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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Vol.
I
No.
10,
250
Tel. 3-8400
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday,
OAS
August
24, 1960
Second-class postage paid <2 San, Jomt. Eserip Rive
Ministers La
Out Against Castro |_
Cuba. Walkout Now
Atoms, Power, Peace
Distinct Possibility
By STANFORD BRADSHAW SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP)-—In the face of strong U.S. demands that Commu-
nist infiltration
in the Western
re be condemned,
nations
sharply+
yesterday
criticized Cuba, the target of a U.S. memorandum Mon-
day. The
growing
Latin
Ame-
rican criticism of the Castro regime was viewed by ob-
servers as leading to a possible walkout legation. ly
by
the
Havana
de-
Some delegations already opendiscussed that possibility, but
continued Cuba
their
back
effort
into
inter-American
the
to
bring
system
friendly
of
nations.
A few voieed the opinion that Cuba might as a result of the criticism adopt tive attitude.
Venezuela
a
more
and
coopera-
Mexico
were
among the nations criticizing Cuba. Both have had very friendly
elations with Venezuela’s
Havana. President
Cd
GUNTER
HETT
RINCON—Stating that “with this progress the cold war cannot continue,” Gov. Munoz broke ground here yesterday for Puerto
Rico’s
tion,
Atoms of
first
to
be
nuclear
built
for Peace
as
power
part
of
sta-
the
program.
Atomic
man
Chet
Energy
Com-
Holifield
of
the
joint
Atomic Energy Committee, Munoz said the atom-age cold war
threatens
Speaking before an audience townsmen and official guests
including
mission head John S. Graham, Rafael Urrutia, executive director of the Puerto Rico Water Resources Authority and Congress-
all
mankind,
“unless
we become intelligent and do away with it before it does away
with
us.”
A er
A.
W.
Christian said
MALDONADO
Action
yesterday
Party
that
it
forcefully
leadwould
rumors party
denied
that will
the
form
slap fixed
at
The
friendly
from
CAP
seeretary
Eduardo
Flores
(See
CAP,
Party
and
candidacy
Page
21)
the
begun
the
three
gold
years
shovel
used
by
Eisenhowerin the
Rincon
was
also
ceremony
Dr.
1957
used
at
yesterday.
Gov. Munoz, Commissioner Graham and Rep. Holifield (D-Calif.)
sup-
participated
for
elect-
being
mem-
Cuba,
where
date
for
Foreign
the
revo-
so far has
elections. Minister
Ma-
contempt
of
jurisdiction
Congress
witnesses recognize of
the
had the
commit-
tee in Puerto Rico. The com-
mittee was investigating communist activities in the island. The
citations go to the Justice
Department, which will the decision whether to cute. Conviction would
make prosecarry
rado Cuesta, a writer; Manuel Arroyo Zeppenfeldt, a commission agent; Consuelo Burgos De Saez Pagan, a lawyer; Juan Saez
MUNOZ,
Page
21)
na-
These developments came the United States continued seek a condemfiation of reds this
hemisphere.
Informed
as to in dip-
lomats said last night however that the U.S. wants Latin Amer ican
of
nations
any
to
do
resolution
the
drafting
against
Cuba
which may be adopted. The United States Monday
night
(See
OAS,
Page
21)
Panama Ends DR Relations nounced. The move
came
and
earlier
Chile
after
Mexico
this
week
severed diplomatic ties with the Trujillo regime and the US. said it would be ons a matter of time before it followed suit.
yesterday.
superheat nuclear reactor station, a joint enterprise AEC and Water Resources
(See
Communist
WASHINGTON (AP)—Thirteen witnesses who refused to answer‘questions of the House Committee on Un-American Activities in Puerto Rico were cited for
a $1,000 fine and a year in jail. Those cited were José Enamo-
in the
from
13 Puerto Ricans Are Cited For Contempt Of Congress
groundbreak-
ing-
The power of the
freely
Slap At Cuba taken as a direct
All the nu- refused to
with
governor in a_ united front against the Popular Democratic Party.
Ferre’s
Arts
groundbreaking
ing political party or to endorse any of the existing gubernatorial candidates.
Luis
to
;
Milton
port
Republican
dedicating
ago.
be “against the will of God” for the CAP to unite with any exist-
the
scheduled
no
Mexican
accompany the party to \Mayaguez for the dedication of the Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, broke off to campaign in nearby towns. In Mayaguez, University of Puerto Rico Chancellor Jaime Benitez presided at afternoon
anical
persistent
coalition
was
aid
lations with the Dominican Republic, the Foreign Ministry an-
having
Direct This was
clear research center, at the College of Agriculture and Mech-
Church-backed a
who
ceremonies
Flores Denies CAP Would Go.Into Coalition With GOP By
Mufhoz,
seeking tions.
not
ber of the inter-American system.
Following the morning groundbreaking ceremony at Rincon,
volution “absolutely alone.” This again was taken as a slap at the Castro regime. for
PANAMA (AP)—Panama ye» terday broke its diplomatie re
ed governments
Munoz Turns Spade For Rincon Reactor
nuel Tello reminded Cuba that Mexico had carried out its re
suggesting the drawing of a treaty which would prevent countries
lutionary government
By
Romulo
etancourt led the action by sending the foreign ministers a letter
PROGRESS—Rafael Urrutia, left, executive director of the P.R. Water Resources Authority, looks on as Gov. Mujfioz, assisted by Congressman Chet Holifield (D.-Calif.) third from left, and John S. Graham, far righ a Commissioner t, of the Atomic Energy Commission, shovel dirt during groundbreaking: emonies yestr for the $16 million dollar nuclear wer plant to be built near nm, on thew: rn-most tip of the island: (STAR by Gunter Hett)
Hemisphe-
several Latin American
Corales, a salesman; Hawes, a maker of
John Peter musical in-
struments.
Gertrudis domestic;
gave
his
struggle
Meléndez
Ramon
Diaz
Pérez,
occupation for
the
of Puerto Rico;” secretary-treasurer
a
Cruz,
as
independence
Frank of the
Ruiz, local
Packinghouse Workers Union. Juan Emmanuelli Morales, a printer; César Andreu Iglesias,
a writer; Pablo M. Garcia Ro driguez, a lawyer; Cristino Pe rez Mendez, a carpenter, and Juan Santos Rivera, carpenter.
z aaa
2.
IS
THE SAN JUAN SPAR — Wednesday, August 24; 1960
44 Thefts Ar e Reported: Ike Asks Congress
Burglar Visits TV
St.,
took
Products
he
Show
from
of
advertises
on
his
ita day. The burglary
Charles eof the player,
ending
and
called
thing
was
one
of
In stole
noon _
44
yester-
burglars
which were Suspects whose
into
the
a
a
I don’t
overtime,”
"
the * father
have
pay
he
to
house
in
r yester-
é
day asked Congress for legislation cancelling a 322,000-ton sugar allocation to the Demin jean Repubhe. The President’s action followed up condemnation of the Dominican regime by the+ foreign ministers of the American republies meeting
San
factory,
clock
a soft
the
were yamon.
evidence against cases are pend-
mg Police are questioning the Suspects to see if the burglary was committed to remove evidence against them.
kept
of
for
STAR
reported
the
Brothers turce.
Film
Lleyd ager of thieves,
fistful
and
Citing the action of the foreign
nick-
ministers in condemning Domimican acts of aggression against Venezuela and calling for the
riding,
yesterday
The
broke
machine
a
located
Broth-
they
in
breaking
Ba
at
Warner
Company,
San-
considerations, should
Walker, general manthe plant, said the two of them, punched
GASPAR
PUMAREJO -.- Unwitting
Rogers for the
(AP)—Rep.
D-Fla.) United
relations Rogers
with also
called States
Cuba. said
Paul
speech
yesterday to break
the
House of Diseussing
“Communist
the
U.
S.
to
our
the
Pees
ss
see
should impose sanctions against the government of Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro. Rogers made his remarks in a
eB
prepared
lined
for
delivery
this
in
States,
Representatives. a threat of the
conspiracy
hemisphere,”
in
four-point
plan
e
of
ee
for
consumption
medels Carrier by
the
up
te
'4
eomparable
name,
who
many
When
air
you
see
the
is built
conditioning
landmarks
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best
girdle the an
—
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4
jeint
the
that
are
Ppos-
of
the
chapter
agreement
to
A
Cuban
jeint
.clarations
a
suant
te
resolution
against
to
pur-
quantity
the
providing
Dominican
to
the
July
the sugar act. request legisla
that
the
July
amendment
meed not be purchased there but may be purchased from any foreign countries te alfecation.”
He
said
the
without
regard
legislation
giving
the Dominican Republic a bonus of 322,000 tons over its regular
allocation would “seriously embarrass the United States in the conduct of eur foreign re] lations
throughout
sphere.”
the
hemi-|
withWednesday,
government.
reaffirm-
Communist
filtration as outlined in the cas agreement of 1954.
a
to
pursuant
tion
diplomatic recognition from
present
the
in-
Cara-
Migh
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NOTICE
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16:41 p.m.
miles
per
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attention
ff
is on the 1960
Mr. Jose Luis Lugo has ceased to be employed as
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Manager
of
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hour.
YESTERDAY’S
Miami,
TST SSF SSS eB eseesee
Cuba
ing the adherence of the nations of this hemisphere te the de
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pees
calling
against
otherwise,
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competitive
your air conditioner
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PROVIDES MORE COOLING
hemisphere, a threat to
hemispheric security. 2 A joint agreement
foregoing
government
in
adopted by the indicating the
conspiracy in this thereby constituting
American
ee
session
Castre regime was seeking to foster the growth ef Communist
ac-
tion and urged that it be adopted by the Council of Ministers of Organization
im
Rica:
1. A resolution member nations
outof
Republic
amendment to “I therefore
presently
Costa
Cuba
Roger
relations Republic
discretion
elsewhere
apportioned
hest
the
have
chase
Lawmaker Asks U.S. To Break With Washington
of diplomatic
with the Dominican Eisenhower said: “In view of the
erroneously
theft
Jose, Costa Rica. Congress in July author-
ized Eisenhower to reduce Cuba’s sugar allotment by 720,000 tons, it provided that 322,000 tons of this reduction go to the Dominican Republic.
also punch-
while
drink
made off with els. The horses,
garage
at San When
Guaynabo, thieves who pair of horses over the
from the Warner
Extr a Sugar Quota WASHINGTON (AP)—President Eisenhowe
said
missing.
time
into
revolvers
four
stole
and
roof
broke
through
hope
out
Ne. 1 tennis Pasarell, re-
his
Brassiere
ed
Carolina Distriet Judge José Benitez Acosta notified police that
“I
punched
able ‘to say if any-
was
weekend ers
day
courthouse
that
immediately
his
patio
at
Pasarell, island’s Carlitos
ported
thefts committed in the metropolitan area during the 24hour Period
them
and
Patricio was broken into during the the weekend and his furniture the | demolished. Pasarell was not
Santurce,
samples
with.
at 3:30 a.m. 4:05 a.m.
|
Rosales
in at
eeeenemee ce a
552
burglars
The detectives are also investigating to see if any of the records have been tampered
te fi ff
Gaspar Pumarejo, who has been host to thousands of people en his Channel Four televisien show, Played unwitting host to unwelcome guests at his home yesterday morning. Pumarejo told police that after unsuccessfully trying to gain entrance to his home at
To Cancel D.R.’s |
Host
Wednesday.
; Metrepelitano
August
rises taday at 7:54 A. 8:22 P.M,
| ;
24:— Thé | meen
Mand
séts at Bp'
PolioEpidemic Volkswag en In Final Phase Secretary mo
of
Arbona
Health
said
Company
Guiller-
yesterday
that
he expects the polio epidemic in Puerto Rico to be over about four
to
The
six
weeks
Secretary
said
spite last week’s to 20 throughout
epidemic
is
from
wagen of Puerto Rico, Inc., and the Seafarers International Union were in negotiation at press time
de-
jump of cases the island, the
“decisively
fiaal phase.” Paralytic polio
By FREDERICK HARMON Lawyers representing Volks-
now.
that in
Hit By Two Strikes: Sees Early Agreement
last
its
night
in an
attempt
to settle
a two-day strike at the German auto agency’s Puerta de Tierra
A total of 381 cases have been
tion
of all
wagen
of
Keith
SIU’s union
162
workers
Puerto
Terpe,
president
Caribe would
at
Volks-
Rico.
of
divisitm,
encourage
the
said its
his
mem-
bers to return to work once Volkswagen
granted
recognition
for
the
union. The SIU is also seeking improved
reported this year plus five non, paralytic. . .
headquarters. Manuel Hinke, vice president of the auto distributorship, said late
wages
tions are continue rate.
yesterday that he early settlement’
collective bargaining was expected to start on these topics once
Arbona
The Parents
said that. all indica-
that the epidemic will declining at. a rapid
dispute, workers
secretary stressed that should continue vaccinat-
ing their ment, he
The
expected “an of the labor
which has idled at the agency. Seafarers
claim
all
the
representa-
fits,
and
Terpe
increased
said.
recognition The auto struck
by
He
fringe
added
bene-
that
had been obtained. agency is also being a
second
group,
com-
children. The Departadded, will continue
posed of 10 executives former vice - president
Lugo. This group is tive bargaining
independent
demanding recognition
union
reinstatement
ag
collecas an
well
of Lugo
as
as
the
manager
missal
Magogic
followed
Lugo’s
using
arguments”
in
“‘de-
urging
the workers to leave their jobs. Both Terpe and Lugo emphaSized that their two groups were
operating Last
independently:
December,
tne
profitable
of the local concern. Lugo was fired last Monday. The former executive and Volkswagen management give varying
Volkswagen
accounts
Abraham Diaz Gonzalez, and local building materials dealer Ramon
of
the
events
leading
to
his dismissal. Lugo claims he was dismissed for opposing management's alleged proposal
of
1, the
agency
cians.
its intensified vaccination program to head-off a recurrence ; next year.
headed by Jose Luis
staffing
Heinke
with
key
positions
German
claims
tech-
the
dis-
Krause
&
agency Co.
of
was
sold.
Hamburg,
to Ger-
many, by lawyers Eladio Rodriguez Otero, Marco A. Ramirez, Rodriguez
Otero.
Krause & small auto
through
Co. in
distributes the Latin America
its subsidiary
Interamericana,
Volkswagen
Inc.
..o[n business
67-Year-Old Ma
in Puerto Rico?
Is Island’s 240th
Highway Fatality A
240th when
67-year-old
man
became
the
traffic fatality of the year he was struck and instant-
ly killed by a. night. Monday
car
near
Caguas
Evaristo Fonseco Crespo was killed when he was struck by a
panel
was
truck
driven
which,
by
Jestis
police
Cruz
say,
Rios.
Police say that Cruz was driving too close to the edge of the road when he struck Fonseca.
He was charged with involuntary homicide and ordered held on $2,000 bail.
Stowaway Nabbed Aboard Ismael
Airliner
Santana
Torres,
19,
of|
|
New York City, was in La Princesa Jail yesterday awaiting action on charges that he tried to stow away aboard an airplane for New
York.
Santana, the plane
port,
was
discovered just before left International Air-
arrested
by
local police
and then turned over to the FBI. He is being held in lieu of $500
VOLKSWAGEN STRIKE—Pickets parade in front of the Volkswagen quarters yesterday in Puerta de Tierra. The signs say the strikers are asking union recognition. (STAR
bail.
M. A. Pons Leaves
»hoto
by
Anthony
Murad)
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‘the start of a three-month State which
the
Department he will be
government
of
mission consultant
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THE SAN JUAN STAR -— ‘Wednestzy, Anrust 24,: 19608
By
A. W.
MALDONADO
ities
Secretary of Education Candide QOliveras announced yesterday that his department has initiated six pilot kindergarten programs throughout the island.
ing.”
The secretary said the establishment of kindergartens as well
The
neeessary
te
formal
learn-
ven
The
pilot
programs
are
being
constantly supervised in order to develop the overall kindergarten.
system.
Oliveras
said
project
be dene in these mow being done
Santurce,
that
the
job
to
kindergartens is during the first
weeks of first grade. The work imcludes, he said, the development of and the
“desirable social habits” “acquisition of the abil-
ed
is
being
conducted
Rio
Piedras,
Arecibo, Humacae, guez. They consist sions
daily
with
Ponee,
and Mayaof two sesgroups
of
25
children. The 1&
secretary
specially
initiated of
these, of
Children
selected
out
that
teachers
added,
training
in
kindergarten have
Ele-
receiv-
th chil-
cempleted
their fifth year by mid-August and must live in the vicimity of the the
school to enter kindergarten, secretary pointed out.
The University of Puerto Rico, the secretary added, is offering its
School
special training. de
of
Selles,
laberating
in
school,
in
the
Press
a is
private also
col-
kindergarten
project.
News
29
Service
ye
secretary
James
C.
Hagerty said MBisenhewer will speak at a Republican fund-raising dinner, and that his
speech
series
Monserrate
Times
yesterday.
kindergarten
runs
Yerk
|
WASHINGTON (AP)—President Eisenho . will make his first political speeeh of the 1960 in Chicago the night of Sept. 29 , the White House annaunced
closed
Josephina who
New
students
Education
courses
elementary pointed
program
he
must
Ike Will Enter Campaign Sept.
H
the
specialized
handling dren,
program encompassing the island.
by the Division of Supervision as the establishment of model and Curriculum under its director, schools in different seetions of Jesus Mauras Poventud. the island are two important The pilot programs are being parts ef the reform of the edue- eondueted in public schools in atienal
have
Eanes
Kindergarten Program Set Up On Pilot Basis
Sane
Capital Capsules -
circuit
of
plans
ech in dinner,
be
carried
television
similar
ghout the Hagerty no
will
dinners
to
any
political
a
throu-
country. said Eisenhower for
by
has spe-
advance of the Chicago but that he will make
the end pi the
|| others. before campaign.
f‘
e+e
t
Committee To Decide
When
Congress Ends |
WASHINGTON
(AP)—A
|
House rules committee meeting this week may determine how Iong the present session of Congress will last. and what ‘it will do.
i
Regardless of the the major _ political who
are
calling
Senate,
the
the
House
dominating
the
views ef nominees
shots. in
ihe
committee
is
post-com¥entien
session. i It, rather than Vice Pfesident Richard M. Nixen, of Sens. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.) and Lyndon B. Johnson (B-Tex.), has the big say-so on Whether there
will
school,
be
legislation,
to
minimum
housing
be The
and
all
of
wage,,
health
which-
aid
figure
major campaign issues. rules committee of eight
Democrats and four Republicans headed by chairman Howard
|
W. Smith (D-Va.) has been sit ting tightly on housing and scheol aid bills. It soon will take jurisdiction over minimum wage and health aid measures.
Senate
| {
Passes
Aged Aid Bill WASHINGTON last
might
federal
(#—The
passed
grants
number
of
a bill
for
Senate
imcreasing
medical
liberalization¢
Democratic
and
tempts
to
all eld
persons.
bills in
the
Republican
at-
broaden
aid
to
nearly
The measure, which iricludes a numebr of liberalizations in the social seeurity law, now goes back
to the the
House
Senate
for medical approved
for
consideration
changes.
The
basic
aid to the needy
89-2.
q
'
of bill
{
was
; eee
GOP Now Publishing Magazine For Party WASHINGTON
Republican has
put
(AP)—The
National
out
the
Committee
first
iissue
of
its new campaign magazine “Bat SUarantee
best Suits
tle Line.” It will be mailed about every
twe
weeks
til election
workers try. In
the
praise of
start
of
its
and
its
un-
party
the
coum
own
party,
President
“is off in
now
declared‘ that
Vice
Nixon
Lodge
from
to 500,000
throughout
magazine
ticket M.
day
Henty
to
the
Richard Cabot
a thundering
campaign
for
victo-
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an
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Immaturity
ience.”
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The training exercise is+ designed to provide a “rea-
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reservations
posed The
normally
im-
on military air traffic. exercise, which will take
place
throughout
continental
United States and 150 miles outside its limits, will be from 2 a.m. until 8 a.m. on the morning of Saturday, Sept. 10.
Ponce Police Step Up Safety Drive PONCE—In a to
bring
down
traffic
deaths
area, police 85 ticktes for
ing
under_the
offenses
sit law which last Friday. The police
into
were,
for driving
with other
the
the
shouders
in
tran-
while around
their
female
companions.
The first arrest for drunken driving in the area was made by Patrolman Genaro Garcia who stopped Franceschi Gonzalez who allegedly was driving while intoxicated and could not managed
the
car
properly.
has ;
report
announced
States
a
latest
Investor
to
that will
members,
United
soon
publish
edition
on
Ricardo
Freiria
said
Puerto
Ri-
€o.
port tion,
that the financial started in 1891,
in his
re-
publicawill pu-
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the
Hemispheric
Role
Island.”
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six-hour
operations
period.
Ac-
here,
the
manager
airline has cancelled’ outbound flights 860 and 834 to New York on
Friday,
to
Sept.
9,
and
Pittsburgh, and
118
to
flights
Cleveland, Chicago
on
jet
flights
252
and
2252
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will 500
hold up their night flight out of San Juan to New
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turday.
their after
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will
the Sa-
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 24, 1960
Stocks Rally In Best Advance Broad
Gains
Include Of
below their best, the rise resumed By JOHN MCKEE NEW YORK (The stock mar- in afternoon trading on waves of ket staged a strong rally in very buying. It was the market’s best adactive trading yesterday in the wake of the cut in the prime vance this month. Most gains ranged from a few rate by major U. S. banks. It was the market’s third con- cents to around $3 a share. In the board advance, coppers, secutive advance and its 12th rise petroleums, rails, steels, autos, in the last 14 sessions. Stocks were substantially higher rubbers, chemicals, tebaccos, elecin aictve trading at the opening. tronics and retail stocks share in They went sharply higher in the the rise: Airerafts continued their first hour. After a short lull around strength of Monday in early tradwere slightly|ing, but closed mixed. noon. when prices
The
market
displayed
a
nervous
tone, reflecting lack of aggressive demand for sugar in the world market, plus the possibility that about 322,000 tons of Dominican Sugar
may
be
barred
from
sale
m the U. S. market, thereby adding such sugars to the potential supply in the world market. President Eisenhower asked Congress for authority yesterday to take away that amount of sugar from the Dominican’ Republic, based on political considerations in relation with Latin Americans countries. Domestic futures advanced, re-
flecting
a firmer
Dow NEW
YORK
raw
sugar
mar-
Dow
INDUS KRS UTLS STKS
leans
Late
Clese 638.29 140.81 %.98 311.24
Changes Up 7.58 Up 1.39 Up 015 Up 1.95
raw
market
Monday
refiner
a
bought
at
a
price a
equal
pound
World
raws
of
NEW
YORK
No.
around
(AP)-—Domestie
6 to 7 higher.
World lower
sugar to
5
5.92
futures
higher.
. Sep Oct Mar May Jiy sep Oct Raw sugar N—Nominal;
spot B-
Sales
Lew 6.02 No.
5.92
4
328
3.28
an
initial
in
machinery
will
be
and
of
Inc.,
and
nents
Corp.,
all
the
$20,000
equipment.
José
Sales
Clese 6.05-06 6
contracts
High
Low
Clese
3.05 3.67 3.05 3.07 3.63 3.12 3.10 6.55. Bid.
3.00 2.95 3.00 3.02 3.04 3.06 3.08
3.00N 3.06-07 3.06B 1068 3.09 3.12 3.12B
Compo-
located
Industrial
in
Develop-
In Rio Piedras.
COFFEE
sugar
Circuit three
NEW
YORK
FUTURES CAP) - Coffee
spot
Santos
No. 4 ex-doek closed at 36.00A. Cost and freight offerings include Santos Bourbens 3S 35.25A.
“B” Sales
at
36.00-36.25A
futures closed 33 contracts. High 35.43 35.55 35.10 34.55
Sep Dec Mar May
Jiy “M” Sales
amd
8
34.25 closed
futures 42
Sep Dec Mar May Jly
contracts, High 45.55 44.10 43.85 43.64 43.35
A-—Asked;
11
N-Neminal.
to
5S
23.
the
Trust the
35.00-
higher
Lew 35.30 35.50 35.10 ASS
Close 35.30-31 35.53 35.09N 34.55N
34.20 to 28
34.20 higher
Lew 45.50 43.95 43.80 43.64 43.35
Close 45.50 44.09N 43.80N 43.54N 43.30N
big
Company prime
rate
friend
Chase Manhattan Bank
cen
te
4%
closed
throughout-
made
the
same
per
been looking for this cut, a signal
Mon-
yesterday.
of
easier
Wall
credit,
for
Strtet somg
had
time.
Quotations—
+%
Minn Mg Mfg Monsan Ch Mont Ward Moore Me Motorola Nat Bis Nat Cash
17 41%. 3kR. 12% 85% 65% 61%,
+h%
Nat
Dairy
59%
+% Unch +%
Nat Nat
Dis Gyps
28%, 51%
8%
>
12%
Unch
NY
Cent
21%
}
Tel Tel Tob
9344 61%
+1% +%
Anaconda Armco Steel
53 66%
+2 +1%
Olin Mathi
44%,
Armour Assoc D G Atl Refin Bendix Av
3% T1% 37% 68%
+Y% +5 ~—% +1%
Otis Elev
4%,
Pac G & Fl Pan A Air Patino M
67 21
Beth
Steel
45%
+%
Pa
12% -
Boeing Air
3558
+1
Pepsi Cola
45
©
-1%
Borden
48%
+%
Pfizer
32%
|
-%
Chem
56%
+1%
28%
Unch
Alumin Ltd Aluminum Co
315% 73
+ — We
Amerada Pet Am Airlines
63% 20%!
+% +%
Am
Can
38%
Am
Cyan
56%
Am Am Am
& FP Smelt Sufar
1% 564% 29%
Am
Am Am
Std
War
Nat Lead N Am
Av
Nwst Ohio
Airl Oil
+1 -% +% —% +1% +1% +% >
+%
-% -%
+%
+1%
44% |
Unch
18% ° 341%
+% +Y%
+% -%
. ;
-% +% Bid
1% |
RR
Unch
37%
+M%
Phelps
D
27 19%
+ Yq —%
Philip
Mor
Burroughs
36%
—-%
Proct
Cdn Pac Cater Tr
25 25%
+Y% —%
Case (J. I.) Celanese
10% 24%
Unch +%
Cer de Pas Champ Pap
35 238%
+1 Unch
Chemetron Chrysler
22% 45%
+% +2%
Pure Oil Quaker O RCA Raytheon Repub Stl Reyn Met Reyn Tob Roan Ant
32 53 645% | 3914 64% 46%. T8% | 3%:
StReg
Pap
37%
+%
Sears Roeb
57%)
+M%
Shell Oil Shell Tran Sinclair Socony Mobil
36% | 18% 3742 39%
+% +% +% +1%
Brass Ind
Cities
45%
+1%
Coca Cola Colg Palm Comw Ed Con Edis Container
Sv
64 32% 66% 63% 23%
+% + 5%! +% +% +MY
Cont
Oil
Phillips
51%: - 48
Unch
G
131
+1%
&
+%
60% 47 47
++% th +i
Curt
21%
+%
34% 84% 215%
+% —Y% +%
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Wr
Doug Air Dow Che Dress In duPont
Air
East Food
Ko Fair
Firestn
St
+%
125% 31
+h —
St Oil Oh Stud Pack Texaco Thom R W Tidewat Oil Twent Cen
36%
+2% +1%
69%
+%
46% 84 36 4612 29%
+1% + % +1 +% Unch
General Tire
58%
+2Y%
Ga
535%
+1%
14%
+%
Gillette
86%
Glen Ald Goodrich Goodyear Grace & Co
Mach
Ford Gen Gen Gen Gen Gen
Dynam Elec Mills Motors Tel Pac
Oil
US
Rub
16% 61%
+M% +h
US US
40 36%
+% -%
29% 10% 54244
+% +% +3%
985% 42%
+h +%
Jones
67
+1%
35%
Unch
39%
— 3%
Al
Kennecott
83
Koppers Libby Owens
+1%
40% 52%
+% +%
84%
+%
27% 23 40% 4% 57%
+% +% 4+% Unch —&
Ligg
&
My
Lockh Air Lone S Ce Lorillard Marc Oil Martin
MGM Mol Hon
Airs
+1%
Int Paper Nnt Tel & Tel &
W
Carbide Oil Cal Pac Aire Fruit Indust
= +%
Mfg
Tran
P
(NJ)
Un Un Un Unit Unit US
42% 5552
Joy
Harv Nick
Oil
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57
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G
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201%
East
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Am
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Pet
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So
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724
Corn Pd Crane Co Crn Zell
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banks
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eut
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cut
Allis
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at
York,
Allied
Gulf Oil Inge Rand Int Bus M
your
of New
— Market
Getty
is the time to talk to
Manufacturers
cent after the market
Bridg Burln
will start with
inyestment
Seals, ment,
5.92N
firm
Plating
the San
closed
The
with the best credit ratings: One|day. bank,
Borg
The other three plants owned by the company in Puerto Rico are Phillips Control, Phil-Trol
centracts.
High 6.06
rose 2.40 to 224.10.
Juan.
Philtro
FUTURES
6 closed
of 60 stocks
fourth industrial venture to be operated in Puerto Rico by Allied Paper.
3.21
at
94 cents. Based on this indicator, the quoted value of all stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange gained about $3.1 billion. The Associated Press average
San
S. quoted
it added
Philtro Plating, a subsidiary of Allied Paper Corp. of Kaiamazoo, Mich., is expected to start operations this month in
F. A. S. Cuba. refined was fair.
SUGAR 150
A.
were
cents a pound Demand for
futures
to
F.
ad-
To Open Plant In San Juan
Or-
3,000 tons
703
Philtro Plating
was
New
traded,
The Dow Jones 30 industrials were up 7.58 te 638.29. Volume rose to 3,560,000 shares compared with 2,760,000 traded Monday. The vigorous rally was due to the cut in the prime rate. This is the interest rate commercial banks charge their biggest customers
Philippines in port at 6.45 cents a pound delivered. An operator purchased 10,000 tons of Brazilian raw sugar on Monday for September shipment at 6.50 cents. Reports in the market yesterday were a New York refiner had purchased 10,000 tons of raw sugar for October arrival at 6.52 cents. In the world raw market Morocco purchased 10,000 tons of raw sugar from Brazil and 20,000 tons of Mauritius raw sugar. Price details were not disclosed. Ceylon purchased 10,00Q tons from Brazil
Jones
averazes
30 20 15 6
domestic
cents
Jones
(AP)—Ciesing
The
issues
vance since July 29 when
ket. Buying was also influenced by prospective cut-off of extra Dominican sugar supplies for the U. S. market. higher.
Rails,
vanced, 316 declined, and 224 were unchanged. Ituwas the 14th straight session in which gainers outnumbered losers. New highs for the year totaled 84 and new lows 7. Standard and Poor’s 500 stock index rose 56 gents, its best ad-
World Sugar Futures Rally After Sharp Dip NEW YORK \W-World = sugar futures at one time yesterday were off as much as seven points, but later recovered partially on short covering
1,243
In Month; Steel, Autos
+1%
6.
Unch
64% 49% 215%; 4814) 443% 40
Unch +% +% +% +% +16
42
+%
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—% +1% +% +1 +% +M%,
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119%) 4356 275%, 455%, 21% 9%
+% +Y%, + 5% —3 +% +¥%.
53 Val
+1%
Smelt
3058
+ 5%
Steel
8414
+1%
Warner Bs Pics War Lam War Uni
48% 19a 4814
+ 3% +1%+ %
US
Lines
Westg
A
Westg
Wy
Bk
Ele
Worthin
Yale And Towne Yng Sh & T Zenith Market Tone Total Sales
+%
27
+%
55%
Unch
50'4
+%
30% 100% 12234
—% +1% +1%
Higher 3,560,000 °
Of Special
Inter-st Bid
Central Aguirre 23% Chase Manhattan S7'2 Com. Oil Ref. Co. 4% Fajardo East. Sugar 3375 Fajardo East. Su. pf. 28 First
Maule
Natl.
City
Bank
Industries
71)
89%
+1
Pueblo
—% +%
P. R. Telephone So. P. R. Sugar
Supermarkets
532 5%
Franklin
14
Saadttter
58 4% 30 71%
ae
385% 150%
Stores
Ask
14%,
sonehe
15%
14%
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, Angust 24, 1960
7|
Trade Outlook Good Diflon Asks Martin To Be Fou ght For Fourth Quarter Swift Okay Of Within GOP For Sat Latin Aid Bill By JACK uertien
AP
Business
NEW
News
YORK
and nite
Writer
~The - stock
selective pending some defiactivity is definitely in pros-
Martin
campaigns all the time
market is stubbornly keeping its WASHINGTON (AP)—Douglas “We believe, however, that in eyes on the future and. refusing the not teo distant future a broad- Dillon, acting secretary of state, to back down in the fage of some er demand will develep on the appealed to Congress fer prompt rather
glum “business
reports.
basis
of
more
encouraging
news
Its action has Wall Streeters from basic industries.” ses somewhat baffled but pleased. If the economy should develop “The market certainly acts well] trends, Van despite the fact the general busi-}| more recessionary ness picture hasn’t picked up,’’ Alstyne, Noel & Co. expects these commented
the Co.
Eldon
investment
“It’s
cast
A.
Grimm
of
firm,
Walston
&
‘still bravely
some
kind
trying
of
developments:
business | im-
Lowering of reserve requirements of New York and Chicago banks
said:
to further increase the money
“If everyone adopts a cautious policy in anticipation of the tradi-
tional
setback
it
quite
is
may
technical
gest we rise.’ White out why
are
Day,
that
“In addition,” said age firm, “there are
stocks
indications
in
an
props
sug-
intermediate
be
because
credit
“and
of
the
the
a feeling in the
business
fourth
‘‘there’s
will be
call
for
business
industrial
by
average
Jones
this week
hasn’t
throughout
observes
A. M.
the
stock
preponderance
of
if the
spending factors
was
taken
frem
Ane
He
also
million
fund cies.
aid
Dillon told the committee “despite
notable
and
reconomic growth in much tin
America,
despite
stocks.”
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asked
on
TRANSBORINQUEN
PURITAN
the
Upton,
in the President’s
for
America,
ALCOA
to support
Graydon
=
&.
SHELLINES
more
are likely to have
_ SHIPPING
SIX
a
Bank. Police said it probably was dropped by the owner after being
cautious
CASPER BEATRICE SATRUSTEGUI
and
outside the Meadow
over
Antwerp,
outlook
armament - buildup.
The “jewelry,
bag,
declines- and of new highs for the
SHIP HUBRO
T.
authority for a special $100 million program to aid earthquakestricken areas of Chile, and a beest of $100 million, to $250
tncertain,
GREAT NECK, N. Y. #—Jewelry valued at more than $50,000 is awaiting a claimant here.
and the strong
year over new lows. ‘“‘Demand may continue
play
Awaiting A Claimant
list,
advances
Administration
Sgt
doing better than
market,
the
$50,000 in Jewelry
It cites the utility average hovering around its high of the year, the general
was
be-
Affairs
agricultural production, the great majority of the peoples of the : nations have had little improve-
Kidder & Co.
the rail average
Also on hand
bill
yesterday
Foreign
other yield situations such as bonds
prevented a good show of selective strength
the brokermany other
continues
and preferred
better
the Dow
House
dustrial
quarter.”
time
appeared
the
favorable implications on the defense issues, the utility stocks and
se¢
Making
into
“These
approaching
any rate,” he said,
can
rapid
easing
election.
“At
which
including
said he couldn’t figure this is the case but that
may
of
Labor
sup-
ply.
refuse to co-operate this time.
“The
it
after
possible
Dillen
fore
tion in margin requirements to sistant secretary of the Treasury. 50 per cent from the current 70;
provement after Labor Day. William R. White of Hornbkcnecs
& Weeks
3 per cent 12; reduc-
aid
bill he said would help lift living standards in Latin America.
in the discount rate to Committee.
Reduction
2% per cent from the level established’ Aug.
to fore-
approval of a $500 million
~
PAN “WORLD'S
MOST
AML EXPERIENCED
AIRLINE
307 RECINTO SUR—SAN JUAN — TEL: 3-8000
8
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 24, iyev
Full Program Listed For Excha nge Meet The
National
Exchange
Club
ef Puerto Rico will hold nual convention at the
its anHotel
Condado
on
Beach
starting
Sa-
turday, September 3 with registration in the mezzanine followed by cocktails in the Governor's Room. An informal buffet din-
ner
will
be
served
at 8 p.m.
on
the
Pool Terrace. On Sunday, September 4, a luncheon will be held in the Governor’s Room at 12 p.m. followed by an administrative meeting
The
at
2
pm.
Ladies
will present Beauty in Mrs Ana
clothes
by
At
the
Auxiliary
same
hour,
of the club
Laura
Alcazar,
formal
ball
Ada
Frias [
Rodriguez. there will
in
the
be
Fiesta
a
Room
for the coronation of the National Exchange Club Queen who will be selected by a wheel of chance. The young candidates for this year’s queen are the Misses
Vangie
Ruiz
Rivera,
Ca-
rolina; Wanda Megwinoff, Villa Caparra; Angie Such, San Juan; Cuchi Lopez, Caguas; Maritza Nieves Lopez, Aguas Buenas; Sonia
Maria
delina
Melendez,
Martinez,
Rio
Cayey;
Lau-
Piedras
and
a fashion show called Lucy Schroeder, Humacao. Action produced by | On September 5 a banquet in Santisteban with honor of the new queen will
the
Chez
Bamboo.
Models will be Helen Martorani, Annie Nunin, Maria Luisa Byron, Elba Armstrong, Rosa Ricky, Ligia Meléndez, Ilse Sivert, Teresita Méndez Ballester and Myrna Ruiz. Special models for the occasion will be Lillian peewee
Hurst,
and Milagros At 10 pm.
esseeseses
LADIES FREE
be
held
At
3
move
RICOS
PRIDE
i 7 RACES! _
GIN
\
Fiesta
Room
at
p.m.
to
El
the
will
convention
will
Comandante
Race
Mr.
Arturo
Carrion,
assistant
manager of the Banco Popular, and governor of the National Exchange Club, will preside over the convention.
Two
ladies
who
Marxuach,
divide
both
of
their
whom
ar-
rived here recently to spend the fall and winter season in Puerto Rico. eee
Rosemarie Straijer, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jaime Straijer (mom is Josefina Del Mar) will celebrate her first birth-
day
POST Racing
TIME All
IS 3 P.M. Yeer
Wednesdays, Sundays and
Around
Fridays, Holidays
this
Thursday
eee
Madeline
“4
young
friends and the grownups at a party in the pool grounds of the Hotel Condado Beach at 2:30 p. m. Thursday is dad’s birthday as well. Mesdames
~
with
Eve
Carrero
C.
Carrero
and
Barro
will
de
tional
Secretaries
Association
Pat Farrell, of New
and
Mrs.
attended
the
St. Anne’s Benefit Most
Rev.
A. Irvine
ie
Swift,
cis Crocco, man
refreshment
be
at a
hostesses
bridal
chair-
shower
to honor Miss Carmen Dolores Torres tonight at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Barros home in Santurce. Miss
Torres
will
marry
Agustin
Auf-
fant on Saturday at the home of her adopted parents Mr. and
Mrs. Eduardo la Verde.
Gonzalez,
in
Is-
eee
‘
Santurce,
Madrid,
ccs
is
will wed
Walter
Pedreira
Dec.
26 at a ceremony
Spain,
formerly
of
Okla.,
and
San
Juan,
and
School
in
Tulsa,
is a senior
at
of Miami, where he is studying architecture. by José Garcia).
NY HALF
fine every
food night
and except
Floor
Show
Mrs.
Ana
San-
tisteban, of Santurce. Miss Pérez de la Fuente, a wellknown fashion model here, studied at the University of Puerto Rico. Her fiance studied at Cascia Hall Preparatory
ere
at anytime.
Wednesday Night Buffet
University
(STAR
Mj PRICE
STARTING
Mondays.
the
SALE!
missed the last one; don’t miss
COVER
i cosine
in the San Jorge Catholic Church in Santurce. Mr. Pedreira is the son of Lt. Col. Luis A. Pedreira, USA, (ret.) of
TONIGHT'S BUFFET NO
a
ENGAGED COUPLE—Miss Annette Pérez de la Fuente, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Pérez de la Fuente, of
WEDNESDAY NIGHT BUFFETS
same
Mrs. Naand Miss
Plan December Wedding
because of your praise of our
available
group’s
Bishop of the Puerto Rican and Virgin Island Episcopal Diocese, and Mrs. Swift will open their home at 1313 Ashford Ave. in the Condado for a benefit tea and card party this Friday, Aug. 26, at 2:30 p.m. Tickets to the affair, which is to raise funds for the church’s St. Anne Guild, will be $1.50 per person. Each table will have a prize, a painting, donated by Mrs. Nettie Cheney. In addition, there will be a door-prize. Mrs. Thomas Tilley is the president of the St. Anne Guild; Mrs. Iris McConnie, chairman of the card party, and Mrs. Fran-
all over.
The
San Juan chapter of the Nanational convention recently in
York, left to right. Mrs. Ruiz is with Alcoa Steam Ship Lines here works with the Government Development Bank. '
Hernandez
Our Chef,is busting out
If you
“
ENTION—Two members of the
CONV
Pittsburgh, Pa. Above at the conference are Mrs. Wilma Iliff, of Pittsburgh; tita P. Ruiz, San Juan chapter president; Mrs. Digna Hernande z, of San Juan;
The
time between Madrid and San Juan will be honored today at tea by Mrs. Carmen Rodriguez de Perez and Mrs. Maria Rosa Rodriguez de Sobrino in the former’s home. Honor guests will be the Mesdames Carmen Ana Gonzalez de Richardson and Carmen Cuétara
de
es
SECRETARIES’
Slated For Friday
San Juan Brevities
WEDNESDAY at
PUERTO
the
Track where the 1960 National Exchange Club trophy will be presented. The San Juan Racing Association will host a cocktail party following the ceremony.
Every
Cmandante
in
12:30 p.m. Various trophies be awarded at that time.
_
TODAY
Martha Sleeper 106
FORTALEZA
SON
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SOS:
OE
ETE
SE
EF
EOE
wot
photo
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ened
6
eek
‘
SuggesDadt Talk To Kids’ Principal If you
want to teli me to mind my own
have. is a days those
uncivilized.
No
one
can
stand them. When they misbehave their mother says, “Wait till your dad
Fraternity in Arecibo ce-{| ii lebrated its second aniversa-| ry with a formal ball in the Are
was horrified to find thatihe had Shattered
his
’ a
Club recently: ibe Country Pablo Marchese presided the affair attended by
eye glasses.
over
i fF
tf f | é: Hl F i Fk j
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business—ge ahead: Others My husband's brother swell guy who travels five a week. His wife is one of
totally
the Mrs.
rr
LANDERS:
Julito
E
ANN
Alumni|Mrs.
| " fhi fF ;‘
DEAR
The
Chapter of the Phi Eta Mu|Gareias,
Hl ~~
Fraternity Has Birthday Bal ARECIBO—
s
B Aan. Landers Says
OPENING AT DEAR
a
girl
toa
Redelfe Mrs.
Agullo,
Peter
sen
Aguilo
of
you
ways quote
RODOLFOS. AGULLO
have
of Mr.
and
Punta
Las
ANN
14
and
LANDERS:
I
decided
write
because
read from
my
to
read
parents
go
places
this.
where
I shouldn't
associate with forbidden Marias, Santurce, here for several and weeks foliowmg his graduation in people. The reason is, I'm sick dune from the Massachussets of having them-nag me. I'm fed Tastitute of Technology, has left up with having to take care of crummy sisters and brothers. fer New York. always -combing hair, tying Agullo who holds his Bachelor Tm ef
Science
degree
in
aeronautics
and astronautics, has left for Bethpage, Long Island, N. Y., where he will be with the Aerodynamics Division of Grumman Aircraft. At
MIT,
Rodolfo
rowing
He
the
Academy
Parochial Y.
school
‘‘T’’ on the
won
Perpetuo
here,
School and
St.
in
in
his
at
Soco-
Theresa
Long
completed
studies
Academy
he
his
team.
attended
rro N.
won
the
Island,
his
Pennsylvania,
letters
high
Mercesburg
on
where
the
soccer
team. Reheating Sprinkle the
brown yeu
put
an apple _ top crust with
sugar a
and
in
pecans
the
pie? light
before
oven.
shee
laces,
playing
washing
nursemaid
Home means work, and I hate
wonder it? my
I want
faces
and
sitter. and any
to get away
from
Thanks for letting me say—NAGGED AT
have
meed
take
an
answer
chance
on
“TROPICAL Sensational and Spectacular
HOLIDAY“
Caban
Revue
with
a cast of STARS!
and
getting
DEL CAMPO TWINS TEONELA GONZALEZ
ANGE MANCHENO & CARMBLIIA ROGER DULUDE THE TROPICAL DANCERS =
won't print.
I it
can’t in
the
mail. I’m a career girl living at home with my mother and she opens everything. The other with a nice
evening I went out gentleman. He sur-
prised me by umexpectedly kissing me goodnight. I heard something
crunch
in
his
and
THE PENTHOUSE SUPPER CLUB “TOP
OF
THE
ATLANTIC
BEACH
Centinuous
HOTEL”
JO AN BALDWIN
CHARLIE FISK
PROUDLY
Hotel
Her Voice end
gZ GUEST
and
Piano
N.
SHOWTIME: NO
Hear or see THE
show
his
by:
Intercontinental
Orchestra
11:00 P.M.
COVER
CLOSED
Y.)
and
music
CHARGE
ON
-
SUNDAYS
DEE
(live broadcast)
MERRITT
directly
radio
from
£1
Chico Lounge every Manday, Wednesday and Friday at 10:00 P.M., station WHOA.
STAR
Friday
Pierre,
Saturday
TONY CRAIG
! 14
starring
s
DEAR ANN: I hepe you think this is too silly to
I
er
nagging it. Is it
ss:
CLUB
al-
My folks want to know why I like to be away from the house and
SPECTACULAR
am
your column and it. I would tove te
them
THE
TONITE
SANWJUAN For Reservations call Pel. 90-1100, Ext. 215
t=|
TS cere cw
gee Siete;
AN
gees
10
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 24, 1960 5
From Big Business To Baseball, Cuba Is Shedding U.S. Influence Of
By
Associated
The
Two
Independence
the
Treaty
of
might
over American-owned hotels valued
Press
ment or abgndonment
in
ed
for
Cuba
Paris
was
panie’ by U. S. Cuba must enter relations with a
that
Parts under
accom-
stipulation that into no treaty foreign power
endanger
its independ-
el ace
The na! the
United
States
kept
hand on Cuba’s right to intervene
republic’s
Under
tion
welfare
that
threatened
try
apart
in
affairs with if the infant
was
policy,
a pater-
threatened.
when
to tear
1906,
the
revolu-
the
coun-
United
States
resumed control from September 1906 until January 1909 But the United States sedulously rebuffed some demands for a complete takeover and that is another
monument
to U.
the
republic
island
S.
relations
with
There was the financial monument that developed in 62 years. U. S. investments in the island mm 1901 were $80 million.
m
Shortly
1959
around
after
Castro
took
the total
was
reckoned
$1
over
at
billion.
Expropriations
Grow
the $30 million Esso Standard: More
million
British-Dutch
than
30
sugar
the
Shell
Co.
mills
were
Castro
government
has _
in-
tervened—polite way of saying took over—the $75 million dollar Moa Bay Mining Co. It has taken SW
The takeover process has its eye en
Nicaro
°E7e oeééFeoWV
as
three
ABD
Having
|W
There
have
paying off at varying
ments
gratory
workers
the in
pay
the
Jack
Kennedy
It’s a plot.
of
mi-
minimum
come
loses
hopes
nation’s
first
the
eandidate—and
win
in
slide. *-
First Nixon,”
Nixon”
his
Kennedy
*+
about
with long term bonds interest rates. No pay-
have
been
made.
ed quota at a price above world quotations. It provided
ban growers about $150 million year. That has terminated. Even
the Gu-
a
Baseball!
Another monument to U. S.-Cuban relations has fallen. The island
the size of Pennsylvania, with a total population less than the city
of New York, had ican baseball.
taken
The Havana team’s International League
Castro
casualty.
automobiles
to Amer-
place in the has been a
Tourism
voice. to
be-
silent
a
and
the
and “Celebrities
other
consumer
products will not be displaced by Soviet products, however. There remains one other big monument: the 28,000 acres of
land
and
harbor
the
deepwater
on
Guantanamo
end
that
U.
S.
make Naval
Bay
of
on
the
up base
the
south-
island.
It was established in 1903 by mutual agreement. In 1984 a treaty made the agreement perpetual,
cancellable
only
by mutual ’*=F7T Ri
agree-
lll
FEVER
Z
ZZ
KNEBEL DNNOMOMAINWY
Bureau
Nixon.” Next for Nixon.”
group: s
*
but
Byrd
“The
to es
for
People
can
try
rename
Bowles.”
&
him
and
after
results of ‘52 and ‘56, he only say: “Love that jury!” FROM
MAW O®OMWWW SZ
Osvaldo
strongly
may
ask
surrender
base;
the
Castro
press
making noises the base.
about
lege
that
But
has
We
The imhabitants include 3,000 Cuban employes who
about earn
$2
million from private Cuban merchants sell
million
in
ldca’
personnel
have
ing
1,200
ican
dependents
children
civilians
and
on
are barracks
the
includ-
650
Amer-
base.
There
for three platoons
Once
it was
a slogan.
question:
Now
EUROPE
of
the
L MN) 4
the
this
basic
ma-
college.
would
frenzy
worry
-and’
Certainly
of
impor-
some
peo
training—doctors, why does every-
first of all everyone
to
establish
whu
then
an
go
ice industries are expanding at a professions. Who will man them?
far
won’t
lose
all
go to
of
its
al-
elite?
}
go! While filled with
the
emphasis
is
to
college,
greater
wrong.
There
the fact
too.
The
growth
are
serv-
than
boys
the
new
who
will not go to college but who will become Senators, write hit plays, and win ball games. There are privates who will rise through ranks to become generals. College educations ‘do not bring accomplishments, men do. If a nation is going to create an elite, the elite hag to be
worthy of its special so large an elite as almost
‘taste,
quity,
and
advertising
college. During of why the
privilege. I doubt college graduates.
completely
by
doesn’t
that this can be true of Advertising, an industry
college
anti-intellectuality
of
elevate
graduates,
Americans.
the
fellow
The
discussion
that
the
was
infantry
think
it’s
stilled
needed time
when
smart
for
one
an men,
who
general
to
revealed 7
analysis
our
ubi-
a discussion the infantry,
6f
what
happen to the boy who doesn’t go to college. Will pay off? And stamina? And persistence? If not, we in
the
its
didn’t. go
was into
adjutant too.
objective
reveals
Despite
World War II, I remember there Army was putting college graduates
as well throw away “Republic” substitute ‘“‘Timocracy.”
can
it’s a long
and
pronounce.” I But difficult?
To whom?
Certainly not to Puer-
to
Years
Ricans.
was
ago
one
named
with
too—Franklin
of
our
a
nice
and
hasn’t
0 MtI (
ably
as
far
caused
As for the for
as
I
any it
in pro
is
not
Americans
it,
know
problems
difficulty
maybe yet
it
was
still we
by
common
i
(
Baldorioty form you
dif-
to
pro-
for
some
did learn
how
usage
to either
or Castro, may that for Many
I inyears
A
a
a
we have shortened the name to Baldorioty. An example of such is the Senior High School in San
Juan ty.”
that
we
Suffice
it
Baldorioty
TN Cae
most dent
the
a man
entirely
People)
for
“La
say
Baldorio-
that
Castro,
(founder
of
short
\
to
de
abolitionist,
:
call
outstanding
History
coat!”
the
Mini
naming
Seije
one
names and
first
Autonomist dedicated
who the
Roman of
in
Presi-
Party,
teacher,
gave welfare
the
our
in
himself of
our
couldn’t have been a bet-
NOTE:
of
the
Bruno
Santurce,
Reader Seijo rioty” is as
P.
R.
We
will
hard work might just
national
slogams
and
Military. Do it now! i Having conducted getsout-the vote campaigns in several states
of
agree
with
Bruno that “Baldoeasy and pleasant and that deserving
men,
the
U.
hope
service
ABSENTEE
will
Puerto record
a
BALLOTS
permanent
resident
and
election on November
8th by absentee ballot. I hope through the cooperation of your newspaper to conduct a get-outthe-vote campaign here in Puerto Rico to help other continentals to cast their vote in a similar
manner.
The sentee
problem of voting by 4b ballot is difficult, as each
state
has
different
regulations.
Information on _ absentee ballot voting has been sent to me upon
my request from Washington D. C. in
a
book
Voters state
and am,
entitled,
Manual,” laws
a
‘Absentee
summary
eovering
voting by therefore,
of
registration
absentee ballot. I in a position to
transmit this others. I will do
information to this as a purely
voluntary service on a non-partisan basis
to
any
(civilian
of
Just
send,
one
requesting
military). a
card
or
letter
it to
Mrs. Arthur S. Martin, P. 0. Box 1245,
Cayey,
address,
registered
name
P.
R.,
of
giving
state
and whether
in
in
Bermuda,
purely
be
I
v@luntary
welcomed here
in
Rico where the} voting is higher than in the U. S, Mrs. Arthur S. Martin Cayey,
P.
Sir:
voter in the State of Connecticut, U. S. A. and at present living in Puerto Rico, I intend to vote in
the national
and
this
R.
eee MODEST OPINION
Sir:
AS
S.
that
ees
Delano
say it correctly. As to your outdated hunch that “it will be shortened consider-
fur
for
to say as “Roosevelt,” both highways honor
because
difficult name to admit it is long.
to
d
(tl nite *y
to
College
people
problems
avenues
My
a
fi
i! Hl HL
the
EDITOR’S
of us and
}
reveals than
don’t
I
the
‘he
we need college students, they never mention
can’t see why Roman Baldorioty de Castro Avenue even if it’s a “nice name,” “it is going to cause
nounce
a new
you!”
LETTERS
ficult
myself
we ‘need
controlled
it’s
*‘Remember
Maine?”
yet.
bought
much
that
gross
Marines, a 100-bed Navy hospital and dental clinic. The base has been vulnerable: up until recently Cuba controlled its water and electric supply. Now emergency facilities have been installed. a
to
we succeed in establishing this great emphasis on a coleducation, in effect we will have created a‘ second-class
Basically
20
baseball fields, 5 swimming pools, 3 beaches, a 27-hole golf course and 6 outdoor movies to keep them entertained. Early this year there were 3,000
3,000
happen
luring glamour. Why put such a heav emotional and economie investment in the value of a college education? Why are we at such
how
supplies
inside
more
know
pains
lege
it.
sailors,
AWW
citizenship for the fhousands of students who don’t it is true that the headlinés and the commentaries are
upwards of $5 million in wages from the U. S. government and
another $2 employers.
doesn’t
attached
college.
the
If
from Castro’s Cuba.
it
middle-class
tance
GOLDEN
The
GOLDEN
ple ought to go to college for teachers, sociat workers: but one have to go to college?
as
said
that
Nothing
area 10,000
it
’'ve
“See
the
separates the $100 million and its population of about
former
dear,
years.
the future of
Dorticos
nunciation
“Uenry,
10
annual rental check of about $3,300 paid in June will be returned. Meantime, a six-foot steel fence
to
HARRY
urge.
been
Roosevelt. If you care to count the syllables you will notice that this name is just as long as the
—
By
saying there would be no action about it unless it was used against
name
= -—s— ——s— 4 >S=z=
in
gazines
of the
has
Refusal O: Rent Castro has been quoted
about
i
The magazines” are filled with the ‘editorials urging ‘parents to take thought now for their children who ought to go,,to cok lege. It is going to be harder than ever to get students into cok
DIFFICULT? ter choice avenue. Sir: In reference to your editorial it “North or Castro,” (Aug. 15), I
Ike says Moscow can’t put him on trial. Only the American
for for
President
Cuba
Cuba.
Ri
Musi Everyone Have A College Diploma?
Byrd atplatform. of Man,”
of Chester *-
pacts;
has implied
Fidel
iii
*
wants
Wrongs
BZ
aid
WW
AWWW
by the Unit-
There are straws in the winds that “ow around that base: Fidel Castro has denounced U. S. miliDorticos
hii
®
“Pollsters
Democratic Senator tacks the Democratic It’s called “The Rights
land-
+f
we had “Citizens then “Scholars
and
States.
tary
words
U_ S. subsidy of Cuba’s “ig cash crop, sugar, bought on an expand-
Washington
¢
#
well
banks.
“been
"'ll l"»_'"'.iz_£”ivwxT{jW_
wage bill, Kennedy and Nixon will now migrate through 50 states looking for work. s=
Corp.
There was another economic monument: what amounted to a
FLETCHER STAR
boosted
Processing
American
POTOMAC By
Nickel
—in the $100 million class—as
eastern
American-owned. The
millions.
millions of dollars it represented is shrinking. Prestmably American
Largest single investment was 300 million of Cuban Electric Co. There were the $60 million Cuban Telephone Co., American-owned; the $26 million Texaco Oil Co.: $26
the
MO
7
Second
aN
name,
whieh
civilian or
‘
With all my great and deep res-
pect
for
diary,
the
editor
I would
of
like
that
great
to express
my
modest opinion as to why have so many letters been sent’ in response to the magnificent | article, “Long Night’s Journey,’ by Mr. Al Dinhofer.
written |
I don’t think that there ate more
dog lovers than human lovers. We dislike terribly the daily
appearance in the press of. people who violate in one or other way
the moral society.
patterns
establi$hed |
by
But, by one side, a human being attacked
has
the
gressor
by
another,
same
power
for
defending
generally
of
his
ag-
himself.
By
the other side, the law judges and punishes those who are! guilty, trying
to stop
Mr. about
Dinhofer’s the tortures
rational
crime.
article talks to which ir-
creatures,
fend
themselves
can
implore
the
municipal
unable
and
mercy
to
de
whith
only
wi
their
look, are submitted each week Besides,
dog
who
at
pound. |
punishes,
those
responsible for so much ‘cruelty, trying
to
stop
them?
f
Maria Luisa P. de Zayas Vega Alta, P.R, § -: + i
THE
SAN
JUAN
STAR
— Wednesday,
August 24, 1960
|
|
the San Juan Star William William
8. J.
Servier Kennedy
P.@ Bex 13. fan (438 Comercie S&S Ei
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EDITORIALS There Is No Change
driving
anticipated
hopefully
rate
of
ago,
We ? eh Bias as oo? 7
it
fatalities
of days
now
in the year.
presented
traffic
with
regulations
another ray
which
went
of hope.
into
effect
raampeaact alte fio is ths ae
ie
last week should, if rigidly enforced,'save some lives. Perhaps we should wait a few weeks for statistical
proof that the killing has subsided to a rate below the one or more a day of the past months. But if results, in terms of lives saved, are not forthcoming, soon we must face the devastating truth that we, the people, the police and the government can de nothing to reduce tion of human lives.
and
senseless
destruc-
Patience our
readers
in
the
metropo-
of growing
MAADS
impatience.
Qiteo St.Louis fost-Dispatde *T’LL TAKE
in the area, it takes time, lots of time| before every house can be burglarized. Even though they are working day and night, the burglars couldn’t achieve more than 44 thefts in the 24-hour peried ended at noon yesterday. Try as they will, that seems to be the average for every 24 hours. We think it’s pretty good. Improvement comes with
practice,
and
success
will
no
doubt
THIS... AND
Reds Who
encourage
s"By
like to mix
up their calls with, as the cliche goes,
held as evidence
was
in cases
before that court.
the visit to the home.of
pien
of
Puerto
Rico,
and
Then
there
a former tennis cham-
to
a
television
star
and
But
the
one
that
indicates
a
for
the
feeling
they
get
their
hands
on
in
such
a
place
that
That
They left no clues.
was
place
also
the
where
two
He had
*
- -.
@id In of
could
horses
how
to
Project
get
her
property
Bonus
back
reactor
which
Punto
up.
'
too.
‘of the Project At
and
island, Bonus. the
same
the
enterprise
time,
the
The
site
the
western
end
has
been
center
at
on
nuclear
is
gratifying
that
we
have
joined
the
nuclear
of
nuclear
He and
measure
to
the
development
of
uses
energy forthe. welfare of mankind, and not for its destruction. § 3: aye w Bevo adioty barn beia4
was
him
tion
of
the
queries.
fed
him
along
4
the
for
with
This
in
his
So
they
path
they
him.
He
was
father father
millions
listen-
ahead there will be Asians and Africans seeing plain.
the
well. Amd
the
young
They,
him
to
a victim
capitalists
pictures.
man
the
do
an
MCGILL Censtitatiea)
the
who
why
Trial
theme.
not?
music.‘ '
and
se-
makers
of
evil
exploit
the
thing. sons
class.
They
it
him even
had
so,
know
have who
job.
spoke.
men
who
them
for
They
skill
of
asked a
staged
it
writtem the
told
not
know
th
to
him it
He didn't save, of
the purpose
took
down
over made
It was
him
had
did
of them.
the shrewdly contrived patinterrogated young Powers
They went over and checked here. Thev
Powers
colomel He
He didn’t know. the instruments
that he did
a sound
his
safe.
about that. understand
Here we tern. Those
did
but
perfectly
course,
every
his confession.
questions
answer
word.
them. They crossit into the lines and
But
who
worked
with
the
typed
all
the
playwright.
Powers was scared, he said. And, of course, he was. Any man would have been scared. But, he said, he did not want the colonel or his friends to think he was a coward. So,
he
went—buthe
he
were
not
This
is another
and
Asians
didn’t
want
going.
will
te
and
hear.
4
| led
ie
fe
eo
ik
4
«J
wished
.
major
iq
4
*
point
Powers
the
Russians
is symbelic
proof
of all the Soviets have been saying—that in America young men can’t find werk umiless de
the
bidding
money bags. One wonders
of
the
whether
evil
there
men
is
with
too| a careful
psychiatric and psychological testing of our agents. Certainly young Powers was not sorry when he signed the contract. He did not re
gret
it
when
penetrated
ing. they
to do
was
was led to say he dijd not was sorry he took it. He made the flight. He was
into
he- made Soviet
other
flights
territory.
after he was caught-ang
Well And
afraid
they
of the warmongers,
ef the working Staged
was
‘ words) amd
this
money.
obviously
of
He
prepara-
class man. His of labor. The
and was
persuaded
~
4,
revealed
careful
chosen
badly.
answered
the
taken
and° daughters
age on the peaceful side, where we can contribute in
some
had
had
was
and
was an innocent young man, the worker. The wicked imperialists of
capitalism wars,
cell.
cells, ene the. other
He
himself, a humble toiler. All over Russia there were
duced
piece agreed this he
language
quietly.
There
have
“Here son of a
Ma-
of
a
in his
answers
hearing the words The inference
called the
shut
not behave
ing. And in the weeks many millions more of
yaguez College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts was dedicated. It will be the center of research into peaceful uses of nuclear energy. It
know,
the son of a working was not an employer
power.
electric
Rincon,
net
His
aloneness.
were
was,
near
chance.
reality it was twe metal and stone,
talked
|
will produce
Higuero
bioody
He did
Gov. Munoz Marin broke ground yesterday for Puerto Rico’s first nuclear boiling water super-heat is at
no
a confinement ,
stolen. The owner got them back because, he said, he knew how to get them back. It’s like the lady who got a list of pawn shops from the police. Now she knows
Atlanta
would wreck the Paris Summit meeting. Those who sent him on the flight should have told
alone
prove our point that our burglars have imagination, they punched the factory time clock, IN at 3:30 a.m.
at 4:05 am.
”
much
be pawned or exchanged for something worthwhile? Shows they’ve time to spare for research. And to and OUT
THIS...
Young Powers like the job. He regretted he had
:
What -could
NEED
Ernest Hemingway, in “To Have and to Have Not,” has his tormented hero, Harry Morgan, say, “...a mam alone ain’t got no bloody chance...” Im Moscow, Francis Gary Powers was very own government, in what surely was of folly, had weeks before publicly that he was guiity, as charged. All
producer.
bizarre is the visit to a brassiere factory.
RALPH (Editor,
the spice of variety. Witness for example (what are we saying) their call on a court in Carelina where they took possession of four pistols which were being
LT bon’ T
Present Powers As Man Had ‘No Bloody Chance’
others to swell the ranks of the industry. Perhaps one of the reasons your house hasn’t ‘been visited is that the burglars have imagination. They
THIS...
es
a visit, we sense an atmosphere
We can only repeat that, with possibly 100,000 homes
«te
urge
litan area te be reasonable about the oversight of the burglary fraternity which has not yet paid them
ek eeeaes
we
Be
time
A)
Every
grim
i
Patience,
this
Dk
new
the
ee
The
are
that
a crack-
months
It has not> The deaths remain ahead
of the number We
two
ite
would diminish.
announced
about
Se
was
reckless
samt}
the Police Department
on
i
When down
on the highways of 240 in the 236 days has been the pace a little ahead of one
ate We 8.
The number of persons killed Puerto Rico up to yesterday was of this year since Jan. 1. This of slaughter for several months, kitting a day.
He
subjected
was
which sorry
to question-
This is a human thing It is not in the
tradition
of
spies
Nathan
Hale
or
Sam
Davis.
But it was human, and Powers, unlike Hale and Davis, was in the grip of a . new techhique. 2 :
x4
12
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 24, 1960
Report
On
Churchill Warned WASHINGTON (AP)—Britain’s Winston Churchill warned Harry S. Truman about Soviet expansion plans
The Berlin,
before
the
ences
it
reported
was
U.S.
President
went
yesterday.
So
to
Potsdam } others.
did
And after Truman got to the wartime Churchill and Soviet Premier Joseph V. Stalin. he found the Reds defending their land and reaching
grabs in eastern for more.
in
1945, with
Europe
series
of
Knebel the
four
and
articles
Charles
for
Moines Rethird of a by
Fletcher
W.
Bailey
Lo
.
V.M.
ae eae
;
state
has
far
“there
refused
to
the
allies.
for
It made
democratic
United
States
and
Britain,
argued
daily
with
Russia’s
Forejgn
Minister
over
‘
Of Soviet Aims
post-war
pracesses
plans
in
month
;
voiced
many.’
earlier,
on
April
The
Popular
Democratic
jcan
Party
Republic
| ally”
when
condemned
has approved a strongly wor | ded governments of resolution— seemingly directed | existing in the
against
Cuba—repudiating
munist
infiltration
in
Com-!or
the
hemi-/|
be
it.
not
national
it
‘‘energetic-
‘‘all
dictatorial
a totalitarian cult hemisphere, be it
supported
by
Communism.”
Inter-
sphere and an anti-U. S “cam-| The Popular Party resolved to Paign of hate and discredit.” | “’Support the present efforts of the Although the resolution did not Organization of American States” mention names, it obviously refer-| which is currently consider ing the red to there
Cuba exists
tempt
by
ism
when an
it stated infiltration
international
which
is
inciting
Commun-
injust
attacks
on democratic governments planting seeds of hate and cord against them.” “The
most
trated
attack
Communism with whose fense
are
of
direct
and
by
that}Cuban at-| tion.
Obviously
the
Internationabeen l|
able
in
general to the
ques-
to the
resolution
Cuban stated:
Puerto
to realize
Rico,
it
social
has
justice
§ | and reach high levels of general de-| welfare without sacrificing .. .
people
| democratic
sincerely identified,” it added. | respectful of The resolution, passed by accla-| The party
Mation at PDP’s bly, referred also
Dominican
referring
| revolution,
concen | generati -on
our
the
and| “The Popular Democratic Party dis-|has demonstrated by its history in government that in less than a
is against the U. policy of militant democracy
and
government
profoundly
individual rights. further resolved
to
assem. | ‘energetically repudiate the camDominipaign of hate and discredit against
firmed
weather!
Sage CHURCHILL
over
the
had
resolution
e
1500-foot beach
«
Huge
pool
«
Cabana Colony
«
Exotic
food
e
the
on
to
‘“ex-
press its full solidarity with the legitimate aspirations of Latin American countries” of achieving economic and social progress “within real liberty, in its political as well as in its economic and social -set up.”
The
Statenood
Party
executive
;
tinental
Hotel,
party’s
candidates
will
in the
licans
nominated
Luis
appointment
ally
to
meeting
decide
local
spokesman committee
district
dispute
basic-
arising party
said.
The executive composed of eight
is
already
representatives
and_
veral other officers which Garcia Mendez and Rep. do Figueroa.
day
was ?
Time,
faces
alee
almost
Mo.,
News
@ancing, shows!
a
formidable
Dr.
Balaguer,
a
writer,
Water-skiing, Sailing
Golf and tennis
Come via certificate
Ee
«
Trans Caribbean! required - for US
sale and
lot!
se-
include Leopol-
sity
Man in the News
tata a
pro-
president
and_ diplomat, succeeded to the country’s _ presiwhen
under
another
lenge. Hector
have
said,
man
been
the
an
been
succession
awesome
chal-
Dr. Balaguer replaced Bienvenido Trujillo, brother
carried
of
he
had
the
a
that has 1930. But Balaguer
substantial
Administration’s
share
responsi
bility.
No
Philosopher
It was
King
drawn what
before
which
$20.00
COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED A CONDADO CARIBBEAN HOTEL—UTELL, int., reps. proof
of
citizenship
or
birth
off regular
a parent
School
can give
center
The
only
the
of
‘‘king’’
room
National was
the
near
Palace. Trujillis-
ta’s chief of thirty years, Generalissimo Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina. Dr. Balaguer acknowledged his political dependence upon the Ge-
neralissimo.
But
the
change
in
Presidents was more than a substitution of personalities. The Trujillo regime has been attacked
throughout
the
America
republics
for its suppression of political position. Less than a year
delivery
price — a son
NUEVA,
in
fa
the
h
mes-
(Soviet) behind.
famous
Iron {eurtain : said
intellectuals
class
rose
in
and
opago
the
mid-
rebellion.
The
for cash
only
The
the
MARINA,
secret
abroad and
Generai Trujillo adopted of compromise and con-
from
the
Dr.
Ba-
responsibility of imit. He also resigned
leadership
of
the
only
organized party, the Dominican, and other political offices, and let it be known that the President
and other officials of the Government would be expected to make more day-by-day decisions,’
Well-Groomed A a
Bachelor
short man of slight build with shock of black hair, the well-
groomed
bachelor
quietly
about
President
his
work
to
his
goes
save
when
tackling a difficult problem! Somewhat resembling Fiorello LaGuar-
dia
he
talks
with
force
subordinates
and
patiently
determination,
explaining
what
he
wants. His capacity for administration is acknowledged by all,who know him. '
Dr. Balaguer is considéred to be without ambition as a politician.
as
perhaps, to
did
his
would
has
his_
a general
prisoners,
respect for and for the Government
make
free
Dr. the
1,
of
Balaguer
for
demand
Presidential
was
second
Dominican
1907.
he
amnésty
would
use
the
that
individual liberties right to oppése the legally and would
pardons.
tiago,
as
popularity,
announcement
seek
political
contributed
personal
His
born $n Sanlargest
Republic,
parents,
‘city om
of
Sept.
Joaquin
Ba-
laguer Lespier and Carmen Celia Ricardo de Balaguer, encéuraged
his
early
intellectual
ambitions.
He published his first book when he was 14. But he does not like
to talk
about
it.
won was
law school at Santo Domingo
He
i
Laureate
taught,
sity
in
of
1?
a Jaureate for graduated from
the University at 22.
served
ecuting attorney five years as a
offreer
At
4
pros-
and then -foreign
spent
Europe.
Paris
as
of
At
he
rvice , niver-
the
received
hig
doctorate in law and economics. He became Minister to Colom.
bia,
Honduras
and
Mexico. ' Calle
home to serve in the Government,
best
or daughter
LA
thé
pressure from
At 17 he poetry and
at
by
ciliation and placed upon
much
send-off entering
gift High
ALBERT E. LEE & SON, INC. CALLE
said
crushed
laguer the plementing
This,
fice with a big waiting
students,
Under at home, a policy
not a case of philosopher
the
or College.
4
their
miles... this would be one
Churchill's
made
t
Ger-
to
_upon their is going on
revolt was police.
king when Dr. Balaguer into the modest-sized of-
39.50
Cl
on
the tide of Rus-
Churehill
‘
year
resigned
he
held power here since as Vice President Dr.
had
his
whom
of the chief of the regime
dle
immediate
CASINO
CARIBBEAN
No Passport—only citizens
a
univer-
BARGAIN FOR STUDENTS
r
Excellent fishing, «
12
the
through
hold
mean
Poet
ot
Superb sightseeing
May
Service
tricted to students. Glamorous — letter perfect — famous Royalite portable typewriters offered for «
to
‘in
jan
' day |spelled things have
advance
it ‘would
“a address ide fi
Valid for one week only, August 24 to 31, and res-
Klompen Kiub:
on
blem—coping with sanctions voted against his country this week-end by the foreign ministers of the American republics.
become moved
Ferre
a_
York
the
an asRepub-
was
Primaries,
Russian
permitted
he added,
NEW YORK—Dr. Joaquin Balaguer, who became President of the Dominican Republic Aug. 3,
resident
this year, Aguadilla,
had
New
would
met
nominate
Earlier sembly in
| May}11,
matters
Phrase a worldwide figure of speech. Truman’s office at Independence, Mo. former President will have no comment.
Pre-
To
held SunIntercon-
for
the
were
Yo Truman:
Fulton, 7
because, friends in ill health.
assembly. to be Juan
they
served as Vice President,
Republican committee:
A
This
prececessor,
yesterday behind closed doors to work on matters dealing with the election of district legislative representatives, and with an up-
party
during
If
dency
GOP Gets Set For Sunday's Assembly
Yesterday’s
«
Casine
‘‘reaf-
with
went
gravest
Will Fall To Balaguer
people of the U. S. “whose destiny is identified with the destiny of Puerto Rico.’’
The
D. Roosevelt,
Coping With Sanctions
for governor and re-elected Sen. Miguel Angel Garcia Mendez Party president.
«
shopping
Thrilling
Populars
solidarity
the
“An iron curtain is front. We do not know
Russian
become
commissioner, representatives senators-at-large. and
Outch hospitality «
FREEPORT
The
their
from
Heavenly
S.”
of Franklin
sian domination sweeping forward 120 be pais melanevdiy dr kee
12~Truman
The assembly, day at the San
Take pleasure in announcing the opening of his office at: BAYAMON SHOPPING CENTER 2nd Floor, Office No. 212 TEL. x81 by
U.
coming
ANNOUNCEMENT JAIME E. IRIZARRY, M. D. EYE PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Hours
the
death
two, months
conquests,
acti-
concern
next
happened
to be found.’
his
the
world will be decided.’ *“A second Churchill cable the same out the Briton’s fears, ‘I fear terrible
Communist ‘Hate’ Campaign In Hemisphere Blasted By PDP MALDONADO
these
east-
Romania, Yugosand Poland, and
no solution
upon
The Knebel-Baiiey article said: “‘Mr. President,’ Churchill eabled on
takeovers in a May 11. 1945, cable to Truman—two months in advance of the Potsdam gatherjng. Just a
press.
W.
sident
in
communist
in Bulgaria, Italy, Greece
was
a
Anthony
for
Churchill
Femove secrecy from the Postdam papers. An inquiry is under way on how they were “leaked”
bo
the major
provisions
Molotov
vities lavia,
TRUMAN
docuso
interest,
the
vain
on
still-unpublished Potsdam papers. The State Department, which
Periocica y , publishes, ments of historical
among
Eden
Papers
2, 1945 meeting at Potsdam, near of the big World War II confer-
ern Europé—which the Soviets never lived up to. The Knebel-Bailey account said the Potsdam papers show the Western foreign ministers, James F. Byrnes
This was reported by the Minneapolis Tribune and the Des gister & Tribune in the
Potsdam
Truman
July 17-Aug. was the last
including
pa rley
The
SAN
JUAN
Dr.
Balaguer
National
a professor Santo
was
Congress
in
Domingo’s
he was named
electe“to d the and
the law
appointed
Univergity faculty.
of Soon
to the Cabinet and
later,» Secretary of the Presidency. He was elected May 16, 1957 .
Vice
President i
+
on
THE
SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 24, 1960
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be
right
suit nei-
case,
West
clubs
the
will
rattle
before
relin-
lead.
Admittedly,
five-suiter, of tha top
Pass Pass
normal
fense
is
as
what
Pass
can cash his other top club and throw his hand out of the wil-
pie.
The
interest
de-
us
here and the defense is wrapped around West's choice of an opening
lead.
upon
East’s
his
fourth-best
ease
5. cityin Iowa 6. Boulder
21. negotiate 22. division of
defeated. But, before any discussion about
card. The
let me saying
‘Answer to yesterday's puzzle. 27 of the
consequence
palate Ti
on
any
by no
specific
morc
club?
Well,
he
ditions
BUT
munication
East
extra
feits
might
ninth
trick
he
will
with
has
keep
East,
only
ONE
trick that be
BUT
be overshadowed
the
these
com-
just
in
entry-
West
for-
necessary
cases
will
by the number
THE BETTER HALF
28. indication 29. specified time
—
preface this discussion that the result is of
two
will (or might) give the declarer a trick that he might no* be able to take under normal con-
this looks like the place to beat his opponents—if they are to be
arace
Having
tricks to -beatthe hand. What happens if West chooses to lead
14. small pies
9s
he
three tricks and heé-must depend
18. saucy 20. insult
——
divide,
dow. To break this down to easier terms, Wést’s hand will produce
houses 4. fall flower
going into this hand,
not
king
3NT
must
does
and
and
apple
suit
the ace
East
bidding will follow, apy and the final contract is
the
leads
North
3. small
19. barter 20. impolite gaze ‘ 21. this and
INT Pass
as
. Weapons
aT depreea
will
more than a should lead one
Certainly, West can go no {arther than his club suit because
form
iginate#
West
The system
8-24
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13. sea cows 15.Earlof ‘
South
Opening lead: King of clubs
ss
rodent §.“——
12.
we
it won't.
, The bidding:
so
iq. anecdotes 8. devilfish 9. bristle
(chem.)
—he
five
If West
_
54. epidermis 55. spool VERTICAL
49. cord 51. proposal
the
cards because in that case the suit will divide more often than
a4
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54
his
with West
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the
quishing
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pronoun, Cupid
on
is: what
opponent has more than clubs. When this happens
be
off
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or queen)
ther three
129
38. formerly (archaic) 40. ward off
®. personal
result
hands
every time that the club divides in such a way that
i)
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best of
strive for. Suppose that West chooses to lead his king of clubs (or his
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35. general purport 39. leases 41. heroism 42. a buttress
31. 33.
trample Miss
43. to muse (rare)
Gardner
44, employed
34.
destructive
45. observed
36.
insect South
47. diving bird
American
48. prefix:
beverage
Average time of solution: 21 minutes.
37. ignited
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MAMBO
BE
CALLED
A
DANCE?
“It's certainly irritating the way these girls in bikinis pass in front of me every time | go to
to take a picture of the ocean.”
. BUT DONT TELL HER WHICH WAY I WENT, OKAY?
World righty reserved.
LUCY'S LOOKING FOR AKE, SALLY...
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Yesierday’s PROPER
4 rw
20
5S
a
Today
.
he must cards
and
because
should he
lead is
suit does not this hand.
break.
HERMAN.
By
safe
South
Clyde
his top if
the
made
Lamb
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 24, 1960 REX
MORGAN,
5)
M.D.
sie
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By a}
Dal
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FEE IAAAAIADDADIADA AS
t THINK ILL CooK uP.
f. A BiG MEAL AND Pur IT IN PETER'S TIME CAPSULE.
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JUST THINK! 2000 YEARS FROM NOW, MAN WILL OPEN THE CAPSULE «+
AND
EAT MY MEAL!
iT
WILL TAKE MAN 2000 YEARS To
WORK
To EAT
UP
ENOUGH
YOUR MEAL.
Curtis
16
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 24, 1960
JU
babi
FREAK
Sob
bt
What The Stars Foretell
“
GENERAL TENDENCIES: The morning is not good fer taking any chances. And the afternoon
Important you do not irk anyone at home in AM. Take it easy in P.M. or yeu are apt to
and
jeopardize
evening
could
planning
wreck
you
the
have
job
done.
Hold steadfast and you win out. ARIES (March 21 to April 19) You want to run interests in A. M.
out to new Be practieal
instead.
this
not who
Be
careful
to vent your loves you.
ire
evening
on
the
give
vice,
you
one
who
GEMINI
You A.M.
the is
full
(May
21
of
to
you
a
devoted
should
from
doing.
refrain
at beauty shops, etc. Important you hang on
AM
hard-earned
Savings
VIRGO
(Aug.
ip
22
to
Sept.
METROPOLITAN GALA PREMIERE 8:30 P.M. SEATS
other (Oct.
or
you
do
morning
te
not
because
Nov.
get
upset
of
an
al-
comrades and you in busi-
(Nov.
22
to
21) You must follow every that applies te you in A.M.
you
jeopardize
you
from
into you
new do not
Keep
your
job
or
going
out
and
looking
interests. Important aet envious in P.M.
present
security
intact,
too.
AQUARIUS 19) Listen to
which
a wise
(Jan. 21 to Feb. the good advice
friend
proffers
in
A.M. However, do not put it into operation until you have studied it well. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) Try net to become despondent over sugestions of higher-
22)
Phone
A
TUNE
Je
An
OR
TWO—Singer-pianist
Baldwin
entertains at the
Atlantic ‘Beach Hotel’s Penthouse supper club starting tonight. She recently completed a successful engagement at the Cotillion Room in New York’s Hotel Pierre.
TONIGHT AVAILABLE
Hypnosis Okayed SALISBURY, Salisbury board
Mass. (®%—The of selectmen has
withdrawn a ban on night club hypnotist Sam Vine’s performance
at the
Bowery,
a Salisbury
any
complaints.
The
board
age
up concerning one you dike. Loyalty is imperative, show that he, or she is being too critical.
You've got to see
Samn
Davis
Distr.
by
Columbie
Pictures
itCOBIAN'S THEATRES Pictures
«.. $ung as they've never
been totd before!
been sung before!
fear
more
trouble
is
really
it,”
don’t
know
acknowledged
rioter..
“I
guess
why
an we
we
do
arrested -just
don’t
like police.” As
many
as
3,000
rage the o
recks. Once to the
they chased second floor
while they, buikt a bonfire down-}. stairs in an attempt to burn. the building
move.
and
force
the
pdlice
Phone 3-3512 P.M.
‘criminal refuges, a congested jungle of booming houses and dives. The majority of its residents have served time. Police have moved in a 350-man riot squad and armored cars, but the truce is uneasy. A_ police spokesman explained: “The hoodlums figure that if we are kept busy, their activities can go on unmolested. And some actually think they can force us to move.”’
Retreat
For
Nameless
drifters and anonymity.
Each morning tough cruiting foremen line
labor reup their
trucks and spot for up
hire workers on to $4.50 daily to
in
booming
Tokyo’s
the toil
construction
industry. At dusk the trucks return. Some men drag themselves toward a flophouse where a bed costs less than 20 cents.’ Others
straight
to
the
cheap
liquor
By
this
time
work
are
squatting
who
didn’t
those on
the
side-
where a
buy
water-
stands.
filling
Noodle
meal
costs
:
CINEMA August 24
Wednesday,
The
Alligator
People,
r 7 Call Nerthside \ GRAND: Girl in the Bikini, Oregea) Passage HOLIDAY: Suddenly Last Summer, Forbidden Island
METROPOLIT.
NEW
Porgy
BROADWAY:
de Mujer ~ PARAMOUNT:
RIVIERA:
and
Bess
Ei Circo, Palabreq
The
Five
|
Penmes
Please Don’t Eat the le SAN
RIALTO:
Story
-
JUAN
On
RIO
Page
One,
DRIVE
IN:
Lost
im
a
Friend Without a Face MODELO: The Nun’s Story PARADISE: Well’s Fargo, Baby CAPARRA
AZTECA: of the
My
PIEDRAS Harems
Rock-A-Bye
TERRACE
The Giant Behemoth, Haunted Hill.
YUERTO NUEVO KRESTO-DENIA: Please Don’t
Daisies MARTI:
California,
CORCELLES:
medy,
Fhe
The
Golden
Wonderful
Eat
Age
the
of
Co
Una
.
Country
BAYAMON INTERNATIONAL DRIVE
Golfa,
House
Desert._Fury
IN:
El
Mago FAJARDO PUERTO RICO: Escucha mi- Cancion PARAISO: El Potro Salvaie PONCE FOX-DELICIAS: Libel RIVOLI: The Plainsman, Tokie After Dark
TELEVISION | (Listings.
Sabject
Programs listed WKAQ - (2)
WAPA-
(4) Wednesday,
11:00— (4)
Te
Change)
accerding
te
language WIPR - (6)
WKBM - (i) August 24
Documentales
11:30—(4) Telefiesta de la Tarde (ill) The Big Picture 12:00—(11) Em Rejo, Azul y Blanco 1:30—(4)
3:45—(2) 4:00—(2)
“Sobre
El
Abismo”’
Ocupac. Curiosas “Su Pecado de Ayer™
4:30-(2)
Cocina
(4) QU) 5:00-(2) (6)
“Death Valley Outlaw” Film Kiki Hora del Nifio
dei
Hogar
5:30-<¢€2) (4)
Sheriff of Cartoons
(Fim)
Cochise
5:45—(4) Arriba el Telon 6:00- (2) Cartoons “Puria” Club Seis
6:55-— (2)
Cub
Deportes
7:00-(2) “Seraya”’ (4) Una Hora
Contigo,
live
mu
sical
P.M.
(6) Science and Scientists (11) El Candado de la Suerte 7:30-(2) Bat Mastersea, Film (6)
"355
8:00-(2)
ARTHUR MURRAY'S
“CALL NORTHSIDE 777” “ALLIGATOR PEOPLE”
DAVIS. - PEARL BAILEY
eel
ruanos» 1000-45 —. OTTO PREMINGER
HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M.
a
ee
Soe
wee eh a
of em
Oe ie * op hte hem ioe
TECHMICOLOE® - Wi £1 STERED SOONG - sess COLUMBKA PCTURES
Ava Gardner “NAKED MAJA” “THE JOURNEY”
Exclusive engagement — Will not be shown at any other
RIALTO-SAN JUAN
theatre
in this area
during
PAGE ONE” CLEMENTINE”
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POR
COLUMBIA
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y
en
Serie
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Dia
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Friday, August 26. 9:15 P.M. (MEMBERS ONLY)
10:20—(2) “The
Star
and
Story”
10:30—(4) A Casarse Tocan 11:00—(4) Diario Puertorriquefie
(Film)
The oldest restaurant in Puerto Rico
La Wallorquina
this run.
OPENS TODAY AT 8:30 P.M.
Haywerth
Broma
(4) Show Panamericane (6) De Aqui y de Alla
at
SHONEY POITIER - DOROTHY DANDR'DGEel
En
(11) Patrulla de 7:45— (6) Necturnal
| We're having a PARTY
Phone
Abbott and Costello “LOST IN A HAREM” “FIEND WITHOUT A FACE”
nearby
only 10 cents are jammed.
(4) (6)
AMBASSADOR - 12 M.
“STORY ON “MY DARLING
clad-only ‘in
brassieres
(11) Club de Serruchite 6:15- (2) Litulares 6:25—(2) Informe del Tiempo 6:30-(2) “Vida En El Pasado” (4) Ronda Social (6) Ultima Hora y Cartelera tural 6:40— (4) Deportes
Marlon Brando - Anna Magnani “THE FUGITIVE KIND”
Rita
shops
it is a vast retreat for name
less, friendless racketeers seeking
Richard Burton - Clarice Bloom “LOOK BACK IN ANGER” —
MUSIC HALL
at
SUPER
Sanya is one of Tokyo’s largest
Dean Martin - Jerry Lewis “THE THREE RING CIRCUS” 10
melon
to
LORRAINE - 12 M. Tenight
and
have~gathered | MA
stort 1:50 Danny Kaye “FIVE PENNIES”
Preview
panties
to
joints.
TODAY
Shew
the
of them. Prostitutes
AMBASSADOR:
“T
go
For
PARAMOUNT
ripped
‘lence.
But
THE GERSHWIN SONGS
«.. told as it's never
SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT
have
Sanya is an unusual slum. Its residents are not poor financially.
You've got to hear
THE GLORIOUS LOVE-STORY
Jr,
had
feared hypnosis might be harmful to volunteers from the audience.
Dorothy Dandi.
night
club. Chairman James H. Hunt said two of the three members saw Vine’s act and no one made
on the TODD-AO screen!
S:dnev Poitier
about g new
at. the substation five times and sent police scurrying with a bar-
You've got to SEEAT! HEAR IT!
3-2329
angry
walks, their half-emptied bottles iof Shognu (potato brandy) ~in frdnt
come, with a just-completed police substation the main target of vio-
21)
Position. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Secret worry must not keep
in to
folks are
rpelice station. Repeated riots
duties.
23
SAGITTARIUS
today.
THINK.
sure
Dec. rule
MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You could waste the mcrning wondering whether to do inside chores or go out. Come to a decision quickly and_ this can be a very productive day. LFO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Fecling down-hearted is no reason why you should be extra. Vasant
and
tercation between these who advise nes affairs.
21)
which
down on Tokyo’s skid rew. The flopH house
Police
this
greed.
person,
where
concerned.
shopping Be
are feeling out of sorts in and would want to be testy
toward
position is
four-square-mile Sanya _ district in recent weeks, injuring 101.
SCORPIO
ad-
Jume
your
career
home over some slight remark or other, be off early te do the
one
wreng
or
By YEORGE HOSHINO ~ TOKYO (#—Things are Gercieg
LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Rather than become upset at
TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Remain steadfast amd continue with regular duties instead of being swayed by one who
would
Rough Times In Tokyo
By Carroll Righter -.pexnennnanae!
FAI
careful
Skid Row Police Have
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THE
Our Man
SAN
JUAN
STAR— Wednesday, August 24, 1960
in San Juan
OFF
A Look at ‘Look Back’ upon
the
world
and
triggered
off an explosion of provocatively bitter plays such as “Look
Back its
in
Anger.”
hitherto
author,
John
as
of
one.
and
The
play
unknown Osborne,
the
most
unintimidgted
shot
to
family.
Kneale
them
for
She
several
has
weeks.
learned
she
is
hostility
outspoken
toward
vented hin.
of the
decade.
in
a
the
husband
love
affair
with
John
Saltzman Richardby Nigel
MERCHANDISING DEPT: Restaurateur Zick Boiko will test-run-four stainless steel move-
is
able
with
in
hot the
dog
carts
this
metropolitan
week
area.
The
eart’s exterior is designed like a hot dog and roll, six foot long, with a colerful umbrella on top. Frankfurters will be 25 cents, soft drinks 10 cents. If the venture is successful, 50 more carts will be imported.
Burton appears as the trumpet-
Oh,
yes,
anteed
the
franks
are
“guar-
Kosher.”
Pepe.”
Such
the following Claire au Tio
hybrid
Spanish—which
French
and
might be termed
Spench—translates into as, “Clear turtle soup manner of Uncle Joe.”
English in the
Subject
Change)
WKYN-—630 Ke WRIO — 1320NKe WHOA ~- 1400 Ke
WENA-—1,500 Ke WAPA-680 Wednesday, August 24 5:45—WHOA-Showers of Blessings 6:30— WKYN — Timetable 7:30— WHOA - Sports
GRA RARER
- - -when The
film
Back
version
in
Warner
of
Anger,’
Bros,
“Look
released
opens
playing
by
at the
Lor-
with
the
angry
man
a mixture
and measured
in
fuses
people
coping
her
hatred
with the problems of their restless, always-unsatiisfied generation. Because they have nothing they “want everything.” They
toward sitivity.
seem
understands
to
be
“Dead”
caught
between
Victorian
Age,
the
and
a
Burton
and
with
is Gary Raymond friend who loves “Look
who and
their
Back
no
hope.
love,
to
personal
them
unable
unable erally riage
Their
makes
to
what
bitterly
flow
is
verbal
abuse
and vituperation is driving to a neurotic state when
girl friend, Claire Bloom,
her her
609
7:00—WHOA—
F.
Where
Shall
We
WRIO - Hi-Fi WHOA-—Night
Tek
Stop
35738
Nevarez,
Olga
Sanchez,
Marietta
Denti,
donations
to
its Regional
Blood Bank which will next October. Accordi
open here to Dr,
Jose L. Porrata, president of the Red Cross here, the establishment will represent a saving of about $1 million to the public. .
At the week-end party of the Cel. Rafael Montillas, on the terrace
of their beautiful
Casa
sen-
WAPA-Club 680 8:30-WWWW - Evening
reassigned to San Francisco,
Jose N. Ortiz, Carles Touriel, Fernando Cruz, Julito Ferrer,
a quick return visit to the island they have learned to love so
Henry Ruselack, Jack Young, Luis Rosario, Rafael Denti, Vic-
much...Attractive dancer and singer
Dana _ Sosa, now putting
tor Vega
her talent on
tape
Gev.
and
Dick ‘Heath.
John
Virgin
D.
Merwin
Islands
has
to stump
Nixon
in
of
the
announced
for Vice
the
Pres-
forthcoming
campaign. He will start in New York this coming Sunday, Sept. 25...The Public Relations A#soc. of P. R., presided over by Ramon
G.
Casablanca,
will
meeting
at
hold a
its
luncheon
Condado.
The
is
the
initiation
of
a
new
the but
Presidio in they promise
video
“Fiesta in Puerto
Rico”
for the series. ...
It was nice to run into Architeet Bob Alderdice and his attractive Jane, on one of their infrequent OSJ visits. Jane is an ex-newspaper
gal
turned
housewife...
Rafael Julia, owner of the restaurant La Cueva in Hato Rey, left Saturday for Rome and the Olympics...
Ramen
and
in Medicine, and Elba will study for her doctorate in Spanish.
group of members. The secretary for this body is Carles Resa
There are’ municipalities named Washington in 11 states,
Guzman... Maj. Erich C. Mehnert, a veterinary officer assigned to
not counting trict
of
“Take
the
one
in the
a Safari to...
Dine?
9:30—- WWWW
- Melodic
At
the
piano,
GREGG and his Open
AIR
& in
Dancing Town
your
host
JONES “Irafas”
nightly
5
te
Professiona' 5
CONDITIONED
De
Diego
Santurce
Bldg. Tbs
Ave.
Sunday
_—,
Benjamin
SHOW
Hall
Moments
10:00 - WRIO-WFID-FMStereo
Merritt Show 10:30-WHOA-LP Parade 11:00-WRIO-Hi Fi Serenade 11:05 - WHOA - Midnight Matinee WHOA - Dee
Hour
his CALYPSONIANS
TRY OUR SPECIALTY ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF,
and
Idaho
Potato
our
Escambron
Salad Bowl.
$425 WCET At the Ponciana Room Group
BOCHEROS
Ave
and
his
Friday Saturday Sunday
For
reservations
coll
rhythmic
at
Ponciana
10:00
Orchestra
P.M.
11:00 P.M. 10:00 P.M.
only!
MASON
Also:
Lwisito
Dis-
Columbia.
Relishes from the tray
LOS
Elba
Luis are leaving for Spain where Ramon will study for his degree
Varieties
9:00—-WPRM-FM-Concert
was
U4
Resa
home, good-byes were said to Col. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson,
Margarita Ruselack, Froilan Negron, Eduardo Valencia, Capt.
Entertainment Best Foou
Nocturnal Cap
Eee
Daily Juncos
Luz
Baked
Conditioned
Santurce,
Perez,
Berly, Uli Diaz and Rita’s mother Fanny Seeane. The merrymakers also included Marina Sanchez,
bleod
has for
Time
7:30—WFID-FM-—Hi Fi Interlude WRIO-Music For Many 8:00-WWWW- Music for Everyone
Aug. 26-27-28 Spain’s Most Famous Vocal
Cantonese Cuisine
Open
Mohrman, Silvia and Aida Canino.
American Red Cross a call to volunteers
(in its own juice)
Chinese
Air
Nerma
the sent
Yorshire Pudding
PRESENTS
Restaurant
Mexi-
Also on hand to offer eongratulations to Rita, were Hilda Padro, Myriam Brunet, Alicia Nevarez,
Aida
Antilles
Guide
~~.
arrives
CATHAY ia Re
Batista, Trudy Silva, Brunilda
Liaison
the
Club
mar-
the
guest,
were
Scout
on the P. R.-Virgin Islands Council,-Boy Scouts of America...The P. R: Chapter of
Chage Alvarado San Juan, Carlos
guests
Army represent
Rundown
gen-
resents
of
the
to
upper middle-class upbringing of his wife, Mary Ure, and his rejection by her family. His
constant
Movie
= Entertainment
communicate,
conduct
© sts
suf-
unable
termed a “normal relationship.”
Burton
WKYN
WPRM-FM-—Cocktail
plays the somehow
Anger”
Among
to
Brig. Com-
was [Command
Entertainment
special
as
Officer
can actor Carles Baena, who is presently visiting in Puerte Rico.
med
WKYN - Financial News 6:15—-WWWW -Sports Caravan 6:30- WWWW - Dining Music WFID-FM-—Dinner Music
suffering.
in
and
mander,
Hospital,
5:30-WKYN-Ciem Littauer WFID-FM-—American Orchestras 6:00 - WHOA - News
passion
great
girl
Army
designated by McGee, Antilles
Movies Show
WENA - Teenagers
Also involved, on the sidelines,
contemporary situation that holds fering
5:00-WKYN-
He is rest-
of
Touriel
Rodriguez
has been Gen. John
main speaker at the affair will be Adolfo de Hostes, historian of Puerto Rico. Also program-
Spain
rs
4:00—WHOA-— Molly and 4:30-WHOARoy Godes
5:15-
CUFF. New.
the
2:35-WHOA-Variety with Vic WPRM-FM- Music for All 3:15—-WFID-FM- Puertorrican Danzas
question
less, full of anxiety, and given to making blistering remarks and devastating insults directed at everyone around him. Ure plays his wife with a gentle but trapped submission; and Bloom
young
2:00— WFID-FM-— List WAPA- Discoteca
away
raine Theater today. Starring Richard Burton, Claire Bloom, and Mary Ure, the film version is even more dramatically potent than the stage play. It exposes the lives
three
11:00— WFID-FM-— Varieties 12:00 - WKYN - Musical Matinee 12:30-WHOA- Post Time 1:00-WHOA.—Music for One
of self-accusation
malice.
Store from
popular
today at the Hotel
680
9:30 - WHOA - General 10:06- WFID-FM- Music
&
wife’s
home.
monthly
9:00—WHOA-Terry’s House WKYN - Morning Melodies
88 » s
i li:
RICHARD BURTON and CLAIRE BLOOM
Ko
and
furnished by and his Trio
ident
Te
WPEM-FM-—98.5 Me WFID-FM-—95.7 Me WWwww -1520 Ke
7:45— WHOA - News 8:30—WAPA-—Club
attractive
ceRi-
around town, was hostessed by Hilda Nevarez at her O’Neill
his plans
RADIO (Listings
vera,
Libby
sss
LINGUISTIC DEPT: The Hil ton’s Club Caribe dinner menu
sometimes lists dish: “Tortue
A gala week-end party to lebrate the birthday of Rita
street
Osborne.
ses
of further. rejection by him. after she departs, the girl friend’s
fame
authors
produced by Harry and directed by Tony son fpom a screenplay
stay
pregnant, but is unable to reveal the fact to her husband for fear
British
Dinhofer
A triangle is formed but is broken when Ure returns to her
to
THE By Chuck
By Al Several years ago the cult of the “Angry Young Man” burst
17
escambron
2-1140 thru 2-1148
10
Served from 7:00 to 11:00 P. M. nightly
18
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, August 24, 1960
CLASSIFIEDS
3-8400 Ext 72
REAL
the San Juan Star
AUGUST
S
ju
Times
Per
Day
8,
For
2
see
type
#1
1960
Type
No
4
.
Type
.
No.
pe ype
3
Type
RATE
lines
ordinary
1
ORDINARY
2
ESTATE,
reom, water.
KENT
2874
BEAUTIFUL
3 Nairn,
next
to
dade
busses
&
University.
APARTMENTS
$105.
6-0645.
FURNIS ROOM. withHED bath & pri. i vate entrance. Residential
AIBCONDITIONED. INDEPENDENT. $35. up monthly. Block to Pomce de
826 in
new
Hilton and the
Rafael.
build-
Con-
3-0830.
FOR FOR
furnished.
2867
oF
RENT
CONDADO:
avoided.
Avail
3
Nairn
next
Hospital on beach. 2616
RENT SECTION
ez?
temants at no cost te you immediately after vacated. You lose no rent income while looking for tenants. Problems
UN iture. 2843
to
3-3506
no
BOOM: Will pay upto $35.
910
Presbyterian
- 3-8372.
HOUSES
Furnished room
som,
private
must. 2752
Telephone
bath,
Ss
for one per-
private
entrance.
Ith.
fi
2-5110.
a
Have own furnmonthly. 9-0044. 823
FOR
SALE
DONCELLA
GUEST
HOUSE
Marias,
Santurce.
—
308
from beautiful beach Airconditioned. Kitchen privileges. Nicest residential section, near airport. 108 Doneelia St.,
conditioned, all utilities. limen, also local phone calls included. Accommodattons tor 2 persons. $200 monthly. 3-4073
master bedroom airconditioned. fully furnished. Clotilde Benitez. 30122.
1631
2837
2872
VERY
apartment in town 31. Om beach, air
826
Angeies.
ist
5 PM,
foor, bath
2
entrance
all day
bedrooms, WC33 Ext.
past
825 FRONT
luxury
apartments
suitable
for
2.
Near
beach,
trans-
& shopping. Quiet. 24219. 8 Place, upstairs. Available Aug.
823 1901:
Furnished
apartment,
screened. garage, terrace, beach. 2 bedrooms. $190. 2-9479,
SANTA ANA. Rie Piedras: 3 bedrooms, closets, 1 bath, living_dining, fromt porch, Parking, kitchen with stove. modern
water
heater.
$140
Tel.
61370 $21
CONDADO: 2 fully furnished apartments, newly decorated. 3 bedrooms, porches, etc. Parking. Near Swiss Chalet. Rent
$225. 2754
Call
Mrs.
Denton,
4 bedrooms
2858 LOS
ANGELES:
etc.’
Water
Opel
9-0278.
824
garage,
den.
Furnished
Wagen.
Very
Write
Selling
3-0881,
attractive
Box
1960
3-3860.
826 furnished or
unfurnished 3 bedreem home in tovely Bucare. Nice location with view of roll-
ing terrain and mountains in distance. Unusual opportunity fer an adult family. $300 monthly on year’s lease. Telephone Parker, office 3-3788, home 2-§840. 2841 826
Z—16
Calle
San
Felix.
bedrooms, living, dinmg. carport, etc. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. 6-6297. 2738 827 FULLY FURNISHED - 3 bedroom resi-
dence at Altamira near Garden Hills — includes screens, refrigerator, electric washer and stove, hot water, one air conditioned room - Phone 8-2465.
2711 827 PARK BOULEVARD: Furnished beachfront residence, 3 bedrooms. 2 aircondit-
ioned, hot water, ete. Tel. 28136, 2634
screens,
VILLA home,
St.
rooms,
2
del
car
School.
carport,
Will
take
maid‘s
room
2nd
mortgage
SANTA ing. 3
Sale. owner leavairconditioned, 2
linen,
“4
SALE
Frem
one
acre
Living -dining, area. Maid’s room. Don’t lese this opportunity. Cintron Realty, 2-091L, Box 729 Roo sevelt. » 2767 MORRIS:
going
STORES RESTORED
Modern
Caguas. 3-6969. 30
FOR
RENT BUILDING
well.
fashions,
gifts, or cisco.
to
SPANISH
originai
Patio,
825 PEREZ
Road
4 bedroom home, living. diningroom, modern kitchen, 3 baths. maid’s room. 3|- carport. garage. Call 66989. 2676
823
SAN
FRANCESCO
-
Violeta
G-10,
improved
corner
De Diego. 1.500 meter lot, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. servant’s quarters with bath, enormous
heater,
living-diaing,
built-in
cabinets.
rport. Inf halted eei
screens,
porch,
-8365,
5.
water
forest : “Nsertsage University
Piedras.
2853
&
SANTA MARIA: 1434 meters, 33.8 meter fromtage. Includes
renting
Hyde
Infermation Tel.
cas
6-3895.
plans
‘
Ge
ee
Park,
14%
c:
en
Rio
>
architect-
T.V.
9 | 608 Over pn
ee
an
arta,
Airconditioned, Exceiient
private
beach,
bath,
near
kitchenettes.
airport.
restaur-
91175.
served.
Breakfast
ants. 2691
#
916 ANA’S
min.
walk
Over $8. Esteban
te
RIO
—
2730
PIEDRAS
University.
per room. Gonzalez
$3
Breakfast St., 6-1432.
up,
net
served.
876
320
ANTILLES
GUEST
#OUSE,
tn
lovely
Miramar, with aice ocean view. Near Caribe Hilton and Condado Motels, Cool, fhew furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Social
Security
Building,
B04, 4th Floor, 3-0769. Ve-a 174
ASHFORD Rooms Service
with
and All air
Apartment
Ponce
de
eas
SALES
WHCHEK 1@ years ce
-
Television
experience ts a a
tuest
Ashford
Avenue,
efficiency screened
Mrs
conditioning.
House. Condado.
apartments. Hot water. Best
Maid Some
hotet
and
residential section Beach facifities Special arrangements for coupies travel ing tosether. One block from La Concha and
Buided 27927
Condado
Beach
Hotels.
Personal
tours. Telephones 3-6231 and Mrs Aanie De Mauret. Manager
MARIGALANTE
2.3055 Gitioned
-
PARQUE
153,
Phone
Beautifully decorated, aircon. rooms, each with private bath,
hot and cold water. Terraces. garden. Near beach and business sectors Sum. mer rates. Manager, Margarita de Con. treras
1490
UF
ISLAND
HOUSE
mew, informal, in iuxury hotel cing
the
sea,
-
1617
Ashford
Oceanfront area. Large with
private
WASHINGTON
Walking
aurants.
61
GUEST
distance
te
Condado
area.
HOUSE
beach,
hotels,
Private
air conditioned rooms, some ficiency. Sum patio. 2-4026. Miss 2644
—
rest-
entrance,
with efCabassa.
SEACH
COTTAGES
- furnished,
linens,
kitchenette & maid service. § min. to city, next te Marie’s Restaurant, and airport. $6. single, $10. doubie. LAGOMAR COURT - ISLA VERDE Call Mrs. 90278.
Stay
A FIRST
HOTEL
and
semi-private
baths,
9 AM
136
CLASS COMMERCIAL HOTEL SPECIAL RATES . Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays $6.50 PER PERSON Persons
Private
at
MELIA
AMERICAN any
to
Service |
behind ce
*
189 PM
ur
ELEUTRONWS TV.
the
radio
or
LARS |
i-FL
64238
&
ELEVISION.
RADIO
RENTAL
RAD So
your
kitchen
facilities. Het water. 2 blocks from bus. ses, shopping. 3-1481. Mrs. Z C. Steffens, Cacique St. 207L, Santarce. 1020 2579
-
a
guesthouse terrace fa. stairway
BEACH COTTAGE - Comptetely furnished, one airconditioned bedroom, private home. Fully screemed, limen service, all conveniences. Large patio. Fenced. Daily, weekly, monthly rates. Las Americas corner Cacique, Santurce. 3-3091. 2394 ou
THE ing,
DUFFY'S old beach
cooms, all with private
Road.
near
9-0149,
private bath, some some air condit:oned.
and
San
Juan
bus. All Isla
From rates Verde tal
OF
MAISON
BLANCHE
single
air
terrace.
rants, all air. For
aave remodeled charm. home, and sow offer
with patio,
One minute to beach and 57.50 single, $10. double. include complete breakfast.
Call 382
theatres, busses. conditioned reoms.
Guist
conditioned
frouse.
Double
rooms
with
bath, Near beach. Sua terraces. Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner77 Wilson. Manager Beatrig Racini T. lephone 3-2936, ° 402 UF
SILS BEACH HOUSE -. directly on the beach. Roll out ef bed inte the water. Airconditioning by the trade winds. Breakfast included. Outdoor barbecue at your disposal 1859 Atlantic, 3-233L, 1384 UF raFtT
GUEST
BOUSE
—
faft
53.
Each room with private bath. airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance. cae rates by the month. 2-0887 or
residences high First
available from $24,000 Federal fimancing.
Robert
to
beach. Spacious, modern, airconditioned roms. From $9. single - $14 double, ae am excellent breakfast. Phone -1779, 1364 uF
AUNT
family
served. 600
JENNY'S:
Guest
atmosphere.
1859 McCleary
House
with
meats
Ave.
3-6802
Tel,
us
LAND — im small or large immediate development or ation. Residential
Tschudin, Realtor
a
Delicious
with
ALT— AMI Low priced, RA well lecated and skillfully designed. Three bedrooms with good kitchen, well planned living area and 525 meters to assure space for chil *s play. Only $20,800 with mortgage financing. @
TELS.
3-5315
‘
ov TV
in a Room)
make
'
& SERVICE
Leén
401-402,
UF
HUUSE
2120-1122
PAN repair
Verde
7m
Box
pervect:
2-04 or 52 8-1269.
ee
of
ance cash Others, Senne; Se Francisco. Cintron Sects, Realty, 20911. ance
$15,000 at 6%. ‘ ‘Nea
busses.
property, - Must & after
Mornings
824-26
BUILDINGS FOR SALE building,
price.
venida 99}
APARTMENT
bargain
double
oA
2598
sell,
HOTELS Isla
:
office.
826/09
-
to
6.25 ACRES, modern house, 3 bedreoms, 2 diningrooms, kitchen, bath, hot water.
sa. mt. Reason price. Telephone able 21463. | work guaranteed. Tet 9-068, 2638
POSADA
oF
for inspect-
Guaynabo 2377
china,
stove. Calle Rental \.
—
90774
FARMS FOR RENT
MARIA: Quick bedrooms, 2
EXCLUSIVE
FOR
BARRANQUITAS
&
Open
Las
FARMS
R. P.: Beautiful airconditioned bed-
Immediate possession. ion. Call -3.2375.
9
CONDADO: Beautifully furnished one port, etc. Unfurnished. Has bedroom apartments, airconditioned. | Cordova 656 Puerte Nueve. maid service. 67 Santiage Iglesias, cor- | informatica telephone ner Condade St. Weekly rates. 2-9279.
NEVARES. 17 R24, 3
827 bedrooms,
3
screens.
Hi-Fi,
kitchen electric
References
centract.
heater,
Station
car
and
2 year Juan.
ALTAMESA:
824
cabinets, 2750
fruit
air conditioner, modern built-in oven, refrigerator.
2835 BUCARE:
furn-
2
mo-
residential section Juan. Large yard
TV, with
required. 340, San
trees,
furnished
with
washer.
for
Beautifully decorated, one of city’s exclusive areas. Daily, weekly or
APARTMENT,
completely
dern 2 story heme im 20 minutes from San
bridge.
Sat., Sun.
829
SUCHVILLE:
Punta
House 2-2378—
for
LA
yards
ATTRACTIVE home f. beautiful porches, 3 swimming pool, garage. facilities, telephone,
upstairs, block to 23423. 27
72
San
partly
om
bedreems and 3 baths,
HOUSES
829
McLEARY
—3-8400
4
PROPERTY FOR SALE
hot 12-4566
2615
portation Yardley 26 2773
DIAL
the Caribe
Lagoon.
RENT
or
located near Call 81269.
ished,
insertion.
terrace, 45. Tel.
Grocery.
APARTMENT
Condominium 1956
Presby-
IN PER-
monthly basis. ideal for transients. #1 Caoba St., Punta Las Marias, Santurce. 2842 92
Advertisers are requested to report any errors immediately as THE SAN JUAN STAR will be responsible for only one in-
Pence
FOR
HILLTOP HOME, panoramic view of mountains & ocean. 4 bedrooms (1 airconditioned), 2 baths, livigg-diming, sereeas, phone, garage. Large yard, fruit trees” 2 yr. . lease.
827
SEE FRANCISCUS ADVERTISEMENT
rent. mest
DEADLINES
kitchea, Castille
above
2 19,
HYDE PARK: Unfurnished 3 bedroom apartment, servant’s quarters. Best section. Water heater, stove. Conveniently
OCEAN
\ll ads must be submitted before 12 noon on day before publication weekdays, by 11 AM. Saturday for Monday paper.
porch,
beautiful furnished kitchen, all brand new equipment, ready fer occupancy. Apt. 6A
AIRCONDITIONED
Ext. uxt.
3-4046. 827
2838 °
TYPE
bed-
img facing
After
type
4
Save Time And Money
Los
a
3-8254
or
FOR
LOS ANGELES: 2nd living-dining. kitchen,
All neellations) must be submit ted ik re 12 noon the business day betore publication. An ordered ad Must run at least once.
correct
beachside
3-7374
moderna
PONCE: Modera apartment furnished unfurnished, wel lecated. 3 bedreoms, 2 baths, dining, living-
3
as
ordinary
Cali
BEST EFFICIENCY at low rate till Dec.
type
RATE
2 lines
No
as
ARECIBO.
Unfurnished
reom apartment, diming, living baths. Dos Hermanes 160, corner Ave. Norte. 36963. 2378
OFCA-
2854
RATE as ordinary
SAME SAME
No.
RATE
type
|
bedreom
826
SANTURCE:
Con-
or in
HOUSES
best apartments and houses for rent, furnished and unfurnished. FRANCISCUS REAL
as 5 lines ordinary type
SAME 4 lines
5
terian Hespital on beach. COME SON 9:30-11, 3:00-6:00.
below)
Type No. 5
in
town.
La
HOUSE 14 acres
2ENT
2865
buildings
Condado.
FOR
CONDADO: Furnished apartment, living room. one bedreem airconditiened, big kitchen. Magdalena 1156. 2-973.
professional
Apartment
from
APARTMENTS
tines—
SAME
3
across
near
home 2345
Mir.mum charge for single insertion, ji4¢ Above rates apply to solid set 5% pt. type
NUNIN:
sale,
YEY,
Consecu
for. 3 line)
ESTATE SERVICE
cha Hotels, for GUEST FICES. FARM fer sale,
3) 4) 5) 6) 19 30
space charged 5 words per
profit-minded
ANNIE
|.18).18{.17/.17!.171.16).45].14
Minimum fe nite
oriented
for
Rafes & Information EFFECTIVE
REAL
eperation. Has sold ever $4,000.009 worth of property this year. 3 Nairn, next to Presbyterian - 33506, 3-8372. 2869 827
CLASSIFIED ADS Rates Per Line tive Insertions:
FRANCISCUS and
APARTMENTS
ESTATE
3-8254 DIRECT LINE
parcels, for® for specul-|
Ms
z
‘
SERVICE
HELP
149,
1959
V-8
TRUCKS FOR SALE EXCEPTIONAL. VALUE: 1960 FORD
4
door FORD, power steering... power brakes, and radio. Excellent condition. 2015 Bayameon.
WANTED
EARN $200 — PER
65049.
WANTED
MALE
WHY
SUY
dewn
a
USED
payment
and
CAR?
With
$275.
$44
ments, you can own
LANGUAGE YOU
a brand new. econo
other
LEARN
g z 6
with
Benedict
Santurce,
75 DE
DIEGO
truction.
Phene
the
BENEDICT
— Ope 1958 and ot
the
SCHOOLS
in
- PSYCHOLOGIST
STREET,
Wilson Streets. individual ins-
3-5144.
GEORGE WITT Relist Cieieien
1959
Models
SC
your
DISTRIBUTORS o i
LLANEOUS HEALTH.
SELP
WANTED
| [|
lz
li|
5
RENAULT Fort
Testing — Treining
Cell
SAFELY!
NEW 900 CALORY CONCENTRATE.
FOOD
ARE
YOU
Spain,
ONLY at
98¢
FOR
8 OZ.
CAN
your complete pharmacy EAGLE DRUG
sail
as
YACHT er
size Imspector or Resident
Ponce
at Club 2875
1957
$1200.
21878,
Bex
269,
See 829
offer. See at
CASIN
leavimg,
CRUISER,
22°, best
Turismo, Stop 8. | Pree tanles
must
sell.
2-6203.
2361
We La
FURNITURE
FOR
accounting
or
statistical
werk.
Excellent
used
dependPlease Caparra
FLOOR,
2000
sq.
Call
only
7 months
bowie’
Muebieria Sas Juan
THE
work,
DETECTIVE
oldest
HOSPITAL
call
317 ‘Fortaleza 3-3102
St.
Sap
in the
America. Uniformed
Juan
ALL CITY PLUMBING -—- Stateside experience. Factory & building maintenamce.
couch,
MUSICAL PIANOS
-
INSTRUMENTS
DIRECT
from
factory.
re
condition.
bein
10° x & playhouse,
chair, rocker, baby carriage & 3-7483, 2855 BEDROOM
ette,
6
car
Call 6-0645.
2-105L.
$12
BUREAU: im Latin
MOVING MOVING:
WHO
&
STORAGE
moves
you
is
as
24 HOUR
im
EXTERMINATING
SERVICES
tables, $108. Also bed. 2150 Cacique,
FURNITURE;
chairs,
$50.
FOR CLASSIFIEDS Tel. 3-8254
3669, San Juan, P. 20664
R. 30
SERVICE
on oll makes Phone 2-3013 Ext.
Fees are very reasonable. Phone Joel Filler at 6-6645. =
a
jobbing.
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION Engineering Specialists
BEDROOM; DININGROOM (rattan), stove, washing machime. vacuum ciean-
er,
&
GENERAL COOLING CO.
full keyboard. Treated for tropics ano termites. Fully guaranteed. Also rent for $12.00 monthly Musical Trading Co., Inc., 1853 Ponce de Leon Ave., Santurce. Tel
Call
__
alteration
REFRIGERATION
$425 00
HIDE-A.RED
good
32-9381
Construction,
Sewers & drains cleaned electrically. Installation of home appliances. Work | Guaranteed. Telephone 7-1327. Munoz Rivera 1000, Constructora Garay.
CALL 7-0889 SIMMONS
COMMERCIAL
79 | 2778
modern
Night Patrols, Bodyguards. Guards, Payroll Escort, Con Investigation. 1072 Fernandez
&
supervision, feasonusing MARY CARquality paint. 7-2234. g14
PLUMBING
rubber
2644 CONTINENTAL BITECTIVS The most -ompetent Agency
Continental able rates, TER’S high 2662
CUMPANY
1872
BUREAUS
SERV917
RESIDENTIAL
SUPPLIES SUPPLY
masks,
2:5511,
ELECTRONIC
PAINTING estimates,
926
meters,
fabrics and colors. new and distinctive
custom
Rico's
ONLY $225
ft. private
of
ur
&
effers h a 7 ppli and equipment. First ai@ & Oxygen kits “rotective clothing and equipment. Lab tatory supplies and equipment. Thermo.
UPHOLSTERY
YOUR CHOICE of Make your furniture quality
ch:
and antique styling. Reasonable rates, estimates by appointment. Panet Upholstery Service, 3-0188. 2505
States. No gas available where we live now.
COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR SALE GROUND
and pick up. Luna esq
CUSTOM
Highest
SALE
NORGE GAS DRYER scholastic record, hardworking, able. For personal interview write Miss Santiago, Box 10881
deliver Lama,
lames, tease feo
Puerte
HOSPITAL
TABLES
$26 | Telephones 24849 and 30982
1@ LAPSTRAKE “BARBOUR” boat, mahogany, $1,800. completely equipped, trailer & Johnson 40 HP 1960 moter, all new. Ernesto Cortes Central Coloso. Tel. Aguadilla 1501 or 1585. 2769 95
|
BANQUET
Naautice.
OWENS
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Mice Turned White During Space Trip
Lumumba’s
broadcast
was
telling
By
of
space
The radio said the black mice were of a special breed, highly susceptible to external influences, and high energy rays turn-
their
coats
from
black
into
white “This allowed the scientists to determine the hazards of cosmic fadiation,” it. said. But only yesterday the Soviet Mews agency Tass stated that there had been no change in the pigmentation of the mice’s dark skin.
Oleg Gazenka, a worker in the Soviet Academy of Sciences, said the black mice would grow white hairs if they were affected by cosmic rays.
Man Pays For Bike Stolen Years Ago PORTLAND, Ore. (AP)—When Frank Turnbow was 8 years old, someone ran off with his new bicycle. Now, 33 year later someone has sent him a check for
it
Turnbow, now 41 and manager of a Portland apartment house, seid he received a letter and check for $40 from a woman in Springfield, Utah. He said the woman wrote that someone
in
the bicycle added
her
in
family
1927,
had
and
taken
that
she
“Tam mailing my personal check to you to pay for the by¢eycle that was stolen from your home when you were a young boy.” Turnbow did not disclose mame of the woman. He did he will use the $40 to buy a bicycle. daughter
J. M.
NEW
the news conference in Moscow Monday when four mice— two white and two black—went on display along with the two star performers, Belka and Strelka, the dogs who came back from
ed
Key Factor
U.N. Position Enhanced In Congo
LONDON (AP)—Black mite turned white in outer space, radio Moscow said yesterda, in a puzzling report on the Soviet animal venture into orbit.
The
Reversal
ROBERTS
YORK
(#—Although
the
full meaning of Monday’s apparent turnabout by Premier Lumumba
cannot be judged until more of the background is known, the Positien of the United Nations and its Secretary General appears to have been enhanced by the Congo matter.
There
are
those
who,
the
News
Ausivei
every
U.N. .
yolved
in.
in a crimaby sis sis, express fear that the whole future of the organization will be undermined. Yet the U. N. has been moving steadily since its first years toward the point where it can act instead of merely talk. In the Korean affair, 10 years ago, it could act only in the absence of Soviet Russia. In the spotlight of the Security Council,
thé
Soviet
has
now
gone
not be subordinatee to the political wishes of the Lumymba_ faction in The Congo.
The
Lumumba
statement
that
he will not press for more, since his original demand for removal of the Belgians is being carried out although several other de
mands
time
is
of his most important interpretations—that U. N. forces should
were
refused,
is
an
odd
follow-up on_ this Hammarskjold victory. On. Sunday the Russians failed to press their demands in the U. N., and Lumumba’s state-
ment Beer
was
ee
erg
issued
by
a Red-tinged
associate
after
a conference
the Soviet amabassador ville. Immature
It’s
not
Politician
reasonable
that
the
only
Soviet
Belgian
mumba
will
to
angle
interest, be
or
satisfied
Election
Relations
Board
by
was
the
National
held
at
the
morrow
‘o
12:00
Noon.
Samford
from
control
DAMIAN
Employe
MAYAGUEZ
LUCIANO
NARIO 60 — 1375
EX-PARTE SOBRE
PORTAR
ARMAS
ROBLES
PETICTIO-
CIVIL NUM. LICENCIA
CS— PARA
(RENOVACION)
EDICTO El pet Nitta per su abogado, LCDO E ALCARAZ ¢ \SABLANCA, ha _ radieadv svlicitud de tcencla para portar y armas de fuego je acuerdo a una Orden dictada por este Honorable Tribunal al efecto, y a fin de que cualQuier persona que asi lo desee pueda comparecer y oOponerse a la solicitud, expido el presente aviso para ser publicado por jo menos en tres veces durante el termino de quince dias en un periodi
co
en de
de
esta Isla May iguez, 1960
SECRETARIO SALA
POR:
los
de
mayor
de Puerto Rico Puerto Rico a 15 ARSENIO
circulacién de
agosto
RUIZ
TRIBUNAL SUPERIOR, DE MAYAGUEZ.
GRACIELA BE (Secretaria)
LA
PAZ
with
a To-
this immature
politician.
Whatever it may be this time, the U. N. shows no sign of swerving from its eriginal intention, to
can
be
established
from
within,
For this purpose it. is constantly reinforcing the troops assigned te
Hammarskjold. ; By doing so it is moving boldly in a new type situation, with a new
approach.
Not
only
plenty
of troops, but with an avowed Purpose of providing necessary
economic aid to keep the country running
in the
This
is
meantime.
intervention—with
national
police
and
neutral
governmental
inter-
substitution
of
operations
instead of turning the program impose order from without until it over to a local government.
et caaepmenmeemngeecgnes
along
with the majority at three major points regarding The Congo, even though she has not been in full accord and is suspected of subversive action behind the scenes. But the collective opinion of the U. N. has been at work.
This
growth
U.
N.
in
activity
has
in
power
paralleled
of
the
in
the
the
growth
Secretary
Gen-
eral’s office. Dag Hammarskjold assumed from the start that he was not merely an administrative officer, but that he should Suggest action, and interpret and execute general instructions from the Security Council and the General Assembly.
He
has
just
been
upheld
in one
To Work ‘Til He’s 100
—
UNION, N. J. (AP)—David C. Austin wants to keep right on working until he’s 100 years old. That will be in one year.
Austin
has
been
hard
fact,
Austin
Ree
at work
all his life. He’ll was at his cash register in a super market to celebrate his 99th birthday. For him: “Just another day.”
In
See
believes
his
love for hard work is the reason for his longevity. “I would have been dead years ago if I had taken my friends’ advice and retired for good when I was 65,” he said.
\
NUNS FROLIC—W hat do nuns do on vacation? Here’s what Sisters Ruth, Agnes . and Rita do. The three were in a group of seven sisters of the order of St. Benedict in the Seattle Archdiocese who spent last week at the seashore near Grayland, Wash. They brought extra habit: s and each afternoon hung their damp ones on a line behind their cabin to dry. The Rev. Mother Placidia, prioress of St. Placid Priory, commented: “The sis ters gained a lot—both socially, physically and spiritually.” (AP Photo.)
Basic Wage Hike In Textiles Here
Onco-
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the
Lu-
Katanga.
Labor
es expressed their desire that they did not Want the representation of the Union; 46 emplovees were for the Company and 20 employees only were for the Union
SALA
was
that
always brings a new twist
the say his
fogic Hospital Job site by all the emPlovees of AC. Samford Overseas, Ine on Friuiav, August 12, 1960 from 10:30
AM
believe
period or nonaction as long as the secessionists
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Sef For Sept. 3 STAR Washington Bureas WASHINGTON—Higher minimum wage rates were ordered into ef-
fect
Sept.
3
in
Puerto
Rice’s
needlework and fabricated textile plants by the U. S. Departrhent of
Labor.
The
wage
ly minimum crocheted
order
increases
in factories
slippers,
hour-
making
leather
hand
bags and knit gloves from 67 to 76 cents hourly. A new 82 gent minimum will be applied to dun garees, slacks, and other oper.
ations fants’
this
on crocheted bootees. The
classification
hats and. in minimum in
is now
75
cepts.
The hand crocheting and handembroidery of crocheted hats ‘and
infants’ booties and dery of knit gloves
ject
to a 60 cent
hand-embroiwill be gub-
rate
instead
captured
by
of
50. The current 77 cent rate) for the general classification will be increased to 83.
Detroit
was
jithe
British in the War of 1812, bot was recovered by the United States
a year
later.
|
ep
ae at
;.
rains
during
the
past
week
forced
the
blue waters several miles off the coast of Puerto Rico, resulting in a lack of blue marlin
in-the
area.
However, Lucien Miathe of France, a guest of Dr: En-
Fique II
Milan
aboard
Sunday,
luck. for
had
Mialhe blue
caught the ever seen. He
the
some
had
beginners’
never
marlin
fished
before
first
boated
Angie+-
one
a
and
he
394-pound
was
caught
by
Stern
caught
a
24
spearfish
visiting
of
pound,
(Tetrapterus)
fishing on the Sea Little is known
fish
or
its
general marlin
habits.
appearance but has a
uous
dorsal
The
local
there
proximately in the past
II. this
has
of a long,
boated
is not have
the white centi-
number
waters
However,
foot
fin.
exact
from
It
~ of
the
He then hooked two large
a
group
of
sharks.
The
sharks didn’t get all his tuna, forthe half-tuna still weighed 73 pounds. The fish was dishae for Garcia’s peint toBonito And Bass There were many Bonito in the area this week, fish which
averaged
between
Pounds. Sam wich, Conn.,
20
line,
Overall
ing
for
lakes
ly
he
black
are
and
25
H. Casey of Greencaught the largest,
of
bass
filling
muddy.
catch
would
reports
over
the
other
have
had
struck
out.
lake
fish-
and
Chief
Harvey
the
put
the
second
game
inning
on
when
The team,
is very strong, on pitching.
Ash
the
Marines are a well-rounded making as few mistakes as
possible. Marines
Naval
with
-
Station
and
Waselchalk.
©
Belcher;
informants
the
From
Guantanamo,
bert E. Thomas, 41-84;
Eugene
Back
Ro-
Guantanamo, Townsend,
43-
Guan-
tanama, 39-45-84; Robert L. Herrin, Guantanamo, 40-46-86; William Whalen, Trinidad, 45-4388; Lester Russell, Roossvell Roads, 42-46-88; Anthony Crestia, Roosevelt Roads, 45-44-89; William Stockstad, Guantanamo, 40-49-89; Melvin Chapman, San Juan, 4249-91;
G. W.
Pratt,
San
Juan,
42
49-91; John Galvin, Roosevelt Roads, 44-48-92; W. Wear, Roosevelt Roads, 46-47-93; W. P. Robertson, Roosevelt Roads, 48-4694; Lewis Crosier, Roosevelt Roads, 45-54-99; Joheph Eary, Roosevelt Roads, 48-5402. Senior Division (45 and over)— Robert Carr, Trinidad, 47-43-90; Fred Luna, San Juan, 47-45-92; R.
Touart,
Fred P.
San
Ermis,
R.
Bower,
104; Earl 63-52-115.
Juan,
42-51-93;
Trinidad, San
49-52-101;
Puan,
5054
San
Juan,
Bennett,
(Continued
From
MUNOZ
superheat
Rep.
steam.
Holifield
Rincon
power
hailed station
both
the
and
the
Nuclear .Center. as “milestones” in atomic power development and said they
would
undoubtedly
tribute te this new fieldSpeaking of the importance the
Mayaguez
nuclear
con-
of
center
which is to serve as a training center for scientists from throughout
the
hemisphere,
Holifield
said it would contribute not only
to knowledge
but
also
to US.-
Latin American relations. Holifield also contrasted Puerto Rico with,a “nearby troubled island” which is seeking to develop its resources “through the method of authoritarian control, Playing
the
flirting
with
visors.”
“I
dangerous
game
Communist am
sure
that
of
adthe
Page)
democratic
society”
de Jesus, :46.8, Jose Villalongo, 47 flat and German Guenard, :47.2.
Rincon ceremony, referred to Holifield’s address stating: “whlie we love the people of Cuba, we ean only agree briefly with its government on other things.”
Vega,
is alternate
who
has
done
Ramon
:48.2,
but is primarily a sprinter with a :21.3 mark for the 200 meters. Another
possibility
14
feet
for
10
points
inches
is
in
After the hour and'‘a half long groundbreaking,
the governor left
the official party an aide said, in country barrios.
Cas-
Rau! Rea refuse to
the
confer-
government,
the
would
Cuban-U.
lead
to
S.
pacts
main-
with
isters Latin
American
ize
the
negotiate
security.” Turbay
its
United
differences
with
States.
Colombian Julio César
Foreign Minister Turbay Ayala said
Soviet
Union
er
conference.
efforts
the
the
But he said Colombia and other
anti-
demonstrations,
com
that it is Communist,” Turbay Ayala teld the Organization ef American States’ foreign min-
iet
nations
“to
protect
Cuban
opened Cuban
the
. jeo-
unity peace
and: and
* moderate
Ayala’s
on
Sev-
util-
revolution.
pardizes hemispheric threatens continental speech
see
and
general
debate
issue.
_ CAP (Continued Frem Page 1) “God has enlightened us,” Fiores said, “to the realization that we
cannot
to campaign, three nearby
have
faith
in
any
of
the existing parties or in any of its gubernatoral candidates. That is
why
He
wanted
party.
Therefore,
other
candidate
us
to
be
a
for
contradiction
against
form
to support
a
any
governor
resident commissioner own would be against ef God. Why? Because
or
but. our the will it would
and
God
is
contradictions.”
Flores disclosed that the party will announce its own candidates
for governor and resident com: missioner this Sunday when both names wilt be submitted to the state department. Noon this Sunday is the deadline for the CAP to file petitions fer the inscriptions of the party to participate in
the
elections.
Flores said that he had idea how many petitions 70,000
Other members of the quartet and their best times are Ovidio
Luis
that
Cuban
the
munist world. { “My country does not contend that the government of Cuba maintains military or political
tained tight security measures. Earlier Colombia called on Cuba to reaffirm adherence to the inter-American system and
very strikingly demonstrated in these islands of the Caribbean.” The California legislator prais-
gressive
at
Rican
fearing
party
building a better way of life. Mufioz, speaking last at the
Also available
Costa
still
differences in the democratic and Communist ways of life will be
ed the dedicated leadership of Gov. Mufioz and also Puerto Rico’s demonstration of a “pro-
Back
a
characte by r” re-
aid from
T
(Centinued from page 1) Authority, is scheduled for com-
pletion in 1962 and is designed to produce 16,300 kilowatts of electricity by means of nuclear
Page)
to
here,
The
American
lake
41-4384;
condemned
disagreement
of a threat
GOLF
a’ prelude
tre and Foregn Minister have said they would ence
said
more
they scored two runs. A triple by ; Juan Herrera and the homer by 6% inches. Ash, the winning pitcher, accountThe Cincinnati Reds ed for the elinchers. The Marines pushed across one bases in their first 28 Fun in the first on a walk, an this spring. error and a single. The Marines’ opponent tonight, Antigua, has been undefeated in three games. Although the visitors have only a 10man team, the squad aecent
Qualified
the
is much
Until
be
hemi- rstand
campaign
cleared
Marines
sphere
te
the
was
pole vault. Last year, as a school student, he tied for in the Pan American Games had a best effort of 14 feet
im
threats
up
weekend
the high third and
The
Communist
pointing
Communist
has
fee
yesterday
the
they
on.
late
because
handsome -Rolando Cruz, a freshman at Villanova University who
manage to get Geod Pitching
would
,| walkout from the conference.
remedies
a
act of true grande its authesur
tic American
to San Jose for an appearance that
general-
conditions improve, bass fishing will be on the decline.
roy,
differ-
| pudiating
reported
Dendy.
between
by the ever-widening ences evidenced here.
best
Marines were on top of every ball preventing the salors from taking an extra base whenever did
Cuban
the
OLYMPIANS
Bradley’s two tape measure blasts, one of which appeared to clear the light standard in center, the
the
string of six caught from our to Latin America than to North boat at Patillas. America. > Hopes of some delegations that The fish weighed between 2 1|2 and four pounds. All were they might attempt to mediate boated by my partner, Navy
SOFTBALL (Continued from Back Page) threats. that might have taken the Naval Station into the lead. Thé Marines played flawless bail afield, compared to the Naval Station’s four errors. Except for
export’
differencés
Castre and the Cuban revolution ef Fidel plot- the United States have been chill- Castre can still recove r “in an reyolu- ed
Sea
indicate
up
The
(Continued frem page charged Fidel Castro with
Commonany
Casey
To Negotiate Accord With US
pound the
the
using
fish.
(Continued
Cangrejos
tuma but lost them when his line broke. All losses were on 80-pound line. John Garcia, fishing from the Jay Bee II lost a split decision
with
weight
been
a record
here
Club suffered bad luck over the weekend. Rafael Diaz aboard the South Pacific really jad tough luck, _ Diaz started by losing a marlin estimated at 400 pounds. The Blue Marlin broke the line while greyhounding on the first
un.
aboard
missed
had
ap-
eight caught 10 years.
Members
sey
known.
been
fishing
II,
50
fish
while
Queen aboat
Casey,
on
wealth record by two pounds, according to my figures. If Ca-
Stern
six
pounder
Queen
angler
Miami.
1/2
had
on 120 pound line and will have an exciting story to take back to France. Rare Fish Caught A fish rare to local waters
Nicolas
a 32 line.
me MSG
(OAS Member Urges Cubans
Bonito
By Mike Murray Torrential
oo x
Z +
has
although
he
no the
said
gister the party. Registration, he added, ha$ been completed in 60 tewns—that is, petitions numbering
10
vete
per
in
cent
each
gathered. The rumor
of
the
town that
electeral
have the
been
CAP
tion the
was widely spread during Popular Party convention
this last Sunday. Popular Party seeretary, Sen. Yidefonso Sola Morales said that he “did not doubt anything.” He added
that the Pepulars
“have
W—Ash.
HR—Marines, Ash. tion, Bradley (2).
Bradley
and
Naval
Sta-
L—Bradley.
to
expect everything due to the bad habits or our political adversaries.” Speaker of the House Ernesto Ramos Antonini said: “I have heard the rumor but I do net believe .it. If it happens, however, it will be the death of the CAP movement.”
he
“believed” that it will submit the petitions
Munoz
necessary
to
re-
Silenced,
KELVINATOR
Sees Progress RINCON—When
a
OY vemm Naot EN neath
low-fly-
ing helicopter interrupted his speech at the dedication of a new nuclear reactor _here yesterday, Gov. Munoz that the same progress which brought the nuclear reactor to fruition, will probably come up with something to prevent such things as interruptiens
by helicopters. Or perhaps, he added, progress will do away with
speeches.
, Get the Facts
stole 23 attempts
about KELVINATOR’S HEAVY-DUTY WASHING ..5
So Gentle It Won't’
Tear A Paper Napkin} =]
—
SEE
THEM
AT
atislying ie tel)
120 100 0—46-0
010 010 0—2-5-4
and
the Republicans will form 2coali-
OR AT ANY KELVINATOR DEALER THROUGHOUT THE ISLAND
Pi
Bass And
oe
er
Luck
Te
Pt
Fisherman’s
.
sf
ae
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7?
Pittsburgh
74
45
622
Milwaukee
—
65
50
.565
T
St. Louis
Los
65
Angeles
53
551
| New
8% | Baltimore
52
548
496
15
Cincinnati
54
Chicago
66
450
20%
46
71
392
Francisco
57
58
Philadelphia 45 Night games not Monday’s
9
27
74 .378 included. Results
(Law
18-5)
at
Angeles
‘Jackson (Pizarro
(Podres
Cincinnati. San
New
Sievers.
10-9),
66
426
10-11)
25%
(Pascual
(Fischer 5-6) 8-9),
(Ditmar
12-7).
at|Cleveland ton
(Latman
(Brewer
at
1246),
at Balti-
1-5)
7-10),
at
.326
| Larker,
312
Mays,
311
Groat,
LEAGUE
BATTING Los Angeles San
349
Francisco
.330
Pittsburgh.
324
Cepeda,
35 29
Banks, Aaron,
29
Mathews,
25 23
Chicago
23, 23
|
IN
York
Wertz, Boston Minoso, Chicago Sievers, Chicago
San
28
Boyer,
St.
| Aaron,
83 82 78
|
Today
Milwaukee
\ Francisce
26
Louis
25
Robinson, Cincinnati RUNS BATTED Banks, Chicago
|
.300 35 32
San
84
'
Francisco
HOME RUNS Chicago Milwaukee
Mays,
95
314 303
25 IN
Milwaukee
Mathews, Milwaukee Mays, San Francisco Boyer, St. Louis
from
the
98
91 82 82 80
U.S.A.
Sports Today
Pirates A Starless Group
Over Giants;
By Jimmy
Sherry
again
proved
when
he
is one of the best relief pitchers in baseball Monday night when
he
pitched
seven
and
one-third
innings in an 85 Los Angeles Dodgers victory over the San Francisco Giants. The victory was the fifth in a row for last year’s World Series hero and his 13th of the year. He permitted just three hits in his almost eight-inning stint.
25-year
old
right-hander
Brewer
suffered a facial fracture.
No games were played in the American League where the Chicago White Sox are tied for second with the Baltimore Orio-
tes, one and
a half games
Ghana Says Negroes From South Africa Barred From Games ROME
(#—Ghana
charged
Africa yesterday with ing against Negroes
Olympic
boxing
refused to be aired.
The
explosion
South
discriminatin choosing
team
but
of-
permit
the
is-
came
at
a
Ghana’s
Juan,
Puerto
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accused
South Africa of violating ‘‘the ideals of AIBA and the Olympic pledge’ and offered a briefcase full of papers in an effort to show that South Africa’s “colored, or so-called colored, are not given the chance to try for selection to represent the nation.” While he spoke only for boxing,
he
RODRIGUEZ
& SONS, Rico
INC.
was
a
sport
Pirates
They
son have
might
resist
played
won
the the
have
the
16 games
nine
small game
been
trend
assembled
toward
absolute
with the home
TRAVEL
to
a
side.
years
during
their
last
turn
at
bat,
a
-
ago.
power. They
dozen
F
Yet
this
sea-
are practitioners one
7
this
times
with fast
said
he
could
same
back
up
the
contention in other sports. Amuah cited the names of four fighters who, he said, have never
been
allowed
ponents.
to
fight
make
white
one
of
them
responsible
Op-
for
their
journey
place last year. All have hetped at different to take turns carrying the burden.
Brown It begins Joe ing
at the
top
No
and
up
times
down.
Their
Gross
be
close
and
and
Harvey
he
that
today
ever
if
’55
for
and
he
be
the
hadn’t
Haddix
pulled
Since
could
he it
made
has
also
only
taken
Frank
fourth
they
general
Brown, has negotiated 29 deals with other to Pittsburgh five years ago. He gave up
Don
from
and
seem
Stooge
comes
bad
the
team
traded
They
That’s
or
wouldn't
Burgess,
what
for
manager,
clubs since comBeb Purkey for
one.
Smokey
Thomas.
the
it
Don
Hoak
best
trade
is.
drafted
Rocky
Nelson,
Gene Baker, Dick Schofield, Hal Smith, Gino Cimoli, Tom Cheney, Bob Oldis, Vinegar Bend Mizell and Clem Labine. But they didn’t
think
much
brought Orleans
of
Brown
there by franchise.
They
figured
although
in
when
Branch
he
partial
was
he
arrived
in
Rickey
for
whom
just
retirement,
a
stooge
was
still
A
Tiger
Pittsburgh. he
for
He
ran
the
old
influential
in
Hoar Their
He
got
manager,
the
job
Danny
because
Murtaugh,
he
was
Bragan was fired. He reminds me is a suspicious man who conceals
talk.
He
grants
his club
is
there
a
as
kind
a
New .
man.
who,
an
of
advisory
an
coach
was
the
capacity.
accident,
when
Bobby
of Joe McCarthy because he his secrets with vague small
independence
and
doesn’t
dominate
them
with his opinions. There is a tendency now for managers to run a ball game as if they were playing chess with people. Afterwards, in dressing room harangues, they define how they thought for their players whom they consider manual servants of their ideas. But Murtaugh lets his players alone as much as he can, Some one said the Giants had a lot of ability, but didn’t know how to play. The Pirates know how to play. It is an indication of Murtagh’s knowledges of his team that he lets them, He doesn’t try to make baseball a ten-man game. Most managers brag so much about the moves they made in a game I wonder why the official scores don’t list them in the box res,
The
two-platoon
system
worked
for
vogue and some managers depend on Once Murtaugh has a guy who sticks with him. In that way, he is
field, by
he
Nelson
alternates and
Dick
Bob
Skinner
Stuart.
The
and
Casey
Stengel.
It
became
a
it to prove their versatility, can handle a position he also like MeCarthy. In left
Cimoli.
rest
work
First all
base
is shared
shifts.
Mexico Goes Today
In LL World Series WILLIAMSPORT,
Pa
(AP)—
Monterrey, the scrappy Mexican Little League team that, won the Latin American playoff in San Juan Puerto Rico, last week is scheduled to meet Berlin, Germany today in an open-
ing
round
League
match
World
of
The
terday
the
the
tournament
title
opened
with /favored semi-finals
are
tomgrrow
nal is set for Other teams
yes-
a jteam
slated and
the
Saturday. taking part
New Boston, Ohio; Calif.; Fort Worth, Toronto.
in
Levittown,
Pa. scheduled to face from Pearl Harbor. played
Little
Series.
Monterrey won 1957 and 1958.
be
AGENT.
30
run.
The
YOUR
men
and graceful skills afe ne demand the home rua. But
of brilliant drudgery. Runs come hard to them. No team will hit 25 home runs or drive in a 100 base runners. It is a club famous for its te nacity. But they are a quiet team on the field. They play hard but they are not a mussy outfit. They are considerate as they slide into gy a base and they seldom use their fists. Nine <a teen times this year they have won games
con-
ference of the International Amateur Boxing Association (AIBA) but president Rudyard H. Russell of Great Britain declared the question “‘‘outside the province of this meeting.”
VENTURA
the
behind
Yankees.
York
New
the
its
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Cubs Triumph
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Puerto Rican In GardenPrelim Emile
Griffith,
a native
of
the
Virgin Islands, fights in tomorrow’s
main
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appearance in Garden and has an impressive record of 27 victori-
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for
of
New are
hitters, combin-
skill.
contenders
15 rivals,
in
28
for
the
fights,
21
of
his
the
third
fights
Wohler, debut, is
ranks.
and
two
making his American no novice in the pro
The
Hamburg
fighter
Werner
who
fights
Wohlers
of
newcomer
Germany,
is
rising rapidly on the boxing scene. The sharp-hitting Puerto Rican has
has
had 36 bouts, winning 30, losing three and fighting three draws. Bob Ussery and Bill Hartack won three stakes races each dur-
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Six
colts
Preakness
who have
have led
won
the
money
Man’oWar, Gallant Fox, Whirl away, Assault, Citation and Nashua.
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can
be sure of quality.
s
set- Olympics
failing to go the distance. Nufiez,
title with Fernanhas a record of 19
making
shows 14 triumphs backs.
starts, record
along third. (imported) 108 «8S
(Mates)
Maritza Salvaje
1@
pewer
Fernandez, last
Both
as hard
Nufiez,
preliminaries.
won six of his last seven all this year. His overall
Wednesday, Aug. 24 atw; 4yrs-up; 6 f. (Imported)
2
1
Fer-
Obdulio
the
fighting
welterweight dez, Griffith
Race)
of
Fernandez.
Among
Mr.
7 31
Square
Fiorentino
is scheduled
described
LONGSHOT
3 5
Madison
Rican,
in ene
Griffith,
York,
Race)
(6th
in
against
nandez of Cuba.
Kelinda - (4th
Ist-$3.400;
event
Garden
victories and .two defeats. This] year, he has scored five wins in six beuts, including victories- over Denny Moyer and two over Jorge Fernandez. }
In
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~the Sim Juan Star
SEE
SPORT
“|
Olympians
aE
4
August 24, 1960
ere
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday,
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS PAGE 22
In
‘ ;
ome
EA ATOM
DOUGLAS’ PICKS PAGE 23
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Fob
SEE
US! Brundage Again Squad Hopeful Of Silver Named Olympic Head Medal From Basketball By WILL
ROME
amateurism, sident placid
militant
champion
ROME
of
was reelected unanimously yesterday as Pre-|by
plane
They
of the International Olympic Committee, setting a tone for the 17th Olympic Games one day away.
The
he
An IOC's ize
(AP)—Puerto
last night figure
Felicio
with
their
Rico’s
high
best
Torregrosa,
is
held
eight
He
the
games
years.
tomorrow with and ceremony,
background
should
their with
of
Lord Burghley of England, the Marquess of Exeter who had been reported campaigning for the post with Russian support, the
Brundage
nomination
while
Brundage Thankful Brundage, who had hinted of retirement. said “Thank you. I can only préto
the
throw
job
The
more
‘on
rejected to
a
add _
Rus- |
Russian |
nations
it.
But
voted
they
together
fatled
to
some
winter
talk
Games
of
after
NICHT Kansas
City
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02
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on a split decision.
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photo
Sadecki
Milwaukee aut Los Angeles, night game —$—r Lincinnati at San Francisco, night game.
tay
Berrios Wins
a
although
Split Decision Over Navarro
lack-
group
is
much
Daniel Berrios defeated Rafdel Navarro in the semi-final bout of last night’s fight card at Escobar
im-
Stadium
attending
Kansas
was
also
State
Col-
very
high
crowd
by
the
1,200.
an_
less-experienced
the
fifth a
round
split
estimated
Berrios
his win
dropped
opponent
and
went
jin
on jto
decision.
Dominican Carlos Cruz enterg the ring for the night’s main
event at 128 pounds. Puerto Rican Lionel Rivera weighed 126. | Rain fell towards the f round of the semi-final and -
Teo Cruz, an 18-year old high
Anchored
before
of
fifth round was ing downpour. Manuel Alvelo
the opening
veteran
held last
bout
in
a
drfiv-
night
won
of a fight —
at Sixto Escobar Stadium. ] earned a_ split decision over Pablo Casado in a _ four- round lightweight match.
CHICAGO (AP)—The league-leading Pittsburgh Pirates, facing three pitchers in the seventh inning, pried four runs out of them to touch off an 8-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs yesterday. +
Murad)
the
San
Marines
will
at
7:00
represents
the
to
Albert
Ash,
pitcher,
the
play
a
the
He
tunate serve
in to
The in
He team’s pitched
the
later
up”
big
sort
hero
for
scattered
five
a home run second inning
team a 3-0 lead. Station was unforhusky
ley, played perhaps of the tournament. smacked
to deep
in
Norfolk
right
two
center
O'Dell his
best
game both
for
at
BROOKLINE, Charles Pasarell Puerte Rico and Bill
the
Bond,
Navy
eliminated
They lost champions,
to the Rafael
but
six
Bradley
was
that
was
that
made
his
errors
only two runs, and he the entire game, giving up
which
Base
of
on
at
Running
least
the base
abrunt!y
by
in the two
paths, ended
a
team
and
grievous
both
of
scoring
(See SOFTBALL,Page 21)
a
outs,
triple,
and in to
second
for his ninth
Joe run
victory of the yéar.
Clemente’s triple was his hit in three trips. Pittsburgh 000 000 413—8
Chicago
and
Haddix, Labine and Smith, Oldis
force
Morehead
Clemente
home.
11
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(7), Face 8) (7); Ellsworth,
Elston
man (8), Drabowsky Thacker, Tappe (8).
(9-7).
only
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Gino Gimoli walked to fill the bases. Bob Oldis also walked to
L-Ellsworth
(7),
Free-
(9) and W-Haddix
(6-10).
\
J. W.
Kinder
of Navy
39-38-77; Crs W.
the San Juan Naval Station, fired at 75 at Berwind yesterday to take
les, Roosevelt L. P. Jackson,
the opening day lead in the 10th
38-40-78;
Naval District Championships. Commander Edmond Gentry of Guantanamo was two strokes off
dad, 38-42-80; Charles Bock, Trinidad, 40-41-80; S. N. May, Roose-
Kinder’s
field
two
hit
stole
Lt. Commander
Wimbledon Osuna of
backed
unsure
After
Clemente
error allowing Christopher and Cimoli to score. Harvey Haddix received credit
times
Kinder Leads Navy Golfers
hits. Bad
three
The next batter, Don Hakok, hit a ball to second baseman Don Zimmer who made a two base
in
Mexico and Dennis Ralston the U. S., 62, 7-5, 64.
ninth.
Christopher
Mass. (P— of Santurce, his partner,
were
the
scored
Dick Stuart walked Christopher was sent for Stuart.
the U. S. National Doubles championship vesterday.
Brad-
homers,
field,
debig
4-2,
Pirates
Roberto
BULLETIN
who
defeat, but they did lose although the
“Showboat,’’
Station,
Antigua
‘‘mix-‘em
hits besides hitting in the bottom of the
that gave his The Naval
Naval +
determine
at
was
Marines.
Juan
Caribbean
regional playoffs this month. of
Philadelphia
Conley and and H. Smith
000 002
Pappas
Boston
Locke and and Nixon
defeated base. tonight
Cleveland
St.
5-70 1-43
Howard
Detroit Baltimore Regan Triandos
200 000
Anthony
won
By JIM DOUGLAS The San Juan Marines last night gained the finals of the Tenth Naval District Softball championship as they
(7-9)
Chicago New York
Berrios
Marines Beat Naval Station To Go Into Softball Finals
61
000 002 O0lx—3 71 P. Daley: Kralick W-Kralick (5-3)
— Washington, Bertoia (3)
Escobar.
|by
1964.
team
Pirates Defeat Cubs
RIGHT HAND COCKED—Rafael Navarro ‘gets set ‘to throw a right hand at Daniel Berrios in last night’s fight
|at
the
CAMES 001
Washington Hall and and Battey
canceling
|
‘
Clemente Triples As
a|
Majority | The subject of commercial-| ° ting the Olympics came in for considerable discussion. Officials | explained that this problem was | one of the reasons why there was
have
Ivan Rodriguez, the team has clocked a speedy 3:08.6. (See Olympians, Page 21)
a
for |
carry
this
team.
and Spanish as official Olympic | languazes which are now con- | fined to English and French The Soviet and Spanish speak- | ing
we
school center. At 6 feet 7 inches he is the team’s tallest. player. The Puerto Ricans may have a winner in their 1,600-meter relay
into} |
proposal
squad,
dege.”’ Torregrosa
.
meeting
Sian
energy
think
proved. Our star is Pachin Vicens, who is only 5 feet 9 inches tall. But he was named the most valuable player in the Chile tourney and was named to the Little All-America team last season
and there was general acclimathe tion among delegates from 57 nations
mise
“I
our
“And
arrived
+
ing height, has a fine record. In 1958 we placed fourth in the World Tournament in Chile. Last year we were second in the Pan American Games in Chicago.
bicker-
25 athleté&
in basketball and track and field. the delegation, expects the cage
well.
said:
“But
open
Ing
made
are
petition.
usual pomp a minimum
political
including
chance to win the silver medal. The United States, of course, will win. They can name their own score against anybody in the com-
anticipated battle for the top job failed to material-
Thus.
very
delegation,
of a good showing in the Olympic Games.
heading
+ do
from Chicago drew | extension of the of-
has
31-person
hopes
chances
who
millionaire *
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GRIMSLEY
Br undage,
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pace
yesterday
with
B.
Roads, 40-3878; Roosevelt Roads,
H.
Campbell,
Trint-
velt Roads, 39-42-81; J. O. Cole, 40-42-82; Jacki L. a Guantanamo,
Th.
Play continues today and ends Friday in the 72-hole medal play tourney. Open Division J. W. Kinder, San Juan, 37-38-75; E. H. Gentry, |
Norman , Roosevelt Roads, | 4141-82; J, W. Doulin, Guantand4mo, 42-41-83; J. Mongogna, San Juan,
36-47-83; Billy dad, 41-43-84; (See
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Gulf,
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