driver

and

belligerantly

Coming And Going

also costly, so are efficient court

We

the

to

pedestrians, accounts than 90% of all ac-

in

For several years we have been analyzing the causes of traffic accidents, especially fatal accidents. The analyses made, ineluding the current year up to June, show that a very low percentage of these may be attrithe

and more

edi-

torial.

buted

ers for

degree

Republican

hierarchy.

accused

some

powers

with

on him, employing such endearing Dhraves as “the imperialistic

even

put the Democratic Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidates, Sens. John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson, into a hot box. He has done this by deciding, with seeming suddenness, to exercise the vast, latent

energy and high - spirits. Dulles is cordially disliked by

and

of immense

news

Eisenhower’s

President

good

to be

is bad

Congress

un-

Although he -is past the normal government ¥etirement age

DULLES .. eager

data

a strongly

headlines.

nominee

intelligence

to close him

Bad News For Deimocéats

of of

National

had

Administration,

unpartisan

remarkably

a

run

years

.Zoing

‘ Monge ticket.

LETTERS Sir:

By William S. White

titude. He is going

friend much

eight

Council. than an.

briefed

on

Hoover as |

head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation if the Democrats win the White House in November. It was obvieus Dulles would relish equal time with Hoover on the same forecast. Although a younger brother of the late John Foster Dulles, Eisenhower's staunch Republic.

the

them

Kennedy, but the two men apparently hit it off well recently at Hyannis Port when DuHes

Dulles’ associates were intrigued by the news from Hyannis Port that Kennedy intends

retain

in

meetings

ed”

to

that

with

yielded as mutch ipformaas he could within securi-

limits. Dulles is a Nixon, having

wants is

felt

leveled

ty

tion Dulles would, of course, vaeate the premises upon request, since he serves at the pleasure of the President. “The CIA is Dulles’ life,” said

a

boss

and tion

Pre.

the

generally

CIA

big spy organization does not intend to, submit a resignation,

regardless

Ike's All-Out Aid Boosts Nixon's Stock

general criticism of his agen¢y for alleged lapses in foreseetjig , WASHINGTON—Thé critical factor X in the caeeine-aaaik or crises abroad. During fhe Senate investiga-’ would not President Eisenhower really go all-out for Richard Nixon as tion of the U2 incident ‘last his suceessor?—is an X no longer. The period of doubt has ended. Eisenhower, who for nearly dight Spring, Democrats who quizzed

KNEBEL

Washington

WASHINGTON—

SATE

By

SRINNNNNNR

Dulles Eager To Remain Head Of Central Intelligence Agency.

,"

uh

of

BEST

the

one

attached

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to

the

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4

JUAN STAR

SAN

THE

1960 August 13, , — Saturday

*

J. J.

E ditor-Publisher Managing Editor

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» Vote And No Job

to the

The Congress is conslering amendments

‘air Labor Standards ‘Act which would imcrease the1 inimum wage on the mainland from the present $

inhour to $1.15, or $1.20, or $1.25 an hour. talizaolved in this legislation is Puerto Rico's i ion program which has created some 45,000 jobs n industry m the last 10 years. The Senate has before it the Kennedy bill that ould provide automatic increases in all island min-

The um rates in industry in-mterstate commerce. hercentage of: increase would be equivalent to the

umber of cents increase in the mainland minimum. f the minimum goes’to $1.15, there would be a 15 er cent hike in all Federal minimums in Puerto Rico. similar bill was killed in the House and a milder ersion approved which simply authorized the industry ommittees te fix island rates up to the new mainand level, whatever it may become after congressional action.

The Kennedy bill would threaten many industries

It would destroy the basic intent of Congress ere. r n its aim te assist the Puerto Rican industrial worke

It would mean the end

by giving him a better wage.

bf all wages for thousands working in marginal mHustries which ean, through careful analysis by in Hustry committees, pay in some cases more than at The

roposal Rico

an arbitrary,

not

but

Mm resent,

im Congress

is concerned.

15 percent.

flat

realistic

present

industry

<, Actus

as far as Puerto

at this time,

It continues

most

the

is

bill

approved

House

the

ommittee system which has worked satisfactorily for

Ugly Forces Suffer Rebuke Via Keef's Win In Tennessee

Under that system an industry or inany years. y is studied separately and a new categor Hustrial rinimum is set on the basis of ability to pay. Under is he Kennedy bill, an.industrial group here which into get te hopmg or it, of Miust about making a go he

black

ate

that

Hown

and

in

another

would add

in

to the

would

year,

many

cases

present

be

slapped

force

them

with

to

a

By Ralph McGill

close

crushing unemployment

to any

new

minimum

set

They

leaders and to

effort

the

impossible

make

events

But it revote total

go contrary to their thinking. erroneous, as the Kefauver

reveals. Senator Kefauver was talking: “I hope my victory in the Tennessee

will

idea

the

nurse

rationalize

must

else,

accept

yet

cannot

region

the

platform.

anyone

than

more

which mains

of

primary

extremist

people in the South to further deceive our enmity erect a curtain of prejudice and

between us and the rest of the country.

ing boy. “The South is not a political whipp us. We beThe rest of the nation doesn’t hate of our some boys_ only when whipping come

run

which

positions

takes

leadership

extremist

and te the so contrary to the national purpose it impesmake to as time our of forces historical t what sible for the rest of the country to suppor

e amendment in the House bilt that continues the system, but up

Democratic

the

Phe concentration of vote-getting legisiation m political he Senate this year is understandable from a But Puerto Ricans de not vote in maincint of view. ML It would be ironical if their lack of and elections. he vote also resulted in the loss of jobs. There is little enough time for the Congress to to the nact all the legislation that it deems essential s seriou a do cam it haste, its Im gn. campai al olitic y infanc its in still is which disservice to Puerto Rico A y. in the hard drive to create an industrial econom im all of ion situat ial areful study of the fimanc on justries. imvelved here in this minimum wage questi in ing remam time brief the ould be impossible with Because of that, it would he congressional session. be wise and considerate for the Senate to treat the Puerto Rican case with extreme care. ing Such care can best be demonstrated by approv

present

throughout

ticianms

of 14 per cent of the working force.

SS

for

we do, however

answer.

this that The State long age cast law

rather

tham

While

its let with the with

defiance

of

i ES

z

smashing court decisions. It can be said that the triumph was one im behalf of decency and morality more

than

ths.

Tennessee Senater Kefauver’s opponent, a West as being commentator a by deseribed judge, was late Marie “about five miles to the right of the

ee Antoinette im political p ent. judgm is a owntrent itical ans victim a sense, can ed ns

fact that two

they may be.”

sympathetic

Senator

had

Kefauver

no

comment,

of the nation’s largest drug

the

manu-

of a number facturers recently reduced, the cost unnoticed by of drugs by 15 per cent did not go

his friends.

“Estes,”

said

one

of

his

staff,

ness knows, an orator. He speaks theory has been advanced that he liberately because for him they want

“is

not,

good-

so badly a does so de-

those listening feel so sorry to help him. His real strength

and really is that he sees people, listens to them, n help

them.

The

drug

price

investigatio

tries to . saved sick people was a sample. He already has jay, 1961 j i prices to come some g causin i by oe 7 a lot of money , Not only, are we not making progress more per cent. If they are lowered still 15 down — oe ‘col amc Se rt engre forget it. More than any man won't~ panne people for. the fact eful is is a sham people.” ore and more people. eed the people. intp,,a state of extreme conI know, Estes communicates with the . e, IS essenc ek final Puerto Rico, its people and its government..Or'are +4» servatiye, Feaction, ‘They ,had, Bibi the id in ion, nicat commu And ing? feel e of Saas scienc ne t immu inexac me the beco in we asset 7 Have ; : 's. huge usajority.will . make | - the j greatest ; ~ ; thig, . “y WBematen jte;-stemy ics. he police and).the.governmen isshelpless. oft «polit poli-” e e M der sth ink. rot es luona sana suddc iy slaughter? -aaibbon gio te aiah Sik


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official texts

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general

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glues

Pass

wonder

| 8-|3 10. Roman money 11. precious stone

chair

sash

drying

24. send

25. steal from 26 verbas

9. skin

28. give

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it was

just

about

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a stamped,

self-ad

to

to William

Seamon

in

cateof this newspaper.

7

8

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South

a standoff

four spades.

West now

bid

five hearts—an unbelievable bid.

5H

}

| Previous bidding had indicated

Pass

{

| that East had an independent suit or he would have stood for West’s z double of diamonds. West sound asleep when he tried hearts. .

with = goed hand. Seuth bet “|

:

ve five

East, of course, interpreted the bid as some strength and bid a

with

South

double-dummy

was

not

defense

greedy.

: one s te 4

.

when|

the honors).

no ard

He

buat

c

took

| With a solid

Not bad considering

a

that South had planned on

an entry, he! here.

a less

:

THE BETTER HALF

By Bob Barnes ———

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study

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(> 1960, King Features Syad, Inc.) CRYPTOQUIPS

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send

because if| grossed envelope for the leaflet hand,’ three }” es ae

Indian Average time of solution: 26 minajes, 00. weight of

Candidates

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and

39. prusic

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To have more fun at the bridge

table,

West | South had given his ali and pass-

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SIN Iris

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particle

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| point in high cards that he laek-| his two top hearts and gave North ed was made up im the texture of|'a ruff to collect 500 peints (less his spade suit. Normally,

pronoun _ 32. American

CORES EE

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bid}

four diamonds which, West again oh. ie oe ae

trump]

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CIAIR

PIAICBBCIA

bid

a

.

decided to trust East and he bid

| bid is right om the nose. The

sparingly

to yesterday’s puzzle,

ver

a fine hand and he stayed with| jam in’ spades which Seuth doubthe situation until the point when | jeg Perhaps, South might have he turned adversity to Prosperity.| beaten this hand three tricks East's opening two no

27. restored

swellings

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a sit-suiter in choke (he did nat

South

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that

suspect

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ty:

fortk

7. denomis aon

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52. repair socks

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East

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, August 13, 1960

|

REX MORGAN, M.D.

A PATIENT!

DO

YOU

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7

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PROMISE TLL BE BACK

MINUTES!

WANT

TO DRIVE WITH ME AND WE CAN HAVE DINNER LATER? yi rT

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1 WILL NOT PAY

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Al Capp

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1 HAVE

FOR

A MERE

RATE

By

BUT, STEVE-& WHY

HAVE BEEN

SHOULD

RELAY, 4/ FIRST WE CHL

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HOLLY TELL

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ABouT HOW YoU ALLOWED CANYON 1

BREAK

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YOUR CONTROL OVER HOLLY BY MAKING LOVE To you!

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‘pepeapees

Z

OFF

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rothenberg are visiting relatives and

friends

in New

enbergs will mansion in

they

return

San

Juan

other

new

nada at

to

the

oldest

1805

and

where

Educational and Cultural InterExchange Program... .The old

in Sehwartz, free lanee grapher who is presently

The

island. . Old boast

restaurant.

The

just

one

photographic Ricans

in

book

P.R.

and

The

Bar-

built

in

bers has invited us to help them celebrate “Barbers Day” at 9:30

co as a resident... Raymond Borea of Sports Afield magazine

It

will patio,

in

air-con-

Carmen

Saldafa,

Gonzalez

a

journalist

METROPOLITAN -22"

Association

of

Insular

a.m. at El Cofre Club and Res- is making a tour of the island taurant. Tomas Rivera Ortiz is ‘gathering materiat for severat president

of

this

organization,

stories

for

his

publication,

one

and Sergie Cardona is secretary. . on fishing.. Richard and DoroMr. and Mrs. Fernando Munoz thy Lambert of Washington’s of Gertrudis

Court

left this

week

for a business and pleasure trip to New York. In addition to visiting the big Whiteway, Fernando and

his

Missus

will

visit

toga Springs whereyhe at possible race h is well

known

here

Saza-

will look He

im the

racing

circle...Well knowm San Juan business man, Victor Bartoli and wife have left for a three month tour of Europe, with

their primary Olympic

aim

Games

tractive Pepina

Now

a

Puerto

of

and a pioneer in Puerto Rican radio, will be interviewed over

Last

preparing on

located

who celebrated this week. Randy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Font

their

hold true tomorrow, barbers get together!

photoin P.R.

one

dine

Nelson,...Mrs.

has

hand-

in

ditioned comfort white gazing out at the garden. It is expected to open in September. ..Happy birthday to young Randy Nelson

de

“Everybody will the

is now

be

enctosed

may

day” when

FHA

St.

restored.

glass

Gra-

saying,

the

will

buildings,

a

an-

with

ling public relations for the Selective Service here... Marv-

in N.Y.C. hopes to find enough work to keep him in Puerto Ri-

Fortaleza

feature

Reth-

into their mew Caebos when soon

Restaurant

320

erly

the

will

CUFF

Seaside Fiesta this Sunday. AL so featured will be Raphael A. Rubin of the State Department’s

York.

move Los

THE

to attend in

Rome..

Brandariz,

the .At-

form-

McGraw-Hii stepping over

Publieations at the San

Intercontinental Engle Simmons,

are Juan

Hotel. . .Capt. St. Thomas’s

harbormaster reports that 100,000

visitors during Barry

entered the last Yellen

their fisca?

stopped

harbor year...

by

the

fice to telk us the good that, while the contract be

signed

until

sometime

of-

news won’t in

Oc-

tober, Gypsy Rose Lee has definitely agreed to come to San Juan to de “Auntie Mame.”

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Don Ameche Thinks Inventing Hurt Him Telephone D By

BOB

the

tele-

replied

Don

invented all,’

the screen for his is a household

“I

He has done and Broadway Stockings.”

bad.”

jokes Alex-

practice

the

DON

they

Ragtime

not

and

bad

effect

on

my

career.

He

After

all, I did ‘Alexander Graham

so the question still remained: wnoy does a top star suddenly find there are no movie roles for him?

and

in

after

hair,

the

Two College

answered:

Sworn

with

pencil-thin

place take will Registration in the home economics center of the Vila Mayo School on Braum-

the

bettering family life, family re lations, child care and nutrition

— News

he the

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Rio| PUNTA LAS MARIAS:

- ground floor,

Federaj

furnished, | FEALTY SERVICE features lovely new | Call 2-

has | Ocean Park. om beach. 4 bedrooms, 2 air- | use.

an

Rie Piedras

for

COMPLETELY

Estate

ro sane

+» @@sv

TYPE

Real

FOR! SALE

hand

2¢ etoG3nceliations must usibe submit |] CONDADO: apartments. Beautifully furnished 2 1 one | exceptional ROBERT TSCHUDIN. — Otfers | = a ate ocean fremt Rrallor home - compicte fore publi ation. An ordered aa|| maid service. 67 Sentiage Iniesian. cor.|1 furnished, Ou quct beach with mae sen st once mer Condade

nust

2 [ it

the San Juan Star

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

ESTATE

LAND FOR development, houses fer sale. commercial properties, and comptete reali estate services by 8 staff of trained perwaret. John Allen FRANCISCUS. REAL

38254 ij

Ext 72

rf | |

3-8400

2

H

=.

ies

i.

sis

MIRAMA - Furnished R:

sir

room

sieconsstsaud MODEEN COUNTRY ‘residence, furnish-| bath, sesetited Tee stng edrooms and 3 baths, | amd ‘TV set. Nice residential maces. toe section. |ed. 5 maim Rio Piedras. Near Antilles cmahe wan, “water eieaeiens Manone eles beautiful furnished itchen. all braod new | mear Espiritu Samto College — 457 Lio-| Military Academy. 4 bedrooms. larse| Mrs. equipment, ready for occupancy.

72

Condominium San Rafael 34850

Terres

cabimets,

St.,

after 6 PM.

Hate

Rey.

Call

6-6292

. carpert. pheme, screens. % acre | 2572 lot, fruit trees. $12,500 cash, leave mert-| -

Ronda.

porch,

815 | Sage. 35638 2555

days, or 65413. :

635

Fdex

Juncos

A

=

AIRCONDITIONED furdished room, pri815 |} vate a & entrance, bleck from La

SAN FRAN — CESC Violeta G—10, O corner | Magdale Tel.sa, 29473. De

Diego.

1500

pt. 5.

meter let. 3 bedrooms,

2} 2628

se

_

81s

enormous canrmees Wine Genescreens, ett water lah || pemRLLA SOUR - i007. living-dimine. PONCELLA GCSlieY BOUSE 500 yards heater, built-in cabinets, porch. double | T°™ beautiful. beach Airconditioned. LA POSADA A:rcondinoned,

a Exvelle

t

— Isla Verde

private

beach, each,

near ar

bath,

GUEST

diramar,

bleck

from

House

.

AUUSE,

=

b>

ae

pertony

acomaae:

Reuse

maven

m

tevets | 27

o

1009 | were

Near

vowan

Geni:

Caribefurnished ‘ultoa and Hetels, Rakes Geet | eee SSC COTTAGE — Completely wale Cis vistingoo hew an rooms.Coodade Reasonable bedroom. furnish private | =&s Social

804,

y

Ve a 1ivs

4th Security Floor.

Building,

de Apartment Ponce 401-402,

3.0769.

ASAFURD

1120-1122

Rooms

AOUSB

and

__

Ashford

efficiency

service AD screened with air conditioning

Tesidentia!

section.

Special arrangements ing cm together. One guided

tours.

2.7927

Guest

Avenue,

Leés

= Mrs | C@vemiences.

weekly, UF | 2304

House | "@®

Comdade.|

Telephones

@&

OUFFX'S

id

rates.

Las

36231

aad

Near mer

beach rates.

amd

Terraces,

business

Manager,

treras. 1498

Seach Rome,

UP | Sex

AUNT

JENNY'S:

Guest

Gouss

with

50

sectors,

Margarita

MeCleasy Ave

de

SumCea-

pope

SLANCHE

bath. angle

air

| Yashington

mcais|

Tat sepa

informal,

12st

Me

21779

39

our

*

well. Ideal for gallery, = fashions. effice. 409 San Fram-|

_—

sender —_ cesidense all Ame- | 208 FO

R

CLASS

=

fenced ceutinestal. Complete Secret. ariai service for residents & transients Heurty rates.

=| 2000 IFIEDS

Muriel

Eddy

eceanfront

reoms

terraces.

Beatriz

| the 8

Manager,

Santerce,

oj

|

=

sis

—_—

i

~

ur

-

,

your

3-2331,

#

Outdoor

Gaposal

1858

with

77 | '384

GUEST

Special

Steinway

3 ; OCE.

SIDE

RENT.

MOUSE

bar. |

rates

olane

delight.

Bins "Caseenl

andj

Pee i

tions.

ran 53. E

menth

sale.

Recension

bedvoom three bath.be a

with

cs

sa.

ané

double

oer

a

on

r

eee

°V

.

"ey

january

=

shady

FHA financing.

exceptional locat-

residentiat ioe

Moderately

neighborhood

wide bedroom consetrotm and servant's

priced

and

well

fimanced — only $10,000 cash required.

ama

ne

or

ad f

*

7

,

TELS. —

ad

R ca itor

35315: :

[|

in,

:

saalane

UF

§;

;

OCEAN VRONT

future boulevard. Ounty $20.808 with geod | quarters.

ure.

toe

children.

GUESE MOUSE. 606 Olimoo Sasturce

Single

Giticned.

820 | 955

the

cool}

Miramar.

Avenue,

Near | located.

by

with

amd the sound- of the seaj A/ bath home on landscaped peed acre. Servant’s

Atlantic, ALTAMIRA wear Gardea Hills. a 3 meters’ frontage three bedroom home of ounioe UF ; dern cern Expandable three oo let om wide | crete house with garage

UF | hot and cold water, independent entr

guests’

:

— directiy on | ‘lichtful tow SO

voom with private bath,

guesthouse | wasHINGTON

ow

Sauea,

ya

Tele | TAFF

3-2535.

with terrace Sie single - $14. double, | television for our " -xcelient breakfast. Phone | hotels - walking

Loa

i

Srerans leat conan reports, free gich-apcause, @elivery. Call Gini Lobauzh

el.

MES SEACH SOUSE

airconditioned } OU"S? chairs It’s fun te waich the binds |COLONIGL

or roms. ms. ms From including ap

¥

-

ne UF | winds. Seeahioat techeded. Ocntnor c | Available - August becue

douse. Doubie

conditioned

St. beach. Condade,Sun

Witsen. Manager

— 1017 Ashford - | phone #2

Gust

a

1238

toy nee area Larte tonaee | aa GIONS SURST — tee | 3 cing the sea, with private stairway te} 28d triples, airconditioned.BOGEN Patio with beach Spacious, moderm, Rew,

-

and sow offer | Santurce.

garden. or

ISLAND: HOUSE

Tlcsaas

bloom Beamtiful ecean view from sua ; axe | Dlenty_ het of water. Private and semi. baths. Private beach facilities. eave cemodeted enarm.| Telephone 25765. IS Pomarada St,

=

ditioned rooms, each with private bath, water.

=

Americas|™

MARIGALANTE — PARQUE 18 Phone | crved tne Mtntay CrattES Beautifully decorated, aircon | soy cold

686,

——— ae aon as oe Punta -Las Marias, Sasteree oor “

apartments, Maig| O™S all with orivate sath, some | 564 7 fot water. Some | H® orivate patie, seme afr ccnditiencd. Best hotel aad | or sp ningle. Si ane! Due From | LA PROVIDENCIA GUEST BOUSE Beach facilities } *7e, . double. All rates | Parque Near beaches, restaurants. for coupies travet | @clude complete breakfast. Isia Verde Sum terrace, all "a from La Road. near San Juan Intercoutinental. | oe conditioned ee air. Call 49. . aD eagitae tocicn. For

Mra Aaaie De Mauret, Manager

and

Condado

service. all S Largened,patio.linenFenced. ae saree. Daily, | Lourdes Strime. the sed fiamboyan trees

monthiy

2.3035

hot

34365, or Avenida

aaa coe ae = i Prevate and som Srivate bathe kitches | Apa conditioned. livimeroom orderly STORES FOR RENT SECRETARIAL SERVICE facilities. water Stecks from bus | bath. water. terrace. entrance. ses, shopping. 31481 Mrs. Z C_ Steficas, aI RESTORED SPANISH BUILDING | “Pususo srEwocRarmnn: -| Ca St. 207L, Santurce. Patio, original

a

h

Information

COnDABO

eae

airport. a, restame. - | airceaditiencd . gery a

ants. B sakfast served. D#h 1 26y ANTILLES

carport.

La CASA ROSA

kitchemettes.

¥

7

to

©

eee

:

“36535 -

:

;

i

f

i


ta

ee CLASSTEIED 3-8400

3-8254

MISCELLANEOUS DETECTIVE

LOT

Gf

Approximately

minutes

from

San

phones. Call 23013 Sen Juan, 25060 | Filler at 6-606.

ities available. Price $5. per square me-

Eurepe

ee

jot. Near

a Star.

aa 8-180

We

La

fm old San Juan. Must have

experience

1112

[

and

Ave.

BRIDAL

Phone

uF

ae

oe

renevert

sed

peck

. Try Sierra’s St.,

Santurce,

s

HOME

shipping.

IMPROVEMENT

COMPARE THESa $535: Extra reoms

York

fur-

Prades

you

what

have

Belaval

605

_—

SPECIALIST

of

Villa

is yours”~ when the “THE PLEASURE moving job is ours. Whether you're mov ‘em lecally or Stateside. we are equipped

years es a

AIDS

and Rie F

SIEGMUND,

Preventive treat | —

termites. 2

ra

Juan | want we'll get it for

San

shipping

C.W.

Agent

of

VALUES: Carports (12 x 12’) $995; sa]

UF

MOVING?

2-3706.

817 | Corp.

Universai 7-2082, 23013

Ext

all

204

SAVE

types

WITH

of moving,

TORRES.

no matter

We

tf

do

it be prices.

Juncos

GOWNS

a29

aos

photo.

Cra, 3-0982

CONSULTATION

Ashford

1951 BUICK STATION WAGON _ condition, $500 plus bank balance. 3-854 days, 91218 nights.

T

esq

& HEALTH

FREE

?

packing,

siture.

fe

Carollo, direct from New Superflueus Hair Removed (By Appointment oniy)

department

and good local socia] connections. depends on experience and ability. Write Box G, San Juan Star, including. recent

SS

TABLES

ELECTROLYSIS Frank

LEAVING ISLA tac’ aoer, 1.000 mnee tse suremace" Head) Dept. Wear Ladies’ oneen SOO: a Americaw woman, fluent Spanish, needed — hat

27-4843

BEAUTY

i

and

Luma

Luma,

perience.

aith | |

estimate.

Free

Services)

a

don’t

and

deliver

Telephones

as

HELP WANTED — PEMALE | 5, 7°? Room 577

ladies’

4

ae

up|

BANQUET

SANTA MARIA — 2167 square meter it = SAL& FOR CARS for sale, conveniently Jocated tm this cae superb residential section 69 Magnolia AIR. 4 door hard BEL OLET Street, Santa Maria, Rio Piedras, Tele- | 956 CHEVR power ic, radic, top, imported, autemat phone 3-21€. 817 | brak 219 States. Bargaim. Phone between 7 — 9

of

31812

of

ais | 279

| 0¢ maintenance engineer. Speaks English, Bee it Calle Atalaya. During office hours | learins Spanish. Write Bex H, San Juan eal telephone 2-1273 — ‘night 6-1586. Star. 19 813 | 2683 2590

head

Contrel

Pest

= oe

aun

Services and cas stores Simos | ment | Sietrie_ranses. against on parts.

bigh Mat top, with sewer, in Garden lot, Hills, F.H.A. aporoved. 1,227 sq. meters.

as

sHOr

=EREFPAM

a

eerace

by

SALE

FOR

es

oF

MARQUEZ

ee

ee

See

ences. Write Box L, San Juan

a5

2627

restaurants,

operating

fF emplayment. Excellent refer

10 min to Rio Piedras, Airpert.|

au

Pence. is

Available

Restaurant Manoger

ter. Call phone 65621. No rusners.

Fel 17-2726, or Box 666. Rio Piedras.

ss-

and large

amplifier,

player,

and | Tecerd

for business, and prefessic- | *°rtment of the latest popular music pale. Alse service for people without | Fees are very reasonable. Phone Jocl space

desk

Juan. Excellent

completed. Paved road

ae

with a dise jockey complete

now

entre

ee

ee

MOVING & STORAGE

2-5282, Sasturce

DISC JOCKEY Se

Siiincual

— PONCE: JUAN

SAN

ACOUNTANT

EXECUTIVE

house

meters. Concrete

-

6:

Fe

1072

iwvestigation

Ave. Tel

is

COMMERCIAL

| C3! eae

'

ANSWERING SERVICE

POSITIONS WANTED—MEN

318}

ae

2617

Junces

Fe

REALTY, 7-2782, Box 4471, Sam Juan.

All

Gdential

Rice

Telephone 2-4411

f

for’ first

$200,000

Puerto

Saenturce.

Stee.

Jaen

Gon

0.

Ben

America. Night Patrols. Bodyguards, | deliver # washed & fluff dried. 8-2367 ‘Uniformed Guards, Payroll Escort, Cun | 229

Building set — 4311 Pence de Leon Avenue

eeerey

Handles own correspendence. Sais.

Contes

fi

CONTINENTAL :

LAUNDRY LAUNDERETTE PICK-UP We'll pick up your laundry &

i 2

816

~

BUREAUS

CONTINENTAL DUTECTIVE SUREAU:|% WOUR The mest competent Agency is Latin | SERVICE.

j

30 arrves Rio Pie-| HILLS, beautiful

VILLAMIL Accountant

3]

20,000 =0. fras-Caguas BEVERLY

Call

a

2-9169.

Ric Piodras_Caralieg, |"

INFANTRY

good French.

i

a ©

bilingual. Alse

bbE: i" , ail! aif

Enclish

SERVICES

1956 PLYMOUTH SAVOY, 4 door, 8 cyl., LADIES’ SHOE FACTORY Juan | push button transmission, radio, Only Sam an te be opened in Metropolit from | 29.000D miles. Write Box J. Sam Juan Star. would like te receive applications CHEVROLET

BISCAYNE.

PAINTING

4 door

Zick to Bex 3621,San Jose Station R. 819}P. | radio, sedan. 6 power eylinder,.steering, automaticbest (ranamission, offer. Call

2689

RESIDENTIAL

Room

»

l

brand

econo-

ee

is

cee

MALE CONCERN

816]

commercial

————

radar

systemn

equipment.

end

license

mobile

marine

Person

ted

om

ber

couch,

$275

for

3rd

26%, 2678

Call

Verde,

Trading

ce. Tel

&

Ave..

let.

chairs,

See

~

515

chest,

only | OFFICE

Barbe,

stop | Olympia

form ether

must

CASTERS.

hand

&

vv. ee

ee

ewasd

=}

GERMAN

LOST

facili

Tas

plat-|

trucks.

and Ri-

Equipment: Calcvo-

watches

see Puerto

master A

watch

Gruen,

GEAND

piano,

$1200.

Excellent

or

condition. Call 66125 before 5 PM 0-3

Sam

best

815

SCREENS

call Klein at 8-1963, uF | SCREENS, Ge terete Puppy,

Ignacie.

doors.

AWNINGS,

quality

ities up to 3 years. Call

Dame | Jiion for consultation black & tan, 11, 3 months old, Maximo Aug. Gomez & ‘Fritz’, in

windows

Payment

alaminum.

Rico’s only

certified

clockmaker,

William

Master

Watch

Laure) 28160

2413,

#16

LANGUAGE for

studenis,

$4).

college graduate. hour. Stop

across

(2

22,

CLASSES

LESSONS

Santuree.

from

Continentals.

Pueblo

(Near

123

De

Swiss

}

4

‘ rte

i

a

‘<3 Tel + une

jt St 2

SP

Ore

22

San.

og bet ry 2.8254 rae ory dS

we

$

ect

ig

le

/Parave, 4

232-9842. 313

|.

Tel 16

Cerna CONTRACT — ORS BUILDERS

facil

Santur

Diego,

Chalet.

Supermarket).

SPECIAL QUOTATIONS TEL. 3-4367 & 2-3839

=

by

Private lessons $3. per

us without obligPaand estimate. au.

sszasmte1604. For Classified Ads [ise Poincare Del Valle &

and

Punta

INSTRUCTION

PIANOS FOR SALE

BABY

and

Certified

Clock Maker, Calle Las Marias. Phone 2286

SPANISH

FOUND

SHEPHERD

ties.

K<PAIRS

FOR PRECISION watch and clock repairs, chronograph and complicated

a2

==

visit BLACK AND tan German Shepherd. male. | 2650 location | escaped from crate om flight to Puerto Rico. Leose somewhere im airport vicini

through-

and

Marchant

lable at Real Hermanos, Fortaleza 300, San Juan, Telephone 3-2338.- Inv ts Plan-eur Credit Re ental-Purchase

EQUIPMENT

trucks, lift trucks, eonveyors material handling equipment.

LOST

Publish-

typewriters.

laters, Totalia, Addo and Everest adding 813 | machines: Rex-Rotary Duplicaters: Pho

Sanne Teves: eemeret Bon 2, = _ +;

and

FURNITURB

AN kinds office furniture avai-

COLSON

for

at

WATCH

SERV-

ELECTRONIC

61:

rub-

time.

any

fleor

&

ICES.

selling refrigerator, | 2%

tables,

the

956

SAP MEe

SALE

mattresses, foam

HANDLING

deg

oy

sprimg

3 sets box

responsibility. Crumley Radio Corp., Oid PAA Terminal north side Isla Grande Airport. telephone 3-5255 (P. ©. Box a Caparra Heights). 813 FAMOUS

ISLAND

LEAVING

radio-

radio

FOR

FURNITURE

be versatile, cooperative, able to assume

ENTERNATIONALLY

de Leon

816

TECHNICIAN with at least FCC

Class

Musical

monthly.

ou | 1853 Pomce you | 21651

has

2656

service work on two-way

if

1956 MGA, red, wire wheels. $1100. Call Jerry Richardsos, 2-120, business heurs. or come to Km. O, Hm. 6, Old Isla Ver.

GALESMEN WANTED in the Construction Specialty field, with ear. Salary commensurate with ability and experfence. Call APO Sales, 3-5388.

Second

Co.,

port- | $12.00

a

months

~ Box 14066, Bo. Obrero, Santurce.

telephene

ane

Fully guaranteed. Also rent for

| termites.

316

500, RED,

epening fer chief accountant. Previous experience in heavy industry desirabie. Ability to speak Spanish desirable but not essential. Good opportunity for the right tan. Salary depends on experience and ability. Replies held confidential. Send complete resume and salary requiz nt

EADIO

free

an electric ironer,

from factory. $425 00. Inc.,

Dryer

COMMERCIAL

INSTRUMENTS

- DIRECT

Insular | Pull keyboard. Treated for tropics

Special

a

is holding

or

purchase,

. to assist

INDUSTRIAL

on rainy days or nights.

Distributors

815

LARGE

MUSICAL even

&

supervision, reasenusing MARY CARquality paint. 7-284. 817

PLUMBING

dry | PIANOS

Excellent cel pay. Soe oar: ‘Ruareen FIAT 4 oe a ee a la Rafael Building, Stop 11, Santurce. | 2649 WANTED

a ¥

|

Fist. Just call 35190, or pay us sical a visit at Martorani Motors. Ime., 1402

a 4:day

HELP

i

natal

sft

——

|

CAE?

004 monthly

own

210,

high school or college 5 San

A USED can

Imparcial Building Juen A.M. to 5:30 P.M.

9

2761

BUY

vevment and

ments,

STAR] olert

lady who is bilingual and o good typist.

Apply El

on

down

i:

young

=

of

ax

JUAN ing for

SAN on

THE hes

.

Department

J

FRIDAY

Subscription

|

GIRL

The

ne AtA

Continental able rates, TER’S high 2662

2-7283.


THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, August 13, 1960°

24

Church THE

CHRISTIAN

SOCIETY, 351 De Spanish service at glish

service

at

Services

SCIENCE

Diego Ave.— 9:45 am. En-

11:15

am.

Donald E. Johnson will develop the sermon topic, “Trials, Temptations, Tasks.”

Sun-

THE

DISCIPLES

OF

CHRIST

day school at the same _ hour. CHURCH, Stop 26%, Fernandez Wednesday evening meetings in Juncos Ave., Santurce, will hold English and Spanish at 8 p.m. a meeting August 14 at 3 p.m. SAN AGUSTIN CHURCH, Stop The purpose of the meeting is 5. Ponce de Leon—Sermon and to recognize a retiring agent of announcements in English at the the Bible Society, install a new 11 am. mass. Gospel in English | executive secretary of the Amerat the 930 am. mass. jican Bible Society for Puerto PERPETUO SOCORRO | Rico, the Dominican Republie CHURCH. 656 Union St., Mira- | and the Virgin Islands, and to mar--Sermon and announce- ;open their new headquarters at ments in English at the 9:30 Stop 27. am

mass

SAN

FRANCISCO

CHURCH,

GRACE

| AN

ENGLISH

CHURCH,

LUTHER-

Ave.

Universidad

301 San Francisco St., San Juan jand Calle Pelegrina, Rio Piedras —Sermon in English at the 11 |—Worship service at 10:45 a.m. am

| Holy

mass

PONCE SOUTHERN BAP- | brated. TIST CHURCH, 101 Comercio St., Ponce—Sunday School at 9:45 am. Worship service at 11 am. Training Union meets at 6:30 pm. Young People’s Fellowship meeting fellows the evening service. Prayer service on Wednesday at 7 pm THE UNION CHURCH, 2310

Communion

will

be

cele

Advertisement

ABOUT TOWNE...

Laurel

St.,

Punta

las

Marias—

Worship service and School at 9 and 11

CLASSIFIEDS DOGS NEED

AND

A

gooc

[ am

and 2673

(oO own

anviors

AIR

for

your

11 years old. one.

COND.

J.

types. 812

Call

3.1294 815

I’m

FILTERS

INC. Manufacturers all air conditioning fitters units - also industria)

3-5999.

UF

AIR CARRIER

no

$100.00,

air

$125.00,

conditioning

$150.00.

Also

units,

Philco,

Frigidaire, York, Remington, ete. We trade in your used unit. Best deal in town Filters, installation service Steve’s

Air Conditioning, 1603 Fernandez Juncos, Exclusive. Carrier Dealers ia Santurce

Tels

3-4367,

2609

2.3839

824

FOR SALE: 5 H. P. RHEEMS air conditjoner unit. Blower and condenser separate unit. New, in original carton. Will sell below st. Call 8-0668 2695 820

T.V. BOB

SALES

WILCHEK

Over

10

years

best in receivers

work 8 PAN

T

& SERVICE -

Television

experience

sevice any make

of

guaranteed.

Tel

Service

ts

behind

the

and vr

repair model

on AJ

9-0268.

UF AMERICAN

repair any Ninety day technicians 9 AM 1136

ELECTRONICS

make TV, guarantee. Evening

to

10

LABS

radio or Hi-Fi Stateside-trained servica CaJ

PM UF

TV

&

RADIO

TELEVISION.

for

rent

your

own home. Same service given ta hotels, hospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and will deliver. $5.00 one week, $25.00 per month Telerental

Service.

267

UF

BOATS 1957 OWENS Priced right for

Turismo, sell this $160. 58

Stop

SALE

CABIN CRUISER, 22’, quick sale. See at Muelle

8.

Owner

leaving,

must

week. Also 58 Evinrude 10 PH, Evinrude 18 HP electric start,

2.8203.

Phone

$240.

FOR

819

2700

SLOOP, RACING-CRUISING, yrs old. 2 sets sails, genoa; Ponce 2-1878, Nautico

write

Box

269,

2633

26x 8x6, 4 $1200; Tel. see

at

Club

813

WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN A BOAT? Teakcraft?...Teakcraft you mean? Yes, we have it for you, specially for you. 19 Cabin Cruiser - solid teak, made to last huodreds of:years. Accommodations for marine toilet, sink, stove, water tank and bunks You don’t have to pay more to own the finest boat of its kind. See them

Sales. Tierra. 2588

at:

262

Modern

Ponce

de

Electric

Leon.

Kid;

nervous,

straight,

so

a

nip

then

set

and

to

| was

a

fortify

myself,

Ron

Superior

of

forth

for

the

sta-

MOMENT OF DISCOVERY—A baby-chick stands its ground while being inspected by a feline friend at home of apparently,

(AP Photo.)

studio

was

filled

with

contestants.

The questions .they asked me weren't too bad, so | relaxed and was particularly intrigued with the actions of a small nimble man wearng earphones whose antics held me transfixed. He whirled and pirouetted at the end of a wire, while executing peculiar hand motions such as cutting his throat or participating in a swinging taffy pull While

thus

occupied

| absently

went

after a piece of last night’s corn encased in my right upper molar while the special guest was being

By

WILLIAM

NEW

YORK

dental

clearly on the

screen.

minutes

later

when

the

contbo went into action and some fancy accordion fingerwork appeared on the screen, my finger stole back to the offending molar. But God knows where that direlect camera was lurking, for there | was again.

.

After the show my erstwhile pro-

ducer

friend

nearest

RYAN

(AP)—While

the

the

Soviet

orbit

has

passed

yir-

tually The

unnoticed. full impact of this development will not News be felt tomorrow or next year, but Analysis four, five or per-

East

European

—Czechoslovakia—has

and

pub

where

I repaired

we

to

the

quaffed

se-

veral straight shots of Ron Superior of Puerto Rico without ceremony or amenities. | haven’t heard from him since, and | don’t know whether he sold the station on the show; but if he didn't, he’s not a very enterprising Producer. 1! shouldn't think it would be too difficult to get a dental supply house to sponsor it.

For New

bloc

announced

Cane

has

been

Secretary

of Agriculture

vera Santos recommends

ers that have plications

for

not incentive

Luis

cane

may

«

8

ON

9

fe eee

tees

ed

noynces oiso).

1

reached

the

same

Web

Le

Actually,

much

not

happen

the

country

annexation by the Soviet regime as integral units of a vast poli-

as the

than

the way

all

the

at the

proclamation

of

the

as a “socialist republic”

CHURCH 2310

Laurel

Donald

St.,

9 A.M.

and

Youth

Groups

_ 4

Church School Worship Service

11:00

Phone

6:00

3-4197 ae

LLAP }

A.M. p.m.

they

be

ready

for

tical entity which then would stretch all the way from the Pacific Ocean to the rim of free

Western

Europe.

Hotel Plans 50, Not 51 Floors NEW

YORK

million,

2,000

(AP)—A room

$55

hotel

is

going to be built in Manhattan just north of Times Square. Leew’s Theatres, Inc., diselesed plans for the Americana of New York, labeling it the tallest hotel structure in the world—50 stories. The

hotel—with

named

each

floor

for

one

state

of

union—will

be

built

on

venth and

Avenue

53rd

Streets.

between The

the Se-

52nd

site was

bought from Webb & Knapp, Inc., for five million dollars,

OF SAN JUAN Punta

E. Johnson.

You are welcome at the English Specking Church which serves people of all faiths. and

will

Position,

as

until

UNION

to

at the same time. they achieve that

its

more

it paves

more or less And when

in

Meaning

it means

But

ek

sup-

level

same time as a constituent republies of the Soviet Union.

For Classified Ads CALL Tel, 3-8254. —_

has

and can all be absorbed

sent in their appayments

of

version of that Cze-

European satellites have reached a similar stage of development

communicate soon as possible with the s grind their e, so that their petitions are formally made. Rivera Santos urges all growers (FOR TV BOO-BOOS or other nervewho have made new Spring plantracking & Marine incidents) 2 ounces Ron ings and have not Puerto de Superior applied for inPuerto Rico (85° proof) centive. payments, to do so before STRAIGHT! this month is over. Payments under this year’s Program will be started next week for those farmers who have made P eit plantings; : thei} Secretary ® ant Pies i

It

revisions

means, in the Soviet Communist theory,

the

vakia, which borders on the Soviet Ukraine, into the U.S.S.R. as a full-fledged Soviet republic. There is little likelihood of this happening soon. In fact, it

grow-

purpose.

that all the so-called “socialist” states will achieve “Communism”

nations

for the absorption of Czechoslo-

Ri-

new

“Cze-

that.

to

the

Republic.” mean? It

Red-ruled

Deeper

extended

another

ports

choslovak Socialist What does this

But

1960.

Serves

ninism recently propounded by Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev, chief among which is this:

opment which is pictured just one step removed from ultimate: Communism.

The Commonwealth Department of Agriculture announces that the time limit to apply for incentive Payments for new sugar cane Spring 31,

Czechoslovak Communists call that most advanced

the USS.R. It is no longer “building socialism.” It has already “constructed socialism.” Therefore, alone among the satellite nations, it has reached the theoretical stage of devel-

Extend Time Limit To Apply For Incentive Payments August

the will

development

Plantations:

plantings

it is no longer a “peodemocracy.” Henceforward,

ehoslovakia

haps even more years from now. With little accompanying fanfare, a single member of the Communist

that ple’s

of

Advertisement

manipulations

few

L.

Western world has been preoccupied with politics and crises, an important development in

interviewed.

Who knew thet red lights glowing on a camera means ‘it’s in operation? | didn’t, until | saw my

Becomes First

Satellite With ‘Republic’ Rank

cam-

eras and staff, besides our little group which included two Emcees, @ combo, a special guest, and four

Z

Mrs. Ethel Y oung of Atlanta, Ga. Both are too young, to realize that most furry and feathered folks make strange companions.

Czechoslovakia

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downed

monitor

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RADIOS,

|

The

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The other day | was invited by a budding-producer friend to appear @s a quiz contestant on his TV Program. Well, it wasn’t exactly a Program, yet, for he was making the pilot that day from which he hoped to sell a series of programs to the station.

PETS

home

MONKEY?

by

Sunday am. Rev.

Les

Marias

Pastor


SN

eS

ee gee

§ BEE

eS

NOW

Campanella Marriage Over Campa-

-@—Roy

NEWYORK

nella, the paralyzed former

IN LOOK MAGAZINE

Brook-

lyn Dodger baseball star, said Thursday. his- 13-year-old marriage has broken up. “This is the worst hurt of all,” said Campanella. The other “thurts” were an aute-' mobile accident that ended his} playing

career

in

January,

1958,

and the treuble his stepson, David, 17, had with police last February. He

said

that

he

had

began

a

WHAT | THINK

suit for legal separation and that papers inthe case had been served on his

wife,

He

accused

Ruth,

Came

last

Home his

JACK PAAR

Tuesday.

Late

wife

of coming

home Yate ‘on many occasions.” “T can’t take it any more, he

j

said.

Campanella had been on a

said the marriage the recks for over

year.

His wife called the suit “ridieu-

Jous,”’ His. stepson has been involved with police several times in the past few

years

IS REALLY LIKE. BY

as-a result of gang

activities. Campanella,

HUGH DOWNS

a, n Dodger star, is aewn Brookly ell fermer Campan

with PARTING OF WAYS—Roy before the accident Thanksinspect they as 5, Tony, and 8, Princess, children, his of two and Ruth, his wife, paralyzed him frem fhe. waist two years ago. The paralyzed Campanella announced Thursday down, was one of the stars in giving turkey nearly separation because his wife came home late “on many oclegal or Breckiya dynasty in the early he was suing for casions.”

His

called the

wife

suit

AP

“ridiculous.”

Wirephoto.)

Vet Swimmer Says Karen Hantze Grew Americans Lagging Into bs Net Player i

the

(AP)—As

DETROIT

Swimmers

best

natio&’s

Siti ean

team in Detroit's competed for places on the U. S. Olympic

Brennan

AR

that+ ‘For it was as a scientist 74-year-old Jamison Handy had helped make it possible for Jamison Handy, the Olympic swimmer, and countless other stat swimmers: since 1904 to keep the record book recorders continually sharpening their pencils. it

was

Jam

Handy

the

a

scientist almost as much as Jam Handy the swimmer who became the 23rd member of the Swimming Hall of Fame Aug. 5.

en eT aE ea

“We're improving,” was the word from the man who helped

ces; and held national titles in freestyle, backstroke and breaststroke. He was the national AAU 10-mile swimming champ. three years

straight,

1907-09.

At 74, Handy still swims long distances daily. His wife often joins him. Handy has been a regular at Olympic swimming trials since 1904. His favorite subject is the

centrate

The

girl,

braids. and

bows,

was

then & years

old. Now she is 17. Her name is Karen Hantze and she has become known as the junior bomber of women's ‘tennis. Miss Hantze, her bebbed, has won

hair the

stylishly national’

development and improvement of swimming

other

lesser

has been

ones.

nis.

brought

Her

teacher man,

father,

using

methods

he ad-

-World

When

War

he

Wars. But during

II,

the

turned

Jam

his

Handy

attention

vocated 12 years ago and they to swimming again after the war, are learning them from the he discovered U. 5. ‘swimming Australians. } coaches “were still mass produc“We nheed to do our own ex- ing an obselete product.” Advocates Dwindie Kick perimenting,” he said. “Yankee ingenuity

should

put

us

in front

The

Japanese,

aided

by

naval

she

would

8.

when

she

was

.

Threat Her

For

present

Nationals

coach,

Les

Stoefen,

a former national doubles champion

who

is

Jella Beach she

imstructor

at

the

and Tennis cit, will

go

Hills

also

swims;

badminton

estafe

before

and

Miss

also’

to the top.

water

" Hahdy competed at all distan-

salesTenskis,

plans to concentrate on for the present, but hopes

someday

to be

a business ‘secre-

tary.

COLOR? It's our

specialty!

in September.

She made the quarter finals last, year. i Miss Hantze was graduated frem}, San Diego's Mission Bay High | school in May—a month ahead}!

ten-

golf.

architects, had developed new Handy pointed ont that the methods and won fhe U. S. Naef time to be free to play on the world copied American styles un- tional Championships in 1949. '] Ektachrome and Block and Handy took the problem before U. S. Wightman Cup team and in} til 1948 because America was fhe English championships. Detroit engineers, who studied leading the way. She hoe she missed “not being. One of the things copied ‘was underwater motion pictures of U. Handy’s method-of breathing on S. swimming stars. They quickly hereto graduate with the other the side in the crawl—with the’ found streamlining and mechanic- kids,” and lost to Britain’s Christine Truman in the quarter finals head down in the water. Handy al flaws’ in their styles. '“The brakes are ‘holding back at Winbledon. had discarded the . Australian “But I'll just keep trying,” crawl method of pulling the whole the engine,” famed Marine engismiles Karen. “I'll get up there’ head up to breathe because it neer C. F. Kettering told Handy. yet.” The engineers had discovered teck teo much effort. Another Two Years But it was Handy the swimmer that leg action in the traditional | Others who agree who fooled Father Time. He won crawl style was fithting arm acmclude Maureen Connolly, a medal in the 440-yard breast tion part of the time. “The fmdings ted Handy to ad- ence ruled the women’s tennis}; stroke in the 1904 Olympics at the age of 18. Twenty years later, vocate the dwindle kick, where world. Miss Connolly, now Mrs. } Handy was in the Olympic swim the legs kick swensty betwéen Norman Brinker, 2, of Scotts-) arm pulls and relax when el again, this time as a member seas Soca fine toot: youn, th! ahms go into action. The effect is the water polo team. get cover. thinking. of :tier-}} increased streatilining “ill less batt tox. Swimming as 74 tata [sel‘gs a junior. “When shordoesrt.) effort for oF ne ES: -- 4 eee

if we use it.”

consays

a school

La

He figures she is a definite threat for the national women's: title at Forest

Karen

plays

up playing real

her

thinks

are

the two World

between

to

down,”

Kenneth,

turned

taught

mers

in swimming

let

will

players

Some. think it may be another year or two before Miss Hantze reaches full stature as a player, but they are sure she is on the way. She has poise, confidence and, above all, ability. And she

She tennis,

Australian

by changes

impressed

net

predicted

awkward

said the was

and

American. craw} dsed by freestyle decumentary motion picture or-7 today. “But we’re still following. ganization was kept busy ‘by the We'll have to do new things to; armed forces. In 1948, Handy rewin.” {ceivd a certificate of merit from Yankee memay the U. S. Navy for training films Handy, said American swim-, he had directed.

the

Handy

“she

-women

Nedison Fisher, San Diego Union sports writer, who was the first to predict that Maureen Connolly would be a _ teenage world's champion.

junior and the Southern California women’s championships, among

styles.

of

think they are juniors.” “And she has to learn

with

watched

Connolly, lot

nant took over.

turn

an

a

She aims to get yp there, still higher—just as the championmaking coach, Eleanor Tennant,

crawl of the early 190s into the

sen se ant arene

Miss

a gray-haired but pevert ally

Pool this month,

built veteran of the 1904 and 1924 Olympic the trained eye of 4 scientist.

And

says }amake

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, August 13, 1960

26 Thursday’s

Come One, Come All EL COMANDANTE

Baseball

Musial’s Homer Lowers Bucs’ Lead To Four Over St. Louis NEW Stan

YORK °“The

self,

who

(AP)—It

Man”

Cardinals

to

the

within

by

games

87,

circuit

third-place

Indians,

to

Los

Angeles

behind Sandy the Cincinati

move

the

to

In

games

American

New

senior

League,

York

other

games,

the

Yankees

the

52, and

not

see

Anthony

action

63

41

St

Louis

62

Los Angeles Mi|waukee

58 57

San Franciseo 52 Cincinnati 47

of

the

ing

of

the

four

teams,

the

Navy

Pe-

steel band, and a wound through San

sound truck Juan streets

He

yesterday

interest.

today.

CARMONA’S RATINGS

probable

to

create

BEST

the wound required eight stitches. He may see action tomorrow if Puerto Rico gets by the Venezuelans. If rain postpones today’s game, the contests will be rescheduled

route announcing the schedule .of games today and tomorrow. Charles D. Conroy, regional director of the Little League here,

for tomorrow

at

No

Boston

and

estimates

Monday.

were

made

by

offi-

hopes ple

that

out

‘“‘we

there.’’

Escobar

have

10,000

Admission

which

can

Toulouse

LONGSHOT

peo-

is

free

seat

613

°“—

46

574

4

46 47

558 549

6 7

52 60

500 439

Today’s Chicago

at

(Not

over

13,000.

the Washington

3

12 18%

Tomorrow’s

Games

Boton

at

346

Clemente,

311)

Games

night.

Detroit at Cleveland. Kansas City at Chicago. Washington at New York.

Tomorrow's

HOME

at

By

The

Associated

7

~ Bochinche

12

Becaria

8 9 10 lL

RUNS

($1,600);

4—yrs—up;

(Machuca) (No Boy) (Caraballo) (Quifiones) WJ. A. Velez) (Ayala)

108 106 108 jos 118 10

(D. Cordero) (L. R. Velez) (Rosa) (D. Rodriguez)

115 108 108 119

-

(Rosado)

Aladino «First Lady = Curiosita Santa Jessie

6

113

24 21

Banks, Aaron,

BATTED

Chicago Milwaukee

Mays, San Boyer, St.

Cepeda,

88 83

Francisco Louis

San

Francisco

AMERICAN

FEELS

Smith, Chicago Skowron, New York Power, Cleveland Runnels, Boston

317 316 311 310

Sievers,

309

to miss today’s Latin American

35 27 26

RUNS BATTED IN 92 TT Wis) 74

Gentile,

70

coach

Pittsburgh

George

Pirates

Skinner

Sisler

calls

‘‘a good

Leon,

Comedida Frontera

20,

of

the

10

of

natu-

that he was

(Native) Miss Marga

at the wire. Tatacol for place.

Sth —$1,300;

3rd —$2.000; M.

clmg

got the nod

($8,000)

(Native)

Pesetera (Valdes) Chime (Caraballo)

Syrs;

‘ |

1 1/16

134.50

4

23.20 3.40

to

Every Saturday MOONLIGHT SKATING

convenient

supply.

10:00 P.M. Till Mid-

night:

Following Session

L

¥

still

1

FOR

Regular

50¢ EXTRA ONLY

ee.

6.30

El Muearo (Landrau) Time:1:15.2. La Madama, Mi Mr., Poldin, Confite, Tati and also

4.40

7.00 Favorita, Consenso

ran.

chmg

($1,200);

yrs-up; 4

M. (Native) Chele (Caraballe) Cisco (Valdes)

1 1/16

14.20

7.80 6.10

Time: 1:54.2, Conquistador, Rio Grande, Cuchy, Ecuador, El Vigia, Nike, Musico, Cara o Cruz, Don Ramon, Liana, Jaimite and Pagliacci also ran. 6th—$2.800; cimg ($8,000); 3yrs; 6 f. (Imported)

Emma (J. A. Velez) Catcher (Cordero Jr.) Time:

mar,

Pincel,

1:14.1,

Miss

Skippy,

Melanesia, also

Kee

Field

5.10

Madame

Bel,

Malas Beauty

Butterfly.

Platita,

Noches, and

raf.

Ei

4.10 6.00 Tito-

Cirujano,

Moyeto,

Alamein

1A

HANDLES: Pool: $60,914.82; mutuels: $50,572; daily double: $18,308. TOTAL: $129,794.82. The

daily double (gumbers

$99.40.

2 and

“MORE COOLING

(No

8)

Jr.)

16

Boy)

1

_li 1 107

Boy)

(No

improving.

110

Boy)

Comedida

M.

(G.

a

big

110

threat.

4—yrs—up; Rivera)

ii?

Rodriguez)

Se

Principe Errante (Maldonado) Sentenciado

(E.

Forever

(No

Topsy Rarintgo Canastota Quo Vadis

8

9 10 | ll.

Gellie

Debb

2

13 14

Oxford

Joe

Bay)

(Diaz) (Caraballo) (Pacheco) (Ne Boy) (Cerdero

La Grifa Bocina Machite M

113 1

105 113 uu 112

Jr.)

hl

(Melendez)

108

(Rosario) (Bonilla) (No Bay)

168 10 142

Oro Imperial (Serate) ila — Decimal (Burges) 1p9 Tute M-Principe Errante very stroég under Corentry. La Grifa possibility usually close. dere Jr. Gellie Gebb 4—yrs— up: 6th —$1,300; cimg ($1,200); 6

£.

1

1A

2 3

(Imported)

El

Best

e

Bombere

Story

4 5

Dolly D Toulouse

@ 7 8

Mantilla

Coqui Kiebby

BR 13

Moose Eco

14s

Spell

m4

(No (No

Bey) Bay)

14 ie

(No Boy) (Bonilla)

me us

(Diaz) (Torres)

Yankee Blade Yuya B

9 10

(Morales)

(Bravo)

~=Borkon

Baby

10

14 iu

(No Boy) (Carabalio)

m4 Eo

(Andina) (No

Carlitos

8

Cere:

6 7

9

le

La P

Walter

Bebeida

(Pagan)

Mulate

(No Boy) + (Diaz)

(Ne

A

L.

144

Boy)

Pepito M (de Leon) Nasir (Davila) Toulouse will be distance. Cequi wilt be battiing te end. Borkon strong contender. Tth —$2,250; clms~ ($5,000); 4—yrs— 1 1/16 m. (Native) 1 Tetr; ‘arquina (Maldonado) 2 = Robeida (No Boy) 3 Et Bohique (Carabalio) 4 Cotlores (Quifiones) 5

105 120

(Ayala)

SUBSTITUTES (Ne Boy)

Bambi

128

(Flores) (Serate)

1L ' Clave de Oro

.

7th — $2,300; clmg ($6,000); 4-yrs-up 6% f. (imparted) Nabucco (Valdes) 5.98 3.90 Brandy Wine (Bravo) 6.00 Time: :20. Nevoso, Colorido, Sr. Martinez, The Sharper, Guaynabo, Lady Eternal, Montecristo, Piatero, Fulgurante and Visual also ran. .

paid

(No

107

(No Boy) (Valdes) (No Boy)

Doil

Tuto

3

¢Carabaile)

(Cordero

Sth—$1,300; clmg ($1,800); 1 1/16 m. (Imported)

Time: 1:52.3. Mavi, Currutaco, Miss Lucky, Caramon, io, Egepra, Camille, Dinamita and Taquillera also ran. 4th— $1,550; clmg ($3,500); 4yrs-up; 6 f.

caught. Colonel Lane, running between the pace-setter and Tatacol on the outside, got his nose in front

13

(Rosario)

Desacato

EL COMANDANTE RESULTS From Back Page) it was enly in the

14

(Acevedo)

Litty eloud ge wire-to-wire. Joe Ready

4 3 6 7

RESULTS

left

Tonga

ll

elimination semi-final at

photo by Gunter

Ist—$3,350; alw. 2-yrs; 6 f. (Imported) Colont! Lane (G. Rivera) 5.50 out Tatacol (Valdes) out Time: 1:15.3. Anfitrion, Gravilla, Come All and Top Sale also ran. 2nd —$1,700; alw; 2yrs; 6 f. (Native) San Jorge (Maidonado) 3.50 2.50 Cucu M. (Cordero Jr.) 4.50 Time: 1:17.1. El Pepimo, Famosa, Paladin, Radiante, Jeri Kay, Debla, La Viuda, Plantaje. Inca, Macbeth, Leyenda, and Lord Derby also ran.

States

HALVORSEN BEARINGS (0.

5 6

1

(G. Rivera)

-

Gravilla

2

(STAR

final couple of jumps

22 22

Baltimore

Litty

Hett.)

Sixto Escobar.

(Continued stretch, and

Maris, New York Skowron, New York Minoso, Chicago Wertz, Boston

- Batting

BETTER

305 304

HOME RUNS Maris, New York Mantle, New York Lemon, Washington

Joe Reafly

3s

Preferencia Manon Lescaut Pearl Key

317

Chicago

2X.

7 8 9

ROTC Sponsor Corps at the University of Puerto Rico, comforts Anthony Peyou after he was hit by a ball during a Little League practice session yesterday. Young Anthony, who took eight stitches under his eye, will have

112

(Pagan)

13

FS: ALREADY—Gloria

105

{Morales)

4

LEAGUE

Chicago

(Reyes)

37

Excalibur

74 74

BATTING Minoso,

La

14

IN

-

Sievers, Chicago Colavito, Detroit

306 FERNANDEZ JUNCOS AVE. BOX 5195 — SAN JUAN, P. R. PHONES: 2-5393 & 2-5456

clmg

. (Native) x f Peconts = Chata 2 3 ~=©Bonita If 4 Bisili 5 Heeuba 6 Aristides

HALVORSEN local

always

:

3rd—$1,300;

he’s still waiting.

and

Cable

Louis Francisco

Boyer, St. Mays, San

fielder Bob ral hitter.”

fast

out.

Bonita II likes the distance and will be helped by Caraballe. Chata figures te be close. Bisili could get throug. 4th—$2,650; alw; 2—yrs; 5% £. (Imported) 1 Libertad (No Boy) 1a? 1A Gin Fiz (No Boy) 1 2 = Fanin (Caraballo) 1

Cervan-

gone

in

counted

112 106 Nelli¢

25

118, Japan, outpointed Kid Inde pendence, 117, Philippines, 10.

have

11g

(No Boy) {Pizarro) eleyer hands.

Milwaukee

Mathews,

the

should

(Bonilla)

103

13.

York, 10. Welterweights. , TOK YO—Tetsuya Yamaguchi,

and

103 118 106 106

30

Press

the

Istaracho Neltie Camelucha is

(Rosa) (No, Boy) (Valdes) (No Boy)

30

LIVERPOOL—Tony Smith, England, outpointed Larry Baker, New

from

Aplicado

106

(Reyes)

Chicago

tes, 127-'2, Mexico, outpointed Ike Chestnut, 128-2, New York, 10.

ordered

7

4—yrs—up:

(Pagan)

Milwaukee

Fights

ANGELES—Pilon

~=©Aboukir . Cable Camelucha . Candida

($3,000);

Banks,

Baltimore.

Thursday’s

105

dangerous.

308 307 303 301

Robinson, Baltimore Aspromonte, Cleveland

Games

3 4 5 6

be

(Valdes)

surprise.

Jupiter

can’t

Wet. 113 lil

Aaron,

Detroit at Cleveland, 2. Kansas City at Chicago, 2. Washington at New York, 2.

Boston

Pittsburgh

may

2

8 9

336 310 313

RUNS

592 — 578 1 569 2 505 @ 486 11 442 15% 438 16 387 21% included. /

Baltimore,

LEAGUE

Mays, San Francisco Groat, Pittsburgh Ashburn, Chicago

LEAGUE

Today’s

yesterday’s

BATTING Los Angeles

Milwaukee.

New York 61 42 Baltimore 63 46 Chicago 62 47 Cleveland 52 51 Washington 52 55 Detroit 46 58 Boston 46 59 Kansas City 41 65 Night games not

Parcelero

(Na-

f.

Jockey (Maldonado) (Pacheco)

11y (Figueroa) 105, (Reyes) 112 (Davila) has to be caught. be right im there.

2nd—$1,550; clmg 1 1/16 m. (Native) 1 Querencia

at bats)

Wills, Los Angeles Herrera, Philadelphia White, St. Louis Taylor, Philadelphia

Chicagu at Philadelphia, 2. Los Angeles at Cincinnati, 2. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 2. San Francisco at Milwaukee.

AMERICAN

including

| Larker,

at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh.

at

or more

Ufemia

Mayaguezana 4 Petama 3S 6~— Parcelero Cadeneta speedy, Master Deivy will

games)

Games

Francisco

250

Horse Master Deivy Cadeneta

No. l 2

5%

4—yrs—up:

alw;

ist—$3.000;

the Cleveland

NATIONAL

Philadelphia

Los Angeles St. Louis at

on

Walter A (7th Race)

CAuAON!

LEADERS

(Based

BET

(6th Race)

MAJOR LEAGUE

Philadelphia 42 65 .393 23% Chicago 39 65 375 25 Night games not included.

for

on

Senators sunk the Kansas City Athletics even deeper in the American League cellar by a 54

LEAGUE

Pittsburgh

He

last

will

fielder

yesterday

score.

NATIONAL

He

the

left

cials

attendance, but a sizeable crowd is expected. A motorcade consist-

A helicopter dropped hundreds was hit by a ball over the right. eye during practieetyésterday, and of leaflets along the motorcade’s

of the day.

Red, Sox defeated

MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS

LOS

the

In

lead

San

you,

Orlando

saw their lead cut to one game by Baltimore as the Orioles whipped the Detroit Tigers, 6-1.

Dodgers

six

hitters,

Giants,

Rican

in

game

unscheduled

Koufax downRedlegs, 3-0,

within

Puerto

Braves,

of the league-leading Pittsburgh Pirates Thursday. The ageless veteran slammed a two-run hom. er in the top of the 12th to give the second-place Cards a 3-2 vic- | tory over the Bucs The National League race tightened even more as_ the won ing

Franeisco

Page fanning

Puerte Rico Leses Player One of Puerto Rico’s heaviest

Cepeda’s three for five, slapped the floundering Milwaukee

St. Louis

four

San

him- | paced

Musial,

powered

The

was

(Continued From Back didn’t walk a man while 11.

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up; a3

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tes Tit

Boy)

105

BR. Velez)

14

(Valdes) 106 could take it. Pachice = very ;

in


Sports Today

—Addvocates To Murder By Jimmy Cannon who onte

The dirtiest secret of sports is kept by the people of baseball disgrace themselves with their: cowardly reticence. They bold this

disgraceful

knowledge

as

if they. were

an

immense

mob

Auto Club de Puerto Rico for the ,first time here,the will held

of

d@erworld’s wicked vow of silence. It is a conspiracy

which would provoke the attention of police and a if similar conditions existed in another

Rare

is

the game that concerned me. They avoid legislation which would stop the practice by offering have the mmpression they are agaimst the evil custem. But they passed

severe

laws

any

enough

i

act as

They

it.

te end

i

it publicly.

*

the utterance of a Steel pigeon to denounce

No Batters Slain Yet

Recently

was

meited

Gabe

of the manager

general

Paul,'the

te scream

to Warren

Reds,

Cincinnati

president ef the

Giles,

National

The public is cordially invited to watch the contest

@ dead hilter, it will he skipped over as The

pelicy

is

a permanent

and

one

a pitcher

often

which

doesn't

whe

talk about depend on it regularly is acussed of degging #t Batters and Carl Hubbell Feller Bob that use its is t persisten Se ly. imcessant it to risk were considered splendid exceptions because they refused

starts,

at

7:30 A. M., from the Mambru Mobil Center at 65th Infantry Avenue and finish at 3:00 P.M., at the Mobil

Service Station in

Bay View, Catano. The trophies to be awarded are on exhibition at Felix A. Thillet, Labra Street, Stop 17, near the Viaduct in Santurce.

Teamament peermies, Cham Wemen "s

World

°

=

6:0

Any participant who fails to follow any of the dispositions of the current Traffic Regulations, will be automatically disqualified.

Final of Junior Island Cham-

The following are the makes of cars which will participate: Austin A-7, Austin A-55, Hillman automatico, Morris Minor,

World

Championship

eli-

|g women aGolf100 pm, be

at the

.

dtimaastien, toomnspnest. st Oe Ta _ lames,

at 9:30 a.m.

’s

mination

,

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pionships,

p- Gel

Senior Iskend Championshipat]

tournament

36

holes,

3:38

am.

Racing. Seven races at Ei Comandante,

Fort Buchanan, second round, $:30/ Rio Piedras-Caroling; Read, RD

cece ee

ae

*

Morris Mini Minor, co

Panhard,

Peugeot 403, . = lie

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MAJOR

the San Juan Siar

LEAGUE STANDINGS AND LEADERS PAGE 26

SPORTS San

Juan, Puerto

Rico,

Saturday,

August

SEE

CARMONA’S

13, 1960

Latin Playoffs Tod

a

White Sox Down A's Little League Eliminations

To Trail By 2 Games’ Pjts P.R. And Venezuela: plate

they

routed

Bud

Daley

assault

batters

in the

big

Kansas and

went

inning

City

Ned

Ei

their

finalists

Garver.

to

Series

a pitch

Gets

Two

Nellie to

replaced

load

the

was bases,

Garver

runs.

000

100

021—4

11

Chicago

000

006

00x—6

111

Daley.

Garver

itz; Shaw, W—Shaw

(6)

2

Lollar. Daley

City,

Siebern

(17).

said.

women’s

elimination

finals, keeps

noon

The 14 participating bowters roll nine games this evening nine games tomorrow afterto complete the 48-game

tourney

Angie Presently Belk,

rell.

Belk

leading

followed

Brenda

Leading

by

is

Angie

Pauliae

Figueroa,

cis Perez, in the battle for the four berths on the team. Angie Julia is running fifth, Jackie Loughran sixth, Lucille Diaz seventh, and Angie Julia eighth. The names of the winners will be submitted to Hamburg on Monday

The

World

scheduled

Championships

for

Sept.

are

12-18.

Pool Pays $6,715.85 The

cinco-seis

pooi

at

El

Co-

five.

Four

were

tickets

sold.

picking

six

all

six

beat

hope

the

draw,”

Guinot in

that

our

We

had

35

team

hits

in

STARTING PITCHERS—Ernesto Cintrén, left, a leftwill be on the mound

for

Puerto

Rico

and

Fred-

die Navarro, Venezuela’s right-handed ace, will oppose him in this afternoen’s Latin American elimination semifinal. Mexico and Aruba play in the first game at the twin bill starting at 1:00 at Sixto Escobar Stadium. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)

Apprentice Jockeys Takes 5 Of 7 Events Ei Comandante’s _hard-riding apprentices, who took six of Wednesday’s seven races, copped another five yesterday. After veteran Guillermo Rivera had won the first race with Colonel

the Mexican

and

1959

champion

jockey

Nabucco

Manuel deuble

second, the “‘bug”’ boys remainder of the card.

swept

Wednesday,

last

who had

Colonel

Lane

Only

narrowly

Anfitrion set followed closely

three

event.

won

the

another

won

the

horses.

the early by Colonel

Luis Rivera Valdes certainly and Tatacol. Anfitrion must have been fiers to, many, | Zamely to his lead. He won aboard ‘esetera,. 61-1, mm, ‘ (See. RESU

or Puerto

confident.

are several Many pounts the Mexicans

Ricans.

Venezuela

One

is big and

Rico’s problem today, is not Mexico but Vene-

zuela whose boys iaches shorter and lighter than either Has

observer,

Good

Defense

Charley

Rivera,

said that Venezuela is a “‘Chicagotype” ball club with strong defense

and

New

a pair of noses se-

the first

Puerto however,

quietly

speed

AMERICAN Washington

two victories yesterday, while J. A. Velez had one.

Raul Maldonado scored upon San feature. Jorge, the STAR’s best bet, in parated the the

in the

Caraballo,

manager

team

on

the

bases.

pace, Lane

held

on

down the

LTS, Page 26)

York

LEAGUE 201 0 2

Beston

012

000

Baltimore

000 000 004 0 010 0 LEAGUE 300 0

Pittsburgh

110

Los Angeles Cincinnati

00 00

San

1

Francisco

Milwaukee

can

beunce

Cintron

who

threw

the

a one+

out, and woa championship

East

Puerte

Ricdé

possesses

fina

team.

Young

control. (See

Cintron

In his last two games née Come One, Page 26)

Pair Of 84's. Share Medal At Buchanan Fifty

one at

jdhior

who Fort

used

golfers—includin;

a

crutch—qualifi

Buchanan

yesterday

for

the Puerto Rican Junior Golf Championships. Ralph Bender, Ponce, and Ray Rivera, Roosevelt Roads, shared medalist honors in the championship

flight

with

nis, Berwind, pion, was Harvey

84’s.

George

Bobo»

the defending charm

exempt from qualifying, Chadbourne of Ramey

just made the cutoff at 94, but he played under a handicap weird te any golf course. He used one crutch while walking * betweea

shots to support a fractured ankle, The cast was removed from hi§ foot

three

weeks

ago.

Competition will be in five flights: championship, consolation and three lesser flights. Match play prevails for the championplay

000

Detroit Cleveland NATIONAL St. Louis

ball

ship and consolation flights. Medal

PARTIAL SCORES

the third race and upon the favored

Has-

said:

“We (Mexico) have had only hits in our last two games.”

its

hander,

this,

hitters

made by the Venezue~ Ramon Urdaneta, wha

round

for

League

the

them.

is

overhearing

But

Lane

mandante yesterday paid $6,715.85 for six winners and $34.15 for

I

hitting.

kins,

Bor-

and Fran-

second

last four ball games.” Mexico Has Big Squad Mexico’s manager, Lucky

Ham-

burg, Germany next month will ead tomorrow at the Star Bowling Center. will and

games

Rico

Mexico

a

Ernesto

game.

confident,

meet

will

vation was lan coach, said:

hitter his last time two of the four

our

bowl-

in

are we

we

“All

in3 tournament to pick a team to represent Puerto Rica at the

Championships

we “If

heavier

either way. : Guinot plans to start a left handet for the Puerto Rican club. He is

the third tournament.

Puerto

had

“La pelota es redonda.” Transias

Puerto Rico’s manager Lt. JG Luis Guinot said yesterday. Guinot would probably’ have been happier to play Aruba in the semifinal contest.

Women End Kegler Tourney Tomorrow World

with

“But

HR—Kansas

championship

and Aruba last. “We didn't win

C13-10)

The

entry

team

but lacked the tight Venezuelaq defense. The most cogent obser

tion:

Mexico by consensus is the strongest

and Krav-

Staley (9) and (11-9). L—B

23.

Rico’s

PAIRING

Venezuela, probably strongest team in the

Roy Sievers, Minnie Minoso

two

Aug.

Puerto Rico’s team (representing the east of the island) has drawn

singled to left and brought in Chi-

B.

begins

Losers’ consolation game.

by

cago’s final Kansas City

title

(first game, 1 p.m.) Mexico vs. Aruba Puerto Rico vs. Venezuela TOMORROW (first game, 1 p.m.)

Daley.

Garver walked forcing a run in.

the

Escobar.

LEAGUE

Winners’

hit

settle

at

TODAY

RBI’s

Fox

which

LITTLE

After Lollar had struck out, Bill Shaw walked. Jim Landis then drove in Aparicio with a Single Minoso

will

also

The winner of tomorrow's game will travel to Williamsport, Pa. to compete in the Little League World

third

When

who

tomorrow,

Gene Freese started the rally with a double. Al Smith brought him home with a = single and scored himself when a single by Tuts Aparicio got by Bill Tuttle in center, the Chicago shortstop

going

f

Editer

—*underway at Sixto Escobar this afternoon. Four clubs—Mexico, Venezuela,¢— Aruba and Puerto Rico—meet in Venezuela’s spokesthan, ance commented that Puerté Fi{a pair of games to decide the Parra,

starter

continued

against

as|

j | |

ANDERSON

Sports

0

will

be

used

in

the

three

other flights. Play continues today and tomor+ row. The 36-hole championship final

is scheduled

for 8:30

ee

to the

Chicago

STAR

The pairings have been drawn, the starti ng pitchers named. And the die hag been cast agithe Little League playoffs for the championships of Latin America, get

Sunday

2 Girls Qualify

ene ee ee

Eleven

By PETER

.

-

Two girls also qualified yesterday—Ruth Childs, Buchanan ig

the first flight and ‘‘Peanut” Ramey, in the midget division, The older girl had an even 10@

and “Peanut” a 68 for nine holes, Championship flight results: George Bobonis, Berwind exempt} Ralph Bender, Ponce, 84; Ray Ri: vera, Roosevelt Roads, 84;

0

a

Chicago.

é Philadelphia

«1012

002 Os

~~

CHICAGO (AP)The Chicago White- Sox, held scoreless in 17 previous innings, errupted for six runs in the sixth inning yesterday and defeated the Kansas City Athletics. 6-4, and moved to within two games of the first+> place Yankees.


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