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Powers Tells Soviets:
I'm Sincerely Sorry
Trial
On
U.S. Policy
Denies
Ike
Angry
By PRESTON GROVER ‘By LEWIS GULICK WASHINGTON (AP)--President Eisen- ; MOSCOW (AP)--Francis Gary Powers told the military sechower yesterday hotly denied that the tion of the Soviet Supreme Court yesterday that he was sorry anything to do with his U-2 flight over the Soviet Union. United States itself is on trial in the Moscow heHe had pictured himself as a $30,000¢ Powers. trial of U-2 pilot Francis Gary a year spy who disliked his job Soviet attorney assigned to defend that as a direct result of his flight, that+
also said
Eisentiower
Powers’ plea of guilty to spying was not evidence that
ing
high-fly-
his
since
to trial.
elon “be came
Powers
the
said
He
plane
reconnaissance
yent.down inside the Soviet
and
viet
|; aa te: tet Se, eee
the U.S. flier, in Communist captivity
:
not ad 7, had been brainprotest the Soviet But he did
Soviet
custom
international
the
,teq
viol-
Union
under which any foreigner accus-
ed of a crime is supposed to have the right his own counsel. At his news conference, the President declined to comment on the trial -itself. He said it
©
(See
EISENHOWER,
Page
24)
who
knew
about the equipment ing, on
He
little
if
anything
camera and- recording his plane was carry-
its flight
added
last
May.
his business
was
fly-
ing, not spying. The
handsome
pleaded
guilty
American
to
piloting
flier the
jet
and manipulating its intelligence gathering equipment at the outset of the trial. He underwent more than four hours of questioning by Soviet Prosecutor Roman A.
Rudenko
tioned
before
by
he
Mikhail
was
ques-
Griniov,
the
him. The
espionage
Powers year
are
charges
punishable
prison
term
or
the summit conference failed to materialize in
against
by
death
and the invitation to President Eisenhower to visit the Soviet
a 7-15 but
in Paris mid-May
as
the questioning progressed the death sentence seemed a more and more unlikely outcome.
Union was canceled. “I suppose it (the
The general prosecutor, Rudenko, and defense counsel Griniov,
flier said. ‘I am sincerely sorry I had anything to do with it.’”’
seemed Powers
to be trying to picture as a young man exploited
Looking on in the ornate Hall of Columns were the flier’s wife,
by his government for purposes of - international intrigue. Soviet
Barbara, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver W. Powers of Pound,
creased
Va.,
authorities have made it clear they consider U. S. foreign policy is
on
trial
Powers
with
he
had
anxiety
and
(See
heard
in-
grief showing
their faces as they ed the proceedings.
Powers.
testified
flight)
tension in the world,” the
tensely
POWERS,
ia
watch-
Page
24)
Ferre Asserts Island's Economy Is Far Short Of Mufioz’ Promise By HAROLD
J. LIDIN
Statehood standard-bearer Luis A. Ferré said yesterday that Gov. Mufioz has “‘fallen 50 per cent short” of the economic goal he set for Puerto Rico seven years ago. In an interview with the STAR, the Ponce politico said that Mufioz, in his 1953 message to the Legislature, promised that 90 per cent of the island families would have a $2,000 annual income by But
the
‘‘government’s
own
fig-
ures” show only 56 per cent have reached the $2,000 bracket to date,
PRESIDENT
on
not
Ferre
claimed.
forecast
of
trial|land
a net income for the is$1.9 billion by 1960. But
By JACK RUTLEDGE
JOSE,
moderates
Costa Rica
against
to
offer
possible
a resolution
punishment a
the
(AP)—The
planned
asking
all
under
the
.
Venezuela a
cused the Dominican
engineering
a recent
has
ac-
Republic of
The
cluded
figure were cal1950 dollar as a
added,
then
the
failure
nistration
to
Venezuelan
its
esti-
ing
the
was the
delegates
raw
(gee MINISTERS)
Page
formal
24)
unemployBoot-
materials.”
wallboard,
eonfront-
at the
economic
paper,
industry, pulp for
etc.,
as
an
ex-
ample of a ‘‘natural’’ for Puerto Rico which has been neglected. The ‘‘indifference’’ of the present
of . diplomatic
problem
admi-
Operation
has
toward
cost Puerto
oyer the last five sugar revenues
$160 million
“years alone,
in
lost Ferre
charged. The
recent efforts of the governremedy the ‘critical si-
of
have come
left
by
the
the sugar industry too late, the GOP can-
Cuban
place
that
the
local
fill*the
gap
quota
cut.
in
Puerto
government
Rico.
statistics
unemployment
at
now
15
per
cent said Ferre.He gave the present
jobless
figure
above.
the
twenty
years
fs
90,000,
66,000 ago
above the 1950 cent and 89,000.
well
unemployed and _
figure
slightly
of
11
per
LUIS
FERRE
-50
yer’
coat
sbert
SSS Given Health — Insurance Contract For UPR Students
agriculture
Rico
relations with the government of didate .said—noting dictator Rafael Leonidas Trujillo, and econogaie sanctions producers can not This
Munoz
match
island’s
ment to . in- tuation”
demands
the
to eradicate
government
suspension
of
He cited the bagasse which utilizes sugareane
assassi€a | pening of the ministers confer-
tion attempt-on the life of Presi-|-
leged
cal
Hemnis-
Western
Rasuis, Gelanecort
Det
1947 Rio Treaty, stort of armed intervention.
Ferre
Latest
charged.
strap, Ferre chided, should have focused on industry ‘‘rooted in lo-
on Venezuela to soften its plans for demands
minican Republic. Venezuela originally
base,
ment. The
phere foreign ministers meeting got down to business yesterday with soothing speeches and increasing pressure from of full. sanctions
Ferre
If the latter culated on the
goals—and
OAS Moderates Ask Venezuela To Ease Resolution On D.R. SAN
$1,070,000,000,
The GOP gubernatorial candi- mate would shrink to $1 billion. “A misguided industrialization”’ date also recalled that Munoz had. was blamed by Ferre for the al-
EISENHOWER
.. we're
at only ‘employment
the’ island’s income stands
1960.
The
University
of Puerto
Rico
has
awarded
its new
student health insurance contract to the recently created Servicios de Seguros de Salud (Health Insurance Services). Blue Cross had held the contract for the past 16 years. The executive director .of + the
SSS,
Felix
Lamela,
an-
nounced yesterday the UPR contract
is
the
gest of its type He
estimated
will involve year.
The’
second
big-
in Puerto
Rico.
that
the
contract
“about
$150,000”
biggest
health
Goverhment
Assn.-sponsored SSS_ that the University accepted the recommendation of a special com-
a mittee in-
.The decline in agriculture is surance policy in Puerto Rico, blamed by government planners he said, is the Blue Cross confor the continued high raté of ‘ua-“tract which covers Commonwealth
employes.
UPR Chancellpr Jaime Benftez notified the P.R. Medical
appointed
study
whether
Cross
Policy
to
the
(See
to
or
by retain
to
him the
switch
to Blue
over
SSS.
CONTRACT,
Page
24)
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sg |
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— THE'‘SAN JOAN STAR =-/Phursday) ‘Atgudé 18, T960
Fidel Arrests 300 Navy Officers|President Says DR, Cuban |
blems Of Concem To Ali In Surprise Raid At Cienfuegos; 7 | Pro WASHINGTON President Ei-| countries of the hemisphere. Uprisin
g
ot
epo
e
u
=e
By HAROLD K. MILES (AP)—Fidel Castro flew te Cienfuegos,
HAVANA
n
senhower said yesterday the pro-{| He told his news conference that blems of Cuba and the Domini- the foreign ministers now meeteam Republic are matters which ing in San Jose should be able te | up with a solution ‘én a concern not only the U. S. but all come epeperative basis. ;
that
the roundup
the Navy
was
of suspected
widened.
anti-Castro
elements
If they do not, he said, “it cer-_|
oe
the majer Cuban Navy base yesterday, raismg speeulation
tainly will be bad phere.”’
within
The
+ naval
Unofficial sources estimat-
aetiem
in
to
the Caribbean.”
Minister
1 am.
to thwart
search
said
the to
supposed
plot involved | major
ships and
sail with
them
Cuban’
to seek
States
bia
accused
of trying
Navy
to
blockade of Revolucion
the
United
to get the Colom-
join
in a projected
Cuba. carried
a
special
dispatch from Bogota yesterday, asserting that U. S. officials flew from
Panama
Plore
the
lombia
Canal
zone
to
“ex-
ef
the
Co
participating
in
possibility Navy
cific
at
brother
Casa
objectives.
Nobedy,
he
said,
|
is sufficiently wise te be able to establish a long-range program of this type for Latin America. f|
Rather, he said, it would be far better for the nations themse ves
te put ferth a cooperative effort te solve their own ecenomie and |
Blanca
Senate Rejects GOP
‘Minimum Wage Bill
asylum somewhere. The ships | were not named. Cuba’s largest | warship in an ol@ crusier. The Armed Forces press bureau refused to eenfirm these reports. Authorities at Cienfue 0s insisted all is normal. In another naval development, the semiafficial newspaper Re
volution
sailors
Congress ;
and again at Cienfuegos. Morning seheduled | newspapers did net mention the
seize
two
of
in
Plan-type pregram
an anti-
government uprising to explode at 5 am. A man with naval connections plans
his
made
opposition
WASHINGTON late
yesterday
can
substitute
wage
(®—The
rejected
for
)
at
and
i
voiced
be started to help Latin American countries. He said the Marshall Plan was desigmed te meet spe-
Raul, Armed Forces minister, personally direeted the eriginal
including a strong detachment of troops and police, entered the
base
Castro
proposal
that a Marshall
The accusation apparently arose ed up to 300 Navy men, including some of the best- frem a U. S. invitation te Celemeducated voung officers, bia to take part in joint naval were arrested in a raid Cas- training maneuvers in the Caribtro is reputed to have !ed bean. early Tuesday on the Casa Private sources said Prime
Blanca Naval base. acress the bay from Havana. One seurce said the raiders,
a
President
fer the hemis-
Senate
a Republi-
the
minimum
bill, giving Demecratie
pres-
idential nominee John F. Kennedy a second major victory en the issue. The second major test ef yesterday’s session resulted in killing a
substitute
offered
by
minerity
leader Everett M. Dirksen (R.Hb. This would have watered
dewn
heavily
authered proposal
The have
the
by lost
Democratie
Kennedy. 5439.
CLEARING THE ROOF—A weather radar unit is meved eff the Internatio airpert nal building reof as a mederniza-
Dirksen substitute would boosted the $l minimum
wage to $1.15 imstead of in the Kennedy bill fer
708,000 the
bill
Dirksen’s
workers
new
tion project, undertaken by the Puerto Rico Ports Author-
cevered
whieh
act.
heuse
will be moved
floor will be added to the building
2 modern
radar
center
to
speed
up air
The weather radar unit
on top of an already
steel tower,
constructed
seme 50@ yards frem the building. (STAR photo by Hett.)
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Puerto Rico Medical Center
Agenc
Rie Piedras, Puerte Rice 2
will
traffic im the Caribbean area.
by
Emergency Generator and Related Equipment Central Power Plant & Laundry
Project
A seventh
ity, begins.
$1.25 as. the 23,-
ASHINGTON
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Defense
PR-11-A
Set The
Department
By
Pentagon
and Mayaguez—Generally fair ex-
U. S. | trol of all intercontinental rmissiless
yesterday
neunced the formation of
at or page ar 15, 1960 Contract Documents — Drawings will be available for the preparation of
Up an-|
bembers
and
a cen-|the Navy’s
Rew
systems
|=
=r
as|GIN
Polaris missile-launeh-| with
tral agency to select targets and| ing submarimes. specify the weapons, bombers| Gates said that
==
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PUERTO RICO and the VIRISLANDS—Generally
a few
showers
teday
generally fair tonight. WINDS: East te southeast
and
he considered} _for furnishing Emergency Generator and Related at and ‘missiles that would be used/ nic decision “the most important” | 25 te 20 miles per heer Equipment for the CENTRAL POWER PLANT AND [against am enemy in case of an a YESTERDAY'S HIGH: 9@ at LAUNDRY PUERTO RICO MEDICAL CENTER, RIO fl aiout nuciear war. he had made in his seven years} 159 5 PIEDRAS, PUERTO RICO. U_ S. Defense Secretary Thomas |in the PentagenYESTERDAYS LOW: 74. All required Contract and Bidding Documents and fils. Gates assigned the responsibiSTATESIDE: New York, 78, Drawings may be obtained at the offiee ef the Provility for strategie target planning sional mingo
Board of the Puerto Rico Medical Center, Building, Stop 19, Ponce de Leém Avenue,
turce,
Puerto
Rico
upen
deposit
of cash, money
Fla San-
fjto Gem Themas S. Puwer, strate-/ gic air commander, and said that |:
order,
fithe revised
and
unified
THE Seruay
acca So or certified cheek, payable to the Provisional Board fer ff of targets marked for nuclear des-|} tos Pm the Puerta Rico Medical Center, im the amount of
Dollars ( $50), which sum will be refunded upon return of said documents in geed condition within thirty (30) calendar days from the date on which bids are otherwise the entire depesit will be forfeited Bids will be received only from persons or firms who have requested the Centraet Documents amd Draw-
ptruetion im case ef aibout war be}
||ready for appreval by the jeint t {}chiefs of staff by Deeember. | Gates told reporters that the} decision to centralize strategie
These:
ts.
later than five (5) calendar days oi ef
net
Each cuted
on
bid must
be accompanied:
the
of
ferm
Bid
Bond
ra
be
er 4
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cloudy; Dallas, 81, partly eleudy; San Francisco, 73, clear.
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exercise direct operational con-
obtained
San Juan
to the opening
bids.
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partly cloudy; Boston, 71, clear; -
| Phitadetphia, 78, clear; Washingmoon || %@, 79, partly cleudy; Miami, 83,
||target plans rejected he com iE ant Giz! Now Gtr. pes fj cePt of a separate Strategic foree |} aug. 16 Aus. 2 want Aug. 29 Sept. 3 || Ponce:
ings and made the required depasit therefor umder [| own. names.
their
a
MOON 18: Tre
-
|
of the total of the proposal Bids will be reeeived at the office of the Board at the address given above, until Provisional 3:00 PM standard local time. September 16, 1960; at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read aloud. é previsional Beard reserves the right to waive. informalities ander te reject any or all bids when it
ROSS
{if
8:23 pm
17:59 p.m.
Feces
GMa.
Mayagnez:
a bid bend, exe-
Ae with the Caontract Documents, im the amount ef five percent (5%)
5:00 am.
ma 1:02 a.m.
OPTICAL
;
12:44 pam
Emergency
a
|
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Registry
=x deneen "1308, Sonturce The op
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on
vein. see o me “(er information and
savintnnce.
is in the interest ef the Board.
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President
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‘SAN JUAN STAR.— Thursday; August 18, 1960; ;
| Burglars ‘New Look’ PDP Expects 50,000
| Get Gun, At Escobar Assembly
$5,280 A
burglary
meras
in
section
the
Villa
of Santurce
Palof to
the
27
police
after
thefts were
a total
of
|strength—50,000 strong. }’
reported in the metro-
he
kept
in
a
small
to
his
The
were
two
be ¢|
she awoke
Juan Rampla
Tabpoas Fernandez of 1 del Almirante St. in San-
told
one a
Loiza
broke
into
window,
police
his
and,
that
home
after
some-
ransacking
were ment.
removed It was
the
thieves
and
$60
in
visit
San
Juan.
Martinez,
York
with
was
by
a
hearing
hefore
U.S.
al
a
in FBI
Com-
morning.
was
found
was
in her
Miss
of
pos-
Davila’s
first visit to Puerto Rico since she
was two
taken to New months old.
York
when
Not Easily Discouraged CAIRO caught
(AP)—Policemen a,pickpocket
on a crowded
in
the
or
oad
atalitv
F
e
involved
in
con-
this
Rico
Puerto
in
fatality
traffic
235th
the
Sunday|came
Me-|
Rico
Puerto
2
Rodolfo Cordero.
legislators
struck
was
and
Ramon by driven Aponte|car Fajardo, of Cervantes
F. are
High-
tried to cross
Rosa
Rivera
by
hand- | said.
candidate.
who
ordered
has
away
been
held
him
Cervantes
'bail.
posted
orp =
the
$1,000
daiquiri
machine
from
is
a
a
big
bus had. to file a
to jail.
ASHFORD HOUSE |
| of
RICO
Rehabili-
the
for
Work
MEDICAL
CENTER,
RIO
Bidding
Documents
and
|
to
($75),
which
Board
Provisio
the
payable
Five Dollars
will be refunded
sum
upon return of said documents in good condition within thirty (30) calendar days from the date on which bids
of one
A maximum
sets may
to
set of documents deposit.
under
will be
Additional
be obtained at the price of $50 per set, which
will not be returnable.
received
be
will
Bids
(1)
bidder
one
any
for-
will be
entire deposit
the
otherwise
feited.
only
from
persons
or
firms
who have requested the Contract Documents and Drawuired deposit therefor under ings and made the documents may not be obtained These names. their own five
(5)
calendar
days
bids. Each bid must be accompanied
who act
check,
certified
of
cuted
on
the form
of
Bid
Bond
tract Documents, in the amount dollars
prior
to the
by a bid bond,
exe-
the
Con-
included
with
above, until 3:00 30, 1960; at which
P.M. time
and place they will be publicly opened and read aloud. al the right reserves Boardion Provis
informalities
and/or
to reject
“Everyone’s Carrier
attention Room
is on
the
1960
Conditioner”
Air
an
of twenty five thousand
( $25,000).
Board, at the address given standard local time, September
-
opening
Bids will be received at the office of the Provisional
‘The
a
Alonso police
for the Puerto Rico Medical Center, in the amount of
pra Pr
double charge against him after he tried to pick another pocket en route
certain
candidate
mingo Building, Stop 19, Ponce de Leén Avenue, Santurce, Puerto Rico upon deposit of cash, money order,
furnished
This
t
Drawings may be obtained at the office of the Provisional Board of the Puerto Rico Medical Center, Fla-
lottery
29,
frozen
The
PIEDRAS, PUERTO RICO. All required Contract and
are cpened;
session.
;
S
(STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)
PUERTO
Center,
tation
commerce Méss Davila was released on her own recognizance. * A bag containing 600 sheets of Aug.
a
Construction
General
for
bids
Seventy
Charged with attempt to transport lottery tickets in interstate
tickets for the drawing
to
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT REHABILITATION CENTER PUERTO RICO MEDICAL CENTER RIO PIEDRAS, PUERTO RICO or about August 15, 1960, Contract Documents .
On
missioner Ramon.C. Julia yesterday
dispenses
Swedish-mixer.
and Drawings will be available for the preparation
on a warrant authorized by Assitsant US. Attorney Raymond L. Acosta, she was ordered to report for
as
Gar
rum
a
Iturraldi,
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
re-
the
Airport,
time-saver, she reports.
relatives
Arrested
.
DAIQUIRIS—Catherine
newly-installed
after
in the
:
2
ternational
The passenger, 21-year-old Aida New
blood,”
| hostess at the Tourism Department’s welcome bar at In-
night by customs officials.
vacation
At-large
AUTOMATIC
from
a New York bound passenger International Airport Tuesday
to
cent “‘un-
Justice of the Peace Agusto picked by Mufioz, much as state-| Cervantes charged candidates}Sanchez vice-presidential side homicide and are normally picked by the presi-|with involuntary
;
Lottery tickets valued at $9,000 were discovered in the baggage
Davila
Senate
nominated
of the
presentatives and Federico
F” *
FBI Arrests - Girl Carrying Lottery Tickets To NYC -
turning
the
a
was reported yester-
be
to
_ Mufioz,
=
Tomasa
in ‘‘new
the at-large representatives | registered senators. Among rumored | year.
dential
her laboratory at the hospital.
of at
admit
of
dical Association, and former Re-|way
entrance.
$15in records
and
in
deeply
president
l
cash
Ada Maria Anglada, of 1454 Ashford Ave., a nurse at Presbyterian in Condado, told police| — a $75 record| at someone stole
player
leaders
The accident occured at 4:10 nominees for the Senate are Dr.| Eugenio Fernandez Cerra, former|P-m. on Tuesday when Carlos
from her apartnot reported how
gained
possibility
renominated
to be
are and
Daisy Jimenez Mercado of 21 Grug St., Terraza del Parque reported to police that $200 in perbelongings
be
Still
through
during the daylight hours.
sonal
Party
gi vention matters, such as changes who boy seven-year-old A in party regulations, the party| 4s struck and killed by a car platform, and a list of resolutions} near his home in Luquillo beto be voted upon.
the house, made off with $390 in cash and an undisclosed amount of jewelry. The crime was committed | 77 Tuesday
the
vacancies
day
from a
nap.
turce
and
*| for governor,
midday
matters.
Popular
to bring
filled Sunday. _ Meanwhile, Gov. Munoz,
to
off
cae
-
when
to|
three (the Ponce senatorial race ended in a tie between the incumbent and a newcomer.) There are
by Dolores Orta, an aunt of Mrs. Baledon,
referring
the PDP as the “new look” party|that the more than 50 per since 22 new candidates have been|turnover in the House is
nominees
safe
scared
vention
are
In the Senate, there are two new| Spirit of renewal.”
bedrvom.
robbers
leaders
of 40 district seats.
after finding the keys which he kept hidden on a mantle over the door
Party
nominated, in local primaries, for|USUal.’” The only explanation. they the House of Representatives, out | ffered is the desire of the party
politan area in a 24 hour period ending at noon yesterday. Francisco Baledon Cuevas, who has a farm in Carolina, tol police that the thieves entered his house at 364 Bellevue St. and} took the money, gun and eight shells
Sunday
By A. W. MALDONADO from Fortaleza since early August, The “new look” Popular Demo-|is expected back late this week. cratic Party expects its Sunday|a Fortaleza refused to reveal general assembly in Sixto Esco- where he is staying now, stating bar stadium to’ be a show of|oHly that he is working on con-
yester-
day afternoon netted a pair thieves $5,280 and a revolver. The robbery was’ reported
i
any ‘or all
to waive when it
is in the interest of the Board. GUILLERMO ARBONA, President
M. D. °
YOUR
CONDITIONING
AIR
STEVE’S ROOM
AIR
CONDITIONING
SPECIALIST
Ave. — Stop23 — Santurce ndes 1603 FernaJuncos TELS. Opea for Family
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+ SAN JUAN ST4AB,— Thursday, August 18, 1960
Ferre Will Construct
ILA $5,000 By
HAROLD
The
goal
$5,000
of mass
Rico,
will
J. LIDIN
home,
long
builders
the
in Puerto
reportedly
materialize
at a large home development to be built in Bayamon on a 273acre tract purchased by the welfare fund of the International
Longhoremen’s
Association
CLA). The patterns
for
the
economy-
priced homes are now being built at the Ferre-owned Porto Rico Iren Luis A.
Works Ferre,
Republican
im the
Party
Ponce. Statehood
candidate
governor and a partner Ferre Enterprises, said
for
in the yester-
day that about 2,800 homes will | be
built
on
the
Bayamon
The land ILA welfare
off
the
Homes
purchased by the fund, fer a reported
Comerio
The
road.
106 this
Fican
YORK,
uled
for
occupancy
within
the
next four months, is expected to be one of several new housing developments here te be baeked by
labor
Ferre
unions.
mentioned
a
proposed
500-unit project in Mayaguez, and a 600-home development in Pon-
ce
as
slated
The
for
homes
an
will
be
non-profit ventures, Act.
early
start.
built
as
probably
un-
221 of the National The
FHA
can
Labor
day the
expressed satisfaction for manner in which Puerte
Rican
Department,
groups
on
the
nicipal well,
Rican
cities
pushing
eampaign
with
#
for
died unexpectedly his
residence,
He
is survived
8
to
10
at
the
Cemetery,
offering
take
water
nu-
The
construction
is known
as Pro-
same goldyears ago
Eisenhower at groundceremonies for the Center
at
the
the will
College
Mechanical
same morning go to Mayaguez
ceremonies
of
at for
a
nu-
clear research reactor at Nuclear Center. University
the of
Mo., from
Funeral Bayamon.
elections in order to mainits “non-partisan status,” a
spokesman
said yesterday.
Dr. Enrique Lugo Silva, State 51 vice-president, also announced
at
the
University
zation.
McConnie, legal advisor United Federal Savings
Puerto
Rico,
again and nobody is going te stop us—ne
matter.who
setback
Julian for the
of
promised that “‘after the electians, we are going to start a drive
yesterday a sweeping change in tions.”” the high command of the organiCitizens
wins
the
elec-
‘
for State 51 suffered a several
weeks
ago.
There
was a poor turnout for a banqtet in wihch Sen. Denis Chavez fD-
Puerto Nuevo, assembly last
N. M.) was the main speaker. Less
week was elected to replace A. Rivera Valdivieso as State 51 pres-
fair in which local Republican and Democratic party leaders partiei-
ident. Lugo was vice-president.
pated.
and was
Loan Assn. elected at
of an
retained
as
first
“During the next three months,” Lugo
said
yesterday,
‘‘we
are
not
than
300
people
attended
status.
Fhe
official
position
get
only
in
partisan
politics.
‘af-
its battle statehpod
organization, Lugo said, the referendum should
involved
the
After the elections, Lugo added,
State 51 will continue for a referendurn on
going to be as active as we have been because we do not want to
Rico Chancellor will preside Bonus
is a joint
Jaime
prise of the AEC Water Resourees is being
designed
generation of
to produce
of
steam
16,300
nu-
for the kilowatts
electricity.
The
project
will
cost
an
esti-
mated $16.1 million with the federal -agency providing most of the moneny.
The
reactor
vance
the
is expected
AEC’s
nuclear
to adsuper-
heat program by demonstrating techniques and supplying operating data. Completion ed in late 1962.
Tuesday’s
is
expect-
ceremonies, the AEC
said, commemorate important elear energy milestones. The ed for
Nuclear the AEC
ty of Puerto
nu-
statehood—yes
or
of the
is that include
no.
Rico, was
program
establish-
Atoms-F o r-Pe ace
to provide
research
training in nuelear energy for scientists and technicians ftem the American Republies. he center has facilities at both the Mayaguez and the Rio Piedzas
campuses ,of at the Juan. The
and
~
the university aad
Medical. new
School
research
in
Ban
reactert
is
located near the College of Agri-
culture
campus square
and
Mechanieals
Also taking monies field
Asts
in Mayaguez, in a 12;600 foot building.
will
part im the eerebe
(D.-Calif.)
Rep.
Chet
Heli-
of the Joint
Cen-
gressional Committee on Atemic Energy, Rafael ecutive
V.
director
Resourees
Cen , operatby the Universi-
ed in 1957 as part of President Eisenhower’s
enter-
and the P.R. Authority. It
clear superheated
By A. W. MALDONADO
The
TIEING UP—Laurance Rockefeller, of the famed Rockefeller clan,
Secretary of Health Guillermo Arbona said yesterday that the
dergoing
tidies up after arriving at national Airport yesterday
Department of Health is being re-
Martinique.
Rockefeller
Interfrom
said
an
expansion at his Derado Beaeh Hotel will be ready for the winter
tourist
season.
Gunter
Hett)
(STAR-
photo
by
Parents Win Suit For Injury To Son
daytime
_
and evening classes in Spanish as a foreign language for beginners intermediate and advance students.
Registration fee: $25.00 a semester.
rial tain
Our organization has and will maintain its non-partisan; status.” Lugo, social scienee professor
Urrutia,
of
the
Authority,
ex-
Water
John
C.
Bugher, director of the Nuelear Center, and AEC Commissigner Riehard E. Wilson will partici-
pate.
The
public
will be
tour the center
allowed
to
after ceremonies.
Reorganization Splits Health Department Into 3 Bureaus
Sol
Registration will go on until Thursday the 18th at Humanities 1 in the basement of the Humanities building.
boiling
Rincon.
Project
The University of Puerto is
new
Puerto Benitez
SPANISH CLASSES AT THE UPR Rico
will
of Agriculture and Arts in Mayaguez.
Home, Hato Rey. A private burial will be held tomorrow morning
at National
the
Nuclear
by an uncle,
Ehret
Commission
by Milten breaking
of Puerto Rico for the last 11 years, is a native of Kansas City,
Mo.
employes.
Munoz will use the en spade used two
Smith, who had been a resident
Bryce Smith, of Hickman, and two aunts, Friends may call tonight
union dues of common-
ject Borus.
yes-
150
Fe-
in ground-breaking ceremonext Tuesday at 9:30 am.,
mear
63,
terday St.
fede-
Employe
municipal
dedication
San Juan,
the
of the reactor
Dies Unexpectedly at
and
Later 11, they
with the Don Roberto on Cristo St. in Old
the
clear superheat reactor to be constructed at Punta Higuera,
enthusiasm.
wancated gift shop
P. Cald-
for
Legislature authorizing
wealth
part nies
those
Smith,
facilitate
Energy
registration
Howard
John
Gov. Mufioz and Commissioner John S. Graham of the Atomic
B. Howard Smith (Ben)
Fede-
Citizens pe State 51 has decided te suspend its pro-statehood “drive” until after the gubernate-
Munoz To Break Ground
Conn. and He found
the
unions,
American
the discounting of from the paychecks
pres-
in
the
Employes.
insular
mainland
leaders
com-
deration program, legislation was passed in the last session of ihe
Monserrat is just back from a trip to Newark and Elizabeth,
Puerto
This
AFL-CIO
representative
ties. To
are cooperating in the camPpaign to get Puerto Ricans reg-
N.J., Bridgeport, Springfield, Mass.
Inc.
ration in Puerto Rico, says his union plans a $21 million housing program in 28 island municipali-
yester-
istered for the November idential elections.
under
ration of State, County, and Mu-
the MigraPuerto Ri
ean
other
particularly
write
(AP)—Jose of the
imsurance
Industries,
where the first homes are sched- ly with
Monserrat Pleased With Voting Drive NEW
mortgage provision.
development, }pany has also been working close-
Bayamon
| Housing
Monserrat, chief tion Division of
Suspends Operations
sale price of gbout $850,000, is Sponsoring firm for the lowlocated in Vista Alegre Ward cost developments is Trans-Ame-
pro, der Section
perty.
Citizens For State 5]
organized into three bureaus— health, administration and welfare.
The seeretary also announced the appointment of Praxedes Norat Zambrana as assistant cretary of health in charge
the
bureau
seof
of administration.
Tanganyika
Boycott
DAR-ESSALAAM
(AP)—Tan-
U.S. Judge Clemente Ruiz Nazario yesterday awarded $7,500 damages to the parents-of a tweyear-old boy injured while playing in a farm tool shed in Jayuya.. Damages, to be paid by the American Surety Company of New York, insurers of the farm ef
ganyika’s 20,00@member TransPort. and General Workers Union
Miguel
shed
Angel
Sastre, were
award-
fed farm worker Higimio Aponte and his wife on behalf of their a
has voted
to boycott
all South
African goods in protest against South Africa’s white supremacy
department a
has
been
top-to-bottom
unreer-
ganization designed principally te decentralize functions. The department has divided the island into five health-welfare districts, all relatively self-sufficient.
With the reorganization of the department’s eentral headquarters
into
three
bureaus,
what
used to be the division of hospitals has been merged with the bureau of health. The bureau of welfare will continue as a separate function, although in close coordination with the bureau of health. The bureau of administrationis organized into two divisions—
when
grass
mower
he inserted his fingers‘ be
ment
since
1958
in various
plan-
‘ning capacities. Quifienes started at the department 22 years ago aB a stenographer.
Rising
threugh
the department’s organization, he beeame chief of the budget section in 1956. -He received: his education at the University of Puerto Rice. :
CORRECT iON A
headline
in
the
Aug.
16.
that President Eisenhower oe
.
a
at Yale University and his PhD. at the University of Chieago. He has worked in the Depart-
edition of this newspaper stated |
poliei
containing
been involved in the Department’s reorganization since. its planning stage in 1957. ,
Assistant Seeretary Norat has
Trans Caribbean Airways’ side Mait Run.” The erroneous. The President's
Sta was a
was to uphold a decision by tine ; with the Department ef health since 1946. Before that Civil Aeronantics Board - ‘Phe youngster was playing with of the machine. The accident ‘oe- he had been a social worker and TCA ‘the right to earry she sa PATA AER eh: DT ee Surred: over two: years MO we &
SPST 22 2% oRen farm!
tween the eutting blades just as another child spun the fly wheel
been
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hy
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thnedar, idmgust 38, 1900
se
Ports Authority Buys |MMart Rises Agee. Three San Juan Piers nrewese—~In Active Trading ferry, 2,
a sideline to the sale of
has bought piers No.
and 3 in
Old
San
1,| the three San Juan piers, the
Juan from| Ports
Authority
has agreed
By JOHN
to|
NEW
YORK
MCKEE
t—The
Velume totaled 3,050,000 shares.
stock mar-
Eleven
of the 15
most
$225,000.
at pier
No.
3,
which
now
the main offices ef the Bull Lines,| The will
No.
houses | Tierra.
active|by
be converted soon
imto
14, im - Puerta de| moderately active trading. It was|and one was unchanged, Standard!
public
a/| build
the
corporation
market’s
ninth
rise in a
will |..The market opened higher with)
row.|Oil
(New
Jersey).
American
Motors
McDonnelf
Airceaft, up
Zenith rese 4%,
ments
topped
3%,
1 and’
Texas
Motorela
4%,
InstruMagnavex:
5
the|3%, Polaroid 1%, American To-
a 40,000 square-foot cargo | prices improving in the afternoon. | most active list, rising 1% te 23%|bacco
1%,
Eastman
Kodak
,
2,
special passenger ship dock. The | shed, and ‘expand the yard area|There was some profit taking a3 jon 110,110 shares. Avco was second | Woolworth 1%, and Dubois Chemobsolete piers No. 1 and 2, how-|to expedite the handling ef con-|it neared the close but a modest| most active, rising % to 16 % en|ical, ‘newly admitted to the big ever, will be used as parking|tainer cargo. The latter step in-| Tally kept prices ahead. 60,600 shares. Third was Glen Al-|board 1% to 18%. .
The
new
Bull
offices,
which | five-year
Trucking Operations .
lease.
will be operative
.
The
Cc
by December.
conversion
;
Chem
a
plans call for | Allis
Chal At the adjacent pier No. 8.| wedging om both sides of pier |Alumin Ltd No. 3, and for extending the |Aluminum
Bolivar added, Bull plans to dis-| mantle a two-story concrete build-'
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sugar
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lower.
sugar|
Sales
4 closed
6 lewer. Sales 357 contracts.
Sep
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61 ealeae
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areas. volves the removal of frame sheds| New 1960 highs numbered 69./den, up 1% at 17% om 60,400} American Stock Exchange prices Bull Lines Manager Jose Boli-| left by the National Guard, which | All indicators rese, with the As-| shares. were generally higher on turnover of 1,130,000 shares compared with var said yesterday the head-|formerly occupied a three-acre sociated Press average of 60 stocks quarters of ; the shipping E company | @Fea adjacent to pier No. 14it ahead Fi 30 to $220.50. Dow| andNextLionel, came up GM,3% upat ‘hat 44%.) 1 2 999 Tuesday. " a : 33 %. im will be switche te pier dNo. 9, The dock and cargo facilities | Jones industr were ials up $1.07 at a Corpo: rate bonds advanced within the next two months. will be used by Bull under a | $626.50. The missile makers were re-| more active dealings.
will be completely aircoondition | Durand Ports expects Authoritythe chief Rafael ed, will cost about $60,000. tourist deck|
|
Ging
Bull Lines. The reperted cost was | enlarge and modernize facilities | ket advanced again yesterday in| stocks advanced, thrée declined; | Martin, up 2%. Pier
|
Our new office and
ce
sition until
fn
ME ahh Cae Ta
:
eed 3
postmaster at Afiasco Sept.
must
14.
have
wen
pest
office
is
year
preceeding
lived
city Ww
located, Sept.
for
in
the
14.
USSR, So. Africa Trade JOHANNESBURG,
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aad
of
midnight
Applicants
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;
|
.government
South radio
Africa says
‘ | the Soviet’ Union- imported $3.5
ROAD NUMBER 2
| mittion worth of goods from South
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Central Warehouse
FHE
SAN
JUAN
STAR — Thursday, Angust 18, 1960
By
FREDERICK
a
Say
Peers
Fomento Reports Promotion Yield High: Average Cash Return Now $39 To $1 Puerte Rice’s- capacity to produce The statistical’ appendix report-| million for tourism: and $1.5 mil- “At the clese of the fiseal year, income from tourism withouta ed that net income from ali three | liom for rum premotion for a tetal 623 Fomento-promoted plamts were
ag
and
fiscal
rum
premetion
1960, these
programs.
programs
in
pre-
duced a total of $39.40 im. direct and indirect income to the island, according
to
the
statistical
ap
ment’s tourism investment. from $297,526,000 in fiscal 1969. ‘The appendix also listed the fol-| the close of fiscal 1959. During ‘Expenditures Keported lowing statistics: the year 111 prometed plants epenim computing these ratios, Fo mento’s statisticians first deterThe appendix reported the fol-| Fomente programs produced an |¢@ and 27 promoted plants closed, mine the direct income to the lowing expenditures for the pro-| average of 52,415 jebs during the | 25 against 105 plants opening and island from each of the three pro- grams. in 1968: $6.7 million for the| years, as against 44,836 in fiseal| 37 plants closing in the prior grams. Direct benefits include industrialization. program; $}.4| 196% year. sueh factors as imcome to capital
Paton a
Hah
pendix of Fomento’s annual report. and labor from the specific proThe statistical appendix -which was based on the preliminary Direct income frem the indusfiscal 1960 figures, also reported: Htrialization program rese to $158,In the industriatization program, 335,000 in fiscal 1960, the appendix the
ratio
direct
and
indirect
said,
compared
with
$125,936,000
income to the cost of the program reached a record 47.6 te one— meaning that every dollar imvest-
im fiseal 1959. Direct income from tourism rose $16.8 million, while direet income
ed
program
from rum edged up to $12.9 million.
produced $47.60 im income te the island. In fiseal 1959 the ratio was
To éach of these figures the statisticians added the value of
42.2 to one. Fastest
indirect
by
Fomente
in
the
income—ito
storekeepers, etc. to deter-|
The rising
ratio of income to cost is fastest in the tourism pro-
service industries, mine the net income from each of the programs. The general
gram,
where
formula
one
it
fiscal
j
te 239
1960,
up
from
to
17.9
reipt e PE iia raiie
in
In Tourism
to one
se inp seem
ts
of
cost ratio was. largely attributable to the fact that a -considerable
in fiscal
The rum
1959.
benefits-cost promotion
ratio
up to 17.1 to one from in fiscal 1959. An
official
fer
campaign
at
the
moved
14.8 to one
Fomento’s
office
of economic research said the stlarp rise in the tourism incomenumber
of
guest
houses
opened
in fiscal 19860. Unlike many of the larger hotels, guest houses usually have little or no investment
from
the
government.
Therefore
the opening of a guest house
raises
million.
i
rise in the governFor every dollar Fomento spent corresponding
to
estimate
the
income was to double of direct income.
FROM
SHIP FRANCES
N.Y.
ALCOA:
Balt..
PENNANT
ALCOA CLIPPER
value
years in publie service. The 62 year-old architect, has held his present since 1947, has worked
ernment agencies here the United States.
Bull
s
s
Magaguer.
is
»
16
s
Veacmucia, Trinidad. Guif
yw a
» =
Ponce,
whe in
AND/
Lines
Alcoa
Alcea
Mayaguez, Ponce.
Bult
Ponce. Newark Mayaguez. Ponce,
Sea Land of P. R. Bull Lines
N. ¥.
Lines
7
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St. Thomas
PRVI
Far East,
7
»
Tampa, Panama,
N.Y.
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Japaa
Carios
Ball
Tropic
Freight
.
N.Y.
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TROPIC
STAR
St.
BERNICE M P & T BUILDER
Croix
. Norfolk Londoa
18
19
St.
TY
2
West Coast ports
1s
UPSHUR
MORE
Panama,
Guantaname
2
2
Thomas
1960
Buy them cot TUTO We
PER
DOLL
AR
ROBERTO
H.
TODD
Read the Classifieds
for
alse
For
cs
Pope& Talbot, Ship.
Corp,
Imbert
N. ¥.. Europe
BUICKS
Agents
Inc.
S. Americam ports Royal Mail Lime,
20
COOLING
36
position for gov-
and
OPERATOR
Y.
Eucape
Osvaldo Hidalgo, head of the Department of Construction of the Urban Renewal and Hous after
TO Nw
Aatilies
(Corp.
retire
Newark N. Y.. Ponce
$3
St. Thomas
USNS
will
Y.
AUG.
Bs
NEW YORK MARU
From
Corp.,
DEPARTURE
s
FAIREAND KATHRYN _ _ LEDA I
BRITTANY
img
Y.
~ *Phit, Bait. N.
Hidalgo Will Retire Housing
S13
AUG.
Mobile, N. Ocleans
JEAN
indirect
the
N.
ARRIVAL
have
and
MSTS —
OPELS
SUAREZ,
CAPARRA execclient
imformation,
visit
AVE. — STOP or TEL. 3-2620
INC.
MOTORS used
as
cars.
at
17%
—
SANTURCE
* -
Alcoa Cavalier—Alcoa Clipper—Alcoa Corsair—Now .. . these three famous cargo-passenger ships are im regulars weekly service direct from Mobile and New Orleans to San Juan. This new serv-|
ha
on
a
Pa
ice is in addition to Alcoa’s present weekly service from Gulf and ‘Atlantic ports to San Juan, Mayagiiez and Ponce. With these ‘additional freight sailings, Alcoa provides Puerto Rico with unequaled Steamship service, plus the following three important) ‘advantages . . Finest Equipment—A Icea’s cargo- passenger ships
Greater Flexibility— Alcoa now offers
Mere Refrigerated Carge Space — The
et at
from New
ships have huge capacity for refrigerated
now, for the first time, call Puesto
with them
Rico,
their fameus
reputation for express
service, expert cargo han-
dling and mechanical equipment suitable for
every kind of freight.
sailings twice weekly Puerto
Mobile amd Orleans to
Rico,
Alcoa Cavalier-class
with
cargo. Alcoa now offers
arrivals in San Juam
= a. combined capacity of
every Monday and
27,000 cubic feet of
Wednesday. Service is doubled!
5 Du
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MATERIAL E
100%
cotton,
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washable
he
Reg. 39¢ 9 yard
Ano
CROP-TOP, BERMUDA
BOYS
T-SHIRTS sizes 6-16 100% cotton
washable
AND
ss
t
SHORTS
PEDAL
PUSHERS
A three-piece set for the
lady.
Crop top and shorts ore lined for longer wear. Made to sell for $6.99
Sizes 3-6X;
$ 399
OO! | snr $499 Ladies
BLOUSES Awide vartety of styles and
1 Gauge
15 denier
.
Flown ete
Colors,
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oll first quality
and solid colors,
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|PLAZA, BAYAMON ee
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assorted colors,
THE SAN JUAN
STAR — Thursday, August 16, 1960
Visiting Audiologist Offers ‘City Of Silence’ New Hope i
7
|
hepe’
E
i:
F
ibe new
for the island's ‘itfle deaf mutes—particularly at ‘thei
!
may
iiter
&
There
at
KNORR
Wemen's
i
BETTY
STAR
[! lt fit i [ :
By
Bellevue:
Mrs. her
Alice
Sullivan
Quifones
‘and
committee
met
with
members
and
ithe nuns
of
who
teach at the San ‘Gabriel ‘ichodl: for ‘the ‘Deaf and ‘told ‘them of ‘the) marvelous work ‘being done with! deaf
‘babies at Bellevue.
The
treat-'
ment is unique in ‘the U. S$. .and patterned after a program instigated
in
Sngland
London's
largest
‘by
”
says,
“‘are
:mostly im .chiktiren of ountered
one
deaf parents. These parents, be- | gz cause of ‘their own ‘handicap, ‘have:
‘hospitals.
“Very ;powerful thearing aids are}, put on deaf babies as young zs
STING
late for our treatment and the child must wait -until old enough’ enter a s¢hedl
Harriet
‘for ‘the
deaf.”
McLauglilin,
thas
an
47 dn ‘New York—
enrdiiment
en
the island
the
daniien
TODAY—Seta San Juan chapter cegular meeting at Mrs. Carelyn Little,
‘to “thear”’ ‘this way .and
‘ell CPR
a
QARBRER
learned @s
.consequenee iin ‘their normal
growing up ;pattern, ithe youngsters
retained ‘their matural woices. The program
at Bellevue,
‘heail-
ed by Dr.
John Daly, chief .of the!
hospital's
earmose-aniifhroat
«die-
warming. whom (their
and
examination
doctors,
including
<eonsultation
with
«
panel
her the ‘te¢hnigues .0f ibringing ithe }will ibe pulilished. Copies of the | Xt C — — —
Westinghouse
—
Easy —
AT
BEY
Furniture
Phileo
cee
Calle
Parque
6-2571
Hehe
Puerto by
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their
Tel. 830
te
£Ge Gb aEE Oe,
be
held
in
at
9 p.
Piedras Don’t you are
Casa
de
Es
Rico will hold a te henor the sons of members that to schoel on Sat-
her
home
in. Rice
m.
turn link browning
“COLLEGE mathematics.
plus STYLE less 25% You'll shopping
sausage with a
that fork!
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.
DISCOUNT
be
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and
“always
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MARISA’S,
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make fashion
the is
DRESSES
—
SPORTSWEAR
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8:30
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‘Tel. 2-3278
ac He Cee de Bee We
at
SATURDAY—Miss Luisita Nevérez will be hestess at an invitational summer time carnival party
of
OUR
COCKTAIL
81
.
open
buy-word.
*PONCE Union
will
SATURDAY—The
Jan de Sarteg, im the Tapia Theater in Old San Juan. Curtain
—
BAYAMON
exhibition
pana en Puerte dance at 9 p. m. and daughters are geimg back urday.
International Theater Festival
the
Kelvinator
Ploza Gaston
203 Eleanor Roosevelt
Tal, 66190.
Rice
grade,”
Applianees, Water theaters, Sinks Furniture, Bedding, Housewares, Fishing tacide, Patio Furnishings Rensovelt
St, Condade at 8 p.m. TODAY—The First
It's simple
General Blectric— Hotpsint — RCA — Frigidaire
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in
p-m.
the home of 1113 Piccieni
DURING
HOUSE
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS EXTREME DISCOUNT PRICES
#.
committe
save 2 Sy Wo on ozesses
ee
DESCOUNT
HATO.
her
Brkt» Cogs
.of
« jpeiliatrician,
psychologist anil an auitlidlogist | If deafness iis :intlicated, ithe mother! is given an Appointment ‘to ‘teach!
124
and
The
the exhibition of Paisanaje in the Campeche Gallery at 153 San Sebastian St. in Old San Juan.
parents
Suspect ‘to ‘be deaf, are ibraught ‘to
the hospital for free
mes
efforts to collect just $5 apiece from 100,000 donors to raise the “City of Silence.”
Sigma Phi’s will held its
time is at 6:40 p. m. TOMORROW —Inauguration
partment is gust (four years old, Miss Sullivan says, .and ‘the wesuilts are heart Babies,
fer training
Rose, left te (STAR photo
{On The Calendar This Week |
outside stutlents who come {far ‘lip, wisitef
teacher at to raise fund’s for a “City of
of 550
deaf childven qilus lasses for 480 reading,
ef the campaign
deaf yeungsters must close its doers in less than two years. Their only hepe is in Mrs. Quito
school ‘for ‘the leaf iin ‘the world— which
read
tutien
‘the’
now :retired (principal of ithe ‘largest Junior High No.
York,
of Silence Fund raising campaign, and Sister the classrooms fer the deaf at the San Gabriel School.
afier the chili is two ‘years .and], eight -‘months,”’ she says, “‘it is ‘too
Miss
Ei aud iologist and
[IST—Miss Alice Sullivan, research
for the istand’s deaf mate youngsters when she arrived here two weeks ago and volunteered her services. Above, are Miss Sullivan, Mrs. Clara Luz Quiiiones,
six months,’”’ Miss Sullivan .explains. “If dedfness is detected
to
AUDIOLL
Bellevue @ospital in New
Ss
H
offered ther
&
i
and
i"y AEBRltiy
Nisss
yt: ag
youngsters,
B
deaf hn.
Hf
H
aaF
i
rrondo de Quifiones’. anibiftous project ‘te raise funds to ‘build a “City of Silence” ‘for Puerto Rico's:
eae FE
Hospital in 'N. WY. C., veadl dm tthe STWR of Mrs. Clara Luz Vizca-
hi a F H. f fl iof I; gif Few H Fa | Ai tee {
ffrom
i Heit
research :autlio-’
‘teacher
Hi
wisiting
bE
and
Be
A
logist
i
handicap is detected im Ibaby-:
hooitl.
CARTE ee
e eee
Ashford
Ave.
—
Santurce
(Across from Condede Beech Hotel) BLANCHE DINER’S
SPOT
BE
CLUB iB ; EL eae Te)
Byer ts on
¢
10
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, August 18, 1960
In and around By
poncp {/Mayor Fetes Carnival
Committee
Rosarito de Jesus .' Sunday at El Coche Restaurant. | Bank president Roberto de Jesus presented Lions star Pachin Vicéns (Banco de Ponce manager of Santa Maria Branch), “basketball player of the year,” with a watch as @ gift from the bank personnel. Newlyweds Nylda Vicéns (she is the da Davila) welcome
to
their
home
and Gilbert« former Nyli their friend:
in
Road
No.
2
Km. 125, hm. 7, Reparto Lopez Aguadilla...Commonwealth O Refinery President Roy Diwok and his wife,Doris, left last Fr {day on an extended vacation i Denver, Col. Daughter Lind: who is in N. Y., will join then there later... Thirteen-year olc
jIvonne
Bougeois,
{Nena
and
Remy
daughter
oi
Bougeois,
re
turned to her Miami home after | visiting her aunt and uncle Mar|got
ae
;
:
and Mundito The following
elected
MISS wedding Estucley
to
the
wedding
Rosarito Trigo
Saturday
Ferré
to
promises
of
oo
Benigno
to be
Deportivo
Club
—
“
=
governing board: Pepe Poventud,| CARNIVAL MEMORIES—Dojfia Felisa Rincén de Gautier, Mayor of San Juan, enter-
president The
Valdecilla. __ persons were
the
(reelected;
Francisco| tained Tuesday at City Hall for members of the past San
vice president;
va ’ 4
Wee
ies
Za-
Above,
from
vice-president; | Carnival Queen,
‘Terres, ML Eduarde under-secretary: Wys, secretary; Suan. Efren
so-
seated
Mrs.
Carrién,
of
R.
left
to right,
are
dona
Ernestina
Marta Coll, Billy Carrion,
while
standing
are
Josefina
president Del
Mar,
at
ass
in
the
Ponce
will,
less
confined de
1960
to
Ponce
the
relatives. relatives
:
f
.
ten
Ceuta
P.
5
is sponsoring
| formances. .
IN
PONCENOS
7
the
per-
Luis
aig
i
|banking
Dick
and
Marta
Santaella
seciesaie ey:
> se y 3
de
Dia
Bevlenher
te
convention.
Later
On, | ouez
| Torres
Matilde
;
and
hd Pea | i
je
| | : “Luisaandan Sammy Ama were: | 5" Ramery, Qui“y |co Angusa | ae Albers, Actée Albors, Gloria Ter- | #
Torres
ac de
pone
aod
Tress.
: Delightful :
dod. at / Te
de
Nigh
made
bana
ean
i
sel hors’
«
ee whe -
Morales are back in town after |poncefos attending the races
penetrates,
delightful
The
|next |
.
trip
popular
Espana
all dirt!
will
to Europe.
Los
present
Monday,
at
Chavales
two
4
p.m.
|
Patriot
de} Castro’s
and
8
Rem4n
de
Torres
of
Health
Educators
7
cer)
de
Royo, were
TTT
uy
a PLUUM TCM
of
Avenue
Wl
ELIA
od
and
at
nies
aT
Morales,
Baldorioty
|P-m., at La Perla Theater. The|Raidorioty Association
Baldorioty
granddaughters,
shows|Torres
guests
the
Matilde |
Aurelia the
inaugural
in San Juan
Castro
last Mon-
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WHEN YOU USE JA ee
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other successful
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Carmelina |
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day morning. The new expressbie rental will link Inter-
9
| “Learn
THE
C. T. Hayes,
Momo),
husband,
her ,
: and
depart on a three- | cia of Europe...Aurelia | ,
|a
ws
Veurl
(King
Ponce,
of
Trofeo
the
Mari | Presented
jthe Sanz will month tour
|
|
Lucio
a
dedicated
mayor
J. Cintrén,
Ju. |
Pérez
Dianita
and
wife, Lady, and their daughter | A™"s me hen
sg
Felisa,
Honor guest CarVicens a (gift Gay’ to Ponce. Loubriel (crown!
Maldonadé
|Ladicita,
emulsifies, removes
Committee. dona
last | (<irens)...Banco Crédito ; Aho- Ponce to Antonio Mongil, owner his lof the winner of the fourth race. Angel Sanz, tro President
Remember this name
LESTOIL...
Bautista Carrién,
Last Sun |
S.J.;
~ |day, El Comandante
ing
Giselle
and
hearer),
li
cukonatga ry
w
ie
horses), Lisette Malén carrier),
the
t
Club
and
Team, ' gith
at a luncheon
champs,
f
‘Delgads's
> Yacht
the
young
honored
Malin
Fiol
or
more
be
Basketball
Lions
D
Intercontinental
circle of couple’s P Banco
a reception
however,
Hotel
Ponce
by
tat tiv
Merce
La
in
a.m.
10
followed
de
of the carnival committee
cial highlight of the Ponce! aranda, treasurer; and Juan J,| Romero, Dr. Ed Kerstein, Cuchi Rincon, Lt. Col. Taylor weekend The a ruptial Defillé, sub-treasurer...Cute re-| and Jerry Santerre. (STAR photos by Betty Knorr.) Church,
Juan
Ruiz
en
a
CARNIVAL PEENA—Billy Carrion obliged the guests playing the popular plena he coupenel as the theme
by
IL. ae penetrates,
|song for this year’s carnival.
emulsifies, removes all dirt!
CASH SALE THE
DRESS
SALE
OF
LIQUIDATION
THE
e
-— 8
|
YEAR
MILLITA 1446 Americo Salas St.
NETRATIN
PRICES
THROUGH THE MONTH OF AUGUST BIG SURPRISES EVERYDAY LOADS OF LADIES HATS all priced at
een Bete ee
TT WAS PENETRATING
CASH SALE
Step22 ES
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— 6k
$3.00
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THE SAN JUAN STAI — Thuraday, August 18, 1966 i a Aon Landers Says
Delta Sigma Epsilon Sorority
She'll Fly When Ready
To Celebrate 30th Birthday The Delta Sigma Epsilon
Cérdova, Aidita Diez Fulladosa,
:jef the nest. She'll fly when
its
Saturday,
the
sorority
Sunday
at
11:30
a.
m.,
EET
li
shoes
young girl should not be interested in boys. She’ll never learn to be at ease with the opposite sex if she continues to have this indifferent attitude. What shall I do
will
hold is annual meeting at 9:30 a. m. in the Club Caribe and in the Borinquen Room of the hotel. Following the mieeting a buffet iunch will be held to honor the members of the sorority’s volleyball team, who are champions of the Inter-Sorority Volley-Ball Touraament. On
FEE
Ff
CaHote’
group will sponser a Mass
their nylons when they legs. And for some reason, the heels on
and
When
Broiled
the
Chicken Petatees Curried Tomatoes Creamed
ta Teresita’ Church. The same day, at 8:30 p. m., a floral party in
Salad
need
For Celia Nazario
lare hot through and tops 4 j lightly browned—about |
Makes
nutes.
4
~
moustache
DEAR thought
about
so
you is a something
I won’t
laugh.
NO
grate-
MATTER
LAUGHING: uppermest
The in your
this: He’s a gem of a you should be tickled to
ANN
LANDERS:
Your
answer to the woman who cried because her guests’ high-heeled shees
left pock-marks
vestivie
missed
pletely. Let’s put the belongs. It’s not
are mi-
CELIA
Miss
wed
Celia
NAZARIO Eberhard
Nazarie
Meyer
and
buy
shoes
get
grates.
business
and
with
metal
something
else.—
ees
e¢e6¢
DEAR
|:
...to
sidewalk
shoe
size
T.
DEAR
death.
MISS
to
G. M.
tickles
I'd be very
te hold
mind is guy—and
Chops
the
lifts, they’ll
of his moustache
ful— Ne LAUGHING
servings—2
Lamb
His
Please help me.
halves for each portion. THE BRIDE COOKS DINNER Broiled
refuse
problem
would miss it if he shaved it
te think
tomatoes
until
heat
of
the
off. What I need from mature naturalization,
ends of each; halve crosswise, | 3 Mix together the salt, sugar and curry powder; sprinkle over. cut surfaces of tomatoes; dot with butter. inches from ’Broil several
@\source
help.
I like the looks
and
the Gerénimo Room will feature Strawberry Ice Cream Sundaej = a steel band for the eccasien. Beverage 3 A formal ball to honor the new{CURRIED TOMATOES members of the sorority will take Ingredients: 4 medium-sized er place en Saturday, Aug. :27 at % teaspeon 9:30 p. m. in the Nereidas*Room of La Concha Hotel. The orchestras salt, 2 teaspoons sugar, 1 teacurry powder, 1 tabieof Rafael Mufez and Nando Ro- spoon speen butter. sade will play at the ball. Method: Wash. tomatoes and | 3 The new sorority members _are the Misses Aileen Alegria Ricart, Maria’ Concepeié Aréstegui, Elisita Calderén Mongil, Luisa Maria
you
the right
ANN
to
LANDERS:
the
gals
In
whose
re-
stiletto
heels ruin the rugs and floors, I ‘limvite them over to play croquet
Rolls
dry; cut a thin slice from both
tell
steel
in
gard
Celery
Bowl
I
you'll probably think I’m a brainless juvenile, but honestly, I do
August Wedding
im. San-
are precisely
cross their mysterious the tadies
i
Hilton
Starting at 9:30 p. m. On
and
take
in the Club
Caribe
dance
2
the
don’t
B
of
te go she said, “Boys are creeps. They
i
ribe
to
Damage te floors and rugs is only part of the stery. Thousands ef women snag or tear holes in
by S i5
institutions,
I asked her why she didn't
—
and
place this Friday
"|
i[ f i
Juan irom Aug. 19 to Aug. 28. Miss Margie Casalduc will preside over the convention. ; A number of social and administrative events are ‘being organized for the occasion, including an informal ball to honor the members of the sorority who have been crowned queens of different groups
her
wings are ready.
i
celebrate
ft
will
ts
Sorority
.
Ehber-
the
It’s a wonderful way to aerate the lawn.—UNIDENTIFIED STAFFER ees
CONFIDENTIAL
TO
DUBIOUS:
Beware of people who are constantly telling you how honest they are. Your friend sounds like
the
type
who
would
never
tell
fib if the truth will do more
To
learn
the
comfertable
knack
of
the
opposite
with
send
for
Ann
‘How
Po Be
feeling
Landers’
Date
a
harm. sex,
booklet,
Bait,’
enclosing
with your request 20 cents in coin and a large, self-addressed, stamp-
in her
vinyl
ed envelope. Ana Laaders will be glad to help
point
com-
you
with
them
te her
blame where it the lack ef dura-
paper
your
problems.
enclosing
addressed
Send
in care of this newsa
stamped,
self-
envelope.
Ch Me Concha
hard Meyer will wed at the Lutheran Church, Rio Piedras, Fri-
CASALDUC
played
hosts
to
very
Method:
Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
eunces)
small
green
peas
(drained).
preside
any Santaella
Spanish
singer
Luis Tamayo (currently appear-. ing here with Los Chavales de Espafia) Saturday evening in their Kings Court Condeminium home. The eccasion was Tamayo’s birthday.
Cut
frayed
wash
in
cold
thin,
crosswise,
slanted; Melt
butter
root
tips
ends
from
water;
drain.
so
Slice
ends
include
green
in
S-inch
an
and
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Leverett Saltonstall Faces Hard Race
1B
By William S. White WASHINGTON—The Ppaign
nobody
notices
lost
and
forgotten
much—needs
some
|
ow?
campaign—the
attention,
too.
cam-
The
strug-
gle for the Presidency is largely obscuring a series of less dramatic but deeply significant contests involving the United States
s
Senate.
And ever
to
not the least of these
contests
sit
our
in
the
Senate
in
engages
time,
one
Leverett
of the finest Saltonstall
of
Massachusetts. The tone of Powerful forum
of the
nation.
of
more
far
the Senate—which is, after all, the world’s of debate and action—is, in the end, the
A
seat
than
a
there single
is representative, state.
In
the
for
wrong
good
most tone
or for
occupancy,
ill,
it
can
become a national strong-point for a wild emotional “liberalism” which ean think only of some misty tomorrow—or of an obstruetive ultra-conservatism which can think only of the long-departed yesterday. Immensely
A
RICHARD
WILSON
Old Senate Office Building just across the hall from Nixon’s WASHINGTON—If a complex | suite. In addition, Kennedy has a organization is a political asset, |
John
F.
Wavshieston
Kennedy
of Richard ginning of
M. the
Bureau
is
ahead} staff
far
Nixon at the-be-} presidential cam-
at
Hyannis At
his
summer
Port,
Mass.
a meeting
of
home
the
in
Democra-
press
aide
and
former
tinguished
Ruether,
brother
service,
Whether
doubts
he
is now
hard
is to
pressed
he
or
will
not
do
Kennedy
very
will
well
win
indeed
say,
for
the
in
can
become
may
well
didate
of
carry
Foster
Saltonstall’s
There
is irony
Furcolo,
place Irony
in
in In
this. For
culture
whole
no
New
one
England.
of the Democratic ticket, with him. Specifically, he
the
probable
Saltonstall
of the up-and-coming
country,
native
:
John
Democratic
can-
the Senate. Situation
old-line Yankee Republican and ocrat—have not only always got looking after their state. They each other as representatives not two cultures—the old culture of
new
not the
and
Kennedy—one
an
the other a brisk young Demalong well together in jointly have also liked and respected merely “of two parties but of the Boston Brahmins and the
Americans
of: Irish
.
background.
|
unashamedly
©
UAW-CIO
president
being | ing the convention in Los Angebuild- | les, Kennedy announced that his would be run from a ings in Washington; Nixon’s acti- campaign vities are largely centered in two central point, with everyone in
ther,
is in charge
places,
and raises no question of his ability and promise. But this correspondent also has a deep and candid and strictly nonpolitical -affection for the institution of the Senate. paign problems; Prof. Archibald The “Senate Types” Cox, on leave from Harvard UniIt is a respect and affection that~ goes especially versity, directing a group of ecoto those superior men (their party being absolutely irrelevant) whom nomic fesearchers. he once called the “Senate types.” Saltonstall is precisely such a These are supplemented by type. Byron (Whizzer) White chairHe is not brilliant; but he is sturdy and strong in the hard, | man of the Citizens for Kenrough
National
Committee
follow-
Kennedy’s activities are earried on in five different
the
Republican
Committee and the dential office suite:
Kennedy's His ing
at
set-up the
foot
National ters
in
in
the
F.
the
Esso
of
Capitol
Democratic Cafritz
Ken-
buildhill
headquar-
Building.
de
Sargent
Kennedy’s
ther-in-law, in the La Salle ing
are
Finally,
carried
chussets
important
on
from
from
senator’s
suite
TODAY’S
said
he
was
sometimes
Ill.
and
in
compet-
Springfield,
Washington.
What it apparently boils down to is that the real headquarters presently
under
in
the
the
Kennedy.
here
Esso
direction The
include
Build-
of
Ro-
Kennedy
Pierre
Salin-
spokesman; Ted Sobro-| ger, press Build- | renson, executive assistant; Mrs.
Katie
activities
the
two
headquarters
| bert the direction of | aides
Shriver,
He
avoid the mistakes and 1952 campaigns
ing
A research center in the Inter- | is Dational Business Machines | ing
Building. A staff under
building.
| when Adlai E. Stevenson operat-
are:
Robert
one
to presi- seeking | ef the 1956
vice
locations
brother,
nedy’s
National
ser;
Louchheim,
Sam
women’s
Brightman,
advi-
public
re-
Massa- | lations director of the Democrain
the
BEST
tic
committee;
FROM
Roger
Tubby.
EUROPE
who
gistration
division;
formerly staff in
of the
Don
re-
Wilson,
of the Life magazine Washington, and assis-
tant of Salinger;
Theodore
nedy
movement;
man
of
the
Rep.
Frank
Democratic
Committee
and
Nixon
his
Group
National
staff. Compact
At the moment, group is somewhat
the Nixon more com-
pact. It consists of Sen. Thruston Morton, Republican National Chairman, and his staff, and the
campaign
campaign
Finch, of
who
vice
several
there
headed Robert
been
a member
presidential
years.
are Herbert
secretary, ter,
group director
has
Nixon’s
for
and
general
In G.
staff
addition
Klein,
Charles
organizer,
designated
center
who
have
as
campaign
chair-
of
all
as it has
been
years,
vice
the
activity
is
for
last
the
now,
presidential
two suite
in the Old Senate Office Building. Another important consultant is Attorney General William P. Rogers,
but
| political
ingle
Nixon
he
is
not
directing
organization.
Later,
may
the
Nixon
become
way,
a
x
od
This
partisan.
as a Republican
but
But it
correspondent
has
nothing
is
as a man;
not
United
as a poliStates
who
:
whatever
7
against
Furcolo
|
say
and
they
et
OUP
complex.
they
expect
expect
Nixon under
also
the
of a Democrats’
for
00) 1
times.
He
is
a
faithful
partisan,
a member
of
his
party's
| leadership in the Senate. But he is also much more-than a partisan. | He is a good
man for the whole United States of America when: ever and wherever we are in danger in this world. { I never saw him do a mean or ugly thing. I never saw him | flinch when his duty lay clear before him, I never saw him condone unfairness even when it might have benefited him and his party. It is not merely that he is a ‘gentleman. For the accident of birth made him that, and he deserves no special eredit for it. The big thing is that he is a man—m-a-n. And he has well and at
decently judges
earned his place in the regard of their fellow men on earth,
of some of the most the members of the
enate. . For, perhaps oddly, the Senate doesn’t care much a man’s party is. It cares about what he is. BQN
MWwWwF'-''
4
SST
about
what
at
|
Tw
, Pyar dy
«y By FLETCHER KNEBEL «STAR Washington Burean
RES VRANAAMONW
Nixon campaign in Maine. Nixon acts as though the elec-
dy. Those
tio were being decided on points: 5 points for carrying a state—and 10 points for getting there first.
a boy to do Nixon’s job?” Titose | under 43: “Maturity’s okay, but do they both have to creak?”
ese &
The U. S. cheers retrieving of | a capsule from space. As one
It’s gress
dubious Jack
how
Kennedy
much
pro-
has - made.
Before Los Angeles, he could leave the Senate any time. Now he
has
organization
more
aides
-}organization |
not
tician seeking office but as a Senator of the has long honored tKe office he already holds.
excused
much of a volunteers for organization, now getting 3| high
is
press
man, and has been operating in a separate office. However, the
ar 9378
Senate
McWhor-
also been on Nixon’s staff. Leonard W. Hall, former Republican National Chairman, is
‘a
the
pro-Saltonstall—not
Ken-
Thompson of New Jersey, head of the 1960 voters division; and by Sen. Henry M. Jackson, chair-
Nixon
}
choice,
nedy, another Kennedy brother, who is working on regional cam-
by
JENMARK -¢ Bjerregards
By
WWA A
| tic
paign
Reu-
so
for
-:
re-election.
Massachusetts,
his
The strong probability is that, as head he may carry many a_lesser candidate
Truman
Walter
that
Democrats chose his fellow Senator from F. Kennedy, as their Presidential nominee.
Kennedy; Kenneth O’Donnell, in charge of scheduling campaign Roy
Force
States,
His trouble, so far as one can gather, is not that he has done a good job. It arises mainly from the circumstances that
press secretary; Lawrence 0’ Brien, organization director, and the key official under Robert
trips;
Important’
United
immensely important force—to his state, yes; but, even more, his country. Such an important force for tolerant common sense is Senator Saltonstall. After 16 years of unpretentious and quietly dis-
Kennedy's Complex Organization Contrasts Sharply With Nixon's STAR
of the
an to
BACK FROM SPACE FLIGHT—President Eisenhower unfolds a 50-star flag carried in the first capsule recovered from an orbiting satellite. On a table at the White House the capsule can be seen. With the President are Gen. Thomas White, center, Air Force chief of staff, and Col. Charles Mathison, who directed recovery of the capsule from the Pacific Ocean. (AP Photo)
By
Senator
to raise
by
his hand
Lyndon
and
get
Johnson.
kids!”
over 47:
Those
e
space
“A
43-47:
couple
“Why
of
send
|
e's
monkey
said
to
his
pal:
“This thing’s getting so easy, ) first thing you know, a man can do
it
as
well
as
a
se
¢
monkey.”
sess
They say Nixon’s hoping for rain on election day. If it’s bad golfing weather, he may get a vote from Ike. Three
ese schools of
the ages of Nixon
thought
-on
and\Kenne:
An
outfit,
xon,”
is
“Scholars
formed.
for
Kennedy
Ni-; egg-|
heads eoncede they're scholars.’~ They say a fellow has to be a
master
of
research
to
dig
up,
reasons’ why a professér shodld’” +
vote i
yn
bu
i
ir
ee
ed
io
13
Nixon Puts Emphasis On Youth In Seeking To Revive GOP By Ralph
McGill
(Editor, Atlanta Constitution)
note
Convention
was
the
ublicans. There had been no persistent GOP "' plan to interest, recruit and use the young men and women of the nation. It has been the Nixon influence im the mational cemmittee smee 1956 which has
do-
youth—young Repubef 3
an
This
experience M. Nixon
was
J
at 4 time
sought
Eisenhower was medical
restraint.
President was carburden. always herried rush caravan from to city, the way led by
ef
course,
aa
each,
schoel
were
the
to see
of the
France
in
henor
of Pable
McGCAL one,
has become one of
the great musical events ef the world. It honors the unexcelled artistry of a man whe has given us in
and
annual privilege of hearing him play Casals. Maestro Casals wil be 84 in is a vigorous, enthusiastic musician, not permit him to perform as soloist
as cenductor
festivals.
The
of
concert
pressure,
for
orchestras a
during
perfectionist
such
the as
announcement
his
in Prades.
Treating Uninvited Guests
waves.
But
emergency
Only
recently,
so,
been
and
make
himself
most
agreeable.
men
and
women
in
its
registered
Democrats
awakened
OTHER
SIDE
Sir:
I am
to
a Puerto
Rican
who
‘there
the
me
dequate water supply im the =
bat handy? If to a burglar? attack by the When can a
the other-the
going
‘ praise
ef
the
of
up.
of
fat
K
Nixon.
state
apathy
are
Younger
men
will
be
to
to
as large
do
these the
as 500.
precimct
work
repair
past
four
in
jobs
have
years.
The
precinct
. Now,
the
worker,
him
but
to the
Vice
left
And
the
will
job
President,
en
his
own,
is
mechanic. is
putting
an
emphasis
If he can be elected im November he
the
“mechanics.”
have
stantially
a
reawakened
increased
party
registration
Bemecrats
would
be
on—youth.
he believes and
im
a
sub
1964.
wise
te
run
a
scared race. There is no more reseurceful, hardworking nee.
man
in
potitics than
the
GOP
nomi-
indifferent te the problem people. Last week I} so for three consecutive (stray dogs and animals).
days
te
call
a friemd
This emtailed, colossal effert to
in
“09.”
I
had
the get no
I have who tive
gave the number
I wanted in Juncos. I waited all that day, not patiently, but dead, silence reigned so far as Isla and Juncos were concerned. On the third day, after further repeated dialings,
I
that Juncos
Vasily
was
at
last
I commenced
my
was
elated
informed
on the
phone.
on
the
other
end
that
been visiting relatives|I was talking te Caguas. At this on the feurth fleer of |point, I admitted utter defeat.
apartment
To my
Junces.
first of all, ef trying to
answer
mind, the attitude
in
Miramar
ts perfectly
dark
and +3 from the Bull Limes and pier +1 is slated for complete‘ renovation to make it a passenger pier. to handle tourist ships. This is a welcome project that could contribute im an important way te luring mere tourist ships to Puerto Rico. Ship passengers arriving here now must pick
their way through dirty piers and, at night, through poorly lighted driveways which make late returns to ships a hazardous enterprise, at feast in the minds ef the tourists.
of course),
and
occasion
was
what
blots
a pity that these
country
A clean pier area, which implies a welcome and comsideration fer the visiter, should help the tourist
ression of Puerto
saymg
asked
on
should
be
allowed
to
floor | .omethin g be done to remedy the
a Greek
service
chorus of
essential
with
an
ap-
which, States:
if translated verbatim “‘The ever Is Not In The
Bed
origin
Linen.”
Take
for
blems,
instance
our
disrespectful
slum
pro-
attitude
of
children toward elders, high tone of conducting a nermal conversation, evident disregard and scorn toward fellow citizens’ rights; just collective
numberless
defects.
Briefly,
you
just
cannot
single
out a dog government
ed
The
to
its
tb | subject is mentionedin
element
of
Mrs.
Not
Pocro
is
evolutional,
and
subsequent
of-the stamina inject-
analysis
many
‘by
years
meatballs
stuffed
‘ful venomous
ago
peri-
with
power-
matter were catered
some
300,000).
The
advancement
im the lethal process is obvious after ocular examination of Dona
Felisa’s dog chambers. Tourists ‘must assimilate part
of
the
scenery.
this as
Education
is
immense wheel that moves . fuel
of patience.
Ricgo}....- Bonne Sonneld. Meee,
(e."g., government) are
we
with utmest liberality to dogs at jtarge. Neediess to mention the abrupt decrease im our canine woapulation (today estimated at
with ‘the
shat
process
odically witnessed municipal government-sponsared projects where-
Tejada’s communication can be an ‘pinpointed as follows: visitors and.
pee. and. greams every. time eecgsed 23s
here
medico-philosophical
one’ | city in a wonderful istand. Can't
The
telephone
in our
is a common
parent
cation.
"| PLIGHT.
brings ferth
There
two, irrespective
fourth, he was @mformed that Elena Vasquez Storer the Authority's responsibility exSan Juan, P. R. tended enly te the third floor of aes buildings. (one wonders what the FUEL @F PATIENCE response would thave been if he . had said~he lived on the third Sir: Allow me to refer to the very fleer.) It seems to me that the many ambitious projects now im well written letter signed by Mrs. de Tejada and operation fer improving the city Maria Eugenia have failed te imclude the most published in your August 15 edition vital and fundamental need of under the caption, ON ANIMALS
the terrible
understandable
environment.
spoil what is otherwise an ideal} oiution. (futilely,
of our
authorities as well as that of the average Puerto Rican dog owner
problem and urge responsibility. The where |I never have gotten Juncos, and ./under present conditions, never ’}sdlution of those social “intricacies” is only matched with eduexpect to in this life.
It seems
The Ports Authority has purchased piers #1, #2,
ie
one
a big
Republican
recerd
shaken
for
with
he livedon. Whenhe replied the | situation?
Bae
made
single
put
unspeakable tele-|-onvyersation, only to be told by to cite a few of our
a crime
Passenger Pier
5 MASi
a
units
on
dealing
the chief
Rep-
‘the party
an
by his ignorance of how to treat these uninvited guesis who enter in the night to steal his property.
industry and inspire a better <i
has
sid two features ,
their lives and
unknowingly commit
have
President never liked the mechanics of politics. Even the phrases “ward politics” and “boss” were distasteful to him. He liked te
contact Isla and
public in the interests of the law-abid-
might
fhe
at least, they
every
would
be taught cities.
The
|group of attempted
Isla
man shoot, if at all? We sincerely urge the Justice Department to make ing citizen who
of these
luck at all the first day im spite of repeated dialings of ‘09.” On the second day, I managed to
picture,
these answers
COIN
THE
OF
find someone reaching through his windew and trying to lift the man’s trousers from a chair by the bed. The man suspected crimimal intent, reasonably we think, so he took his gun and shet the visitor. The man who thought he was defending his home, family and property was charged with murder. We believe the public interest would be served if the Justice Department would prepare a pamphiet, mitted te take under the law to defend property in their homes. Is it permissible to keep a baseball so, can it be used at the risk of injury Or must the householder await physical burglar, with or without a weapon?
not
But,
nomination, with
Preliminaries
They
the
and
vigerously
They will the larger
pregrams.
outnumber
of
are taking over. There are plans to train dozens ef crews of young Republicans im each state.
treat
Some
| THE
it perilous for
a man
brake
could
happy.
knew,
the
being
the
appeal
electors for Richard M. Young Men Taking Over
was
given
new
LETTERS
one to take offensive action against one of the night-
intruders.
the
Since
to aveid a pile-up. The Vice President would spring from his car, walk to the group, shake many ef the hands, exchange greetings, ask a question or
of
staff
er college, then the Nixon car ed to a sto yaa all cars behigd
it were
if
This failure by the Old Guard mentality was, he believed, one reason why the sumtber
The answer we give is to turn over and go back to sleep. Those seeking this mformation mvariably take offense at what they -consider flip treatment of a serious matter. Our suggestion is, advisedty, based
time
the
scheel were an elecar slowed and there
when one awakens to find a burglar in one’s bedroom.
on the nature of our laws which make
Republicans,
them, beside
staff too
organizations
young
We have been asked quite often of late at one should do, or rather what one is permitted te do,
conservative
were
Vice
States
liked him. and seniers in the He knew that juniors high scheel classes would be voting by 1960. And he was well aware that college student bodies were then largely of voting age and would all be so im 1960. Wants Young People in GOP In a conversation I tearned one ef his firm opinions was thet a great flaw im ‘the direction of the Republican: Party m the by-gone years had been a failure to mctude
. We hope his faithful admirers in Puerto Rico
Arizona
the
ment
will not urge him too strongly next year to conduct the Festival Casals orchestra here. We should all be hopeful that his contributions on the cello wifl continue for many more years. That can best be assured if he is persuaded to confine himself te sole
to avoid the fatigue which compelled
the
the Nixon
ff the Na
the
were all strongly, #f not, indeed, stridently for
At
children
United
on
eager youth. The fact that the Goldwater organization had recruited many and that they
high
were
Pablo Casals, is teo great.
appearances
so.
capitalize
a
and
1
ag ni
Puerto Rico the at the Festival December. He but his age does
the
or
to
GOP. He has spent at least six yearsin speaking as often as possible to ecelleges and to cenventions ef young persons of veting age. it has paid off. Chicago crawled with
ee
Republican
THE SAN JUAN STAR
14
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Amadeo,
Jorge
Torres.
Amadeo,
and
Back
Douglas
row,
left
to right
Patterson.
They’re
are
Luis
due
Blanco,
home
Antonio
next
week
for
school.
GORDON S GIN .....2.19 On Assigning Mainland Priests By PAUL
given jurisdiction over Catholic af-
fairs in Puerto Rico, in Europe. Last week
Puerto
the Eucharist
Rico,
Francis
will
meet
Cardinal
Boston
next
tribution
Completely Shatterproof! Full-
RYAN
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week
of
with
to discuss
mainland
priests
in
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cure
unsupported to
be
noise
a
mass
to
of
a
traffic
fact.
a
voice
might
cop
pro-
jam
There
assumption
of the horns
attention
in
horn-blowing
by
is
seems
that
attract
who
will
the
the come
over and straighten out the mess. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work that way. Any cop worth his salt, learns in
his
a
mass
first
6
months
clammer
of
of
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186
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A psychiatric examination hag been ordered for Felix Baez Vega, 32, of Guaynabo, who was jailed Monday
in
connection
the
his
According who
distributed
was
hospital
to
attempted
a
released
13
days
ago
tributed throughout
killing’ her.
to
be
in
Puerto
Rico,
are
Baez and three other
Brasil,
the burn-
witness from
and then threw Ivette, against the
Latin America.
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_ three-year-old
A large number of American priests and nuns (2,405) are dis-
said
in
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mainland
concentrations
Ims
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months of treatment, the kitchen With rags
largest
the
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among posts throughout the world. Many In Latin America
The
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throughout the there are 6,782
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come
Wilton,
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distribution
American
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a
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his wife, children.
Irene,
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Europe. { didn’t want to have any trouble while in a strange
country, so operation.”
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OFF THE CUFF
BACON
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David
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Writer
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Nelson,
two
of
to become fathers. brothers date young
tresses
Yvonne
Buckner mother
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“It was so pitiful seeing these homeless children,” says Yvonne,
“that
Sara
and
underwrite ages.”
Sara $15
says
per
I volunteered
their
care
it
in
per
to
orphan-
averages
month
about
child.
“We do benefits to raise money, mostly at military bases where we get lots of help from the servicemen. Then, when we
have
a
date—and
we
have
lots
of dates despite all our children —we suggest a hot dog instead of an expensive dinner.
“A
dinner
restaurant
clothe a
a_
here
one
whole
at of
fashionable
will
the
month.
feed
and
children
We
feel
6:30
p.m.
in
their
for guilty
military science and Ralph Brashears, of
tazthe
CIRCUS co-stars with ne Dru and
WN—Jerry
Lewis
“3 Ring Circus,” now raine Theater. The
picture is in VistaVision.
Technicolor
evening
at
their
famous
for
her
was
toasted
and
world
Toni
by
her
Osley
the
At The Tapia
golfing
France
Austria,
Canary
Islands.
was
report
“The Four Poster,” by Danish playwright Jan de Hartog, will be presented in the Spanish language at 8:40 tonight at the Tapia Theatre by the Universal
at
almost
enjoyed
Hawaii
to
get
back
to
our
_ The two roles of the family-| near the Old Gate of San Juan.
are
the
So
far,
they
have
of the children in rent plan, where
adopt one of $15 a month. That’s
come
placed orphans
Ricky
for
and
David
in.
Next Targets “They’re our next say the girls who room
and
35
the foster pafamilies here
the
where
Me-4
double
targets,” together
date.
Ironically,
the
two
girls
met
first while appearing in one of those low-budget films about juvenile
Riot.” Sara
delinquents—“Dragstrip
is from
while Yvonne ed in nearby
her
right
nounced “My
was and
Knoxville,
Tenn.,
was born and rearGlendale. Lime is
name like
the
mother’s
and
it’s
pro
A
she
maiden
name
says.
juicy
dish,
squeezable,
she’s
highly
too.
Elizabeth Taylor Rents Posh London Mansion LONDON
(#—Film star Elizabeth
Taylor has rented a 15-bedroom, 6bathroom mansion in Surrey for $661 a week. She, her husband
Eddie
Fisher,
the singer,
and her
three children by a previous marriage, will move in late this month. They'll stay about six months
until Miss
Taylor
on
movie.
a
new
MORE
Enzo
Be-
omedy will be played by Bellomo
and
Esther
made
Sandoval.
famous
H Cc deals, ict
on
dhe
The
Broadway
d Jessica qeouiem,
completes
COOLING
work
the
Sunday
where
he
for will
with me
Pete she
Rowill
leave soon for school in Switzerland where she will study languages...Dona vda. de Perez,
young
island
Natalia who was
last week,
Martinez 77 years
celebrated with
her family at a small party given at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Natalia Perez de Stigers.
Rey...How
New Life!
The home is being restored... Over 45 local artists will parti-
play,
by
Tandy, of "the
Alan
' Wins
Paton
difficult adaptation of two persons
Award tiedby the bonds of matrimony. | Fraadomy NEW YORK (AP)—Alan ied
by
portrayed
the
bonds
on
the
of
tri
stage,
:
occupied
only by the bedroom, and mainly by the four poster bed. The Universal Theater will give|
at 3:40
p.m.
on
the
Paton,
Sunday.
(AP)—Norway’s
of
Award
Freedom
South
Africa,
will
receive the award at the organization’s 19th annual meeting
Norway Census Soon OSLO
Country” and “Too Late The Phalarope,” was announced as
Friday|winner of and ajfor 1960.
performances also from to Sunday at 8:40 p.m. matinee
Pa|ton, author of “Cry, The Beloved
in 17th
census since 1769 gets under way
October.
He ing
will receive the
and
a plaque
inscription,
Deeds
are
Nov. 1. The population was esti-|in the Struggle of Man.” mated at 3,530,000 in 1958.
“Your
Mighty
for
bearWords
Weapons
the
Rights
fruit.
Lemon—believe it or not— our telephone exchange is
eitrus,”
Rico,
EVERY FRIDAY 3 +RESH
a a ab af a Of OF 4h 8 oH
orphanages
House of Hope, and Wakaba in Tokyo.
of
Hato
and
fair
Fu-
The kuin, gura
direction
of
leave
France,
songs,
island...Fran Chalifoux is one of the newer old home owners in OSJ, having purchased a home on Calle San _ Francisco
under llomo.
the
the
will
old,
ace, now working vira Tours, tells
is vacation-
in
theyre
best
every port of calM...Harold Scheuer is back at the Caribe Hilton after a trip “down under” to Australia. He reports he jumped ship in the new state of
the
to
J.
the
and
They
would spent orphanages.”
it
N.
is vacationing
Irizarry,
friends,
Ed
Laurelton,
are
spend three weeks vacationing ...That lovely Joanne Roman-
and visiting her relatives. She is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jesus
Binnie,
—so we take what our boy friends send
Y.,
cooking,
many
New
songs
Compten are at home to their friends after a two-month tour of
ht
of Puerto
home. tasty
traveler
England,
Festival
two and
in
“old
ing in San Juan. He is the house guest of Mrs. E. Segarra, of Santurce...Mrs. Tonita Scott, of N.
swears she is still the best cook on earth...Harry and Ruth
e
ens
a 10-minute the beauties
his
Paris,
Lee Broeman entertained Binnie Borden, on her birthday Monday
and
‘Four Poster’ 0
there will be film depicting
amused
or so with
Lacombe
of
re-
and
his
trip
press and friends to a candlelight cocktail party to celebrate their
in
hour
and
best, and they’re songs!...Pierre
leave Monday on a trip to Rome, Italy...Frederick William Tizoe,
of
dropped
Day
because,
Sea Hotel, two of St. Croix’s most posh places, are inviting the
opening
Billy
Shafer of Ernst and Ernst, and daughter Susan, are on a fishing the will
official
see
in OSJ tomorrow p.m. ‘til?...Robert
guel Angel Barasorda, of San Juan office of Tourism,
of the island on which the hotels are located...Stuart
at the LorParamount
Street 8:30
to
timers,
at La Sebas-
Grapetree Bay Hotel, and Erik Lawaetz, of the St. Croix By The
tails, color
Dean Martin, JoanZsa Zsa Gabor in
tian from
street,” on San
Mi-
Theater
and
us for an
servation office at the Condado Beach Hotel. In addition to cock-
trip
government sponsorship. While in Tokyo, a typhoon struck and orphaned many children.
Underwrite
ple of er in the Galeria Campeche
Hampshire...
the a
at
4\sor of tics...
ac-
and
Missus Monday evening. Billy, one of vaudeville’s real old
4\home, Casa Rosa, Fort Brooke. Col. Montilla is the UPR profes-
lywood’s most eligible bachelors, don’t know it yet—but they are about The
nice
of “Paisanaje,” which, translated means something like “the peo-
arrived officers and their of the ROTC this Friday
evening
Hol-
cipate in a showing of paintings
entertain at honor of the
+ Maino hobatan *
2
de
Caught off the coast of Maine Friday morning,
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Col. Rafael Montilla, USA, and Mrs. Montilla will a cocktail party in
Ny
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By
AP
4
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wv
prereereresemreen
Two Bachelors May Be Father To 754 Kids
in
your
source
of
NOW
IN LOOK MAGAZINE
THE SAN
JUAN
STAR
—
Thursday, August 18, 1960
Govt. Bank July Loans Total $179,401 Five
loans
$179,401 firms
amounting
were
disbursed
during
ernment
July
to
to local
by
the
Development
Gov-
Bank,
ac-
cording to a report by the bank. The two largest loans were to
Fruit Nectars, Inc., a fruit nectar
manufacturing
WHAT | THINK
JACK PAAR
IS REALLY LIKE. BY HUGH DOWNS
for and
urers of Yauco, for $42,000. The Carolina
firm
mainly
to
the furniture to purchase
firm used additional
ery
and
NAZI BUTCHER
loan indus
building located,
where while
the lean machin-
equipment.
A $35,000 loan granted Manuel A. Emanuelli, owner
to of
the
in
Aquarium
Santa to
the
Restaurant
Isabel,
was
finance
firm’s
the
used
mainly
construction
of
building.
During
the
same
bank approved 27 ing to $336,875.
the
period,
following: to
the
loans amountAmong these
Foam,
$15,000
DOOMED ADOLF EICHMANN,
the an
the is
were
THE CHASE THAT
used
purchase
trial lot and the factory
Tropic
EXCLUSIVE!
firm of Carolina,
$102,000, and to Benvenutti Rivera, furniture manufact-
$25,000
Ine.
Ricardo
to
Caguas;
Bayamon;
$183,000
to
a
fur-
PROBLEM CHILD. A 7-PAGE PICTUREPACKED REPORT.ON
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EUROPEAN TRAVEL 14 PAGES ON HOW TO SEE A LOT .. FOR A LITTLE! TODAY... GET
SPACE
FLIGHT—Paleface, one of the chimpanzees trained fer space
of Kentucky,
peses
with
jlaberatery
Forerunner To Man
By
RONALD
In Space
LEXINGTON,
J. BUTLER
Hawaii
Ky. (AP)—Some-
time seon the Air Force can be expected to put a trained chim-
panzee
into
flights.
Discoverer
earth
erbit
to pave
the
around way
the
for human
The successful recovery of the 13 space capsule near
last
dication next
week
the
appears
apes
an
will
in-
be
the
passengers.
They
can
provide
invaluable
information in rounding out the Project Mercury plans te send |an
astronaut For more
up. than
C. FAY
It
(AP)—Army
walk—and
be
armed
in
abundance with powerful new weapons now being perfected. It is part of a program, estimated
to
cost
three
billion
dol-
lars a year, which is under study with the idea of revamping field armies into new units of heavy and medium divisions that could fight anywhere.
As
Col.
George
the Combat Continental
plained it: “We don’t cam
fight
T.
Metcalf
of
Plans Division of the Army command ex-
build
on
divisions
only
one
that
piece
of
ground. The Army we want can fight anywhere in any kind of war,
from
bare
megaton
hands
to a multi-
war, from pole to pole.” Superseding Pentomic
The
organization
pran,
which
would supersede the “pentomic” Division program now only three years old, was disclosed at the convention
the
of
United
the
Association
States
Army
of
here.
is
proposed
for
of 1965-70, although mental unit might
the
period
an be
experiformed
within the next three years. The program, if adopted, could raise the
annual
army
budget
to
of
the
cept
“forward
under
a
year
as
Col.
by
gers,
deputy
combat
develop-
ly with
an
address Takes
In again to
the
need
for
war
the
rocket
Lemnitzer.
his speech the general called for more attention
than-all-out
with
by Issue
idea
warfare
fighting
less-
and
took
issue
that
long-range
alone
will decide
conflicts.
The chief of staff spoke against a “concept of a Fortress America
involving
withdrawal
of
our
forces to the United States” and which relies upon intercontinental ballistie missiles to stem the spread
of
Communism.
He
urged
instead
the
are
the
reafly
to
government
go
gives
go-ahead. on
past
experimenis,
Attempts
Lt.
con-
U.S. forces
explained
some
plan
Gordon
commander
velopment in the Army Command.
be
made
to
get
orbit.
MOMAR
Gen.
may
them te respond under the crushimg acceleration of fift-off, end later when the capsule is ‘in
The information could ed for study is recovered.
B.
Ro-
for
de-
Continental
when
be tap-
the
capsule
But if it develops the capsule can't be recovered—or for other reasons—The
to transmitted
newsmen after it had been mentioned briefly in a formal ad-
imfermation
back
may
be
while
the
chimps are ia orbit. Much of the evaluation
pro-
bably
will
under
cenditiens
leratien,
be
en
their
response
of heavy
weightlessmess
acce-
and
the
crucial reentry period. All Mounted By comparing the time difRogers said the plan is to re- ferences in responses ander aiifform the present infantry, armor- fering conditions, much can be ed and airborne divisions into learned ef the <ffects ef space
two
types of units, heavy and {flight
medium,
in
dier
every
and
which
“every
piece
of
solequip-
The chimps also will be to previde imformatien on
ment is mounted in some sort of vehicle,” either ground or
beat and respiration.
air.
idea
-
of
hew
wi
they
From the subsequent explan- physieai ordeal, and ation by Metcalf and from other mation gained wi sources the following picture of the manned flights safer. the
MOMAR
field
army
appear-
ed: be
The size of a division between 12,000 and
men.
continuation
the
Metcalf
dress
the
chimps
visual signals on a panel by pressing a button or buttons.
are deployed overseas, ready to react quickly against aggression aimed at friendly powers.
of
by
Seme
whenever
the
strategy”
which
details of the
Staff,
The training here is almost com-
here's an idea of how the chimps chimps have received training at will be used: several research centers, includ-
much as 12 billion dollars. The plan was submitted to Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer, Army Chief ment section of the Continental Command. The proposal for a new “modern mobile Army” (called MOMAR) came to light coincidental-
ing the University of Kentucky.
Based
Army Planners Aim To Make All Men, Weapons Vehicular WASHINGTON
Qne of the
Air Force Ready To Orbit Chimps
dustrial building and construction of an annex to it.
By ELTON
assistants.
att empt
te recover any capsule from a satellite orbiting the earth. Paleface was trained te punch buttons in response to visual signals so effects of the flight can be recorded. (AP Pheto)
niture manufacturer of Rio Piedras for the purchase of an in-
—not
BARDOT
FOR
apes is expected to be launched soon in an
for construction of a guest house in Isla Verde; $48,000 to a local firm for construction of an annex to an industrial building in
{Sco
sao
flights at the University
Betancourt,
planners are working toward the day when all soldiers would ride
BRIGITTE
be
TRAINED
tween
Divisions
10,000
now
and
would 13,000
range
be-
12,000.
Shipbreaking At Hong Kong Is Flourishing HONG KONG (AP)—This small British colony is still the
world’s ships.
biggest
graveyard
for
Last year Hong Kong broke up more ships than any other city in the world. It demolished 53 vessels totaling 365,049 gross tons.
In 1960,
vey,
@
first
aécording
Hong
Kong
six to
months a
has
press
of sur-
scrapped
30
ships
of
205,201
gross
tons.
The survey also shows Hong Kong’s exports of scrap metal for the first four months of 1960 reached 95,454 tons valued at about $5,300,000, as compared to 53,151 tons for the corresponding period last year. More than 90 per cent of the exports went to Japan.
Some local businessmen recently became alarmed by Japan’s increasing demands for scrap metal and the increasing cost of old ships but lecal shipbreaking
turbed. Fifteen here have
firms
are
not
too
scrap.
per-
shipbreaking firms branched into steel
rolling as a hedge against creasing Japanese demand
A It-year-old boy from cibo has been arrested by | \ FBI in connection with the theft .
de for
The cars were state shipment.
part
of inter-
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st a8
furnished
entrance,
section, near
Airconditioned, private bath, kitchenettes. Excellent beach, near airport. restaurants. Breakfast served. 91175. 2691 916
ever $8. Esteban
from
.
Kitchen
Call 2-1084.
FOR SALE house.
&
DONCELLA
2 buildings. could be adapted or
bath
‘fer
lecated,
Fides.
_
water | 2623
1196.
2 2636
country acres. $175. monthly. Call 3-1582. 2664 817 THREE BEDROOMS. livine-dining, carport, etc.. Unfurnished. Has stove. Calle Cordova 656 Puerte Neevo. Rental $90. information telephone 6-1244. ea 2529
BUILDINGS
screens,
COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR SALE
Federal
patio-styie
& kitchen. Hot water, telephone.
living-dining,
emtramee.
Well
635
6th INFANTRY Rie Piedras -—Carolina, 54.508 & 20.000 wt mi. 1@ acres Rio Pie-
garage,
(fuest Isla
and all
room
Ronda,
everisokies
patio.
-
build-
private
references.
Mrs,
2672
23
FURNISHED
2696
PGSADA
new
RENT
ALTAMESA: Z-16 Calle bedrooms, living. dining,
DIAL
3-8254
in
water.
man.
room, | Apt. 5.
Call 6-6989.
heater, built-in binets, porch, doubl carport. Information 3-8365, or Avenida
mount-
view
kitchen, 3 baths, maid’s
enermous
trailer included. Large 2 yr. lease. 60645. $300. 2657 home
hot
|singie
SAN FRANCISCO - Violeta G—10. corner} ¥ate
baths,
COOL
bath,
diningroom; | 30821.
De Diego. 1,500 meter lot, 3 bedrooms, 2 | Comeha & beach. baths, servant’s quarters: with bath, | Magdalema, Tei
Rey.
View of ocean and Cl air
living,
Medera
AIRCONDITIONE®D
818
MONTEBREY: ains. 4
MORRIS:
air-
dits bedreems with sliding door closets & built-in dresser. Studie room. Big porch & patie adjoin livingroom. Maid’s quarters. Laundry, garage in separate buildimg. Call 6-5516, 8 Betances
St., Floral 2677
home,
carport, garage. 2676
FURENISH=D residence Big livingroom, diningbuilt-im
garage. 3 porch903 meters
820 PEREZ
bedreom
modern
MAGNIFICENT Floral Park.
laundry room, fully
$28,000. 8-0130. 27%
beach-
2634
SEE FRANCISCUS ADVERTISEMENT
immediately
JUAN
4
furnished
HOUSES
Monday
are requested to
errors
APARTMENT
equipment, ready for occupancy. Apt. 6A Condominium Sae Rafael. 3-0850. 1956 ° Ur
before
by
for
as THE
LA
Rent
9-0278.
Beautifully
Lagoon.
beautiful
paper.
any
Denton,
porches,
Chglet.
ing facing the Caribe Hilton and the Con-
submitted
on
Saturday
eport
apartments,
bedrooms,
Swiss
921
824
BEAUTIFUL
must
publication
3
6-1370.
breakfast
terrace for entertaining, fruit Lease. Will sell. 3-2635 - 3-649.
once.
DEADLINES |
Tel.
bedroom apartments, airconditioned. maid service. 67 Santiago Ist cornec Condado St. Weekly rates. 2-9279.
|
at
$140
furnished
Near
Mrs.
CONDADO:
rum
~4
ing room, dining room, kitchen, linen & crockery. Telephone. $300 monthly. Large Terrace. 3-4122. 2704 B19
2
All cancellations must be submitted before 12 noon the business day before publi ation. Aa ordered ad nust
heater.
2 fully
Parking.
$225. 2754
as 3 type
ordinary
3:00-6:00.
water
2750
etc.
SAME
9:30-11.
NEAB
-
dining,
SANTA ANA, Rio Piedras: 3 bedrooms, closets, 1 bath, livingdining, front porch, parking, kitchen with steve, modern
ordinary
lines
PUNTA LAS MARIAS: 2 story home, ser d, 4 bed separate living &
REAL ESTATE, 3 Nairn, next to Presbyterian Hospitalon beach. COME IN PER-
type
RATE ordinary
RENT
best apartments and houses for reat. furnished and unfurnished. FRANCISCUS
pt.
RATE
lines
FOR
Save Time And Money
for single insertion,
j4e Above rates apply ta solid type. (see type #1 belew)
No.
conditioned, living area, phone. Utilities iacluded. Call 2-5852 a 2682 8 @
APARTHENTS
2) 3 4| 5|_ 6 15) 30
_|-18|.18!.17|.17|.17}.16|.45|.14
Type
LOST
q
Per
[1
INCOME
3-3506
first mortgases. favestment properties. Call as. 2-091! ar write Box 723, Roosevelt. 2383. 820
1960
Insertions:
Times
Aveaue,
RENT
RENT
a
Per
tive
8,
NO
TO
URRRGE
Rates
AUGUST
WANTED
BF
EFFECTIVE
HOUSES FOR RENT
ESTATE
LAND FOR development, houses for sale. commercial properties, and compiete reai estate servicesby a staff of trained persemaci. Joha Allen FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE COMPANY aad ASSOCIATES.
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Juan)
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SIRIEDS ==
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> CLAS
3.8400 Ext 72
MOVING
YOURS dance or party - You can hire a dise jockey complete with aed large asmusic
E HESS Papen LADU
RFYOUIENT. fat Seeretartal Servite,
SERVICES
- DISC JOCKEY
ACCOUNTING
Call ~
person.
tive effer for right 9-1175 fer appointment.
t Cc fenced coentiz arial service for residents & transients. Meurty rates. Muriel Eddy; 2-8735. = . oe
- MISCELLANEOUS
EXTERMINATING LA
SERVICES
EXTERMINADORA
(Co
stb
Pest Control Services) Free estimate. Centro! ef imsects, rats and fumigation
MOVING: WHO moves portant as where you
services for bemes. business and farms. perience. 27-9292 mm
Dist.
Health
Food
vitamin and feed “up-
1400,
hs mts. If we don’t ‘have what yeu want we'll get it for you. Try Sierra's Acerola Jam. 605 Belaval St., Santurce, 3-1396.
2520
E
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7
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at
free
estimates,
fa
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aid
Bolsa
rc)
tients. 29511,
317 Fortaieza 3-3102
- Inmpector oc Resident years
meer”,
m Puerto Box
42,
Write
te:
Rio Piedras,
Four
evenings
PRODUCTION See
Ra
eet
‘unus
and
| FEI g
ory
PIANOS
—
full
keyboard.
MALE
by
furniture
Inc.,
long distance Agents
guaranty.
We Vas store Lines your UF
Hillmans
—
Karmann
Buchanan
Models
buy ing
wey
ss
Bs
ana
FOR
for
Leon
Ave.,
Santurce.
Tel
Air
with
or
electric
a washing this sale.
from
an
each
when
you
buy
if
a dryer
RADIO
FILING
new.
BOATS
a dryer
EQUIPMENT
REPAIRS
Pta
Las
Marias.
2-8160. $20
EQUIPMENT
Juan,
P.
2464
R.
820
at
SALE
SCREENS SCREENS,
AWNINGS,
doors.
windows,
sell
SYS-
ities up to 3 years. Call us ation for consultation and
without obligestimate. Pa-
gan 2396
2-4666,
&
CABIN
CRUISER,
22’,
this
week.
Also
58
Evinrude
10
PH.
Iriarte,
Telephone
LANGUAGE YOU
TOO
CAN
CLASSES LEARN
SPANISH
or any other language with the world-renowned Benedict Method
ef
the
BENEDICT
SCHOOLS
Leiza
&
Wilson
Streets.
SPEEDWRITING Accom
-
210
Apply Room
958 45 FY. TRAILER. for sale very res.
ot Sees
ee
hy
of mutional
publisher 5 hours
ENTERNATIONALLY
SIMMONS
couch,
FCC 2nd Ciuss denier cae
3-5255 (Box 10073 Cajarra FAMOUS
3-9381
eights). | MOVING,
condition.
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AND tan German Shepherd. maie.
escaped from crate on flight te Puerto Rico. Loose somewhere in airport viciri}
caren NOUNS BUILDERS — CONTRACTORS
UF
GERMAN
SHEPHERD
Puppy.
Aug. 11, 3 mofths eld, black & tan, name “Fritz”, in Baltrich, Maxime Gomez & Mrs. Cumcontact Pres. Raméires. mings. 587 Maxime Hato Rey. Call
6-0759.
Reward.
ate \
es gee
}
~~
813
eee oe per week; to Mr. | NEW &° BLUE SIMMONS COMFOTOZ. 262. Rio Piedras Darling. | QUE sofa with walnut Grim. Call Mr. Lu-
woe et
SLACK
824
bedroom set, double
= | oes Pubfish-/ 315. Rus. $28.
Credit
LOST & FOUND
Call
i
must
Pian-eur
-MIDEA.SED
good
ers are-expanding their operation through} 3.71IR after 5 & Saturdays. out Pucrte Rico and Seuth America. | 2736 Sof + een See Hoes. $270%8 Therpe, Suite
Rental-Purchase facilities.
FURNITURE FOR SALE
i
f
RADIO TECHNICIAN edie caaie ae Gas
Caf
a
AH
pay. See Mr. Excelent
day.
Terms 2369
HY eeee 4
executive
SHORTHAND.
120 wpm in 6 weeks. Schoo! of Speedwriting, The Benedict Schools, Santurce. 75 De Diego Street. Telephone 3-5144. 829
calling Fajarde
tie | ws watiins to feqomn, Bax ei.
for SPEEDWRITING
set algo smaller, fully epsioOTST 9 AM to 5:30 PM] ved Som Juan, from doity. & tarnished treiibr Maybe son by Wea Twe Nee at SE
ins-
a
basic knowledge
«
in
Santurce, 75 DE DIEGO STREET, Small circles and individual truction. Phone 3-5144.
teve
3-2234. UF
INSTRUCTION
819 OWENS
priced right for quick sale. See at Muelle Turismo, Stop 8. Owner leaving, must
ad
CABINETS.
FOR
2740 1957
INTER-COMMUNICATION
CLOCK
A. Gruen, Puerto Rico's Master Watchmaker. }2u-
you
12 FY. outboard with Mark 30 Mercury Motor (needs repairs, but boat in renewed condition & not since used, including equipped Fully etc.) fiberglass, paint with complete controis. Best offer. Terms can be arranged. 3-4706 Ext. 6.
ur
OFFICE
&
—
bathtub enclosures, ‘‘picture windows’, best quality aluminum. Payment facil
RENTAL
267
.
94
you dures to
UF
&
&2ZPAIRS
HANDLING
dryer
ironer,
machine and Other free
CAR7-2284.
COLSON CASTERS, hand trucks, platform trucks, lift trucks, conveyors and other material handling equipment Ricardo Davila Sucesores, Box 3663, San
You get free a port-
Cooler
WATCH
William Certified
DRIERS
Insular Distributors, Munoz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras; State Road No. 2, Km. 7, — Caparra, and Calle Villa 123, ra
om
be-
rent
912
choose
PAN AMERICAN ELECTRONICS LABS or Hi-Fi any make TV, radio repair Stateside-trained guarantee. day Ninety vechnicians. Evening service. Ca.) 9 AM to 10 PM 6-4230.
TV
Ror
clang
gg
de
CLOTHES
us
20000 Fort Broeke Ext. tween 7:30 AM — 4 PM.
tropics
Also
NOW YOU CAN GET your cloth dry even on rainy days or nights. Insular Distributors-is holding a Special Dryer
or 8-0406
for DEMONSTRATION
for
guaranteed.
rel 2413 2728
Ponce
purchase,
Ghia
WATCH
27-1651, 44
1853
Highway
8-1327
Treated
Fully
MARY paint.
using quality
rates, able high TER’S
crossroad
ond
de
Almacenes Pier 9, San
responsibility.
2662
Call Only
able
MECHANICS HELPER | sxviexmanose seco 7
Ponce
2-2374
$12.00 monthly. Musical Trading Co., Inc.,
5 Be
— _
and 1959 at your
or Phone
Bats
WANTED
|
Use the vest
Rice, United States, Japan. Packing, shipping. Agent. of Ine. Call Muebleria
Santurce
YOUR
from factory. $425 v0
Sale during August.
Volkswagens
Opel
. Fort
ey
Haas
Ses
a free
——— & COMMERCIAL EESIDENTIAL reasonsupervision, Continental
St.,
INSTRUMENTS
- DIRECT
termites.
CARS
= RENAULT DISTRIBUTORS
MANAGER,
7
HELP
—
Triumphs
R.
soe nats. Write Bex E. Sap June Sie] ASSISTANT
FOREIGN
Renaults
“Engi-
P.
&
All 1958
oe employment
ee
ee
Rice.
Euxincer.
to mover
2-2726, 22067
Service,
Tel 422
kits
:
k
»
i
MUSICAL
! available, Twenty years experieace. Any size project. Also. qualified as Building
Tel
1057
Maritimos,
1872
USED FOREIGN CARS
‘SUPERINTENDENT
for
UE
Juas.
Oxygen
inc.,
PAINTING
masks, physicians,
thing
¥
&“
i Ma) i <
i
SPORTS CONSTRUCTION
goins
ComPant as and | Local and
&
are equipped
i
equipment.
YOU
MOVE
SUPPLIES
SOSPITAL lete ais SUPPLY
mov-
274
26
HOSPITAL
Transpértation,
Leén No
cali
“aC<
we
the
you're
te. Agente for Atlas Van Lines.
service in Puerto Spain, Germany. crating, storage, U.S. Van Lines,
terials For
Whether
when
UF
gaz | AEE
copper last forever. 6-5003.
is ours)
yours™
in locally or Stateside,
down
204
job
is
te back and transport your mest Pi as duled, with the dependabis care you leok for and seldom find. Telephone 6-3157, 6-3329
plans.
(41|2%). Ne Home imp
UP
PLEASURE
meving
$995:
ete.
We
Corp., 7-2082, 2-3013 Ext
il i HEL:
(12°
bathrooms,
Lew FHA interest payment. Universai
E
;
ij
:|
i it i g
|" i
rooms
porehes,
:
“THE
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPARE THESs VALUES: Carperts
similar tow prices
Torres, Fermandez Juncos 20, Santurce. Tel £5791.
Stop
4@2
%
Extra
viet
MOVING? SAVE WITS TORRES. We do all types of moving, no matter tf it be la. or small, Moderate Prices.
FOODS
PRODUCT
Store.All natyral
fences,
im-
ur |®@
BEALTH
$595;
you is as meve. M
packing. shipping and
Services guaranteed. Preventive treat ment against termites. 29 years ex
NATURA
& STORAGE
MOVING WITH CARE EVERYWHERE - United Van Lines, Inc. through its local agent, Continental Moving and Storage, offers you the exclusive vans for local and overseas ess, Oe neatly uniformed and highiy-trained perare ciali: ‘» handling your prized possessions. Please call us at 3,625 of 21473 fer a tree estimate
SPECIAL QUOTATIONS TEL. 3-4367 & 2-3839
7
THE SAN: JUAN SPAR— Thireday; August-18, 1960
!Powers (Continued
from
Page
A battery of Soviet : witnesses was on hand.
/ many
members
: plomatic
of
Family 1)
Czarist gatherings
scientific So were
Moscew’'s
di-
colony,
more than 250 correspondents and foreign
: Soviet
i newsmen
from
all parts television,
of the motion
Wem
ooo
? world. Soviet 4 picture and still cameramen work: ed incessantly under brilliant ights in the glittering, mirrored ‘ old hall, once the scene of gay
GARY POWERS ... $30,000-a-year spy
CLASSIFIEDS AIR P B&B wres
COND.
FILTERS and sizes
AIR
also
UF
air conditioning units, $150.00. Also Philco,
Air Conditioning, 1603 Fernandez Juncos, Exclusive Carrier Dealers in Santurce
3-4367,
2609
2-3839
=
824
FOR
SALE:
joner anit.
unit. Blower and condenser New, in original carton. Will
low
cost.
5 H.
Call
P.
RHEEMS
air conditseparate sell pbe-
8-0068.
2695
820
PIANOS FOR SALE BABY GRAND PIANO: Moving to States. must sacrifice. Call 66125 or 6-4555 before 5 or visit O-3 San Ignacio.
judicial
way
in
But
industria)
Frgidaire, York, Remington, etc. We trade im your used unit. Best deal in town Filters, installation service. Steve’s Teis
position
about
CONDITIONERS
CARRIER USED $100.00, $125.00,
through
college,
of
his
working family background, and tken his grab for a secret U. S. government job paying him $30,000 a year. He said this was about the same .as he would receive from a commercial air line if he had been able to line up such
to
another
notion
speaking
under
country.
Eisenhower
the
be
proceedings
that
objected
the
United
States is on the Soviets.
trial as claimed He said it was
attempt
picture
to
to
Uncle
by an
Sam
as
an aggressor. The President recalled that the U. S. had admitted the flight,.
But
he
“we
could
said
it was
get
any
the
only
way
information...
on a closed society...a society who is constantly threatening us... by their strength, boasting about what they could do to the world.”
He
accused
torting
facts
line
charge
of
the Soviets “into
and
their
of disown
The and the
number
of
Turning
to
President Cuba
other
said
and
ing whether the U-2 flight, his first
“I
felt
very
lucky
to
get
over
such
Soviet
military
ferritory,
was
undef
auspices.
He had been told by a colonel
a job,” he said. That was the job that sent him
named Shelton, whom he described
high cloud
as commander of the 10-10 connaissance group Powers—
above ceiling
the May
Soviet Union’s 1, only to find
re be-
himself parachuting little more than two hours later into an inter-
longed to, that a flight over the Soviet union would be “absolutely
national
safe.’”’ Similar high altitude planes had been making flights, over the
crisis.
He insisted he self just a pilot,
considered himnot even know-
Soviet Union.
kind
subjects,
that
the
this
the
problems
Dominican
in
Repu-
He
said
the
solution
of
Latin
American economic and social problems is a job for all Western Hemisphere nations to work on cooperatively and is not suitable for Marshall Plan-type of massive aid from one country alone.
allegation.”
He
told
newsmen
that,
term,
that he
before
the
agreement between
West
on
the
a
still
and
of
could
be
East
and
nuclear
ban. But he. stressed must be based on ,an inspection pact. |
First
arms
that it air-tight
CONTRACT
(Continued The
From
committee,
Hiram
Cancio,
1)
composed
and
of
Guillermo of Justice the
Dean
of
Students, Pedro José Rivera, agreed unanimously to award the SSS the contract.
painted walls...
The
committee
Francis
submited
under
its
Allen
W.
Dulles,
CIA
new
contract,
which
its
goes
into effect immediately, would coyer over 15,000 students.
The
SSS
January
KEM-TONE paint
began
this
operations
year.
It
sored by the Puerto dical Assn. and owned ly
by
the
500
doctor
is
in
spon-
Rico Me exclusive-
members
of
association.
Lamela
said
that
the
Univer-
sity will “pay a little for this new policy but
more” added
that
added
in
relation
to
the
services available through the SSS, the net cost will be less than that of the old policy.
PONCE—A
¢ Covers any wall surface in
in
Gilberto
moderate
New
the
the
York City man,
act
of
burglarizing
coat
BUTING CORPORATION SAN juan P @
you
need
robbery
home
CALL
the service
Community sce AN
of
Mrs.
Colén
early Mrs.
said
he
presented
before
Drina
the
of
State
yesterday Colon
saw
the
countries ineludihg
Chile,
United
Venezuela
El
Salvador
States
to
were
accept a
ahd
urging
compfo-
mise while many here feel that a severance of ties could not only
crush the. present Dominican fegime but also throw a leaderléss country into chaos ripe for Com-
murgsts or adherents of the movement of Cuba’s Fidel Castro, and thus add to the .very tension the ministers are seek. ing to end.
Dominican
Foreign
Porfirio Herrera
Baez
Minister
said Tues-
and. him
and
de
change
the
picture.
caught
Torres Negave chase.
after
a short
Secretary of State Christian ter visited Argentine foreign
Hermin-
ister Diogenes Taboada, apparéntly
to
discuss
Dominican
Cuban
the
dispute.
Foreign
Venezuelan-
Minister
§|Roa appeared bored opening ceremonies.
i
Raul
during the Cuban |re-
porters and photographers swatm-
services
6-6000 of the
.
After the formal opening, U. S,
Patrolman Roracio gron was nearby and
Orama was persuit.
i i
day he would make countercharges against Venezuela, saying fled he has new evidence that might
Garcia
screamed.
The Police of Puerto Rico At
when
when
of the Police? PLEASE
and
Judge Willman Rodriguez. Orama allegedly broke into
residents the
23,
bail on a charge of second degree
of the Metropolitan Area Do
© Lovely new colors
the
Orama,
admitted that he was a dope addict. He was held in lieu of $1,000
NOTICE To
Secretary
Uruguay,
a home here Tuesday, later admit-
a
“asy to roll or brush on
chief,
On
the Pen-
(Continued From Page 1) ' ence. But reliable sources said
regular students with health ted to police he stole to get money insurance. It is paid jointly by, for heroin. the student and the university. Police identified him as Juan
The
yesterday.
left, Powers,
MINISTERS
To Purchase Dope caught
furnishes
began
spotlights, are from
Man Admits Theft Prompted By Need
Cross.
university
a comment on the trial of U-2 pilot
Powers, which
Christian Herter, President Eisenhower, and Vice President Nixon. On the table are the objects supposedly used t as spy equipment. . é
report after holding hearings with the SSS and with Blue The
Gary
tagon,
Page
Secretary of Health Arbona, Secretary
SOVie'l VIEW—This cartoon, published in the Soviet
newspaper, Izvestia, is bench,
—_——<_______.
Step to beautiful
wy
after
blic are matters for all of the 21 American republics to deal with, and not just a concern of the United States.
the
rire DISTRI
wanted
all over any va-
lidity whatsoever to of charge,” he said.
reached
Qne
had
Communist
subversion proved world “just denies
his
wall
he
spies caught and cases of bribery
hoped
latex
as
getting out of the U.S. Air Force.
Fisenhower Charges Soviets Picture U.S. As Aggressor dent’s)
INC. manufacturers all air conditioning filters
-
getting
work,
(Continued From Page 1) He said they had “no case whatwould not help Powers’ case | soever in trying to portray the for anyone in his (the Presi- U. S. as a spymonger.”
FILTERS
for home window units types. Call 53-5999. 82
and later of the
grim Stalinist purge trials of the 1930's. Powers told of his hard work
Trial
ger ee nn
FRANCIS
Attends
ed through the hall as the ministers were preparing to get underway. '
~
= a
7
;
pi
,
tT
August 18, 1960
Troreday
NOE SAN JUAN SEAR
Rodriguez To Enter 400 From
Cruz
Back gu
toughest opposition. “If the
our.
relay
distance
which
I
squad
in
less
believe
can
they
we
have
a
to
finish
among
run
than
pretty
-the
3:12,
will
good
do,
chance first
jump,
six
chance
islands
to
entry
a
good
in
the
pole
opportunity
near
and
the
i5-
Guerra
ex-
probably
at
has
the
least
Rome.
. Camache’s best effort has been 50 feet 4 inches. And he has
vault,
to
been
here
pects him to do the trick at Rome. Pedro J. Camacho, who will participate in the hop, step, and
relay teams,” the coach said. The Olympi¢ track coach also believes that Rolando Cruz, the
has
has
feet mark
jump-over
fi- for
the He
nish among the top 10 pole vaulters in the world.
50
feet
to
United
lected
in
Guerra
event.
also
said
Rodriguez
qualify
the will
enter the most, |Vega Brazil and the. run.
from
of 12 finalists is se the
that
besides
Puerto Rico’s entries in the mile relay, pole vault, and hop, step, and jump, three members of the relay team will participate in two other races.
finals. will be facing
competition
States.
A group
and
Guenard
400-meter enter the
e
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THE.SAN JUAN STAR Thursday, Angust 18; 1960:
26 Tuesday
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
BasebaH
Bucs Down Phillies Twice;
NATIONAL
Yankees, Chicago Both Win PITTSBURGH
(AP)—The
Pittsburgh
Pirates,
lead-
ers in the National League standings, hit 27 safeties in a doubleheader against the Philadelphia Phillies to take both games, 11-2 and 4-3, Tuesday. The
double
Pirates’
win
lead
increased
to
seven
and
half games over the second Milwaukee. Braves, who Cincinati, 2-1.
Warren the his and
Spahn,
the
who
a
place beat
limited
Reds to eight hits, scored 14th victory of the season the 28lst of his career.
The
St.
Louis
Cardinals
drop-
ped to third place after losing to the San Francisco Giants, 7-3.
Rookie
Juan
Marichal scored
his
fourth straight triumph of the year. Marichal allowed only four
>
days
rest,
hit
shutout
pitched
which
a
the
Baltimore Orioles in to third place, a game and a half off the
pace.
standings,
a
half
game
behind
Yankees.
The Cleveland Indians scored a 43 decision over the Kansas three. In the other game in the City Athletics in 10 innings. And Washington won over Boston, National League, the Los Ange4 r ; les Dodgers beat the Chicago|8-5 in the other games in the} hits, walked
Cubs,
7-5
two
in
11
and
struck
out
innings.
American
League.
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS (Based on 270 or more at bats.) (Not including yesterday’s night games.) AMERICAN
Smith,
LEAGUE
New
York
Sievers, Chicago
316
York
New
Lemon,
Washington
York
Colovito, Detroit Sievers, Chicago ; RUNS
BATTED
Maris, New York Skowron, New York Mifioso, Chicago Wertz, Boston
341|
|Larker, Los Angeles. | Mays, San Francisco
333
326|
308 | Clemente, Pittsburgh 308 | Ashburn, Chicago 306 | Herrera Philade!phia
HOME RUNS
Mantle,
LEAGUE
315 | Groat, Pittsburgh
Minoso, Chicago Runnels, Boston, Power, Cleveland Maris, New
NATIONAL
322
Chicago
Skowron,
IN
/\
S. Francisco
54
Cincinati Philadelphia
Chicago
314| 308| .304|
HOME RUNS
L 43 49 51 50
Pet. .619 555 553 545
5244
62 70
.456 18% .386 26%
43
67
391 25%
55
35 | Bangs,
Chicago
34
29
| Aaron,
Milwaukee
27
| Mathews,
Los
2,
What
2 3
at
Pittsburgh night.
Only games
Baltimore Cleveland Washington Detroit
65 54 56 50
49 54 57 60
570 1% 500 9% .496 10 455 14%
Boston
48
62
436
hk
sending fnore i
competitor
Elliot, Holder
mile
record,
world
beaten
over
800 es
had
a
when
he was
meters
in: Syd-
“My
16%
Washington 8, Boston 5 Cleveland 4, Kansas City (10 innings) .
at Rome
Herb
terse’ explanation
legs
failed
28
At the age of 42, Ted Williams has a formula for suecessful hit-
Scores
~~
JOE
ting.
pees
seems
after
New
24 | Boyer, St. Louis 23 | Mays, San Francisco
25; 24|
Chicago at Cleveland, night. | Cardinals Washington at Baltimore, night. | singles.
a
week,
knocked
“I
being
the
fleet
in four
have
with a
sidelined right
runs
a homer
for the
and two
nap
which
reach a proper game time.” ‘
fit
enough to play 154 games, he suited up for the old game at Yankee Stadium ly. Mickey Mantle, great is, hasn’t caught on with
when timers entas he the
I
New
Joe.
headache.
hour’s
game
looked
dizzy but I sure hits, didn’t I?,” game. Clemente he crashed into
little
94; Gerald Smith of Michigan in-| still feel a little 86 | tercepted three passes in the foot-| banged out them 79|ball game against [Illinois last|he said after the 78 | November. was injured when
an
night ees
‘Joe
fielder
against
takes
each
“permits me to peak just before
spite of his many ailments. Last week,
He
before
DIMAGGIO ... Still trim to be able to produce in
3
Kansas
IN
oldest
of the
26
BATTED
disas-
see
New York 1, Baltimore 0
at Boston.
earthquake
will be
Australian
not included.
City at Detroit.
the
pight as a
will be a British grandmother who will ride in the Grand Prix dressage event. Mrs. Brenda Williams, 65, doesn’t think her age will hamper her, but. she does say that her horse “queht to be younger.”
GB
579
York
sending only the Olympics
eee
The
48
Games
of
to Chile, than 20.
66
Today’s
acsinstt the
ter. They originally plarined to be represented by a team af 30.
Cincinnati,
Chicago 3, Detroit 2
a _
is to
result
1
Chicago
games
the new
ees
scheduled.
Tuesday’s
when
Puerto Rico, ney in comparison
AMERICAN LEAGUE Team w L Pet. New York 64 45 .587
Night
in
Chite athletes
Milwaukee, at
Escobar
a wall Giants.
3
31)
RUNS
to Sixto
track. Then gamblers could bet seven faces at Comandante, have time to eat dinner and make the first post for the dog races. Elemente ‘Sick’ The Pirates’ Roberto Clemente
Milwaukee
95 | Banks, Chicago 80 | Aaron, Milwaukee 79 | Boyer, St. Louis 78 ‘Mays, San Francisco
will happen
ball park goes up in Hato Rey? One suggestion—not novel and not plausible—is t turn it into a ereyhornd
Today’s Games Angeles at Chicago.
Philadelphia night.
|
By Peter Anderson
7% 7% 8%
.495 14
Cincinnati
Old Is Luis?
GB
(2nd game) Los Angelés 7, Chicago 5 San Francisco 7, St. Louis
Milwaukee
The Chicago White Sox beat the Detroit Tigers, 3-2 to maintain their second position in the the
WwW 70 61 8
games. not included. Tuesday’s Scores Pittsburgh 11, Philadelphia (1st game) Pittsbufgh 4, Philadelphia
three-
sent
How
LEAGUE
Team Pittsburgh Milwaukee St. Louis Los Angeles
Night
Ford Wins In the American League, Whitey Ford, working with only two
ODDS ‘n ENDS
Dimaggio
York
fans
as
did
.
A Little Disa: its Venezuela .. played Teague playoff game Mexico under protest
|Littleinst nday.
The Venezuelans claim”
Me-
xico
a
cate.
minutes
before
of
did
not present
eligibility
30
game time, a requirement ‘under Little
League
While
rules.
j
the Venezuela pi pre 8
may have a legitimate beef, there is little doubt as to which was had the “better team. M boys who could .hit as well as
id. Of course the Venezuelan ys were up against a boy very large for 12 years of age. One spectator said: “I
know
how old he
don’t
(the Mexican
pitcher) is, but he has the beginnings of a luxuriant moustache.”
The
Winter
League
League's ’s highest batter will receive $1,000 this season. The winning team will be awarded $10,000. Both the RBI leader and the leading ‘pitcher wil
Winter inter
he gira
See
Pome
** 8
scheduled for Sept. 10. 17 and 24. The 3é6-hole final will be) | Played Sept. 24. toe
Some
teams
won't
like
the
ball
to be used at the Olympic }basketball competition in Rome. officials claim it is the same size, weight
and
shape
as
the
Ameri-
can ball, it is not the same. It is like a blown up> volleyball and hasn't the pebbled jsurface which makes the Ameri ball so easy to handle. Puerte Rico’s coach, Howard Shannon, |doesn’t think
CERVECERIA
CORONA,
though
INC.
it
will
bother se
How old is Luis
PUERTO
RICO'S
TOP
SELLING
| Al
BEER
York
they
say
he
team, ~
Arroyo? In New is
ple here who shou he is at least 37.
his!
8
%,
-peo-
say
©
rei
se
a)
St
ay
ARS
ae?
THE'SAN
JUAN'STAR:
.By John Drebinger
Whoever decided that it was about time Floyd Patterson was made to appear im a different role as the “new Patterson” cerainly deserves some sort of award from the world of pugilism. or when Floyd recently told the promoters of the proposed re-| : n match with Ingemar Johansson that whatever plams they may} ; pave in mind they had better mention to him first, he finally pot around to casting himself in the true role of a world heavyyeight champion. | Peshaps even more so than when, last June, he fetched Johansson a couple of hefty clouts that relieved the big Swede pf the title he had held for a year. ‘ It was, in fact, rather laughable to note the brazen effrontéry of the promoters as they hustled off an emissary to Sweden te ind eut when it would be most convenient for Johansson to step nto the ring with Patterson again. This, mind you, with- Ingemar nothing more than another dethroned champion. In fact, according te a nationally accepted rating, compiled by boxing’s No. 1 authority, Nat Fleischer, Johansson isn’t even isted as the runner-up in the heavyweight division. Three others, Sonny Liston, Zora Folley and Eddie Machen, are ranked ahead pf the Swede. . But it was in front of Ingemar that the promoters did their owing and scraping. In time it was decided that No. 1 would pe
the
most. suitable date, and
Meanwhile, sO much as the ion had been pmething like
It
was
mistaken
here
he
jefinitely
:
that
Fleyd
he told
fought
decided
to
the promoters
Ingemar
within
would not fight beforehand
i
Angeles
the
most
likely
assert himself.
that
two
while
weeks
he
or
In
two
=
In will
b
Joe
Lowis
when
:
where
the
champion
was
to
once
in
a while
the
“beanball”
raises
its
ugly
most
astounding
to
note
the
slush
that
comes
DAVIS U.S,
relay man
women’s
volleyball
team
can
point
cure men
te
a
another victory in Rome.
to
Venezuela
to
play
tion series there to the island.
an
has
exhibi-
returned
in
1920
coaches
Don Yandell rino won the
for
Sweepstakes
their
Ray
of
Cleveland
was
for
“brushing
back”
batters.
Di
of
crouching
over
the
plate,
and as he tried to duck
and
Britain
should
for the remaining medal. Inthe 1600 meter relay the challenge to U. S. supremacy will A
quartet
British
West
composed
of
Kerr, beat the last year’s Pan
Nobody pot,
head.
He
died
Another ers
complain
without
ever
interesting
seemed
regaining
point
is that
of a “knockdown
pitch.”
to
him
lose
on the
with
cencio,
George
W.
United States at American Games
it
of ‘the
side
of the
scratch
rarely
hear
Inversely, few
good great
“Any
lly
bu
are
t. For
pitcher
who
deliberately
throws
at
with two vrai is plain -silly,” said wasting a pi which the batter won’t another,
if you
do
hit
him,
you’ve
put
a
and
Common-
won
the
in
Chicago
with
consisting
Guarane.
last two.
C.A.A.
of
Ted
novice
year-old
title
a
in
Woods
(a
20
won
the
N.
who 54.7),
Otis
a
batter
balanced
foursome
last
MORE
who
ran
in
|
batter
is hooked.
He
doesn’t
know
what
the
head,
umpire
you
crowding right the
will
he is standing too close to get any wood
call
it.
on the
%
nd if he swings
!
Se why all the furor when a Billy Martin, no great shakes a hitter, gets a notion every piteher is trying ta decapitate
Most pitchers, are se pleased to see Billy they wouldn’t think
{ searing him away..
mii
Wa
r
576 575
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and
J.
in
COOLING
PER DOLLAR
year.
hit-
on
se-
Villavi-
Davis,
Earl Young and Jack Yerman, should prove superior to the unChicago
Orinstein
Sal. “For one, possibly swing
d set up for an out. “The correct pitch here, especially with a batter he Plate, is one close and letter high. If thrown just
was
scintillating ‘for
pitch-
batter's
with with
this
and the
for for
;
by
prs, from Grover Alexander, Dazzy Vance and Walter Johnson, own to the present day, ever resort to it intentionally. Even Maglie, though the Dodgers used to rave he used one, called a stupid pitch. Noteworthy is that even the Dodgers quieted Ho when the Barber joined them. PSpe
Olmo Harry
third
fourth
jack-
$175.50
tied
formed
M.
be
division.
consciousness.
you
te
Handicap
the weekly
will
578,
Jr.,
Royle,
felled
sight
Bow}!
series
the
Rodriguez
cond
(Jamaica
and
in
won
and
week. ‘Luis
Maleplm
Spence Ince
Indies
win
—
it struck
Star
ieap to division.
Italy
vie
Carl tossed what they called a “submarine ball,” an underhand delivery that came up from his shoe tops. His pitch to hapman looked to be about shoulder high. But Ray, who had a habit
the
Franee,
py Carl Mays, a pitcher on the Yankees, in a game played at the Polo Grounds. That was generally agreed to have been an acident, even if Mays in those days did enjoy a rather unenviablée pputation
at
win the serateh division, while Merino rolled 499 plus 156 hand-
(AP Photo.)
Chapman
be
and Charlie Meweekly bowling
ing Center last week. Yandel! rolled a 591
stunned but uninjured after being
when
will
Don Yandell Wins Sweepstakes Prize
record
Now, ‘before anyone becomes too wrought up, let us call atention to two rather interesting points. One is that there hasn’t been a bean-ball fatality in the major leagues in forty years was
man),
Carle
club,
The Venezuela press praised the quality of game played by the Puerto Rican girls.
last
by the
second with 577-70-647 3:05.8. The men from the Carib- | and 525122647 wealth government employees, bean islands could be even faster 'Orinstein | Carle. played in four different cities in this time. team, presumably | Venezuela—M aracay, Caracas, The USS.
and
he
set
Germany is, on paper, the most serious challenger. Russia,
d Melville from Puerto Rico which went|an twins), Basil
They lost the first three games
t by a pitch earlier this month.
record
on that ocassion, average of just under
South Afriea, with Ma) Spence, Gordon Day, Ewart Potgieter and
together
will in this short time achieve sufficiently good results to se-
able.
The
Arequipa,
MINOSO—Is
the
46 seconds per hard to beat.
On Venezuelan Tour |!7"?" 3s" 32z nae
of
The
INNIE
brought
But
Jamaicans 3:03.9 (an
Brian Davis could well make it the . cst time in August. a three-way battle. Germany and In the past, U.S. sprit four- Britain should be the best Eurosomes won on sheer biazing pean contenders. speed, combined with “safety” passes. No wonder then that a college team (that of Texas Uni-
Girl Volleyballers Compile 3-2 Mark
p iters denouncing the brutality of baseball. Any pitcher, e are told, who low bridges a batter should be summarily removed from society as a dangerous felon.
N
sible.
for
OTIS
his
out
was
are that the U.S. Olympic
head.
pouring
A repetition of the memorable Jamaica vs. U.S. duel of the 1952 games in Helsinki is well pes
fo
technique.
Norton,
he
pitcher conks a batter, the batter lets fly at the pitcher and it s
Mest
comparatively faster than the best ever achieved by US. na tional teams. Even so, chances
The ‘‘Beanball”
Every
goi ing+—
the
tough.
The U.S. team, which will pre bably consist of Paul Winder, Dave Sime, Frank Budd and Ray
no
defend
however,
pretty
have _ highly |Teign countries trained sprint relay teams, which make up for their relative lack of speed with an efficient baton
We. | passing
him on Nov. }t. Furthermore, if he what was going on there likely would
and
Rome, be
versity)
have a world champion deporting himself the best tradition of the prize ring. We never heard of a telling Jack Dempsey. Gene Tunney or even good-naed
only failure dating from 1912 in Stockholm when
the U. S. foursome was disqualified in a heat. In the 1600 meter relay, the U. S. won 6 out of 9 contests.
...
In
of ee
care
years,
27°
ROME (AP)—In the relays at the Olympic Games United States tradition leaves little to be desired. The 400-meter relay saw the Americans victorious 8 times out
site.
didn’t
|
By ROBERTL. QUERCETANI
eats
Patterson, the world champion, hadn't received courtesy of a phone call. His source of informaa neighbor who had heard it over the radio, or that.
terms
hether
Los
-ii"Tharsiddy; Atigust 18;:1960'
|Another U.S. 400-Meter inLikely AtRome RelayW
The ‘New’ Patterson -
Rae
2 Meat
F. & J. M. CARRERA Juan, Puerto Rico
INC.
—the San Juan Star
SPORTS
LEAGUE STANDINGS AND LEADERS PAGE 26
MAJOR
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Thursday, August
18, 1960
Banks Bangs No. Ovidio DeJesus ToAnchor P.R. ‘9th Inning Blas: |
400-Meter Rome Relay Squad NipsDodgers,1-0 “Ips
Guerra said yesterday in which
they
the track team has a good chance to do well in the events
minor
operation,
thought he was going to be eliminated from the Olympic team. But he still plans to go. “De Jesus has been training
since
he left the hospital,
and
he
has improved a let. I guess he will be sound enough to go to Rome next Monday,” the coach said. A Geod Replacement “But in case something happens in the final minute, Jose Luis Villalongo is a very good replacement for De Jesus,’’ Guerra add-
ed
Guerra
feels
the
team
to
beat
is the United States. Then he rated Jamaica, Russia, Germany, -England, and Australia as the teams which will give Puerto Rico the
everybody
(See
RODRIGUEZ,
Page
25)
Parks Administration Ranks Pasarell First Violeta Pomales, Charles Pasarell, Jr., Jesus, Stanley Pasarell, and Martita Torrés
Public
Parks
and
Recreation one
was
was
de
were
top
over
Cindy
Golbert
women’s singles Pasarell, Jr. was
the
men’s
number
in
named
singles
the
top
over
in
second
boys
group.
Torros
girls
was
ranked
1415-yearold
first
in
the
group.
The rankings: Women’s Singles:
1—Violeta
Pomales 2—Cindy Golbert 3—Josefina Cabrera 4—Martita Torrés 5—Quetita Miré 6—Lila Mehlman. Men’s Singles: 1—Charles Pasarell, Jr. 2—Jorge de Jesus Sehuck 3—José L. Brandi 4—Rubén
Padré
5—Juan
A.
Rios
6—Pedro Rosellé 7—Desiderio Garcia Diaz 8—Clifford Hourston 9—José Alvarez.
L.
Short
10—Eduardo
Juvenile: 1—Charles Pasarell, Jr. 2—Jorge de Jesus Schuck 3—José L. Brandi 4—Pedro Rosello.
Boys
(14-15-year-old):
1—Jor-
¢|ge de Jesus 2—Charles Pasarell, Jr. 3—José L. Brandi 4—Pe-
dro
repeats
TTT
Rosellé.
Boys
(13-year-old):
Pasarell
2—Jorge
3—Alberto
Carrero
1—Stanley
R.
Gonzalez
4—José
Her-
nandez 5—Rafael Kodesh 6—HécCINDY
tor
GOLBERT
. ranked
second
|
Cordero
(See
Jr.
RANKINGS,
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25)
at
9.53.6.
100 30
004 01
Sadecki 500
Cincinnati Buhl
01
and
Nuxhall
Crandall;
(1)
and
and
Battey;
100 6
010 Fisher,
002 Jones
002 20 Lary and
Kravitz;
Chicago
000
Cleveland Shaw,
000
Triandos.
Kansas City Detroit Herbert and Chiti.
200
0
000 000 2 Staley
(7)
and
Lollar;
Perry, Klippstein (8) and Wilson.
New
000 000 0
Boston Stafford,
001 000 (7) and Ho-
Muffett
ward; \
and
Pagliaroni.
the
of the
for the year.
40
001—1
000
(10-13)
Banks
DON
(34).
ee
i
The cinco-seis pool at El Comandante yesterday paid $340.49 for six winners and
in all seven races yesterday and won three races, finished second three
other
times
and
was
fifth
$6.20
his other mount.
Lunsford
in the
back
to
third
event.
win
started the the STAR’s
in the first fifth aboard
second
with
but
Rosita
came
in
the close
seconds with Turandot and Mariange in the fourth and fifth
races
and
won
with
Ambolero
in the sixth. He made a final effort and lost another close bat-
tle with race.
Nabucco
in the seventh
produced
for his backers some 3,500.
good
in
a
payoffs
crowd
of
His winning mounts—Fedora. Rosita, and Ambolero—paid $2.70 and $2.30; $5.20 and $3.30;
and $8.00 and $4.00 respectively. His place herses—Turandot, Mariangie, and Nabuco—return-
ed $2.60, $7.90, and $2.80 respectively. The victories were numbers 30,31, and 32 for the young rider in his
short
career.
Veteran Jose Luis Landrau won races
with
Sagner
and
Chase
Stable’s Newhurst and Stanarn. He has scored 48 wins this year. Stanarn
Stanarn,
Fasy
who
Winner
was
for five. 3
Negro
Monte
Memorial
a
upset
by
in the Dr. Barbosa
Stakes
July
two-and-a-half
over.
Royal
27,
scored
length
Treat
in
vittory
the,
$8,550
colt
moved
feature race. The
Two Close Seconds followed with two
He
two
York Arroyo
for
in
000 000 000—0 7 0 000
Valdes
LEAUUE
Washington Baltimore Lee and
O’Toole,
Bailey.
AMERICAN
(7)
102
Coker; Haddix, Burgess.
Milwaukee
record
best best—Fedora race. He finished
000
good
the 34th
The rookie rider day by winning with
Pittsburgh
Schmidt;
too
shortstop was
Angeles
with
San Francisco St. Louis
one
a
until
Valdes, who started his riding+ career this year, went to the post
held
Philadelphia
Sanford and and Smith.
homer
battle
Apprentice Luis Rivera Valdés played the hero’s ‘role yesterday at El Comandante with a performance rarely seen in any track around the world.
LEAGUE
and and
made
Don in
Mounts 3 Winners
for
was
inning
Jockey L. R. Valdes
PARTIAL SCORES Buzhardt Labine (6)
and Dodger engaged
HR—Chicago,
Later Swede Bibbi Segerstroem,
NATIONAL
Drysdale
L—Drysdale
cur-
record
ae
Drysdale and Roseboro; Hobbie and Tappe. W-—Hobbie (11-16).
broke
The
the distance, 2.23.1, by Jane Cederquist.
pitching
Chicago
held by Australia’s is 10.11.4.
style with 2.21. The old Swedish
scoreless
Los
Upsla, set a new Swedish record in the 200 meter women’s free-
seeded Jorge de Jesus. De Jesus was ranked first in the juvenile (14-15-year-old) category. Stanley Pasarell was named number one in the 13-year-old
clocked
rent record, Ilse onrads,
were
has a 10-13
(AP)—Jane
Stockholm
a
fine pitching duel
Drysdale, who leads the Na tiottal League in strikeouts, now
right
the world record for the women’s 800 meter freestyle at swimming competitions here yesterday. She
Jorge
ranked
Sweden
Hobbie
The
Swedish Miss Sets World Swim Mark of
hit
season for Banks. Until the homer, Drysdalé had allowed only three hits. Hobbie, the winner, gave up seven safeties but kept them well scattered.
heok by Elerde. Seconds later he went down for the final count with one of the champion’s left heeks to the bedy.
UPSALA,
Administration.
Pomales
after a tremendous
' Glenn Drysdale
the Chicago ninth.
SAN FRANCISCO, ®—Flash Elorde retained his 130-pound world crown last night with a quick first-round knockout over Harold Gomes of Providence, R. IL. Gomes fell down for an eight
Cederquist
seeded in the annual tennis rankings released yesterday by
the
Flash Elorde KO‘’s Gomes
count
g¢
and give the Chicago Cubs a! 1-0 victery over the Los Angeles Dodgers.
will participate.
“The mile relay, the pole vault, and the hop, step, and jump are the events in which Puerto Rico will be battling with athletes from al! over the world with opportunity to do well,’ Guerra said. De Jesus At Anchor “I plan to use veteran Ivan Rodriguez in the first leg of the relay. Then I'll use Ramon Luis Vega second, German Guenard as third. and Ovidio de Jesus will be the anchor man. “But ig case Ovidio is unable to participate and has to be withdrawn from the team, then I’llj send Rodriguez, Jose Luis Villalongo, Vega, and Guenard in that order,” he said. De Jesus figures in Guerra’s _— After the athlete underwent
(AP)—Enrnie
home run here yesterday to break up a
By EMILIO CARMONA Eugenio Guerra, Puerto Rico’s Olympie track coach is very high on the six-man squad he will take to Rome to represent the island in the Olympic Games.
through
'
three-year-old
on
the
outside
of
the
field in the final furlong’ and went on to cover the six furlongs in
1:13 Royal
1/5. Treat,
who
also
moved
from behind, was second: and pace setter Madame Butterfly tired at the end and finished third. Royal Treat paid $4.50 to place.
RESULTS 1st-$3,100;
Fedora
alw;
Time:
(Valdes)
2-yrs:
6
£
(Native)
2.70 2.30 3.20 Time; 1:16 2\5. Andalucia, Pfincesquillo, Zilka Maria, Take It Easy. Duquesa, Costurerita, Titania, Shalimar_ and Syrita B. also ran. 2nd-$3,550; alw; 3-yrs: 6 f. (imported) Stanarn (Landrau) 2.78 2.50 Royal Treat (Belmente) , | 450
Sevillano
(Alicea)
1:13
Butterfly,
rujano, Melanesia, Irish Beau, Clhalupa, El Alamein, and Dunica also ran. 3rd-$2.250; clmg ($6,000); 4yrs-up; 6 f. (Native) t Rosita (Valdes) 5. 3.30 Robeida
Time: Carrita
(Matos)
Carlitos also ran. 4th-$2,000; alw: 3yrs: Costa Norte (Pacheco)
(See.
.
5.00
1:15 2\/5. Kelinda, Chiguitin, M., Confite, Manantial, and
RESULTS,
6
f.
i (Native) 13.40 490
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