The San Juan Star (Aug. 23, 1960)

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the San Juan Star 10¢ US Warns Cuba Plots Red Latin Revolution DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

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No. 249

Tel. 3-8400

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Tuesday, August 23, 1960

ee

Gallardo

+ >a

QuitsPDP ln Anger Nemocratic

Party

from

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP)—The United States accused Cuba yesterday of establishing training pro-

his

lapel at the party convention Sunday, he quit the organization he helped. establish in 1939, he said

yesterday. Gallardo walked the convention in a huff. Gallardo,

who

has

who waS a party, told

quit

as

held

many

The

and

democratic

of the

actions’’

“very

un-

the

Gov-]'

of

ermer at the convention. “Minutes after the party leaders to elect

the

tee Sunday by said, ‘‘Mundz

party

commit-

secret ballot,” he completely disre-

garded the rule and (See GALLARDO,

went Page

ahead 20)

A.

W.

MALDONADO

replace

Gov.

Mufioz

as

the

HOT

DEBATE

Minister Raul Roa, left, and U.S. Secretary off in hot debate today as the Organization of American States tackles the problem of U.S.-Cuban relations and the spread ef Communism throughout the Western Hemisphere at its meeting in San

of State

head of the completely overhauled party. Following tomorrow’s’. meeting, the party will hold a special assembly, composed of all municipal committee — presidents

and

of

the

tee,

to

begin

of

the

the

party’s

organization,

Gov.

Munoz

president party

approved

establishing

as

a re” RECN AOS ee ee

down

the

er

Brothers

as

Popular

presiden-

into

which

will

in

corral

Warn-

over

the

The

party

party

changes

cannot

are:

nominate

eligible

more by

registered

than

unless

one

four-

is

made

he

a referendum party

members

of

all

of

the

island, Also, minated

no for

one an

pointed

position

can be renoelective or ap-

in

1964

if

he

A posse formed. A

was’ immediately relentless search to

whether

Walker,

It was'not immediately known if the rustlers made off on horse-

the Warner Brothers film in Puerto Rico, told the

off with an undisclosed of money. None of it

as

Confederate.

of

spread sheriff

“hoss thieves” also the ranch bank and

ported

made

primaries.

eligible

Previously

by

there

for

a horse thief as you fans probably know.

the into

local

be

islator, etc.) or appoint anyone for party position (speaker of the house, president of the sen-

er than Western

hand

broke made

amount was re-

fer-

the

same

post.

This means that almost all party leaders, including Mufioz, Speaker of the House Ernesto Ramos

Antonini,

and

Samuél

R.

President

Senate

party

passes

group

from

an

exclusive

refetheir

they

went

thisaway

or

thataway.

two

horses

were

valued

at $1,000 or $500 apiece. The Warner Brothers “ranch” is located at 10 Fernandez Juncos

Ave,

were

horses

Here cow

ponies

remained

a

or riding

mystery.

In addition to the rustling charge,

thieves on the ‘island committed a

total

of

70

thefts

during

the

Whether

the

missing ani-

.commissions

tral council. be composed

Party

The

(See

20)

closed

central

party

doors.

council

POPULARS,

will

Page

be

20)

opened

approach

raginig

nations

a

‘U.

S.

aimed

at encow-

ta join

in a tough

within 90 days tq pretreaty for hemispheric against Communism.

Venezuela’s will

the

suggestion

decided

be

that

open

still

sessions

and

to

that

come

must

be

the

all meet-

all

before

made

by

noon tomarrow. This was done at a closed preparatory session yesterday morning.

The airing of the Cuban-United States relations provoke heated

was certain te discussions be-

tween Cuba’s Foreign Minister Minister Raul Roa and the delegation headed by Secretary of State

Christian

A.

Herter.

There were indications that the discussions here might well be accompanied by anti-American demonstrations in several Latin American nations. Fidel Castro’s sympathizers were known to be trying to stimulate such

demonstrations, (See CUBA,

Page

26)

U.S. Break With D.R. Only Matter Of Time WASHINGTON ing off diplomatie the

Dominican

State Lincoln

Page

and and

non-candidate and Popular

important

behind

home of statehood

(See RUSTLERS,

will com-

decisions were made by a tightlyknit, small group of party hier-

audacity,

La Haba, who lives de Leon, is in New

the

youths.

Previously,

their usual

vision set. De at 1756 Ponce

are

The council of the above

a Cross-section of Party members

broke inte the de la Haba,

candidate for resident commissioner, and made off with his tele-

and

mittees, four representatives four senators, eight mayors,

a question Department

Displaying thieves Gabriel

These

archy

week-end.

back.

The

mals

governor

the legislators to a network commissions and assemblies.

Quifones

will require approval by rendum to run again for present positions in 1964. 2. The leadership of the

the

to in

stand against the leftist Cuban regime of Fidel Castro. Argentina asked the foreign ministers to call a special con-

ings

executive committee, the presidential committee, and the cen-

can

all of

by

memorandum

policy

proposals

tatives

were no restrictions on the number of times a ‘person could run

track down the critters is planned. No one seem to know

top

Organi-

States’

hemisphere.

At

composed

anyone for elective office (governor, resident comissioner, leg-

weekend and made off with two horses. ‘There aint no thiéf lowLlyod

American

conference

has served in that capacity for two four-year terms unless he is made eligible by the above referendum. District represen-

Steal 2 Horses

the

a memo

Informed sources said the U.N.

ference pare a defense

As Party Head

In the Saddle

Rustlers broke

re-

regulations

19-man

Thieves Tall

Rustlers

1.

term

new

a

The ‘main

for

stepped

Sunday

committee

year

approved.

to square

Photo)

turn appoint a seven-man executive committee—the party’s governing body.

ate)

top-to-bottom

(AP

Foreign

expected

Munoz

commit-

already

Herter are

To Elect Committee

implimentation

presidential

AHEAD—Cuba’s

Christian

Jose, Costa Rica.

tial

supreme

of

in before

eing ministers as they met consider Communist activities

Replacing By

was

brought

zation

Populars

The Popular Democratic Party will eleet. tomorrow the new party governing body which will

charge

randum

power in the ruling the STAR that he

a result

decided

grams for spies and guerrillas to spread a Communist revolution through the Americas:

out of

high offices in the government

OAS Told Of Spy Programs

When ex-judge Fernande Gallardo ripped the embiem of the Po-

pular

\

I

UE

Vol.

ference

(AP)—Breakrelations with

Republic

of time, indicated

Department White told

the

is

only

the State yesterday.

press officer a news con-

department

is

now

considering the implementation of the final resolution of the conference of American foreign mi-

nisters

at

San

Jose,

Costa

Rica,

which approved last Saturday a resolution condemning the dict» torship of Dominican

Rafael Trujillo of the Republic for the at-

tempted assassination of zuela’s President Romulo

VeneBetan-

court.

White said, under questionings, that he could not predict when the

ador

U.S.

from

will

recall

Ciudad

its

ambass-

Trujillo.

(See BREAK, Page 20)

He

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THE SAN JUAN STAR 7 Tuesday, August 23, 1960

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2

Priest Shot By Cuban Police; Six Catholic Youths Hurt By Reds By HAROLD K. MILKS HAVANA (AP)—Church sources said yesterday a Roman Catholic priest was wounded by police in a Havan a suburb and six Catholic youths were beaten in Las Villas >—$_$__ ____ _ 4 — province last week. Church authorities said youths armed with iron bars. The six wére arrested by Casthat representatives of three groups of Catholic Youth Or- ‘ro’s Military Intelligence here. Later, churchmen said, they had ganizations holding a Con- been notified the six were here

a

Catholic

said

Marcil leg by

said

talking Father more

in

She

Oklahoma

a

recent

City

picture.

is top pilot and and

here

Dr.

is pictured at

Randolph

Lovelace,

nected with Project Mercury, released Sweden, but said there is no immediate space. (AP Photo)

the plan

the

control I’s of one

American i nformation for

space in a

sending

a

Space

of the firm’s planes

medicine expert conspeech at Stockholm,

female

astronaut

In the members Youth

Jesuit

hit in the the Havana

Cuban

Spanish

years

and

old.

other incident, six of a Catholic Labor

organization,

was

tried from

authorities.

is

50

the

Father

the

clashed

one

of

which

leader

of

with

pre-Communist

the

group,

inte

Some Bedoya

Catholics. was being

Police

in

that

the see

Havana

only

be

him. In Camagiiey, out,

shouted

yes,

and

the

Church

to

of

to

a

Mass

youths

Catholic

Church

yes,

with

the

there the

Castro priests,”

reported, Basulto, | vicar

Camagiiey,

discuss

was

of

Salvador

Seneral

in

“Ged

down

Msgr.

prelate

as

the

Diaz,

permitted

groups

surrounded

and

and

Evelion

active

would

letting

Hospital

Msgr.

highest

Cuba,

said Father detained by

detlined

incident

further.

Worshippers reported he had delivered an anti-Communist pro-Castro sermon. i

Lumumba Reverses His Stand, | News In Brief Trouble Brewing In Mali Withdraws Demands On U.N.

|

LONDON (AP)—Moscow Radio last night broadcast an apby Odipo. Keita, premier of the former French Sudan, for “immediate assistance from the United Nations” to keep prder in the newly independent African Federation of Mali. The Wroadcast said Keita’s appeal was cabled to President Sekou Toure of Guinea, the territory that backed out of the French comminity. peal

LEOPOLDVILLE

Congolese

government

withdrew been

the

trying

United

In

demands to

a sharp

it has

impose

Nations

vious

(AP)—The ' announced it “sees no reason yesterday press its demands” in view

Congo

the

of its pre-

the

government

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AROUND

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you can security

Woven-Wire Guards.

latest

ing

on

operation.

reversal

position,

on

the

have with

Window

Security

the

The

Council

to | Lumumba had threatened of unless the Security Council

meet-

Congo.

Security

peal

Council,

fect, reaffirmed

in

ef-

the policy pursu-

ed by the U.N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. Hammarskjold has been under fire by the Congolese who accused him of “blackmail, treason and plotting.” Yesterday in a statement which

stunned

lese

observers

capital,

ment

a

in

the

Congo-

Congolese

govern-

spokesman

told newsmen: “The government is Satisfied that Belgian troops will be withdrawn. The government considers that the atmosphere is good.”

Among the demands made by Premier Patrice Lumumba were withdrawal of all white Unite d

Nations troops from the Congo, a supply of planes by the U. N.

to deal in

with

the

political

interior

ment

of

mittee

an

to

and

dessension

the

appoint-

African-Asian

advise

com-

Hammarskjold.

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he

another

power.

in

this

troubled

African

nation.

The government’s position was communicated to newsmen by Serge Michel, a leftwing expatriate Frenchman of Russian ori-

gin

who

has

been

acting

as

Lu-

mumba’s chief press aide. Michel’s statement followed a three-hour meeting of Lumumba and the Soviet ambassador in the Congo, M. D. Yakovlev.

Mrs. Powers Asks K’ For Audience To Ask For Mercy MOSCOW (#—Barbara Powers yesterday appealed te Premier Khrushchev

to

see

her

so

she

the

Soviet

Union.

Her attorney delivered to the Kremlin a three-page letter written by the 25-year-old wife of

the American

flyer.

The brunette from based her request grounds that she was

U. S. Says Reds Hamper Atom Talks GENEVA

The

Soviet

blocking

of Powers and does net want to leave the Soviet Union until she has had a chance jte talk with |

Classifieds

MIAMI DRAPERY 1863

Loiza

Santurce

Tel.

3-211]

St.

United

States

accused

the

Union

retorted

progress

of

that

a ban.

Acting

it

is

the

U.S.

Seviet

“militarists”

delegate

said in a sum-up of the talks that “unreasonable tend to “hamper” the talks at every turn on fective international control and inspection.

Japanese Women NEW

DELHI

To Climb

(AP)—Japanese

experiencé six-woman 350 miles

David

the

who H.

are

Pepper

Soviet demands” problem

af ef-

Himalayas

women

will

have

their

first

in high Himalayan climbling around Oct. 10 when a team stands on top of 6,000 meter shewcapped peaks north of Delhi. Leader of this pettic oat expedition is 42-year-old Mius Satako Hosokawa—a lready- here for the firstround battle with customs offici als to clear their two-ten equipment at Calcut

ta harbor. Miss Hosokawa, who flew here Satufday, said she is receiving “100 per cent cooperation from every quarter and it is a happy augur of our first introduction to the high Himalayas.”

WEATHER FORECAST:

and with

sible

San

Juan,

tonight.

and

Pos-

teday

and

RICO

and

ISLANDS—Mostly scattered showers

thundershowers

the

VIR.

cloudy and iso-

teday

tenight.

and

YESTERDAY’S cloudy;

eleudy;

Augest

— Santurce Sam Juan Piedras — Barrie Obrere

Call Tel. 3-2467 for imfermation. assistance. Puerte Nueve @ Caparra Terrac e

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Partly

Registry

23 All Night Pharmacy { Fernandez: Juncos 1304, Santured Tel. 3-5169 Docters on Night Duty Metropolitan Area Tuesday,

Rie

PUERTO GIN with

cleudy

showers

thundershowers

Emergency

Ponce

Mayagiiez—Mostly occasional

lated Georgia on the the wife

(AP)—The

Union of hampering deadlocked three-power nuclear test ban talks, which went into a five-week recess yester day, after the 246th segsion.

STATESIDE:

** School of Languager the Sen Juon Darlingtoa”

Read

te

Khrushchev.

berlitz fe.

aid

be the Soviet Union, which has been gaining more ground daily

against

Tides

9:06

Mayaguez:

Fajardo: Ponce: Mayaguez:

23

9:18 a.m. 9:09 a.m.

Ponce:

BS Y

OBLIGATION,

Fernondez Stop 2142

Hish

San Juan: Fajardo:

Sam

August

for

{t has been made more or less clear that the other power would

can ask fer mercy for her husband, Francis Gary, the U-2 pilot convicted of espionage

TIDES QDs sr

ed to his demands

that bowwould ap-

cloudy;

LOW: New

Miami,

Yerk,

87,

83,

Partly

THE MOON

at

74.

Washington,

Philadelphia,

20

Dr. Jose J. Mulero Baldorioty St. 32 Tel. 3606

‘Tuesday, August 23:_

81,

82,

partly

clou-

dy; Chicago, 83, Partly cloudy; Forth Worth, 88, Partly cleudy; Denver, 89, Partly cleudy; Les Angeles, 174, Partly cleudy; San Francisce, 65, clear.

rises

‘7:41

teday

PM,

at

7:63

A.M.

_

The meen and

sets

[

at

meiemnemameteae tees

of

attending

that

Bedoya than

of

-

re-

leased.

ee

pilot candidate. Co.

Cob b, 28, will be the first acceptable sales woman for Aere Design and

They

Bauta when he various youths

with

a

possibilities

Bedoya was a bullet in

suburb of to protect

ASTRONAUT—Jerri

were

Catholics

congress

along

Lasalle,

school.

disorders.

Many

WOMAN

beaten

from

secondary

there

other

FIRST

were

student

Sa erence eer r

gress

with

:

tht Sane yORN wie

Moscow Says PDP U.S. Linguist Has Defected Will By

Ra-

Speaker

Leader Says GOP Die After Elections

W.

of

MALDONADO The

Vladimir

Ramos

Antonini,

Sloboda, whom it identified as a member of the staff of the US. Military Intelligence Agency

leader, party’s

yesterday political

said

yesterday

that

in West ‘Germany,

has. asked

Political asylum Union. Sloboda States citizen.

It was Aug.

in is

the a

announced

6

peared

for

Soviet United

in Germany

that

Sloboda

and

the

had

same

disap-

day

the

East German Communists he was in East Germany.

said

Sloboda was born in Poland. He was assigned to a USS. Army unit as a clerk and _ linguist. The Army said at the time of his disappearance that he “had only very limited access to any information.” security

Radio

Moscow

quoted

House

the cal

Ernesto

a Popular

alse in the political Ferre as candidate office.’’

Party

kicked off the campaign with

“Ferre

the following remarks: 1. After the elections, Statehood Republican Party will cease to be a

political

ran

exist

Republicans,

as

a

party,

statehood

at

Capitol: “This

have

altogether

platform. Ramos said year

to

The

drop

office

. in

the

the

end

of

be

life for

of Luis political

when he

of Ponce,”

“also

when

Ramos he

later

candidate.””

to

veteran

predicted

from ‘their

his

will

will cease

in order

will

a politidecisive

defeated

for mayor

continued,

2. Luis Ferre, Republican Party 3. The

was

as be

ran for resident commissioner, and when he ran for governor. After his defeat this year, it will be the end of him as a political

power.

gubernatorial candidate, being a political figure.

Republican Party force ...and will

campaigner

that

after

the

cither Ferre or Miguel

further elections

Angel: Gar-

cia Mendez, Republican president, “will be out

party.” Ramos

said

this

‘will

Party

of

the

be

due

wife,

29,

a

re

British subject, and their three children, live in Frankfurt. She

said

that

much

her

in

husband

need

of

was

very

See

ROE

RCRA

ED TOER IS ONS

Bones In Jayuya JAYUYA—P

olice

The

that

of

—

was

Jose

by

was

the

wearing

seen. The

when

remains

police

not

he

wére

laboratory.

still has

the was

Cause

been

slumber

would

had

he

asleep

thought

his

be uninterrupted.

geon

of

Dr.

the

Los

scientist

and

John

Douglas

University

of

neurosurFrench,

WAITRESSES Apply in person to

OFFICE

CONDADO HOTEL

Ee. LM PES REI CIEE

Ramos

con-

“frozen”

by

three

concern

with

politi-

and

the

San

Juan,

history

RAMOS

of

Naval

at the

Officers’

withdrawn

after

of

Station

that privileges League mem-

Club Aug.

ANTONINI

of

of the

Tenth

B.

Serretary

Navy

by

the

mailed

same league

elub to

facilities it was accomodate first

Captain

RIDE "EM COWBOY—Hat in the air and a hint of apprehension on his face, Barry Daniels, 12, of Wheat Ridge,

Colorado comes out of the chute on a Holstein in junior

steer riding ton,

Col.

event

More

peting for $5,000

CASH NEW

@

of the

than

450

Little Britches

entrants,

in prizes.

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MILEITA 1446 Americo Salas —

achas

that

the

meeting will noon at the

to

demands

officers and theit families, transients, and persopnel from other services, for whom’the club was primarily

imtended.

Navy To Launch First Nuclear Flatiop Seof. 23 NORFOLK,

Va

(AP)—The

world’s first nuclear-powered

air-

port

and

Dry

cruising

for

craft carrier, the Enterprise, will be launched Sept. 23 at the NewNews

Shipbuilding

Dock Co., the Navy announted. The new carrier is equipped with eight nuclear reactors and be

will

indefinite

capable

of

periods without

ing.

The

ship

85,350-ton

Stop 22 —

Santurce

refuelwill

be

than 1,100 feet long and more will have a complement, less its

air group, of-215 3,052 enlisted men.

officers

and

LOBBY SHOP SPACE AVAILABLE

com-

Attractive space for a lobby shop is avail-

CASH

REDUCTIONS

in Little

18, are

mem-

Crocco

wrote ~

upon the necessary

of club

members

cancel

club

invitations.

time,

scheduled,

duve

Naval

League

notified

as

that.

Crocco,

will be

Club

Expressing regret for ling privileges, Smith

Descartes

of the Navy League. letter expressed regret

Council

Officers’

will

31.

rescinding

regular monthly be held Thursday

California,

WANTED

BEACH

their

the

cal status, the achievements of the

advised

Angeles.

PERSONNEL

factors:

plat-

platform

through

Republicans,

are

At

old the

Metropolitan Opera star Dorothy Kirsten is married to medical

The

tivities

(®—The

fallen

it.for_a

of free determination plebiscite law.”

bers

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where

change

tinued,

from

statehood

Beginning in September, Smith

FOC POCO

fair,

spot

and

to eliminate

the

announced,

The man, a worker at the MissisValley

form

Frank

steel rails and a train was thunder-

a

it has

program

by

a

ing down the tracks. What happened? Davenport police captain Les Thoensen’ ordered the kiddie railroad ride stopped while he awakened a carnival worker and ordered him off the rails.

in

its

forwarded to some 2,300 leaguers

of death

scene was as tense as the melodramas. A man lay across

sippi

elections,

wants

after the

of the Officers’ Club. His letter was, in-turn, quoted in a notice

determined.

Iowa

Party

at the necessity of withdrawing club privilege due to pressing demands on the limited facilities

last

to

Republican

Council 4Smith’s

as

In The Nick Of Time DAVENPORT,

the

District, to Sol L. Descartes, president of the Puerto Rico

youth

taken

“If

to continue as opposition

Commandant

Santiago

clothes

|

priviléges came in a letter from Rear Admiral Allen Smith, Jr.,

an

identified

two

Statehood or inde in its platform,” Ramos, one of the architects of Commonwealth status said. |

Notice

who had been missing from his home since July 27. The remains, covered with leaves, were iden-

tified

leaders.”

in-

the

“‘No party will eyer win an election in Puerto R » with either

bers

yesterday

Satuchi

party

be

they have opened investigation.

skeleton

between

The

termed the death of a a 17-yearold boy whose skeleton was found near here Saturday a “mystery”

and said intensive

unreconcilable

has announced extended to Navy

‘Mystery’

Crea‘es

already conflict

Base Officers’ Club

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as denouncing espionage activities of the U.S. as preparations for another war.

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hard fight is expected this wéek

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The Senate is expected to bring up three separate proposals. The first was approved Aug. 13 by the Finance

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provides

for+

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announce

2.4 million people. A more liberal proposal submitted

by

Sen.

Jacob

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Javits

(R-N.Y.). It is backed by Vice|,_

roken

still cultivating farm problem

:

Nixon

largest

farm

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(AP)—Vice | interested M.

three

Farmers Union and the National

Problems

Richard

nation’s

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Johnson Says Senate Is Ahead Of Schedule WASHINGTON many

(AP)—With

members

anxious

to

get

|

started on full-time campaigning, on

how

long the post-conventions sion of Congress will last.

speculation

is

rising

ses-

Senate majority leader Lyndon B. Johnson, the Democratic

vice

presidential

nominee,

said

the senate is “ahead of schedule.” Johnson made as to the length but

Sen.

Thomas

California, the leader, said the Day

target

“There important

ed

by

is

H.

Kuchel

of

assistant GOP hoped-for Labor

|

out.

is simply too. legislation to be

that

|

no prediction of the session,

time,’

Kuchel

mented after talking President Richard M.

Republican nee.

much coWver-

com-

with Vice Nixon, ‘the

presidential

némi}

Kuchel said he and Nixon talked generally about the pro-

gress of legislation, “particularly the not

medical case elaborate.

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bill.”

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his

first publicly-announced invitation for a speaking engagement ‘after lh@ leayes the White House. ; Press Secretary James C; Hagerty said Finis E. Davis, presiWhite

of Lions

House

International,

which

he

speak

at the

Lion’s

in June,

1961.

asked

had a

appointment

Eisenhower 44th

at

to

afinual

convention to be held in Atlantic City

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Political Appointment Of Judges— Scored By Civil Liberties Leader By DOUGLAS’D. RICHARDS Charging politically-appointed judges with having a throttle-

hold

on

Puerto

the

electoral

Rico,

system

Owing their six-year appointAt present, he (points out, the; peal-to the Supreme Court in atments to party backing, Amadeo} judges are recommended by the|tempting to remedy the situation. says, these judges will find it dif- Secretary of Justice, a political} In addition to constitutional

in| ficult to fagilitate

American . Civil

the

inscription | appointee whose

Li- of the new party even though

Mu-|tors

staff of prosecu-|

necessarily

appears

berties Union representative Dr. | 8°: speaking as governor, has pro-|these same judges. Santos P. Amadeo yesterday call- mised to defend the civil rights of} Amadeo charged ed

for

constitutional

placing

the

political

lower

courts

CoS

hreats|

“er

eo

: earlier

year’s

ballot.

uncanie

tek ae

ares

asked

was

to

difficulty Party

Action branded

by

new|

which|

. Mufioz

up.

by

inscribe

defectsin

judges

by

would

: Chief

( ar

Kills

for

life

Emilio of

the

. Justice

of

the

| wealth Supreme Court.

CAP followers

Man,

Fontanez

Piedras

Rio

eabanitued’ te ly when

seca

on

as|the

appointed

of

court]

lower

which

be

cessity

was

while he was Common-/the Caimito

producer

is the

star

film

that

yesterday

said

judges.

that

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also

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judiciaty,

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By Kidnapers (AP)—Her

the

recommended

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attempting to Alte TRoad in

Piedras Sunday night.

also

presentjed

he was struck by a car

e

LONDON

CAP}

Campos, killed

affecting

Amadeo

persons | tical party the

ese are] electoral system. He cited the

facing|changes

the

approve

point

to

changes

lawyers who are licensed ‘as nodelaying|taries, be allowed to witness |poli-

that

_ experienced

attempting

prior |turned overor) to <0. the Department of

a “danger” to Puerto Rico.

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:

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Christian

réa

liz

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ats |Position of party president, Ama-| statement calls for constitutional judges

T 0

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makes up vention at which Governor Muiioz as ciel tae liberti civil The the| dropped and resigned Marin in his: expert liberties civil e ; eve

ue

i

te

those attempting to place the CAP | tactics

consideration.

ye ae ::

changes

before)

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‘her children. said, she, her

three children and husband Eddie Fisher will settle in a London hotel while she is making a film

{ |

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knew

to ‘do” man

a

what

film

said.

Miss

Taylor

“Cleopatra.”

Javish

they

is

had

Warren

try

spokes-

here

She

Fox

will

company to

make

rented

estate

a

in the

rolling hills of Surrey. It has 15 bedrooms, five living rooms, a swimming pool and a rental of 236 pounds a week. Her producers said that Surrey

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they away

police had said keep sightseers

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Poor

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the

more

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Democratic Party conin Sixto Escobar sta-

Popular venticn his

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yesterday

mind

Police

had

than

said

mere

they

politics.

caught

Ra-

fael Villa Rivera, 21, of Parcelast Salu, Sabana Liana, Rio Piedras, while he was picking

the

pocket

of a delegate

Lares. They added, and

from

searched him, they found a wallet be-

longing to a delegate from Juncos.

The

Junces

wallet

had

$14.

Villa was charged with grand larceny and attempted larceny

and

held,

bail,

at

in La

default

of

Princesa

Democrats

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Javits Tries To Get Mart Up; Trading Acti ve P.R. Back Into Social Security Bill By JOHN MCKEE 60 stocks rose .30 to 221.70. NEW YORK ~The # stock marThe- Dow Jones 30 industrials ket advanced again yesterday -| were up 1.44 at 630.71.

Bereau

on

Bill.

The Javits amendment came after the Senate Finance Committee Friday House-passed

chopped omnibus

tion extending Rico Now

in

coverage

second-day

from the bill a sec-

to Puerto

debate

in

the

Senate, the social security measure also proposes lifting the ceiling

New

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announced

yes-

terday. This compared with 10 cases reported last week when the department said the outbreak appeared to be on the decline.

A total of 381 cases of paralytic polio has been reported this

year plus five other non-paralytic type. TESTING INC

last were three

week’s

cases

of

number,

reported in Orocovis in Sabana Grande.

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lic Service Commission. In a statement to the press yesterday, he said he feels “there may be a certain moral incompatibility between that position and my candidacy for the House of Representatives.”

a sudden

sharp

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Benjamin Ortiz has resigned as associate member of the Pub

Polio Victims In One Week Puerto

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and

(AP)—Ciosing

public-assistance

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AF Base

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States has said there is no hope

of

putting American

| many years,

the

instrument in an space vehicle | for

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Washingten

active, as autes led

a

SVYAR

a cut. in the prime rate banks | charge

their biggest and best ctistomers for loans—from 5 to 4 1j2 per cent. Other banks were expected the rise. . day. _ (to follow this cut and thas make Most gaims ranged from a few After the market closed one credit easier all down cents to around $2 a share, but a of the tline, New York’s largest banks, few meved higher. Manufacturers | Trust Company, Such moves usually hgip the Of 1,229 issues traded, 530 ad stock market. ~ Trading was moderately aircrafts, missiles and

WASHINGTON—Senator Jacob K. Javits (R-N. Y.) yesterday moved to restore legislation bringing Puerto Rico into the federalstate unemployment compensation system introducing an amendment to the omnibus Social Security

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i

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nt epocial enimoment of de} Moon

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be

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Atlantic City

built

90

years

Pravda repeated earlier reports|cent, special equipment transmit-

|ow altitude Saturday. The space}re-entered the

ago

Seren

nn

Mueied

Se

dey

| Mmeeeinre:

layers of the} A special committee has beeg

istics.’

Hemphill, Noyes pointed out’ that| te. to high quality utility stocks are th

at

varying

from

average

is

from

frigid | .ai pr

price-earnings — ratios | ¥®@ther. 15 in

come

to

30 and

the

of 30. Coincidentally, have

it

neighborhood

m

down

the

“the

witheut

said,

so that

yields

the aver-

age for a representative group of investment grade issues ean be per

outlook said.

for future

years,”

still

selting

price-earnings give

and

yo :

. :

with

the

SOON

ex-

;

spear attractive’af fine saistte

ANOTHER

Granvilleof BF. Hutton & Oe.

EXCITING

raics has so far ben metbys|

EXHIBIT OF

inning ‘nies. ant aa: | 6 “It

would

seem

——

which

yields.”

stacks,

rico

reasonable-

ratios

adequate

Building

at

puerto

. furnitare show

.

.

the firm

“We believe, however, that teday| the best investments in the «field are to be found in issues which are

°

cent.

justified by the of the public the outstanding

X bs ate eae

four

“This has been excellent record utilities and by

i & h Se gat phe” Oo a Fe”

as low as

ae

selling

tect

that

this

PTR TO RICAN

is but

:

machine tools, heavy equipment stocks, paper—the heart of the market.”

:

FURNIT

. URE

eee

able

been

it

to

is

should

market

ha

under

progress

circumstances.

“Later om, seasonal activity in

ITS

its

repercusions on steel should provide the incentive for a more

ingressiv show eof streagt” |

|t

|

\

A COLLECTION

? ourists 49,000 | Sail To V. 1. On

OF ATTRACTIVE - AND CUSTOMFINISHED DESIGNS TO

126 Cruise Ships oe |

BEST

"

and_

industry

automobile

the

+

on the

and

otal o€ comaan: i tonaee ‘cleaied

BEAUTIFY

ending Jane

HOME

30.

An

additional

2,248 tourists sailed to the island

cording to the V. I. Government rivals

by sea this year

:

YOUR

>

on the other types of vessels, acTourists Office. The total of 51,624 tourist ar-

p 5

the

that

ing

news

adverse

gl

“Recent been

R Tie

aleng a powerfully vance front,’’ says A. M. Kidder &

1

may need before it

“The market from the news

aA

hotel san juan

ee ¢

eclipses

sept. 2 to sept. 5

the previous record of 37,000 set in.1

Despite

the record

number

of

t |

*

SPONSORED

B¥ Zz

THE

4

FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS’ Ee

SECTOR

eee grin

ate

Se

PPE

te oe

oe

HOSTESS

AND

FRIENDS— Miss

Luisita

Nevarez

entertained

at

a

MERRYMAKERS—Mrs.

costume ball Saturday evening in her home to thank her many friends for their aid during her reign as Queen of the Hotel Condado Beach

and

Cancer

rez,

José

League. Antonio

Above,

left to right, are Tere

Martinez

del

phofos by Betty Knorr)

Here

&

Valle

and

Pereyé,

Miriam

Miss

Mrs.

(STAR

It was accent on youth this past weekend for the most part. Back to school parties, showers for young a

of the

nuptials

William

Gen.

John

Victor

M.

Maria

Rosario

H. McGee, CG of the U.S. Army’s

Ennio

M.

Antilles

Arnaldo

J. Todd.

Brig.

Command,

and

Mrs.

McGee, arrived with daughter Kathy and Mrs. McGee’s mother,

Donald

Mrs.

Jerry

Mrs. Elgin Pratt, and their guests, Brig. Gen. Orman G. Charles, deputy chief of USASA, from

Arlington David

at

the University of Puerto Rico, entertained at Casa Rosa for his arrived faculty officers wives, Maj. and Mrs.

Va.,

and

his

aide, Lt.

Orndorf.

H.

Greeley,

Hogan

and

Lt.

and

Col.

and

Mrs. A. C. Peterson as well as ROTC faculty staff officers, Lt. Col. Carlos Riollano with Miss

and Cla-

Ferrer,

Capt.

and

Mrs.

Colon,

Capt.

and

Mrs.

Correa,

Capt.

baby

cup

the

and

birth

congratulated

of

a

gang

of

from

the

of

instructors

and

Arthur

Murray

School

some

special

Dance

guests.

de

here

For

came

Club

(SOLE

happy

to announce

—

because

CRUZ

IN

253

P.

R.)

abolished,

sections of the

Preparations

20%

now

will be

Less Than

on

ALL

hostess,

party

in Mrs.

Nevdrez’

home

+ 2+

of these

sold

Previously

the

Sigma

AO

AS

in

the

was the scene Aug. of

Felipe

17 for Miss

Esteve

San

Ramirez

Juan,

Fuster

de

and

Puigdor-

fila.

Alfredo

Ribelle,

Georgy

Trigo

Madrid,

Spain.

the of

former

Sari

Santurce,

in

The bride wore a starkly simple Balenciaga designed welding grown of heavy ivory silk satin. A

drawstring

waist

controlled

the soft fullness of the skirt. The

The

bride

is

Mr. and Mrs. ve Bianchi of

turce

and

the

daughter

of

Miguel Juan Estethe Condado, San-

the

groom

of

the

Count

and

pe

de

Olocau,

of

is the

Countess

son

bodice was semi-fitted with round ‘neckline and loose three-quarter length sleeves. Her veil of French

silk tulle was attached

Feli-

duchess soms

Palma

de

Mal-

studied

at

the

lorca.

of

Miss

Esteve

Sacred

Heart

College

in

crown

and

white

she

of

to a small

orange.

carried

a

orchids.

Following

the

ceremony

ding reception was held by the in /parents of the bride in the Hotel

Sacred Heart College and in Lausanne, Swit- | Fénix, Palma Mallorca. zerland. She met her husband the guests were a group

while

attending of

her

the

best

a wed-

Santur-

ce, the Boston

one

blos-

bouquet

wedding friends,

of

;bride’s

Mrs.|and

San

relatives

from

Among of the

Mayagiiez

Juan.

Juan

themselves

Epsilon

over

Casalduc,

opened

by

Sorority,

Miss its

celebrations:

with

formal

ball

night

Friday

Margie

30th

versary

anni-

a semi-

in

the

the Hotel Caribe guests at this

sorority membeen chosen

Rico;

Miss

Rosalina

of the Catholic Daughters of America for 1960 and for Arthur Murray for 1960. will

FEL Es

NAIC

HE

Nu-

nez, Queen of the Peace Ball, and Miss Margarita Hernandez, Queen

Next

RB

Lucy

San

availed

Saturday,

change

Nereidas

the

the

Room

locale of

(See Weekend, saee

Caribe

Arellano,

Ma-

pool facilities. Sorority Ball

presided

Puerto

In New York

other ports ‘of tile cobdtiyh FS

Club

their

de

Count

de

Queens included Miss Maria Eugenia Font, Queen of the Press; Miss Celia Romeu, this year’s Tennis Queen; Priscilla Sein, Queen of the Casino de

or

eevee

“queenly”

“queens” for San Juan civic and social institutions this year. Miss Casalduc called the young ladies forward and pinned an orchid on each.

and

Less Than

guests

Mike’s

affair were the bers who have

low affecting

from

after

starring

of

Club Caribe of Hilton. Honor

PERFUMES & COSMESTICS been

Chavales

singer

currently

Delta

INC.

DISTRIBUTOR

that,

excise tox

10%

the

Intercontinental Hotel, sang for the guests. Between refreshments, pasta and dancing exhibi-

tions,

202

the and

Tropicoro

students

the

over

in

entertain

of

FORTALEZA

and

instance,

Espana,

Fabery,

and

0,

upon

daughter.

Pool Party Also on Friday night was Mike de Marco’s gay spaghetti-dinner around the pool of his Santa Maria home. On hand were a

to

fu

N.

Ortiz and Capt. and Mrs. Frederick, K. Kamaka. The Kamaka’s were presented with a silver

performance

CTercles ef the Ra

Jose

Catholic

Palma

llorca, Spain,

Mohrmann, Capt. and Mrs. Escribano, Capt. and Mrs

Mrs.

Tactics

in

Trudy Angel

Mhlitary

have

masquerade

centuries-old

Mrs. Capt.

masquerade

and

The

Cathedral

and and

Guests included Co. and Mrs. J.D.C. Breckenridge, Col. and Mrs. N. H. Byberk, Lt. Col. and

ere

at the gay

rence Bishop, Capt. Marcus W. Hansen

for the young crowd, plus the elders, who helped pretty Luisita Nevarez Betancourt in her double role of Hotel Condado Beach and Cancer League Queen, were just a few of th® social events on the weekend calendar. Montilla Reception On Friday, Col. and Mrs. Rafael Montilla, he is Professor of

newly their

of

Miss Esteve Marries In Pa ma De Mallorca’

By Betty Knorr

Science

mother

night.

Young Crowd In Limelight Last Weekend and

Nevarez,

‘

There

brides-to-be

de

‘90’s garb; Rafael Raldiris, who won first prize for his and third prize winner, Mrs. Raquel Roig de Weyne,

left to right, posed

Saturday

Maria Eugenia L. de Tejada, a Spanish gypsy,

Betancourt

dressed in Gay angel costume,

Neva-

Petrovich.

Luisa

ng

ih

La

sorority

to

the

WED IN MALLORCA

Concha

a

14

... Count and Countess Felipe Fuster de Puigdor‘ila.

page 9) con

et

nen ee = een

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st orien

Binney

Ee

9

THE SAN: JUAN STAR — Tuesday, August 23, 1960

New ROTC Faculty Entertained By Ratael Montillas, E:

fined ea

cae

BABY—A

sterling

silver

baby

cup

was

presented

to Mrs.

Kamaka at the Montilla reception by the hostess, Above admiring the G Bri girl bab new

congratulating

from

bove

e

Tactics

eta Jo

cup and and Mrs.

Hansen, Capt. William Todd, Mrs. 1 Maj. Clarence Bishop at the

Marcus Mrs. Montilla Col.

and are Mrs.Capt. Bishop,

right to Montilla,

and

ce

tary

.

e Dep

NEW

Hom for new rea oon ast their wives a

il

z

NEW FACULTY MEMBERS—Col. and Mrs: Rafael Montilla enter-

H.

M

the cGee, Capt.

+

paren

7 ts of a Mrs. Kamaka,

and

—_ Brig. Gen.

Orman

deputy chief of USASA, and Mrs. Elgin Pratt, mother of buffet table. It’s little Edna Mae Montilla standing in front of her | &.Mrs.Charles, McGee. (STAR photos by Betty Knorr)

mother.

Weekend (Continued

from

In San Juan

page

Condado

8)

Hotel to honor new members a formal

Joanne

Romanace,

of

mencita

Juan,

of in

night

Mr. and Mrs. Garden Hills.

wheeling

ménez.

and

Miss

Nu

Serrallés

Sigma,

leaves

soon for school in Lausanne, Switzerland. Miss Serraliés is a sister of the hostess and Miss Fietcher, a niece and house:

guest.

— Luisita’s

More

than

Nevérez friends

had

guests

to

invited say

in

and Miss; Cuca nurses uniform,

her

Miss

date,

Tere

Gaby

Pereyé

Ji-

dres-

Sisters Luheny and Cuca ménez, two more members

Jiof

the

as

“Queen’s

part of a Castre-ites.

Marta

partied in the carnival decorated downstairs terraces of the GuiHermo -Nevarezes stunning Rie Piedras home Saturday night.

Luisita

a

host

of

you” reign

for their help during her as 1960 Queen of the Hotel

court",

came

“comparsa” of Fidel Other look-alikes in

“thank-

Grau.

Cestumed Guests Luisita herself wore a be- ruffled, be-sequined fiesta gown from old. Valencia. Her escort José. Antonio Martinez del

Valle,

“King”

during

nation ceremonies. bedecked

plumed

in

her

Mrs. Nevérez,

ostrich

hat, was

cero-

boa

and

a showgirl out

of the Gay ‘90’s. A trio of gypsies were Mrs. Maria Eugenia

Lépez de Tejeda, Juan Diaz and Miguel Angel Yumet, while Rafael Raldiris came as an angel, his wife as a devil; Mrs. Raquel

Roig de Wayne dressed as a French ladies’ maid and late comers,

Beverage

E

PORT SALUT PEAR SALAD Ingredients: 4 large ripe pears,

2/3. cup cream sytle - eottage cheese, 1 + lposely-packed coarsely-grated’ Port Salut cheese, % cup blanched toasted coarselychopped almonds, 2 tablespoons -mayonnaise-type salad romaine or other salad

dressing, greens.

Method: Pare pears; cut in half; remove stem structure. Mix cheeses, % cup of the almonds

e

and the

salad

eavities

with

dressing;

stuff pear

mixture,

Garnish

remaifing

almonds.

tops

with

Serve

on romaine.

Makes

#

by

their group were the Misses Elba Figueroa, Ofelita Badia and

Thank-You

150 costumed

escorted

sed as an East Indian; Miss Martita Rodriguez Ema, a Spanish belle, and Sarita Lienza, an Occidental Chinese.

Miss Romanace, who reigned this year as Queen of the Colleges

#

Car-|

My

nine-

year-old son presents

DEAR

a dilly

Jess Jiménez, dressed as ja pair

in the home

Juan

Marchand

ef Bohemians, Vallecilio in

Fletcher, of Mexico City, provided the excuse for a gay dinner

Friday

Cancer

Miss

queen,

past

cluding

Miss Puchi Serrallés, of Ponce, and Miss Maria Teresa Alduzin dance

and

; On hand were most of the members of-Luisita’s court, in-|

Miss

San

Beach

at League.

ball.

Serrallés Entertaiti trio of pretty girls,

A

da v

4 serv-

the

“Fuy”

Latimers

drove up with a clatter of tin eans tied to their car. They were dressed as bride and groom while their daughter, Margarita came

as

their

bridesmaid.

Lynn

Alvarez, as a flapper, the Pepito Jimenez’s as a “headless”. ChineseEma,

couple, Rafael Rodriguez a tourist on safari, ‘Tere-

sita Huerta as Aunt Jemima and ‘César Toro gay affair.

were others at the Prizes were given

the most original costumes, many of the ts evening to the music

danced all of Paquito

and his combo, stayed breakfast at 5:30 a.m.

on

; Bridal Showers Brides to be, Miss Maria

_) Pilar . Viseasillas

and

and

the

for del

Mis-

ANN:

of a problem. I don’t want to goof. Ray are

has

10

two

close

pals.

They

12

years

old.

Every

and

now and then when he comes home from being with them, he tells me a dirty joke that just about

takes

the

wall. Both boys milies and well. If I

from

the

lovely

fa-

catch

it.

I'm

afraid

to snitch,

the boys

would

boys

the

really

because

off

I know their parents repeated these jokes

parents

the

to

are

paint

however,

might

out on Ray for telling then he’d have trouble.

it

take me

Ray asked me not to tell the boy’s parents. He says he can

POPULAR-OUR

handle the situation by walking away when they start to tell dirty

stories. His intentions may be good but I’m afraid his 9-yearI triumph. curiosity may old need your advice—URGENT.

Die LUX

BUFFEI=

nineYour : URGENT

DEAK

year-old’s judgment sounds pret ty solid to me.

and Rosita Vazquez ses Irma at bridal honored Ortiz--were Saturday. Miss Viscashowers sillas, who weds Gonzalo Ferrer on Sept. 3, was feted at. Club Afda by Mesdames Miguel FeRoberto Bird, José]. rrer, Jr., Mera and Alberto Ferrer and the Misses Choly Mera and Diana

served both Tuesday and Thursday nights! Enjoy the most different and delicious Buffet in

The Women’s Auxiliary of the entertained a Saturday

Pilar

wedding

ceremony

Church.

at

the

La

Club

beautiful

and see the complete floor

show at 11 PM. No cover charge.

Reservations

suggested.

El be

2

in

Rico

to 2 orchestras

luncheon in the home of Mrs. Nereida Piccini. Irma will wed Ramén Lebrén Torre next Saturday and Rosita will marry at a Masson Colon Deminge double

Puerto

Concha. Every Tuesday and Thursday from 7 to 10 PM and only $4.50 per person. Dance

Bird.

Hato Rey Lions Club the Ortiz sisters at

:

80

and

4

ewe

{

nus dene }

4 ec0-eree

quae

22

ee

Om

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>

10

THE

SAN

JUAN

STAR

—

[South

Minimum Wage Bill's Backers Better Care For Smith's By

WALTER S. STAR Washingten

PRIEST Bureau

another

worry

about

the

health

of Rep.

Howard W. Smith's cows. The Manufacturers Assn. of Puerto Rico might do likewise. The

contentment of farmer Smith’s herds News seems to exert a remarkable _inAnalysis fluence on how

Chairman Smith Rules Committee

of

The

types of bills have

effect

at

times

witty,

on

the

conservative,

is

something

never

Friends

citified

insist,

a strange

ference. formula,

and

monwealth

whereby the

mums

now

From Lost To Nixon

By William S.. White™™=nwn:

to substitut

will

resolve :

tion

the

insular

increases

in

that

Wage-hour

every time the “judge” develops a solicitous attitude toward his farflung agricultural enterprises, it Saves the tax payer at least $1,000000 Last week the Senate added

law

appeal process manufacturers, say they can’t version, vastly manufacturers, review system minimum.

treatment

for

Puerto Rico never became an issue in Congressional debate. Lawmakers were inclined to assume

that

what

was

all right with

Gov-

ernor Munoz Marin was all right with them. A Senate Republican

the

far

above

the

by’

on

into

estimated

Democratic

fast

the

bill

might

The

to

do it

became

im~ortart.

Smith’s

squads

Morning

but

slaughter

the

in-

hurricane with its wreckstruck,

there

glaring

sun

their

and

was

and

There was an group of four

which

of

by

Sunday

nothing

left

cement.

had

lovely trees

planted

some ten years ago. They were beautiful trees, with green Shiny leaves. periodic fragrant flowering. One could see they had been planted for surviving generations for in addition to the constant care they received, they had been planted well within the sidewalk area, away from the curb, with about a foot to spare. It would

seem

to

any

sensitive

layman

that

these trees could have been saved but ‘‘No, off with their heads,” said the Queen.

This unseemly brutality is like something out of Alice in Wonderland’s topsy-turvy world. Every other country struggles to keep a tree alive. It’s pathetic to see Floridians nurse a young sappling im that white sand of theirs. In New England villages, stately elms which no doubt once sheltered simple country lanes. still guard

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ing feat out the

By

fenseless

ing’ the street.

Jack Kennedy prepares to meet with Harry Truman. Harry vows te “give-’em-hell”’ again—and Jack wants to find out exact ly who

“‘em”

is.

ses

Senator

Scott

says

the

Repu-

blican campafgn ig & ninth ahead

both

such

a simple engineer-

as widening a street withneed of slaughtering de-

trees.

In

this

instance

projected

work

in

the

Change is the order of the day, but not always for the better. Are

we taking the trouble to find whether it is, every time? Margarita Domenech Santurce, P. R.-

out

ON

ARMED

Congratulations

rial in

on

how

resisting

your

we

armed

administration certainly

on

far of

conducted

justice in

a

can

have

of

themselves

Texas ~ first

Carolina—has

go

5

FEVER

many

propaganda.

own

press

This

time,

the

supposed

take

> sortie

after

Sen.

second

into

optimistic

Nixon

releases.

place t South—

the

people

really

believe .

This

intention

conclusion

the

G.O.P.

is

civil

by

of

no

rights

putting

means

only

solely

plank

is

had ever heard of the Democratic convention

weeks

based

ago.

upon

relatively

fascinates they don’t

the

less

fact

many realize

from

ever written’ hy a major party in this country—would. pretty bitter medicine in the South. Maybe it will still lowed; but at best it won’t go down easily.

was value

It is equally true that many (and among them) have misunderstood to

the

Democratic

campaign.

civil

politicians, and this: If nobody

civil rights issue, the whole tone platform—incomparably the most

of the liberal stfil be be swalPosy

Nixon himself originally Johnson’s probable plus-

The

Lynden Johnson on the ticket would of the South never had any validity.

pointed

the

struggle

and

the

easy

assumption

automatically

that

“take

Fooled

a

¢are” {

liberals who so bitterly resisted Johngo n’s top nomination Were fooled by their own

out

one |

put

up

wonder

is

civil

The

purpose

rights

mocrats;

is

to .present

views—but

as

far

a_

less

Rithard

Nixon as holding firm advanced views than the De-

sober, dignified man that the intended and victim, a prudent. the “spen man ‘on ding”; as a poor boy who came up husband and the neighbors the hard way throagh were ; 4 South ern law school (Duke University) not charged with assault while Jack Kennedy and | was living it up as a rich boy at Harvar hattery against his

required

to

would

have

dure.

Pity

who,

when

shoot of

been

the

Person bail.

normal

poor

forced

d.

and This

TODAY’S

proce-

BEST

FROM

EUROPE

policeman

in self

a eriminal,

defense

is suspend-

pay pending charges This is certainly the

Paradoxes,

or

landia.

Jean INVESTIGATION

Wacky-

Perrier

Catano,

P.

sees

R.

PROMISED

Sir: Residents of San Francisco, San Ignacio and Santa Maria developments, under the colu mn “Letters” dated July 28, 1960,

Fequested the traffic safety

sy

installation of devices within

these developments and on PR Route No. 1. Traffie conditions will be inof 1956. There’s no question vestigated shortly in the section Nixon is running harder than Ike. of Route No. 1 included: within He has more people chasing hin. kilometer posts 13.0 and 17.9 to eee determine necessary tev ic Q-—What has Nixon got that safety measures at these locanot hasn’t got? A—Nothing tions. much, but he’s been without it Francisee Lizardi fol yeats tonger.’

KNEBEL

aHeD IES |

to

campaign

produced

Topic A—civil rights—so some political observers, that

cows

consumating the second. received a few bruises in

He

is weird

had

consented

the inside of a jail. The individual who attempted much too liberal. His rape some time ago in a family’s | from the old-Southern real Opposition in Texas has always come wing of i house at Isla Verde was ‘out on The Nixon people, at any rate, are bail for an identical offense and | catching on to this situation. The Vice President is thus now arranging to go Sdéuth has not even been tried for the more frequently, more determined ly and more hopefully than first one. The timely interven. | he had ever expected to do. He now believes that in some tion of the victim’s husband and Southern states he might do better than a few neighbors prevented him President Eisenhower did, either in 1952 or 1956. from

The

fashion here. Savage sentences are meted out for larceny such as stealing a chicken, whereas Mi

one

island

edito-

should

robbery.

Republicans

Johnson

with very few exceptions the Stereotlpes: Johnson was a Texan. Eexas was in the South. Ergo, most premeditated and brutal Johnson was a “Southern politician.” The fact is that ne never murders draw short terms, sus- ‘was any kind of typical Southerner, either in personal attitud | es pended sentence, or none at | or political views. When he tried to say he was more Western all. In any town on the island | than Southern he was telling the simple truth.

ed without of murder.

ROBBERY

Sir:

the

The professional efforts to obtain the

to

ss

TFET

Wa:

in

saved without in any way hinder-

FLETCHER STAR

around

there were unquestionably some trees that needed to come out, but by the same token there were many which could have been

POTOMAC

LON

running

municipal and island governments, some way cannot be found to ac-

complish

especially ‘‘Maria”

owners

things

in

mn

ing

the

outlook

agp.

over roads that are now national highways. (But there are such few trees here, says the tourist.) So nocents continues! Until last Sat-|our danger rises, and all our urday, McKinley, in Miramar, was | “cultura’’ chokes us, when neople a quiet shady residential street criticize us because we do not which in spite of its proximity like treees. Do we? to teeming Ponce de Leon, seemed To me it seems unbelievable always the ideal haven. Then a that with all those bright young municipal And

of the

is

‘alte

4

Liberals

HURRICANE

These

ite

MUNICIPAL

re-evaluation

states.

campaign

planning.

basic fact of political life. This is that, wholly apart rights, the South tends to be markedly conservative.

LETTERS Sir

Presidential

strategie

advanced than that of the Democrats. (True, Nixon is not at all neglecting this point.) It arises more from Nixon’s rediscovery of a

It was at this point the condition farmer Smith’s barns and the farmer

B.

North

that

the original House bill received relatively prompt attention. It might happen again, he said, “that is, if we have a meeting.”

of

a sharp

border

any

One committee source noted that

health

Nixon’s in

Much More Effort Nixon’s reception in North Carolina has genuinely convinced him he ought to put a great deal more effort into the South than he had

on a “suspension of rules’ without Smith’s help. But this maneuver requires a two-third vote.

of

upon

the Kennedy ticket. ‘ The Vice President’s

their

a joint

could

and

as

routine

leaders.

get

House

based

M.

changes

statements from the Nixon camp. Such statements are, ef course, standard stuff. Publicly, you always shout that everything is looking bétter and befter. In, this case, however, these claims are more than

Sources close to the committee said they just couldn’t predict how

conference.

are

South

Lyndop

firm on the $1.25.

tamed

significant

The Nixon belief now is that Sen. John F. Kennedy, the Democratic Presidential candidate, will] not be so strong in those areas

Smith’s | 12-member squad can churn up some mighty roadblocks.

mini-

on a percentage bases. Also

rations

House backers, who want the same figure, hope for peace with Smith’s committee. But they aren't sure of getting it. Unless

match

mainland

and

mained

the

AFL-CIO,

employers

undergoing

1,500,000 approved by the House. Senate Democrats, however re-

The Senate included a backed by both the Comand_

WASHINGTON—Richard

This was still more than the 3,000,000 asked by the Administra-

moves

committee before joint House-Senate

included is a special preferred by the for employers who pay. The House preferred by the retains the existing up to the new $1.15

“liberals”

however,

Cows

attempt

As far as Puerto Rico is concerned there’s only one Major dif-

southern

understood.

lawmaker

where it probagauntlet of the

conference which differences.

Democrat. These involve “big” spending and civil rights. The mere idea of acting on such bills has been known to make him vanish Those inquiring after his health may learn that a sudden agricultural crisis has called the “Judge’’ to his Broad Run, Va home. This feeling for the land

beve

version

conservative going to the

ac-

courtly

Senate

back to the House bly must run the

time. Since the powerful committee serves as a traffic cop for house

Two

these;

—

$1.15.

the House occupies _ his

Iegislation, ‘Judge’ Smith's tivities concern one and all.

to

e the full House Smith can’t. abide. This was the bill collapsed before the disciplined Kennedy minimum wage bill. in- forces headed by the Democratic creasing the mainland base. from President ial candidate. Most of the $1 to $1.25 in three_steps. A similar remaining debate centered on trimmeasure slipped through the Rules ming the bill’s provisions for new Committee prior to the pre-conven- ceverage from the 5,000,000 origition adjournment. But a coalition nally sought. of southern Democrats and RepubKennedy conceded some ground licans hammered home a substitute upping the minimum to only and agreed to final action reducing coverage to 4,050,000.

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The Cuba at

Danger

United States has made a charge agains t the San Jose meeting of foreign minis ters

that, for implied danger to the hemisphere,

rivals in importance any development to date in the Cuban -U:S. controversy. The charge was made that Cuba is embarked on a program of training agents and guerillas

pages of our

a part of it, and then ing an explanation. Mr.

fare, can in a relatively short time overthrow several of the less stable democracies of the Americas. If training in guerilla tactics and in infilt ration by Latin agents

it must

be met by a solid front of hemisphere republ ics alerted to the danger and operating jointly to erase it. The Russians know the value of enlisting persons

Eisenhower

native to a country in the insidious but effic ient operations of U.S.,

England,

and who

in other

and

operate.

Communists

would

Fidel

Castro

has

many

Latin

rifle

for

“the

U.S.

cause.”

claims

is

Any

under

program

way

such

in

as

Cuba

General

Com-

the

would

is,

therefore,

a

matter

of

the

one

For

every

ratio

to the

republic

that

falls

overlords, the conquest will

importance

under

heel

of that

republic

in the

They

Went

hemis-

We've been watching the police reports carefully but something has been missing until last weekend. We've got horse thieves too. Among 37 reported

burglaries,

17

larcenies

and

16

auto

thefts,

two

of

the larcenies were of horses. All of this occurred during the weekend, up to midnight on Sunday. A busy weekend indeed. It is fortunate for the horse thieves that the automobile has replaced the horse. There was a time, in the era of the-Gelden West, when horse steal-

ing

meant

the

in

Puerto

horse

noose.

But

you

can’t

Rico,

nor

can

you

easily -hide

pawn

it

a

like

a

watch or a piece of jewelry. So horses, like automobiles, make only temporary loot here. There’s no real future in horse stealing and it will probably never amount : to much.

The burglars

do much

better. They take money,

and jewelry and bric-a-brac that can be sold in pawn shops where nobody, and we mean*nobody, is likely

(find it..That’s one of: the reasons that burglary is

oIng

saree

30

well,

eis

zt;

$5:

1

:

on™

Sek

bs

‘

end

he

poised

“unfailing

Mr. Eisenhower. lintegrity which

and ,inspiring

in

the

trust

of

Lee,”

emulating

streve

the

with

President

today,

by

teen-agers.

It is q

ap-

i

n

to

divisive controversies and,

the

future

of his

he sought to give idealism and his faith

and

own

He had never wanted secession. He did not believe in slavery. One of his letters to his famil y of

course

said: “I am the ‘Cotton

not pleased with the States,’ as they term

«

tehmeselves. In addition te their selfis h, dictatorial bearing, the threats they throw out at the border states argue little for the benefit of peace

unite

leader”

for

Virginia

should

she

determine

to

with them.” _ But after_a’night of prayer he determined .

if Virginia-Withdrew, to join his state and Pe in defense of it. He wanted no dealings with hotheads or fools, the strident screamers and

on

wrote,

as most mecessaty.

future.

the

in

shouters. He would, we may be sure, -have contempt and distrust of those who fill those roles in

as

our much

his

letter.

Say

of

all his might

especially

Mr,

qualities

.

was

the life of the noble Virginian are aware, Mr. Eisenhower, that in the postwar

he

to

the present

to it some

was made

imposed

about

what

Faith In The Future Time after time, by word and exam ple, he taught love of country and of the He made his life a symbol of obedi Union. ence to civil authority. It was chiefly becau se -of his desire to set an example for young Scutherners that he turned down more advantageous financial offers to take~ the of a small “ college.” He knew that youth

that

It

sense

south.

of Gene-

fact

he views

something

in a time of grave danger, strengthen the Union and its ideals of common liberty and freedom. It is true, as the President Says, that Gene. ral Lee devoted the years left to him to teaching and instructing the young men in the

impressed

the

it We

It is

time. if one

The President reads between

easy to understand

why

seems to the lines

Dwigh

hower admires the qualities of Robert t EisenEdward

“are

young

Lee.

Cuba-US Relations Traditionally Marked By Heroic Deeds, Words

of

Thataway

by

worth

ability of the rest to be lessened in direct

phere defense system. Each one is, therefore, absolutely unexpendable. All are of tremendous importance to the whole hemisphere. Cuba is gone, at least for the time being, and with the loss of Cuba we have seen what might happen to all of us. . We hope the OAS will face up to this imminent and real danger.

one

qualities

impor-

the

and

“a

years left to him

tance that the OAS foreign ministers’ act quickly and firmly to face this. grave danger to the freedom of the entire hemisphere. the Communist resist eventual

Lee

him

read with

have

utmost

was

by

from

once values

his fellow citizens.” Qualities Worth Emulating Another aspect of General Lee’s characte which the President likes was his conduc t after the Civil War ended. Those who have

the financial and technical assistance of Soviet Russia. It

he

and

ing an impression on this constant, inner

able to carry the “word,” or to use a knife ora

the

Lee

been

furth

parent he feels that this generation , ly the young leadership, is called

ever “unfailing in his faith in God.” It is the revealof Lee which has made so endur-

ed character

munist sympathizers, such as the Argentinia n Che Guevara, who probably have their lists of potent ial recruits in every republic in this hemisphere, willing

and

ral

long

and

We feel, too, since he mentions young Americans, that here is a sound, old-fashioned bit jof advi

tribute to The Presi-

“selflessness”

as citizens

himself:

of character

requestthat

us

Union.

learn

Eisenhower

N. Y., giving

a letter

the

We

conviction

mentioned

has

by the

in Latin Ame-

American

wrote

had

dent

the

not be training Russians

in Cuba for the spread of Communism

rica.

it in

petuated

men of Lee’s in spirit and

an eloquent, moving Robert Edward Lee.

-

ntions of the free world, agents everywhere right now the countries in which they

undoubtedly have are nationals of

The

tried

deep

strengthen

es sustain our love of freedom. + ‘ In a historical sense it is a rare letter. It comes very fittingly as -the | nation Prepares to commemorate the 100th sary of the Civil War

had on the walls of his office the pictures of four Americans—George Washington, Ben Franklin, Abraham Lincoln and Robert E. Lee. The gentleman in New Rochelle was politely but firmly indignant about this. He -». demanded to know why the picture of a man who had tried to destroy the Union was on the walls of the office of the President of the United States. Mr. Eisenhower's answer was

faced with a real chalienge to its existe nce. Communist infiltration, followed by gueril la war-

They

Americans.” 'To do so, Mr. Eisenhower think s,

would

ear to President Eisenhower’s ‘speech at the Chicago Convention, brooded a few days over

so decisively with Dictator Rafael Trujillo of the Dominican Republic over the weekend and on Monda y, is now

infiltration.

history...From

“dhe

Constitution)

in

W. Scott, of New Rochelle,

A dental surgeon in Rochelle,

then early and decisive united action is imperative. The Organization of American States, which dealt

Communist

Atlanta

Eisenhower,

I simply say this: A nation of calibre would be unconquerable seul...” :

to expand Communism in the Americas. If this charge can be substantiated, and we must assume that it has substance or it would not have been presented to a meeting of ministers of 19 American republics,

is being carried out in Cuba,

President.

N. Y., whe had asked the President why Gen. Robert E. Lee’s picture was included with these of W: Franklin, and Lincoln en the wall of the President’s office, set forth his reasems in a letter which is deemed little short of a miasterniece. The letter said, in part: “Threugh all his many trials, he (Gen. Robert E. Lee) remained selfless almost to a fault and unfailing in his faith in God. Taken altogether, he was noble as a leader and as a man,_and unsullied as I read the

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heroic

deeds

words—-by Teddy’s the “Remember

are

and

Rough Riders, “A Maine,”

now to Garcia”—but Message these relations have soured in the Castre era and the common cry

Cuban

Ne.”

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is

“Cuba

Si,

the

first

is

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of

two

parts.

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ship Maine was blown up in Havana’s harbor while on a good

will visit.

a

Killed

mystery—were

seamen,

in the blast—still 266

American

“Remember the Maine” became a battle cry that pointed up public indignation in the United States

to an end Dec.

It

10,

in the

Treaty

of Paris

1898.

spelled

quick

independence

for which Cuban patriots~ had struggled vainly for years ..,

On Aug. 10, 1960, what was described as a joyous crowd of thou-

sands ef fins into

Cubans Havana

dumped bay.

26

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They were launched in the direction.of the United States. De monstraters who had danced to the’ music of street bands all day said they symbolized the burial of. 26 American-owned companies nationalized by Prime Minister

Fidel Castro’s ernment.

revolutionary

They marked at least perary end-of an era. The

monument

gov’

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that erughed | theer

nd. pt

Poe

to the Maine

heh

eh

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:

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what

still

ti

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was

a

reformed prototype

under program

for the kind of aid given under-

developed countries today by the United States and the United Nations. Much of this work was di-

rected by Gen. Leonard Wood, as military governor, with a few American aides but with most

Posts filled by Cubans. Wood and Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt had organized the Rough Riders, volunteers who stormed San Juan Hill and demoralized the Spanish army. : 1 And there are monaments itan-

gible

and

intanginble.

There is a monument

to bravery

in the exploit of Andrew § wan, the American soldier

in

over reported atrocities by the Stands in Havana’s Malecon. BouSpaniards against the Cubans. levard. ~ It helped touch off the Spanish“Liberty dearly bought is fondAmerican War that spelled emer- ly cherished’’ says the inscription gence of the United States as a on | it. Philippines, power—the world Highways were built under the Puerto Rico, and Guam were di- American military occupation ‘from vidends in the war

Mar

education “were

1898

Cuban

ied Gen.

Ro-

the

message

ixto

Garcia

to Ini-

quez advising him that the U. Ss, would help him. Rowan’s adventure in finding the guerrilla lead. er in the wilds:of Cuba was pub+ licized by Elbert Hubbard in his inspirational essay “A Message to Garcia.” ;

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the ace.

diamond.

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got not he

ten from dummy as West took the jack. West shifted to the ten of spades and North covered with

to

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dummy’s

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might

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was

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frame of mind. No, North can hardly be blamed for responding

with only five high-card Points. It is possible that his side had a

much .better place to play this hand. If we get too technical, we must

surely

would never bidding if he come.

realize

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South

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THE BETTER HALF 4 7

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as desee,

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will prove.

hand

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had run out of tricks to take and down he went to the tune of 1400

was helpless. East led the deuce of hearts and North Played the

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Answer to yesterday’s puzzle,

South 864 AQI10 A8753 KY

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his queen and West discarded

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so

far

Tomorrow August 24th Grand Opening: Samuel Goldwyn’s

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“FIVE

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LORRAINE - 12 M. Dean

Martin

“THREE

- Jerry Lewis

RING

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MUSIC HALL "3375 Marlen Brando - Anna Magneni “THE FUGITIVE KIND”

AMBASSADOR - 12 M. “SUBMARINE “ADVENTURE

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HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M. Efizebeth “SUDDENLY

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LAST

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SUMMER”

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RIALTO-SAN JUAN “SOLOMON

AND

SUPER DRIVE-

SHEBA” 7:30 9:30

Tyrone Power “MISSISSIPP! GAMBLER”

“APPOINTMENT

tide

of Fidel

ones’—stand

militiamen

in

been

Castro’s

“bearded

. at

as

WITH A SHADOW”

(New

and

York

at

at

the

Northeast

the naval base the U.S.’

an oiler in Guantanamo, Times Photo.)

today “Bird

Gate.

to

Jamaica

and

aboard

or

Haiti

recreation

but

may

for

Guantanamo dreary.

city

Same despite

But

of

the

and

ready

when a

died

and

to fight again.

Since

the

their

superiors.

no

repercus-

the

union

head

chaperoned—used

the Saturday night the base, have been

“pro-American,”

the

Castro

all

arrested,

its

and

would

honor

by

Government,

threats

against the

and

the

the base,

Yateras,

off at any

ac-

United

has

said

treaty

it

unless

which

could

be

time by Cuba,

flowing tanks.

into

Given

this

the

is still

reservation’s

and

mixed

picture,

sailors, With

the

jeep

at key points. Police dogs help keep watch at night (and have reduced

low). bay

pilferage

Harbor in

All

to

police

an

all-time

patrol

the

speedboats.

of

this

effort

invites

the

has three-

Bay

Guantanamo

view,

importance.

fold has

in

peace

major

and

value

as

in

a

war

it

training and _man-

ranges

Gunnery

base.

euvering areas lie close by, between the south coast of Cuba Jamaica. The and and Haiti weather is ideal for flying. times there are as many

Someas 40

naval vessels in the harbor or at sea

to

near

10

by,

engaged

weeks

of

in

shakedown

Ss held

base The

facilities at Roosevelt Roads in Puerto Rico, built up during

World War II, augment the ban base. Missile ships work of the Puerto Rican base

cause

of the

available

longer

rather

In addition fleet-support

mo

Bay

has

firing

than

Cuout be-

ranges

“Gitmo.”

to its training and roles, Guantana-

strategic

and

war-

value.

time

During

it

was

and

sortied.

It

is

an

impor.

tant base for anti-submarine warfare operations by both surface ships and aircraft. It is a staging

base

and bound

for

fighters

freight-carrying for Central

America.

For highly

all

these

important

and

troop

aircraft or South

reasons in

any

it

is

limited

war—though probably not vital. For all-out nuclear war, Guan-

useless:

}~

present

political and

base

stands

today

ad

a

sym-

bol of United States power and prestige. If we are bullied, bluf-

fed, blackmailed or persuaded to abandon Guantanamo the ef-

fects will be apparent throughout

the Caribbean and §in Latin America; it would mark the ebb

tide of American power.

Blecks Reds» Guantanamo _ Bay, ‘with

its

$7,446,000 annual expeditures in

Cuba for payroll and hases, with its small broad i station, its Cuban workers, its long history of friendly rélations with

the people of ‘Oriente , Province,

stands

as

one

Commuinist

These

pects

are

of

obstable

path

in

the

positive

as-

to

the

power.

Guatanamo

Bay

under

the Stars and Stripes. The base

also has value in the! negative sense of what it denies: a poten-

doned

a convoy port—where Atlantic and Caribbean convoys made

ts

But “Gitmo's”

tial

Pert Convoy World War II

with its

Bay,

‘psychological importaice transcends its military utility. The

or

training.

refresher

tanamo facilities,

three

Guantanamo as a training is, of course, replaceable.

cut

and helicopter, patrol miles of fence and, maintain sentry posts

Navy,

Is ‘Gitmo” worth it? ae Thrice Valuable the military point of From

up

marines

and

they

or

been

upon

question:

Both

includ-

the base workbeen fired for

fact,

States

the

seemingly immune to the winds of change. For this base Americans once

fought

to

the United States committed “aggression” against Cuba. And the important water supply from

go

Routine the hate-America

routine

in

cusations

tirades from Havana, the base— a blend of Cuban scenery and Yankee energy—maintains the

organized

sions;

despite

into

dark

have

But

fleet is in longer ring

is

workers,

maltreated and threatened Cuban militia and police. Will Honer Treaty

leave

not

States

There

dubbed

visiting

They

the

attacks

to attend dances on

rest of Cuba. For almost two years now the gates have been closed on the 5,600 Americans in the base and on the thousands of, bluejackets fleet.

of

who—heavily

of the base are isolated from the

the

is concerned

was virtually repudiated by his fellow workers. Girls from Gauntanamo city,

as “Gitmo” to bluejackets—has

officers

far

Cuban

United

guarded haven of quiet and stability in a tense and fearful is. land. The forty-five square miles

of

as

slanderous

acquired a new name, the Sanctuary.” It is a closely

and

evidence

ing the head of er’s union, have

ride

The United States Naval Base Guantanamo Bay—more fa-

miliarly known generations of

only

‘Gitmo”

Four

the

berets

the

Cuban Government’s hostility most things American.

the fence line; handbills exhorting the Cuban workers of the naval base to “fulfilt your duty for your country” are distributed

enemy.

Suppose

“Gitmo”

over

to

a

and

ve

aban-

turned

it

Communist-oriented

government-in Cuba, of suppose Cuba

leased

some

other

sia?

a

site+to

Rus-

possibly

per-

.

This, we mit.

Guantahamo—or

Cuban

The

base

Russians

ie

cannot

lease as

by Cuba

of such

Guahtaname

would

to

the

almost; certain-

ly mean armed United States intervention in Cuba—if possible, under the auspices of Organ- .

ization

not,

by

of

American

United

States

alone.

tes;

if

forces —

t

are

battalion of marines

1898,

ac-

companied by war correspondent Stephen Crane, the author of

j

“The Red Badge of Courage,” seized Guantanamo Bay from

the Spanish for Admiral

naval inte with

base

as a coaling station Sampson’s fleet, the

has

been

developed

a $76,000,000 investment, some 1,400 buildings.

The

base

has

no

fresh

its water supply is Piped a pumping station on the ras River, more than four

outside

Hall

“FORBIDDEN

Mitscher

War.

Demonstrations and miner harassment—all sporadic—have

at Pepe’s Place in_nearby Caimanera; the Arizona’ Bar in

Phone

U.S.S.

Guantanamo

troubled Cuba. The —but the rafters no

SYMBOL OF FINE: ENTERTAINMENT

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Over

flood

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COBIAN'S THEATRES

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surges around the fence that marks this enclave. Barbudos—or

this year. Officials said the number of paralytic cases totaled 103.

METROPOLITAN ,"rs7° CLOSED TODAY

aad

Spanish-American

revolution seven-foot American gates;

in British Colombia

the

By HANSON W. BALDWIN New York Times News Service GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba—

FAJARDO PUERTO PARAISO:

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Gallant

The Golden Age Wonderful Country

HAVEN—The

since

Clouds

Giant

Rabbit

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Greatest

TERRACE

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KRESTO

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Shadow

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CAPARRA AZTECA Mayo

;

Sheba

PIEDRAS

most some

to

the

fence.

There

water; from Yate. miles

are

al.

10 miles of seacoast and twenty-four miles of fence

be guarded. These facts,

plus

the

small

army of Cuban workers who maintain the base and live on

it, make “Gitmo’s” security problem a complex one. Hard

To

Cope

With

Sabotage and terrorism would be difficult to meet, since Cuban workers, are all over the hase. Se far there has been none.

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Morgan,

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CUFF

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A

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was

1961.

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him

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Benejam

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Mrs.

A.

Rios

Méndez

where

she

is a secretary.

Carmen

has just returned from representing

Dine

Puerto

Beauty

Rico

in

Contest

the

in

International

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Calif... Sharon and - Phil Rosenbaum are expecting their new heir

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Mireille

Raviola' daughter of the Jean Raviolas, formerly of Tangiérs and Morocco

and

now

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Juan...

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Naval

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25

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Mr. have

have

accepted

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dress the American Legion's annual convention in Miami Beach

in October. National Legion commander Dr. Jose L. Porrata, elected B. McKneally announced Caparra Terrace home... Ate Martin for a third term as president ofconference that the torney Enrique Segarra of San- at a whews the Puerto Rico Chapter of the turce left over last week-end for Republican and Democratic PresiAmerican Red Cross, has an- a business trip to New York City the

appointment

of

returned from a and have moved

two

new members to the board of directors. Mrs. Maria Arroyo, president of the Teachers Association, and Sergio Camero, are the new appointees. They take the places left vacant by resignation Alice F. El Koury and

Sanchez

Hidalgo,

.-A_ | lovely

visit stateside, into their new

belated birthday wish to Angie Such, who celebrated

with several of her friends at a party in her Suchville home. ..

dential

nominees

will ‘be

principal

speakers. He said Kennedy is ten-| tatively scheduled to speak Oct. 19 and

Nixon

Oct.

20.

of Mrs. Efrain

Porrata

The Supreme Scotch

said.

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that a good friend is priceless. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) It would argument

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be foolish to start with higher-up in

The

will

remainder

then

be

of

quite

an A.

the

day

happy

for

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or

are

tired.

Rest.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to 21) Don’t sever connections

a good

Nov. with

friend

because

a higher-

up so advises. social fun.

Evening

is fine for

SAGITTARIUS

(Nov.

Dec. 21) Important to present security

you and

though you are by associates to away.

to

hold on prestige

being pressed gamble it all

PORTER ‘DANDRIDGE Di DADAVIS. JR-BBAILEY =

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CAPRICORN 20) Go after A.M. by more Be

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AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Though you may feel de-

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Te

that this is just some wrong hunch and raise your spirits and level of consciousness. PISCES (Feb: 20 to March 20) Do not meddle in any alter. cation between home tie’ anda stranger.

_

Remain

neutral

and

it will soon straighten itself: out.

engagement—Will

not

be

shown

at any

other theatre in this area during this run,

Scotch

=

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son,

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Morgan,

with children have returned to ton University, was named as out- their home in Hato ‘Rey after a Standing third year cadet in the trip to Miami and through Central Air Force ROTC. America... It’s a boy, Michael, Hector Garcia Benejan, son of born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred WoolHecter Garcia and Mrs. Millita worth, jin New York City. Mrs,

and

from

Another

Roger

Brooke.

twist in Richard’s career his father, then a captain

as

June

cruise.

Alan six-weeks

Maj.

Fort

graduate

Naval

nounced

to

Refrain from arguing with family in AM. P. M. have friends

MOON

with

Mrs.

Richard

spending

Porrata

to

get down to serious work in A.M., be alert to.any good ideas which new up with.

is

leave

USS

April

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Morgan

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remodeied

charm

ing, old beach home. and new offer rooms, ali with private bath, some with private patio, some air condit:oned One minate to beach and bus. From $7.50 single, $10. double. All rates include’ complete breakfast. Isla Verde Road. near Sap Juan Intercontinental. Call

9-0149,

ditioned rooms, each witb private bath, hot and cold water. Terraces, garden. Near beach and business sectors. Sum.

382

mer

with rooms and single air conditioned 77 terraces. Sun beach. Near bath. Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Beatriz Racini, Tele phone 3-2936.

rates.

Manager,

Margarita

de

Con-

treras.

1490

UF

ISLAND

HOUSE

-—-

1017

Ashford

-

a

new, informal, oceanfront guesthouse in iuxury hotel area. Large terrace facing the sea, with private stairway to beach.

Spacious,

modern,

roms.

From

single

including

an

$9.

excellent

aircenditioned

-

$14.

breakfast.

double,

Phone

MAISON

OF BLANCSE

Gust

fouse.

Double

uF 4UNT

family served.

or

JENNY'S:

Ceuest

atmosphere. 185@ @icCleary

House

with

San Box

Capa-

EXCLUSIVE

PEREZ

4

heme.

bedroom

MORRIS:

Modern

liviag.

well.

Ideai

office.

BUILDING

409

for

San

gallery,

Fran.

LAGOMAR

Call

COURT

Mrs.

—

Denton,

ISLA

Ashford 2598

-— Violeta

G- 10,

coraer

3 bedrooms, 2

beach

FOR

meals

Ave.

3-680?

ur

Guided

Néear

ee

et

ee

Park. a

Rio

HOTELS WHEN IN PONCE FIRST

PROVIDENCIA

GUEST

HOUSE

(Twe

HILS

BEACH

HOUSE

-

direcity

on

TAFT

GUEST

HOUSE

—

[faft

53.

Each

room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, indepeadent entrance. Special rates by the month 2-0687 or 2-2206. 7173 uF Avenue,

GUEST

Miramar.

HOUSE. Santurce.

606

Olimpo Centrally

COMMERCIAL

perseas

INCLUDING

For

HOTEL

call

FARMS 400.

2-0260

&

DINNER

—

2-0261

FREE PARKING Melid, Owner-Manager

BAREANQUITAS

Travel,

sonable

in a Room)

BREAKFAST

reservations

Juan

FOR —

SALE

From

observe.

prices.

Barranquitas,

one

Select

Please

acre

yours.

phone-AM

2001 Aibonito.

A.

to

Rea—

10

BLANCO.

Real Esta

-

the beach. Roll out of bed into the water. Aireonditioning by the trade winds. Breakfast included. Outdoor barbecue at your disposal 1859 Atlantic, 3-233L 1384 UF

CLASS

SPECIAL RATES Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays $6.50 PER PERSON

tours.

Parque 153. Near beaches, restaurants, theatres, busses. Sun terrace, all airconditioned rooms. Cooking facilities. For information, call 2-9352 or 21897 or write Station, Santeros. Loa 12384 tL

Leon, at bus stop, Ave. Borinquen. 2779 CONDADO: must. FOR

Telephone ONE

OB

ali

de

lines.

1976 } f

3-1016

DONCELLA

827 per-

ue

2516. giris,

with

tal couple. Kitchen privileges. house. Large Terrace. $15.

manthiy 2699

.

to

fer

TWO

after

GUEST

continen-

use »

5, 2-1532 q

HOUSE

ESPERANZA

— between Suchville Tintille, a quiet neighborhood | of fae homes and large lots. A choice* of new $24,000 with from available residences high First Federal fimancing. ALTAMIRA aad

with

—

skillfully

geod

Low

priced,

desigmed.

kitchen,

well

Three

well

area and S23 meters to for children’s play. Only mortgage financing.

located

bedrooms

planned

living

assure space $20,800 with

of

3.

-

yatds

from beautiful beach. iditioned. Kitches privileges. Nicest a section, near airport. 108 Doncella St. — Las Marias, Santurce 99774 tl ;

FURNITURE

FOR

DO

SALE

“i

7

GAS? NORGE GAS DRYER do,

here’s

a bargein:

live now.

ONLY $225.

CALL SIMMONS couch. ¢ood

MIRAMAR: 2 buildings, could be adapted fer offorice guest s house. Corner lot 800 sq. mt. Reasonable price. Telephone 2-1463. 2638 826

Kitchenette & maid service. Breakfast served. 2-8766, 1906 Pumarada (off 251 San Jorge), Santurce. Reasonable rates. LA

INDEP’

monthty.

where we

SALE

9 APARTMENT building, renting 14% clear on imvestme after taxes nt & in

9-0278.

facilities.

924 up

used only 7 months in the States. No gas available

1106.

BUILDINGS

VERDE

Your WHITE TOWEE Guest House — modern address while im Sam Juan. See the lovely Lourdes Grotto across our garden & terraces, the ecean view, and the many birds and trees. All rooms airconditioned, water. Private & semi-private baths.

3S.

If you

University busses. ver, Ribersantioe rae

RENT

SPANISH

FRANCISCO

ee

BEACH COTTAGES - furnished, linens, kitchenette & maid service. 5 min. to city, next to Mario’s Restaurant, and airport. $6. single, $18. double.

CoLoNtat. a

Delicious Tel.

as

Roo-

SAN GERARBO: a ee home, kitchen, meter lot. Information A— i oe Oe do, Rie Piedras. 2748 oz

921

BEACH COTTAGE - Completely furnished, one airconditioned bedroom, private home. Fully screened, linen service, all conveniences. Large patie. Fenced. Daily. weekly, monthly rates. Las ‘Americas corner Cacique, Santurce. 3-3091.

UF

Rooms

Cabassa.

A CASA ROSA - Guest House bleck from beach, residential section. One All airconditioned double and single rooms Private

'

os

om

Private

Mrs

1173

ASHFORD 1120-1122

Miss

facilities. Hot water. 2 blocks from busses, shopping. 3-1481. Mrs. Z C. Steffens, Cacique St. 207L, Santurce. 2579 1020

Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool, mew furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates Social Security Building, Ponce de

B04, 4th Floor, Vea 3-769

2-4026.

3-08s8t.

AIRCONDITIONED.

furn-

meter

1168 sq. mt. lot fer Lavandero, 8-2435.

FOR

cisce,

PIEDRAS

walk to University. per room. Breakfast

Estebun 2730

patio.

Cail

910

own

$35.

SAN

sz

STORES

LA POSADA -— Isla Verde WASHINGTON 67 GUEST HOUSE —Aircondit.oned, private bath, kitchenettes. | Walking distance to beach, hotels, rest-| Exceilent beach, near airport, restaur- | aurants. Condado area. Private entrance,| ants. Breakfast served. 91175. air conditioned rooms. some with ef-| Sum

Section.

i

LOS new,

A

2844

- heart

desire

De Diego. 1,500 meter tot, servant’s baths, enormous heater,

UF | 2623

916 | ficiency.

aia

PROPER

2835

Stay at HOTEL MELIA

2691

ves

MAGNIFICENT

of metropolitan area. 1 block Todd Ave., along Baldorioty de C: (Ave. Norte), best business location, iim Con-

can rent te good

ne

after

Maria, 20911.

2680

build-

1956

3 Nairn on beach.

2

you

Must

825

VILLA

Apt. 6A | gifts, or fashions,

3-0650.

Property,

Hotel.

price, mes

ing facing the Caribe Hilton and the Condado Lagoon. 4 bedrooms and 3 baths, RESTORED beautiful furnished kitchen, all brand new | Patio, original

72

Sores

Dorade

2770

824

furnished

SALE

ance cash. Others, Santa Francisco. Ciatroa Realty, 729 Roosevelt.

bedroom apartments, airconditioned, maid service, 67 Santiago Izgtesias, corner Condade St. Weekly rates. 2-9279.

—3-8400 xt.

Mrs.

CONDADO:

DIAL

E

Call

LOST

LOTS in Cap de Mar, beauti-

private

mile

SANTA MARIA: frontage.

921

$225.

FOR

5. 63895. 2852

modern

Tel.

2750

as THE SAN JUAN STAR will be responsible for only one incorrect insertion.

ful

s24

paper.

3-8254

LOTS

terrace $190. 2-9479,

2771

All ads must be submitted before 12 noon on day before publication weekdays, by 11

. "Hsesaty

RENT

2767

THREE BEDEOOMS. tiving-dining, carport, etc. Unfurnished. Has steve. Calle

apartment,

screened. block to beach. 2 bedrooms.

DEADLINES

Saturday

ero

to

lose

3| VILLA

etc.

once. 1901:

cest

You for

UNFURNISHED

distance. :

$23

McLEARY upstairs,

AM.

bedrooms,

furn-

2773

ne

vacated. looking

2616

Altamira near Garden Hills screens, refrigerator, electric washer and steve, het water, one air conditioned reom -— Phene 82465. ,

Coor, 2 bedreoms, bath. WC33 Ext.

upstairs.

3

mountains

FURNISHED

dence

s2

Yardley 26

office

bedrooms,

826

APARTMENT,

Furnished

and

ALTAMESA:

83

AIRCONDITIONED

All cancellations must be submitted before 12 neom the business day before publi ation. An ordered ad

terrain

Parker, 2841

3-4073.

2842

INCOME

avoided. Hospital

Unusual opportunity for an adult family. monthly on year’s lease. Telephone | Coa

OCEAN FRONT luxury apartments for rent. Beautifully decorated, one of city’s most exclusive areas. Daily, weekly or monthly basis, ideal for transients. #1 Caoba St., Punta Las Marias, Santurce.

3

RENT at

after while

mo-

home im residential section from Sam Juan. Large yard trees. 2 car garage. Hi-Fi,

ANGELES:

$300

ished, suitable for 2. Near beach. transPertation & shoppime. Quiet. 2-4219. €

must

fruit

furnished

TO

DIRECT LINE

because Franciscus Real Estate your apartments and houses

unfurnished 3 bedroom home in lovely Bucare. Nice location with view of roll-

air

2838

type

ordinary

story

compietely

WANTED NO

etc. Water heater, screens. Selling 1960 iture. Opei Station Wagon. 3-0881, 3-3860. - 2843 235 826 BUCARE: Very attractive furnished er

Accemmodatmonthly.

Los Angeles. lst entrance past After 5 PM, ali day Sat., Sun.

as

as

RATE

2 lines

2

LOS

type

3

RENT

3-8254

249

town

beach,

linen,

imcluded.

persems.

LOS ANGELES: 2nd living dining, kitchen,

Type No. 4 & ties “ontinars No.

23, 1960

EXECUTIVE

829

EFFICIENCY

low

ions

SAME

FOR

modern

steve. Conveniently & University. $105.

8-1263.

2854

lines -

insertion,

SAME

Type

August

910

dern 2 with

827

tion. Water heater, located near busses

below)

Type No. 5

Tuesday,

SEE FRANCISCUS ADVERTISEMENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT SECTION

best apartments and houses fer rent, furnished and unfurnished. FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE, 3 Nairn, next to Presbyterian Hoypital on beach. COME IN PERSON 9:30-11, 3:00-6:00.

4 5! 6) 6 15]30 .17|.17/.161.45].14

for

—

Save Time And Money

Consecu

space charged 5 words per

Min.mum

HOUSES

HYDE PARK: Unfurnished 3 bedreom apartment, servant’s quarters. Best sec-

ru 3 }.18) 18/17

num iate

ESTATE

APARTMENTS

Insertions:

Times Pec Day

STAR

ANNIE NUNIN: $3 Apartment buildings for sale, acress from Condado, La Cencha Hotels, for GUEST HOUSE or OFFICES. FARM for sale, 14 acres in CA2845

Rates & Information Rates

JUAN

CLASSIFIEDS

3-8400

EFFECTIVE

SAN

omer

ome ener ng i

ah

7-0889

Magia

S

‘

0S

cee

Sa

oe

ee

4

; oe

4

. eS~

THE SAN JUAN STAR— Twesday,

Ext 72. SECRETARIAL legal

fast

docunients,

pick-up or

contracts.

free

T.V.

SALES

son wacom

MALE

SOB

SALES ENGINEER Stateside

23, 1960

3.8254. DIRECT

LINE

AIR CONDITIONERS AUTO ELECTRIC MOTORS EXCEPTION VALUE: 1960 FORD AL truck. flatbed dump NEVER USED.| 4#TIC-KAR auto air’ conditioners for| 4. ©. Smith rectrie Motors im sizes Call 2015, Bayamoa, ' ali cars, foreign and American. Good | from 1/3 &.P. te 800 H.P. Highest qual2775 96] erices, financing, parts

Service,

reports,

WANTED

Well-established

Amgust

TRUCKS FOR SALE

SERVICE

Secretarial

and delivery. Cal! Gini Lobaugh night — 2-3013 Ext. 149.

GELP

She

}

CLASSIFIEDS

3-8400

EFFICIENT,

—

7

WILCHERKR

& SERVICE -

ir

;

attgactive prices. es, Box 3669-San

Juan,

Quisqueya 53, Stop 2%, Hato Rey. Tel

ieee

P

Davila R,

:

wi NSTRUCTION

Television Service | 65

best in Tf. V. sevice reaaboare i and aok oncontene. wed. Tel 93-0268,

industrial

and service | t¥ at hand De a | Se Mediavilia Machine Shop, ’s | 2465

a = inquireat

on

COOL CAR AD | conditioning

— slightl used y auto air umit, installed and put into

Ur | Sei te nates! On 2760

.

+

*

: CLASSES

|

LANGUAGE

95 | YOU

TOO

CAN

LEARN

SPANISH

E| if

Phone 3-0010 Room 317

|

Wardlow.

i

Mr.

fy

2860 827} EXCEPTIONAL VALUE: 1959 V-8 4 +}deor FORD, r » Power brakes, and radio, Excellent cendition. 2015 Bayamon. 2776 os

to

call

on

MISCELLANEOUS

Hl 4

] ‘ai

SALESMAN

AIR COND, FILTERS

HEALTH

SERVICES

FOODS

MOVING

& STORAGE

LOSE WEIGHT SAFELY! NEW

900 CALORY

FOOD

CONCENTRATE. ffective.

vitamins and late, vanilla,

hed

4

Start

mineral needs. and butterscotch your

diet

fia-

now.

> g

vors.

Heh

comfortably.

— —

All 1958 and ot

WANTED

Hittmans Karmann Ghia

your

—

APPLIANCE MARQUEZ

REPAIR

81804

or

$595; fi milar ersal

SHOP

Cab

1278

BIKINI

SQUARE

METER

Rice. Working knowledge of Spanish. Overseas experience on major fabricemployment with a F. Sam Juan Star.

future.

Will consider Write

Box-

2346

2744

WANTED-WOMEN

U ef PR GRADUATE,

BBA

1960 desires

commercial establishment or business involving bookkeeping,

seholastie record, hardworking, able. For personal interview

dependPtease

write

C

Miss

Santiago.

Heights.

HELP

Bex

Ashford,

10881

|

call 826

GOSPITAL

SUPPLIES SUPPLY

CUMPANY

Instaliation Guaranteed. vera 1000, 2778

for

tients.

physicians,

317

3-3102

PIANOS

hospital

Fortaieza

MUSICAL

2361

St.

and San

pa-

ee

new.

Cortes

Ernesto

“BARBOUR” aaa =

from

factory.

tNDUSTRIAL

CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION Engineering Specialists

$425 #0.

Treated for tropics guaranteed. Aiso

AND

AIR

INSTRUMENTS ano

24 HOUR SERVICE on

aH makes 2-3013 Ext.

218

—

Central

. Tel.

1501 or 15065.

2769

s FT.

ed

Paint

outboard with Mark 30 ¥ (weeds repairs, but boat in renew& not since used, including

fiberglass,

etc.)

Fully

with complete controls. Best offer. can be arranged. 3-4706 Ext. 6.

—

United

local agent,

equipped

2740

Terms

Van

Limes, inc., through its

Moving and Stor.

WATCH

RZPAIRS

asa gas Wms heen 7 oon vans Se POR WATCH & CLOCK SEPAIRS featly uniformed and highiy-trained ver-/Can William A. Grucn, Puerto

s23

sonnel are specialists in handling your | Onjy Certified Master Watchmaker. Lauions, Please call us at! rel 213 Pta Las Marias. 2-8160.

OPPORTUNITIES

SAME

busi-

“THE

or D2E53

Sie a Gen

PLEASURE

eotiete.

ts yours”

when

. jm

the

sa

VACUUM

méving job is ours. Whethor you're mov

CLEANERS =

is ily or Stateside, we are equipped | ELEUTEO-LUX World's only automatic te pack end transpert your wmost/vacunm cleancr and air purifier Also precious belongings, as scheduled, with | repairs and maintenance. Breathe NO the dependabis care you teck fer and | DIRT, see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT. seldom find. Telephone 6-3157. 6-3329/ Dei Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 3604, Capitel Transportation. Inc., for a tree | vetween San Jorgc and Parque, Santurgamete Accnte ter Attee Von a none Somme «

2ite en

rere

‘

< eos eee

he

c£.23-€ I

$23

COMMERCIAL

Phone

1s ee

ay.

GENERAL COOLING CO.

Juan

7

-— DIRECT

Full keyboard. termites. Fully

or 2 days each Park Terrace,

eee

. Work Munoz Ri-

7-1

826

. Siege

12

of home Telephone

REFRIGERATION thing

RACING

SE YOUR own bess m a profitable ness. Be a Mister Softee dealer. A

appointment.

dine aes

materials

@ffere compiete dispensary supplies and equipment. First aid & Oxygen kits

Condado.

ee

These

. free

HOSPITAL

ASSISTANT MANAGER for guest house. tractive offer fer right persesm. Call

2

system.

For

COMMERCIAL

oldest

2444

HAVEN, ST. THOMAS phone 903, Ext. 9

BUSINESS

WANTED

ERONING LADY fer one week. Apply Apt. 3B. 1501 2857

forever.

Rico’s

1957 OWENS CABIN CRUISER, 22’, bect offer. See at Muelle Turismo, Stop 8. Owner leaving, naust sell. 2-8203.

Aguadilia

position private

Puerte

&

Centinentai

826 | 2-8203.

ATTRACTIVE GIRL to work behind the bar. Good atmosphere and working hours. Continental environment. Please come im person after 8 PM. Don Pancho Der & Gull, 36 Yoomn M.. San Jun

POSITIONS

POOLS.

25511, 1872

YACHT or

PAINTING RESIDENTIAL

204.

filtering

jast

:

20

Carperts

6-5003.

SALE

meter.

VALUES:

1631

ART HANSEN ation & erection programs.

Ext.

THR

FAMOUS SLOOP

THESE

a

:

-

ae

|

Twenty

Belayal St.. Santurce,

86-1012

NEW CBRIS CRAFT CAVALIFE Sleeps 4 — many extras include ship-to-shere radie, custom. bottem, long cruising range, fatho-

SUPERINTENDENT years experience. Any

size project. Also qualified as Building Imspector or Resident Engineer. Four years in Puerto Rico. Write to: “Engimeer’, Box 42. Rie Piedras. P. R.

FOR

Center

Extra rooms -(12” x 12°) $995; perches, bathrooms, jetc., at siiow prices. We handle plans. UnivHome Improvement Corp., 7-2092.

oo

V@LKSWAGEN 1960 4 months old — $1850 Calt 23462, Mr. Smith

BOATS

CAN

IMPROVEMENT

COMPARE

SERVICE

makes washers, dryers, electric ranges, and gas stoves. Guarantee on parts. day serviee

Write =

Shopping. Piedras

65

HOME

1958 VAUXHALL, 6,000 miles. New con dition. $1500 or best effer. New price in San Juan approx. $2500. 3-4706 Ext. 6.

available.

Jam.

for DEMONSTRATION

Minimum ome year services. $80

8 OZ.

NATURA PRODUCT Dist. Health Food Stere. All natural vitamm and food -up I nt lf we don't have what you want we'll get it for you. Try Sierra’s

1959 Models

small

ational activity. 35 yrs. & military executive experience. Box A San Juan Star.

FOR

complete pharmacy EAGLE DRUG

Infantry Rio

2862

RENAULT DISTRIBUTORS Fort Buchonon Highway or Phone 8-1327 or 8-0406

—

PRACTICAL NURSE physician’s_family, with two

6Sth

Volkswogens.

Triumphs Tounus — Opel

your

|

USED FOREIGN CARS Renoults

98¢

at

| i

ONLY

<

and

iz

tt

prepare,

Se

to

t F ape ia :i 5 é tpl i f e

Easy

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, August’ 23, 1960

20

Cuba Likely To Reject

Point System Slated

For November Start Anti-Castro The

secretary

announced Point

yesterday

system

new fect

of public

works

lic safety involved in each type of violation. Only moving vehicle convictions will be incorporated

that a tough

authorized

transit law will by November.

by

be

the

in

ef-

into

The point (demerit) .system, Secretary Franeisco Lizardi said at a press conference yesterday, is designed to have every driver in Puerto Rico know that the Department of Public Works “is keeping an eye” on them. The department, he said, is organizing a seven-man division to keep up-to-date records of every driver. Most of the recordkeeping, Lizardi said, will be done by IBM machines. The number of demerits which

each

conviction

will

involve,

Li-

the

degree

of danger

to pub-

point

and

his

that

wasn't

“It named

bad

twopart

will

be

identical

Roberto Sanchez of state) who

about

doro

25 jobs,

Moscoso

trailor’

part

will

he

“The same ping up over Gallarco

as

he

does

Teo-

adminis-

also

named.

names keep cropand over again,”

charged,

‘‘while

over

400,960 other Populars are ignored" Gallardo said that ‘on paper Munoz is very democratic, but in practice he is something else. He ls the law. He nominated and electeverybody.”

ed

intention if he had any Asked of allying himself with any of the ‘‘No,

said,

parties, Gallardo are worse.

other they

“The Christian Action Party is bigzsest threat to Puerto Rico

the

that

the

island

has

yet

under

sone gone and the others -are not even worth commenting on” he -aid. In addition to being a judge in Bayamon

for

has been San Juan, Mavaguez

a

14

years,

district Guayama,

be

victions

aware the

of

After within

a

P uerto

Rico

Gallardo

attorney in Ponce and

Judge's

period

Con-

Avenida Ponce de Leén #107 (2do piso), Parada 27%. Hato Rey, Puerto Rico el dia 6 de septiembre de 1960 a las 9:30

ante

el Lic.

como tera

petircron

para

Stanley

R.

Examinador persona

Segal ac.

Especial, interesada

exencion

para en

contributiva

la in-

dustiiil bajo las disposiciones de la Ley Num. 6 diciembre 15, 1953, radicada bajoel nombre de COMPLIMENT BRASSIE RES INC. Local de la planta

en Hato Baker & ce, PR

Las cion

Rey. Puerto Rico. Por: Woods, Apartado 10165,

razones

cionario

para

adelantadas la

contributiva

“La

consecion

son

las

las

(d)

(1) de

por de

el

esta

siguientes:

peti-

exen-

Maria soOlicita la exencién disposiciones de la Seccio6n 2

la

Ley

para

la

produccion

de

Sostenes, rellenos para sostenes, fajas, fasas-ligas, “briefs” y fajas panty (brassieres, brasiere pads, girdles, garter belts. briefs, and panty-girdles), alegan-

do en

que esos productos no se producian escala comercial en Puerto Rico en

enero 2, 1947, y que no habian en fecha en Puerto Rico facilidades Produccion capaces de producir en

fecha

dichos

productos

en

esa de esa

manufacturados

escala comercial.” Cualquier obiecién escrita contra esta Peticion debe ser jurada y radicada con el Director de la Oficina de Exencién Contributiva situada en la Avenida Pon-

ce de Leon 2107 (2do 2742, Hato Rey, Puerto

tarde del tiempo Esta notificacion en 0 antes del 27

STANLEY Oficina de Industriad

period,

one

year. the

ed,

drivers or

license

not

to

Lizardi be

ex-

added

number

will

Li-

suspended

time

before

is reach-

warned

by

interviews.

to

at

be

piso), Rico,

from

the

held

tomorrow

R. SEGAL, Director Exencioa Contributiva

afternoon.

and

approve

form

and

ond,

the

party’s

regulations.

composed

of

plat-

The

island

sec-

make

the

nominations

in

1964)

and

to

amend

the

have

power

of the

assembly.

3.

(starting the

work

will

up

be

two

House

the

party

the

work

and

it

From

is

not

known

thing else is missing. Hector Gil Rubio, 440 and

stole

if

Carolina

$14

from

his

Punta

that

his

and

Las

Marias,

residence

the

told

was

thieves

bur-

made

with $500 in jewelry.

off

BREAK In San Jose, there cations that most of

1) State “con-

were indithe Amer-

ican republics will sever relations with the Dominican Repubwithin Mexico

that

a few days. announced Sunday

she

was

breaking

off

diplomatic relations with the Dominican regime. Chile followed suit yesterday.

A survey made

partment

of

by the US. De

Interior

in

1955

re

veals that 8 per cent of all fishermen and 3 per cent of all hunt-

ers

are

65

years

of

a

ras said

mews

that

age

or

more.

the

A con-

conference

Guarding ty

of

capital Miguel

Castro

to the peace hemisphere.

and

against

José,

guard

continued

alert.

the

presented,

lared ment

demonstra-

in San

on

challenged

the

be

the

sources

in

an

organization

chair,”

occupied

by

Revolucion

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an

extracontinental

said,

agent

Communist

infiltration

By JAMES

BACON

answer

to Lucille

Annie

Farge

rambunctious show

Ball. is

totally

Lucy,

the

the ingredients that made

of the

ordered the seizure of

that

rican

property.

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it bows

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photograph.

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product of Paris’ Comedie Francaise, supplies much of the comedy

her

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New

with

a la got

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ballet

dancer.

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the

Desi the

script

Dirk

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the am

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day

shooting very

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pilot.

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husband,

recalls.

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saw her and wanted

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mann has been assigned as lith

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than Lucy. “She makes the belly try for the chuckles.”

upcoming.

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Oppenheimer.

Within two weeks, sold and the series

Amer-

her for his movie, ‘Fannie.’ Producer David Merrick saw

a

to

one}

interest

who

wife. Marshall Thomp- 40 pounds for my the husband. Annie, a you see the pilot,

a French son plays

know

Merrick’s

agent

“My English was way out

Hollywood

home

husband

an

not

Auditione Over Phone “TI auditioned over the telephone from New York to Hollywood for

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and

all

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who guided Watky

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stirred

series

version

“But I was six months pregnant,”

TV

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popular

musical

she said. “And did word of English.”

unlike

but

in which she will star has

Lucy’’ the most TV history.

Broadway “Lili.”

its said

the government had nationalized 2 1\4 million acres of *Yankee lands” since Castro ently

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the

_ mtinisters

Revolucion, continuiag campaign against the US.,

“will

movement

of

said

foreign

in the hemisphere is “a Yankee maneuver to coerce the Carib bean.” The newspaper prominently displayed Castro’s speech Sunday saying that a Cuban people “armed to the teeth” wag Cuba’s answer to the foreign mjnisters,

the

in a two-page advertisein a San José newspaper.

“Cuba’s

Costa Rica’s

Anti-Communist

study

in

The front was formed recently Cubans in exile. The Cuban people are not re-

by

the possibili-

civil

Challenged

open letter yesterday by the anti-Castro Cuban Democratic Revolutionary Front.

is a danger

anti-American

was

newspaper

American

representation

meeting

in

of

has taken violent control: of our fatherland.” In Havana, the semifotticiel

the weekend, presumstimulate planned de-

Cuba’s

Sunday Ydigo-

security

tions

SIX

form with the (OAS) resolution.”

night

At

the Guatemalan night, President

SPREEWALD

(Continued from Page said, however, that the Department’s decision will

the

from

any-

pants. The pants were found in the back yard. Charles H. Reinhard, of 13 Cao-

St.,

walkout

1)

St., Santurce, told Barrio Obrero police someone entered his resi-

lic

tro.

as

Page

attack

ference is possible. Guatemala’s delegation is preparing a strong resolution for the conference to condemn Cas-

make a

Sen-

RUSTLERS

glarized

Cuban

The

done.

will hold similar conferences. 4. The party, for the first time in its 22-year history, will draw up a code of ethics.

bas

monstrations. Representation

via

ate

police

US.

bitterly

legislative

Program and the _ other two weeks after the session to eval-

dence

will

first

conferences of all Popular representatives each session—one two weeks before the session to

uate

sé over ably to

life

There

draw

any reit and

repre-

sentatives in proportion to local Popular Party electorate, will

Resolution

here declared that foreign Communists had flown ‘into San Jo-

From Page 1) already served

notice Cuba will reject solution drawn against

1)

assembly

to local precincts leaders and council members, will work on

Parada no més

a cerrarse la vista. debera ser publicada de agosto de 1960.

page

special

Before elections, party matters and regulations will be drawn up and approved in’ two as semblies. The first, restricted

Ledos. Santur-

peticsn

baio

of

de-

accumulated

automatically

that

York

lebrora en la Oficina de Exencién tributes a Indusirtal, situada en la

tuand>

on

of

driver’s

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