DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Vol. I No. 244
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday, August 17, 1960
nl
at San
Juan. Fuerte
Bise
Cuban Aide Recalled: ected? Def Has Consul (Exiles Say Tension Mounts As OAS Meets By JACK
RUTLEDGE
Mrs. Cruz Says She Will Get New Post
Perdomo
‘
An air of tension preSAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) ministers met here for vailed today as hemispheric forei a conference that was sure to have far-reaching effects.
|Quit Post
By
U. S. Secretary of State Christian A. Herter flew into
fected, Cuban ed yesterday.
sources
here
Cruz
report-
Costa Rica a few hours be-+ fore the opening of the conference, from which Cuba’s Rail Roa threatened to withdraw unless Costa Rican sec-
téld by Puerte Rican officials last week they would not recognize him
urity forces quit “molesting”
as
the Cuban.
charged Angelica
Roa’s
threat
was
made
over
the
they occupy. - Costa Rican
Foreign
Alfredo
said
the
Vargas
incident
but
said
in the
Vargas
By WALTER
studying the Communism]
from _
Cuban
had
moved
ing
it
delegation
anti-Castro A
earlier
not
getting
Cuban
Cuban
told
out of its hotel claim-
was
has
that
the
STAR,
government
arisen
in
adequate
protection. Several Cubans had been disarmed earlier by security (See MINISTERS, Page 20)
Es
aes
‘
exiles. that
considers
mo
its consular
the
Commonwealth.
his
Perdo-
representative
in
Both U. S. and Cuban officials (See CONSUL, Page 20)
SECRETARY HERTER ... arrived yesterday
al-
Mrs.
Cruz
that
“to of
defend
Puerto
the
Rico
is
to defend the Cuban revolution.” Calls Charge “Novel” But
while
feels
-an
the
Castro
“immense
regime
sympathy”
for Puerto Rican independence, added Mrs. Cruz, the “Cuban government does not export
revolutions.” She recent
ton
spokesman
however,
still
Havana,
independence
the would-
Embassy
from
position
be envoy may have flown to Miami to seek political asylum and join
security
forces before commenting further on Monday night’s incident. The
Puerto Rican
Correspondent
circles
for
deprives me of the immense honor of being deported by the agents of North American imper| ialism.” Moreover, Mrs. Cruz took the
aides, Mrs. charged her
speculation
diplomatic
island
said, “The order of Dr. Raul Roa
dis-
PRIEST
Washington
terday. Strong
;
report
he
WASHING TON—The whereabouts of Luis Perdomo, Cuba's consul designate te Puerto Rico, was providing U. S. officials with an intriguing diplomatic mystery yes-
said he was awaiting a
complete
one of his Cruz. They.
STAR
nation’s
Americas.
until
the
Commenting on the come-home
ses
main concern is te maintain a “climate of order and security” during the conference dangerous: spread of
consul
leave
order
affairs.
regretted
the
Cuban
; Pwith. meddling in
Minister
he
J. LIDIN
leged participation in Puerto Rican politics.
Immigration officials declined te comment on Perdomo, who was
radio after a crowd of about 150 - was. brdéken up while seeking to Serenade the Cubans in the home
HAROLD
The Cuban government has ordered Mrs. Angélica Cruz, its comely and controversial consular aide in San MIAMI (#—Cuban Consul Luis Juan—to return home to Havana for reassignment. The return home order came on the heels of a ComPerdomo, a veteran of 28 years iu the diplomatic service, has de- monwealth demand that Mrs.*
4
labeled as accusations
that
Castro
“novel” the by Washing-
plans
to
help
“a handful of Puerte Rican radicals” in their alleged efforts to overthrow the Commonwealth government. The purpose of the U-S. State
(See
MRS.
CRUZ,
Page
MRS.
ANGELICA
... revolutions
20)
CRUZ
not
exported
Martial Law CAP’s Flores: Vote For Munoz Is Declared Is Vote For Anti-Christian Laws By Lumumba By A. W. MALDONADO
A
leader of the Christian
votes for Gov. Munoz Popular
Action
Party
said
yesterday
that
any
Catholic
who
By ANDREW
is “an accomplice to the “anti-Christian laws supported by the
party.”
Eduardo
Flores,
after
a Speech
to the
San
Juan
Rotary
Club
yesterday
afternoon,
commented that “a sincere* government? It Flores strongly denied that it is a Christian Catholic cannot in conscience is compatible, as Gov. Munoz would be an error, they say. vote for Mr. Mufioz Marin. has repeated often, to be a “good Why? Is it that the teachings
He cannot give his vote sustaining anti-Christian laws.” Flores,
secretary
of
the
CAP,
said that it “followed” that if it is a sin to practice birth-control;
then
it
is
a
grave
matter
of conscience to vote for a political party that sustains birthcontrol laws. . Registered In 40 Towns
The CAP in
economist has
40
said
completed
towns
and
that. the
registration 16
more
will
be completed by early next week. The CAP, of
he added, is in process
checking
turning
each
them
petition
over
to
before
the
State
Catholic “Mr. who is
registered
deadline
for
by
filing
Aug.
28,
petitions.
the
Popular.”
of
Marin can say Popular,” Flores
Flores
a
said, “but he cannot a good Catholic.” In
his’
speech
say
who
before
is the
Rotary Club, Floresstressed that the purpose of the CAP is to fight against “anti-Christian laws” and against secularism
Christ are not The philosophy said
at
the
begining
tion
Be the
Party,”
they
Errer” Christian
Flores
fear
Christian
that
there
also
social
government?
a
That
everything will go wrong if there ~
vince in a column
reverence.
Mario Davila, CAP provisional president present at the luncheon, said that he has noticed
many
of the
farmers
to inscribe
Bayamon
Ac-
be
were spreading. Men, women and
children
were
long. A Belgian radio broadcast from Brussels said the arrival of U. N. troops had failed to stem
the
continued,
of six
but
helping
“Would “Many fear
a period
reported fleeing Luluabourg, capital of the strife-torn Kasai Pro-
Mufioz spoke to during his rural political campaign last week are
munism.”
for
his speech, is that “God exists” and that Man—“created by God” ——owes Him not only personal
“without are not
turn com-
Congo
: | months and reports indicated that violence and inter-tribal warfare
of
that
God” which in far away from
. =| entire
to be lived?” of the CAP,
which, he warned, leads to laws
and that a total of 64 towns will “Do be.
and Mufioz a good
BOROWIEC
LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (AP)—The Congolese f 4)government last night de'?/creed martial law over the
Paid
These
the CAP
District Ne
CAP,
}.
Court.”
Davila
Page
20)
there.
martial
signed
by
savubu
and
decree
was
President
law
Joseph
Ka-
Premier
Patrice
Lu-
mumba. It gave “the gravity the situation” as the reasonThe
Attention
farmers,
violence
The
in
decree
was
seen
parate effort to restore
said,
told him that what Mufioz said (See
the
that
nearly 20 miles
EDUARDO
FLORES
...a matter of conscience
of
as a des-
peace
to
the Congo. * In
amother
(See
development,
CONGO,
Page
20)
Lu
Soe
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednenday, Augwot 12, 1960
Powers By
PRESTON
MOSCOW
Francis
Gary
trial as an the Soviet
Spy Trial Starts Today nounced
GROVER
(Wednesday)
(AP)—
goes
on
aerial spy today prosecution has
Powers
and an-
SE
it intends to convict the
whole
foreign
United
States.
policy
of
just 117 days after his high-flying
the
U-2 reconnaissance jet came
in the area of Sverdlovsk in the fice charges Powers with spying
Powers goes before tribunal—on his 31st
a military birthday—
Ural Mountains. He had about 1,200 miles over territory. ~
$600 Million Latin American Aid Approved In Committee
The
bara; his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Powers, of Pound, Va., and | several
American
attorneys
permitted
by
carries
15 years
a penalty of
imprisonment
or
death by shooting. The indictment quotes Powers as admitting he piloted the plane, that he flew over Soviet territory and that he manipulated instruments which he supposed were
will be Powers’ anxious wife, Barwho
came
down
on
Chairman William J. Fulbright (D.-Ark.) said the committee
emanated
The committee went along with Administration requests for specific authority to spend
approved the bill 11-0 after revising it to leave the way open for
tact with any Americans during the entire period of what the Soviets called the pre-trial investi-
up
specific
Latin
to $500
millian
next
year
channels
for
Mew Arrest Made
program
in advance
ing
economic
of
republics
Colombia,
Sept.
even
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air-conditioning
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22
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barred,
by
Supreme
the
Building
Supreme-.Court
the
judges
closest
ple and as such ly
aware
“If you
of
their
have
to
must
yes-
the
peo-
be especial-
problems.
the
vocation,”
added ‘“‘you Will find satisfying position.” proceedings
it
were
a
he very
witnessed
by a small group of relatives and well-wishers. Subsecretary of Justice, Francisco
Espinosa
Jr., made
the presentation of the candidates. The judges were appointed by Gov. Munoz. The Senate is expected to approve the _ appoint-
it convenes.
Nuevo
&
Caparra
tonight.
hour. 12:30
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CONGRATULATIONS—Osvaldo
gratulatory kiss from his wife, Ersilia, yesterday after being sworn in as a District Court judge. Two other new judges were also sworn in. (STAR photo by A. Murad.)
Conditioning
dollar.
electricity.
Largest
con-
Court Justice Luis handez in a simple
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industry Prevides
allowed
terday afternoon. _ The new judges, Oswaldo Rodriguez, "Pedro Perez Perez and Eugenio Vela%quez Martin heard Justice Negron say that they will
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an
training
technical
State.
2S
from
foreign propesed
and
conflicting
was
Passes
ides that the Senat> and House | be informed of the project pro- |
BUY Gi wR
land,
of
respondents yesterday to the trial but cameramen
of
Bogota,
modification,
scientific
series
of the meet-
5.
had_
greater
cretary
Few
designed
A
about the plane and its mission
to
ning of the year and the authority to spend is given to the Se
mechanic, Ramon held on
Specially
confessed
In the revised form, the sum to be spent would be subject to new legislation at the begin-
himself
was taken before Judge Mellado who ordered him $2,000 bail.
WHY
Powers
the military section of the Sipreme Court appointed a Soviet lawyer to defend him.
liveable
im _ his
identified
says
ting
home Monday night. Rafael Terraza Davila, 33, of 403 Italia St.. Hato Rey was arrested for allegedly receiving illegal lottery tickets. who
ment
had the
tan
Terraza,
intended to collect information for the United States. The indict-
gation. When that was completed,
ministers
American Fulbright
Case
arrested
spect-
of
use
The seventh member of an ilJegal numbers ring which has been under investigation by metropoli-
was
than
Powers
specific authorization on | money, in which Congress prom- | ised to help Latin America with the redistribution and use of
police
more
directing
the
money. President Eisenhower asked that Congress act on
bill also carries authoriza-
In Numbers
no
Soviet
the
payment on a program for improving living and_eultural standards of Latin Americans.
The
be
the
An indictment drawn up by the
legislation
initial
be
court to ators.
floods.
program.
an
will
for Chilean rehabilitation from disastrous earthquakes and
American
as
additional
charge
T to
charges”
Soviet soil May 1, but it was net until May 5 that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushehev made a publie announcement. With the Supreme Seviet (parliament) as his forum, he told the world an American intelligence plane had winged 68,000 feet over the southern USSR and the highly industrialized Urals area, and was brought down by a Soviet rocket shet.
by attempting to coHect state secrets for a foreign government.
Also present in the glittering, chandeliered Hall of Columns
U-2
the
$600
development
million
Powers’.
of
tion
million
$100
flown Soviet
substance
WASHINGTON (AP)—T he Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved without dissent yesterday a bill authorizing a economic
of
“the
Soviet Committee of States Security and the chief prosecutor’s of-
down
st eat she Wea, Mili EE
ai
§
_
*
-'|Lingerie Workers Will Receive More Pay; New Pact Imminent By HAROLD Negotiations
‘saves
J. LIDIN
covering
some
he
1,900
Union
(ILGWU)
and
and
floor provide a wage government-ordered 79
ak
introduced ae
:
into
with
the
its
master
new
ap-
predicted
the number
a
continued
3,500,
and
the
growth
of island
apparel
the
number
. total
here at about
shops
at
about
has
firm
a_
years, Rose said. Other officers in
For| the|
strategic|parel
any
vice president Jonas Tannenbaum, treasurer Ben Segan, and Secretary Anthony Burriscano.
the
date
for
the
All
spokesman|
ILGWU
indication
of
size]
the
planned
include
Assn.
Manufacturers
or-!
in
are
officers
the
firms
plants
subsidiary
executives
here,
established
with
or
Rico.
in Puerto
...[n business in Puerto Rico?
payment
agreement
international
represen-
tative Robert Gladnick, who is |leaving Puerto Rico for Miami
mo
with
the Apparel
Manufac-
Rocket
(STAR photo by G. Hett.)
Kidnaped Australian (AP)—Police
SYDNEY Graeme
found
8-year-old
Thorne,
last “night
announced
kidnaped
Sydney
Is Postponed
For 42 Hours
schoolboy,
tempt. to put an experimental mili-
in the suburb of Seaforth.
Graeme, son of lottery winner Basil Thorne, disappeared on his way to school July 7. For the past five and a half weeks Australian police have conducted their most extensive search
he
ever
left
from
his
Ninety
minutes
accent
demanded
for
safe
his
a missing
parents’
after
25,000
return.
person.
bondi The
he
left,
blanket. The parents sought
when
vanished
for
said
soon
after
school.
a phone
australians caller
“Yll feed him te the sharks.” and gagged. The descomposing a
Graeme
apartment
caller
pounds if the
with
a foreign
($56,000)
money
ransom
was
not
paid
Police found his body, bound remains had been wrapped in to
establish
and where the kidnapers wanted them to make “All we want is eur son back unharmed,” Thorne
contact. said.
The
abduction
to pay,
came
but
shortly
were
after
neverable
the
father
won
$223,000.-
(AP)—The
NATIONS, United
States
N..
Y.
yester-
day challenged the Soviet Union to join in step-by-step plan to close down all plants that produce fissionable materials used in nuclear weapons. U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot - Lodge made the proposal to the 82-nation
Disarmament
U.N.
Commission
in
calling
of East-West renewal ment negotiations.
The
Soviet
Union
for
a
disarma.
decided
at
the last minute to take part in Orginally, the the conference. Soviet blec nations said they would boycott Ahe meeting in an attempt to persuade AsianAfrican and other so-called neutral nations to stay away. Lodge said’ the United States is ready to carry out on a reciprocal basis with the Soviet Unien the transfer of agreed quantities of fissionable materjals from existing accumulated
weapons stocks to peaceful “usés.*
grade
U-235,
which
the United
Soviet
Union
States each
Army’s
tary
dropped
by
all
the
SE
Union
the Defense the
Department
shot
was
an-
being
had
a
post-
three-hour
it
became
pe
the rocket conditions.
apparent
the
launching could not be accomplished in this period, the effort was called off. The
nature
of
and the
caused
the
delay
jinitial-
“closed.
the
trouble
was
that
not
dis-
prepared to join in a plan of this kind, I am authorized to propose a second way in which we might now make a start. The United States is ready to join]. the
Soviet
Union
in
halting
is
not
pons
use.”
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In Whole or in Part beautifully restored 3 story building. — Full
Fortaleza 152 (Opposite Padin‘s). otf commercial possibilities. Street floor comIncinerator. Elevators, Air Conditioning, Possibilities 2 and 3 floors office or commercial. mercigl. High class shops, Boutique, Art Shop, ResTourist center. taurant,
etc.
by
successive steps the production of fissionable materials for wea-
FOR LEASE IN OLD SAN JUAN -
a
for at least 42 hours.
When
powers
as
the schedyesterday
riod in which to fire for the desired orbit
warring
Soviet
designed
within 19. minutes of uled launching time
Scientists
bombs
Corps
at Saliits route
The countdown on the Thor-AbleStar carrier rocket progressed to
during World War II. Lodge then added: “If
Signal
forces.
poned
explosive
into
forerunner of a globak communications network for all U. S. mili-
over 1,000 times greater than that
high
Caribbean
over Puerto Rico.) The satellite is
ly transfer.” He said that was enough to generate an explosive force well of all the
satellite
Communications Center nas when it passes in
as the amount
would
communications
orbit about the earth. (The satellite, called Courier 1-A, will receive a message from the
nounced
“In doing so,” he added, “the United States is ready to set aside 30,000 kilograms of weapons
tary
when
US Urges Closing Of Plants For Nuclear War Materials UNITED
at-
an
of
a postponement
| forced
was
(#—
yesterday
problems
of | Technical
the body
Fila.
CANAVERAL,
CAPE
Dead
Found
Boy
Shot
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Gladnick built the garment| this week at his own request aftér five years in Puerte Rico. union here from scratch to a membership of 5,800 in 42) five years service here, said orshops. With Gladnick is his successor Jerry Schoen, (left), | 227iation_f_the lingerie blec and ILGWU secretary-general Louis Stulberg. They are studying
35.
industry.
brassiere
-~L.Gwu
negotiations here is ILGWU representative Robert Glad-| nick (right), transferred at his request to Miami after
pact. this year
the severance
of
tad
é
&
2.8 TO MIA MI—Participating in his last labor|
GLADNICK
plan
head
at the Crim-|of apparel employes
German.
Ee
cents hourly. He also mentioned @ severance pay plan as another possible benefit of the The ILGWU earlier
San
of the
None gave
fect under a revised decree. Stulberg said that the new contract will above the
Rose,
lingerie field here as “expanding”
value for the proposed union drive] against the knitted goods indus-| try. ;
ef-
take
to
slated
is
hourly
in
Crimptex
for lingerie plant$ here is 70 cents hourly, but a new minimum of 79 cents
29 workers
plant
manufacturers on the island. said, Gladnick reason, this
wage
Federal.minimum
Present
jurisdiction|
Yarn produced at the Crimptex| About 1,500 of these workers have plant is used by other sweater|been added within the last two
into the ILGWU
shops
drive.
Herbert and
ing some tex
secretary-treasurer Louis general Stulberg indicates that agreement is imminent it will bring another
11 garment fold here.
ILGWU
as|ganizing
segment|
limited entry into the knit goods | plants. industry, with a contract cover-| He estimated
the
ILGWU
and
is signed
If a pact
plants
The garment. union had made a|in
yesterday.
‘announced
it was
the
goods non-union
here.
newly created Apparel Manufacturers. Association of Puerto Rico, Inc.,
knit
large
within
lingerie workers in Puerto Rico are well advanced hetween the Garmefit Ladies International Workers
the
only
a
ser eae
the 18 great
ar
41 Burglaries Reported District Judge Is Victim
WE CONGRATULATE
|
A labor chief and a District Court judge were among
the victims of 41 thefts reported during the 24 hour period
to metropolitan police
ending at noon
yesterday-
Judge Rieardo Calderén told police that while he was}
sleeping at his home at 419+ Ariel St. in Dos Pinos Urbanization, Hato Rey, Monday
night, a thief
|
bedroom
and
containing
4th ANNIVERSARY
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SALE sins TODAY WEDNESDAY AUGUST
said
of
told
40
he
thinks
a master — no _ evidence
Bayamon,
Lopez,
his pants
$38.
Claderon
the culprit had since there was forced entry.
In
Police Force Promotes 78
entered the
took
Jose
Hiram
authorities
“'To Lieutenant
Luis
Bosch
Gonzalez
someone_
Seventy eight sergeants and detettives passed examinations for
-St.,
broke
into his sports store and stole five
17
pistols
and
Rafael
venth
reported
his
three
Diaz
St.,
home
jungle
and
took
Ave.
had
broke
a
.38
of
was
Earle Sheppard, 3381 Condado Ave., an official with the Seafarers International Union, reported that a
gold
watch
valued
by
him
of the
squad which
$200 in
house
police| § yester-
lieutenant,
announced
the greater number
}leadership
Ashford
and
his
to
"The new officers will fill some vacancies in the department but
into
caliber
100
$50 in cash when
Ele-
Bayamon,
thief
registered pistol. Leslie B. Cain, jewels stolen entered.
of
Lomas, a
promotion
eemiers
knives.
Calderon,
Las that
a
their
:
i ih
on
at
will form the
new
motorized
will patrol the metro-
tropolitan area 24 hours a day. The squad, -which will start operating
on
Sept.
1,-is
being
formed to counteract the alarming number of robberies and assaults which have taken place recently.
The five officers who received $200 was stolen from his residence “tthe highest grades were: Sgt. Police are investigating the Guillermo Garcia Garcia, Sgt.
theft of $271 in cash, $60 in stamps, and two radios, from an office
at
1100
The
Corchado
theft
was
St.,
reported
Amalio
by
in jewelry
from
Suarez
Diaz,
Sgt.
Melvin
SS
SSS
COL.
CHESTER DUNNING .. Pest commander
Luis
Maldonado Trinidad, Det. Fausto Arroyo, and Det. William Velez
Santurce.
Nenay.
Klein of. that address. Alfred Nelson, of 1500 Asis St., Santurce, said burglars got $200 in cash, a radio-phonograph, and $350
ws
TH SAN JUAN SEAR + Weduenday, August 17, 1960
Petes
ess
ee
Born In Plane,
Change Of Command \Parade Tomorrow :
his heme.
Hold-Up Suspect Admits He Is Drug
Addict, Police Say The
hold-up
suspect
who
is
charged with trying to get $17,000 from a messenger of the United Federal Savings in Puerto Nuevo
will be named Luis, Purser Luis Suro who
in one
said
wardrobe
at
to
bra
. FIGURE LOVELINESS ALWAYS ., because “6-way” features *
NEW FLAT UNDERWIRE body-molding comfort. . .
*
LASTEX every
%
BACKS
motion.
AIR-FOAM silhouette.
A
CUP:
32
In fine
for
to comform
flexible
to your
..
shaped
cups, adds to your
.
to 36
—
Pre-shunk
B CUP: white
..,
addict
he
came
to
the
is-
land in February from New York where he was born, police added. The
police
and
the
FBI
are
SPANISH AT THE
CLASSES
mediate and advance stuRegistration
will
go
on
until Thursday the 18th at Humanities 1 in the basement of the Humani-
ASK
FOR
YOUR
KEY
ties building.
Registration fee: $25.00 a semester.
pas-
Warren
St.,
mother patched
and child were diste a hospital when
plane
Brooklyn.
landed.
doing
Both
Beth
are
well.
water
supply
in
the
Cidra
i
and
that
supplies
The
in
the metro-
politan area. Last Thursday, there were only 313,000,000 gallons stered in Cidra. Sunday, there were 639,000,000.
Dies Of Salted Peanuts BARNSLEY, England (AP)—A|
will
be
ist
Lt.
Ralph
W.
new
commander
of
Fort
1939
‘after
attending
the
Uni-
versity of Illinois and New Mexico A&M College. During World War II, he. served in Europe with the
res-
coroner has ruled that Mrs. Annie Winter, 59, died from eating
It
Buchanan, a native of Lawrenceville, Ill., received his commission
Aqueduct and Sewer Authority. Cidra is one of the two large reservoirs
p.m.
Thompson.
ervoir, according to Juan Labadie Eurite, executive director of the
in
Spanish as aj foreign language for beginners interdents.
at the 18 great
a
4:45
the public. Commander is’ Maj. Eduardo Miranhis: staff will be comDonald W. ConCapt. John C.
Mildred
UPR
and evening classes
TREASURE CHEST
was
Cidra Reservoir Supply Is Doubled By Weekend ne
The University of Puerto Rico is offering daytime
in the
Mrs.
who
the
32 te 38
cotton
nurse
Townsend
questioning him in connection with reportedly other hold-ups, including that of | — a messenger of Metropolitan Builders. Hernandez is being held in lieu of $10,000 bail in La Princesa in San Juan.
Thousands and thousands of
FREE GIFTS
Hernandez Munoz, 27, that he had been a drug
before
registered
senger. Mrs. Vargas, 18, was traveling with her 14-menth-old son. She currently resides at 171
yesterday.
Angelo admitted
will take place on the pest parade
and Loan Assn. Monday, has ad-
mitted that he is a drug addict and staged the robbery as a means of paying for drugs, policel
a COMPLETE
mander since last April and who will continue as_ executive officer of the post. The ceremony, 4 retreat parade for all units at that installation,
ji
ane
Sot
ye
=
ee
Spe Sane URN shan rly,
i'm
ae
to
nt 17; 1960
wi
eeta
to
you
introduce
7AY aN ALBERTO -A
Design!
Office
Condominium
Re
in
Concept
New
Mr. Luis Esteban Julia, President of City Enterwith
Inc., shows
prises,
pride
the
mock-up
of
SAN ALBERTO Condominium, a modern office building under construction at stop 17 and Ponce de-Leon Avenue. The first auto parking building
‘ in Puerto Rico will be constructed next to SAN ALBERTO.
| MUHA LAVALLE
I am sure you will be interested to know some
@
5. We
finished
a completely
It’s ready to the last detail. Just move
basic facts about SAN ALBERTO:
1. You can buy office with the lowest payment ever: from $520 up.
guarantee
office! in!
6. You can design your office any way you want. Areas
start at 269
square
feet up to 11,000
square feet.
. Your office is financed through Banco de Fomento and Banco de Ponce with a 15 year loan. . When
you buy your office you get simultane-
ously and permanently, parking rights for your car in the first parking building ever construct- ed in Puerto Rico.
4. SAN ALBERTO
Mt al
is completely air conditioned.
want
more
information
You
will
dern
office condominium
about
—located
this
mo-
.
in the most
progressive sector in Puerto Rico— write or call: CITY ENTERPRISES Tels.
3-4254
y
INC. 3-O850
Suite 500 — San Martin Condominium Ponce de Leén Avenue corner to Parque Street
ns
Se
Pee
ee
te Feo
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 17, 1960
6
Industrial Production Market Continues Rise Held Steady in July
5.B.A. Offers New Service To Small Business Concerns te obtain
Administration
iy
Yordan, Business
office
for
i
by Antonio of the Small
: | ‘! E f et i 1
nounced manager
this
area.
Under the new service abs tracts of research and development reports on principal indus-
U.S.
reports of
prepared
Technical
Dept.
of
Serv-
Commerce,
and other federal agencies departments,” Yordan said
Small
manufacturers
in the new the Puerto
SBA
on
fourth
|.
|
and
interested
service may Rico branch
the
floor
Of 1,221 issues traded, 593 taking | left prices below yy. | their hest for the day at the close. | vanced, 390 declined, and
stork mar-| Profit
of the
Raw
Jones
advanced The
market
active
at
the
was opening
and};
Tuesday.
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70
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MONARCH OF THE
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17
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|
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Balt., N. Y.
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(AP)—Coffee spot Santos closed at 36.00A. Cost and
Press
|General Tire |Ga Pac [Getty Oil
Celanese Cer de Pas Champ Pap
averages: 30
NEW YORK Ne. 4 ex-deck a offer
Asseciated
of 60 stocks gained $70 to at $220.20.
,Gen
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and!
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utilities
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(AP)—Ciesing
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27% 31% T2%
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53%
33%~49% 37 $$ 28%
NEW
rails,
index .rose 11 cents to $56.72.
machines,}
Allis Chal Alumin Ltd Aluminum Ce
Boeing Air Borden Borg War Bridg Brass
FUTURES
KH!
vending
Allied Chem
Beth Steel
COFFEE
as much as $9.
Electronics,
Closing Stock Quotations
Atl Refin
sugar Bid.
mixed
Se
Armeo
contact of the
New York Department Store Building, Stop 1642, Santurce.
Dow
a
provide
E
ices,
on
Office
will
f
based the
we
-
are by
abstracts
s
quest. “The
op SttgTne | ily rLEEE C 5 fe
trial categories will be provided to small manufacturers on re-
|
MCKEE
it
cur-
BE a feerk
concerns
rent information on government | ; supported technical research and development work has been an-
i Rie E é
acturing
designed small manuf-
&,
new service it easier_for
JOHN
WASHINGTON — Industrial production held steady in July after edging downward in June, to the government reported yester-
rie a: ? i 4 i i k : j i i i z 3! i 88 F f i
A make
By
,
Thomas
Antilles Ship. Corp} Reyal Mail Line, |; Imbert i
fi
_-
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 17, 1960
N.Y.C. Building Boom
Hotels Join
=
years, with
slight dips in occupancy signs frequent
vacancy
have, seen
——
say a
with 51,307,000
some | 147
during|
f%
of rent-|the depression of the 1930's whea
feet
space went begging.
Space Quickly Taken
with
person
One
‘The Real Estate Board of New|
office
York
New
considerable
;
during | abje space.
little
com-
|York reports. that while office |plaint about the building boom the
fairty|is
New
York
City
tax
col
_|eénstruction has increased . : World War Il, al-|lector. The completed new of ventions and im those days whet. steadily since of the rentable space|fice buildings have an asses-
a
°
Le
point was that office
ded to the skyline. With those that the saturation now under construction or with|being reached and
the |>USiness recessions, but with no
across
Amd
cities
other
new hotels rising.
a
‘ -
saturation.
country
postwar
of the
York
City which as yet shows no sign
of
in
to industry has plans on file at the department construction would be brought New York's hotel hotel} played to full houses in most{of buildings, the total wilt beja jarring halt as it was during giant
(AP)—The
NEW YORK js joining the ad construction boom in New =
opened
tal'sst,
the
ria, now 1931.
. By SAM DAWSON Business News Analyst
AP
7
aay boa Pag orgy
all
_was sole host to the |mast
ws
spend more this year than their
thas been quickly taken. This has|sed value of $880 million. This Series. Since 1947 Manhattan has seen confounded the few observers who brings in about $37% million a Ee ee ie ee ee en
1959 in outlay million $265 just for modernization -projects. Go eae Nick tek in office building is one reason given why new hotels are plan:
the available ned te increase reom supply for visiting businessrere
_..no
MILTON
.
interference
Loew’s Theaters Inc., which is
Cuba | excavating
from
-
it can
said
ITICS
el
fe
AUSTIN, Texas —Puerto Rico}
wants
statehood
and
no
to
problems.
a real
here.
had
be
said.
.
,24Pata, here on a tour of Junior
Cuba's Fidel Castro, a San Juan|Chambers
business leader said here yester-| United
of Commerce
Communist
of
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-|
in’ the
States, influence aslo said in reports Latin
Milton” Zapata, world president | America are exaggerated. the
He
a great
missed
“For that we are all sorry,”
interfer-|Z4Pata
day.
its
out
work
Castro
chance
ence in its internal politics from|
of
for a 50-story
since the 47-story Waldorf-Asto-
one
n
plans
Manhattan,
of
hotel on the West Side, to be the world’s tallest. The two will be the city’s first major hotels built
es
e
Side
hotel
21-story
a
for
East
announces
e
e
the
en
aims
a
apa
_
men.
ZAPATA
.““The
student
groups
that
speak
|
merce, told newsmen that Castro,|the loudest are not representative by urging Puerto Ricans to claim|of the citizens of Latin America,” independence,
was
interfering
the territory’s politics. “We
want none of
that,”
in
Zapata
3
said.
“The Communists
aes
use | &
:
tat the thecot of TAXI, MISTER?—The Panhard, a French car import, has been approved for taxi and
said Cecmamais: acces
into
Latin | Publico
Service
the Public
service by
Commission
which
its rules to permit
amended
Zapata, adding that Puerto Ricans| America is not as great as they| the two cylinder auto to qualify. Constimidores Unidos, local importer of the car, refeel very close to Cuba and hope’
would make it seem.”
_ | quested the ruling.
AMPEX AMPEX
S.A. INTERNATIONAL, BRANCH RICAN PUERTO
Ampex International, S. A. is proud to announce the appointment of San Juan
Electronics,
distributor of Ampex Products
sumer Tape
Professional
including systems
Recording
150 Ponce
home
de Leén
Audio
San Juan
as
Equipment
and Con-
Ampex
Magnetic
throughout
the world
recorders.
are synonymous
Ave.,
with excellence.
Mr. Miguel Cabrera, President, San Juan Electronics, has stated his firm will stock spares and components for all Ampex
Profes-
sional Audio and Consumer equipment and invites the public to visit his office for free demonstration of Ampex equipment.
Mr.
Cabrera also stated, ‘‘we will keep a large stock of pre-recorded United
Stereo Tapes
featuring
such well
known
labels as Audio
Fidelity, Concertapes, Hifitapes, Omegatapes and World Pacific.”
2-3342 ts
TELEPHONE
1%
MIGUEL CABRERA Presidest, Son Juan Electronic
Two Restaurants Reopen By Betty Knorr And Nory SegarraAngela
Two popular San Juan restaurants, Verney’s and La Posada del Rey, reopensd their doors this week with
Mant, and newlyweds, Tresses, ‘were others. Cerona’s Posada Henry Corona’s new hostelry, |
La- Posada del Rey Inn, which opened
ie
who
completed a basic course in interior design were awarded diplomas at a luncheon Saturday, in the Gerénimo Room of the Hutel Caribe Hilton, given by the Puerto Rico Interior Decoration
de Oliver, Edelisa Natacha and Maria P. de Vazquez.
in
her
in
Santurce.
At Head Table Plastic-foam artists palettes, decorated with tinted carnations
july,
Angélica
president
F.
of
de
the
Yolanda
and
interior
decor,
officiated
who
completed
at
take about plete, cover
plied
arts,
eurtain
and
the
Carmen
Maria
Luisa
Lacomba
Pilar
de
de
Be-
Brafuelas,
Cassellas,
Luisa
de
Rosario,
Teresita
M.
de
Fernandez,
Aida
de
Suarez,
Edelsa Natacha Suria, and Amarylis Ramos, Ana E. Thillet and Wilma Vicenty were the gra-
duates
from
Israel
of dewhich
the
basic
Montijo,
course.
Mrs.
Rosendo
Gauthier Benitez and Mrs. Ivette Sepulyeda received having completed
diplomas for the profes-
sional decorating courses, while those _ graduating from the
making,
window Sa
Bertha
Maria
Ana Rosa Lugo, Celia Margarita Marin, Ana Virginia Morales, Edelmira T. Roca, Maria Luisa
upholstery,
drapery
Ana
Delia R. de Fornaris, Inés M. de Fussi, Ana Guilia Huyke,
six months to comcolor and all the ap-
including
Street
Angrelot,
Doris
rrios,
Enrique,
school’s professional interior decorating course and 16 others were graduated from the class of window display. In the basic course, Mrs. Valldejuly said, the woman who wants to do her own decorating is given a comprehensive
study into all the phases corating. The classes,
Violeta
de la Cruz, Margarita V. de Cardona, Nilda F. de Davila, Judith I. de Diaz, Yolanda T. de
the luncheon é@eremony. Three certificates were presented to
individuals
de
Baez,
Baquero,
founder of the school which offers the courses in all phases of
P.
Cordero
Vallde-
club
in
Graduates Mesdames Hilda F. de Acosta,
Club.
Mrs.
over
wall papering, the painting and executing of murals, are held
studio
ed
ceesererees
LADIES FREE
display
Mesdames
trong,
classes
Iraida
Margarita
includ-
G.
Arms-
Caraballo,
Mar-
garita V. de Cardona, Maria Ester Colon, Teresa del Valle, Alicia S. de Huyke, Delia de Fornaris,
Olga
C.
Georgina
de
. de
McManus,
Laguna,
Edna
V.
Suria
in place of the paints and brushes, centered the luncheon
tables
and
ments
of
twin
floral
lavender
arrangeand _
gold
chrysanthemums, the club’s colors, were used at the head table. Seated with the president were Mrs. Olga Cuevas de Qui-
Nones,
club
treasurer;
waiters,
all
friends of the host, too, kept refreshments flowing, while
the
chore.
The
the po-
ing
at
the
El
Chico
piano
bar,
Dale
Wales
F.
secretary;
Georgina C. de Laguna, vicepresident; Maria Eugenia M. de Purcell, a past president; Olga
Shuck de la Rosa, member of the board, dona Elena Zeno, a past president of the “Civicas,” and
Héctor
Deliz,
Jr., who
tained with musical the piano.
by
the
Quartet.
trical
gaiety
which
ped
Eneida
the
Verney’s has had a face-lifting—a clean-up coat of white paint—but, we are happy to report still maintains that aura of old Spanish charm and thea-
Enrique
recording
at
accompanied
dicated to Puerto Rico, “Sin Azucar y Sin Sal;” and Mesdames Isaura D. de Santana, corresecretary;
Bar
enter-
selections at
made
it one
favorite
haunts
Well-Wishers Hundreds of well-wishers dropby
to
wish
Chuck
luck
in
his new venture, including” Col. James D. C. Breckenridge, Col. and
Mrs.
her
mother,
Ana
Rafael
Rita
Albanis,
Mrs.
Montilla,
and
Brogan,
Miss
Vergne, Vera
the
Guardo
McKenna,
Mary
Cruz
with
Lewis
and
Mary
the;
Genial Corona, dressed in star,
cook’s
flow
Ca-
garb,
New Carlos Matos’ Baby A fourth daughter, Lynn, was born to Mr.
Margaret and Mrs.
Mort
Sontheimers,
Warren
Benfields
bass
player
the Auxilio Mutuo Hospital in Hato Rey. The baby weighed 6 pounds
cago dez,
Symphony, Don Luis
and
Cliff
Ivester
14 ounces.
first
with
Chi-
the
Eddie Mufioz
and
FernanRivera,
brother,
Vizearrondo, tavo
Torregrosa,
cente
Usera,
Joe
Brandi,
Barasorda, lio Otero,
Vera,
Frank Ledesma, Cesar Mokina,
Cesar
Latimer
Molina
were
and
Tommy
others.
Weekly Calendar | TOMORROW—The
First
Puerto
Rico International Theater Festival
the
premier
Nuptial”
(The
Jan
Hartog,
de
Ed;
of
Four
‘Leche
Poster)
in
the
by
Tapia
Theater in Old San Juan. time is at 8:40 p. m. FRIDAY—Inauguration
of
the |
exhibition
in
the
of
exhibition Pp. m.
Curtain j
Paisanaje
Campeche Gallery bastian St. in Old
because of your praise of our
will
summer
at 153 San SeSan Juan. The
be
open
at
Luisita
time
held
carnival
in her
at
9 p.
8:30 i Nevé
home
party
in Rio
m.
Ateneo PuertorriAmadeus
food
and
eyailable every night except NO COVER at anytime.
setae
|
eee me.
Floor
Show
=
hee cures
bse
ote te
x
are
Mondays.
aye
Pi
be
Justina $1
per
MIT
de Aldrey. person.
Club
will
—_
aakaee™ Wednesday Night Butte | =
will
Beach, Dorado starting at 11 a. m.
If you missed the last one, don’t miss
fine
Maria
Tickets
hold a picnic at the beach cotta of the Demetrio Lausells at Bre
WEDNESDAY NIGHT BUFFETS
some
soprano
SUNDAY—The
TONIGHT'S BUFFET
Ree
Eves Joe
Mozart’s one-act opera “Bastiane E Bastiana” at 8:30 p. m. on Sunday and Monday. The opera has been preduced and directed by
7\
RY
Jos
Mattei, Dick Haxlett, Mr. and Mrs. Perita Nido, Miguel Angel
PRIOE
IS 3 P.M.
Se
Nelson and E. Jr. Angel Lui
quefio presents Wolfgang
. F
OO
and Mrs. Henry)
SUNDAY—The
Racing All Year Around Wednesdays, Fridoys, Sundays end Holidays 2
Se-, and}
Lorié, the Cay Rodriguez, thi Luis Valientes, Mr. and Mrs. Vis
Piedras
The
wn
Mr.
Nelson, Charlie rique Nelson,
al
<— > NS
TIME
Mrs.;
rez will be hostess at an invitation-
i 7 RACES!
POST
Gus-_
the John Paul, Mr.
SATURDAY—Miss
69N
Mrs.
Laboy,
Franklin, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paredes. i Eleuterio Vega, Maria Luisa
Comandante
}
and
Luis
Mrs. Jose Benitez, Dr. Arturo} Morales Carrion, the Rafael Nis dos, Frank Ballester, Eduardo
to be
Lf
Mr.
Agrait,
Ana Santisteban, bastians and son
WEDNESDAY
®1CO'S
f
In the crowd were the Harold):
Dick
(he is the
the- over-/'
Lockheimers, Pierre Lacombe} and Ana Rita Vergne, César;
Schroeder, Paquita Vivo, the Hal Underhills, Ben Sandoval, the
Carlos Matos of Baldrich, Hato desk Rey, last Saturday, August 13, at
greeted
crowd of guests. Guests On Hand
role Landis and daughter, Alice,[presents the
Unique
ched chef-hat and spotless, white’
Every
PUERTO
ago.
several),
existence that vanishes into ceiling when not in use.
Cairns.
Papp,
Seville
the)
Steve
James
old
is
Padilla, Margarita Cosini with Mike Segarra, Marta Rodil and Zuckie
in
centuries
stage, said to be the only one in}
San Juan Intercontinental Hotel took over the keyboard of the
of old San Juan’s in the past.
de Miranda,
taurant
pular Paul Neves, currently play-
de Segundo, the Spanish poet who recited his own poem, de-
sponding
gurating the newly reopened sup- | per ¢lub in the San Juan Darling: | ton. Decor here is. traditionally | Spanish—the restaurant is designe }; ed to look like an outdoor res-/
failed to show up to make the hors d’oevres for the party, artist Rafael Tufino and social worker Miss Noel Nyman took
Decoration Students Graduate ladies
gourmet-
chef, transferred his talents to the Posada. Do-It-Yourself Tradition Verney’s reopening Sunday night was in the “do-it-yourself” tradition. Chuck’s friends and neighbors pitched in to help relaunch the restaurant. When the chef
co
GRADUATING C SS—Mesdames Doris Lacomba de Berrios, Ana Maria Hanuero, Yolanda Agrelot, and Hilda Acosta, receive certificates from Mrs. Georgina C. de Laguna and Mrs. Angélica F. de Valldejuly, standing, left to right, at the Interior Decoration Club’s luncheon Saturday. _Seated, left to right, are Mrs. Maria Eugenia M. de Purcell, Mrs. Eneida F. de Miranda and Mrs. Isaura D. de Santana.
Twenty-six
and
|
(The King’s } actually last §
tail party Monday, formally inav- }
musical and theawhile Henry Co-
restaurateur
b
week, was the scene of a cock-}
™\long a popular spot for the San rona,
Torrégrosa’ with f
Luisa
Renato. the Irv
;|gay cocktail parties to celebrate the occasions. Chuck New took over Verney’s,
Juan literary, e | trical crowd,
Ne
Here & There
ERE re arepaimersenedens martial
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 17, 1960
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THE
SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 17, 1960
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“BEST WISHES TO CELEBRATING NOW |
Ath. ANNIVERSARY SALE WEDNESDAY
- AUGUST
~ be lace lovely...
‘LOVABLE’s new front-zip
AT HENRY CORONA’S—Tommy Latimer, Angel Luis Lorei, Mrs. Ana Santisteban and César Molina, left to right, congratulate Henry Corona (in chef’s garb) at his cocktail party Monday te announce the reopening of his Posada del Rey Restaurant and (STAR photo by Betty Knorr.) Supper Club in the San Juan Darlington. nee
Benefit Ball
Aan Landers Says
ls Scheduled ForNewChurch
Start To Live In Present DEAR
ANN
LANDERS:
The
DEAR ANN LANDERS: If I didn’t have a small child who needs me I would take my life. Please tell me how to face the future.
situation is as follows: Teenage daughter, 17. Father recently ill —now recuperating. Friends
I've been married eight years to a man I worshipped. I thought he was a saint. Bud and I were
of
very close was born, drift away
One
what
sed
he
had
woman
over for relieved.
insisted wrong.
been
swore My
I
was
another
He
until our daughter then he seemed to slowly.
night
me
the
for ,over
him and we gether and new
It’s can’t lying
life
been
and
world
fell
he
tell
ed?
with was
I
day. He came me to forgive
together.
months
and
we
She
than
went to church topromised to build three
Daughter’s
on
go
boy
furlough—15
on
the
vacation
has
a
brother
16
who
is well behaved. He would be at home with _her. My husband is more prone
been
apart.
problem:
is home
and leave the 17-year-old daughter under the conditions describ-
a year.
had
the
days. Should
confes-
involved
months
whole
he
He
affair
left him the next after me, begged
a
who own a resort have invited my husband and me to spend several days with them. The crux friend
I
forgive him for cheating, and ruining my life. I
won't let him come near me. I keep thinking the other woman should be made to suffer as I have suffered. Ive even thought of going to her husband and telling him but I'm afraid of what he might de to Bud. I'm the most miserable woman in the world. Please tell me what to do—COMPLETELY
I to listen
to
neighbors
and
relatives. They say NO. I’m easygoing and feel teenagers should be trusted. My ging us to go
it up
te
you.
daughter but I’m
What
is begleaving
is your
ad-
vice?—-TRUSTING MOM DEAR TRUSTING MOM:
By
all means go—BUT don’t leave a 16-year-old boy te chaperone his
17-year-old
Get rent
an or
in the Such
mean dren. not
sister.
aunt, an
adult
uncle, sitter,
grandpato
stay
does
not
house. an
arrangement
you don’t I¢ merely presenting
trust your chilmeans you are these
can My start
fore
A formal ball to raise funds for a new Catholic church in Catahe will be held Swocty, Aug. 27,
at the
Casa-de
Espafa
begin-
ning at 9 p. m. Members of the dance committee are Mrs. Nelsie Ramirez de Benero,
Mrs.
Alicia
Schettini
de
Irizarry, César Estrada and Father Lorenzo, parish priest. A
Queen
of
Goodness
will
be
crowned at the formal ball. Candidates for the title are the Misses Angeles Mafosa, cencio, Nilsa Rios
dred Rushing, and
Nellie
The
six
on
Lydia
Esther
Drev6n,
queen
the
Nellie VillaviCarmona, Mil-
will the
be
most
Honored
guests
will
Juan
queens.
of
Olivo, Catano.
selected
basis
contributes of the ball. affair
all
from
of which
to
the
at
be-the
one
success
the
formal
reigniag
San
i® ‘Glamorous companion to all your ‘festive fashions.
at: Caparra
for Lovable “DANCE-TIME” Style #4078. 4
it. costs so little to look Lovable
Miss
Nilda
I. Cardona,
secretary;
Miss
Lucy
Rodriguez,
the
Misses
Cardona,
Nimia
Get thousands
Terrace.
president; treasurer;
In Elegant lace-over-
satin... with airylight lastex panels and
A new club named “Flor de Juventud” was organized recently
3 4
lovely .. . and such marvelous value. Ask
Caparra Terrace Gets New Socia! Club
Members of the club board of directors are Rubén E. Cardona, te be an president; Charito de Jesus, vice
A.
Ramonita Pérez,
and
Irene Rolén, board members. Mr. and Mrs. Hermégenes Torres were chosen as Club advisors.
send for Ann Landers’ booklet, “Teenage Smoking,” enclosing with your request 10 cents in coin and a large, self-addressed, isn’t one solitary thing you you.—JACKIE DEAR JACKIE: What did the stamped envelope. do now but forget it. AnnLanders will be glad advice is to grow up and sixth grader do? Please hurry to live in the present be- YOUR answer. I need te know to help you with your preblems, Send them to her in care of this yoy shove that a right right away. You’re welcome. Are you*tempted te smoke be- newspaper. enclosing a stamped,
the crowd does?if s0,
.
foam-lined cups to shape you gracefully, f Convertible straps. So luxurious, so
teenagers
with what aright prove irresistible temptation. Your decision should be unLOSY . DEAR LOST: Find yourself related te neighborhood gossip before you lese your husband or relatives. It should be deforever. How much lenger do cided solely on the basis ef what you think he’s going te y on is best for your children. sess his kness and grovel at y feet DEAR ANN LANDERS: Should begging for forgiveness? a sixth grader be spanked? So—Bud was unfaithful. It Please hurry your answer. I was a terrible thing he did, but need to know right away. Thank it’s finished and done with and
there
Dance-Time -
self-addressed envelope.
i; ha
of PRIZES from
our
TREASURE CHEST
and thousards
17
9
10
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 17, 1960
By
Protestant
gazine
neither
says
that
dential candidate election can be
have
statement
strong
to
“In
convictions.
is
made
in
dent
an
a
of
the
Christian
Protestant
have
not
been
national
must
crises,
the
participate
Century,
Presi-
in the dis-
ed
repeatedly
in
the
Catholic
Press.” An article in the same issue of the Christian Century, written
by
Warren
B.
Martin,
sor of religion at lege in Iowa, has
“The
a
profes-
Cornell this to
Colsay:
Martin.
they
say:
the
same
in
politics,
but
over
the
between
Vice
Nixen
and
M.
If letters
One
But
agreed
to
the
networks,
though
Obstacle that could—under
present
the cave
provision
something.
Federal
Commu-
declares
when
a
station or network
to a political
it must, time to
dates
that
broadis made
on demand, provide equal all other qualified candi-
for
the
same
office.
As the law now stands, it would mean that if the networks gave
faith insu-
free
time
for
the
of strong reand also a
Nixon-Kennedy
church
his
not
liation
the
Presidency
in
the
he
although
accepted
in
of all the
so-called
splin-
Ursula 8th
von
column _
Heroes,” a
11th
Eckardt’s
“Missing:
Hal
Underhill’s
asopao”
that,
Miss
Eckardt
about
the
on
|
affi-
writings
Jesus.
abolish
the
of
one
wasn’t
he
of
the
she would
ideals
operates. Miss Eckardt,
not in
find a
and
an
her
with
of
which
course,
hero,
will
particularly
country
which
at
lovingly,
put
forth
itself
an
Eisen-
first
image
of
approvingly,
in
hower, who even as a general has been described as never accomplishing much, but who ‘got along’ with everyone. I strongly suspect that she shall not find “a living symbol of a noble com-
mitment
to
an
peddlars
friend
for
a
,and
federal
income
Unmarried
tax.
become
alike,
It
is
difficult
discouraging
to
how, one can’t the feeling that
with
may
demonstrate those elusive ideals as a qualification for office, and
stand up and be counted, he must earlier have subscribed to, evolved, a clear, at least to him-
self,
set
of
with which constructed
ethics the and
and
ideals may pursued.
Mr. Underhill implies though certainly latent, man,
which
But what emerge, or I
do
have
may,
morals a basie, good in
fact,
exist.
chance has even survive,
it to (and
some
in
be
faith
in
his
in-
nomination.
neither image,
We
still for
responsibility and a respect the man who ‘makes the
grade’ maintaining and retain- Sir: ing some - prineiples—a ' society | ’ I am which
condones,
amazing
and
learns
facility from
edition
with’ hofer
was
to
no
gain
other
Dinplight
many
people
say
and
con-
can
plead
until
I
read
|
she wasn’t
and
writes
a
letter
indeed
women
ago,
all
comfort
way
to
and
started of
and
beat
us
knew
she
me
with in
the
loneliness.
the
missed on can help
she
cave-fire to
them,
But the
with
has :
letters
out
|
had
receiving
from
noticed
tremendously
have sold
solace
man
he
thinks
helped
magnificent-
most
the cave
he
because have
that
something
Long
bleak
there,
an
realizing
letters
|
from
books
and there
are
a
|
sort
of covert attempt to infuse companionship back into middle age. And those from the ladies succeed. The ladies who write me letters do not, I suspect, write let-
to Mr.
Fulton
Lewis,
not write me. But of the same great
The
Talmud
Jr.
And
the
women
who
write
you
must
offer
thanks
every
morning
too,
POTOMAC
tanga.
This
is
the
first
invasion
Every
a
in
decide ese *
Khrushchev is quoted as saying Kennedy ‘‘makes sense’ but Nixon’s “a fumbler.” Nixon resents
this insult and trusts Khrushchev will not add insult to insult by denying
it.
new
without
day
unexpect- '
special session. : leaders bring up
of
legislation—and :
country
can
get
along
it. es
*
We orbit a huge radio satellite i with Ike’s voice. If it’s still up * election day, you may hear: If it weren’t for that darn ambitious *
Nixon, I could play 18 holes to- |
*+*¢+
day.”
selfstory
decided the country needed fewer congressmen—and more taxpay-
Las Vegas election odds: 6 to 5 against Kennedy, 6 to 5 against
ers.
Nixon and 8 to 5 against bo’)
joke. I didn’t reamuch the govern-
TODAY’S
|
in the
piece the
SEINE. NAN
is making
progress
led by a guy in a homburg since the Republicans took Washington 1953.
be-
looking
DOE-
AWS
Congress ed
|
FEVER
‘By FLETCHER KNEBEL
Secretary-General Hammarskjold leads U.N. troops into Ka-
by
|
do ;
both Mr. Fulton Lewis, Jr. and I are recipients desire for identiy and help, a woman’s help.
says
ARAN
him
It’s rumored Bowles finally read his own platform and promptly
I thought the
|
BEST
*+*
FROM
*
EUROPE —
M7
uv
vr
Mackey
P.
R.
of July
9,
1960,
your
letter
and everlasting gratitude for your phrases of encouragement and
kind words rendered by
about te _ services the force, but that
of
every
handed
a
Salter
each
and
Such
a moral
eloquent
booster
member of their efforts
pressing
con-
words
and
do
serve
enable
crime
in
Puerto
Torres
Rico.
Braschi
Superintendent
vi
as
each
the force to double in preventing and re-
Raména
peo-
Frank ple: with chis’ artiéle om ithe ‘dog |.
member
nected with this outfit.
glad to see that Mr. Dinsome
tried
when
man.
Allow me to convey to you not only my personal appreciation
SELF-DEFENSE
up
is
a
Perhaps this security goes back thousands of years to the time when the woman kept the fire going and thus became indispensable. The
their mail. The practice unbroken tradition. well-wishers.
as
so useful
| ,
mand.
Santurce
has: stirred
And
being |
cold
woman
for
praising the services rendered by the police force of Puerto Rico, whieh I have the honor to com-
unapparent
Thom
tuitive, thence rational approach) in a society which fails to in-
never
knack
FOR WILLIAM H. BARONDESS Sir: I noticed in the San Juan Star
Some-
asopaos, what we need is strong sprinkling of pique.
are
perfect
ee
father nor brother mysteriously ‘elicit
been
Mr.
an
Ricans
Ponce,
and
have
can of
the
Carol
out to be a leader,
surely
they
a
. °
This
grown
ment protects this fast-growing industry of thieving.
turn
the
on
you
advice was a lize just how
quite get over the Man should
an echo” from “ideals within.”
heard
way
And
that we should not have to take the chance that after elected he
might
article
the
the
a man
a
assigning
and
she man
plight
about Mr. Herrera,
on
upon
day ,
defense.”
fact that we must accept the candidates who have interminably compromised themselves to
achieve
the
Puerto
That
rather
believe,
to reflect
busy
tinentals) “If you should ever kill an intruder in your home, get a knife and put it in his hand before you call the police.
world?) truly into a “mass
more
an
I have
Bachelors
than protecting themselves a man for man basis?
by
(both
culture with mass communication” because of the tendency to
touched
this
apparently
of the “murderer” who protected his home and property against an intruder the other night?
(will they ever strike for better treatment? Have they death benefits? Or a leader to carry their eause to the represent merging
in
people
hofer
in spite of himself, and not because of himself? And don’t the Condado
Even
time,
animal. Hew about
a
penny-
for
Before
be
in-
bartering
favor
A
MMM
top,
rather simple reason that will first have to find a
ideals.
ideal”
the
the | ourselves to accept Arthur Miller’s tragic Willy Loman, who, clear I think, gained stature as a man
have in her modern ‘hero’, and, on the’ other, Mr. Underhill would have us accept a man with only some aery-faery glim-
mer
to
and
hand,
too
ingredients
fluence
others
pound.
| ante drifters hotly pursuing the it as | easiest buck? Have we trained
evoked
the
over
have
ter parties such as the National cause you are a man. The woman offers thanks, Laugh party, the the American around her for some man whom she can help. Vegetarian party, and the ConWAH HHweEOow SA “ SNOW UNA stitution party, which seeks to
| Gibney’s “big operators,” cor| porate politicians clawing their
August | way
description
‘flavorless
reaction
PIQUE
entitled
and
August
OF
and
first time
had
someone.
ters
LETTERS A SPRINKLING Sir:
GOLDEN
There
candidate,
They
they are aware they are helping gives them a sense of security.
law—turn the two-man debate into a cluttered free-for-all. At stake is the ‘‘equal time”
of the
male.
useful,
eager
to. stage such an unvrecendented extravaganza, have insisted that Congress must first remove an
didates
has
letters might be an order for buttonholes—perfectly fashioned buttonholes, but there would also be a little anecdote or story attached with the order. This is one of the great truths about women: They have established an identity with the
Lincoln ligious
Christian
the
debate
debates, equal free time would have to be made available to can-
strong President.” Lincoln had no
of
issues, face to face.
perable obstacle to such cdémpetence. For example, Abraham
was a man convention
I were Harry Golden, fashion tailor, I would receive three a week. Yet they would strike the same responsive chord.
air.
available
accept
his implication that vital necessarily constitutes an
next
BY HARRY GOLDEN
Harry Golden, author, receives a thousand letters a week. The ones that impress me most are from women. Something I write strikes a responsive chord and achieves an identity, a closeness.
Kennedy.
tentatively
casting
issue,
cannot
F.
John
law
the Christian however, with
“We sympathize with (Prof. Martin’s) respect for competence
devout
attained
In
Sen.
is
nication Act. Long a source of stormy controversy, COnfusion and criticism, the
President.”
Prof.
the way
She Can Help
ATT
of radio-televi-
debates”
Richard
the campaign
and Democratic principles.” In the face of political pressure, Prof. Martin said, there probably can be no “reconciliation of the ways of God and the ways of man in the person The editors of Century disagreed,
“great
President
have
published | suspicion and hate. The U-2 fiasin Chicago. Its editor is Harold | co is a case at point. E. Fey. | “The President must greet and The editorial says that Vice | support men and governments | President Richard M. Nixon, the that flagrantly violate Christian ,
of the
clear
a series
Man
Both the Republican and Democragie nominees for the presidency
weekly
Republican nominee, “is ae Quaker who works at Quakerism| so little that he could be a naval officer in World War II.” | Pacifism A Tenet | Pacifism is a tenet of the Quakers, known formally as the Society of Friends. | Speaking of Sen. John F. KenDedy, the Democratic Presidential nominee, the editorial says: “Mr. Kennedy is a Catholic who has repudiated so many of the official positions of his church that he has been attack-
“to for
sion
semination of propaganda that 2 at best only partially true and is, moreover, the stuff that feeds
editorial to appear in tomorrow’s issue
Presidents
Presi- | and cannot be strong Christians... coming Feeds Suspicion
in the considered
strong religious
The
ma-
will: the week
A
S
undenominational
and in all probability do so in the future;
Every Woman Needs
AWW
NEW YORK (AP)—A leading past editorial which appears in an not
ROGER GREENE GTON (#—Congress_
WA
|
eS
Nixon, Kennedy Both Networks Ask Said To Lack Strong Suspension Of ReliqiousConvictions ‘Equal Time’
Pelice Department
ey
Rudi
Facke
&-I'7
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EDITORIALS CAP
Spokesman
Mr.
Eduardo
Flores,
endorsement
of the
secretary
of the
Christian
Action Party (CAP), addressed the San Juan Rotary Club yesterday on the subject of his party, which has
the
of his speech was the need, Christian government.” Flores referred to the need He “Christian” government. many “fear the Christian
they fear that there will be a
“Do
Party?”
Action
in
Church
Catholic
Roman
Puerto Rico. The theme as he sees it here, for ‘“‘a In his speech, Mr. for “Christian” laws and asked his listeners why
Christian government?” he asked. Mr. Flores did not say “Catholic” but “Christian.” Laws that permit the teaching of birth control are not, he said, Christian laws. _ Mr. Flores is the apparent spokesman for the The CAP is a Catholic party Christian Action Party. and it is concentrating its efforts on the enrollment of Catholics in the party. It seems to us that Mr. Flothat
assuming
is, therefore,
res
who
“Christian”
any
believes in some birth control practices is not a “Christ-
We wonder
anti-Christian.
He considers them
ian.”
if he is speaking for himself, for his party, or for all those good Catholics who are supporting the CAP?
For Mr. Flores risks the role of judge of his fel low
men
who
in Jesus
believe
Christ,
are Christ-
who
jans who have accepted Christianity and its religious
Re oy ad
a
and moral principles of life. Many Protestant churches support certain birth control practices. Their members are Christians. The Roman Catholic Church holds
eiced E .
a
Manas Saas wa
TRYING
“ARE You
ae
.
Wa
TO
@Lo
IT
BLOW
St.Louis Post-Dispatch,
OFF 2”
that natural birth control is not sinful and will permit
WS
it. whose
and
eyes,
whose
beliefs
Not For Citizen, But For State
are sincere? |
A Great Big Project In the 24-hour the metropolitan area. yesterday, an additional 41 were reported That’s a total of 126 in four days. That's the latest victims were stolen while he slept.
A
in them.
money
tough gentleman, hich premises.
shinsky’s It
“The
is
understand
a burly,
Law
important
explotation
Russians dictment
area
even
not
and
offices
counting
Some time
people
are going to have
| have
banks),
iets,
with
nearly ten years at burglaries a year.
to wait a long, long
But
favor
some
families
with
me
+“,
Lilie.
”
four or
-
“ae
GS
RIL
| Ba
treaty
in
in-
will
Communist
in
led,
by
the
of
the
Soviets
intend
to
make
it
will
put
Powers’.
view
equipment
complexes.
dy
on
almost
certain
three
direc-
all-out
general
attack
malicious
will
to
be
charges
defeat an
a
all-out
permits
them.
of
at-
“peoples
re-
accusation
of
to blackmail canceling the
Much
will
be
made
the
U-2
and
the
more
recently
to destroy NATO. This organization is in trouble because of the acute self
problems
of
Belgium
Will
in
the
Congo,
Dutch New Guinea, and Belgium, for example, is
hostile
Denounce
to
West
us
because
of
Germany
3. West- Germany will almost surely be brought into the Soviet denunciations before the court microphones. This will have a fold objective. One will be to further
interro-
twogive
. notice there will be no unification of Germany save on Russian titude on Berlin
will attack an nation they will
Soviets
The
the
>, Our Intelligence scansensus- i , thatthe
and
part
at least temporarily our African policy.
a triumph,
the
an
the Netherlands in France in Algeria.
Sov-
photographs made by of airfields and, industry. cms
Cuba
be claimed
interest
psychologists
techniques
make
our
which
attempt already
“treated”
being
in
destroyed RB-47 are capable of carrying small but deadly A-bombs. This will be, also, an
his procewhich are
by
distorted
employed
of Powers’ statement about where he was to land in the event of trouble and the fact that such bases were used for espionage. It
is conjecture that was subjected to
after
certain drugs. If Powers has been
admissions. ° It is believed
a7
»
talked
he
of
2. There
no matter whether Powers goes beyond the statement already published by them as his
five visits while overlooking other deserving homes. With good organization and hard work, they can, we confident, visit. more homes in less time than it rs
that
be
“encirclement” and an attempt all nations with U.S. bases into
gation, to denounce the policy of his own country, it will be-a major propaganda victory.
Perhaps the project could be completed sooner if didn’t
the
will
tempts on volution.”
hours of skilled questioning, may
his statement
had
or
trained
to get robbed.
the burglars
evidence
It
support
puzzles our aviation experts chiefly because it reveals Pow-
many, mary
the burglars, unless they step up their production or
recruit new members, will require the present rate of some 10,400
the
as a part of against him.
not believed possible. There Powers ,who upquestionably
In order to visit every one of an estimated 100,000
(we’re
of
ers to have made statements about dure when his plane was damaged
If they less than 10 days. know that the proportions of
this project would keep them sleepless with worry. homes
public
This document of “confession” . McGILL
they cannot possibly visit everyone at the present rate of burglaries in much didn’t work nights, we
1.
State.”
American
will
on the United States as a leader in world aggressions. This will almost certainly include
Soviet hands, including Powers’ “confession” released by the
we're concerned about the tremendous challenge facing in the metropolitan
Soviet
the
case
tions.
guing before a jury, will have as its purpose the anti-U. S.
booming burglary industry. Now that we know the thieving fraternity is being fair to everyone, judges, labor leaders, doctors, politicians, merchants and lawyers, and persons in exalted and humble positions in our social scheme, that
the
Powers
trial, which will not be one of a prosecution and defense ar-
opinion that there’s nothing so democratic as our own
out
of that
MOM
Constitution)
that the Soviets have already declared Powers guilty. The.
had a $200 watch lifted from his again confirms our oft-expressed
our busy burglars. We've figured
McGill
Atianta
Because of the trial of Francis Gary Powers, the American U-2 aircraft pilot who was brought down near Sverdlovsk, Russia, I went back to reread parts of Andrei Y. Vy-
a judge whose The pants had
executive,
union
labor
Ralph
(Editer,
Over ‘the last weekend, there were 85 thefts perpetrated in period up to to the police. quite a few. Among pants were
SANNWKT By
any
in
and
anti-Christian
WO MMRMOAVIN
The Law Of Th ei: Soviet Is
Can Mr. Flores say who is a good Catholic, a good Christian, who is anti-Christian and what laws are
.
West
terms and that Soviet athas hardened. Secondly, it
Germany
as the lone
Europe-
harboring aggressive designs. These, insist, are directed by the US.
American
people
and
the
non-com-
younist, peoples must be, prepared for this., We can,
puly
/@tams.
hope
our
;foreign
haya: done, a: job.
infermation, pro-.. . Brg eh
Heys
a
a2
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 17, 1960
22 Lawyers Protest Bar Assn.
|
10 Jobs To Open At 2 Area Firms ©
Action Condemning Fidel Castro By HAROLD J. LIDIN Twenty-two members of Puerto
Rican
Bar
Each the
Assn.
time,
enough rum.
have
Signed a protest against a motion
there
lawyers
Those
complaint
on
of.
were
to
make
hand
to
the
not of
a
the inability
quo-|tee
hear
the
lawyers,
who|
to get a commit-
blicly
back
pro-independence
The Assn.
motion board
quorum. Meanwhile,
University
of
Puerto
Rico
stu-
approved
recently adopted by the asso- maintain the seizure was unwar-|dents moved Sunday, unsuccessciation condemning attorneys Gilberto /|fully, to get delegates to the the govern- ranted, were Ment of Fidel Castro. Concepcion de Gracia, president | Pyerto Rico Independence Party The protest claims that the jof the Independence Party, civil
association's overstepped
board of governors its authority when
it adopted a motion on Ject so “transcendental” he
in
the
name
of
|rights lawyer Abraham Diaz Gon|Z4lez, Carmen Julia Marchand,
a sub.|Felix Ocheteco, and Praxides Alas Cy-|Varez Leandro.
the
Bar|
ssn
The civil righters decided to { |submit the case to the Associa-'
The protest. signed by pendentista. lawyer donee
indeLuis ,tion
Landing and retired mando Gallardo Diaz
Fervin!’
20
other
the
repudiation
not
Judge along
lawyers,
reflect
affirms
of
the
feeling
the
of governors
$es the
for not ob-
i
e
To
Run
A
The
Bar
committee
on
ie
Assn.’s has
matter
semnire of
met
of the
been
rights |pendence
three
times | November.
search
material
renominated
civil
here
and|
from
The
Party
by
the
to run
others,
ail
Inde
again
members
in
of
the House of Representatives, are
zea neys Juan Mari Bras and’ Fernando Milan, Baltasar Quinosen. Lorenzo Pineiro, both active | nes Elias, Luis Archila Laugier,
independentistas,
and
Isabelino
Marzan.
8HOUR SALE ace t7."1S00 !
Wed.
only
PUERTO
nicos LARGENT ove SANTA
ROSA
Sey
BAS
the
store
sy fe) 135 PLAZA
Castro.
of
‘convention
asking
they
unamimous
of
who
argued
such
importance
vote
debated
by
associaAbreu
that
the
a
mo-
should
full
member-
|ship—particularly in view of the |approaching annual assembly of
pu-|the
association
slated
for
Sep.t
to 70
Economic tration.
memattor-
who abstained was President Manuel
of|tion
Pro-Indepen-|be
that
an
Puerto
Rican
figms
local
workers ‘ac-
cording to the department { of Puerto Rican Industries of the
adopted by the Bar of governors was
by
Castillo,
president
dence University studénts, telephoned the Independence Party
By
A.
W.
MALDONADO
University - of Chancellor Jaime
Puerto Benitez
the Rico has
disclosed a 10-year “program
for|
the
the
future”
submitted
Superior
Educational
The
outlined
‘ast month. plan,
terms,
deals
1. A
with
to
.
by
means
Qne
|year
liberal
said,
3.
The
Development
Adminis-
Carrara Marble
Co., Aguas
Buenas, will employ 30 with an estimated annual
of $60,000.
The
firm
persons pay foll
will quarry.
marble in the Aguas Buenas area and will inyest $30,000 for equipment. ; In Ponce, the Arbona Food
Corp.
will
with
an
employ
40
estimated
$46,000
and
$85,000
for
two-year
the
then
in
Dr.
Efrain
a
is the
arts
of below
general |j;;struction
following:
of
network
of the weaknesses
| University‘s
|amount”
in
the
desirability’
junior college to Rico.
Council | Benitez
pre-university
system
it
Puer-
of the
program,
“significant
an
workers
pay
roll:
of
investment ‘ of
equipment.
give
before
first-
they
can
training | gq on to college-level work.
of
island-wide |
This
“remedial
work”
is basic-
Mathematics,
English
Secretary
initiate
,
of Education,
Sanchez
a
series
Hidalgo,
of
joint
Education
Department
to discuss interest.”
‘‘matters
college level
must
students
junior colleges and a program) 44, ‘in of college-level courses for out- |
The
Chancellor,
suggested
an
meetings of
common i
in that
18-point
and
the
letter,
list of
jects to pe discussed meetings. “The invitation has newed
to
UPR-
new
sub-
in
sych ‘ been 're-
Secretary: of
Spanish, and History. Benitez standing high school students. | said that when “more satisfac2. A general reinforcement of tory training is achieved in the the liberal arts program with | precollege level,” the Univerprogram
from
of
one
of the present | sity hopes to eliminate these re-
general
to
two
education
years.
medial
larts
3. A vast program of | nated , joint university and De-|, partment
of
Education
courses
dents
from
public
eae
c
Council
to Universityin General
Studies.
A
preparation | training of |
use
of
and
educational
Labor
study
of
student
This
{a-| ment
the
retention
liberal
which
he
changes
included
a
se-
Kenor courses. for adstudents and _ develop-
of
“joint
area
Caribbean,
|and
in
sweeping
program
with |jvanced 7's of
‘Market
its
Benitez goes on to quote from 1957 report to the Superior
projects | Fdueational
teachers,
‘ein
from
program.
dealing with the transition of stu-| recommended
publicos school -
PURCHASe
the U.
studies”
Latin
S. This
in
America,
program,
lead-
at the University, Benitez said }gree, me 2 also | Hashelor of Aste Ge allowed for a freer | 3 in his report, shows that a “subs- | flow of “academic interchange | tantial number of students’ | within the liberal arts faculties.” | leave years
the University after two, “to join the labor market.” |
These
TET
ee
Fidel
Pietri,
Federation
neys record|tion
on
education, with the and post-graduated
on Rt. 2 to Bayamon
gpEClAL
of
defense
Norman
Ponce
an amplification
o RLS
LIGGE TT =
in
ain
Jecting to the Custems Agency a of printed material on PONCE—Sen. Gilberto Concepin a from two local lawyers, |cion de Gracia, president of the y en they returned recently | Independence Party, leads a slate rom the Castro July 26 cele- | of five party legislators who have
bration.
in
ployment
Castro.
of 18 of the board’s 22 bers. Among the several
new
Benitez Submits 10-Y earProgram To Superior Educational Council
all
lawyers of Puerto Rico.” Governors Chided The protest further chid es
board
in view
oncepcion
“does
of
of Governors,
i
that
Castro
Board
convention
Two
established in July will give €¢m-
te
out,
statistics, Benitez
“give
additional
points
weight
In
his
cluded
report,
a 1958
to!|partment
of
Benitez
also
letter to the Education
asking
ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF
For lounging comfort. Sturdily made pf 1”
~(in its own juice)
No Red Flags TORONTO Engineer as
possibly
flags
at
Baked ‘Idaho
busy
our
Salad
Escambron
Bowl.
$425
City
Sam
Yorshire Pudding and
desired
ed
that
Relishes from the tray ,
college
Education (Candido Oliveras) has accepted it,’ Benitez report-
posal
Potato
BENITEZ
_..junior
De-
TRY OUR SPECIALTY
aluminum tubing and double laminated nylon. webbing.
JAIME
in- |
Cass
Traffic
has
unwise
a
Safety
pro-
wave
red
pedestrians
motorists
Toronto
rejetted
while
crossing
streets.
Sanchez Claudio Charged In Road Death Of Collazo Juan J. Sanchez Claudio, 26, of 561 Arrigoitia St., Santurce, yesterday was charged with involuntary
homicide in the traffie accident death of José R. Collazo Pimentel,
<=>
herr
9
(habs BEACH CLUB__ nilerwed-dsam.2:00 to.11:00-P..M. nighflyon tees «
65. of 720 Hernandez St., Santurce. Police said Collazo was fafally
injured when he was struck by a ear driven by Sanchez at Fer nandez Juncos Ave. and Bolivar
St.
in
Santurce
about
9
p.’ m.
Monday. Sanchez, son of Police Lt. Juan Sanchez Pizarro, was held in lieu
of $3,000 bail. Collazo’s death was the island’s 234th accident aid bh 2
Gide
fatality dee
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 17, 1960
Mieres: CAP Must Start Anew
CONGRATULATIONS 10
If It Fails In Current Efforts By HAROLD
J. LIDIN
they
on this November’s ballot, they will have to start their registra-
drive
lify for cording
from
scratch
to
by
qua-
the 1964 elections, acto Ernesto Mieres Cali-
mano, superintendent Commonwealth Board Calimano
mark
of
and
candidates
bly
assem-
in
where
places
two
points
of
registration
But ties
since
voter lists it desires
electoral
law,
deadline
leaders see
the
of Aug. :
of opposition goal
as
next
One
continuing
which
the CAP
alleged judges
im-
handicap
of
complains
is the
at
they Fidel state of
of-violation
role.
him
on
of his
pa-
Roberto lawyers
was submitted to a examination by Dr.
Capestany, when his Hernan Longoria, Héc-
and
Andrés
Burgos argued sane when he
that he commit-
Colon
Martinez
tor
Santiago was not
been
Pedrosa
disclosed.
had
in he
been convicted
in Ponce Superior a, charge of murder
the second degree for was sentenced to 15
years
in
the
which to 30
Commonwealth
Pe-
nitentiary.
On Nov. 27, 1921, he was convicted by the same court on a charge of first degree robbery for which he was sentenced from
Dominican
band of men
who
say
with
steel
rods
city. sally
concealed
Trujillo
Nest
Millions of tourists have driven up to Berghof, Hitler's Alpine residence, and then by elevator
up
to
the
villa which offers of Alpine peaks.
Merchandise
a
eagle’s
nest
grand :
view
Stolen
From Bayamon Store Police said burglars, probably boys, broke into Liggett’s Drug
result
of
a
TO
DAY
AUGUST
17
decla-
an
opposition
in
the
country,
harangues
over
a
pro-Castro
group
has
or-
recruits
there
streets.
-They
say
ment to the band
of
these
have been ordered
ous
branch
in
Santiago
the
groups
day
laborers
on
Lépez
the
north
laborers.
are
The
mainly
youths
in January. Some Latin-American diplomats believe Premier Castro’s Government took the Generalisimo at
Molina,
said
displayed
had
with stones, iron spiked sti¢ks.
The
recently.
-the
a pardon on their conviction of terrorist activities in an uprising
comrades
he
up in
recently released from jail through
the group’s leader said his band had repelled several attacks. Six
that
set
City
by the Govern-
plantations. Maximo Antonio
this
was
provoke riots because is making progress in
of
his
inflicted
knives
this
in
and
band
word
welcome
wounds
been bars,
existence
when
he
said
he
would
oppositions.
Hearing anti-Trujillo propaganda the streets is an innovation.
It is symbolic of a_ slight but perceptible change in the political
is situation.
Americans Get Lively Talk From Moscow Teen-Agers By
REINHOLD
rican who
have ,
a
peasant
ruffians
|
ENSZ
depict
feminine .
parked
on Red
glish-speaking teen-agers questions went like this:
feet
starting
WEDNESDAY,
among
and
nest high up on Obersalzberg Moun-
400
SALE
voter
policemen
Tourists who arrive in soon collect crowds. An
a postwar tourist attraction go to a fund for German
as
The
the other surrounded
officials .
whose
ganized branches in several parts of the country’s interior. A vigor-
which often charms.
Attraction
needy, Bavarian announced.
4th ANNIVERSARY
request
mobile loudspeaker. The band also distributes mimeographed literature. }
Molina.
BERCHTESGADEN, Germany (®—Proceeds from Hitler’s eagle’s tam, will
precincts
street-corner
viet youths to develop an interest in American publications
at .
Is Tourist
its
even Communists. Despite the band’s charges that Generalisimo Trujillo has ordered attacks on it, the regular police and the army have more or less effectively profected it during its
Commonwealth Rio Piedras.
Eagle’s
five
of
MOSCOW (AP)—The influx of Western tourists has caused So-
Hitler's
upheld
ON THEIR
ration by Generalisimo Trujillo that he would welcome the return
5 to 15 years at the penitentiary. Pedrosa Rivera is now at the Penitentiary
the
The band, which calls itself the Dominican People’s Movement, says its antagonists are the military security police and _ local
of
twice before on different charges. On April 11, 1951 Pedrosa was
convicted Court of
TRUJILLO,
organizing
ted the offenses he is charged with. Findings of the tests have not
Court
possible Service
Consuelo,-in this capital From this center they
Leonidas
:
Pedrosa psychiatric
News
in their trouser legs to carry on agitation propaganda denouncing the regime of Generalisimo Rafael
Superior
arrest
to
trying
was
a charge
Times
are supporters of Premier Castro of Cuba is living in a of siege. in a house in the
forth
to
He is charged with shooting at Detective Jaime R. Torres, Jan. 14, here when the detective
Yerk
CIUDAD
Ramon
Ponce
machines
lists were requested by the CAP, all had been copied except the lists corresponding to Aguadilla.
By WILL LISSNER
center of the working-class district
go on trial Court today.
Board
Pro-Castro Group Works In DR Against Trujillo New
is scheduled
the
finding the re-
In Police Shooting Rivera,
at the
apthe
over the objection of Superintendent Mieres Calimano. The superintendent said that of
to
difficulty in who will swear
photostat
preme
par-
Republic—A
Pedrosa
law.
has all
Elections Board office in the Capitol building in San Juan after the Commonwealth Su-
Ponce Nationalist To Be Tried Today PONCE—Nationalist
required
Meanwhile, the CAP parently photo copied
possible.
signa-
municipal
as
election
to ins-
gubernatorial ticket, go to the polls with
mayoralty
pick-up
affidavits,
island’s
in
tures—10 per cent of the 1956 total vote—and fail to geton an
island-wide it can still
registration
the
tall
only and
70,000
a
by
on
that there can be no carry-over of signature beyond November. But even though the CAP may
its
gistration
of 1956’s
of Elections. The CAP was permitted
the affidavits which the organizers of the church-encouraged CAP have submitted are in sup-
miss
cent
the 18 great
the Commonwealth Supreme Court ruled in its favor recently
the 28.
explained that
port of 1960 candidates
per
continue to predict the party will reach the 70,000 mark by
of the of Elec-
tion.
Mieres
ten
vote. CAP Encouraged CAP spokesmen, encouraged
Jf the Christian Action Party fails in its drive to gain a place tion
raise
local
13
Square
day found himself by about a-dozen En-
“Your car “Yes.” “Ah, but “No, I’m
“Good.
autos Ame-
Do
is
whose
German?”
are an
you
you German?” American.”
have
any
ma-
gazines?”
“No.
But
what
kind
are
you
interested in?” Ear to ear grins appeared. “Playboy and Esquire.” “Why are you interested in those magazines?” “Because we are young.”
“Are many
copies of these ma-
gazines circulating in “Somé. Old copies
Moscow?” sell for
five rubles (50 cents). Store in the Santa Rosa Shop- about hat, do you know about Elvis ping Center, Bayamon, Sunda ey? . Hike . him?” ~ Zot away witha small = = Ser emaybacon nen = >! eee = ¥ tity’ Of merch: mdise.2
“He is called no?” “Yes.”
“What
do
you
Armstrong?” “He’s very
Do
you “Yes,
Elvis
think
famous
know we
the
have
of
in
him
Pelvis, 2
Louis
America.
for a fabulous
well.?” heard
some
his records. But they to get. Do you have
are any
of
figure
hard with
“LO-NUFF"
you?” “No.”
“What
did
you
car
cost?
...our by
In
marks? In dollars?” “Five thousand marks...$t,206.” “What is interesting.” (A car
of
similar
size would
20,000-25,000
viet
Union.
ers
average
per
month).
an
rubles
Soviet
the
Scenes repeated
this
Soviet
about
the
So-
factory
work-
1,000
rubles
about
“I’m sorry I must appointment.” “We wish you a
in
cost in
go.
I
have
happy
stay
SRASSIERES The bra glamours
Terso-length
Bra-s’lette: Long
Union.”
summer.
This
is
ing too much to Westérn tourists. The newspapers say many tourists ‘are spies and only want to -harm. the
Soviet
Union.
pu
Size
B
Sizes:
Sizes
Thousands
perhaps been talk-
line:
Bandeau:
such as this are being frequently in Moscow
why the Soviet press has warning Russians to avoid
boning for WHITE or
of the new fashions. Flexion All nylon with nylon lace. All —
B
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cup
of
—
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at
neon
Wednesday,
ot,
at the 18
to
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that lifts, supports, molds and baring execitingly to separation,
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32 te 46, $ 5.00
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By Walt Kelly
War
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Siseey
anes, \ADLEETIKS PominGes. ae COMICS
*—ON THAT CRANE JF ° IT'S JUST THE TYPE
FOR ALL LINES INTO
The, San Juan. Star
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ALWAYS GIVEN MY
FAULT.
FRIENDS
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('Ve NEVER
QUESTIONED
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MOTIVES OF OTHERS.
IVE NEVER BEEN A NUISANCE ,
.
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— Weineoay, August 17, 1966
MH
MN Mrs.
BEA
Glen
Lawrence,
who
who
New
:
is V. P. of
IBEC Housing Corp. here... Rear Adm. Allen Smith Jr. and Mrs. Smith have as their house guests, Capt. and Mrs. Charles Fitzgerald
ROTC
instructor
at
the
UPR
Rio Piedras, last week received a Certificate of Achievement for
beaches was disrupted for Ernie Potvin’s vacationing brother Reger, when he was recruited into
his services at the Presidio of San
the
hectic work
advertising
Roger
last
left
art studio.
week
to
de beach
continue
wena
METROPOLITAN 32329 LAST
home
of Frank
Kirkpatrick.
and
It was
dinner
6 DAYS!!
which
underneath
were
palms
détted with colored
lights.
York 3:00
were Mrs. Bob (Tiny) Schafer, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Newton, Mrs.
PM.
Seats
Ne
soon, and Eva,
who will be a student at Robinson school this year. Also present
Now Matimee Everyday {nctudimg Holidays Nightly 8:P_M. Regular Prices
and college
Available
Tikki Viondic,
Waiting
> COBIAN’S THEATRES SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT
Pictures
For
and Pierre Graber,
Show
start
1:50
Mrs. Paul Nelson also were among who attended
the many
+
the affair.
Susan Weiner is a “boat” guest
of-her sister and brother-in-law, Po-
the
aboard
Zuckers,
Jeff
the
her
home
to
then
trip to Miami, in
island
an
on
today
SEBAWAING, Mich (AP)—A bull moose gored a‘ man, break-
having
a
ing
a rib
vited
. ARTHUR MURRAY'S Friday, August19
COSSACKS”
MATIENZO 3.3887
THE
Sicfiee 1:50 P.M. James Cagney as Admiral “Bull” Halsey in
YEARS
and
gashing
his
chest.
was
sitting
placidly
hit Gainsforth
in
entries
and
representatives
awarded
in
Nov.
for
20
the
best
epera
house
drama,
best
FINEST
MUSICAL
WORLD”
Doren
CONFIDENTIAL”
Mario
Lanza
RIALTO-SAN JUAN Kenneth “SINK
"13
THE
ts
Mare
MEN”
SUPER DRIVE-IN | 3:3¢ 9:30 Benefit Show (Two
METROPOLITAN
Y VINO”
“SODAS DE ORO”
TS. =
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Spanish Masterpieces)
“MARCELINO- PAN
¥
“
1GERSHWIN! GLORIOUS !GREAT! @ IN TODD
BISMARK”
FIGHTING
June
dynamic
best.
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(July
at
‘
AND
TECHNICOLOR
AUGUST24
_DISTRIBUTED by COLUMBIA PICTURES
21)
22
your most
to
August
21)
CINEMA
“OR
some
HIE
time
concentrating
upon what others expect of you, and then later doing something about
coming
important
to
a
better
property
: |
A
and
SCORPIO (Oct. 23 new acquaintance
under-
financial.
te Nov. 21) could easily
upset the gay for you and perhaps even cause you to leave important duties behind to go off on a spree,
if you
permit.
WORK.
SAGITTARIUS
(Nov.
GRAND: Deep baring
August
Bermuda
Petrified
Gigantis,
22 to
Dec.
ly ‘Who im
Was
Affair, Fire
The
Monster,
That "Lady. Our
Havana
LORRAINE.
Windom’s
Way,
10:00
P.M.
Preview—3 Ring Circus MUSIC HALL: The Cossacks, Preview at_ 10:00 P.M. The Fugitive Kind MATIENZO:
The
Gallant
Hours
METRO: Please Don’t Eat the Daisies METROPOLITAN: Ben Hur NEW BROADWAY: Con El Deseo en los Dedes PARAMOUNT: RIVIERA: Too
The Soon
Five Penmes to Love, Pillow
SAN RIALTO: 13 Bismarck
RIO
Men,
Sink
the .
PIEDEAS
SUPER DRIVE IN: Marcelino Pan y Vine, Bodas de Ore MODELO: El Perro Humano, Dies Sabe Cuante
Ame
PARADISE: To
Alaska
Passage,
Five
Gates
Hell
CAPAREA
From
MARTI: Young
Gun
Hill
Last Train Captives
From
CORCELLES: The Great Bank Robbery, I Want BAYAMON INTERNATIONAL DRIVE Flace, M. FAJARDO
RICO:
Gun
The
be
quite
PISCES Your
are
have
a
today,
(January 21 to Feb. be considerably an-
Gun
Last Hill,
El
straightens ~
(Feb. 20 to March 2). particularly good
time
anxious
today
Super
and
to to
dress very beautifully, but be very sure to avoid extravagance.
TELEVISION (Listings Subject.Te Change) (Pregrams listed accerding to language) WIPR
WaPa-—(4
-(@>
WKBM-(i1) Wedaesday, August 17 11:30-(4 Telefiesta de la Tarde (41) 12:00—(11) 1:30—(4) 3:45—(2) 4:00-—(2) 4:38—(2) (4) Gb
(4)
Saint Louis to Live IN:
perturbed
Evening, however, all itself out. Retire early.
The Big Picture En Rojo, Azul y Bianco “Sobre Abismo” Ocupac. Curiosas “Lo Que Viene dei Mar” Cocina det Hogar “Mark Film
$:00-(2) Kiki. (6) Horay $:30-(2) S
TERRACE
PUERTO NUEVO KRESTO_DENIA: Young Captives,
Train
to
so it is up to you to assuage their feelings.
WKAQ-—(2> Talk
JUAN
Fighting
apt
(Dec. 22 to Jan. associates are all
noyed with fellow workers or with certain work you must do in A. M.
17
World
The
CAPRICORN 20) Allies and
AQUARIUS 19) You may
5:45—(4) 6:00 - (2) (4) (6) (11)
of
the
del of
Avenger”
Niiie Cochise
Cartoons
Arriba el Telon Cartoons “Furia” Films Club de Serruchite
6:15-(2)
fitulares
6:25-(2)
Informe
6:30-(2) (4)
“Vida Ronda
del Hora
:
~
Tiempo
En El Sociai
(6) Ultima
(Film)
Pagade
-
y Cartelera
Cul-
Runners
Robot
Restaurant
HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M. Van
to
Chinese
“INCREDIBLE
SCHOOL
21
tend to important monetary matters
# (ATHAY
Opening Gary Merrill “BERMUDA AFFAIR” John Carradine
Mamie
Righter Spend
21) Your hunches are not apt to MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to be good today, so do not follow July 21) A day to study your apthem. P. M. be happy with most pearance and know just how you
PARAISO:
AMBASSADOR - 12 M.
“HIGH
20)
results.
PUERTO
HOURS”
PETRIFIED
May
today. Discuss affairs with banking or advisory officials for best
Incredible
comedy, best musical or variety show. best male and female performances, best direction and best writing.
9:15 P.M. (MEMBERS - ONLY)
Purdom
(May you and
AMBASSADOR:
of 57 nations to an international TV festival here. Prizes will be
at
to
SANTUECE
MONTE CARLO, Monaco inr| (AP)—Prince Rainier has
PARTY
20
Wednesday,
TV Festival Planned We’re
GEMINI Important practical
Calif.
Hollywood,
dly. The antlers the chest.
Phone toss
GALLANT
hopping
Gainsforth
Continuous Shows Starting 1:50 p.m.
“THE
Rico
Puerto
ieaving
Morales
Jane
Captain
in a tavern when he got gored. A heavy bull moose head mounted on a tavern wall fell unexpect-
Dean Martin - Jerry Lewis “THE 3 RING CIRCUS”
“THE
escort-
men
Roger Gainsforth, 20, of Sebawaing, was the victim.
Peter Fynch “WINDOM’S WAY” Preview Tonight 10 P.M. By popular demand
Edmund
young
phrey, Mr. and Mr. E. L @fgant, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Steedmaa, and
LORRAINE - 12 M.
MUSIC HALL
Island—both
Sitting In Tavern
Danny Kaye “FIVE PENNIES”
(April
ing attractive young ladies to all of the San Juan night spots... that you are soon
cluded, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fendentz, Mr. and Mrs. David Hum-
P.M.
very much unless poise. Spend the
tact the right people and make them aware of your special talents.
Moose ‘Gores’ Man
PARAMOUNT 7%,
By Carrolt
affairs that must be handled by careful while out driving, this is a you can be straightened out very wonderful day and night to con-| nicely during A. M.
of the Swiss Chalet, and his young daughter. The couples in-
TODAY
ES
TAURUS
Among the 150 invited laris ... Visiting the island and guests were Rowena’s son, artist his cousin, Luisito Cartagena, of John Richards, who will teach at Caguas, is Tony Saras, of Long the Navy this year, and his sisters, Alix, who will return to New
CAI
Provided that you are particularly
a com-
the
hit,
standing with them and serving in with what is best fer yeu and better where warranted. your associates by a new, -better-| VIRGO (August 22 September reunded course of action. 22) Some time during the day, a ARIES (March 21 to April’ 19) strange-acting acquaintance could It is important now to strive for cause you to get into an argument greater harmony with kin. Be if you are not careful. Remain particularly devoted, kind and calm, silent: above all, understanding. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Any
Re-
bination of teen-agers and grownups, with dancing, coektails and
ER EER EHnnHEEHEEE
evening thinking out ways te tune
Francisco, which was his last assignment...One of the gayest parties over the week-end was a beach party held at the Isla Ver-|
at Ernie’s newly
established
EERE E EERE
What The Stars Foretell
te bother you yeu maintain
in
USN (Ret)... A planned holiday of sunbathing on Puerto Rican
tS SS JeEE
GENERAL TENDENCIES: Very upsetting things can happen today
his studies at Northeastern University in Boston... Skip Ferguson }is home for a two-week vacation from the University ef Miami, and is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Ferguson, of Santurce. His father is head of Southerland Tours in Puerto Rico ... Capt. Marcus W. Hansen, new
is vi-
so taking advantage of her trip to purchase furniture for her new Tintilla home. She will be joined
her husband,
CUFF
By Chuck
siting her mother in Miami, is al-
by
THE
tS SSS
ey
OFF
wt
WS
Ot
* KKK
THE SAN JUAN
On
—_
e
6:55—(2) 7:00— (2)
(4)
Depertes “Soraya”
Una sical
Hora
(6)—Seience
(il) 7:30-(2) (6) (il)
7:45~—(6) 8:00-(2)
Contigo, and
live
Scientists
El Candado de la Suerte Bat Masterson, Film En Broma y en Serie Patrulla de Caminos
Necturnai Reina Por
Uns
Panameric:
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August 17, 1960 _.
— Wednesday,
STAR
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Where, Oh Where, Are The
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The
ADAMS (AP)—Where,
By JACK WASHINGTON
spittoons
came
tn
a varie-
ty of shapes and sizes, - bellshaped,—funnel-shaped, and~ the y brass big oh where, are those bowllike executive type which ate cuspidors that used to decor had a removable enamel conthe lobbies of post offices all tainer inside—all equally hard} ry? count over the to clean. Well, you may be surprised. They survived for decades as But -if you look around, you will a necessary nuisance. But the re the in them of find many maintenance problem eventually creation rodms of “people who doomed them—coupled with the have everything,” on garden ter- fact that brass, once cheap, beclubs, in races, in handsome came dear. honored spots among the modernDuring the war, the departsome of s shing istic office furni ment ordered them banished of the brass in the Post Office everywhere, for good. The instment. Depar
post
brass
office spittoon, like others from the same era, has become someitem.
collector’s
a
of
thing
MOBILE, rush on in
Many now in private use—par-
an urban
on round rubber mats like the once _ theoretically which ones
they
role,
during didate.
grow-
hold
frequently
im
equipment
the
chewers
tobacco
of
coins
rally
for
yes-
teryear.
can-
in
the
rain
and
at
night
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WHOA
worth $150
1851
day.
gold and
Most
of
pieces 1867.
between
the
dated
They
are
$33
and
about
each.
A coin collector
bulldozer found in
said
indications
uprooted. Several were the vicinity of the tree
and others apparently had been scattered about when the bulldozer
in to
spread
dirt
over
the
lot.
Ke
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radio
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program,
show Lane
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when
Casper
overtime
parking
the
fine was
sent
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to
department
police
COPACABANA;
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Miami’
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and Ed Sullivan Show.
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coins
The coins apparently had been buried beneath a tree which the
refrigerate
for the
Calif., get together
Beach,
in Long
Congress
Beauty
the International
in
found
World War II headquarters in Poland has been turned into a fish hold deep in the Spala Forests central Poland is being used
4
BEAUTY—Semi-finalists
WORLD’S
THE
ALL
several hundred dollars have been uncovered so far. At least 14 were
worth
(®—Nazi Goering’s
warehouse, the Polish news has reported. The bunker
j
ae
Paraguay; Edita Jacomelli, Italy; Michiko Takagi, Japan. Third row, Greta Carvallo, Singapore, D’Cruz, Christ! row, Top Vital, Philippines; Marzenna-Malinowska, Poland.
coins
were the cache was buried during reconstruction days following the War between the States.
Poland Herman
if
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a}
between
Goering Headquarters Now Fish Warehouse WARSAW, Reichmarshal
r
,
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the other
a favorite
with flashlights. Reports are that
fices before the turn of the century, principally as a convenience for
gold
dirt with hoes, rakes, shovels and just plain hands. They have been
of-
post
a gold
project un-
development some
a
as there
appearance
its
made
standard
Ala. @—There’s Mobile,
Witnesses said hundreds of gold seekers have sifted through the
floral large things, green ing sprays or umbrellas. old fashioned brass cusThe
pidor
public
day. And since then the lot has looked like a political convention
loboffice post esthetic present
the in In their
space bies.
covered
floor
surrounding
protected
for
A bulldozer clearing the site of
display—repose
private
on
don,
locally
Mobile ‘Gold Rush’ Attracts Hundreds
Item
old
the
short,
them
bidding.
origi-
their
from
nal purpose. A Collector’s In
fering
austere—and
sterilized,
retired
quite
immaculately
are now
cuspidors polished,
tructions to postmasters were to dispose of the cuspidors by of-
the
unsightly,
pretty
Once
AUN,
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TIME
DaiLy
m. AND SATURDAYS
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18
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 17, 1960
CLASSIFIED
3.8400 Ext 72
REAL
the San Juan Star
LAND
ESTATE
HOUSES
FOE development, houses ial. properties, and
for sale,
FOR
RENT
SEE FRANCISCUS ADVERTISEMENT
CLASSIFIED ADS
CINTRON
REALTY.
Francisco,
Santa
houses
at
and
imc...
lets
Hillis,
Aveaue,: 3-3506
has
for
Maria,
Villa
sale
ALTAMESA: bedrooms,
Z—16
Calle dining,
San Felix. 3 carport, etc.
Patricio,
Caovarra,
Bucaré
Room
Day
1)
Consecu-
|. 18)
5}
6 15]
space charged for, 3 lines5 words per lime)
Min.mum 4e
charge
Above
rates
type.
(see
type
Type No.
to eolid
#1
set 5%
REAL
Type
SAME as
5
limes
type
rum
RATE ordinary
| ORDINARY
at
least
NEAR
bedroom.
Ping
district.
B19
easy
sccees<
S2"turce
he-i-
type
CONDADO: bedroom apartments, airconditioned, taaid service. 67 Santiago Iglesias, cormer Condado St. Weekly rates. 2-9279.
by
districts.
$140. Cal] 6-1393 or 6-1370. 817
COMPLETELY FUSBNISHED. one airconditioned bedroom, kitchenette, livingroom, bath. Near beach, quiet ighborhood. Single $125 monthly, Double $150. Call 2642
3-0805:
after
6,
3-6667. 815
OCEAN FRONT LUXURY APARTMENTS for rent. Beautifully decorated, in one of the city’s most exclusive areas. Weekly
or
monthiy
basis,
ideai
for
2711
MICELY FURNISHED suburban excelient location. Airconditioned with charming view. Dining room,
reoms,
2 terraces,
maid's
reom, 2 baths, garage, carport, patio. 2 min. te University. 2-3056.
huge
clesets.
lovely 819
RESIDENCE
COMPLETELY
BEAUTIFUL
phone.
2632
Utilities ipciuded.
PUNTA
LAS
MARIAS:
2685
APARTMENT
apartment,
PARK BOULEVARD: Furnished beachfroat residence, 3 bedrooms, 2 aircondittoned, hot water, screens, linen, china, ete. Tel. 28138. 2634 MAGNIFICENT
FURNISHED
—
Big
loral
Park.
AVAILABLE utility
trans-
in
new
72
—
BIO
PEEDRAS
airconditioned.
Monthiy
or
Near
lease.
enormous heater,
living-dining,
built-in
carport.
=
SEPT.
apartment.
16
—
new
livingroom.
FOR
GROUND
parking
FLOOR.
for 3 cars ae,
aice and
ocean
Condade
residential section. Specia! arrangements
tm
view. Hotels.
tovety
Near
Ceol,
“
H i Brege
Guest House. Avenue, Condado.
apartments. Maid Hot water. Some Best hotei and
Beach facilities for coupies travel
ing together. One block from La Concha and Condado Beach Hdetels. Personal guided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and 2.7327 Mrs Annie De Mauret, Manager MARIGALANTE
-
PARQUE
158.
Phone
Beautifully decorated, aircoarooms, each with private bath, cold
water.
Terraces,
and
single air
garden.
Near beach and business sectors. Summer rates. Manager, Margarita de Contreras.
stairway
to
$14
double, breakfast. Phose
UF
af
»
cy£3
Ashford
F
1017
d
HOUSE
i éi [ F if ‘i|
1490
in cing the sea, with private beach. Spacious, modern, Troms, -
99 | AIRCONDITIONED furnished room, priSS
SPACE
Call 2636
SS.
Comeee,
SALE
et
erant
2-1084.
{
818
LODE / trom
oe ox
t
1
2628
2000 sa. ft. private | poNCELLA GUEST MOUSE plus garage.
ee
Sores: Senn?o werkly
Kitchea
peautiful
beach
privileges.
- $00. yards *
Airconditioned.|
Nicest
residential
section, near airport. 108 Doncetia Puata Las Marias, Santurce 9-0774 1631
825
St., |
WANTED TO SHARE
BUILDINGS FOR SALE MERAMAR: 2 buildings, could be adapted for offices or guest house. Corner lot 800 sq. mt. Reasonable price. Telephone 2-1463.
her woman attractively furmished twe | bedroom apartment in Miramar. Coavegient
Goed
lecation.
cook.
phone.
Call
TV.
3-5706
hot
water. :
9-
i:
823)
HOTELS
WHEN
IN
{
PONCE
| ; t
COMM) ERCIAL SPECIAL RATES Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays CLASS
$6.50
PER
|
PERSON
i
furnished
not 876
UF
Rooms and eificiency service All screened. with air conditioning.
double Avenida
FICE space, ground floor, parking, 1st Federal finmancimg, 1050 sq. ft. Loiza 1505.
Juan
Melid,
Owner-Manager
LOTS
FOR
SALE
VELLA CAPARRA, 50 ft. from Caparra Country Club. 1160 sq. mt. lot fer $16.500. Call Mrs. Lavandero, &-2435. 2680 623 Gt
LA CASA ROSA - Chest House — One
3-6769.
HUUSE Ashford
or
ki
restaur-
91175,
MOUSE,
_ 4
water
porch,
38365.
COMMERCIAL
t,o
screens,
cabinets,
Inaformation
Univ-
|
with
Hilton
-
60738.
5 an
GUEST
respectable family, kitchen privilege, 3-197?, ‘i
De Diego. 1.500 meter lot. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, servant’s quarters with bath,
rie
airport,
served.
G-— 10, corner
with
room,
823
FRANCISCO
BREE
near
new furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Social Security Building, Pomce de Leéa B04, 4th Floer, Apartment 401-402, Mrs.
ISLAND
dininagc-
Vioteta
3 baths, maid’s Cali 66989.
OLD SAN J¥AN: Modern building. Room |
build-
920
ANTILLES
and
livingroom,
roonr, modern built-in kitchen, 3 airditioned with slidi door closets & built-im dresser Studie room.
twin bedroem, bath. screened, aircond! ioned, near oceaa. $175 monthly inctuding utilities. Call Mrs. Esteves, 3-6857, 3-3194. 2667 8
2730
hot
residence
kitchen, garage.
Modern
diningroom,
3
walk to University. $3 up, per room. Breakfast served. Gonzalez St., 61432.
2.3056. ditioned
SAN
319
916 ANA’'S
ASHFURD 1120-1122
home,
moderna carport, 2676
MORRIS: living,
A FERST
3.
Breakfast
Vera 174
story
819
home,
bedroom
Stay at HOTEL MELIA
LA POSADA - Isla Verde Airconditiened, private bath, kitchenettes.
Miramar,
2
1-2:30.
sc » 4 bedrooms. separate living & diming, breakfast nook, 3 baths, garage, terrace for entertaining, fruit trees. Lease. Will sell. 3-2635 = 31649.
(ue St Houses Caribe
Call 2-5852
PEREZ
4
ing facing the Caribe Giltoe and the Condado Lagoon. 4 bedroomg and 3 baths,
ecsity.
xt.
4 min. over $8. Esteban
furnished,
Ocean Park. on beach. 4 bedrooms, 2 airconditioned, living area, equipped kitchen,
EXCLUSIVE
Monday
DIAL
ants. 2691
a
home, parior 5 bed_
insertion.
beach,
Isiand have RENT?
zs
report any errors immediately as THE SAN JUAN STAR will be responsible for only one in-
Exceiient
the
820
11
Advertisers are requested to
3-8254
on
—
[iv-
ness 2671
once.
for
large
SPACIOUS 3 bedroom apartment. Rie Rio Piedras area, near Univ. New garden apartment development. convenient shop-
must be submitthe business day An ordered ad
A.M. Saturday paper.
One
3-4122.
2704
TYPE
weekdays,
BEACH:
Terrace.
DEADLINES
correct
Presby-
IN PER-
ing room, dining room, kitchen. linen & crockery. Telephone. $300 monthly. Laige
or-
All ads must be submitted before 12 noon on day befere
Publication
to
as 3 type
ordinary
All caneeiiations ted before 12 noon Lefore publication. { naust
next
ANYONE
reat
Altamira mear Garden Hills
2696
RATE
dinary
2 lines
No.
3 Nairn,
beiew)
SAME lines
No.
ESTATE,
terian Hospitalon beach. COME SON 9:30-11, 3:00-6:00.
pt.
Type No. 4 $hort wm No. 3 Type
RENT
best apartments and houses for rent, furnished and unfurnished. FRANCISCUS
for single insertioa,
apply
FOR
— 3 betroons
imciud screens, ter, electric washer and stove, het water, one air conditioned room — Phone 8-2465.
Save Time And Money
.18|.17|.17{.17]. 16). 15}.14
Minimum ‘estimate
FoREENEED at
APARTMENTS
2) 3|_ 4)
PRL®
ilk a\ Ch
Per
T
eee
a
Times
For
519.
DOES
1960
LOST
Me
Rates Per Line tive Insertions:
8,
INCOME
INFANTRY
Ric
Piedras -C:
+ Freche
AUGUST
RENT
because Franciscus Reai Estate can rent your apartments and houses to good temants at ne cost t® you immediately after vacated. You lese no rent income while looking for tenants. Preblems avoided. 3 Nairn next to Presbyterian Hespital on beach. 3-3506 - 3-8372. 2616 g10 -
house in Condade Section. Cali 3-6090
Rates & Information EFFECTIVE
RENT
FUSNISHED 2 BEDROOM apartment or
San
San
TO
NO
APARTMENTS FOR RENT =r
2615 3 Nairn Street and Ashford and 38372.
WANTED
Pe ey ne ee
PETS *
oy
*
a
EOF Sirah ¥ oe 4 LEE
SECRETARIAL SERVICE
CARS FOR SALE 1960
SFFICTENT, fast Secretarial Service. documents, contracts, reports, -free
me
A
ae CLASSIFIEDS = R — Wédnesda, THIYGAN JUAN STA
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MISCELLANEOUS
THUNDERBIRD
ACCOUNTING
) EXTERMINATING
19
SERVICES SERVICES
MOVING & STORAGE
seldem
find.
‘elephene
6-3157,
3329
abe
UF | Capitet ‘Tranepertation, Inc., a
=
HEALTH-FOODS
Agents
s 485
Store.
All natural vitamin
plements.
If we~den’t
service Spain,
and food rup-
have
what you
YOU
going
tm Puerte Germany,
crating, storage, US. Van Lines,
want we'll get it fer you. Try Sierra’s Aeerola Jam. 605 Belaval St., Santurce.
La
Atlas
Boisa.
Tel
1057.
mover
Use
Lines.
UF
the
best
Rico, United States, Japan. Packing, shipping. Imc. Call
2-2726,'22067 Ganturce.
F
No,
te
Vap
Agent of Muebierta
Pence
.
de
UF
MOVE
$535; Extra rooms ( fences. porches, ba similar lew prices. We
on
opening
young
on
-Imporcial
pay
a visit Martorani Pence de Leon A
alert
Moters. Ime., Step 20.
+opposite Lottery Buliding).
is bilingual
a good
Apply Room
us
1402 ce
7
210,
USED FOREIGN CARS
P.M.
Renoults
_—~
Triumphs -— Tounus — Opel —
All
1958
ond
R
iy i
First 1112
Votkswagens
Ashford
Ave.
—
Phene
2662
aid
&
supplies and Oxygen Kits.
SS YOUR root dirtyr tf sv, for expert high water- pressure cleaning and paintborg call 65132 or 430 Verde, Bayamon. UF
WATCH Call
Models
&2ZPAIRS
FOR WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRS William A. Gruen, Puerto Rico's
Only
Certified
rel 2413 2728
: @t your RENAULT DISTRIBUTORS Fort Highway
Pta
Master
Las
Watchmaker.
Marias.
2-8160.
Lzu-
$20
VACUUM
CLEANERS
Bei
Valle
between
ce.
@
F
f
& 5. G f
413) 091): qs) fet ay} iL
vel B
8-1327 or 8-0406 RATION
g
or
817
2-3706.
Hillmons Karmann Ghie
1959
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Continental supervision, reasonable rates. using MARY CARTER’S high quality paint. 7-2284.
ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING
ork | THR
Building
PAINTING
SOSPITAL SUPPLIES SOSPITAL SUPPLY COMPANY
typist.
Sen Juan A.M. to 5:30
9
of
STAR
for
lody who and
El
Department
JUAN
down
R
SAN
Ne
q
Subscription
has
i
FRIDAY -
q
The
THE
1 iH i
GIRL
(41|2%).
ay
-
FHA
x 12’) $895; ete., at handie plans
i h
Low
YOUR furniture py Almacenes Inc., Pier 9, San Juan. Service, respensibility, guaranty. Lecal and long distance. We store your belongings. Agents National Van Lines jen 23-2374 ur
MOVING WITH
CARE
Jorgec
and
Parque,
1604, Santur-
ur
EVERYWHERE
ie]
MOVING
& STORAGE
Poincare
San
Telephone
FOR ALL EXECUTIVE
aiture. Dev e
ACOUNTANT
23 yrs. m P. R., some Spanish. Interested im post as office manager similar. Salary opet. Call 8-1755.
and
Europe
©ONTINENTAL,with no Spanish. seeks time
ASSISTANT
employment
e¢
PRODUCTION
ready fer Business. If you have experience, $5,000.00 working capital and can furnish a bend te cover complete sampie line, this is your golden opportunity. Al se another in best lecation im Ponce. same conditions. Write Bex 243, San Juan. 2593 a1
MANAGER,
Speaks
English.
Rico,
today,
Inc.,
207
Mister
Ponce
Softee
of
Mediavilla’s
é
E
with
it
Best
offer.
for} ©2" be arranged. 3-4706 Ext. 6. 20
aus
” | Turisme,
ae
ea
cae
eves.
sike | mings.
ae
FURNITURE FoR sALe
$240,
2.8203.
| 7”
WOULD
MOVING,
oe YOU
LIKE
oe
seek
TO
OWN
A
BOAT?
4+ BABY
own
timest
beat
NEW © BLUE SEEMONS COMPOCTOR./ them at: Modern Electric - QUE sofa with walnut trim. Call Mr. Le } Sales, 262 Pence de Leon, g8, 9 — 4.PM, 6.3329, 63157. eye.
hc ern
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ttc
wan
ot nis
|
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ea
tS Co tap
lth in BT
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eT
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eine
ee
GRAND
FOR
kind.
& Marine Puerto de
&
you
FOUND
Gomez,
Maxime
Hato
Rey.
819
FOR
PIANO:
5 er visit O-3 San
$15. Rug, $20. Grillwork & screens. Call | hundreds of years. Accommodations for 3.7112 after 5 & Saturdays. _ marine toilet, sink, steve, water tank
:
dryer
SALE Moving to States,
must sacrifice. Call 6-6125 or 6-4555 before
Yes,
bed, dresser. mirror & bureau, $225. | we have it fer you. specially for you. 1% Dinette & 6 chairs $70. Crib & mattress, | Cabin Cruiser — solid teak, made te last
‘see?
each
Reward.
PIANOS
noe
must sell bedreom set, double | Peakcraft?...Teakeraft you mean?
587
Call_6-0759. 2694
meet
——
neh
“t
with
The San Juan Star
COLSON
CASTERS.
EQUIPMENT hand
trucks,
form trucks, lift trucks, conveyors other material handling equipment. ecardo Davila Sucesores, Bex 3669, Juan, P. R. . 2464
piat-
and RiSan 830
SCREENS SCREENS, AWNINGS, doors, windows, bathtub enclosures, “picture windows”, best quality aluminum. Payment facilities up to 3 years. Call us witheut obligation for consultation and estimate. Pagan & Iriarte. Telephone 2-4666, 3-2234. 2396 UF
ELECTRIC
MOTORS
A. ©. Smith mectric Motors im sizes from 1/3 H.P. to 800 H.P. Highest qualtty at attractive prices. Ricarde Davila Puppy, SHEPHERD GERMAN LOST Sucesores, Box 3669 San Juan, P. KR Aug. 11, 3 months old, black & tan, name “Fritz”, in Baldrich, Maximo Gomez & | 2465 Pres. Ramirez. Please contact Mrs. Cum-
Terms
Quisuueye Si, Slop 3 Hate Rey, Tel | tne weet Alen 38 Evinrede 10 PH, =
Cooler
LINES INTO
HANDLING
BLACK AND tan German Shepherd. male, escaped frem crate of flight to Puerto Rico. Loose somewhere in airport vicint ty. Hf spotted, please call Klein at 8-1963, or 3-1947. Reward for information. a e
| paint fibergiass. etc.) Fully equipped
Machine
Air
LOST:
prices, financing | ast ad ct | oct Owens Camm CaURER.2, at
DRIERS
2539
Inquire
Moter (needs repairs, but boat in renewed condition & not since used, including
wi
do
basis.
:
end
We
purchase, or ap electric ironer, if you buy a washing machine and a dryer dur= this sale. Other free hi to from when you buy a dryer at Insular Distributers, Munoz Rivera 875. Rio Piedras; State Road No. 2, Km. 7. Villa Caparra, and Calle Villa 123, Feace.
Bs cars, foreign
TORRES.
BE YOUB own boss im a profitable busiess. Be a Mister Seftee dealer. Average dealers earn $13,000 te $16,000 a year. Never a dealer failure. We work with you until suecess ts assured. $5,000 down payment puts you im the driver’s seat. with the balance om a pay-as-you-profit
i
aute ait conditioners ah
CLOTHES
able
Puerte
AIR CONDITIONERS AUTO
WITH
Prades 6-3072
dry Now YOU CAN GET your even on rainy days or nights. Insular Dryer Special a holding Distributors is Sale during August. You get free a port-
and
a
er maintenance engineer. learing .
SAVE
F ;
pl ii
lb
ari
restaurants.
part
|
USA
in_
|
Rico,
experience
é
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22
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from Page
Costa
Rica’s
after
1)
civil
guard
a ring around the delegahome and broke up the ‘ brief
a
airport,
gold
the
the
attack
minicans
mine
yester-
alive.
“‘the
peo-
States have not the grim hours
on
Pearl
Harbor
ministers
preserve
can
the
‘‘work
.harder
principles
of
de-
mecracy in the Western Hemisphere and to intensify the bonds that unite the American nations seeking to achieve peace, security, economic and social progress with freedom for all.”
He
made
no
reference
to
the
problems facing the conference— Venezuela’s demand for sanctions against the Dominican Republic, and later a study of the spread
of
communism
in
which definitely policies.
The
first
scheduled
Venezuela’s
the
Americas
includes
plenary for.
today
charges
Cuban
session
is
to
take
up
that
the
Do-
an
against.
tion of but a nation might
assassi-
Betancourt. has been speculation
33
de
a comprocondemna-
matic relations by alt Ameri nations, and economic and other sanctions.
thought
a
all ambassadors adequate rebuke.
The the get
withdrawal would
air of tension
be
flowers,
adicional
seedlings
a
la
of
cantidad
plant
task
of
this
conference
to
los
de
agosto
STANLEY
Oficina
Industrial
de
de
R.
why
it
Force
Capt.
“With
the
altitude
and
fell
Air
to
seek
Force
said
his
dawn
the
plunge
New
Force
Mexico
test
1.
Highest
it
Highest
flight
in
another
high
set
this
record
the
fst Auguste
Morales Carrion reportthe Commonwealth posi-
tion, but the: department flatly denied it had instigated Mrs. Cruz’ ouster. ; The Cuban Embassy refused to comment on the Commonwéalth complaint against Mrs. Cruz. A spokesman said, “‘The only $tate Department we recognize isi the
in
Swiss
Piccard,
The
who
record
for
jump
from
a
during
World
55,000
a
foot
War
added
sent wheréabouts
leaped
U. they
Washington.”
source
said 'Per-
free to travel where
and
that
he
his | pre-
is unknown;
S. immigration officials : said did not krow w'e>> '4 -was.
parachute
disabled
in
embassy
pleased
balloon-
from 51,000 feet. Two British airmen previously held the unofficial
MRS. CRUZ
bomber
II.
- (CONGO
Min-
spotlight
in the deliberations.
HICKORY Ventura
re-
signature
takes
Prime
SEVEN YEARS OLD
by
S. State. Department
was
(Continued From
emphasized
Page 1)
his
declaration
foreign
of non-confidence in the trend of the U.N. efforts in the Congo. A menacing crowd surrounded a car carrying U. N. military personnel. Onlookers shook their fists and booed the whites. police
searches
&
reportedly
Con-
golese defiantly went
ahead
with
ment
control
in the *
Belgians
nabbed
N.
was
blocking
a
Mrs.
Cruz
from
The 30-year-old curred the wrath
Belgian
which was closed and Gaston Dieu, dent of bena.
the
Embassy
a+ week ago, deputy presi-
Belgian
airline
recognition
of
the
y Mrs. Cruz inof the Mufioz
for her favor of
public Puerto
Rican independence.
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Cuban Foreign the removal of
selor
the
political
veteran
years with the Service, pending
were
seek
Commonwealth’
in San
of
Cuban
two-line
,
of of Perdomo,
U.
Roa,
His
to
Pierre Marchal, diplomatic coun-
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as the
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Raul
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searched
were
of.
minister.
message was dated Aug. 13; but was reportedly delivered to*Mrs. Cruz only Monday. Departure date has not been set. | Addressed To Perdomo The message was addressed to
asylum. The
Among
Imported
U.
domo
security now vested Congo command.
» 86 PROOF
did
Department
noted
claim-
activities
State
plans
STRALGHT BOURBON WHISKY
Cruz’
jump
scores
OLD
Mrs.
Kittinger’s
Lumumba’s
Contributiva
that
November. The previous recfrom a balloon was set in -the
the attractive
Perdomo
last ord
by
Cruz,
Carrion report-
that
ing
193L
formal. aceept-
Angelica
accused
of state outlining’
even extended to the main residence housing most of the U. N. staff and offices. Eleven members of the U. N. staff were arrested briefly and
Director
his
Mrs.
stated
The
altitude
foot
to dis¢uss
fused yesterday to release the :text
_| his leap from 76,400 feet. *4. Longest parachute jump, best76,400
an
he ‘did
not fall within his jurisdictioa.
open
last-year
until
edly.
parachute jump. 3. Longest free fall. Kittinger had
in
here
non
mainland
of State Morales
of
gondola, besting the’ record of 76,400 feet set last year by Kittinger
up
30-year old diplomat of meddling in Puerto Rieo’s internal affairs. Commonwealth undersecretary ed
an
turn
circles”
indication
had blocked
monwealth
the
ballon
in
to
by some
an
to the
1)
former acting Cuban consul, et removed from his staff. The Gom-
high
flight, bettering the 102,500 feet set by Lt. Col. David G. Simons in a closed gondola. - 2.
failure
as
fly
ance
made:
manned
Page
in Washington.
the controversy surrounding } his recognition as a consular official in San Juan. t The Commonwealth State jBepartment revealed last Thursday
desert.
were
From
not
considered
not
broke
of 102,800 feet and a maximum
and
have Wow,
diplomatic
sources
exact altitude from which he jumped was not immediately determined but it was a minimum 103,300. . These records
he was
was
said
we
it.”
Perdomo’s
from
spokesmen
do
“normal
a number of high altitude ‘records in
will
deadline, k
CONSUL
than
offieer
| GAP
acceleration
(Continued
Kittin-
more’
the
enthusiasm
we
(AP)
Joseph
public school children, Asked to predict if the
the island ‘before the Davila said: .
Bill
New Mexico
-
will achieve the 70,060 petitions. to register the party ee
of,”
killed
provided instruction
that
dispute
Cuban
mismos
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Seccién
1960.
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the
outside
mumba’s troops and police struck at U. N. staff members and Belgians alike yesterday in raids
these
peticion debe ser jurada y ragicada con el Director de la Oficina de Exencién
del
one
Bill 84 would
fo
ister Fidel Castro may make a dramatic appearance here next week when the Cuban-United
ease
productos producida hasta entonces por otras upidades industriales en funcionamiento en Puerto Rico.” Cualquiera objecion escrita contra esta
Contributiva situada de Leon =107 (2do
in
84.
(Continued from Page 1) Department’s “novel” charge, claims Mrs. Cruz, is to justify “new aggressions against Cuba... and to jail the revolutignary leadership of Puerto Rico.” The cabled order carries the
to
materials).
de
an
The Inter American Peace Committee said Monday that tensions in the Caribbean have grown worse during the past year and that the American community was confronted with a crisis. It is the
2 ‘e) de la Ley. y mas especificamente, esquejes con raices, tubérculos, flores y plantitas de semilla (rooted cuttings of plant materials, tuber of plant materials, cut
of
increased
foreign ministers prepared down to business.
carActer
la
the
the Dominicans . too strict, Venezuelan source said his wants drastic action. This include a break in diplo-
Some
and
TULAROSA,
above
President
conference might seek mise not to make~-a
“went
Airman Sets” Jump Record
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102,000 feet in a parachute from the edge of space.
13
surface
laws
Air
nation
statement
saying
the
1234
102,000 Feet
more
de un periodo razonable cantidad sustancial del Num.
trol
Lumpur
thousands
1)
Davila added, “is why his party has not repealed the birth con-
than 30 inches
feared
South,
Page
other.”gainst
ear and out the other.” “One of the things that Munoz
caught
permanente en Puerto Rice una unidad industrial que ha de producir sobre base
continua, dentro de tiempo, uaa
against
Trapped: In Africa
peticionario solicita la exencién las disposiciones de la Seccién 2
(2)
officials
governor
In
From
out'the
did not convince
announcement
Costa Rica acted even more quickly than my own country in declaring the existence of a ,state of war, thus expressing its repudiation of aggression as an instrument of policy.”
30 de
10165, Santuree, P._ R Las razones adelantadas por el peticioMario para la concesién de esta exencién contributiva son las siguientes:
El
days.
after
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the
to
interesada en la peticién para exencontributiva industrial baje las dis-
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an
In this free atmosphere, he said,
pesiciones de la Ley bre 15, 1953, radicada
d)
missing
the
agosto de 1 a las 3:00 PM ante el Lic. Stanley R gal actuando como Examinador Especial, para oir cualquiera per_
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15
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reported under water
the crops
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Queens.
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show
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Francisco 5,
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10-1
5 9 8 3 14 6
LEAGUE
Monday’s Philadelphia 4,
3 7-12)
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Titomar
Twilight and night games not|
Games
weight,
but
4 2
included.
3
51 5-1
7
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Night games not included.
Detroit
less
:
10
18
from
N.Y.,
(Matos)
7-2
Borinquen— Est. Surefio! entry.
3
10
year’s
249 pounds
the
Rivera)
2nd-$3,550; alw; 3-yrs; b-Stanarn (Landrau) Cateher (Pocheco)
12
250-
comyear.
NATIONAL
45
.495
: City
the
of
STANDINGS
LEAGUE
Andalucia
ll 7
line.
.496
Kansas
Sunday
on
(E.
b-Titania (Reyes) Plantaje (No Boy) Cesturerita (Pacheco) a-Syrita B (Vazquez) a—Est. E. Ubarri entry. Fedora's
fishing of the
from
54
Today’s
in
estimated
Shewlett,
week
56 57
Boston
one
an
in one weighing
last
1B 110
Jockey make this speedy filly a sood thing. Duquesa, winner of two ra over a quarter mile im April anl ididé since, werked 1:05 recently and alth lacking in racing education could e it if she has the class. Zitka Mofile has
17.
53
64
landed
recorded
July
1%
Princesquillo (Belmonte) Take It Easy (J. A. Velez)
aShalimar
12 ll 2 6
Chiefs
b-Seyillano (M. Alicea)
b—Est.
took
lost
oA
nothing
Jr.
Cleveland
York
Washington
95
35 | Banks, Chicago
hal
emon,
|
719
RUNS
SFC
6565 4948 570 575 1%1 |St Lous | Milwaukee
games.)
76 | Boyer, St. Louis 74 | Mathews, Milwaukee
York
by
Chicago Baltimore New
NATIONAL LEAGUE
|
Chicago
and
catch,
Catrhes
Platner
120-pound
| New York 4, Baltimore | Detroit 4, Chicago 1
Minoso,
Garza
largest
little time in bring aboard his Aguja a the weekend. He landed the fish in less
319 310
Wertz, Boston Sievers, Chicago
The
(6th Race)
August 17, 196 Wednesday, 1st-$3.100; alw; 2-yrs; 6 £& (Na ive) 1 Fedora (Valdes) iz 1-5 9 Duquesa (Sayan) 1 52 8 Zilka Maria (G. Rivera) 116 7-2
participating
Lake
the Cangrejos Club largest blue marlin
thread
one
Bird wasted marlin over
than -10 minutes
high
Allan
on
319 | Groat, Pittsburgh .311 | Clemente, Pittsburgh
York
Cc
the
Petty Officer Harvey Dendy, atthe Naval Station, with a four-
caught
Using 80-pound line, he brought the Chessy II Sunday.
Monday’s
New:
in
4
Gaffer
president of club’s second
339 ;
Skowron, a
boats
Sonajeré
10
Wimsco.
Raymon
.335
IN
prevalent
on
LONGSHOT
Maria
Buchanan.
Raymon
a 564%-pounder
Francisco
York
off
that the fish were practically jump-
the
319
BATTED
Fedora.
Howard,
Fort
493-pounder,
aboard
322 | Larker, Los Angeles
New
mile
were
of bass.
Marlin
Sievers,
RUNS
a
Nine
recorted
Group,
Smith, Chicago
Maris,
pounds
marlins, a
line
marlin,
2,603. of Insular
blue
Andy Vicente, mittee, boated his
BATTING
Skowron, New York Minoso, Chicago
negra)
Tournament
100
ounces,
half
weekend.
Club
with
biggest,
pounder
bats.)
BATTING Chicago . ,
Pellona,
catch of 29 pounds was made by Murray of the Recruiting Service.
the
year’s
LEADERS
or more
for
120-pound
high individual game, 247, while R. Padilla of Supermercado has
LEAGUE
including
them
boat.
on
Publicidad Badillo, Bayamon| high series, 60. (Not
over
Advisory
boat Mike
he
semi-finals
the handicap tournament. Collins and Alicea has_
and} Co-
on 270
the
As
MANiLi . returns to form
Auto and Foundation Engineering tied for sixth place. The first four teams in the standings at the end of the com-
27-17:
(Based
“back
of
(ist Raee)
(lobina
Blue
24-20
mAsOr
bass
said it was a phenomenal
The Saturday Bowling League championship enters its second round of eompetition this weekend at the Santa Rosa Bolera in Bayamon Supermercado Correa topped the first round with a 29-15 record,}
by
brought Ten
Lt. Don Parker, attached to the Data Processing Unit at Fort Brooke, reported an outstanding catch of 25 bass weighing 75 pounds Saturday. Losing five bass for every one boated, Parker
and |
Feed, 26-18: Collins 25-19, and Rossy and
Queens Saturday.
pounds.
the
Anglers
four
Sea
tuna
a school of king fish and returned with 10 and 25 pounds. He was fishing along
black
lakes
Roserve
20
aboard
docked
Largest Dendy and
Correa Bowlers Top Sat. Bowling Loop
Insular Alicea,
and
The
fin
San Juan this marlin, several
pounder.
fifth straight reliever Hoyt Wilhelm who was) strength of his victory. He permitted only five charged with the loss. Art Ditmar | hits—two were homers by Ron Yankee pitcher on the|Hansen and Jackie Brandt. now has a 12-7 record
followed
12
boated. black
Second place went to Chief tached to the Dental Corps at
|
Walker
ef
Antilles
four
other
home
waters
the
Yauco
40
29th
were
haul
Castro
Lake
American
. and in
pitchers
in
Senators, |
other
League contest. Mantle’s 28th runs,
the
fish
Daniel Pellon hit weighing between
Army
games.
pounded
in
only
of first
between
fresh
Na-
and
By Mike. Murray
again abundant in the waters of addition to the usual run of blue
Largemouth
third-place 5-3
year’s
weighed
Philadel
the
types
the
full games. dropped St.’
twice,
Cincinnati Boston
to
other
with Yayo Grande.
behind
still lead
lost
National 11-3,
lost
League by Francisco
Louis, to
game
Tish were week. In
past
six
ting the scene for Mickey’s gamewinning homer. While the Yankees climbed | a half game ahead of Baltimore, | to Detroit to, Chicago lost, 41
also
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23
ts
Olympic 400 Meter
.
In Flipsburg
Situation Fluid One
By Jimmy Caneon The cats were yowling in Flipsburg, which is the north-east eorner of Fiftieth Street and Broadway at the hour of the look. It
is the
sad
time
when
the
heart
beats
slowest
and
the
And
the
old
woman
slept
dozen men
up
of Illinois,
1
can’t sleep.” Sam Silverman,
the late papers,
promoter,
stopped
to talk
about
Floyd
“He
was
a good
fighter,”
“A
good
licked
all fight like they were
couple
Robinson.
“They
said.
“They
guy
a
racket,” on
from
away
slowly
on
other
started
“That
Cus
“But
José
he
Torres “He’s
laid
up
has
want
some
them
to
want
fighters,” said
said
“Can
a
te put
Cus,
and
long
time,”
him
on
said
I
one want
to
use
him
because
said
Gold.
“But
he
of my
shows,”
said
to
Torres.
He
use
some
Silverman, said
what
I do
a
fighter.
He
said
you
want
Scotty, a very old man, sallow and flabby, addressed stood on the sidewalk. “You want to tie me up?” he demanded, angrily.
He
once
“Tie
Then
me
you
worked
the
up
ropes,”
with
give
me
two
sideshows he
of
“and
Ill
No
one
they
replied.
are
he a
was
paid
to
ped
those
this
4 ;
bet
meter
thereby
the
clubs. Interested
this
record
45.4,
400
Jones,
world
. . . 400 hopefal
out
of
shares
them.
across
the
years
it now.
and and
thus
rose
for the relay
(1,600
Kin-
400
and
events.
The U. S. trio is made up by Jack _Yerman of Woodland, Earl young
of
San
Fernando
and
of
Out
had will
them
all.
everybody of
crazy
the drug
in
store
this came
town?” a girl
in
an alligator tatooed on her arm. “Take a good look,” she said. “But bite
your
head
Silverman
hurt
him
a sleeveless
if you come
dress.
She
close, Charlie
off.”
One of the drugstore clerks stood “What a man he used to be,” a couldn’t
asked.
punching
him
in
in the doorway. guy said. “He’d
the
belly.
I
seen
bet
you
dig into him. He just laughed at them. But since he had the eperation cutting out his appendix, he don’t do it no more. He was a sure thing. You couldn’t hurt him.” “Johansson,”
said
Gold,
“he'll
be
bigger
than
ever flattens Patterson again.” “How. could he flatten him?” Silverman asked. Patterson up in the second round and didn’t do
Dempsey
if
he
know
what
he
meant
if
he
kept
the
title?
He
“He wabbled nothing. You
would
of
waked
up the whole fight racket. But you know why I’m glad Patterson won it even though I can’t do a dollar’s worth of business with Cus? Johansson wants to be an actor. How could a fighter Actors are no good for nobody.”
Otis
MONDAY FIGHTS SYDNEY,
Australia—Fred
only $67— And whea you fly BWIA
nal
Ceribbeen. .. the cirline which
on
different
days.
Yerman,
21, had been in the front row of U. S. quartermilers for three seabut
did
not
emerge
as
the
top man until the Palo Alto races. Young,
19,
perienced although
is
a strong
prospect. 28 has only
of competition
but
inex-
Davis,
who
two
in the
seasons
event,
is
fastest of the three on paper with his 400 meter
the
vibration-free
BWIA‘s
your
MINIATUREG OLF up
your “putting” teach the children the
air
Later
feres, end
down Ge Fer
jet-powered
“Pey
tines
Ne
flies
which
airline
best of 45.8, which
won the AAU title. But he seems to have trouble judging his pace
most
offers the
complete
convenient service in the Caribbeon. .. end
Viscounts.
Plan”
covers
off
including
those
on
peyment now!.
further
tuxuricus,
quiet,
connecting
cirlines.
required.
. . Pay
later!
information,
call vour trevel
agent
or
—_ BW A— Le Reda
Lit-
Hotel —
Phone
9-0280,
fle, 143, New- Orleans, knocked out ive “Stewart, 147%, Sydney, 4. timrq@eeer---
says:
British West Indian Airways
TUCSON, Ariz—Don Jordan vs. Julian - Valdez bout postponed to Tuesday, rain.
ee ner
ede
ee
ge
a
play
Several
you're flying the cirline whose one end only speciclty is the
finer points of to the kooks.
team.
The Rome Olympic schedule, however, calls for semis and fi-
sons, monsters
Arecibo
Page) will
in jel powered VISCOUNTS SAN JUAN fo JAMAICA
re-
considerably meter)
Back
squad
FLY non-stop
Kin-
two-tenths
individual
From
an
Vicki
der was second in 45.8 Germany’s get
contact
action against the Olympians. now and then. University of Puerto Rico stuNo one stands out as a clear favorite. Form of the day will dents will pay 30 cents and ail thus have a decisive weight. The other fans will be admitted for United States is facing a difficult 68 cents. Game time is 8:30 p.m. but not hopeless task. Uncle The basketball team will leave Sam’s tradition is good here too: 8 gold medals out of a possible for Rome with the otber Otympians on Monday morning. 13.
his
record.
may
of the outstanding Arecibo players who participated in the recently concluded Superior Amateur Basketball Circuit season, will be in
“EARL YOUNG
to 45.8
meter
berely
parties
Olympic
against
dist-
Manfred
200
Mr. Rodrigeuz at the Department {of Tourism, Stop 22, to register.
Davis of Los Angeles, three California boys. These men came out he’s ‘still out.” / of the magic box at the Palo Alto “Take a walk,’ a guy said. trials after two torrid rounds (seIf I had my paperweight with me,” Scotty told them in a mi-final and final) within ninevoice that was a scream, “‘you’d all be dead.” ty minutes. no wonder the best — He walked away on his sore feet, telling himself what he halfmiler, Yerman, won. “Is
the
The
300
extending
European
to
off Lou
“Give me a quarter,” he said, “or I'll get a paper weight hit you on the head. I once hit a guy with a paper weight,
tought
Department of Tourism of Dutch West Indies. There are an estimated
(Continued
credited
at
Antilles
OLYMPIC TEAM
shipping for
the
the U‘S.
spear fishing enthusiasts in Puerto Rico along with several active
|
runner-
29.4
countryman
eord
the
see
was
all
been
Amerthe the
Bloem-
recently
best
400
June,
both
had
with
at
have
and Central
countries,
and
Indies
from by
der was second in 45.8. Germany’s championships, Kaufmann drop-
bits.”
They
bored
24, who
blistering
young
to
Alligator Tattoo and
ican
at in-|
spear in an at Wil-
West
Transportation to and tourney will be paid
ance is Carl Kaufmann of Germany, 24, a Brooklyn-born amateur pianist who lowered the conin
carnivals.
said,
track
three
invitations
quarter
Johannesburg
tinental
the hell kind of a question is that?
he’s
the
send
Dutch
island
Kerr}
time
Department
Nov. 3-5. Similar
sent to South
°
yards, equal to Thane Baker’s best for this odd distance. Germany Leaded
ruin him? I said ruin him? Are you kidding? I said the hell with you, and hung up on him. What kind of a manager is that?” who
Day,
A
with
that
was
close
for
oversized
clerk,
Gold.
Silverman.
at
best
Europe’s
off
you want to use him for? What I
good
fight,”
an
fight?”
.” “I tried
called
D’Amato
His
1956.
uptown.
don’t
‘
|’
up in 46.1 As beautiful a “glider” as one can ever see, Mal has made tremendous progress since he placed sixth at Melbourne in
that way, hostile and glaring, as the people on the corner drifted toward them. Silently, they backed away. One walked downtown. The
meters,
to
extend-
Rico
liamstead,
fontein in April, after a dingdong battle with his countryman
stood
They
another.
a Ja-
Herb
prominent
800
“doubling”
Gordon
drunk.”
backed
fighters
The
trains Ray
fight
the
with
trouble
the
“That’s
a
Winter Garden Theatre made them clumsy.
Wiley, who
“No style,” said Harry haven’t any style.”
of
could
Carnera
him.”
Under the marquee of the guys started to fight. Booze
of
1
hand.
left
a
and
has been
Puerto
fisherman to take part international tournament
mile is 46.1. Mal Spence of South Africa, 23, ran the English distance in 45.9
could
he
think
Olympian
Equally
400
ances.
manager.
had is,
buy
to
said.
he
the
“You
Carnera Patterson
a champion
of
kind
what
you
racket.
fight,”
Silverman.
least,
At
Carnera?
fight Gold,
Solly
said
ridiculed
fighter,”
Prime
the
came
once.
23
“2
invitation
the
of Tourism
the gold
tervals, And in Rome the heats of the 400 will come the day after the 800 meter final. Whatever | ” his choice, Kerr should be regard-| 4 ed as a major threat over both dist-
down,
by
who
could
Patterson
thought
of licked tell
Boston
never
“I —<
the
for
of laying
use
the
but what’s
morning
every
o’clock
to say about
has so far shown little proclivity | 7
CANNON
sleeps. I got a nice bed, and I got to go work
at nine
both
eee
she
least
at
But
booth.
that
in
sleeping
been
Jamaican
McKenley.
s 4 i cael om rd
:
his heels to | 7
The smooth-striding Kerr, who} will run for the British West Indies in Rome, is a protege of former
phone booth in the drug store. “She gets more sleep than I do,” said a herse player. “Every night for nine years she’s
has shown
the U. S. elite more than
ed
is a fluid one. At least half a
have something
maican student at the University | “7
a
in the
Games
appear to
An
situation in the 400 meter flat,
of medal. Pan American champion George Kerr,
j
sitting
(AP)—The
event at the Olympic
When I played it,” he explained, “you were What- would
By ROBERTO L. QUERCETANI
ROME,
hotel
rooms wait for the lonely who don’t want to go home. It is the jazzless hour when the coffee turns gray in the eafeteria cups and the neons no longer glow scarlet. And Lester Fifty-Second Street, who runs the news stand on the night shift, asks if its true that Wilt Chamberlain is getting more than $75,000 to play basketball. : Jucky to get coffee-and money. guy do for that kind ef money?”
Dutch West Indies Invite 3 Fishermen For Nov. lournament
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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday, August 17, 1960
Ford Baffles Oriol Island's Hoop Squad! Yankee Hurler Wins, 1‘Ready'ForOlympics Nats Reach Ist Division NEW YORK (AP)—Whitey Ford, Yogi Berra, and Johnny Blanchard comb ne y JIM DOU wy Puerto Rico Olympic bas ketball coach Howard Shan- their efforts to keep the New York Yankees atop the American ene ha standing as Orioles, 1-0, yesterday. said last night that the island’s team has a good|the Yanks beat the Baltimore 7.
° non will
win
\:
the
gold
medal.
Ford,
v
chance of making the semi-finals+ at Rome, but stated that the U.S.
Naval
Station
where
the
The
12}
said
all
the
team
No
members
would
then
finals.
The
comprise
four the
succeeding
each
(See
“|into
TEAM,
23)
PARTIAL SCORES NATIONAL LEAGUE Francisco 40 10 St Louis Marichal and Landrith; Gibson San
and
Smith
Philadelphia
101
Pittsburgh Roberts and Burgess Milwaukee Cincinnati Spahn and Bailey
Coker;
Crandall;
000 10 Hook
LEAGUE
Kansas City Cleveland Hall, K. Johnson Daley; Harshman,
000 002 0 020 000 (7) and P. Latman (7)
Chicago Bunning
01 Baumann
and
Lollar.
and
Chiti;
of
Wins
9th
(AP)—Pedro two run-
first
division
the
with
Boston
an
Pasarell
Red
Losbs
.4955 average. Cleveland, which was playing last night in Kansas City,
tienal
is
fifth
with
a
.4953
ave-
rage. Ramos
allowed
the first weakened
eight innings. But he in the ninth and need-
assistance
three
from
Hal
runs
in
Tennis
Topras
Pasarell
took Earl Buchholz, a U. S. Davis
Woodes-
and Ray Moore when Sox rallied and scored
Grass
ment yesterday. The 16-year-old in
the two
Cup
player,
the first
it, 9-7.
He
ond
6-0.
set,
set
to 16
es
before
ng
dropped
thé sec-
| Ray Robinson Is Reinstated NEW A
WINNING
SMILE—Pittsburgh’s
his pleasure after winning
Vernon
his 17th game
Sunday against St. Louis. He has lost the winningest pitcher in either league.
Law
shows
of the season
only
five
and
(AP Photo.)
(AP)—While
rookie
centerfield
Al
the bases with two runners ahead é: The inside-thepark homer ?
is
)
broke
the
Chicago
Cubs’
back
and led to a 7-5 Los Angeles Dodger
victory
in
Scores
11
Winning
home
in
the
eighth
in
the
11th
innings.
run
at Moon
in
Run
three
all.
scored
And when
Norman Larker, the league’s leading batter, doubled.
Bucs
Win
PITTSBURGH Friend
tied the game
yesterday.
one
batters
alowed
streteh in
a
weight
champion.
announcement
Pirates
trounced
down
17
night
as
the
Commis-
York
and Maryland
have
working agreement. The Maryland Commissi®n
pended Robinson
May
a sus-
19 for fail-
ing to show up for a May 46 fight in Baltimore against Pedto Gon-
zales. Robinson is scheduled t® meet NBA titleholder Gene Fullmer in Los
Angeles
on
W—Ford
(3-11).
HR—Pittsburgh,
Phila-
delphia Phillies 11-2. It was the first game of a scheduled twinight doubleheader.
Skinner
L. A.
000 100 130 02—7
Chicago
000
Koufax, Quist
(7),
the National League-leading Pitts- Roseboro; burgh
by
New
Oct.
8.
Chieago, Cardwell (3). NATIONAL LEAGUE (First Game) . AMERICAN LEAGUE Phila. 100 000 001— 2 72 Baltimore 000 000 000—0 3 0 Pittsburgh 520 001 03x—11 15 2 000 100 00x—1 8 0 Owens, Neiger (1), D. Green New York EstradagsHoeft (8) and Trian(8) and Dalrymple; Friend and dos; Ford and Blanchard. Smith. W—Friend (13-9). L— Owens
(AP)—Bob
last
York yester-
BASEBALL SCORES
1st
mowed
New
Commission
day lifted its suspension of Sugar Ray Robinson, former middleThe
just seven hits and row
(#—The
Athletic
sion Chairman Melvin Krulewitch followed similar action taken by the Maryland Commission Monday.|
Heist
of him
YORK
State
Moon's Odd Homer Downs Chicago, 7-5
Moon’s 100
game
runs,
Wilson.
Detroit
ninth
NEWPORT, R. L (AP)— Charles Pasarell of Santurce, Puerte Rico extended one of America’s top-ranked yers befere being in the Newport Casino Invita-
hick Red
lay stunned after,crashing into Wrigley Field’s vine-covered wall trying to catch his long hit, Wally Moon rounded and
his
single as he batted and the Washington Senators
the
ed
CHICAGO
AMERICAN
and
10
002 0 Gibbon and
past
The triumph moved the Senators to fourth place in the American League standings with a
lead-
Page
two.
went
runner
“185 win over Sox yesterday.
elimination.
OLYMPIC
won
scoring pitched
quarter-
Local basketball fans wil have the opportunity to see the Puerto Rico team in action Friday in an exhibition game at the University of Puerto Rico.
Baltimore
lefthander walked
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