The San Juan Star (Aug. 19, 1960)

Eo

plo

r

«hog

pee

‘Prominent™ ‘itize FR

eer

eee

Other Parties For Collusion ators,

and

eluding

the

Vol. I

air-

a local

of

line and a former president of Citizens for State 51, yesterday came out in favor of the new Christian. Action Party (CAP) Caribair chief Dionisio Trigo and former State 51 president the signers of a statemertt which defended the CAP as a “poli-j. tical weapon” to restore Christ “has

party

new

The

.a_ pose not” (See CAP, Page

should

-

°

to

a A

i

society.

Rican

Puerto

values

‘and-

principles

ian

Secoud-class postage paid at San Jean. Puerte Rice

19, 1960

‘o Condemn Trujillo

|.

among

were

Cordova

Luis

Jorge

and

not,

10¢

inisters Prepared

promeduc-

businessmen—inhead

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Friday, August

“No. 246

J. LIDIN

A™~ cross-section, of 41 doctors, lawyers, inent

ns Endorse CAP

“the San Juan Star

Group Attacks By HAROLD

te

religious 21)

Union Carbide Caribe Gets Tax Holiday

Herter Asks Supervision Of D.R. Voting By JACK RUTLEDGE SAN

other

plant’s

south

coast

ethylene

its

pelene. The company producing these late

1962.

by-product,

Carbide

and

concern,

(STAB

THE

intends |

to add

which

Tempest

another

when

began

pro-

annual

sales

of

$25 million. The company

estimates

This

75

bid& tax

Carbide

Caribe,

subsidiary

of

a wholly

Union

Car-

glycol 1959.

production

in

the

Office

effort

to

win

Rs

to make

that the.cubber

it known

tree standing

at

the north €nd of Nun’s Plaza will

mation

of the

general

public

and

from

the

San

Juan

Cathe

Correspondent

pay

of

thousands

A

compromise

(See

WAGE

amendment

BILL,

Page

the

cement

and

the

brickwork along the path.” It

appears,

according

Herter

was

asking

Rafael

Trujillo’s

regime

republic.

The foreign

the

dispateh, that the ancient rubber tree (which has been shading souls in the little plaza for as long as anyone can remember) rent

restoration

of the

plaza

and

new Hotel Convento. It also interferers with the view of San Juan Cathedral. To compensate for the disposal of the

single

tree, four

Queen

of

Flowers trees have been planted on the site. The Cultural Activi-

of

of-

21)

ties

Office

states

that

these

new

trees grow rapidly and “will bear

beautiful flowers, adding

to the

charm. of the historic plaza.” A

made

second

request

specifically

to

has

the

been

on

the

of an

McKinley

Perpetuo

old,

St., in

Socorro

Page

like the young American who approached a cherry tree too

jury

Americas

of

the

of the

cenferees

shows

zuela’s

charges

against

ing

public protested to Mayor Rincon de Gautier when TREE,

history-making ministers

of

that

Vene-

the Doml-

off diplomatic relations and impos-

Miramar.

(See

Fereiga

late last night

nicans aré true on most counts. However, some may not ge along with Venezuela’s demand for cutting off Dominicans from the rest of the hemisphere, which would be the result of breaking sanctions.

Argentina’s Diogenes

(See

21)

foreign

Taboada,

minister,

said

MINISTERS,

yesterday

Page

21)

Soviets Hint Powers To Get Off Lightly Due To Apology By PRESTON MOSCOW

GROVER prosecution

Soviet

(AP)—The

hammered

persistently yesterday on the theme that Francis Gary , Powers knew in advance the full meaning of his U-2 flight over Soviet territory. But elsewhere, hints were dropped

that the court would

deal lenient-+

resi- ly with the American flier. The

dents of the north side of the plaza. Four other trees will be replaced when consent is granted by the people whose houses face the four trees. If the Public Works Department proceeds in a manner un-

e

of

Church,

The Felisa

disposal

tree

Rea

is deciding on the sanctions te be imposed against the Dominican Republic. The unofficial poll

Last September a tempest ‘in a flowerpot was provoked over gnarled

—Cuban

Raul

Herter suggested that a committee be appointed to supervise free electio there.

hastily with an axe, it is because of previous incidents.

the proposed

JOSE

asked the Western Hemisphere foreign ministers te impose sanctions against beth the United States and the Dominican Republic.

little to

Rico do have a

front to

does not fit the plan for the cur-

S. PRIEST

future

last minute support for his bill,

wish

breaking

Washington

further

“We

Culture—issued the foldispatch “for the infor-

Puerto Rican workers today was all but in the hands of a joint House-Senate conference committee. Seemingly headed for almost sure Senate passage was legislation asking insu-* Democratic presidential candidate Jar employers to match an John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.) gave increase in the mainland ground slightly and agreed to a mailand minimummi- d x compromise exempting some. wiinimum wage from $1.00 860,000 employes in hotels, moto $1.25 an hour on-a per- tels, restaurants, and automocentage basis in Puerto Ri- bile establishments from _ provision of the labor-backed bill. co. an

By AL DINHOFER tree, the people of Puerto

Rican lowing

By WALTER

In

A.

Minister

Ahead?

have to be cut down. This tree has very strong roots that are

street dral.

De-

WASHINGTON—The

Garcia)

it into lumber?

Department. of Public Works and the Institute of Puerto

New Wage Bill Affecting PR Heading For Joint Committee STAR

Pot

Jese

+

oft

specifically the residents. of Caleta de las Monjas, across the

Corp. of N. Y., received éxemption on income from its

ethylene cember,

week

Cultural Activities—working in ‘conjunction with the

land.

Union

Flower

By

about its destiny. The San Juan Municipal Office of Cultural Activities has learned from experience that if it wishes to remove a single tree from a street or public area, it is advisable to notify the people before any uprooting is attempted.

per cent of its polyethylene products will be sold to foreign condimers, with the balance divided hetween here and and the main-

ow

A

to turn

Puste

say

the

65 per cent and

In

TREE—Progress

While only God can make a

new products at the contemplated rate of. production will run about

that between

the

SAN

City Whets Axe For Old Tree

in

ducing ethylene glycol here in July, 1959, will use about 25 acres adjacent to its present 75-acre site in Pefuelas for the expansion. Projected

aggression.

BULLETIN

250 people to its payroll full production. _ The

in

3am

expects to begin products here by

Union

expansion

of

Presiand of

unofficial poll proved S. Secretary of State

condemn

dri-|

to invest an additional $30 million in machinery and equipment for this

Rica

the Organization of America States foreign ministers meeting here to

exemption covers the of high-pressure polyand

an U.

Christian

loca-

tion.

The tax production

acts

As this,

wealth government, clearing the way for a $30 million expansion

the

Costa

to assassinate Venezuela dent Romulo Betancourt

Caribe, Inc., of n , Carbide Unio Pefuelas, has been granted a new tax exemption by the Common-] at

JOSE,

(AP)—The Dominican Republic yesterday in effect stood condemned of trying

trial may end today. Time after time jn the second day of the trial technical wit-

of

the

he the

testimony.

told

the

Soviet

But

once

more

military

section

of

Supreme

Court

he

repented his flight. The pilot, has pleaded guilty to spying, who nesses repeated that the May 1 very “very, regretted he said “premeand planned was flight that he had made the much” link to attempted and

ditated,” Powers directly

with

the

U.

S|

had

military. Powers

disagreed

with

some

and

flight,

done (See

expressed

his

own

POWERS,

belief

country Page

21)

he

a

_SFHE RAN JUAN STAR — Pode, A

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Consul Luis Perdomo\Dag Seeks Support For. Attirms Breaking Ties His Handling Of a

Hammsarakjola Jo Ham:

Ae Dag

ime

g

Re

Castro

With

Desloreed.

agoffice. meeting tor: HamHammarsk jold’s

or |

in

Congo iiwober

Brck

ball “qulied

ia

45 minutes yesterday with repre-| Hammarskjeld was seeking uni- — Force Publique—or Conf the United States, | fieg in adv. another golese army. Luis Perdomo, the Cuban consul general in: Puerto sen a cone Unioa, France and Bri. f i e d support in advance of : . : : . The Congole then forced some se Security meeting Rico who flew to Miami last Saturday, has affirmed in &|tain in an effort to keep the Congo urgent dar thse ‘Cami: ee Council es paaitiois ‘eat Canadians to lie on the ground story in the Miami Herald that he has broken his ties with | cris; i crisis from worsening. he has no authority toI take sides the Castro government and hopes to make the US. his Not long after the meeting, the|in the Congo’s internal affairs. new home. He said his decision was based, in part, “on the un-

orthodox

political

of a secretary in Rican consulate.”

ythe U.

rains son

oe

Juan an being

they

accused Rican

porting the cause for Puerto Rico. The domo

of

by

sup-

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to

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Tshombe’s Capt.

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of meddling |

politics

take up| Belgian radio broadcast a report}

wnt firm,” fine 99 he said. . Miami .

The commonwealth government had refused recognition to Perdomo, recently transferred to San Juan, unless he fired Mrs, Cruz, Puerto

daughter.

, knowled:

ment.

in

my

ofr r noe

Puerto

The aide, Mrs. Angelica Cruz, has since received orders to report back to Havana for reassign-

whom

| may

bee Glen!) wis my|that U. N. troops in Leopoldville} wants U. N..troaps in the Congo

and

activities

Cuba’s

S. says,

N.

charge

soldiers

:

Guat

Premier

forces

J. C. A. in

his con-

has =

against

in

in

Ka

Taschereag of

a

group

in Leopoldville,

-

|

ee

quoted

strip to their

cation

cards,

shorts.

weapons

Identifi-

and

other

|elongings were taken from them. Two of the Canadians wings and chevrons similar

insignia

of

Canadian

off by charge

Belgian

wore to the

paratroopers.

protests were

shrugged

the Congolese with the that the soldiers ' were

“Flemish

Belgians.”

VA Volunteers To Be Honored The , Volunteer Veterans

Corps

Administration

of

the

will

be

honored at ceremonies at 8 tonight

|

at the San

independence

Herald story as saying

and

Pairicio

Hospital

Audi-

torium, it has §een announced by Dr. José Chaves Estrada, regional director of the federal agency. The

Per-

public

is invited to the event.

WEATHER

“The Puerto Rico government informed me they could not re cognize me,’ Perdomo said Wednesday, “until I had dismissed Sra. Angelica Cruz, a consulate

FORECAST:

Sana

Juan,

Ponce

secretary.”

“She

had

sulate

for

been

ef a regular

ty

had

running

months, consul,

become

the

con

in the absence and

apparent-

deeply

involved | %

with organizations working hard | % against the Puerto Rico government,’’ Perdomo said.

“This he

was

said.

the

the

“I

crowning

sent

Cuban

off

treasury

YESTERDAY’S 11:45 a.m. YESTERDAY’S

mess,”

a

check

for

all

to

the

HIGH: LOW:

STATESIDE:

New

90

at

74.

York,

78,

Monies in the consulate, wrote a letter of resignation, and closed the doors.” Absent 2'4 Years Perdomo, who das not been in Cuba for the last 2% years, said,

“these times have for me and I have

been been

difficult increas-

ingly distressed as day-by-day the relations between my native and

adopted “I

land

do

not

have consider

worsened.” the

present

situation in Cuba as normal or|? in keeping with everything that I believe in and held dear. My sincere

hope

is

that

it

shall

re

turn to normal! in the near future.” Perdomo had been transferred to the Puerto Rican office ral weeks ago, arriving

Galveston,

Tex.,

“Eventually,”

seve from

his last post. he

said,

BACK TO EARTH—Capt. anti Kittinger talks to kee

xico after he jumped from a

balloen nearly

103,000

Air Force men in New Me-

feet over the desert. The

impressions on his back were made by the pressure against the clothing he wore against his

an

‘‘when

Officials said the jump set at least four records

- (AP

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Air Force Dock Workers Ask Munoz’ Aide Launches To Ease Unemployment Problem

‘Sky Spy’

Union

VANDENBERG AFB, Calif. (AP)—Air Force scientists, cheered by the recovery ‘of a space capsule from the 13th Discoverer satellite, sent no. 14 day, crammed with

fits

nose

aloft yestersecret sky-

were

being

tested

in

be

ejected

over

had

this fails,

siips

in the

pectedly

to

it,

but

airmen

‘saw

will

where

Cape Shot Fails Cape Canaveral, a

The

yester-

Popular

Party

exploded

range

in

in

it

ava

space

investigation

flight

of

use

of

seize two of the three Cuban naval

satellites as a global communications network for all U.~S. . mili; tary

forces.

There was no immediate nouncement on what caused explosion

_ Able that

of

the

two-stage

anthe

ships

separation

siages.

of

flee

These

to

sources

officers

and

frigates

‘‘Jose

Thor

the

and

the

also said that all

sailors

of

Marti”

the

and

nio Maceo’? were among rested in Havana bay

twin

“Anto-

those arfollowing

24 Burglaries Reported For San Juan Area

day at the naval base there. In spite of the denials of Navy spekesmen at Cienfuegos that

‘nothing

unusual”

at

base,

the

Sailors

there

also been

had

and

reliable

in Santiago

days

Mayaguez

“‘Maximo

third

Gomez,”

Cienfuegos. Normally

is

frigate,

anchored

each

/

ending

Mrs. Ada Milagros LeFrank, of 616 Olimpo St., told detectives that

ig

burglars

forced

an

iron

bar

igh pomege nerd og in, and took almost $1,000 in

Fowelty.

Another

Saicon

woman,

Mendez,

Maria

of

51

Cristina

del

told

watch

“wait.” The. and get

‘her

and

“doctor”

to

ike

off

her,

a

gold

ring

and!

.

took

the

same

Cayo

Hueso

crew of 135 It seemed

in

1956—has

Spanish

govern-

of

the

A major problem with the retraining solution, Torres said, is that “a great part” of all dock werkers are over 45 years old.

said,

It was made clear to the union leaders, Torres policy of the government was

job.

government

industrialization

grams to alleviate the human suffering caused by technological progress and urging unions and through

ed a policy of non-intervention in the internal affairs of other coun-

program.

Government policy calls for, Torres said, adequate social pro-

to

find

collective

solutions

bargaining.

New Traffic law Goes Into Effect

Vice Consul Carolos Fernandez Espeso told the STAR that the

the growing traffic accident cri-

Castro

has

could

‘“‘no

solent

attacks

permitted

to

be

longer

ignore

without

especially

since

the

has

always

identified

it-

with the aspiSpanish-American

note was sent from Madrid to all Spanish embassies with instructions

that it be made public.

in-

answering the

and

self fraternally rations of the

Spanish

Without going into details, the note specifically mentioned a speech delivered by Fidel Castro on Aug. 11, when the Cuban

premier attacked the Catholic Church which he said was ruled

On $20,000 Bail

receive

by

“Spanish

fascist

their orders

a government

sis

that

up

has

campaign

claimed

te yesterday

However,

te meet

235

lives

afternoon.

one

of

the

major

provisions of the law, the estab-

Court Marshal Held

husband

Placido

shal

the

priests’?

from

who

Madrid.

lishment ef a point system, will not go into effect until the secretary of public works prepares indetails administrative the volved ‘im keeping up-to-date

records oa all ttaffic vielations incurred by individuals.

of

the

director

at

in

Ramirez

Colon,

Superior

a mar- |

Court,

was)

brought before Judge Jose Davila Ortiz and charged with

raping two girls, who were residents of the Home for Girls in Santuree. The institution cares for girls between the ages of |

a 10

Organiza-

sources,

technological progress because it would seriously hurt the island

management

has correctly maintain-

said, that the Commonwealth not to hold back

people.”’

tion of American States conference being held in San Jose, Costa Rica. Official

consider-

del

officers and sailors. as if Castro’s govern-

because

being

and

15.

The

place

alleged on

May

26

incident

took |

when

girls |

the

Although Colon allegedly threatened the girls, one of them

related the incident to her grandmother when on leave from the

in, home.

Secretary of Justice Hiram cluding the armed forces press, continued to answer all queries Cancio ordered the investigation | with the phrase: “We have no on the basis of the grandmother’s complaint. information.”

Pilar

forcing a door lock, thieves took $110 in cash and jewelry. Petra Rodriguez Castro, of Santurce, told detectives that while she was at Municipal Hospital in Santurce Wednesday night, awaiting minor medical treatment, someone came up to st and told her he was a

He

the

also

The tough new traffic law went inte effect at 12:01 this morning. The law came as a result of

frigate—all

St., Santurce, reported that after gaining entrance to her home by

wrist

do

are

tries

bought from the United States in 1947 and completely reconditioned

at

the

secret,

hours

to

government

tan

24

Torres

Technical Unemployment Investigation of the Labor Department is studying the possibility of retraining the unemployed dock workers to do other jobs. Government relief programs, Torres

ment was exerting all efforts to had been sent to the Colon home | | keep the conspiracy and the raid to clean and iron.

the

determined,

Torres said that the Office of

night. She was among persons reporting 24 thefts in the metropoliin

added,

ed.

ment denied that it has acted in any way against the Cuban government. It branded as ‘“‘lies i and slander’ the remarks which “Fi-

have

arrested. a

Juan,

The

happened

usually

It is believed

stole almost $1,000 in jewelry from her home some time Wednesday

area

solving

of a home for maladjusted girls | | has been ordered held on $20,000 | bail on charges of raping two | of the home’s inmates. |

sources here say that officers and

A Miramar woman reported to police yesterday that burglars

at noon yesterday.

in

On Rape Charaes

the surprise government raid Mon-

two

San

them,

United

States.

Star rocket. But it appeared there may have been pre-

mature

in

and other

the

aid

that with the new trailer ships being used to and from Puerto Rico, 42 men can unload a ship in 18 hours where as it took previously 250 men nearly four

spread against Spain.” The note, attached to a forwarding letter signed by Spanish Consul Ernesto La Orden Miracle, said that the Spanish government

yester-

the

of

Fortaleza

con-

HAVANA (#—The Cuban govern-| day about 2% minutes after it ment remained silent yesterday on blasted off in an attempt to hurl the supposed naval plet to seize an experimental military commu- Cuban ships, but generally reliable sources said the arrests were Ni.cations satellite into orbit. The fiery explosion high in the made after discovery of a consky ruined the first step in a long spiracy by Cuban Navy men to

rocket

collapse

have

In a statement released yesterday through the Spanish Consulate

fell.. The capsule sends out radio signals establishing its location. At

problem

La

the growing dock unemployment due to mechanization. Studies

shipping terminal dock, which will cost $350,000 to repair, has limited to one the number of ships that can be unloaded at a time, Torres said. The union leaders also asked

unex-

Fortaleza

unemployment

general for legislative solutions.

that

returned

La

for

Hiram

Spain Accuses Fidel Castro Cuban Regime Of Spreading Lies, Slander Silent On Plot,

attempt to pull it from the sea. Discoverér 13’s capsule was picked up by ship. Planes missed

front

the

in

aide

day and placed himself immediate. ly behind closed doors to work

the

area

aggravated

crisis

governor.

Arctic, drift southward, then para- on Sunday’s chute down near Hawaii As it vention. falls near ‘the earth, planes will aitempt to “catch” it in the air.

Jf

Trabajadores

docks.

The

“oday, ‘if all goes well, the capwill

Mayaguez

town’s

satel-

li 2s. ‘ guile

de

unemployment

for

mollitary surveillance

(Union

governor’s

Torres Rigual said that Cole and the union leaders were advised that’ the governor had~ already ordered the Department of Labor to study intensively the water-

de Muelles) went to La Fortaleza yesterday to urge Gov. Munoz to take steps to alleviate a waterfront unemployment problem. DWU president Juan Perez Roa and Mayaguez Rep. Benjamin Cole, unable to see the governor, explained to an aide that_the July 25 collapse of a major dock

Spy gear. An hour later it was reported ’ in polar orbit. The reconnaissance devices in future

Special

By A. W. MALDONADO Leaders of the Dock Worker’s

watch

ring and said he was going to some medication. He never

came back. . Carmen Fernandez, a lawyer who has an office at 150 Tetua St., San Juan, told authorities yesterday that about two weeks ago somebody stole aboft $1,000 in jewelry from her office.

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Affecting University co

A. W. MALDONADO University of Puerto

is developing

signed

to

give

sentation

and

to

a

in

program

students

Assistant

Dean

assistant

His

services.

of

Students

Enrique Vilella says that the office of the Dean of Students is

being “greatly expanded” to of.fer students a wider range of services.”

Vilella said in an interview that recently the following new

Positions

have

been

created

filled

within

dean

of

women,

associate

men,

directer

of

of

sity

his

scholarship

office:

and

asseciate

the

dean univer-

program,

direc-

Mayaguez Marine Serves At Sanfa Ana Marine Martinez,

G.U. St., the

Sgt. son

of

Monserrate C. Mrs. Susana

Martinez of 20 San Vicente Mayagiiez, and former Miss

ratani

of

Santa

serving at Corps Air

Calif.,

is

the El Toro Marine Station, Santa Ana,

Calif.

Read

husband of Hiroko Mu-

Ana,

student

Ri-

matters

student

of

de

repre

University

expand

tor

the Classifieds

publications,

dean

been group

early

CAPE

Hen-

Wednesday

Hospital, Staten Island, N.Y. The 57-year-old captain. was

and

taken

added,

died

morning at the U.S. Public Health

of women.

office, Vilella

Lines Captain Charles

Polaris Shot Successful

working closely with of university students

ill in San Juan July 25 and

was removed

has

from the S.S. Bea-

trice to Presbyterian Hospital. He was later transferred to the

a in

New York hospital where he died.

the creation

of a student

cil designed

to give

the

student

body representation sity matters.

in

Univer-

had

served

almost

Bull

Lines.

Prior

of com-

the Beatrice for six years, he was master on the Ines, and as such

Under

the leadership

coun-

The

merce student Jose A. Rodriguez, and with the supervision of Dean

of

Students

the

rules

Pedro

and

Jose

was frequent Luis Mufioz notables. -

Rivera,

regulations

for

the

During

general student council have been prepared and will be circulated sity.

throughout

the

univer-

election

of

the

representa-

tives to the council.” Vilella said that the

ter

after

though

it

is

some

completed.

be

that

the

functioning

of

the

school

before

distinction

as

telephone

books.

is survived ‘will

be

by in

his

widow.

Brooklyn.

TOKYO

(®—The

Antara

news

Jakarta next year.

work

will

be

done

It

said

PORT

for

with

Soviet

peaceful purposes.

they‘re the only pair

over

Over Haitian Haiti

Economy

(AP)—The

the

national. economy

for

the

next

thorizes Duvalierto issue decrees nomic crisis.

Transatlantic NEW

nal

Cable

YORK

months~The

action

Disrupted

—

trouble

from

of

an

6 to 10:15

a.m.

undetermined

one of linking

two American Telephone and Telegraph Company cables the United States and Britain. A spokesman said the Gif-

yesterday

the. line.

Flash Strikes Hit London Docks LONDON

ll-shilling

Strike

(AP)—A

increase

leaders

flash

on

said

Tropical

northeast

will

and

by

6,000

longshoremen

demanded

try to spread

Storm

(AP)—The

oped in the It does not named the squalls over 74 miles an

strike

wages

they

out Britain.

25

the

Named

shillings

instead.

stoppage

through-

Cleo

Atlantic yesterday 600 miles east northeast of Miami. threaten land at present. The Miami weather bureau storm Cleo. It now has winds of 70 miles an hour in a small-area near its center. Hurricane intensity is hour. Cleo was moving away from the coast in a north

direction

at

about

WASHINGTON

Air

12

(AP)—The

miles

an

hour.

Franchise Panamanian

Sought

airline

Panama

Executed

In

Kenya

.

(AP)—Peter Poole, 29, a Briton, was hang-

Kenya

NAIROBI,

in “Nairobi last night for murdering an African

cording

by

and

to a

spokesman

all-white

enraged

jury

him

of

Nairobi

prison.

for shooting

by

throwing

He

down

stones

had

a Negro

at

Poole’s

¥, acbeen

convicted

servant dog.

CARRYING

PORTSMOUTH,

N. H. (AP)—

The Navy’s first atomic submarine—the USS Nautilus—has rejoined the Atlantic fleet after more than a year in dry dock here. Still a mystery were at least two acts of sabotage. The

first

@

@

262

Nautilus,

crossing

after

under

making

the

the

North

360

San

Francisco

BAYAMON.. oa

Guarantee

of

Satisfaction :

=———

1261

@

aoe

is the time to talk to your friend Ponce

de

Lesn

Ponce de Leon

Sms

©” — as.

CAGUAS!

@ 1070 Ponce de Ledn

° ‘oe the Plaza

BO. OBRERO

MAYAGUEZ

@

523

©

PONCE

@

All offices open during

@

Parque

Plaza Centén 15th

Street

8

Once

Portsmouth came to Naval Shipyard May 28, for what was described as a nine-month overhaul. She stayed nearly 15 months. The Navy announced last October that some electrical cable aboard the sub had been cut and that it was “intentional damage.” No report on an investigation of that damage has been made public. s

2

SANTURCE~ @

Pole,

s

CHARGES

Fortaleza

obtained

Police Dept. Appoints Juvenile Agency Head

@ There are 12 friendly offices where you can ® “LOOK TO LEE FOR BETTER VISION”

SAN JUAN

case

Fleet After Year Of

Armando Rivera Colon, of Vieques, has been named director of juvenile affairs of the P. R. Police Department according. to-an announcement by the

pay just 50¢ weekly NO

who

The

USS Nautilus Rejoins Atlantic

-- .and you just can’t buy better visua l cae. aie no matter how much more you're willing to pay -.-LEE offiees are completel uipped, ex: pertly staffed for you — ~ ..

Aero-

nautica applied to the Civil Aeronautics Board yesterday for a route between Panama City and Miami. The airline said it planned to operate a passenger, cargo and mail service at least three times a week. The company said 82 per cent of its stock is owned directly and indirectly by Panamanian nationals,/and 18 per cent by nationals of the United States.

and glasses INTEREST.

idled

third tropical storm of the season devel-

Panama-Miami

ed

"

y is your complete cost... for fine eye care

NO

on

ficulty was in an underwater section of cable east of Clarenville, Newfoundland. He said there was no indication of a- break in

had caused a considerable stir and Poole’s father had more than 25,000 signatures for a clemency petition.

use your credit ....

au-

halted

had

@

in

to cope with the nation’s eco-

(AP)—Technical

transmissions

six

legislature

Duvalier full power

nature

Briton

ever have...

Takes AU PRINCE,

special session has given President Francois

the

take care of your eyes you'll

Duvalier

MIAMI

end aid and the reactor will be used

year.

submarine

Third

agency says Indonesia will start building an atomic reacter near

will

the

Capt.

Aloms For Indonesia

now

council

gained

II,

name, telling friends it was only such name in the New

He

being encountered in the organizing of the council, Vilella was optimistic

War

Polaris

his the

Burial

Al-

is

host to Governor Marin and other,

(AP)—A

nearly 50 ships in the port of Lendon yesterday, while a wildcat seamen’s strike stranded hundreds of homebound American tourists. The lgngshoremen, defying union orders, Tejected an

council

difficulty

to commanding

Florida

commander of the Bull Line freighter Mariner, bringing the ship safely to harbor in. France after it had’ been torpedoed in mid-Atlantic. Modest about his achieve ments, Capt. Hendrickx jokingly prided himself on the spelling of

York

will be given adequate office space at the new University Cen-

sea captain 30 years with

World

Hendickx

“Shortly,” Rivera announced in a memorandym to the student body “the faculty will call a meeting of the students according to class to discuss these regulations and to prepare

for

Belgium-born

CANAVERAL,

missile was successfully launched over an 1,100-mile course down , the Atlantic missile range yesterday. The Navy announced the rocket achieved all test objectives in hitting a water target northeast of Puerto Rico.

de

Agosto

Zz

@_78

at

The ‘Chase Manhattan Bank

Vives

moon hours and oll day Saturdays

agency.

@

Member Feder_! Deposit lneurance Comp.

Rivera started with the division as assistant director in 1955, and had been acting director since the first of the month. He is married to Rosa M. Bermudez

two

Rivera,

sons, Pedro

and

they

have

Ignacio and

Guillermo ‘Armando. °:

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Fleet owners buy cars by shoppers of more than‘2

Room for all the kids, easy to park, all the

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on

a gallon

of

regular gas, 4,000 miles between oil changes, Diamond Lustre finish that never needs waxing and it’s America’s lowest priced 6-passenger car...costs quite a bit less than other

economy of the three new compact cars.” Popular Mechanics magazine surveyed 1,000 Falcon owners across the country and the results were summed up this way: ““Wholesale approval! The Falcon scored the highest owner approval of any American car in the

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The experts

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ail

THE

SAN

JUAN SEAR

r

—

~

Ree

See

Th

1900

8-Story, 600-Car Market Declines Slightly Garage To Be Built market

On Todd Avenue By

HAROLD

A $1,300,000

been

J.

LIDIN

long-term

granted

loan has

by the Government

thers, Inc. specialists,

were

retained

Development Bank of Puerto Rico for the construction of Puerto Ri-

the

co’s first modern

Gonzalo

an

eight-floor,

slated

to

Avenue

600-car

rise in

parking garage,

on

building

Roberto

Todd

Santurce.

Excavation begin within

of 30

the garage will days, according

to Esteban Julia, head of the sponsoring firm, Center Enterprises, Ine. Julia is a grandson of the builder of the only previous San Juan parking garage, the Garage Casino, which once occupied the site of the present El Imparcial

newspaper Six

buildirig.

floors,

tinuous

all

ramp

of

type,

them

will

of

be

con-

given

over to parking. Self-parking will prevail on the first three levels, while attendants will park cars on the upper three ramps. The $3 milion project will also. include a Pueblo supermarket and a 30-lane bowling alley. The operations will be supervised by the firm of Meyers Bro-

New Gage

and

as consultants

is

also

Builders,

designed

to

be

Ine.

and

garage

by

a

This

San

Alberto

was

Luis

Julia,

by

the

E.

parking

Along

also

Of

garage

with

ing garage are

Statehood

Republican~Party

dez,

the

Miguel brothers

and Milton holders in market

Ine.,

A. Garcia Harold,

Men-

George

Toppel, chief stoekthe Pueblo Super-

chain,

Albert

Rubenstein,

president of the Franklin Stores, Inc., and Nathan Kaplan, an attorney connected with the Franklin stores.

Barrio Islote Area the

in

started

fourth

attempt

yesterday

to

strike

in

oil

Puerte Rico. After three _ unsuccessful

attempts to find oil on the is land's south ceast Kewanee Interamerncan Oil Co. has now started searching on the north coast—at a site in Barrio Islote | at a site between Arecibe and Barceloneta.

Kewanee

is

now

drilling

on the wealth

concession

headed

President don group The oil

in viously

cooperation with A. Frazier, granted a substantial concession

of

of Houston

where

granted

by

David when

dry

to

have

a

Oil

Co.,

Gor.

Ponce,

been

dri-

lled to 7,000 feef, 4,200 feet and 3,900 feet.

COFFEE NEW

No.

YORK

4 ex-dock

FUTURES (AP)-

Coffee, spot

closed

at 36.00A.

“BY” futures clesed Sales 99 contracts.

at

10

Santos

Cost

and

35.00-35.25A.

to

26

lower.

High

Lew

Close

Sep Dee

35.45 35.25

3.25 35.15

3.25 35.35N

Mar

35.06

44.85

35.61

May Jly

4358 34.05

34.50 34.09

44.50 34.09

“M’"

Sales Dee

Mar

futures

77 contracts.

closed

1

to

High

Lew

43.85

47.65

3.45

4

Motors

was

up

%: at

York

offices,

the

sale

York

Trust

by

Santurce

office

ad-

Bowen,

first

Clese 47.80

at

the

publi¢

auction.

there

43.46N

had

been

five

new

bid-

ders. The winning syndicate quoted a net interest cost of 3.578 per cent,

the

bid by

closest

the

one

syndicate

being

the

headed

by

Banco Credito y Ahorro Ponceno and Ira Haupt & Co., which

quoted 3.640 per cent. The winning syndicate’s offer, the bank added, was for $1,957 with coupens at 5 per cent interest for the issues maturing from 1961 to 1966, and 3% per cent for the maturities from 1967 to 1980. This

bond

issue

is

the

first

bank

has

already

advanc-

of

the

issue.

guaranteed

sold

to

the

by

This

advance

promissory

Baneo

de

was

notes

Ponce.

The notes, the bank said, will be redeemed. with the proceeds

THE

from the sale of the more than $2 million bond issue. Ponce will use the preceeds of

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NY: Cent the bond sale to: start public Nat Lead works specified in the appro- N-Am Av priation bill. Among them are Nwst Airl the construction of a new muni- Qhio Oil cipal hospital, improvements to Olin Mathi the port, repair of streets and Otis Elev roads, enlargement of the Pac G & El market place, and construction Pan A Air of school lunch and class rooms. Pa RR Pepsi Cola Pfizer ‘Phelps. D Philip Mor Phillips Pet Pure Oil A fire of undetermined origin RCA : caused an estimated $30,000 in Rayonier damages at the Carolina Plastics plant in Canovanillas early yester- Raytheon day morning, polieg, reported. , Repub Stl

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POST TIME 3 P.M.

S.

a bit higher

Reyn Tob

Airlines

Lorillard

The

were

Reyn

Am

for

ed Ponce $1 million on account

Corp. fell 5%. Fairchild and Sinclair Venezuelan dropped 2%.

mch von

Am

thorized

government

2%.

Alumin Ltd Aluminum Co Amerada Pet

Chal

Lone S Ce

the

Cubic

Camera oil each

os Corporate bonds had their third Mead | straight advance as trading slack-

1% 31% 13% 60%

Allis

au-

by

keer

— Market _Quotations—

port of a total of $4,380,000

the municipality of Ponce.

Chemical

Allied Chem

Cer

First Boston Corporation. The announcement, made Francis

Anken

Cdn Pac Celanese

the

that

and

Borg War Burln Ind Burroughs

and

banks’s

Co.,

Magma,

Waal

Johnson rose 3, Loral Electronics| ened. U.

Beth Steel Borden

of

shares.

Feed

American Steck Exchange were generally higher.

Bendix

a $2,030,000 public works bond issue to a syndicate headed by Banco de Ponce, Chemica] Bank

lewer.

43.45

2,890,000,00

Bewen is reported te have said that the net interest rate cost was satisfactory and that he was pleased with the auction because

the

around

holes

New

ided

abandoned its efforts. exploration éhas pre-

centered

totaled

vice president of the bank, pres-

Gordon,

Maritime

Tex,

average

to $220.10.

The Government Development Bank yesterday awarded, at its

the

Earlier, Kewanee, a subsidiary of Kenawee Oil, Co., received the rights te a 200,000-acre south group

Press

fell $.40

at

Govt. Bank Sells Public Works Bonds

ded

north by the CommoanMining Commision.

coast

closed

.

New

To Be Dril led For Oil Drilling

Associated

American

as direc-

Enterprises,

ad-

237 and

139,608

Giger rene conda %.

54%,

equipments

traded, 482

shares.

in the park-

of Center

fol-

advances,

index

stocks

Velume

heads

tors

President

The

develop-

development,

issues

stock

of 60

greup.

Julia

of

electical.

1,187

Poor’s $56.81.

walk.

who

opening

days lower.

vanced, 468 declined, and were unchanged. Standard

The latter building faces on Ponce’ de Leon Ave., and will be ready in January. ed

at the

Airlines,

built the

covered

little higher

and steels declined. Autos, rubbers, building materials and coppers closed slightly higher.

adjacent San Alberto Condominium, which is linked to the parking

slightly in mo-

Most losses ranged from a few cents te around $1 a share.

is

the

active

lowing two then turned

on

and

expected

Metropolitan team

Lopez,

on

Stock

active trading yesterday.

The market was a

lay-out of the garage. Architect for the building

contractor

MCKEE

(AP)—The

declined

derately

York parking & Martinson,

Fernos

JOHN

YORK

NEW

YORK

nominee

(AP)—John

John

ealled

for

an F.

more

and

Ken-

economic:

ad-

Presidential Kennedy,

has

“beauty,

ima-

elegance”

in

public

buildings. Galbraith,

a

Srafekeor

of

eco-

nomics at Harvard University, spoke at the opening of the annual American Public Works Congress. He

complained

that

Federal

2 le

By

NEW

structures now are “square, functional and antiseptic and no one points to them with pride or emotion.”

Galbraith expresed some airports,,

approval of

schools and

Ame-

rican embassy buildings abroad, but ‘said that “design and quality in public construction today are strictly a by-product.” “What I’m asking for is a more adequate concept. of efficiency,”

he

explained.

“Beauty

and elegance must be considered part of the product.”

Dow NEW

YORK

Jones

(AP)-—Closing

Dow

Jones

averages:

30

«=EINDUS

15 6

UTILS STOCKS

625.82

20 RRS

.

Off

0.72

139.32 Off 0.20 -|

&

~

4-36:

94.84 No Change 207.83 Off 0.20

¢7

;

_THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 19, 1960

Senate Committee Will Open Part Of Ponce Darlington Inquiry On Coastwise Trade To Be Made Into Hotel qu

ry

t

Interstate

and

month

inte

Senate}|problems

early

in

Puerto

aren

and

Bureau

WASHINGTON—The

Foreign

Com-

next

The

the

shipping

Rican,

The

Hawaiian trades.

investigation

was

new

owners

of

the

Darlington Apartment plan to convert it into

profnpted

did not arrive

Ponce

on

:| purpose building within the near future, one .of the-~ four-man purchasing

Ofier Island New Colledion Service The

local

office

Bradstreet

Co.

of

is

Dun

now

of the new 49th state. Bartfett also accused the Federal Maritime Board, which rules on the rate hikes, with failure to protect the “public interest.”

and

Offering

Initially

a

local

manager.

Under the

new

businessmen

at. present

service,

will

be

able

to

five-month

study

to hold hearings. There

col-

gress

affecting

overall

carrier

except Communist-dominated coun-

operations in these areas. Some may be introduced next

tries,

year

said.

including

proposals

revamp-

Dun and Bradstreet, which is ing U. S. maritime policy to perbased in New York City, has of- mit the use of federal construction fered such a collection service in and operating subsidies similar to the 100

mainland years.

U.

S.' for

those

almost

offered

U.

SHIPPING FAIRLAND NEW YORK

S.

flag carriers

competing on foreign trade routes.

SHIP ALCOA CLIPPER

Mobile, N. Orleans __ Newark Far East. Honolulu. Acapulco,

MARU

S.

TROPIC STAR BERNICEM P&T BUILDER

story

in aa inter-

building

will

be

made

as

te

when

converted

work

ten

areas

job

of

will

take

the

about

7 7 :

Nationalist

begin

at

has

until

28.

Sept.

been

Washington

the building, which was constructed by contractor*L. D. Long in 1952. Although

the bid was

mailed

prior

was

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1960

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aj Ro-

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Trial Of Ponce Nationalist Postponed Until September

Ponce the 12-

into hotel space in the near future. He -said ne final decision has been

local is no legislation now before Con- Lopez

lect accounts due not only in Puerto Rico but anywhere in the world Rubenak

said

will center on the economic begin or how many rooms would aspects in the three segmentsof be involved. the ‘“‘coastwise’’ trade. Committee The building new contains 122 sources said there are no plans apartments plus penthouse and

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the

group

view. Rafael Lépez Vega, contractor, said part of

in Washington

time for the formal opening of bids | But when the bid from the Ponce

building a multi-

2-4606

8

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 19, 1960

Mrs. de Aldrey To Present Mozart At Ateneo Benefit One

of

Mbozart’s.

operas,

‘“Bastiano

tiana,”

will

concert

version

and

be

Monday

By Mary Dee™***

Bas-

presented

Silver-haired

in

menfeld

this Sunday

nights

Puertorriqueno

early

and

raise funds

to air-condition the building. Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. for each performance and tickets are $1 per person Portugese-born Mrs. Maria Justinia de Aldrey will play a triple role in the production. The petite, raven-haired soprano is the director, producer and leading lady.

Two

of

the

star

music

school,

tenor,

and

sing

pupils

Emilio

Carlos

the

two

from

other

roles

opera, accompanied at by Maria Luisa Munoz.

Mrs.

de

Puerto years,

Aldrey,

a

the

Conservatory

opera

and

and

graduate and

Austria.

where famous di,

she

appeared

names

Maria

opera

Theater as

She

Concerts has sung

certs throughout

was

TebalBecci,

their

home

of

sen,

Bobby,

another,

now

lives

Freddy,

Dima,

the

in

makes

while the in Puerto

oldest

daughter,

husband,

Fred

Shultz,

ef the Morro

ser-~al

Castle Mfg.

ef

“Operation

the

youngest

Bootstrap.”

Blumenfeld

her

husband,

two

young

Martin

sons

in

Esta,

daughter;

Filler,

live with

Baldrich,

and

her

while

Goldberg)

pa-

Ruth,

(Mrs.

Luis

family

live next door te mom

and _

her

and

for Sally Blumenfeld has a knack of drawing you into the fold. “I. wish I people,’”’ she

con

Italy, and in Salz-

burg, Austria, as well as the including a perfermance at Regie Hall.

in

dad. One feels immediately at home in the Blumenfeld family circle,

Giacinto

Europe soloist in

town

rents

such

Gino

menfeld,

in Arecibo, was one of the pioneers

in Lisbon

with

and_ In as

debut

Renata

Caniglia,

Ebbe Stingniani Pranderi

Italy

married Sol Blu-

manager

a

in

kind-

and_hospi-

tality. European-born, she her childhood sweetheart,

her

in

as

charm

old-world

is a beamradiates

was the first to come to the island—

native

lieder

student

Her

Carlo

her

specialized

German music

at the San

in

later

ness,

Rico.

of

Aldrey. She studied voice, piano and the dramatic arts at the Lisbon

who

his home in Brooklyn, three daughters reside

Rico for the past seven is the wife of Mario de

Portugal

She

ing personality,

Israel;

piano

resident

loving hand.

One

will

in

the

fa-

dren were all born and brought up in New York City.

Jr.,

bass,

Jarge

Botosan, Rumania. After a honeymoon in Paris, the young couple came to America. Their five chil-

her

Belaval,

Rodil,

holds Aer

Blu-

mily together with a gentle,

at the Ateneo

to help

Sally

much

US., Car-

the

“‘Bastiano and Bastiana,” is the (See Mozart page 9)

present

mother “‘there

love and security world

today.

me,”’ Mozart

Sally

more is so

needed

Maybe

with my heart. “Cooking is not

MRS. DE ALDREY -..to

could says,

a

in

I

think

hobby

with

Blumenfeld

explains,

“the welfare of my loved ones, cooking and caring for them are

my

life.’

Hers

is

a home

hours of the day and night. “I find it difficult to give

my

this

as

a

mother.

girl

a

by

watch-

(Daughter

The

Brot’

and

ingredients

‘Stuffed

for

Gunter

Hett

MRS.

SALLY

BLUMENFELD

place the pan and for about

until in

the

color.

Slice

the

loaves on a greased | Pieces bake at 350 degrees | lighted 35 to 40 minutes, or This

loaves Remove

loaves

are

light

brown

%

sugar, 2 tsps.

her

lemon

baking

(rind

and

the

oven.

into

%

inch

eggs

and

continue

the baking finely-ground the

juice),

Dr.

%

is well blended, until

FOR YOUR:

for

‘WEDDING “LUNCHEONS “RECEPTION ‘COCKTAILS ‘DINNERS “BANQUETS

dough

is

handling.

into

two

the

with

%

the

minoring

to

thickness. with

nuts.

Roll up (as for a jelly roll) and

International

Airport

Tel.Hyde6-2198 Park Rest.

Bird

Candal

columnist

Angela

and

of El Lui-

graduated from the Linden Hall

lege, Rock Hill, S. C. where Na majoring in jornalism

dough

and

Lopez

Academy in Lititz, Penna. And is a sophomore at Winthrop Col-

MISS

LUISITA LOPEZ TORREGROSA ... journalism major

in

dramatic

the Most

sea “The House .

of Flavor”

arts.

she and Dur-

ing her first year at college she wrote for the school magazine where many of her poems have been published.

-TRY

f Everything planned to the smallest detail.|ij}

Tel. 9-0300

shape,

cinnamon

of Puerto Rico. Miss is the daughter of

Miss Lopez high school at

Add

roll

sprinkle

mixture

the

mixture.

Amaury

MUNDO’s

texture

the

inch

unm

= |sa Torregrosa.

sifted flour and

nut

into

Mrs, Maria Luisa Torregrosa Hat Rey. She is a niece of

mixture

right

Divide

oil and

cinnamon

the

add the

portions

approximately Brush

oil. Add beating.

When

cut to desired

dipped

Press Club Lopez, 17,

powder,

powder and the rind and juice of

lemon.

and

the

Miss Luisita Lopez Torregrosa has won the journalism scholarship sponsored by the Women’s

Man-

cup of chopped nuts, as needed for knead-

ing the dough. Cream sugar and

then

to

| Wins Press CI ub Scholarship |

tsp. cinnamon mixed with 2 tsps. sugar, % and flour

return

into cookies

from

del Brot (Almond Bread—but walnuts may be substituted) are 4 eggs, % cup vegetable oil, 1 cup

and

oven for about 5 minutes, recipe can also be made

Dina

helped out when it came te measuring and gauging the ingredients

for “Mandel Cabbage.’’)

by

. . cooking no hobby but labor of love,

recipe,” she says. ‘“‘I never measure anything. I just go by taste. I learned

Photo

where

individuai tastes are always -catered to and meals are served at all

ing

STAR

mie

TIT iel'7;

Se

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cee

_ “‘THE'SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 19, 1960 = Ann Landers Says

A Man Isn’t A “Jerk” Overnight R

_D

Pec

ANN.

in your column a- delicate

LANDERS:.

blem

Say if you have a hus-

band

who _ deesn’t

gamble. or

.drink

who

docey't

do.

joffice

pro- about

workers

igneres

hygiene,

any

the

such

basic

as

rules

washing

He |has-no hobbies, isn’t interested in sports_and_ doesn’t care for

1

people.

tell her”

be

with

feel.lucky that

with

me?-I

candid

would

is

wrong

appreciate

answer—FILLED

In

our

a’ mature

WITH

DOUBT

and

|fused

gentle

flatly.

She

DEAR

FILLED: A man doesn’t fac

face

So—ooo,

carry

a

copy

ANN

LANDERS:

The

is giving

such

is a perfectionist.

our

a complex

child

his

will

10-year-old

I’m

son

afraid the

be afraid to breathe

father

if

doesn’t stop criticizing .

ROOSEVELT

He tells the boy he does every-

office,

ther die than

and

I married

He

job.

own

THE

MOOSE: Ask your. Mom your’ birth certificate

DEAR man

is unrealistic.

at all. Can self to do the

‘somiething

—

you,

comb, and changing her regularly. suggestion that “the most and mature woman in the

joffice

problem?

photestated

of

I think he’s a dull jerk and This type can never bring her-| him. don’t

it

brush, clothes Your gentle

DEAR get

to

of these things. He-also doesn’t ‘soap and water, using a tooth-

read a darned thing, he doesn’t care for movies, music; or plays.

this

MOOSE

from because they don’t w how to handle it. | am speaking of the. sloppy female

chase ~ -acomen,

husband

many

run

or

you're lueky. My

that_

the

most

woman

thing

re-

said,

“I’d

ra-

her

with

the

sloppy

wrong—never

a

or shouting.

comparing

He

Don

DEAR

Mozart Opera

I had

(Continued from pagé -8) charming little pastoral love story

of a shepherd (Belaval) separated frem: his she pherdess sweetheart by the local aristocracy who take a fancy to him.” The ‘shepherdess

her othe <2 re a) Mrs.

de Aldrey

in

improved:

said

it,

for

tiful

tonal

quality.

her

looking

appearance

her

she

was

eyes

told

enormously

and

130

weigh

—

Rodil,

thinks, is possessed not only of a| the box-office.

fine bass voice but great dramatic) ability.

Besides

her

school

of

The

how

music,|’m

cashier

trouble

me

it’s causing

she|@md

WORRIED

she

looks

at

Helen

Charlotte

Wilson,

presi-

Ironmonger,

hos-

“You’re

a

repeatedly

asked

me

what

to say

to

has no idea to his son.— Tell

your

husband if he doesn’t lay off, his

fast son will crawl into a private at

world and slam the door shut for good.

Children who are

Navy Wives Hear San Juan Historian ROOSEVELT

the duena

ROADS—The

made

to

‘eel

(numerous

chaperons,

“Puerto Rico Scene” was the theme of the August luncheon of

including mother, grandmother and aunts for a young lady attend-

the Navy OWC here at which Mrs. Alice West, wife of the new

ing a social affair.) Don Rafael, one of whose four

Navy commander honor. guest.

here,

was

the

Guest speaker for the occasion was Dr. Rafael W. Ramirez de Arellano,

Director

of

Protocol

and City Historian of San Juan, who recalled for the ladies the days Juan

when the people of San told the exact time of day

by the street cries of the various

MOTHER. WORRIED:

Iuncheon this month. (U.S. Navy photo)

vendors

as

well

as

the

age

of

they aren’t “good enough” eventually refuse to compete because they’ve been told so often that they’re

dumb,

lazy,

stupid

and

can’t make the grade.

sons

vy

is a captain

and

in the

stationed

U.S.

Na

in Washington

D. C., presented the club with three flags, the City of San Juan’s, the Commonwealth’s and

the U.S.A.’s.

St. Ignacio Alumni The

alumni

Ignacio

High

dras

will

association Schopl

hold

their

in

of

Pie-

annual

con-

vention meeting this Saturday 1:38 p.m. in the auditorium the school. Samuel Twill preside.

St.

Rio

Quinones,

at of Jr.,

tell her

old I am. When I

11

DEAR

asks me

always

has

my husband. He what he’s doing

I am

whose voice, she says, has a beau-| Tis summer I shot up real

says,

to please. Please tell me

that

grateful._—

because

dad

he has high standards and is hard

DEAR ANN: I’m 11 years old look older

home.

why his father hates him. I tell the boy his father loves him, but

100%.

me

‘his

Don

OFFICE faa

THE

Belaval,j>10”

young

future

time

in our

dumb kid who will never amount to anything unless you change your ways.”

Although she never came out and

predicts’a bril- but J

liant

a difficult

common

when

at her for a few days but when I finally did, I noticed she had

Mrs.

is Mrs.

with

It tears my heart out to see the hurt look in the boy’s eyes

that you had the courage to air Of tears and could only reply “NOBODY ever told me.”

OWC—Mrs.

OWC;

Saat

Alice West, honor guest and wife of the new R.R. commanding officer, left to right, pose at the ladies’

are

from there. ly as I could, that I was speakos » ing for the entire ‘office. She ANN: I was, delighted , Was visibly shaken, on the brink

:

ing, ordering

become a dull jerk overnight.!me, a temporary worker, with Such phrases as “I’m ashamed of What did you two have im com-|no seniority, no record for tact, you”, or “you’re disgracing me” k-can. work

ROADS

of the Navy

aes

tess; Dr. Rafael Ramirez de Arellano, guest speaker, and

others in his crowd who do better.

mon when you married him? If and nothing to lose. youll give ME a candid answer,| . 1 explained to the girl as gent-

dent

SION

word of praise. It’s always pickconstantly

it was left to

or

S

me

funny.

Mrs. de Aldrey is kept busy giv-|Mom gives me just enough for ing concerts throughout the island.|@ half-price ticket. Last week has founded a choir and a I was so embarrassed I borrowvocal quartet and produces. music-|ed money from two friends and ales- for both the Ateneo and the bought an adult ticket rather She

Institute of Culture.

Her produc- than argue.,

tion of the Mozart opera will also

be presented at the Porta Coelli in San German next October.

This really isn’t fair because I should be :.able to get in for

half by rights.

What

can

I do

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HARRY

GOLDEN)

The late James Montgomery Flagg once made a tour Lower East Side of New York. He was just browsing. Suddenly he stopped dead in him, was the model he was

from

of

the

his tracks. There, a few feet looking for. A Jewish peddler

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,

SIGNS

OF

and

nation’s

the

ways.

THE

TIMES—These choice

signs

of presidential

mark a road junction near Karnes City, Texas, candidates

is

reflected

Sen. John F. Kennedy, incidentally, spells his name

in

the

with

choice

two

of

Wire-

Jew

pnoto).

Ve

Victory By Nixon Would Mean Government Office Shake-Ups By

CHARLES

STAR

ed,

BAILEY

Washing.on

Bureau

|

can

said

dinator jobs, he them by naming

gers,

he

would

wanted

to

He

pick

fill

has

the men

the

strong

new

and

slots.

The

foreign

viewed it, blem—too class men

Asia,

East. blem,

ing

and

the

Fred

of

fill Ro-

Attorney-Ge-

A.

the

on-the-re

|Rogers, as coordinator,

Seaton,

Seaton, Nebraska,

service,

in to

as he has

has a personnel promany _less-than-firstrepresenting the U.S.

Africa

and

the

basic

Middle

structure

of

House as an Eisenhower.

aide He

to the Interior De1956, and is current-

ly handling the critical domestic political problem of agriculture

He would solve this propresumably, without alter-

the

a former senator from has served time before

moved over partment in

for candidate Nixon. With his previous experience in the White

the

House,

service. But the

Congress

and

executive

departments, he could fill the White House is quite bill as domestic affairs coordia different matter. / Nixon has | nator. endorsed the creation of two| Nixon, as Kennedy, would “super-jobs” in the President’s certainly bring into the White office—one to coordinate all di-

plomatic

and

national

policymaking and operation, other fo do the same thing purely

domestic

Assuming

House with him the trusted aides who have been with him for

security the for

years.

affairs.

that

Nixon

is

Kennedy,

Nixon

has a squad of young men ing his day-to-day work.

handl-

elect-

Again

No.

1

as

man

in

a

Nixon

staff

Robert

Finch,

the

who

has

lifornian

White

would

take

personal

probably

be Ca-

served

press

as

told his Monday

not

hold

wer that James C.

the

would

has been

kind

of

Eisenhower—not

working

for

Monday

joined

in,

The

bebut dif-

The

next

top

role

here

course

daughter

hat

and

Hymie,

decked the

is

How

School. He was one of Nixon’s teachers at Duke University a quarter-century ago. Fuller will the

Nixen

team

here

struck

will

no

all

science

at

the

From

trim

argument

the old gent

soon.

humor. succeeded in artist wanted

getting

his

eight

o’clock.

r.

Flagg

carefully

good-bye.. high spirits.

He

It was

indeed

good

fortune.

You

not,

no, it.

not

even

your

will

cost

a

It

chimed

in, “Papa,

before

Sabbath

little

coat

money,

let’s not be

but

disgraced

I’ll do it myself;, I want you go up there on Fifth Avenue.”

it

got

dark,

they

took

the

old

out

in

a

district

nice

new

black

derby

leader.

just

like

‘

three

All

if you

them

at

go

there

once.

with

and covering never ask you

it—to went

had

the

of

This

time

the

other

make

it like

back'and

the

forth,

to give in; he was

peddler

could

ever

ail those

Americans,

up the new necktie to shave your beard

one

far

Jacob

into

wear-

we but

just it is

Schiff

has...”

night.

Finally

the

persuaded. -

tell

about

his

trip

to

Central

Park South was that he had been fooled by a crazy man. He told how he rang the bell that morning, how the artist came to the

Univer-

door,

sity of Michigan, and Charles Lightenstein, professor at Notre Dame University. ©

The View

and, when remaining

up first, “Papa, now don’t get mad at us, but and a great man asked you to pose for him.

it look

sin to

The

Already working are two others: George Grassmuck, professor of political

en-

The wife and two daughters now looked at the old peddler his new togs and again, as if by mental telepathy, the same

thought

more.

him

Tammany

Lon L. Fuller, professor of juris- | ing that big beard prudence at the Harvard Law bought—We would

join

at

elated.

afternoon

daughter spoke this is America

a

has

gent and bought him a new blue serge suit, American-style, with cuffs on the trousers; then they discarded the old wide-brimmed

Kennedy.

and

was

“Of

second

have more of them formal organization.

a

of

in any way. I’m working now, and to make a good impression when you And so it went.

in

for

morning

family

But he has some eggheads of his own, and before long he'll

Slated

a book

Mr. Flagg across. The

is good enough. We can’t help don’t worry, we'll manage.”

Nixon has not gone in for a full-fledged “brain trust” like the group

that

the peddler ° ; io it hto pose for him, to come to his studio at suc and-such number on Central Park South, to Avenue bus, and he wanted him to come the

Fifth

The

wife

po-

cause they are less competent because Nixon would run a ferent kind of office.

big

story

never tell what else could come from such an honor. But suddenly, as if by prearranged signal, the peddler’s wife and two daughters lapsed into silence. They looked at each other seriously. Finally one daughter spoke: “Look, papa, you can’t go to pose for that great American artist in those old clothes.” His

Sherman Adams and Hagerty were given by

President

the

can

active in recent Nixon campaigns. Finch and Klein, however,

would

told

family the whole story of his appointment the following morning with the great American artist on Central Park

South.

his

manager.

relations

Klein, 42, who

face

repeated all the instructions on'a card and safd The peddler went home that afternoon in

34-year-old

campaign

Handling

the

following

writes

And message

GOLDEN

administrative assistant since is now his Jan. 1, 1959, -and

be Herb

Interior.

diplomatic-secyrity would have Nixon’s

the White President

House

now

absolute confidence and could act for him without difficulty.

service

in

his

he jing “any job in the government.”

eord views on two areas in particular: White House organization and the American diplomatic

for

might well William P.

presently

neral,

Nixon’s ‘Secretary

that

outlook

Nixon has told friends that he shifts would be, first, | structure of government. | regards Rogers capable of handl-

biggest in the

Then

be

the

If Nixon sets up the two coor-

WASHINGTON — If Richard Nixon becomes Prsident of the United States next January, there will be shake-ups in government offices from here to Timbuctoo. |

It

here’s

administration:

the

ed up, the Jew remains unimpressed, the pogrom runs its course, the one

high-

(AP

N’s.

time;

raged the enemies of Jews for centuries; no matter what methods of persecution are dream-

him,

how

how

he

Mr.

understood and artist ran back

dutifully

Flagg

presented

then

asked

the

card

him

Mr.

several

answered correctly he into his other rooms.

said, -

Flagg

had

questions

and

how

given

which

he

suddenly

the

Here

P.R. Politicians Apt With Election Year Jabberwocky By WALTER S. PRIEST (Star Washington Correspondent) WASHINGTON—Puerto Rico’s politicians

ing

themselves

in the art The reason As any

the

path

the equals

of their mainland

of generating is simple. habitué of the

of

political

election-year Senate

success

hardquebus,

dering

one’s

As

foes

hors

expected, the opened with a

gress And,

in

were

so elaborate

ices

boomerang

press

gallery

is paved

of

keeping a

or

prov-

jabberwocky.

with

obfuscation. Likewise, the double-edged slipped politely betwixt the ribs, is far

the

are

colleagues

malacca

knows,

calculated euphemism, superior to

cane

in

ren-

de, combat.

post-convention session of Condeadly flash of verbal knives.

with

Senate

even

tradition,

the victims

some

required

insults

the

serv-

translator.

For example, only the rawest gallery recruit would accept this plea at face value: “Let us put aside partisan feelings nation.”

and

enact

a program

for

the

good

of

the

The knowledgeable galleryite quickly translates this into: “If you don’t mind, Id like to talk about my bill

now.”

For been

the past

tempering

month, their

Puerto

Rico’s politicians

double-entendres

in

two conventions. Therefore, as a public column offers a translation of some =

insular gobbledegook. .(The. Teader own identifications) “Puerto Rico bh

the

have

fires

of

place of world wide interest, a tribute to of the principles of self-determination.”

the

benefits

(Translation: The Democratic Party believes in self-determination.”) “We support the right of the people of Puerto Rico to aehieve statehood whenever they freely so determine” (Translation: The Republican Party believes in self-determination. )

“Before discussing this, I think we should the opinions of the Commonwealth departments

to

do

“La

Fortaleza

hasn’t

important

But

I

Democrats

is

war...war

floor.” (Translation: me

me?

Why,

asked

“T have.no

what

“I urge all personal attacks

me

to

to

“If Mufioz

the

Do death.

wants

my

I

look

doubt

(Translation: fat

they

can

Ill

take

scalp he

the it

to

has

to

first”)

“Inclusion victory for. .

of

(Translation:

a “I

statehood

plank

was

a

think

might

get

40

we

complete per

cent

always .

right,

so

turn

when

down

I

for

Sen.

Ken-

20,000

Stevenson,

but

accredited.”

these

Democrats

clams’)

Buster,

indulging I

can

in dish

it out too.”) and

is a

problem

of

the

Puerto

will be solved by the Puerto Ricans.” ' (Translation: “Look, Fidel, I don’t want

ungrateful,

but

we’re

having

enough

Ricans

to sound

trouble.’’)

“In my judgment the procedures fof selecting Primary voters were not the best possible.” (Translation: “I think these primaries were rigged.”) . “What we want is a flexible approach.”

(Translation:

If you

think

I’m

going r

service, this of ee eee te ee) ri} 1 a meee inn kee pron ll PR Trsaty of ries the lastest| _“T would like to. ¢larify eur { Rositign — oe€ - 4898, ,u aty Bj < SARPLY vo _{Txenalation: .«AThat,, dast .. trial. : balloon, segtasnty | “Translatia cet POYR. YouNe many becom

ws

in’

will be

are

forget

read

-

I like

parties to refrain from during the campaign.” “Don’t

haven’t

knuckle-head conference?”)

been

our delegation

“Since

“Independence

like

I’ve

(Translation: “All let’s be realistic.’’)

refused.”

(Translation: “Look, stupid. type who commits eee?) “This

“Who nedy.”

now.

“Who was the me for this press

(Translation:

very

compromise.

eatch

me

(Translation: charge of briefing

so

yet.”)

“Some

the

told

can’t answer that question part of his statement.”

have con-

cerned.”

(Translation:

I that

play

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to

orbit

speak.

At

-

portant,

ture

.

not-too-distant yet

Dayton,

fantastic,

of carnival

Drive With Care

Tenn.,

“monkey

become more

places,~ nant.

and

the

Ramon

Torres

Braschi

has

of the police

traffic division

department to enforce the law with a firm hand. Traffic

fatalities, which have reached the astounding total of 235 in 231 days this year, up to yesterday, justify the firm enforcement that Mr. Torres Braschi has ordered. toll, and The

law should reduce the death

of the new

Enforcement

we earnestly pray that it will. traffic law spells out many violations

that

are obvious to: any motorist who travels the streets of the metropolitan area. Many of these obvious and frequent violations.were also violations before the new statute became effective. They were not enforced before,

light of the

4

beliefs

person.”

Tennessee’s

35th

anniversary

lations.

William

~

could lead conviction obligation highways If we

to arrest, fines, and of drunken driving, te obey the law and safe for all. all drive carefully,

even imprisonment for but of the individual’s to make the streets and , conscious of the other

driver’s rights and of the value of human life, the policemuch

job will be made

man’s

easier and the objective

of the new traffic law will be realized. It is, briefly, to save your life. So let’s not wait to be arrested before we learn

the importance of safe driving. Let’s drive with care in co-operation with the general campaign to stop this herrible killing on our streets.

Save

That

cement and brickwork along the path of the plaza, ac-

cording to the Office of Cultural Activities of the City of San Juan. The same agency has promised that beau-

will be

trees

flowering

replace

to

planted

the

venerable rubber tree. It is in the best tradition of inspired journalism to defend a tree. Newspapers always defend trees, even

if they

a tree is performing

that won’t defend

Any

brickwork.

and

cement

crack

newspaper

a sacrilegious act

by omission.

It is, therefore, with no little uneasiness that we face the future with this blot on our escutcheon. We cannot bring ourselves to the defense of this particular . tree. To us, a tree in a public park is no more-important a

creation

God

of

than

any

other

tree,

such

as

those

in forests which are cut down and made into pulp every

day for newsprint on which

fense

to write editorials in de-

of trees. note

today

that

we

have

launched

_ thick up there in space. commonbecoming is satellites of The launching

place Just yesterday, a Thor-Able-Star, (no connection with this newspaper) failed at Canaveral. And as for missiles, another Polaris launched yesterday was merely a brief news item. Sensation wears thin by repetition, glaries.. What

fatalities

highway

and

too many

bur-

. concerns us is the prospect of traffic regula-

Southern

regard literal

ine

O1ilif

Lo

OU!

map.”

The

He

will

possible real trastunt to

is one

of our

the reforms he spent into being during the

Woodrow Wilson But he lived too

turned away from The movie, based

but

not

a story

the

real

was

of

beliefs

were

him. on the

no

and long. longer

Dayton

it, includes

trial.

The

main like

and

an

trial,

actor

ectoplasm

street a

who

of

Henry

leading to the court-

country

sandwich

fair.

There

stands manned

by

were

ladies’

and

religious

books.

of

re-

the more citified. Nor was early had Darrow in dif-

a white shirt, was Bryan routed. He with

ficulty

a quote

from

attorney’s

famed

the

_ defense in the Leopold-Loeb trial. But in the end, Bryan was made to look ridictlous. Even ardent

his

a few days after the in the laughter and

for

embarrassed

were

supporters

him. Most of them trial’s end. He died

the King words of

Hawkers

ligious tracts and Bibles abounded. Darrow, in a yellow shirt and blue suspenders, looked the countryman. Bryan, in

turned from him at the of gluttony and a stroke trial, his true worth lost angers of “the monkey

trial.”

LETTERS -

times

several

gone

DIFFERENCE

THE

NOTICE

the

to

petitions

muni-

cipal authorities of the metropoSir: Answering Rafael Bird’s let- litan area with the purpose of 10), gbtaining from them an official (Aug. & Son ter, Father it is surprising to see that a re-| authorization for regulating and tired officer of the Army, of; controlling the activities of that the greatest democracy of the pound, in an effort to improve world, forgets about the old say- the care that the captured aniing that’ majorities are the de- mals receive and, at the same time, reduce to a minimum their ciding power. Here

Rico,

Puerto

in

suffering before

ma-

the

jorities decided that the Estado Libre Asociado is the best for our of government form

death.

TODAY’S

But

BEST

with

Our

offer

municipal last word.

FROM

E.L.A. Notice the difference in numbers from the last polls in 1956. Populares—435,000, Stateand

Enrique Puerta

OFFER Sir:

Our

Vela

STILL

most

Independen-

_

de Tierra,

P.R.

STANDS

sinccre

and

siastic congratulations

'

enthu-

to Mr.

Al

Dinhofer for his magnificent and heart-felt article a “Long Night’s Journey.” . Unfortunately, the end of this

sad story is not only applicable to

the

unfortunate

character

of

this drama. Thousands have been sacrificed

and

sacrificed. in

continued this

to

brutal,

:

be

cruel

é

.

au

ets

ne

4

:

yo

900

stands

authorities Maria U. de President

EUROPE

we

the

backing

are

who

still

and

de

been

»

re-

indifferand

have

the

the

Quinones Animales

“La Milagrosa”Cupey Alto, P. R.

It is not Mufioz Marin alone, it is the whole people of PuerRico,

always

apathy

Refugie

country.

to

have

ceived ence.

these

i £ and unscientific manner. ~|*' DENMARK on tions for space, with the British imsisting. spans, “Sire probThe “Sv (dé Asistencia aj' Feanz'Fuchsel_@-79 rt rht-hanad ‘ against-our eft th ers Mies che aoe as -diplen ; ne wd Vsdhnat halt ertedieabetce tos gulsiaintt) “Wow!Did A PERPELL. A Ws im

the

had

on.

t

ideas.

Bryan was the as a publicity

fundamentalist

melons

insist they must, there-

who

the Nazarene and

successfully

another satellite, Discoverer Number 14, from which a nose cone will be separated to return by parachute somewhere in the vicinity of Hawaii. We haven’t kept count, but it'seems to us that traffic must be getting pretty

like too many

talist Biblical defenders who James version as being the

new

missionary societies and other church guilds. There were also occasional counters of water-

which

secondary schools and colleges because of arefusal to conform to local beliefs about the court decision on schools and on civil rights. The mevie will surely stir up fundamen-

hooders 172,000 tistas—82,000.

Heavy Traffic Up There We

from

Tree!

An ancient rubber tree at the north end of the Nun’s Plaza in Old San Juan is about to be cut down. The tree has deep and strong roots which break the

tiful

dismissed

his

soda

Many of the early scientists were persecuted by the church. Some were burned _ and others jailed. In our time, freedom of teaching is in many areas overtly restricted. Since 1954 at least 100 teachers have been

quietly

on

Dayton’s

impact.

or

deny

men. Many of in urging came

house

has had ap early premiere, will not be shown until November. If has tremendous entertain-

openly

call

Mencken, who wrote some of his most devastating satire at Dayton, must be greatly agitated by the brash role of the movie reporter. . .

It was a preposterous, yet meaningful, sort of drama, pitting Clarence Darrow against

ment

Dayton

in

celebration

movie,

speak

we

looks astonishingly like Bryan. Spencer Tracy has the part which Clarence Darrow played

science teacher, John

Bryan.-The

or

William Jennings of what started

And

Scopes.

Jennings

voices

reaches

‘acceptable in the centers of learning. By the time he came to Dayton the bugles had gone from his magnificent voice and the nation

That was that. Memory of it comes back now because a movie, “Inherit The Wind,” based on the play-of that name, has been a paft of Dayton,

mind

administrations of Franklin Roosevelt.

sensa-

in no wise need disturb the essential religious any

human

great years

gentlesaid, “In

struct in Darwin and all other scientists. The advancement of will continue. Evolution is no but a demonstrated fact which

however, and all we can hope for is that the police will now, under the new law and under the strict instructions from Mr. Torres Braschi, crack down on the same vio,

gedy

a McGILL scientific truth longer a theory of

recorded

mysterious

to do so-remains. But it is not now for it to be so arrogantly insistent.

derbilt we will continue to in-

of the trial of the young

But the police cannot do it alone. Each driver should be conscious not only of the pitfalls of violations that

the

tion at Dayton I wish you to understand that here at Van-

“Waw

and

the

outer space, there is less inclination to shackle

mix-

malig-

current

earth,

from

“put

be made effective at a later date.

a reinforced

about

us

shrill and, in some

hysterical

“Young ladies men,” Dr. Kirkland

Superintendent

a

to

im-

and law, was just beginning. Extreme fundamentalist voices were in full ery and were to

The new traffic law approved by the last session

“Police

the

trial,”

of the Legislature went into effect today, except for a few provisions which require specific regulations to

instructed

Constitution)

As a young reporter I was in the chapel audience at. Vanderbilt University in the spring of 1925 when Chancellor Kirkland rose

Rates te ether coentries om request

EDITORIALS

McGill

Atlanta

v

P.@.

,

12

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 19, 1960

Dept. Of Education Establishes NewCommunications Program To Help Community Relations By A. W. MALDONADO The in

Department

order

to

of Education,

meet

the

“growing

system

as

Economic

is to °&™™#MS

follows:

|

of

public

education,

government,

and

[PUERTO RICO'S

Ad-

Torres said that the functions of his office are being expanded to publicize not only matters within the Department of Education but also “any cultural

education

as

opinion.

or in

educational event Puerto Rico.”

The he

a

news.

Public

added,

will

source | |personnel

be

to be

able

to

and

the general

pose

of

the

selected

public.

leaders

The

bulletin,

pur-

Oliveras

of the people

in the

undertaking.”

4. Utilization 34

of

the

radio

island’s and

nine

SUPER DRUG STORE

By

WATSON

DELHI

SIMS

New

Delhi over,

dealer

for

Delhi

of

$16,380

from

a

He

then

sold

to

bidder,

who

by

dealer.

now

years

of

wheeling

by foreign

and

diplomats. The

car including duties which “}diplomat himself had to

the pay

when the car_was sold in India. He had kept the automobile six months. . Although this was an -extreme

Boca Chica Rum

example,

- SCOTCHES

86.8 proof ___ _ 4.59 86.8 proof _____ 4.29 Howard McClaren 86 proof __ 3.98

NEW

ball

2.59

Old Forester

HAVEN,

20

Conn.

mallet as her other choosing

pool—from

nearby

they

blow

>

to stall off

was

Saint

getting

He took death of

France’s fashion

fashion

of

to

War

likely

II.

importance

French

rent will find crowded army

re-

leadership

World

the

the

seems

helped

world

after

Because it

who

that

summer

Under import controls, all luxury goods are

of

duty.

from

in

virtually

virtualexolud-

regular

all

sions—even

their

used

a

big

automobile is

trade

bathing

on

the to

with

moth

starving

posses-

suits.

refrigerator

comparable

crippled

open

brands

BEERS

traded

Edward t

tourant,

CHAMPAGNES

iy Se a

or

automobiles gan

into

a pool

their

government

requiring

car for each

720

versions

of

of flight inspectors.

added

that

it

was

cheaper

large number The KC135 is

plane

of Jetstars. a four-engine

built

t jet

by Boeing

Air-

plane Co. for the Air Force: j The Jetstar, which FAA earlier had planned to buy, is a twin; engine eight passenger craft. Thd

Air

Force

has

ordered

stars

for

the

use

Pan

American

of

some

top

Jet?

officials;

World

Airways

also has announced a plan to buy Jetstars and lease them rations and other users

to co ‘ requiring

ultra

type

medern

executive

airy

craft. Essential Quesada said

To Work the jet

: tankers

filled

out

the

stay

then

permission

several

“‘essential to the inspection of navigation facilities through

in

be-

before

sales could be completed, with the general effect being to restrict each diplomat to the sale two-year

tour

of duty.

Paces

of the

Lock-

are our

trout.

during

The

of one

is one

turboprop.

a

market

throwing

Until 1957 there were no restrictions whatever, and some diplomats retailed a succession of India.

The

tanker

India.

India’s

Placing

a

Electra

a

channels. As a result, departing diplomats find a thirsty market for

jet transports—and

heed

world.”

The

FAA

plans

to

has

told

spend

Congress

almost

$11

it

miltion

for aircraft purchases in the next fiscal year.

i -

To the airlines, the big jets cost up to five million dollars each, The government price, for models without tbe airline trimmings, probably will be considerably less.

Quesada said the manufacturers had assured FAA of early delivery. The

jet

fleet

will

be

maintained

at FAA’s huge center at Oklahoma City.

In

-

to buy such jets than to rent them. Quesada also said that the FAA) will buy two KC135 instead of

figure the resale of per-

ly ed

large

training

for

sonal automobiles should add approximately a year’s salary for tour

of navigational

aids in many parts of the world. E. R. Quesada, ,FAA administrator, told a reporter the agency is getting a Douglas DCS, a Convair 880 and a Boeing 720—all

He

a

conalti-

familiar 707 jet. } Used By Airlines } These types of planes are in: airline use. Quesada said FAA’ will employ them in _ continous!

Lau-

collection

to - check

the

time—even in his schedule—to work

}

Conn.

(AP)—

weapon a baseshower wading

shelves for

blow.

Twohill

as Pol-

left ~

his

traffic post &nd waded in to do what he could. “One hit me on the arm with a bat, but I’m sure it was an accident,” he said. The

sight

eventually gers

to

down led

of

brought

their

their to

charged

the

a_

policeman

the twe

senses.

weapons station

with

laid

and

house

breach

slug-

They

of

were to

etc.

End

INFORMATION: TEL. 2-1444

be

peace,

restored 3 story building. Full ot commercial possibilities. Fortaleza 152 (Opposite Padin‘s). Elevator, Air Conditioning, Incinerator. Street floor commercial. 2 and 3 floors office or commercial. Possibilities Tourist center. High class shops, Boutique, Art Shop, Res-

i

of

economy,

Saint

qualified

tudes the accuracy

leading fashion houses. over in 1957 after the Dior,

constantly

flying duty. _ Other jets will be used for tinually checking from high

been

while

France’s

in

one~

i

the performance of airlines pilots and other air crew members on

settled’as the

- tn’ Whole or in Part Bedutifully

VERMOUTH .

are

of

vive

for

had _

Laurent

) FOR*LEASE}IN OLD SAN JUAN

12 oz.

cae

many

bat.

iceman

a

At

They brought down a of toys—including a

Imperial Blended

ee EO

of

Two young New Haven matrons staged a free-swinging brawl in a toy store here, one using a croquet and the

ee

he

to

model.

Some of the late model planes will be used for training FAA’s 200 flight inspectors so that they

2 Gals Battle It Out In Store

Queen Ann King George

IMPORTED BRANDIES

diplomats

Handbags

86.8 proof ____—s- « 4.49

A

New

Times of India called the price a record. It figured the diplomat spent about $3,500 for the

Ron del Barrilito

he

hand-

was willing te pay $17,000. The incident brought whistles even in a city grown cynical

Ronrico Dark or Light

RUMS

be

bid

a

the original

Don Q Dark or Light

GINS

equi-

get

through

choice

another

the

offered $15,300. The dihesitated long enough. to

dealing

WINES LIQUERS

Asian

dealer plomat Bombay

Beefeaters London Dry Gin __—__—s3.99

6 pack

tried

deferments

granted

countries

(AP)—An

diplomat preparing to leave India agreed after some dickering to seil his 1960 Chevrolet to a

Schenley’s London Dry Gin___ «2.19

Other

report

boards throughout the island to post newspaper clippings. All

NEW

FEATURES)

90 proof

women.

Huge Profit Can Be Made On New Delhi Car Market

2.39

NA

in

will be corrected, Torres said, “Also important,” Torres said, “is that we will use all bulletin

ed

COLD

The

Torres said there are many school activities throughout the island of public interest which are not being reported. This

valent of $13,800. Before the car could

J. W. Dant Bourbon

dressed

down.

matters dealing with education, including “clippings critical of , on Dior’s the department, will be pdsted.” | 1961.

PLAZA

- SCOTCHES

best

deferments,

Christian

the 10,000

edu-| newspapers,

INDIA CORO

two

among

ROSA

Vat 69

of each

world’s

going mto drab military. uniform a third time but was turned

office,

enlarged

the

The 26-year-old creator of women’s fashions, who has received

happening

Relations

WASHINGTON (#—The Federal: Aviation Agency today -disclosed:, plans to acquire a fleet of jet air. transports, including at least one |

designer

DEPARTMENT

(SCOTCHES

of

Development

on Rt. 2 to Bayam a aMOonN

(LIQUOR

the

flow

education

LARGEST

SANTA

to reach

steady

Fleet Of Jets For Training

PARIS (AP)—The House of Dior’s top designer, Yves Saint Laurent, has been ordered to re port for his army physical Sept. 1. If he passes, a buck private may be designing for some of

3. The department has started }and photograph cultural events publication of a 14page infor- jsuch as concerts and painting mation bulletin to be distributed exhibitions.

pro-| |

discussing

a

and

‘writes in it, is to meet the “gnow- |

leaders

stations

with

Rico,

to sponsor up-coming

1. The department is planning a series of televised forums with | ing interest educational

fessional

Puerto

who will be informed and questioned on matters of interst con-

the the

establish and maintain constant | communication between the pu-| blic and the department. || Public relations director Ra- | fael Torres Mazzoranna outlined the communications plan yesterday

of

public

forums. 2. The department is preparing a list of 10,000 community leaders throughout Puerto Rico

Secretary of Education Candido Oliveras has announced that one

island's educational

University ministration

wide network of department-community communications.

tasks of reform of

television

the

interest of the people” in education, is establishing an island-

of the important department in the

cational problems. Plans call for the Teacher’s Association, the

FAA To Buy

Top French Fashion Designer Faces His Third Call For Draft

injury

to

private

property,

and

resisting a police officer. Their -bond was set at each.

$300

The women’ were identified as Mrs. Mary Babcock, 22, and Mrs. Barbara Brooks, 20. Police said the two had been walking along Chapel Street,

Mrs.

Babcock

month-old

How

certain women

the

pushing

son,

her

18-

is

un-

Mark.

battle

i

began

,but suddenly were drawing

the two: a crowd

as they sparred on the sidewalk. They fought their way ip to the toy store and grabbed up their respective weapons. | Mark missed the show. He stayed out jn the stroller. ~“T’ve

fight %

never

like ”

seen

any

that—let

alone

‘

men

specteter|

wa *

\

THE SAN JUAN

13

STAR — Friday, August 19, 1960

Vietnamese Lawmakers Pick Up Ideas In P.R. For Use At Home

The world

own nation,” he stated, “especially now that we are planning an industrialization program.” “There is very little capital available locally,” Vinh Le said, “so we will have to embark on

victions and identification the West.” The man crops in Viet

the nation has enough for both its own use and export. Vinh

the U. S. via Honolulu July 20. The group left yesterday for

put

a

Le said the country also has huge

Fort

into

use

in

their

own

na

legislators.

program

similar

to

and

rubber,

Nam

of

which

change

Program

they

Benning,

Ga.,

arrived

and

in

will

please!”

go

that successfully- under way irom and coal reserves, “but they next to Knoxville, Tenn., to study are still unmined and will take the Tennessee Valley Authority. here.” “There are many things for Vinh Le said social progress some time to develop.” The Vietnamese ader de- us'to study and learn,” said Mrs. at home and the mentality of the Vietnamese people “are a clined to comment on the situa- Minh. “I personally found the safeguard against Communism tion in neighboring Laos, where ‘social progress in America sti-

tion. ; “We noted many similarities between Puerto Rico and Viet Nam,” said Truong Vinh Le, president ef Vietnamese National Assembly, who. headed the group of

promotion

rice

agrees on “Gilbey’s,

Their trip here was suggested by the U. S. State Department under whose Leadership Ex-

By HORST BUCHHOLZ A Seep of Vietnamese lawmakers yesterday wound up a whirlwind four-day visit of Puerto Rico, taking with them some ideas they one day may

are

with

a

4 in

our

a neutralist

country.”

“We do admit that the Communist menace is very much in evidence,” he declared, “but vernment has played in the is- I believe I can safely say that we are not in danger of being land’s economy. “This is something we have taken over by the Reds, mainto give careful thought in our ly because of our strong con-

He said he and his colleagues were particularly impressed by the role the Commonwealth go-

group

took

over

the

capital of Vientiane in a detat last week. Traveling with Vinh Le

were

representatives Co Van Pham Duy Lan, Tran Sy

Hai, Don,

Mrs.

Nguye

Thi

Mrs.

Phan

Thi

Xuan

Lan

Nguyet

coup

and Minh.

mulating.” During their

stay

here,

the

six Vietnamese representatives visited the Commonwealth State Department for a briefing on the social, economic and political development in Puerto Rico; toured the metropolitan area, visited several ‘“‘Operation Bootstrap” housing developments close to Fomento-promoted in-

dustries and met with Puerto

Ri-

can

ex-

political

perts

in

and

economic

informal

discussions.

They said they hoped one of the future U. S. economic missions to their nation would in-

clude

some

perts.

“We

mon,

and

from

such

Puerto have

we

Rican

much

both

could

a move,”

ex-

in

com-

benefit

Vinh

Le

as-

serted.

2,000 Navy Men Gel LibertyThisWeekend Four U. S. Navy ships with 2,000 men aboard this weekend

The

will visit San for liberty.

attack

cargo

Capricornus, and a member well,

UN TROOPS

IN KATANGA—United

Nations ‘troops fro “Sweden

sit ‘before ‘coiled

and strung barbed wire at Elisabethville Airport in unsettled Katanga Province in the

Congo. The soldiers marched on their first patrols Monday after Belgian troops handed

over control of the province’s capital.

(AP

Phote)

AMA Study Reveals U.S. Aged Can Pay

TROPICAL ORNAMENTAL

Own Medical Costs

PLANTS

CHICAGO (#—Most ‘of America’s elder citizens are equipped to fmance their own medical care without Federal aid—and most of ‘them want it that way, thg American Medical Assn. says. Dr. Leonard W. Larson of Bismarck, N. D., president-elect of the

AMA,

made

has

of

1,500

said

a

study

the basic facts uncovered

the

aged,”

that

mest

good

of these

health

by the

citizens

over 65,

the

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@

Trees

@

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@

House

the

are

for

financia) connot hardship and

all

genera

Plants

in bloom

LANDSCAPING

in

good are

cover

Orchids of many

about shows

and,

the Democratic

.would

will tie up

afternoon,

some

most

Repub-

lican platforms include proposed legislation concerning medical care fer elderiy people who are 5 net hardship cases. Larson said the AMA is violently opposed -to mandatory legislation

which

Vesole, the

To-

picket

guided missile ‘cruiser, USS Boston, will arrive.

@

said.

dispfoves

misconceptions he added. “It

part, are in ania. , They cases. Beth

Larson

study

dangerous the aged,”

USS

during

radar

KINDS

was

study before reaching a final decision on medical aid legislation “The

the

persons 65 or | older

“We urge Congress to devote immediate and careful study to

for

USS

USS ShadAmphibious

FLOWERING PLANTS OF ALL

and not confined to institutions. ~

merning

destroyer, and

ship,

6, will arrive today.

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mental exercise. West was not

about

to

con-

tinue

the club

suit

hearts

and

looked mighty formidable in dummy. It was apparent that the defenders would have to take tricks in diamonds or no place. So, West switchedto LOW diamond—the proper play. The king of diamonds would locate the queen and, while it would hold

South

could

not

to

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spades,

beat

him.

West

care

about

Opening lead: Ace of hearts

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to take

-sha, Wakefield”

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stock

because

he

finally

ducked

in

dummy—allowing the card to run to his eight. East played the ten and when it held, he returned a diamond. West’s queen forced dummy’s ace. Declarer drew two trumps and played a club. West ran up with the ace and laid down the king of diamonds to beat the hand. South’s argument was sound except for what we have

already stated. South felt that a

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titles

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16

OFF om» Nancy

ons Gooodwin

Aitchinson

Margaret

co-hostessed

a birth-

broiled

will

native

sal-

ad bowl, homemade rolls and, of course, candles on the cake. Among the guests were the Ed Mayfields, the Clare Elickers, Dee Merrit, Vera McKenna, Cliff Ivester, Mrs. Bob Shafer, Charles Miner, Emily Logan,

Newton Valentine, gants, Dick Jones,

the Ed Ofand Virginia

and Bill Hearst, the new of Duffy’s Guest House Holiday

owners in Isla

November

magazine

issue

of

have

a

will

lead story on Puerto

Rico writen

by Peter Abrahams with pictures by Tom Hellymar...Helen Auble, St. Thomas resident and well

known

contributor

to

travel

blications is staying at mandie Hotel for a few

fore

taking

a

island...The

Oil M.

full

tour

of

the

Mobil

Operations Manager, Lennex to Patricia

James Sewell

METROPOLITAN LAST

pu-

the Nordays, be-

weddingof

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Phone

5 DAYS

take

place

ty

by

the

pool

terrace

Friday,

Aug. 26...Cecil Mills, president of Federated Hotels, from Dallas, Texas is in town for a few days

N.

family are vacationing... and Mrs. John Sebastian of Y. are in Puerto

Rico

for two

weeks with tehir son, Paul. Sebastian, gives a harmonica concert

at

the

University

of

Puerto

Rico next week...The Heary Corona’s are expecting a little “chef” in the near future. ..Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Nido have returned

from

a trip

Mrs. George guest,

to Europe...

Goldberg has as her

Mrs.

Harriet

McCarthy,

wife of the former Welfare Commissioner of N. Y. C....Mr. and Mrs.

Henry

Paredes

are

By New

BOSLEY ‘ York Times

expect-

dotes upon and leathes. And there are two or three miserable weak-

lings of the kind that he likes to expose with almost denuding inspection opened at

in the

this new film. It Music Hall yester-

ant visitors to the island this week, include women executives, Ines Scagenelli, Ass’t Chairman of the N. Y. State Power Authorwith Bank

Haddad,

the East River in N. Y., with her

who

is

Savings mother.

which grimly and takes place in the noxious climate of

are

Louisiana brave whose

town,

Matinee

Everyday

3:00

there

are

assumes, from the vibrance of their natures, the shapeof tragedy. And because Marlon Brando Anna

Magnani

play

brilliantly,

these

‘The

Regular

a in

films.

Ne

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RIALTO-SAN JUAN Cameron Mitchell “INSIDE THE MAFIA” “GUNFIGHT

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Special Feature Patteson Vs. Johansson

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CARRY-LE-ROUET, France (AP)—This little Mediterranean port has a $200,000 gambling casino now, but it was a near thing.

Gina

Lollobrigide

“SOLOMON

- Yul

AND

Brynner

years ago the casino

SHEBA”

police told the probably never

enhances the mpod

of

ar second

the . lease,” :

it runs

five

99 meters

(325

feet)

long.”

and

we

“Tve got it,” said a fourth councillor. “Let’s put the front door at the back door of the building.”

only

from the police station, door to door. “In towns of over 1,000 inhabitants a bar or a casino cannot open within 150 meters (492 feet) of the nearest school, church, or police station, door. to door,” the police told the mayor, quoting the law. The town council met. “Let’s move the police sta-

that

years

it was

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tion,” suggested the mayor. “Impossible.” replied a coun-

cillor. “Let’s evict mayor said.

the police,”

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— with guitar

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laced and

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NOR MANDIE:|

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would be allowed to open because

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maunderings

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and

a crass and tyrannical Simply, this is a drama

Two mayor

COBIAN’S THEATRES

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two

Fugitive

distinction and are rare today

cautious

touching and Victor Jory is simply superb as the inhuman, Sadistic husband who propels the fragile

and enterprising people inevitably frustrating fate

people

and

Woodward is per florid for full

Miss

two

PM.

{(nctuding Holidays Nightly 8:P.M.

Her

relentlessly sweaty and a backwash

Kind Now

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Kind’’ has a sensitivity that

import-

the

day. But at the center of his drama,

Despradel...Among

Samaia

into a vicious little town. ‘Being alien and unprepossessing, except for his masculinity, he is bewitching to the women in the! community, aggravating and affpasive to the men. One wild creature, playe by Joanne Woodward, tries d aiely to grapple him. A dull, gentle housewife, played bovinely by Maureen Stapleton,-.reaches forth a hand. But it is a lonely, lovestarved. woman, wife of a brutish mvalid; who makes contact with

CROWTHER News Service

sort of tyrant that he particularly

and

ity and

Kind’

A lot of Tennessee Williams’ sordid view of life may be observed in the fitm made from his “Orpheus Descending,” now called “The Fugitive Kind.” There is a broad scan of moral

ing a little “starlet” in December. Mrs. Paredes is better known by her TV name, Carmen the

Fugitive

‘The

corruption and degeneration in the South. There is a full focus on the |

looking over their La Concha operations...Henning Mogensen

and Mr.

Review:

Williams’ Sordid View Of Life

Saturday. ..Mem-

bers of the Caribe Hilton Swimming and Tennis Club will let their hair down at a HOBO par-

for Ralph Mahome in Isla evening with

steaks,

Verde...The

CUFF

By Chuck New usussmmsman” and

day dinner party estre at Nancy’s Verde Monday

thick

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 19, 1960

17, ¢

in San Juan

On

ROE

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The birth of the blues, as well as of all that kind of Dixieland jazz, takes place locally Aug.

“Dixieland

28,

when

Bob

Smietan

and

his

Bill Thun,

All Stars” fall in at the Star Bowl-

aaw

SES

Oe

FU

ing Alley, Rio Piedras, for two shows at 2:30 and

5:30

p.m.

The

Trombonist

gate

Bob

fronting

and

the

people

manent

dig

Sunday

us,

jam

itll

become

session

for

Puerto

day

as a “swingin’

Jim

McCoy,

the

a

who

his

bread

good

during

is

a

music

university

degrees

in

music

as

»

Moree

OS

a

doctor

and

said,

“My

went

to

eats

no-

husband

mI

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take

you

club. describing.

his

sextet,

Bob

says,

New

York

New

Orleans

The

brand brand

combo

Carleton

the

doctor

said,

also

my

“Smitty”

Smith,

a?

HANDS

dial

tone,”

he

DEPT::

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says,

“I

had

worked

co-leader,

L.

de

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lecal

ASPCA,

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of

recent

with

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George

years

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combo.

Pedro

Martinez,

on

bass,

is

also'a

the

money

Home Alto,

and

Brau,

a hot trumpet man from is a key contributor to

The

Cupey

fiones,

Ku-

sideman.

Bob Horton, Tennessee hills,

No.

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up his telephone

day, he spied a crossword puzzle.

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to the STAR’s editor, concerning the stray dog situation, promptly brought a contribution

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of

It’s

ON

to

19)

to July 21) You have a very fine chance to add materially to

you so,” head.

on clarinet. He’s played with many name groups in the Detroit area, and. fronted his

dirka nt

music.

21 to April

Be

CAPRICORN

to

“I told shaking his

3

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of

ways

GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Many opportunities are open to

other Times

“We

new

but dog biscuits.” “Stop him immediately,” the doctor said. “They’re not fit for human consumption. They'll kill him!” The woman returned a month later and said, “My husband’s dead.”

TIME

deliver more of a Frisco and Eddie Condon-

you

TAURUS You have

ses

record In

out

(March

people

“He didn’t die from the biscuits,” the woman reported. “He was killed chasing cars.” If the response is as good as Bob anticipates, he plans to form a Jazz- Society and

tonight

to think

speed’

thing

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are. January 20)

through

This can be one of your most happy and productive days. Until

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Dixie.”

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others. by showing them staunchly approve. of them able

professor

All in all, it should be as learned a gang of cats as you can assemble on any podium.

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midafternoon -you have all: kinds good

at the Inter-American University. Besides McCoy, Smietan, Smith and Horton each have

per-

lovers

skins,

the

band, has played with many of the leading West Coast Dixieland groups, including Wingy - Manone and “Kid” Ory. He’s also conducted his own combo in California and Hawaii. Bob says, “We're going to test run this | idea for two consecutive Sundays. It if takes,

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