Wan Star
DAILY “EXCEPT SUNDAY Vol.
&
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I
No.
Tel.
251
3-8400
“San Juan, Puerto Rico, Thursday,
US Asks
August
10¢
25, 1960
Second-class postage pald at
Ban
Juan. Peerte
Bice
Joint Latin
Front Against Castro
Other Nations Warn Of Communist Threat By
STANFORD
BRADSHAW
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP)--Secretary of State Christian A. Herter yesterday urged the hemisphere’s foreign ministers to show their grave concern over Cuba’s “toleration and encouragement+ of Communist intervention munism in the hemisphere’s
He in
declared
Cuba
affairs.”
that
events
that
nation’s
indicate
Tleaders are directing it “in the Communist direction.” Herters
words
to
the
OAS
ministers were echoed by Uruguay, Bolivia and Chile, which all expressed their sympathy with the Cuban revolution but voiced
concern
over
threats
ers to intervene
military
in
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE—The ‘Big Seven,’ making up the new PDP. executive committee pose briefly after their election yesterday. They are (seated, from left)
hemisphere.
Ernesto
then left he yould
Ramos
San Juan; Sanchez
Antonini,
Gov.
Munoz,
dota
(standing from left) Armando
Vilella,
and
Teodoro
Moscoso.
Felisa
Sanchez,
(STAR
Rincon
de
Yldefonso
photo
by
Gautier,
Sola
Gunter
mayor
Morales,
Cuban Roa
of
Robertu
Hett.)
Cuba’s
sed
the
and
of
the
| e
E
F
D
i
‘Big
Seven By
A.
rf
e
Oo WwW
i
Ss
Cc T
u
today.
was
The
the
other six members
party’s
presidential
of
com-
mittee are: Ernesto Ramos Antonini, speaker of the House of Representatives; Yldefonso So-
1a
Morales,
party
-secretary
and
Senate floor leader; Felisa con de Gautier, mayor of
RinSan
Juan; Teodoro istrator of the opment Sanchez
state,
Moscoso, Economic
adminDevel-
Administration; Roberto Vilella, secretary of
and
Rep.
Armando
San- »
chez, a labor leader and chair-| man of the House Labor Com-|
mittee.
Sanchez A Surprise The election of Sanchez, represeatative-at-large since 1952
a8
was considered a surprise. His selection came over’ veteran party leaders R. Quinones,
Ree
Senate,
and
such as president
Dr. Antonio
Samuel of the
Fernoés
Isern, Washington resident commissioner, both instrumental in
held
|Sunday
convention
to
form
New
Transit
could
Havana
early
By LYNN
the
Two other yesterday at party headquarters | presidential panel. in Puerta de Tierra was comOnly members were absent. posed of seventeen party leaders (See BIG SEVEN, Page 24)
Protest
in
Law
LEOPOLDVILLE,
MANUEL
to stage a “march”
9
tagleza_ to rotest cjauses” in the law
Friday
the capitol and La For-
eged hich
“discriminatory went into effect
Flying black flags from trucks gathered in front of
their cabs, the Capitol
the governor’s for:
spokesman called
mansion
while
A thirty day suspension of the law. An information campaign to inform
drivers the
the and
the
necessary
equipment
of
a
clause
to wash the tires of a construction site.
Tolerance
in
a
the
| them from driving Of their wheels.
~(For Eisenhower's remarks and Castre’s TV speech, see page 2.) Herter in his speech to the meeting
Union
and
named
Red
the
China
Soviet
as
the
“We
should
resistance
call
for
effective
to these efforts of the bloc
and
restate
the
validity of our regional associa tion and its principles as guide and instrument for our continued cooperation.”
.
Herter did not spell out (See OAS, Page 24)
what
Congo
(AP)—Steel-helmeted
that
truck
forces
before
clause
that
with smooth
hundred
or more
sok
diers were reported to have been
sent
in.
Premier Patrice Lumumba them
leaving
prohibits
has vowed to keep the Congo im tact and there was speculation that the operation in Kasai, of Leopoldville province,
presage
an
invasion
east may
of rebellious
tires on any | Katanga Province, farther east. Katanga itself was deve Geube
In the absence of Gov. Mufioz who was | diately concerned with pro-Luraum-
addressing
a
Popular
Party
meeting,
the
presentatives of the drivers presented petition to Hiram Torres Rigual an aide
told them that it suspend the law. The
the
of its provisions.
Time to buy law demands.
of heads of state to iron out the
| Congolese soldiers streamed by airlift yesterday in Kasai province, where bloody tribal fighting parallels the growth +of a secessionist movement.
Revocation
_ The drivers of more than 200 dump trucks quit work in the metropolitan area yesterday
at this meeting
difficulties.
Six
SUAREZ
not
the poss-
HEINZERLING
The
Truckers ‘March’ On Capitol By
was
open
Congo Calls Troops To Quell Secession
Munoz, who for the first time in the party’s 22-year history will not head the party, was elected yes-+ who had been selected at a terday as one of the “big the founding of the party. conference
Castro
situation
held
ibility—admittedly slim time—of a hemispheric
Latin neighbors’ attempts to control Cuba’s leanings toward Com-
MALDONADO
summit
what
yesterday where he scoffed at his
ference of severiteen. party leaders.
The
the
He
stres-
a walk-
be expected from Roa came from
which will replace Gov. The “big seven” of the Popular Democratic Party, Mufioz as supreme head of the party, was selected here yesterday at a summit con-
seven.”
however
hopeless.
Sino-Soviet
Fidel
Fi-
remarks,
not
of
President
told a news conference
with to present, low ministers:
It
was
indication
An
Executive W.
Washington,
senhower
Communist powers moving in on word | the hemisphere and told his fel
to Herter’s
his leaving
Raul
out.
|
Reds. In
OAS
Minister
the session come back
case
foreign-
affairs
Foreign
listened
by
ideologically
and said Cuba would to be friendly with the
continue
drivers
would
agreed
that
be
impossible
suspension
rethe who ,
to
would
be impossible but pressed the other complaints on him. The committee of four drivers, headed (See TRUCKERS, Page 24)
ba
demonstrations
on the
western
shore
at
Albertville,
of Lake
Tan-
ganyika. . Mali U. N. troops, Belgian para chute troopers and Katanga pro vincial soldiers were reported te have calmed that town after disturbances in which four Congolese were killed and three Belgian sol(See CONGO, Page 24)
2
|
.
President Declares
WASHINGTON yesterday the crisis
not
hopeless.
He
M.
he believes it eventually
at
which
would
include Cuban
Premier
Fidel
into
a serious
4.
Allied
pros-
in
pect.
country
war free
that and
other
took
part
in
set the Cuban went to their
he
thought
the
Cu-
itself lend would ban situation diplomacy, the te personal-type he thought indicated President there was no occasion for it at this time. to questions on foReplying
these
other
majer
made
Rot
pilot
points:
Francis
Gary
making
a
forthcoming
session
$200 million
military arms aid. And the Senate added $100 million in presidential contingency funds to meet unforesee-
Powers
speech
able crises elsewhere.
Written
in
the
of
the
dent
ADVERTISEMENT
the
off
to
Congo
bill
letting
shut
money
the
into
amendment
to
was
the
all
any
Power
he
aid
finds
Puerto
or
about
August
15,
1960
Drawings will be available for furnishing Emergency
Equipment
for
the
BIDS
Board
mingo
Building,
turce,
of
Puerto
Rico
or cerufied
check,
the
Rieo
Puerto
Dollars
of
said
calendar
( $50),
19,
payable
Medical which
days from
who have ings and
Puerto
upon
documents
otherwise the Bids will
a
the
Stop
Contract
in
Rico
Documents
PLANT
good
Medical
AND
Center,
Ponce
de
Leon
deposit
of
Avenue,
cash,
money
to the Provisional
will
in be
the
the date on which
within
Flaorder,
regime
vote
for
with
upon
to
(OAS).”. voted
military adopted
the
big
asby
appro-
thirty
(30)
bids are opened;
entire deposit will be forfeited. be received only from persons or
must form
or
OAS
apply
The
and
firms
San
is
and
Speech—
RICO
and
for
hour.
of five
percent
VIR-
cloudy mestly
HIGH:
90
p.m.
YESTERDAY’S LOW: 75. STATESIDE: New York,
Partly
cloudy;
Philadelphia,
read
Thursday,
cloudy;
dy;
Dallas,
San
88,
Franciseo,
cleudy.
San Juan: Fajardo: Ponce:
a
more year.
Mayazuez:
a.m. a.m. a.m.
10:17
a.m.
Lew
San Juan: Fajardo: Ponce:
25 10:58 p.m 10:49 p.m. 11:18 p.m.
Tides
10:32
p.m.
4:54 4:43 1:46
p.m. p.m. p.m.
4:43 a.m. 4:32 a.m. 1:22 a.m
Mayaguez:
4:3
Thursday,
77,
rises
today
93:02 P.M.
August at
8:47
a.m.
4:36 p.m.
25:— A.M.
te sever
The and
moon sets
other
Cuban
at
partly 64,
our
aloud.
we
~~
6-6000 Rico
e service of the
_
wa
He
Latin
“who
American
worry
because
to
(criticized jcountries
they
power, and when they get
i
go
to
*'t know jup, they
from
the
0.
,
rather
than submit to the restrictions on
commercial
After
and
political ties with
listening
to
| Castro’s
speech, observers were divided regarding the measures 9 the OAS can take against . Some
believe that her strong ether
Latin
American
en nations
may
increase opposition to het regime. But others believe that | Castro's
menacing attitude foreign ministers
from the idea with Cuba and and
try
to
may induce the to shy away
of an open break her armed people, some
find
to
of
sort
agreement on the matter of Communist infiltration. i Cuban women at the ‘meeting, under the direction of Vilma pin Castro, pro-Communist
of Raul
Castro,
Might The
Accept
majority
lieve that Castro meeting U. S. as
byt
only
him
a
of
with the intimated
because more
Esand
shouted
waved at Castro in throughout his speech.
and
‘approval -
Meeting observers
would
Accept
be-
a
leader§ of the by Eisenhower,
this
would
imposing
give
audience
before which to express his ideas on the Cuban revolution and his i hate for the U. S.
Registry
, August29
Full
= LastQir. 5
Sept.
12
Rio
Piedras -— Barrie Obrere Tel. 3-2467 for information Nueve
R.
De
Diego
8-1428
409,
Dr. R. Lopez Central Ave. Tel.
&
Caparra
Fernandez
Dr. Tel.
of Puerto
Community
have jared
people.”
other
Puerte
Police?
CALL
Latin today,| said Fi-
ecloupartly
NOTICE the
Com-
§
Emergency
Sept.
of
(American
ties with the
bloc.
“because
wife
August Tides
10:43 10:34 11:11
challenged
nations, especialy the U'S., to try
Call
(5%)
-
High
tro
perhaps
20 million had hoped last
we
Castro's strong words confirm. ed what local observers had foreseen—that Cuba will withdraw frem the San Jose ,
military
million
veted
the |OAS,
shall win our fight,”? he Said. Cas- /
ver, 77, partly cloudy; Miami, 85, cloudy; Chicago, 79, partly
Board.
—
500
Win’?
will be in exile.”
ad-
partly cloudy; Washington, 77, cloudy; Boston, 70, clear; Den-
Board reserves the right to waive to reject any or all bids when it
he
to
TIDES
76,
PLEASE
and
is
congress
Shall
or without
bed in whether
House.
for
was givén before of Cuban’ Women.
“We
“With
del,
for
i :
levised speech the Conference
arm
would
go
to control
orbit.
Cuba is the American nation
at
The provisional informalities and/or
opened
China and/ ‘scoffed
neighbors
lasting only an hour an@ SS minutes—Castro sneered at the OAS and attacked the U. S. a§ the true enemy of Latin America, The te-
munist
on which the Senate are already agreed
-
YESTERDAY’S 12:15
the
Ponce
over the interior of Puerto Riceo today and tonight. WINDS: Easterly at 12 to 20
per
but
than
the
now
committee
$1,800,000,000
cloudy
ISLANDS—Partly scattered showers
miles
by
tonight.
PUERTO
GIN with
President
dei
brief
assistance. This is less than Eisenhower
sanctions
Juan,
will
One item and House
Republic.
Mayagisez—Partly
teday
GUILLERMO ARBONA, M.D.
bee
unusually
bill
voted
week
To the residents of the Metropolitan Area Do you need the services
they will be publicly
|
in
gress. The total in the bill, as Passed by the Senate, is nearly $400 million more than was
OrganStates
i Bids will be received at the office of the Provisional Board at the address given above, until 3:00 P.M. standard local time. September 16, 1960; at which time and place of the
the
justment of the differences be tween the two branches of con-
diplo-
this
such
Dominican
be accompanied by a bid bond, exe of Bid Bond included with the Con-
tract Documents, in the amount of the total of the proposal.
is in the interest
an
Senate-House
of
bid the
of
infiltration
limit U.S. aid to no more than 90 per cent of the cost of the tetal program in any country.
adopted,
economic
The
to
the
for
return
MILKS
American
in Costa
problem
Still a third amendment
Ziving the President authority to deny aid to any country which supphes arms to any La tin American nation “being sub-
of Fifty
requested the Contract Documents and Draw: made the required deposit therefor under their own names. These documents May not iter than five (5) calendar days prior to be obtained the opening bids. Each cuted on
debating
the
In
also by voice vote, an amendment
San-
Board
amount
refunded
condition
The
FORECAST
POWER
Center,
sum
win
WEATHER
for the preparation of Generator and Related
CENTRAL
Cuba’s
priation was 67-26. The Senate further
to
LAUNDRY PUERTO RICO MEDICAL CENTER, RIO PIEDRAS, PUERTO RICO. All required Contract and Bidding Documents and Drawings may be obtained at the office of the Provi-
sional
CASTRO -..we shall
either economic or sistance. This was voice vote.
Rico
Project PR-11-A On
is supplying
jected
Puerto Rico Medical Center
and bids
FIDEL
matic sanctions by the ization of American
Plant & Laundry
Rio Piedras,
an
Presi-
foreign
country
FOR
and
Emergency Generator and Related Equipment Central
Latin
this hemisphere, Castro said: “We will be friends of the Soviet Union and of the People’s Republic of China.”
Rus-
said.
he
for
after his spy plane went down in the central Seviet Union May 1 and Powers was captured. 2. Eisenhower is thinking about
to
now
Communist
Germany
over
|aid bill except
could States United The possibly have repudiated
1.
U-2
Eisenhower
turn
his
WASHINGTON ( AP)—The Senate yesterday voted $3,989,054,000 to help friendly nations and strengthen anti-Communist defens es around the world. Coupled into it was a new rap at Fidel Castro’s Cuban regime. President Eisenhower won a major victory as the Senate restored every cut made by the house in the foreign
with
meeting
his
at
affairs
reign
reporters,
did
of
$3.9 Billion Foreign Aid Bill Approved By Senate
affairs
if
1945
are
victorious
in
ability
Rica
the
people aid on
occasions.
Asked
commander
ments,
In the current controversy, he said, the U.S. has kept its hands out of Cuba’s internal
ry
as
the
tion of American States, the foreign ministers of which
sia many thousands of prisoners of war but he acted under orders based upon Allied agree-
The people of Cuba and the U.S. have always been friends, Eisenhower said, adding that this
Eisenhower
K.
Cuba’s leaning toward the Communist In defying the Organiza-+
this year’s political campaign— a fact wnich Eisenhower regrets.
Castro—but he cautioned against building up that pos-
TheOAS
HAROLD
with the Soviet Union and Communist
at
a
possibility Hemisphere ment meeting
By
HAVANA (AP)—Prime Minister Fidel Castro yesterday declared his revolutionary-regime’s open friendship
news | United Nations General Assembly in New York. It opens in late held open the September. of a Western 3. The conduct of U.S. foreign heads of governpolicy will be a major issue in
conference,
sibility
:
can
+
President,
Hope
Challenges
(AP)—President Eisenhower said in United States-Cuban relations is
indicated
ae
1\Castro Hails Soviets,
HIGHTOWER
be settled. The
Ike Sees
|g
Accord Is Possible JOHN
po
THE.SAY, IVAN STAR— Thpead Apeustag, 251960
Fidel Adamant, By
=
2617
Rio
Tertace
Isaies Piedras
Caguas Garcia Urb. El Verde
and
an"
cat
FE. a - eS tin eeon
x
as
ry
‘
Aa
a
vet
i
we hil Kl
Gil Plans To Ask Court Here
line
To Proceed Against 13 Puerto Ricans
Cited In House Action
By DOUGLAS
US.
Attorney
it would
Francisco
be “several
D. RICHARDS
A.
Gil, Jr., said yesterday
weeks”. before
his
office
could
take
action on contempt citations against 13 Puerto Ricans. The citations were unanimously ‘approved Tuesday by the
House
of
Representatives.
+
Gil said he had not. yet with the commission firm of received official notice of the Miguel Angel Zeppenfeldt. All 13 claimed the House subHouse action arising out of the refusal of witnesses to committee holding hearings on in Puerto’ Rico testify when called before a Communism lacked jurisdiction and either House Un-American Activi- met committee questions with ties subcommittee, sitting in silence or invoked the fifth JSan Juan last ovember. amendment. ~ The U‘S. district attorney said he would study the case before moving
U.S.
for
a
hearing
District
Rico.
Court .of
Although
Congress
in
is
a
the
Puerto
contempt
criminal
of
offense
carrying with it possible imprisonment, it differs from other criminal actions in judicial procedure.
PIANIST holds
MEETS
Belka,
survived He
space
was
tour.
at
TV
Wire
DOGS—Pianist
Strelka,
journey,
the
(AP
SPACE
left, and
dogs
which
at television
studio
for
Van the
Soviets
studio
a performance
photo.)
Cliburn
Gil ‘said that he expects to ask the court to order “within
say
in Moscow.
20
on
cause why the should not be
a
Soviet
WALTER
STAR
PRIEST
Washingten
to
Correspondent
WASHINGTON—Chairman
How-
ard W. Smith of the House
Rules
Committee fingered the trigger of his legislative blunderbuss and threatened yesterday to blow two of Sen. John F.- Kennedy’s pet
projects on
out
of
the
water.
The sudden conservative assault the Democratic election year
program prompted speculation that the leaders would close down Congress and take their case -directly
to
the voters. Meeting behind
doors
the
rules group reportedly served tice it would refuse to send
nothe
Democratic
closed
presidential
Senate-passed
nominee’s
minimum
wage
one
of
weeks,
the
police
thefts
in
during
the
quietest
days
reported
the
24
hour
in
only
metropolitan
period
yesterday at noon. Angel P. Mesoner $500
in
Dora
Hopgood
Atlantic
thieves
mily the
jewelry of
View,
made
ending
1266
back
and
74
Castro
will
the
settle
in fa-
nedy bill. None of compromises would Rico.
At
yesterday’s
wage Reece
measures, (R.-Tenn.)
His
group
is expected
te
con-
price,
demand
junking
also
agree
beral-backed
measure _
bus
include
MIAMI DRAPERY | 1863 Loiza St. ;
Santos
agent”
has
in
had
auto
an
Associated
any
li-
third faces
ognition for
proposal.
as
the
day. a dual
president the SIU
union
agency’s
Glasses for as low as ..
The
..
..
Diaz
told
Following
the
an
three-day
abrupt
end
hearings
on
FRANCISCO A. GIL --- Will study
of
Nov.
opening
20, presiding chairman Rep. William M. Tuck said that the subcommittee would recommend
commendations the
ties
full
were
approved
Un-American
committee
earlier
weater Industry
Activi-
this
year
Gels $1 Basic Pay
and forwarded to the House which passed on the citations
Tuesday.
During ment New
the
hearing
testified to the versive materials Puerto
rector
Rico
from York
committee
Arens,
ar
hour
minimum
The
an
new
rent
wages
in Puer-
replaces
hourly
FOR
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION REHABILITATION
the
cur-
minimum.
BIDS
CONTRACT
CENTER
RICO MEDICAL
PIEDRAS,
rate
96-cent
ADVERTISEMENT PUERTO
Bureau
to Rico’s sweater and knit swim wear plants starting Sept. 9.
di-
in
Washington
WASHINGTON—The Labor Department yesterday ordered 31
bulk of sub being sent to
and
Richard
STAR
govern-
witnesses brought Orleans and New
labeled Puer-
“nerve center” in a Communist propa-
ganda drive aimed at Latin America.
the witnesses be charged with contempt of Congress. The reby
statement,
to Rico the $100,000,000
case
CENTER
PUERTO
qt
RICO
On or about August 15, 1960, Contract Documents Drawings will be available for the preparation of
bids
for
General
Construction
Work
for
the
MEDICAL
Rehabili-
CENTER,
RIO
All required Contract and Bidding Documents and Drawings may be obtained at the office of the Provi-
pickwalk-
up of
workers.
sional
Board
of
turce,
Puerto
Rico
mingo
Building,
the
Puerto
Stop
Rico
19, Ponce
upon
de
deposit
or certified check, payable for the Puerto Rico Medical
Medical
of
Center,
Leén
Avenue,
cash,
money
Fia-
Sanorder,
to the Provisional Board Center, in the amount of
Seventy Five Dollars ( $75.), which sum will be refunded upon return of said documents in good condition within
thirty (30) calendar days from the date on which bids are
opened;
otherwise
the
entire
feited.
A maximum of one (1) furnished to any one bidder sets may
be
obtained
will
be
returnable.
who
not
at the
Bids will be received and
made
the
will
be
for-
set of documents will be under deposit. Additional price
only
of
che Soo
$50
from
have requested the Contract
ings
deposit
per
persons
Documents deposit
set, which
or firms and
therefor
Drawunder
their own names. These documents may not be obtained later than five (5) calendar days prior to the opening of bids. Each
..-
bid
must
be
accompanied
by
a bid
bond,
exe-
until
3:00
P.M.
cuted on the form of Bid Bond included with the Contract Documents, in the amount of twenty five thousand dollars ( $25,000). _. Bids will be received at the office of the Provisional Board,
GLASSES ..
called.
tation Center, PUERTO RICO PIEDRAS, PUERTO RICO.
José Luis seeks rec-
day service
EYES EXAMINED
those
States.”
and
representative 162
of
the subcommittee that its jurisdiction was limited to areas “in and within the United
RIO
out as ten executives kept demands for reinstatement former vice Lugo, while
half
connection
distributorship
eted for the Volkswagen
relaxing
See us for same
Em-
Rivera.
ROSS OPTICAL
3
4 4
Juan
of the
housing legislation carrying Puerto Rico Condominimum program
Juan
yesterday as workers at the Puerto de Tierra headquarters
Smith a
Martinez,
and Volkswagen of Puerto Rico, Inc. remained at a stalemate
showdown. additional
of
negotiations between the Seafarers International Union
to conference consideration tomorrow unless liberal Democrats force an
contempt
Volkswagen And SIU Stalemated
the
to school
and
mever
Rep. B. Carroll raised’ the ques-
aid
for
Press dispatch from Washington Tuesday. He does not and
the expected affect Puerto
on
Ruiz
mission
assurances
session
cited
Manuel Arroye Zeppenfeldt was incorrectly listed as a “com-
struction. It was then, sources later reported, that Smith hinted that it would be minimum wage or nothing.
in the
Prime
dez
of the Smith com-
received
construction industry. A _ similar death was forecast for the omni-
reports.
Santurce Tel. 3-2111
block
13 persons named held in contempt.
manuelli Morales, César Andréu Iglesias, Pablo M. Garcia Rodriguez, Cristino Pérez Mén-
privately that the conferees would trim major demands of the Ken-
may
Communist Czechoslovakia in his planned tour of Europe this year, the official Czech news agency CTK
had
insurance
(#—Cuban
Fidel
not
Key members mittee
that and
yard.
PRAGUE
would
St.,
drying
Frank
milder House version favored by Republicans and Southern Democrats.
As
that
$200
abandon
ment difference between Kennedy’s $1.25 an hour proposal and the
Rib-
Fidel To Visit Czechs Minister
it
show
Peter Hawes, Gertrudis Meléndez Pérez, Ramon Diaz Cruz,
committee
lawmakers’
to
feldt, Consuelo Burgos de Pagan, Juan Saez Corales, John
legal restraints on picketing in the
Venus
that was
Those
Mrs.
reported
off with
clothing
ed
15 area
bot St. in Santurce told police burglars broke into his home
stole
liberal
hearing
Congress were José Enamorado Cuesta, Manuel Arroyo Zeppen-
their fight for a federal school aid bill. Earlier the committee had _hint-
a of
conference
tion of Federal
15 Thefts Reported In
joint
unless
bill
Quiet Day: Only
a
a
Unlike a criminal trial, he said, the initiative rests with these cited, not with the government.
Kennedy May Lose Two Pet Measures By
days”
The question of “jurisdiction” was raised both by the witnesses and by civil rights counsel Abraham Diaz Gonzalez who appeared at the hearings on be-
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will
make
cal
responsibility
wants
contend
from
he
can
get the Democrats together. With this mild gibe at the
split
among
Cengress
aside
ference
complaints
the
if
the Democrats,
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of his
Agriculture
brought
struggled
no-
with
a
cabinet
Eisenhower
Kennedy,
for
vigorous
member.
said
Benson
years
for
has
real
re-
Benson had traveled the world trying to increase the markéts
support
caused
the
Senate
dent
an administration that will provide leadership will act.’
Asked
and
a
Congress
for comment,
that
Eisenhower
replied vigorously that the Democratic nominee has a 2-to-1 majority of his party in the membership of Congress. Defends Leadership
He
said
he
doesn’t
see
how
much more Kennedy could want. -Ejisenhower said that as for lead-
ership,
he
had
provided
it
some of He said
for American commodities. To say that Benson and the administration are responsible for the farm problem is all wrong, the Pres-
by
sending to Congress a program first outlined in January and then repeated in May and August.
said. Makes
Own
Decisions
Nixon—Eisenhower was questioned several times about the role Nixon has played in the administration. He was asked what policy decisions Nixon had participated
in. No one participates in his decisions, Eisenhower replied forcefully, and no one can make actual decisions except himself.
PRESIDENT
EISENHOWER
... they have the majority
But, he went on, he has ali , sorts of advisers and Nixon has will
speak
on
partisan
matters. He he wants to
that evangelist Billy Graham had said religion is going to be one of
party in the White crease its strength
Equal time—He announced he had signed a bill under which
the
Eisenhower pinpointed only one speech, a Sept. 29 address to a
Kennedy
Roman
Catholic,
Nixon
The
President
said
The these
President topics:
ard
also
touched
and Vice President
M.
Nixon,
presidential
the
Rich-
Republican
nominee,
without
on
can
debate
the networks
problem he
will
said,
be
the
a_
basic
Republicans
A "Jay-Walker” Is Not A Bird into
the
new
effect,
finds
of
quite
himself
Law
going
the
public
often
the
bounced
into
proper
care,
the
new
education
and
su-
chances are it’s because you drive a car. If you drive a car, chances are you need service such as ENGINE TUNE-UP,; AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION,- BRAKES or MUFFLER. You con get the service you at CAR
Ave. —
CLINIC,
Santurce
115
de
Diego
(in front of Pue-
blo Supermarket).
Stop CAR aat
and
CLINIC thare
let a pedestrian won't move
Republican
always
constitutional
freedom
worship.
He
thinks
said
he
of
the
cross,
before you
that naturally perpetuate his
House ahd inin Congress.
fund-raising
dinfer
in
Chicago. But the President said he has a great many non-political speaking
dates.
Kennedy Says ‘Medical Care
For Aged Now Major Issue of medical
marked
Senate
(AP)—The
care
for
down
on
the
is- | tem and to raise payroll taxes aged | |pay
the
yesterday
by
issue.
A 51-44 vote posal backed
write broad fits
into
defeated the proby Kennedy to
medical
the
social
NEW
te
security
sys-
Gov. New
the
28,
of
eldest
the
C.
son
of
Puerto
Rican
Activities Division of the Republican State Campaign Commit tee, according to an announce-
ment
from
quarters Young
Republican
here. Rockefeller,
who
headspeaks
Spanish, said his father will make sampaign appearances in Puerto
Rican
communiuties
in
New York City this fall. Rodman has also been named chairman of vision.
the
Negro
Democratic blamed
(GUEST
setback
on
the threat of a veto by President Eisenhower of includinig any
healh
benefit
plan
in
security system. Kennedy said he
the social
regaraha
the
Activities
her it would be possible to pass any progressive legislation ina this politically charged congres-
sessien.
Di-
of
this
in
October
HOUSE HOUSE)
country
in
and
the
election
November.”
Lions Play Host
To 20 New Citizens. The Lions Club of Puerto Rico yesterday was host at its ’weekly business-luncheon meeting in the Condado Beach Hotel to 20 men
and women who were granted U. S. citizenship.
recently
The club presented Americans with a small
the U.S.
new flag
and a copy of the Constitution. Antonio Queipo Rodriguez who received his citizenship papers om
, spoke
briefly
on
citizenship means to him. The main speaker at the ing was
ASHFORD
presidential
his
Once it was taken, he said, the remaining course was to “take the matter to the people
Nelson A. Rockefeller of; York, has been appointed
chairman
The
te
them.
nominee
sional
STAR
YORK—Rodman
Rockefeller,
for
care bene- | Vote on Monday as a test of whet-
Rockefeller’s Son Appointed Chairman Of P.R. GOP Unit
law
pervision, they become nice little creatures to have around. . .species ‘pedestrian.’ If you are not a “jay-walker,”
need
a
a Quaker. he
the
is
guaranteeing
Special that
He can only walk, . .he can’t fly, except of course when given an assist by a car bumper. They are more harmed than harmful and with the
to
presi-
Sen. John F. Kennedy for extensive treatment in the fail campaign after his defeat in the
become extinct. There has been a limited effort to exterminate them by bouncing them off the front of speeding automobiles. This method is unsatisfactory and repugnant. Besides it is frowned upon by legal bouncer joil.
back
the
provision
was
if the present situation the breed could rapidly
and
in
Kennedy
WASHINGTON
will be focused on o creature known as “‘Jay-Walker.’’ He is very com-
authority
issues
campaign.
goes
sue
Transit
attention
principal
dential
said help
pdlitical
been at the top in this group. Religion—Eisenhower was _ told
little pity on the poor “jay-walker.”
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Benson-has
president
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to reject his social security plan for medical care for the aged. In making that complaint, Kennedy said.that to get effective legislation “‘we’re going to have
It is anticipated
ONLY
points.
lican
mon but, continues,
ee
their
form in the farm laws, which go back to 1930.
With
aT aa]
fis-,
of
agriculture to a disaster point, the
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Dominican Situation Watched Reflecting NEW
YORK
(#—World
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The advance Wb technical
enced
by
and was and
trade
considered was also
opposition
in
to the administration’s authority
to
222,000
ban
tons
buyimg.
the
partinflu
Congress
request sale
of
of extraquota
Raymond
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some
Domi-
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Pierre ner, and
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owners of principals
Corp, Loewy
Swiss the
Lor-
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ing completion at ce de Leon Ave., The Loewy all decoration meluding
graphics
restaurant,
pected
to
open
im
be
open
to
At
noon,
it will
the
wely by the businessman’s
also
have
meetings
near- |
stop 23, PonSanturee.
include silverware, uniforms, menus and The
now
firm will handle for the restaurant,
the
which
chinaware, crystalware. which
is
December,
public
be
member
NEW
were 104 contracts posted in nearby November against business in actuals. The quiet,
domestic following
better York
than cane
raw market was estimated sales of
20,000 tons to New refiners Tuesday at
ed a new
advance
the
York
New
NEW
a 149
board
FUTURES
YORK
No.
as
YORK
Alhs Chal Alumin Ltd Aluminum Co Amerada Pet Am Airlines Am Can Am
Oct Mar
May Jy Sep
Raw B-
sugar
spot
Close
3.12 3.12
3.06 3.08
3.10B 3.09B
3.13
3.13
3.13
3.13 3.19
3.11 3.16
3.14B 3.17
6.55.
Bid.
Dow NEW
YORK
Jones
(AP)-Closing
Dow
Jones
averages:
30 28 15 6&
«INDUS RRS UTLS STFKS
Clese
Changes
156 240.81 96.33 22.61
Up 3.27 “Unch Up 0.35 Up 677
Smelt Tel Tel Tob
Nev 6.06 6.04 6.04-05 World sugar futures Ne. 4 closed 3 to 7 bagher. Sales 164 contracts.
Lew
FP
Am Am
Close
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&
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contracts.
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$1.8 billion.
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operaters of La Concha. Frank Vidal, resident manager, will assume
new
Mogensen’s
ed,
general Mills
duties
mamager
until
a
is appoint-
said.
COFFEE
office
Mogen-
of La ConSept, 1 fer
the mainland fer reassignment, it was announced yesterday by Ceeil B. Mills, president of the
+%
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on this indicator.
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stock
Volume totaled 3,500,000 shares compared with 3,560,000 shares traded Tuesday.
295%
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500
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|Nebraska
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It was the market’s fourth consecutive advance and its 13th rise in the last 15 sessions.
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Market
First step to beautiful
latex
MCKEE (AP)—The
Allied Chem
(AP)—
6 closed
advanced
it continued
of 15 points in Am Am spot prices.
SUGAR
will
firms.
By JOHN
Cuba.
credit in the United States. Trad-
exclusi-
for
F.AS.
ed further rallying tendencies mm domestic sugar futures. There
evenings.
used
facilities
pound
market
ex-
Toppers’ Club, a club which will
for
a
Developments in Washington on the Dominican sugar issue check-
have retained Raymond Associates to do the decor
and graphics for the “Top O’The First” restaurant atop the new
First
cents
Easier Credit
S. market.
prices ranging up toe 6.55 cents a pound delivered. Those sales mark-
!
Pierre
th im
in the U.
World raws were quoted at 3.28
futures moved higher yesterday on short
sugar
f
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Oil C ompany Makes Americans Pay Record 6 Traffic Safety Films $100 Billion In Taxes Esso
Standard
produced
fe
safety films
ee
The films,
tne ax
Oil
(P.R.)
bas) Esso
here;
said
the
six public service traf-|rate had prompted
im an ee
ie ae st :
which center around | in
eee
high
‘accident |
Esso to pro-|
eaamateeee
oo
ob=-Americans |totatied Ghar od Taas wets
paid a.recerd $100 billien-in taxes
is no com-| -oi4
Most common types of} mercial
ame
Sant
|the 1958 level of $567.88 because
er Production | to federal, state and lecal govern-|the population grew Puerto Rican talent ments im 1959, the Census Bureau| than tax collections. e filming. There
The
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nasty
ne, Kove
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faster
oe
Federal tax revenues declined from $65 billion to $67,300,000,000
record for collections per | im fiscal 1959 because of the delay-
content in the films. The payments, compared | person—$579.19—was recorded in| ed tax effect of the 1958 recession. vehicle accident were s, shown “We believe we have a poten-| with 9as.400,000,000 which a year earlier, 1957. . However, the drop was more than vate ley hee ee ram Co. i | tial solution to the driver educa-| were made during the various} Federal tax collection ate De per person s offset by an increase in state and ayers "| tion lem and a plan that will | governmental fiscal years which during fiscal 1959 amounted to| local partmentand other goy tax collections from $,-_ . $381.35. State and lecal govern-| 490,000,000 to ernment personnel. do to Bivens reduce ge accident —_ 700, 200,800. at various times during ments collected $185.69 The t = a Stanley Schreuder, ‘ Manager of | rate Schreuder said. The
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STAR—
Thursday, August 25, 1960
Cook
Mrs. Franklin Given CARL
Says She ‘Doesn't Do Much’
Award For Local Clubwomen Puerto
y Mary Dee
untiring
enthusiasm
energy.
She
has
Rico. Guevara
is
ington,
gra-
reluctant
any
longer look that
interested
me.
I began
serve
the
in
Franklin
Honor
Award
leadership in pro-
to peoples
around
the
world.”
of
of the Council
International
Clubs,
Mrs.
to
to de might
women’s
recognition
distinguished
Mrs.
CARE
executive director. As vice-chairman
community.”
individuals
program.
2,500 convention delegates by CARE President Harold S. Miner and Richard W. Reuter, CARE
of
service.
clubs
affiliated
with
the
GFWC in the past CARE program. Appropriately, the CARE campaign of Puerto Rican clubwomen began with a candlelight “We program
tion of Santurce is filled with citations from various organizations and
the
The award, a framed plaque, was bestowed in the presence of| |
Heme Filled With Citations Her home in the Menteflores sec-
her
of
viding self-help and relief assistamce
to
interests, riding, no
around for something in some small way
Julita
convention
for “outstanding
responsibili-
ties and my former bridge and horse-back
C.,
received the
at understatement. “I really do not do anything,’’ she says. ‘‘When my daughter, Manuelita, married and moved to California, I f
without
D.
CARE
talk about herself and is a master
‘myself
Mrs.
General Federation of Women’s]. Clubs for their part in the GFWC-
ciousness of spirit and sparkle that identifies her with the charm and friendliness of the people of Puerto Mrs.
clubwomen,
by
Arce de Franklin, were honored at the recent Wash-
and the
Rican
represented
Luquillo—born Mrs. Manuela Garcia de Guevarra is a dynamic person with
boundless
align
THE SAN JUAN
Her
dearest treasure is a glass-encased replica of the U.S.S. Missouri, the battleship on which the Japanese surrender of World War II was accepted by General Mac
Arthur. by
This was
Rear
presented
Adm.
G.
B.
H.
hospitality
bor
to
ing
San
U.
S.
as
a good
Navy
Juan.
was
pitality
Chairman
Service
Organization.
She
has
also
from
Rear
lery,
who
mandant
of
the
Hos-
citations
Adm.
Daniel
Hall
district,
V.
Gal-
as
com-
and
from
for her work in the various phases of the USO program as carried out by the National Catholic Com-
munity
Services,
president of and director
Mrs.
the
YWCA
the ARC Volunters of the Blood Bank.
Guevara
nating
Edwin C. Bond, executive director of the USO in the United States
the
Women’s Coast Guard League of P. R., and has just been elected
United
received
the
visit-
Home
followed of
neigh-
personnel
She
...She
Hall,
fermer Commandant of the 10th Naval District, in token of her warm
MRS. MANUELA
to her
is on
committee
the
which
nomiselects
the island “Mothers of the Year,” and,
her
ject
is to
most
current
the
10 tbsps.
this
liquid to
liquid,
adding the
rind
the Stella Niagara Seminary, her own Alma Mater: the Sacred Heart Academy in Buffalo, N. Y.,
that
none
St.
Aloysius
Ohio ter.
into
one
and
Both
she
Academy
Puerto
and
Rico
her
in chap-
husband,
one
with
water Add
and
community
sugar,
lime
alumnae
rai well.
lime
and
the
make
water
cornstarch,
if
of
the
dash
of
salt
in
a saucepan
to
the
so
The
centers
is
aid
clinics
mothers
liquid.
heat stirring continuously 5 to 10 minutes or until
for the
(it
will
In
leave
the sides of the pan). Rafael Guevara, a commission Just before removing from | Manuela Guevara is on the agent in San Juan, share an en-|! board of directors of the execu- |thusiasm for dancing. They won | the heat, add the grated coco-; tive committee and secretary of \a trophy for their execution of nut meat. Place in a shallow pan or platthe American Red Cross here. the Danza at the Casa de Espaia ter to cool. Then place in the She also represents the ARC in and are among the few who have refrigerator to chill the SMVH (Service in Military mastered the island’s and Spain’s Before serving, sprinkle with and Veteran’s Hospitals), is ac- traditional dances, some of which cinnamon or colored sugar crystive for Our Lady of Carmel are centuries old. tals (do not use both). “This Church, works on the executive Everyone Likes This Dessert is extra good,” Mrs Guevara
committees
of
the
Convalescent
dren the
Bell-
for
Chik
in Aibonito, the YWCA
and
“Homage
ganization. a
Rosario
Home
to
the
Besides
leader
in
the
Aged”
or-
all this, she’s Spartners,
the
“I think
cipe
for
you
will
Coconut
enjoy
my
Custard,”
re-
she
says “everyone seems to like it.” For this recipe you will need one
coconut,
%
cup
corn
starch,
adds,
“served
with
Dies” (All God’s Chillun Got Wings,) third production of the Festival ef at the Tapia.
Universal Theater Curtain is 8:40 p.m.
TOMORROW—Cowboy dance at the clubhouse of the Phi Sigma Alpha Fraternity in Hato Rey at 9: p.m., sponsored
pa
Phi
by
Rev.
the p.m.
and
card
to benefit the St. Anne at the home of the Most A.
Ervine
Puerte
lands
Kap-
Sorority.
TOMORROW—Tea
party Guild
the
Swift,
Rico
Episcopal
Tickets
and
Bishop
Virgin
Diocese,
are
$1.50
monies
for
Juniorettes
of
3
p.m.
IT WAS PENETRATING
\T'S $o EASY
the
per
per-
Cataho, at the Casa beginning at 9: p.m.
SATURDAY—A
students
returning
formal ball for
te school
at
their
and
as
districts,
children
first
lectures
and
by
—
welare
where
are
civen
personal
ad-
R
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and Thursday nights!
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NURSERY take
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of
your
°
Enjoy the most different and delicious Buffet in Puerto Rico in the beautiful Club La Concha. Every Tuesday and Thursday from
children
7 to 10 PM and only $4.50 per person. Dance H
to 2 orchestras
show
son. SATURDAY—A fermal bal l te raise funds for a new Catholic church im de Espana,
in
serve medical
LESTOIL oT penetrates,
Is2:30
also and
POPULAR-OUR Die LUXE BUFFEI—
il YoU use Fl
of
at
Colombia.
preserved
10 p.m. at the Casine de Puerte Rico. Two orchestras will provide continuous dance music. SATURDAY—Installation cereCatholic Daughters of America, Granada Court, at the court’s clubhouse on Ponce de Leon at
and
Papaya.”
On The Calendar This Week TODAY—Opening of Eugene O’Neill’s “Todos los Hijes de
kits
weekly check-ups.
YMCA.
ber
aid
training native midwives to more effective in combating high death rate in childbirth.
stations
and low
thickens
first
Bogota,
the
over
mixture
of
are be the
white
of the lime
into
funds
womens’
At these centers, qualified medical personnel and registered nurses
of
grated
bitter
Cook
City
needed.
sugar,
(carefully
used), the juice a
quart
went
Rico’s
other equipment for the network a of public health centers established in poor by the
coconut
one
by Puerto
clubs
dash of salt. Grate. the coconut meat and squeeze through a strainer using
of
the
new
serves
pro-
unite
CARE
GUEVARA
No
at
11
and
PM.
see the complete
Reservations
floor
suggested.
cover charge.
Cell: 6-2375 or see us at 104 Arzucaga St., Rio Piedras
1 i
10
Kappa Phi Sorority Starts Annual Convention Tomorrow ay
The
Kappa
of San Juan nual
Phi
Sorority
will hold its an-
convention,
beginning
this Friday, Aug. 26 to Sept. 5, with a number of social and administrative activities. Miss Mayra’ Rodriguez Canino will preside over the convention which starts with a cowboy-dance on Friday at 9 p. m. in the club house of the Phi Sigma Alpha Fraternity in Hato Rey.
On
Saturday,
at 1:30 p. m,
the
group will hold a meeting in the Phi Sigma Alpha Fraternity’s club house. A picnic is scheduled for
Sunday.
PS
Oteros
children.
have
eight
Pictured
sons and
above
are,
two
left
daugters, 30 grandchildren and four great grand-
to
right:
Eduardo
Otero,
Luis
Ral
Otero,
Mrs.
Blanca Otero de Torres, Manuel
and Victoria Otero, Dr. Carlos Otero and Capt. Hum-
berto
not
Otero.
The
five
children
pictured
reside
in
New
7 p. m. the group will hold a roller-
York.
skating Bowling
Ann Landers Says
Road,
DEAR
ANN
letter
LANDERS:
is
being
| old ere
a the father of the bride-to|&
by
When
written | woman
husband
I
you told that
to remarry
her
: applauded
forty-two-year-old just added one!)
form-
wildly.Y
DEAR
be eeElsie is) 29 years ee old a) and|_1 Was married to a charming, on) A | aMusing, irresponsible skunk. He
she’s
a good
Me
den
“isie
tacks
girl.
Any
oh
ak
as
Pe
years.
operation also
has
work My
The
is
not
n
have
my
letter
wedding.
He on
says the
on the husband. —IN DOUBT DEAR IN:
teeth
this
father
What Is
the
an operation
expense
is
a
|S l¢
ea
‘Bi
night
.
hospital. P
im to
going
d
and
and
then
nurse
while
it
took
it
recover.
took Just
me when
|}°
ree,
—
’ k magic,
We
remarry
im
and
‘eal
€
a
To
make a
long
story
short,
100
I
had the same old problems, only doubled in spades. After a year of misery I threw in the sponge. Please, Ann, keep telling women that once they unload a no-goodnick to be smart enough to remember what the past was like.— BOMBED TWICE
a woman? his fiancee
doctor
DEAR BOMBED: Thanks for your interesting letter. I have
known some exceptions to this rule but by and large, your position is a sound one. (And P. S. that head is now on
now.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: You have a wise lead on those 41-year-
both
ignores
——
ihe
a
I
LANDERS:
My
hard-working,
easy-
adores
work.
a year. I He has the
His nurse had left him
black
is
man,
the
He
make crazy
a
bill
makes
is
as
good
being
taken
“in
a
to
spot.’’
I
care but
don’t
hold
an
informal
preside
ball
at
tKe
Caribe Hilton Hotel. ‘ The anniversary of the sorority will be celebrated with a formal
ball in the Casino de Puerto Riéo
on Sept. 4 at 9 p. m. It will end with breakfast in the home of Miss Mayra Rodriguez.
Ott To San Francisco
as
bills, phone, clothing. He
take
payments
...to will
four from
away.
supposed
mortgage
RODRIGUEZ .
CANINO
year. if he
I had to go to work ago to keep our ‘house
is
MISS MAYRA
$6,000
paid. years
I pay the essential insurance, food and
Rey.
children
$4,000 a idea that
it
Paradise Matadero
in Santurce under the sponsorship of the sorority on Sept. 3 at 11 a. m. Following the mass, a luncheon will be held at noon in the Condado Beach Hotel. That same day at 9 p. m. the group
and there’s no other woman—unless he’s Superman. The problem is, he has no responsibility where money is concerned, yet he feels HE should handle the finances as a matter of self-respect.
not
img perhaps your daughter ought to reeonsider her decision. She should have her teeth taken eare of when the need arises, howwhich
the
the
years
| and
thinks is unnecessary (just to save him money) is so crass and insult-
ever,
with
in
husband
squandered
inheritance,
|| the scene.
fixed
the
cheated,
©" | began to feel like a human being me | ?8@!9 this crumbum appeared on
before
and
me,
1 divorce
man _ buying
which
off
|W
do you say?|
horse or marrying His suggestion that
have
small
She|
that
removed
my
|ran
bridge-
asking
to
an |
wrote
daughter’s
fall
said
new
lied
past |; I ° was
necessary. some
and her appendix should
-
in the
son-in-law
a registered
a
aoa
doctor
to have
future
should
ce
of appendicitis
few
the
man
the the
be held at the Sacred Heart Church
shoulders.
ANN
Hato
in at
The celebration will go on with a beer and pizza party in the home of Miss Xiomara Jordan in Santurce on Sept. 2 and a mass will
Is He Buying A Horse Or Marrying? This
party Center
naye
The
ANNIVERSARY—The Manuel Oteros celebrated their golden Aug. 14, in Altamesa with five of their 10 children in attendance.
anniversary
for it
of
the
is
always
know
where
RRR
WEDDING
wedding
time
SRO
GOLDEN
The place and
have not been set yet. New members of the sorority will be formally initiated at a ceremony on Aug. 30 at 7:30 p. m. in the home of Miss Rodriguez Canino in Santurce. On Aug. 31 at
his money goes. He says if he handled ALL the money he’d just spend it all. What do you suggest? —E.
P.
J.
DEAR
E.
P.
J.:
Let
ALL the money See how he does. you.
an
If
he
runs
true
understanding
handle
all
It’s worth
the
Landers
help yeu
with
to her
handle
form,
YOU
have
are
after
to
that.
try.
Ann
them
to
that money
the
him
for one month. He may surprise
will
your
be
glad
problems.
in care
to
Send
of this news-
paper enclosing a stamped, addressed envelope.)
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HATO 124
F.
D.
—
—
AT
at the home
of his
mother,
Mrs. Eva Lopez, on Americo Salas St. on Sunday at 3 p.m. He is the son of Rafael Lopez Baledon of Santurce.
HASTA the
LUEGO—Col.
island
this
week
and
for
Mrs.
his new
Arthur
REY Roosevelt
6-2571
Calle
Parque
Plaza
Canton
Tel. 810
in the
past
three
years.
(STAR
photo
by
Betty
Knorr)
Norge
_-TRY
the Most
Bed-
PONCE Union Tel.
81
2-3278
left
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Frigidaire
Sinks Furniture,
BAYAMON
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assignment
dio in San Francisco, Calif. Peterson was the senior U. S. Army advisor to the Puerto Rico National Guard for the
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heaters,
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party
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Manuel celebrate
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nd PONCE
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\ The calendar of activities of the Ponce chapter. of Eta’ Gamma Delta Sorority is full for the coming weekend. At 4 p.m. Friday, there will be a get-together party, at the La Alhambra home of sorority godmother, Elenita Toro de Oliver, in honor of the sorority’s godmothers. The first Delta chapter. president Rosarite Armstrong
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will
also
be
the
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ho-
nored guests on this occasion. At 10 pm. Saturday, ‘an informal
dance
will
be
held
at
the Deportive Club te honor Idita Pérez, president of the Sorority’s governing board. At
9
am.
Sunday,
there
will
be a picnic saly on the
at the Quinta Ro Adjuntas road, at
the
sorority
home
of
| -
godmother
Ada Torres de Rosaly. The meeting place will be at Magali Hostas’ home. All ‘sorority the different
vited
to
members from chapters are in-
join
the
weekend
fun.
Pt Petter AMER tersie
Those who need accommodations should get in touch with Ligie
Vivas,
59
Salud
Armendary,
Praxedita Box
Street,
6
Ledén
Casilda
Street
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eee
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ef
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Dr.
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Fredo
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Saturday Olympic
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last
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to-
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her
court
at
a
re-
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who
is
back
from a trip to California, plans to open soon a patio furnishings store.
The
Ponce
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over
last
Rotary
Tuesday -had
speaker
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by Andrew
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G,
pre-
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guest
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Petty And Personal Campaign RESTON
Times
News
WASHINGTON—The
paign
is
running
the
to
form,
which
is
to
The
say it is getting more petty and personal as it goes along. There was a time between the summit meeting and the nominating conventions when
it
looked
to
have
as a
Purpose,
if
the
two
genuine
the
debate
role
the growth State of its fare
parties
of
the
were
about
thé
Federal
these larger for the time
issues being,
be
back
same
drifting
into
the
national and the and wel-
Union
Life
against in
Insurance
active
in
Al
Company
the
arguments
Smith
in
1928,
has
up
again
similar assault on’ Senator Kennedy. Billy Graham, the Baptist .parson from North Carolina, has taken time out from saving souls in Switzerland to announce that re ligion is a legitimate issue in the campaign and will be decisive in the end. Anti-Catholic Campaign Grows Searcely a day goes by that the mails do
bring
Jet
into
some this
scurrilous newspaper
anti-Catholic office.
and
nr
ficial publication his
father’s
“Battle
Line”
says
this week: has been effect of
$400
million
on
the
Nixon”
BIRTH
CONTROL
Sir:
on
| for
With the
regard to your 17th of August
in “good
Negro
the
ing the right of Mr. Eduardo Flores of the CAP, to state who is a good Catholic, a good Chris-
tian,
who
what may
is
laws are anti-Christian, I state a few facts?
(a) The use of artificial vices to prevent conception immoral, not merely because Catholic Church says, so, also because it is against Natural law. It is immoral only for Catholics, but also everyone because all are
law.
as
‘the
the
It would
and
issue
lower
only
for
Catholics?
cried
to
and
heaven
got
the
pu-
years
ago
it
was:
find
of
Surely escape
not. the
violating obeying
mo
nature
its
How then conclusion
nature’s
law
nature’s
escape.
and
outspoken
The
God?
Book
tells how severely Onan for the sin
Council
Church,
of
Catho-
and_
others
Fact one does not pertain
he |think in ‘have
(Gen.
There
is j
of Genesis
God punished of contracep-
38:10).
The
de
testable thing was the deliberate, willful
and
tion
the
of
unnatural conjugal
a
little
about
So let’s this—We
Mr.
Editorial
three Christians facts which he is dis- ,condemn birth control.
tion. “And therefore God slew him because he did a detestable thing.”
frustra-
act—a
has
died
of
per-
Therefore,
Writer, I firmly believe that Mr. Eduardo Flores has all the right jin the world to say who is a good Christian when it comes to birth control, beeause he has his
facts
Catholic facts.
right
and
facts
but
Joseph
' Rio
are
to
price
the
personal
and
a
Modern
not
his F.
only
his
Christian Mowery
Piedras, ‘P:R.
:
ed.
But
this
simply
of
grown-up
“honor?”:
our
national
of
thing a
for
Francis
“spy
language”
a
man
Judgment
home
him.
The easy, sympathize
the with
be
a
view
as
in
safety
caught
up
“cpurt”
which
his
‘supe
a
fe
way would be say that, Xafter
should
stickily
of
comfort-
so-called
sentimental Powers—to
this the
pilot a
man
on
why
in: of
the not
works
alien,
mission”
sent
is
another
an
life to save and so his Russian accusers?
would
It
who
on
in
“criminal had
Powers,
plané.”
Has
snickered
he
dishonest
not.
as
have
it
would
“copping
a
plea”
for
himself.
He
was
copping
a: plea
his
responsibility
as
an
American
citizen.
i
But he was more than a private citizen who had got into difficulty abroad. He was a soldier, if not in uniform, of the United States—specifically of its most urgent arm in the. cold war, the Central Intelligence Agency. When he accepted his job—and at $30,000 a year it was an infinitely better job than his background could ever othérwise
have
found
who
had
for him—he
lost
his
took
way
in
his chances.
the
Soviet
Here
was
labyrinths.
no
Here
littke
was
boy
a
man
on a high mission who knew in advance ef its risks—and of ' privileges. Was he entitled then upon capture—a capture whith was bluntly his duty to cost of death itself—to ship’s officer on a raft kick off the passengers
is
far
more
But
millions
when seen
of
they had hundreds
than
in the infantry officer
has
quired
of him,
or
Jima,
Iwo
men, to of
theirs;
outfits
no
more
than or
far
die our
less
for
of the
is
favored
United
immunity
he
a
part
than
States
from
Army.
death,
TODAY’S
BEST
ship’s
i that another his country.
have
platoon
Pearl
leader,
died
intelligence death
in
is
still sadly heceshave suffered a not,
unhappily,
EUROPE
Nixon
and Kennedy is that Nixon is the kind of a fellow who can talk back to Khrushchev in the kitchen while Kennedy would be more apt
to talk back to him at the Harvard club. ees
Capital
your
takes. eee Association of
The
beating
paycheck
The Says
punishment:
it
doesn’t
know
Gerontology how
to
pre-
vent people from aging. Women are more resourceful. Once they hit 40, they any further.
merely
refuse
to
TY
THAYT OE
LON
+
Sys
ay
—
go
eee
The
makes
Kennedy-Johnson _
an
impact
on
Dixie.
ticket
One
third of the South is for Johnson, one-third for anybody but Ken-
nedy—and
one
third
for
Jefferson
Davis. ess
—.
*
The only senators in Washing: ton who are accomplishing much these days are the ones who play a tse
——_ ITALY Luigi ‘“
de Simoni
8-2 r=
I}
:
re
Normandy, {
Harbor—but
FROM
An
when
wherever.
es?
the
Powers,
With no wish to persecute one man, it is sary to say it: In that Moscow courtroom we
sake.
it
their duty. Many of us‘ have die, not gladly but stoically,
exhausfed
personal
of
a cruel thing to say only way to protect
to maintain friends so
any
small, an intimate, a an insignificant one.
its
avoid at every cost, including the’ final save himself in the way he did? Is. a flung from a sinking liner entit] to if the raft, too, begins to sink? His
responsible command. Now I know it is seemingly man should die, if dying is the
you
between
strong,
and
pro-
the United States of America. i First, he had saved his own life by permitting his aircraft and its secrets to fall into enemy hands, at the expense of his own country’s vital interests and in violation of his ‘duty. Next, in the trial itself, he again saved his life by jdining his country’s assailants in slandering that country, in violation
has to take his phone calls at a night club because his home number is unlisted for privacy’s
difference
of
for
“Celebrities for Nixon’? is formA celebrity is a person who
The
fewer
“duty”
res-
we:
superficially compassionate. : For Powers was cooperating not so much with his; own accusers as with the accusers of his government and his country. He was not, in the language of the Americar criminal epurts,
KNEBEL “Can
personal)
weapons
be
duty
shopper:
and
the
pseudo-sophistication
trial
from
to
all, he had his cooperated with
issues
Bureas
guts
and
like
American
riors
WHITE
in
Virginia
Washington
fewer
words
words~ out
for F
FEVER FLETCHER
old
pass
far
“POTOMAC By
personal
progress-in
sophomoric
to
refrained
side
of
our
produce
able
Issue
West
all
the
cee
and was
education
himself
in
STAR
against
laws? | Christians—Protestants.
can that
we
What
the
is now fairly obvious that short weeks 270 that the
Protestant
{to Catholics but to the natural (b) The laws of nature are law and Christians. Fact two of universal validity, they bind |does not pertain to Catholics, but everyone, always and_ every- to the Bible which contains the where. Is there any Christian teachings for all Christians. Fact or even any believer in God, ‘three definitely does not pertain who would deny that God is the ,to Catholics but to the other
Author
an
standards
value
the “Battle
Religious
he
had
level
condemned a Federal Council of still be immoral universally even Churches report giving some if the Church said nothing on countenance to birth control. the subject. Who would hold; Now let’s consolidate our three that stealing and lying are wrong
,facts.
old
What
Moscow
many of their supporters. This, of course, is not new, but that is just the point. The only form of warfare that remains the same is politics. Last week an Air Force pilot actually took John Donne’s advice and went out and caught a falling star, and yesterday, a pitcher for the Chicago Cubs who got punched in the face by a second baseman, retaliated with a million-dollar law suit. But no such originality has yet appeared on the political scene.
National
lag” ‘that
These melancholy questions arise _ correspondent’s mind in the afterlight
by
to
‘
it a “missile lag’ or a “space
these
.
de‘lic Women to testify against a is Senate bill to permit contracepthe ,tive information through the but mails. In that same year the Methe thodist Church South, the United not Lutheran Church of America, the for Presbyterian Synod of the Re sub-
formed
our
See
contraception as were the Ca-|please direct me to the men’s and tholics. In 1931 a delegate of outer spacewear department?” ss etc., \the Southern Baptist Association appeared with the secretary of
anti-Christian
ject to the natural
leaders
in
if
men?
in its offers to help get
Eschews
instantly.
difficult
duce
primary have been far too optimistic. As usual, the political underground is at work. There are at least two campaigns afoot: one by the candidates themselves and another on
Thirty
not
faith”
doing so. Nevertheless, it hopes of a few
religious
punishment
(c)
deeline
opportunis-
to defend
students
campaign
from
which
nishment
editorial concern-
an
country.
the
Democratic
|version
is “still
on the campaign,
LETTERS ON
who
On the other side, Vice President Nixon has circulated an appeal to his fellow Republicans not to raise the religious issue in
primaries.” It then goes on to refer to a statement in an article on Kennedy by Stewart Alsop in The Saturday Evening Post, specifically to “the theory that Joe Kennedy has financed and masterminded his son’s drive for the White House as a recompense for his own thwarted Presidential ambitions.” “Battle Line” failed to add the rest of Alsop’s quote: “The only thing wrong with
FACTS
WASHINGTON—Is
pro-
the cards before Nixon starts to deal. This sort of thing has recently been spread-
Nixon
oss
Kennedy, naturally, down the practical
is the
ponsibility?
Old
this
agents and small-bore politicians in Washington are getting louder every day. The Republican National Committee’s of“Senator Jack trying to play
Digest, which
“The
African
pamph-
ths
‘By William S. White **muntes’
to the
protested
should most trouble us as we confront the ‘massive and bfooding hostility of the Soviet Union across the world? i Or is it, instead, really a lag in ovr. national charactér, a
not acting
a
not
is not devoted
' Of Duty And Honor
isn’t
Line” statement as “entirely proper,” to suggest that the Kennedy Foundations
campaign
shown
simply
party, immediately distortion.
Democratic
dollars
of Dallas, awho
anti-Catholic
it
ing to the Senate floor, where Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania, has emerged as the leading provocateur for the Republicans. He has managed in the last week to imply that the Kennedys have already spent between a million and a half and seven million
about religion, Joe Kennedy, Ezra Taft Benson. “The Old Nixon” and “Th> New Ni-.on.” Carr Collins, president of the Fidelity was
that
paganda sheet of the other party, has ntly been working over President Eisenttower’s golf and pvresc :n7 the Vo > > dent as
cut
will prevail we seem to
old
is
tic young politician.” And of course, Kennedy himself started the post-convention personal attacks by suggesting that somebody better
Government,
of the nation’s economy mind, health, education
Maybe again, but
going
theory
Post, which
Democratic against the
Presidential - cam-
true
mastermind
true.” The
Service
e
JAMES York
ANAM
By New
ar
,°
®
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pee
Religious
:
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Beth
Kennedy
and
Nixon
have
drawn
Constitution)
‘wave
of embarrassment
radio
heavily
found
in
the
top-flight
universities
news
Mr.
of
he
is
The Door
They
are.
appeals
sister
from
republics
the
He
left the Organization
no other
choice
but
hemis-
of American
to unite,
States
without
Cuba,
in the defense of the hemisphere against the Communist inroads so clearly established in Castro’s government and, consequently, in the Cuban republic. It is no longer a question of taking sides in the Cuba-U.S. -controversy; the-issue of Cuban relations with the United States, of specifies such as expropiation of American holdings in Cuba and the cancellation of Cuban sugar quotas in the U.S. market, are now of secondary importance. The QAS has a larger and more urgent problem to resolve. That is the manner in which all the American republics should act jointly to thwart Castro’s obvious determination to
assist Saviet Russia and Red pis
the
Western
China in their drive to.
Hemisphere
into
the
Communist
The OAS acted with commendable courage and dispatch against the Dominican Republic’s criminal intervention in the affairs of Venezuela. It is to be hoped that it will demonstrate equal forthrightness and in meeting
rejection
of the OAS
Expected
the
peril represented
by
Castro’s
appeal.
that
the Governor’s
the
law
is
official residence,
and
too
strict
in
several
res-
pects, and that it is interfering with their efforts to earn
a livelihood. Among the law’s restrictions which the drivers protested were: overloading of trucks; smooth tires; passing loaded school buses, and several other regulations. Widespread demands for strict enforcement of traffic laws have resulted from the horrible fatality toll on the highways. The new law is a considerable improvement
over
the
old,
and
enforcement
is
es-
sential if we are to save lives. It is to be expected that those who violate the law and are caught will protest and scream “foul.” The police can expect a rise in complaints in direct
ratio
to
the
the traffic law. them
A
from
We
not
United
the
with
which
hope the screams
fulfilling
their
Minority Those
of
efficiency
they
enforce
will not deter
duty.
and
States
within
raised
are
not
always
confines
the aware
of
an
important political fact of life: that U.S. Congressmen do not necessarily speak for the nation. A good example of this was yesterday’s out-
-rageous
statements
by
Sen.
Allen
J. Ellender,
a Loui-
siana Democrat whose political tendencies are so far to the right that from his vantage point Wall St. looks
like
the
Left
Bank.
Sen. Elfender and Sen. James Eastland of Mississippi, another ‘throwback, spoke out in Congress yesterday in high praise of Rafael Trujillo, the selfproclaimed deity on the next island whose corrupt
domain
seems to be slowly rotting apart.
der gaid he wished every Latin a strong leader like Trujillo. Senators
Ellender
and
the
George
acs
ivory
tower
Romney,
who
the fatherof
of
Sen. Ellen-
American ‘hation ‘
Eastland,
a pair
had
of racists,
speak for that marblebrained minority which survives by bigotry, battens on ignorance and actively pursues the status quo of yesteryear. This is not America speaking.
of
is that \we
facts
these:
legend
ing
the
purrs
at
the
and
gospel
being
pact
of
fact
described
car, expound-
Galbraith
vealed in “The Affluent
+.
compact-parent
for
a
5
as
have refused
and the
meaning
chief
among
them
to face up to the
of them.
-
re-
”
, im a recent Americans, drivdinosaur, felt a
It
the
heartening now call of Kennedy
to see them and Nixon.
answering
Foreign Partisans Aiding Castro Could Form International Brigade ,
By
HAROLD
K.
MILKS
HAVANA (#—There are sufficient foreign partisans of the leftist Fidel Castro regime congregated here
to
form
a substantial
project which will serve more than antiquated rifles—many of them 20,000 students, there are many 1898 models— except for training and
News Analysis
more than 20 | months ago, his regime itionists’’
tracted
‘
powerful
magnet,
has like
not only
parades, when more modern
automatic
‘‘inter-
national brigade’’ if he wants one. Almost since the moment. Castro entered Havana
ata
in Latin
America but also in Europe. Reliable sources here calculate thousand such actively work-
several ,in Cuba
there are foreigners
Spokesman
born
inhabitants
speech: “I wonder how many ing to work in a tail-finned
the Capitol, were the focal points of a truck drivers’ cavalcade of 141 trucks yesterday in protest against _police enforcement of the new traffic law. The drivers complained
The
is deserted. Its occupant is down in the streets and the forum. It is mildly astonishing to find carmaker
Said
Reaction
La Fortaleza,
McGILL
sins in this category. But
dwell in what is the largest, most comfortable air-conditioned ivory tower ever built. They don’t want to be told about them. They believe the only way the Russians can win is by fighting .and since they don’t think there will be a war—it’s too horrible fer them as itis for us—they refuse te read or listen to those who talk or write about the great issues. ‘ Ivery Tewer Occupants Now In Ferum But
orbit.
fortitude
been’ preaching
made.
And what they are up against is a sort of ivory-tower-in-re. verse. The so-called “mass. citi. genship” is comfortable. There is the patio and the ceok-out, y the sleek and glittering kit‘ chens, children comfortably - Yeady for school, the family car ms and the dream of a second one, the modern house with “ the payments like rent.
nations against Red penetration.
has
(OAS)
but
campus-
<.
phere, meeting in San Jose, Costa Rica, to renounce his Communist ties and to close the ranks of the
hemisphere
car
and
-
foreign
in this
erroneous
small
schelars
ay
rejected
Cuba’s
preblems
if
have
:
He
of
the
future
is the
the
a
China.
ministers
are
saeco
immediate
the
text
what
4 ns | ‘I wile pill BR ls | re e ai
Red
decisions
and
very
grave
Romney’s saying
8
people on a close association with Soviet Russia
how
how
BRREDZ
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know
and
of -
a
Slams
Fidel Castro made.a convincing speech yesterday. left no doubt that he has staked the future of his
listening to the car
defeat
gE
Fidel
nation. All over the nation we see that what really has happened is that the residents of traditional ivery towers have deserted them and afe down in the marketplace doing battle.
ee
the
experts
the ce
of
issue.”
upon the scholars, experts, planners, and scientists
Wed
MCGILL
Atianta
There aren’t any more ivory towers. We see this rather plainly im the news.
Rates
Rates
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7
Wiltiam
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P.O. Bex 4187. Sam (45@ Cemercio St. El
4
Sam Juan
the
ing for Castro. The best known is Maj. Gen. Ernesto. (Che) Guevara, born in Argentina, who was made
a
“native
Cuban’’
for
by
a
Aviation
Cuban
Company plane, and were deployblue working ed in their new clothes in front of luxurious Hotel until ‘they disappeared National into the interior. Officially, this group came as volunteers to work .in the construction
of the
educational Province. Observers
Camilo
center,
Cienfuegos
in the
question
this
Red
revolution
a new
in Guatemala.
his
services to Castro. Iron Curtain Volunteers The most recent addition te this an was ‘international brigade’’ airplane load of recruits of the countries behind the Iron Curtain. from here brought were They Prague
Castro’s officials to foment
Oriente expla-
Most of the modern rifles came from Belgium—more than 100,000, it
is
rumored,
are
automatic.
Rumors
are
also
Recently there was a delivery of here of the continued ins against Castro. in small arms from Czechoslovakia, activity Central mountains, especi according to informed sources
|the
the Escambray Hiils and in| the area of Santa Clara, in the Province * Kept In Interior | The majority of these arms are of the Villas. According to ene source here, it carefully stered some place in the interior of Cuba. A select guard is estimated there are from (300 im four of Castro’s, which is m charge of to 400 deserters operating internal security, is armed with to six separate bands in the area.,.
here.
. this equipment. “The
people’s
Militia,
new
It is added that strong government forces have isolated the area forces, and no movement is permitted back-
fone of Castro's defense i i nation, because in the immediate with old and vicinity of the new educatiquall.are gen¢rously,agmed
or-from
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been better
slams
than this one but sex spades is a reasonably good contract. You may have better way to get there
but this is the way North and South chose. The problem here is for South
to
go
many
19. shelter
5. citrus drinks
North
There have
4. youths 8. food fish 12. single
to deeide
on
the
ways
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whieh
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painter
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WW WANS
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El
Chico
Lounge
Hotel.
The
of
Ei
San
loveable
Bilty
Day's show business career goes back to 1914 when he worked the vaudeville circuit as a black-
face
comedian.
In
the Amos and came the rage, first
signed
1923,
before
Andy shew Billy, one of
to acontractin
be: the
radio,
was appearing with his own orchestras as vocalist and pianist over KDKA in Pittsburg, which was the only station at that time serving the mid-west. He also appeared over W.K.Z., serving the eastern part of the states. In 1923, the then young Mr. Day made his first recording for Cameo records, called “I Don’t Believe It, Say It Again.” After
this
followed
contracts
the then
one
with
Fox
of
the
first
Movietone
in
role of entertainer rather actor, where he made over
East Germany, Cuba Agree To TV Exchange BERLIN Fast
(AP)—Communist
Germany
asreed of TV East
and
German
reports.
Cuba
news
agency
ADN
No details were disclosed
METROPOLITAN Daily
have
on a regular exchsnge programs, the official
shows
Set.— 1:15 —
4
Sun. 4:00
SEATS
Phone
8:15
P.M.
and Holidays — 8:15 P.M. AVAILABLE
Sidney Poitier Dandridge Sammy Davis Jr
by Columbia
Pictures
COBIAN’S THEATRES SYMBOL
OF
FINE
Pictures
being
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. #—Bridge-
Coea
on
the
Cola
Billy
retired
from
lights
,and
1942
Puerto
in
famous
Hour.
In
the
came
live
in
semi-re-
If
you
can
call
helping
they
need
for
him
friends
and
Puerto Rican-born taking care of their
if you can ment. You
with
open
Hotel
meet
pools,
...friends
call-
starting
at
Simultaneously
PARAMOUNT Phone fy, MATIENZO — 3.3387
"Yo Pecador”.
LORRAINE - 12 M. 2nd Week Dean Martin - Jerry Lewis “THE THREE RING CIRCUS”
MUSIC HALL 5°3c78 2nd Brendo
“THE
Week - Anna
FUGITIVE
Magnani KIND”
MILAN,
Italy W—Soprano
Callas House
Croix,
December,
with
attractive
Judy
Markov, who will represent both establishments at their office in the Condado Beach hotel, as their hostess, many local “biggies” were spotted. Among them,
P.
R.’s
new
head
of
Tourism,
Robert Bouret and his assistant, Frank Ledesma. Also present was WKYN’'s Clem Littauer,
relations
man
Roy
Brown,
Pierre La Combe of Air France. Helen Auble, the publisher of Caribbean Vacationlands. and
Ada
Rita Vergne,
who
now
official Tours.
with Hetel
verson
and New York Daily
is an
the Pete Rovira official Fred Hal-
News
Carmima
Mendez,
and
an entourage of broadcasters from her station, including Gary McDonald, Molly O’Dell and Joan Lane. ..Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Nayda Apente have returned to their home after a Caribeean cruise...
card
from
Margarita
Higuera
again
Callas And La Scala Patch Up 2 Year Rift
Condado Beach Hotel, hosted by the Hotels Grapetree and St. I.,
sence
will sing at La next season, after
due
Scala Opera opening in two-year
ab
to a rift with the man-
agement. This was yesterday
intendent
a
Maria
formally by
La
Antonio
announced
Scala’s_
super-
Ghiringhelli.
Miss Callas last appeared
at the
Milan Theater in-June, 1959, with a triumphant performance of Betlini’s Il Pirata. She then said she
would
never
as long charge.
return
as
to
La
Ghiringhelli
Scala was
Claude Rains Marries
TNa ie
OPENING FRIDAY
again.
actor
he had M. to
confirmed
married
yesterday
the former
Mrs.
Rosemary Clark but declined say where or when. She is
Rains’ fourth wife. The marriage is the third for the new Mrs. Rains, 42-year-old mother
of
three
children,
9,
and 20.
Continuous Shows Starting at 2:00 P.M.
iTS LaKKE E A
of the
addition
=-HOUR JOLT ELECTRIC
to
food.
those
that
slipped
by the pick-up crew, he said, there were 150 others that were gather- | ed
up as planned. Since the beginning
campaign
three
of the doping
weeks
ago,
18,
twice as jolt en the screen in g !
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last month from his third wife, concert pianist, Agi Janber, has The
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WEST CHESTER, Pennsylva nia, (AP)—Seventy-year-old film actor Claude Rains, divorced
married
pavement
Dr. H. P. Dinan, Jr., Bridgeport health director, said these
For The Fourth Time
“CALL NORTHSIDE 777” “ALLIGATOR PEOPLE”
Rosalind Russell “AUNTIE MAME” “COUNTERFIT PLAN”
in
LORRAINE
AMBASSADOR - 12 M.
Ava
a
congregate.
were falling to the downtown streets.
MARIA CALLAS
is
9:30 am...At the gala cocktail party held last weekend at the
V.
to
a sure way’to bring on
|)
ed by the P.R. Swimming Assoe. will be held Saturday, Sept. 10 at the Hotel Condado and La
Concha
Finn
tsaid, more than 1,000 pigeons |have
his
semi-retirethat wher-
swimming
Mickey
found
substance,
Julia, pets—
ever Billy and Julia are, there music, laughter and song.
An
a
have
when
wife, many
eall that can bet
slipping
pigeons
prisoners with personal problems, acting as relief minister for somé of the island churches, piano
that
is
officers
to
to
playing
health
bright
he
Rico
tirement.
port i
1935
reveals she is having a lovely home after a Caribbean cruise... spending her vacation.
For
TODAY
Marlon
of them
entertainer
A
ENTERTAINMENT
> > >
an
original
president,
Distr.
;
some
reporter Jaek Mallon were chatting with Mickey McFadden of McCann Erickson, while WHOA radio was represented by its
Dorothy
>
shorts,
Public
5;
and
150
among the first pictures with sound tracks. In addition he was
-
the
TE
1980
Pigeons Are Fed Mickey
WOOD
Juan
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4a
August 25,
NI
Billy Day, the old “big timer” on whose piano Helen Morgan sat and samg many times, was interviewed over the Dee Merritt show last evening, coming from
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be.
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ursday,
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, August 25, 1960 Theater
Preview:
‘All
O'Neill
God’s
Chillun
Stresses
Got
Wings’
Inner
By ROBERT LEWIS , briefer jumps following. The Eugene O’Neill’s play, All God’s relationship between Ella and Jim Chillun Got Wings, opening at| necessarily alters, under the presthe Tapia Theater tonight as the |sures of a society that considers
third
production
10-play
series
in
in
the
ed by the Universal tival,
is
one
of
early
works,
ween
Welded
current
Spanish
|their
prc-cnt-|to
love
the
written
and
dramatist’s|their in
1923,
Desire
great
theme,
slow
them
a
neurotic,
Under
ments
that
she
and
over
her Jim
again
the
very
roots
when
of
one
their is
perso-
driven
to
insanity and the other to despair, it is to God that they turn; and
be-
discover what was literally control, | for O’Neill, that all of God’s
of
true chil-
resent-
cannot
that will lead childhood: and
to
Ella and Jim have through of self-torture penetrated
nalities,
to
Ella
full
led him to name this play God’s Chillun Got Wings.
When years
and
leads
destruction.
comes
over
fine
Man
that All
struggle
was
between
bet-
which
Their
what
Theater Fes- | beautiful
the Elms. Already, however, one'and sees in it what was to become jher O’Neill’s
taboo.
salvag
bea
back to | dren have wings, the white as will fail well as the black, if only they
the
bar
ex- | have
not
given
up
the
fight.
haunted him all his life: his!amination that might have let Ella’s wings take her back to eoncern, not with the relationhim become a lewyer and com- | the little girl of eight on the ships among men, but those bet-| pete with the hated whites on corner in New York, who dreamween
men
and
God.
would
be
easy
ed of putting shoe-blacking on their own ground. This outline, which seems to her face to be like Jim, who has All God‘s Chillun Got Wings just indicate that All God’s Chillun the stronger mind and more another dramatic study of “the Got Wings deals primarily with resilient character, attins wings Negro problem,” of the social |shameful racial inequalities and|througn understanding, so that inequalities and prejudices exist-|is the bearer of a social “mes-|he can fall to his knees before ing betwen the white and Negro|sage,” in reality conveys very|the ‘inal curtain and, in an peoples of the United States Su- little of what the play is about. “eestasy of religious humility,” perficially, this seems to be what On the psychological level, the cry out, “Forgive me, God—and
to
see
in
the play is about. O’Neill takes a
true
between
make
white girl of eight named Ella Downey and a Negro boy of about the same age named Jim Harris,
Ella and Jim, or Ella-Jim and the world, but rather within Ella and within Jim. From this point of
Your Your
and
view,
at
a
throws
their
corner
in
lives
lower
together New
York
struggle
not
what what
lies
not
counts the
for
world
O’Neill
did
to
me
worthy!
Now
I
Light again! Now I Voice! Forgive me,
see hear G.7,
for blaspheming You! Let this fire of burning suffering purify
is
me
them,
of
selfishness
and
make
me
where “white” and“colored” districts meet. There, with the una-
but what Ella and Jim themselves did to the fine pure child-
wareness of ing of skin
Teatro Universal might well ren they were at eight, so that some 17 years later Ella can turn have chosen for production o : in insane, childish fury on the jof O’Neill’s later plays, when the
children that colorcan make any real
difference, they fall in love. They Grow Up
Congo
Unfortunately, Ella and Jim cannot remain at the age of eight. ONeill, with the cruelty of the
naturalist
school
from
which
primitive
mask
in
worthy for the
them
nine
then five more two years still ~
*
BVA
years
expression to Great God
Laughed,
he | Sink in exhaustion from his fruit-
later, |ly part of O’Neill. God
years later, then |be left out of any analysis of this later, with a few | work. It was not merely whimsy
What The Stars Foretell
i
%> xecceaeneee: BY ; THURSDAY, AUGUST
Carroll 25,
1960
GENERAL TENDENCIES: Until midafterneon you seem to have a hard time making up your
mind what is your best course ef action, or you can’t seem to get
started
on
any
vital
project.
However, the later afternoon and evening are splendid for using your own ingenuity to show all about that you are co-operative, ean work out joint affairs with meat touch and fine finish. Have fun, too. ARIES (March 21 to April 19) During the morning and part of the afternoon hardly anyone, especially those in power, seem to even know you are around. But
evening ing new
is then excellent
for be-
with allies and coming to and better understanding.
TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) This is one of those days when very little can be done about 3 P.M., so do not become irritated over
can never
SEREREEEEEEEE EAE EREERSEESE SEERA ES EE EEE SHAE
Righter
may be rather annoying in you cannot make as fast a gress as you anticipated,
keep -working
that probut
*
* *
my
fine impression 23 to Oct. 22)
Get own affairs handled proper. ly now since you cannot seem to
do
much
for
own clan. SCORPIO
the
(Oct.
members 23
to
Nov.
of 21)
Until 3 P.M. is fine for ferreting] out that which puzzles you. However, take driving.
care
in
SAGITTARIUS Dec. 21) Be sure
motion
serving
close
the
in
to spend duties or
friends.
CAPRICORN
20)
or
(Nov. 22 to you make the
right decision whether day hours at practical
too
22
Strange
Electra, or Nonetheless,
All God’s Chillun Got Wings,
be-
NEW
YORK
a ~_
Ro
Legal
|
(#—Even
the
argue about money. Take this case in Supreme here.
It lady
involves
these
socialites
in
two the
Court
find
(1)
Mrs.
president
Elizabeth
N.
of Elizabeth
famed
Maine
(9) Mrs. Luckenbach
Graham,
Arden
Chance
Sales
she
be
out
looking
PISCES Avoid
into
new
outlets.
(Feb. 20 to March
those
gossipy
20)
comrades
during morning and afternoon and tend strictly to business.
claims
Mrs.
for stud fees— promissory notes
detailed
the
of the
claim. She said her studs, “War Jeep” and ‘Mr. Busher,’”’ serviced four mares owned “Charmanate,”’
cifica,” stud
“Take
diligently.
she
and
fees
by Mrs. Long— ‘““Tramoya,” ‘“Pa-
‘‘Sonadora’’—and
had
not
a Safari
been
paid.
to...
MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) That taciturn asssoc-
jate
of
yours
cannot
be
into day,
doing much of anything to so don’t try forcing things.
pushed
LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) is best you keep your nose the
grindstone
though to
you
during
would
rather
the
be
new sites and people. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept.
It to day
off 22)
fe,ao vii beauly or ‘barber || i
shop, x
get
eae
be a
the
new
ome s
bi
clothes
you
-—eme ee me
Entertainment Best Foou
At
the
& in
piano,
your
host
JONES
and
“Irafas”
his i
‘AiR’ CONDITIONED ee
>
oe
ee
wee
Bantarce i
.
oo ore,
Daily
from
the
HISTORIC
Bldg.
7:00
QUARTER OPEN
FROM
EVERY FRIDAY %
dp & & te & & & &
Professiona’
is
half
my .
Mes
Harvard
waending
wea
ae
comer
A. M.
207 CALLE
de
Dancing Town
GREGG
S.
FL BURRITO RESTAURANT
Farm.
multi-million-dollar estate left by her father, shipping magnate Edgar F. Luckenbach—and owner of Spendthrift Farm at Lexington, Ky. Mrs. Graham filed suit to collect
But
cal
Andrea (Bubbles) Long—heir to the
which
U.
to Midnight
Corp., the beauty firm, and owner of the
ee
Open
set:
you
tasks rather
‘the .
JUST GOOD AMERICAN FOOD
wealthy
oh-so-horsy
rest
wisely
says
rich
19)
hours
King Pumiphol Aduldet of Thai-
easily schematized, is a play that | ™motherland."” He was born in falls readily into the compass of Cambridge, Mass., while hisMstiral father ad
no explaabout the
Day
cause of its simplicity of dramatic;
Two Socialites WA facts sepa a ret sits tein: #/'
during
completing important though you would much
BACK FROM LONDON—Actress Suzy Parker holds her daughter, Geogia, eight months old, aboard passenger liner Liberte on arrival from a three-month picture-making stint in London. Miss Parker plans to set at her New York home. (AP Photo) line, its concentration of action | jand on two central characters in sets
$15,374
to
forceful
in The Lazaus
Interlude,
Mourning Becomes The Iceman Cometh.
Jan -|Long owes her and two unpaid morning in public affairs will totaling $6,374.
Being
(Dec.
be found Brown,
get you nowhere. Use courtesy Mrs. Graham made instead, especially to higher-ups. nation to the court AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb .| promissory notes.
delays.
GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) The majority of your day hours
EMG
CAH
need and make a LIBRA (Sept.
child You send You take away!”
struggle between men and God took the more fully developed
her
mother-in-law’s home as the symbol of the diabolical power that has destroyed her; and Jim can
developed, takes his doomed ‘in- less efforts to prove what he himnocents with big strides into the |self does not believe. vicious adult world awaiting them, But psychology can explain on-
showing
of the woman
CRISTO OF
OLD
7:00
SAN
JUAN
A. M.
co
Caught off the coast of Maine Friday morning, Flown non-stop jet to us Friday afternoon, Served for your pleasure Friday evening. Just the way you remember them in the States,
LE PAVILLON CLUB TROPICORO
ab Ob AB 0 a8 Ob Ob OB ab 06
It
worer FAY) |)Al] wreeconrvenrat
READ THE CLASSIFIEDS
THE SAN
no
‘wiger
be
able
Previously,
from Rico
to get
may
the
a local
is
now
demanded
of
was
all
fledgling drivers on the island. The change results from a provision in the new traffic law which went into effect last week
Vehicle
Bureau
given
cense
of
good
motorist
who or of
a
after
from
surrendered a photostatic the 50 states
local
paying
driver’s the
medical
a
submitting
The law has a reciprocal clause which will not demand the examinations from drivers who come from states which honor the island license.
Motor
mainland
a valid license copy from any
driver's license without first taking the road and written test
that
any
li-
fee and certificate
ciprocal
if
they
have
such
faculty dras In
centers
in
the
Rio
Pie-
and Mayaguez campuses. a short ceremony at the
office,
Salvador
Ro-
ments
and the
signature. The bonds have to be certified by the Superior Educational Council before they are issued:
will soon regulations
make public all in the new law
effect
most
English-
the
120
from
their
home
license
the
with
days
states.
to
The
the
chancellor
dormitories
for
and
the
his
cen-
ters have already been built through interim financing. A
University
official explained
yes-
terday that the $5.4 million has already been spent in the cons-
truction
of
and in lington
The
Extra Energy
to
bonds
the
U.
Finance
ified
new
buildings
S.
will be turned Housing
Agency
by
the
agency buy will
the
the purchase of the Darbuilding in Mayaguez.
has
and
after
SEC.
over Home
being
The
cert-
Federal
committed
itself
all the bonds. The take place today.
to
purchase
In Japanese History TOKYO (AP)—The worst polio epidemic in Japanese history
broken
out
in the
northern
island of Hokkaido, leaving 52 persons dead and 707 stricken
since June 21. Health officials fear the worst is yet to come as normally increase
polio cases during the
months
of September
ber.
the
In
past
have
been
cases
reported
few
more
and Octodays,
than
Standing ing
on
such
holding
on
feet
tall,
is
tak-
opponents
Hall
and
Ray
in
leader
Democratic
is responsible for of Rep. Adam Clayand many others
political
offices.
“My district is about 45 percent Negro and 35 percent Puer-
to Rican. Being Negro feel I can understand
myself, I the pro-
blems of my people,” “But I decided to
she take
said. this
trip so that I could better understand the Puerto Ricans district,” she said.
and will take countryside so
in
the
a trip that I
into can
the get
to know the people who are most likely to migrate to New York.” Miss
Washington
was
born
in
Buffalo, N. Y. and although she is only 34 years old, boasts an enviable
record
of
public
serv-
ice. She
has
ficer,
a
been
a
probation
schoolteacher,
a
of-
social
ee. RUTH
S. Department she says she
Federal labor laws. “Puerto Ricans and
not have too opportunities less
it
is
for
the Negro
U.
to see to adequately
60,000
are
scheduled
to
be
in-
as
were
year.
ized
Hok-
Force four’
on by
from
a mercy
have been inoculated with polio vaccine. Another
San
the
United
airlift
author-
President
The four were National Polio
spokesman iron lungs
Eisenhower.
loaned by the Foundation in
Francisco
aboard
a C-1.
menial
Rican peo-
York.” school teacher
the
Miss
Washington
York, paper
of
El
who
Diario
KRESTO
coatains
proteins
SAN
has
de
in
New
finds here
York.
“I guess,” she said, “they don’t have as much reason to be suspicious
generate energy, Iron to enrich the
blood,
Phosphates
for
the
brain, Calcium for the bones and Vitamins for a normal, healthy development.
PUERTO
The luncheon meeting “KNOW
and
on
the
defensive.”
RICO
YOUR
CHAMBER”
corresponding to the month of August, for all members and
other
guests, will take place on Friday the 26th of
August, at noon, in our premises as already informed. Do not miss this interesting activity. If you have not
One home
UTS
can of KRESTO in Reith is a permanent source «f
ees
sta
reserved, 3-1300.
please
do
so
JOSE CAPO FORTUNO Secretary
today
by
the
Nueva
the Puerfriendlier
REMINDER
for
muscle growth, Carbohydrateste
JUAN,
the
the Spanish-languagé newswith the highest circula-
tion in the city, to Rican people than
throughout
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF PUERTO RICO
vii KRESTO
am
city.”
Give new life to your children
I
it that they are as staffed and equipped
schools
of
support
to arrive
States
the
rest
US. Air another
very
also naturally concerned with the schools in the community. I hope
the
iron
the
and Puerto
ple in New “Being a
for
three
do
employment as well as im housing. “These,” she added “are the two biggest stumbling blecks of
lawyer
only
Negtoes
many employment in New York un-
jobs. I hope to press for effective anti-discrimination laws in
a
available.
of Labor | where gained much ex-
perience in the administration of
and
oculated soon. Hokkaido has
‘has % WASHINGTON .. pert politician
V.
worker
this
in
huge
Tammany
the
Harlem who the successes ton Powell
nation’s
kaido Salk
as
Jones,
five nominee
some
lungs
children
about
Republican
the
A said
37,000
|:
Manhattan’s upper West Side, is visiting the island to learn Rican Puerto the about more people who make up 35 per cent of the voters in her district.
has the
Some
more
District
13th
the
from
seat
new
so far
woman,
looks
Miss Washington, who will for shortly campaigning begin Assembly State York the New
daily.
cases
young
the schoolteacher she once than the politician she now
The Hokkaido outbreak accounted for one fourth of
total
pretty
V. Washington,
is.
there
20
SUAREZ
“I have visited La Perla, the Llorens Torres Housing Project,
Worst Polio Wave has
MANUEL
pert,
like was
for license applicants in English,
re- | for
clause.
A
Ruth
driguez, an official of the Government Development Bank, presented the bond issue docu-
chief|which
a
By
UPR Chancellor Jaime Benitez signed yesterday a $5.4 million bond issue to finance construction of dormitories and student-
chancellor’s
health.
eetr tot be aasesessts
see
$5.4 Million Bond Issue For Buildings
Perez said that the bureau is now preparing a booklet which lists local vehicular ordinances
Rafael Perez Fiz said that a let- | speaking community here. The new law still permits viter is being drafted to the ve | hicle bureaus of the 50 states/sitors to drive on local roads
te
New York Candidate Here To Get To Know Islanders
\Benitez Signs UPR
Mainland License May Not Be Valid For P. R. Driving Motorists coming Mainland to Puerto
STAR — Thursday, Angust 25, 1960
JUAN
calling. Telephone
RICARDO
FREIRIA
President
or:
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, August 25, 1960
Ce
ooo
ANTAL
Ml i\\ UL
TTN ALUN A
QU ULL {A QUMUA IU UA AL W N N L ANNUA
ed t i v n i . y l l a i d r o You are c g
Sul ATT
nin e p o d n a r g to the store w e n r u o ot at the
r e t n e C g n i p p o h S a s o K Santa g
n i n r o m ig h t ock l c | O n e v e l e at GONZALEZ ACENES ALM
In our modern
store, which
we
ATT
MIT
‘COAT TOGA proudly
open
\\\ \\Witie =
“en ut
this morning,
you will find all the conveniences that the most modern
footwear
shops
can
offer, plus the courteous
and efficient service that is a tradition with us Our
store
for ladies,
RED
children
CROSS
JARMAN RED
features @®
@GOOSE
the
and
best quality footwear
men
Famous
DELAMAR FRENCH
@
@-—
SHRINER
YORKIDS
brands
@
like
GIAVANNI’S @
YORKER
RED
FOX
|
Aumacenets “Shoes
At
your
of
service
GonzZALEz the
Hour”
at
Santa Rosa enter Shopping C Bayamon
So
FREE
PARKING
FOR
1200
CARS
aE
Ba
4
oe
THE
-
SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, August 25, ISow
CLASSIFIEDS REAL
he San Juan Star
saves
Rates
Per
tive
Line
8,
For
next
Times Minimum
space
(estimate
3
Mirpi:mum
charge
for
Hospital.
3-3506,
ANNIE NUNIN: fer sale, acress
3 Apartment buildings frem Condado, La Con-
cha
GUEST
Hotels,
for
HOUSE
or
APARTMENTS
FOR
3
times—
BEACH
insertien,
1
rates (see
apply type
to
21
solid
set
5%
pt.
Type No. 5 sion Type
SAME lines
No.
RATE ordinary
Water
Call
8 1269.
LOS
ANGELES:
located
2854
as 3 type
heater,
near
steve.
busses
&
2nd
feer.
Type
No.
Type
SAME RATE lines ordinary
2
No.
1 ORDINARY
as 2 type
After 2838
TYPE
5 PM,
cancellations before 12 noon
ted
before publicatioa. An must run at least once.
ordered
Caoba
ad
AIRCONDITIONED
weekdays,
Saturday
paper.
by
for
weekly
transients.
Marias,
Pouce
45,
Grocery.
APARTMENT,
or
|
THREE port,
airport
$6
FOR
$10.
home
linens,
double.
$21
ANULLES
GUEST
Miramar,
with’
HOUSE,
nice
m
ocean
SUCHVILLE:
completely
Bo}, 4th Floor, Ve a 3-0769. 1174 ASHFORD 1120-1122
Condado
Hotels.
Apartment
401-402,
lovely
Ceol,
Rie
Piedras:
3
water
heater.
$140
SANTA 3
Rooms and efficiency service AU screened with air conditioning
and
Condado
Beach
tours.
2.7927
Mrs
TY,
air
home
from
im residential
San
Juan.
Large
cenditioner, oven,
i
refri
mo- | 2er
section
MARIGAL
Hotels.
Personal
3-6231
Mauret,
-
PARQUE
and
Manager
159,
Phone
ully decorated, aircon» each with private bath, water. Terraces, garden.
Near beach and business sectors. Summer rales. Manager, Margarita de Con treras. 1490
UF
ISLAND
HOUSE
-
1017
Ashford
-
a
mew, informal, oceanfront! guesthouse in iuxury hotel area. Large terra fa cing the sea, with private sta to beach roms
Spacious, From $9.
including
2-179, 1564
ap
modern, airconditioned single $14 doubdie.
excellent
breakfast,
AN
$35. up Leen, at
INDEPENDENT.
monthly. bus stop, all
te Pence de limes. Quiet. £976
Boriaquen.
‘or
airconditioned —
perch,
living-dining.
kitchen, Nw Tone Inter& telephone. 2-7554.
TO
1
rived ONE
RENT
couple.
haa.
OB
Large
electri
340,
Juan.
Wecuiabed
3
Nairn
for
tenaats.
next
to
Problems
Kitchen
TWO
girls,
a
wit:
contigen-
Privileges,
Terrace.
beautiful
$15.
near
ion
s10
water.
oaivwone
ae, Goer backer, aegis Some
beach
privileges.
Presbyterian | section.
1. Close Bio Piedras. HOUSE, Must haveSept. stove sad hot
LES:
You lose ne rent income | from
looking
kitchen | 7616
»
use’ ie
weekly.
Nicest
airport.
108
Airconditioned.
residential
—
St..
Santurce. 9-077
FARMS FOR SALE
6-5049.
HOUSES
bedrooms,
=a
FOR SALE
Tel.
Unusual oppertunity fer an aduit family. $300 monthly on year’s lease. Telephone office
6-1370.
33788,
home
Sracee, Ghasiee.,
Gclsct Sica
Wee:
prices. Please phone AM — 10
826 FULLY
FURNISHED
—
3
bedroom
resi-
PARK BOULEVARD: Furnished beachfront residence, 3 bedrooms, 2 airconditlinen,
china,
824
WASHINGTON 67 GUEST HOUSE — Walking distance to beach, hotels, restaurants. Condado area. Private entrance, air conditioned rooms, some with ef-
ficiency. 2844 LA
Sun
CASA
patio.
ROSA
2-4026.
-
Miss
Quest
Phone
oF
a
«
min.
-
One
DUFFY'S
aave
remodeied
charm-
Gust
Fouse.
Doubie
and single air conditioned rooms with bath. Near beach. Sun terraces. 77 Washington St. Condado. Santurce, corner Racini, TeleBeatriz Wilson. Manager phone 3-2936. 402 UF
AUNT
family served.
JENNY'S:
600
‘
LA
POSADA
Airconditioned.
Excellent
ants, 2691
Guest
atmosphere. 1850 McCleary
with
a
meals 3-6802
UF
-— Isla Verde
private
beach,
House
Delicious Ave. Tel.
near
bath,
kitchenettes.
airnort,
91175,
restaur-
* overlooking room.
Don’t
‘
lose
this
m
BIO
area.
FOR
.. Controa Realty, 20911, Box 729 Roo | MINIMUM
as
EXCLUSIVE PEREZ MORRIS: Modern 4 bedroom home, living, diningroom, modern kitchen, ~3 baths. ae room, carport, garage. Call 6-6989.
reom.
$3
up,
not
823
61432.
920
WHITE TOWER Guest House — Your modern atidress while im San Juan. See the lovely Lourdes Grotte across our
GA
Jérge),
Santurce.
PEOVIPENCIA
Parque
153.
theatres,
Near
busses.
Reasonable GUESrt
beaches,
Sum
HOUSE
all
air-
conditioned reoma Cooking facilities. For infermation, call 2-9352 or 2.1897 or write eord 12384 Loiza Station, Santurce. HILS
BEACH
HOUSE
-
directly
on
the beach. Roll out of bed into the water. Airconditioning by the trade winds, Breakfast included. Outdoor barbecue at your disposal 1850 Atlantic, 3-233L, 1384
UF
TAFT GUEST HOUSE — faft 53. Each room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance. the month. 2-0887 or rates Special 2-2206.
773
UF
COLONIAL GUEST Avenue, Miramar, ve
a
itioned. Cruthirda,
Noe
a
HOUSE, 606 Olimpo Santurce. Centrally =o
Rates trom 2-3994,
oe
air
single,
con
Mrs.
OFFER
necting
Main
Street
and
Area. Owner reserves ject any or all offers.
information
write
2 MAGNIFICENT
Waterfront
right
te
to:
re-
' -}
i
Islands
PROPERTIES- heart
Ave., along Baldorioty de Castro Ave. Norte), best business location, in, Com
dado
Section.
Cail
No
on
3-3860.
Real Estate Corner
-
restaurants,
ACCEPTABLE
$115,000
2835
(off 251 rates.
terrace,
SALE
c/o Box 386 St. Thomas, Virgin
RESTORED SPANISH BUILDING Patio, original well. Ideal for gailery, ed or fashions, office. 409 San Fran-
screened
FOR SALE .
Norre Gade Property
terraces & tropical fruit garden. All roems
airconditioned,
het
Caguas. 1.
Approx. 17,000 sq. ft. - uptown Char lotte Amalie. Choice Commercial | or Residéntial Development Area. Con-
For
STORES FOR RENT
Breakfast served. §76
“St.
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to
No. 25 Norre Gade, Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
PIEDEAS
a
going
PROPERTY
opportuni-
Ter
C. Steffens,
ing, old beach home, -and now offer rooms, all with private bath, some with private patio, seme air conditioned. Qne minute to beach and bus. From $7.50 single, $10. double. All tates include complete breakfast. Isla Verde Road. near San Juan In Call 9-0149. 382 UF BLANCSE
Maid’s
steel stove, beater. <
baths, servant’s quarters with bath, enormous living-dining, screens, water heater, built-in cabinets, poreh, double carport. Information 38365. or Avenida Ashford 1106.
Cabassa. 924
House
arch
built-in os stainless area
Read
2
SAN FRANCISCO - Vioteta G-10, corner De Diego. 1,500 meter lot. 3 bedrooms, 2
ees
over $8.
—_binets,
2676
—
Se
Guaynabo »
2-8840.
dence at Altamira near Garden Hills — includes screens, refrigerator, electric washer and stove, het water, one air conditioned room — Phone 68-2465. 2718
MAISON
ANTE
2-3056 Bea ditioned roc hot and cold
De
eee
Hi-Fi, | Hespital om beach. 33506 - 38372.
year f coutract, Wile’Bar|
Sam
vacated.
| Weile
yard | 2Veided.
921
THE
apartments. Maid Hot water. Some Best hotel and
Telephones
Anmie
UNFURNISHED.
TERESITA:
bedrooms,
bath, built-in cem system, 2866
Tred’
San
cuest House Avenue, Condado
residential section Beach facilities Speciai arrangements for couptes travel ing together. One biock from La Concha guided
OR
WANTED
CONDADO: 2 fully furnished apartments, newly decorated. 3 tedrooms, porches, etc. Parking. Near Swiss Chalet. Rent $335. Cali Mrs. Denton, 90278.
ses, shopping. 3-1481. Mrs. Z Cacique St. 207L, Santurce, 2579
Mrs. UF
#AOUSE Ashford
$90.
Ave.
furnished
built-im
Private and semi-private baths. kitchen facilities. Hot water. 2 blocks from bus-
and
Calle
Rental
cikise adeaeen” Mimsenmnucsaied’” Home NO RENT INCOME LOST manthly 3-1016 after 5, 2-1532 days.’ fully furnished. Clotilde Benitez, 2.2378— | because Franciscus Real Estate can rent | 2699 826 a ano | Mencats "at ae enatts soa tmasedisens | SSNOELLA GUEST BOUSE — S00 sheds
with
new furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Social Security Building, Ponce de Leén
Hilton
stove.
6%.
San Felix. 3 carport, etc.
telephone.
furn-
bleck from beach, residential section. All airconditioned double and single rooms.
Caribe
Has
renting taxes at
Hyde
AIRCONDITIONED,
peel
facilities,
fruit trees, 2 car garage,
Near
view.
living-dining,
Unfurnished.
FURNISHED 2738
f:
with
831
COURT Mrs. Denton,
2755
BEDROOMS,
etc.
831 car-
RENT
92
CONDADO: Beautifully’ furnished one airconditioned, apartments, bedroom maid service. 67 Santiago cormer Condade St. Weekly rates. 2.9279.
maid service. 5 min. to Mario’s Restaurant, and
single,
LAGOMAR Call
Alto.
$15,000
SALE
94
910
2@ minutes
closets, 1 bath, living_diming, front porch, Parking, kitchen with stove. modern cabinets,
72
- furnished.
Cupey
Cordeva 656 Puerto Nuevo. information telephone 8-1244.
Gue St Houses & te
Gerardo,
Mortgage
|
826 ANA,
2730
—3-8400
COTTAGES
University
2-4566
2 stery
2771
BEACH
FOR
San 2790
terest.
living-dining, Large yard.
823 aa
SANTA
DIAL
Kitchenette city. next
Owner-Manager
BUILDINGS
dade Lagoon. 4 bedreoms and 3 baths, beautiful furnished kitchen, all brand new so A
ATTRACTIVE livingreem,
Melié,
92 APARTMENT building, clear on investment after
het
Tel.
Juan
SAN GERARDO: Block R-2¢. Unfurnished 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living-dining, built-in Futuramic kitchen, stove, refrigerator, water heater. Carport, terrage, lawn. Rent $130. Information B-16,
living-
terrace,
(Two persens in a Room) ‘ INCLUDING BREAKFAST & DINNER For reservations call 2-0260 - 2-0261 FREE PARKING ;
2-3423.
Advertisers are requested to report any errors immediately as THE SAN JUAN STAR will be responsible for only one incorrect insertion.
Ext.
Castillo
dining.
dern
2771
3-8254
or
#1
Santurce.
McLEARY 1901: Furnished apartment, upstairs, screened, garage, terrace, block to beach. 2 bedrooms. $190. 2-9479,
11
baths,
kitchen,
laundry
2773
Monday
water.
VERY
ished, suitable for 2. Near beach, transportation & shepping. Quiet. 2-4219. 8 Yardiey Place, upstairs. Available Aug. 26
All ads must be submitted before 12 noon on day before publication
for
Las
bed-
2615
Sua.
Daily,
ideal
Pumta
4
Fridays, Saturdays& Sundays! $6.50 PER PERSON :
827
30
SEE FRANCISCUS ADVERTISEMENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT SECTION
2 bedrooms,
2842
DEADLINES
A.M.
areas.
basis,
St.,
2
HOUSES
$105.
after
hot water, garagé, screens. Large yard. — from 65th Infantry 6-3141, eet
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT tm new buildimg facing the Caribe Hilton and the Con-
ltuxury apartments for decorated, ome of city’s
exclusive
monthly
must be submitthe business day
Sat.,
66292
|
Stay at HOTEL MELIA
PARTLY FURNISHED 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. separate living & dining with bar, kitchea, laundry, maid’s room. phone,
827
rooms,
bath.
day
OCEAN FRONT rent. Beautifully
most
All
all
call
ALTAMESA: Z-16 Calle bedrooms, living, diming,
829 Kitchea,
modera
,
above
Conveniently
University.
Unfurnished
reom,
831
tion.
information,
2791
2-9473.
PONCE: Modera apartment furnished unfurnished, well located. 3 bed-
HYDE PARK: Unfurnished 3 bedroom apartment, servant’s quarters. Best sec-
Type No. 4 irises Norsinars
1156.
HOUSE:
826
2378
BEACH APARTMENT, Ocean Park 1 bedroom, livingreom, bath, kitchenette. For adults, ne pets. Includes utilities. Call 2-7823 after 7 PM. 2786 827
below)
Rey. For 6 PM.
living
reem apartment, dining, living porch, 2 baths. Dos Hermanos 160, Stop 19. corner Ave. Norte. 3-6969. -
air-
2792
Above
3 bedrooms, one room for library, carport. and porch. Hot water, formica kitchen cabinets, and air conditioned. Nice residential section. near Espiritu Santo College—457 Lierems Torres Street. Hato UNFURNISHED
apartment. living tioned, big
Magdalena
SANTURCE:
conditioned bedreom, etc. Screens, linen service; for adults. Monthly basis. 2151 Cacique, 3-3091.
se
type.
kitchen. 2865
rent,
furnished.
1 large bedroom,
CONDADO: Furnished reom, one bedreom
RENT
houses
EFFICIENCY
BEACH:
HOTELS WHEN IN PONCE
HOUSES FOR RENT
2ENT apartments,
OF-
furnished and unfurnished FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE, 3 Nairn, next to Presbyterian Hospital en beach. COME IN PERSON 9:30-11, 3:00-6:06.
line)
single
and
FOR
BEDROOM
room, dining room, kitchea, linen & cer: Phone. Large terrace. aa
Save Time And Money apartments
THREE
NEAR
1960
for,
per
Presbyterian
&
pever eccupied. Built-in stove, water mah binets, perch, laundry. Unéurnished. Belivar 7, Urb. Pi fiero, Hate Rey. 1:30—6:0@ or cail 6-6793. Rent $140— $150. 2735 830
Success-
827
best
words
money.
2845
Consecu-
charged
and
TWO
FICES. FARM fer sale, 14 acres im CAYEY, near town. 5 bedreem beachside home in ARECIBO. Cali 3-7374 —
} U2 3. 4) 5) 61 15| 30 _|.18'.18) ATV AT) 16} 15}.14
Day
to
3-8372.
Insertions:
Per
time
ESTATE
2869
Rates & Information AUGUST
BEAL
oriented and profit-miaded al operation. Has seid over $4,000.00960 worth of property this year. 3 Nairn,
CLASSIFIED ADS EFFECTIVE
you
APARTMENTS
ESTATE
FRANCISCUS
3-8254 DIRECT LINE
ESPERANZA — between Suchville and Tintillo, a quiet neighborhood of fine hom and es large lots. A choiofce new residences available from $24,000 with high First Federal financing. ALTAMIRA — Low priced, well located aad skillfully designed. Three bedrooms with good kitchen, well planned living area
and
525
meters
for children’s play. mortgage finabcing.
to
Only
assure
$20,800
space
with
. Robert
SANTA
MARIA
meticulously fikished with terrazo fleors, fine cabinet | work amd best quality fixtures. More: than quarter acre of land with fine ‘trees, smooth, green lawn,
LAND
—
in small
or large parcels.
Sagrado
Corazon,
Del
Pilar,
Bucate
and
other first rate locations. Large ‘tracts fer development in Dorado, C@rolina and central city locations.
Tschudin, Realtor
TELS. 35315
for
immediate development or for speculation. Residential lots in Dorado, Santa Maria, Tintille. Beverly Hills, Monterrey,
3-6535
so
geiae ca
>
niall Sy
ee has ~
Babe
4 }
:
a oo
oe——
e oa
<
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tharsday, August 25, 1960
CLASSIFIED
3-8400 Ext 72 LOTS BUY
YOUR
Piedras per sq.
|
FOR
R-1
—
Caguas -up.
CARS
SALE
LOT
m
BUCARE,
Road K 17.2 Call 67291 or
Rie
SALE
1958 DODGE CORONET, 4 door, ear is in A-l shape — 4 mew tires —
$4.50 come
Saturday & Sunday.
FOR
battery
—
excelient
new
brakes
taxi er publico.
—
will
This new
make
Empress
SANTA
MARIA:
frontage.
143%
includes
meters,
33.8
meter
FOR
plans
SALE:
steering
brakes. air conditioning.
Best
condition:
offer
brakes,
2015
and
Excellent
Bayameon.
2776
1959
RENTAL
RADIOS,
fer
9
a na
AD
CLOTHES
in
you:
deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per Telerental Service. _ 267 morons
ur
| NOW
YOU
CAN
DRIERS
GET
your
month
} Sale during August. You get free a portable Air Cooler with each dryer you UF | purchas or an electric e, irener, if you buy a washing machine and a dryer dur-
shor sal tome weenoe You Day's——S ane
t
10
PM
service.
64230.
HP. © om BLP Highest acer
applia
Other
:
Motors
Mectrie
. Smith
or
Evening
AM
Cail | ity at attractive prices. Ricardo Davila | 8#@ Piedras: State Road No. 2, Km. 7% Suecesores, Box 3669 San Juan. P. Villa Caparra.
ue | 2465
and
s3e | 2539
Calle
Villa 123,
Ponce.
os
V-8 4 * power condition.
;
96
1957 @LDSMOBILE Station Wagon, Hy-
AIR
COND.
FILTERS
HEALTH
FOODS
Veer and cines atv conditioning “nmers | LOSE WEIGHT & ae a
wee
industria}
sses8.
NEW
ur |
900
MOVING
&
STORAGE
SAFELY !|+} S0vine? wrrmno romaes. ao all types efsave moving, matter tf we it be
CALORIE
CONCENTRATE. oa: Pa
FOOD
REDUCAL del
yeu
with a balanced biend of
and
carbohydrates
pilus
targe
small
ee
Moderate
SeSanturce. ee Tei
prices.
pemene
2-5791.
26,
Step
MOVE YOUR furniture Maritimes. Inc.,
proteins
the
or
Se
=
is,
by .
">.
Almacenes
essential
vitamins and mineral needs. Chocolate, vanilla, amd butterscotch fiavors. Start yeur diet now.
|
UE
iL
fir
Wil FL
rent
so ——a own home. Same service given to hotels,| even on rainy days or maaan taco = _———_ ue on | 2osPitals. for years. Call 3-6719 and wil) | Distributors is holding a Special Dryer a5 i new coe
5
30
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE: door FORD, power
RADIO
ELECTRIC
|
over
2800
TELEVISION,
&
rae, emmcan Sperm goes | Ninety day guaranties. Statestde-traised | trom i/3
Oldsmobile 88, power
1956
and
.
receive: = guaranteed.
i]
23870
TV
SOB —
an
Steri-
UF fing, 1655 Fdz. Juncos. 3-5418.
T.V. SALES & SERVICE
3-8254 _DIRECT LINE
ONLY
98¢
FOR
8
OZ.
CAN
‘SPORTS & FOREIGN CARS
USED FOREIGN CARS Renaults
to
essential. Must have own epvertunity. Call 3-1460. 2765
call
1958
and
on
Fort
826
or
Highwoy H
.8-1327
or
< able
8-0406
VOLKSWAGEN months eid —
2-462,
Mr.
1960 $1850
Smith
ANSWERING
R.
exper-
WANTED
—
826
FEMALE
E the work behind GIRL toTIV ATTRAC
working and atmosphere Geod bar. . Please hours. Continental Pancho Don PM. 8 after come in person Bar & Grill, 253 Tapca St., San Juan. 826 2744
WANTED—MEN
POSITIONS
Write
Box
Half-Day
Job
N, San
Juan
Stor
AUTO
Quisqueya
53,
Stop
2%,
Hato
Rey.
THE
a
BANQUET
ur CAR
-—
conditioning
slightly used auto air
unit,
installed
and
put
into
operation. in your 1955 er 1956 cyl. Chevrolet. 2760
$200.
Call
3-0778
TABLES
FOR PARTIES, we rent tables, chairs, buffet tables, glasses, trays. ice bowls. and pick up. Call Mueblieria
PIANO
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE: 1960 flatbed dump truck. NEVER Call 2015, Bayamon.
FORD USED.
2775
experience on major fabrication & erection programs. Will consider employment with a future. Write Box F, Sam Juap Star. B46
YOUR CHOICE of Make your furniture
fabrics and colors. new and distinctive.
96
VESPA island behind
1956,
condition.
im
113
good 3 days.
Julian
Puebie
a
BOATS
Leaving Bianco, Step 22
DETECTIVE
investigation.
1072
CRUISING
a9
1957 OWENS CABIN CRUISER, 22°, best See
leaving;
at
Muelle must
Turismo.
sell.
§=LAPSTRAKE
mahogany,
trailer & mew.
Stop
8.
Aguadilla 2768 Pee en eee
AAPM
1561 .
40
EDD
HP
1968
Central
boat,
motor.
Colese,
1505.
all
Tel.
6 DRS
Leh
Oe
OO
Services)
Free
SERVICE makes
2-3013
Ext. 218
SCREENS
and
Call 3-6875.
estimate. | in lecally or Stateside. we are equipped
pack
UP | estimate.
774
SCREENS, bath
AWNINGS, doors. t es, “picture
windows, windows”,
best quality aluminum. Payment facil ities up to 3 years. Call us without obligation for consultation and estimate. Pagan & Iriarte. Telephone 2.4666, 3-2234. 2396
ur
WATCH WATCH
A.
R<PAIRS &
CLOCK
Gruen,
REPAIRS
i
au
a.
Ne
Vas
for Atlas
Agents’
MORE CLASSIFIEDSON PAGE 24 eo .
or
Lines.
a
HANDLING
“BARBOUR”
Cortes
lized
tr
$485.00.
with and busin for hb servi Preventive treat | the dependabls care you look for and Services guaranteed. 63329 63157, Telephone ment against termites. 28 years ex | seldom find Capitel Transportation, inc., for a free perience, 7-0292
28203.
$1,880. completely equipped.
Johnsen
Erneste
le
William
Control of insects, rats and fumigation | te
EQUIPMENT
AaRE YOU going to mover Use the best service in Puerte Rico, United States. Packing. Japan. Germany. plat-|Spain, trucks, S, TER hané CAS
2-8203. i@”
n condition.
7
Nautico.
offer.
Control
Pest
Call Ponce 2:1878, write Box 269, See
Owner
di
excellent
all
Perndndes
HAVEN, ST. THOMAS phone 903, Ext. 9
26 x € x 6, 4 years ald; 2 sets of sails, genoa; $1200.
at Club 2875
Phone
on
Uniformed Guards, Payroll Escort, Con-
ART HANSEN RACING-—
Ri-
INSTRUMENTS
BUREAUS
meter. FAMOUS 20 SQUARE METER RACING SLOOP Sound & comfortable— -| 16 FOOT CUSTOM ORTHCRAFT Fast, Seaworthy MANY others, sail and power—
SLOOP,
Munoz
Specialists
24 HOUR
FOR
fidential
YACHT 2863 er
Engineering
CONTINENTAL DZTECTIVE BUREAU: The most competent Agency in Latis Bodyguards, Patrols, Night Amefica.
FOR SALE CRAFT CAVALIER
Garay.
COMMERCIAL * AND INDUSTRIAL AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION
COMPANY
PIANOS — DIRECT from factory, $425 0. Full keyboard. Treated for tropics ana termites. Fully guara Also rent for $12.00 monthly. Musical Trading Co., Inc., 1853 Ponce de Leon Ave., Santurce. Tel 2-105L. 2644 912
SCOOTERS
NEW
Be)
im
7-1327.
GENERAL COOLING CO.
SUPPLIES SUPPLY
73
MUSICAL
$25
MOTOR
HOSPITAL
1872
or
Constructora
REFRIGERATION
offers complete dispensary supplies and equipment. First aid & Oxygen kits *rotective clothing and equipment. Lab ratory supplies and equipment. Thermo meters, masks, rubber goods. Every thing for physicians, hospital and pa. tients. 317 Fortaleza St., San Juan 2-5511, 3-3102
Tel.
6-3703,
cleaned electrically. home appliances. Work
Telephone
1908,
HOSPITAL
ARTIC-KAR auto air conditioners for ali cars, foreign and American. Good prices, financing, perts and service Factory mechanics. Dealers requested. {inquire at Mediavilla’s Machine Shop,
TRUCKS FOR SALE 831
—
———
For 2799
CONDITIONERS
COOL
AVAILABLE PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT years experience |
CERTIFIED 10
AIR
& of
i
and
ability
APO Sales, 3-5386.
7-2284. 914
PLUMBING
Sewers
;i i 3 | | Ff iE
HELP
with
ate
in the ConstrucSalary car. with
quality paint.
i
comme
2339
Bitingual, service and and professiepeople without
i
WANTED GALESMEN field. Specialty tion
fence. Call
PONCE:
a6
COMMERCIAL
SLL CITY PLUMBING - Stateside experience. Factory & building maintenanee. Construction, alteration & jobbing.
| Beult i if a
P.
SERVICE
i
TYPE
prime handling e of abl cap SALESMAN accounts. Send resume to Bex 59, Ca-
guas, 2340
high
‘
_
&
supervision, reasonusing MARY CAR-
rates.
TER’S 2982
‘
Call
EXECUTIVE
PAINTING BESIDENTIAL
for DEMONSTRATION 4
—-
Models
DISTRIBUTORS
Buchanon
Phone
2717
WANTED
1959
eat your
RENAULT
car. Unusual
Hillmons Karmann Ghia
A
Alt
$26 SALESMAN parts
—
7
2871
- all typesof Office equipment. Will set up your otf'ce. Cah 56 Verde, Bayamen OFFICE EQUIPMENT & ELECTRONIC SERV-
Volkswagens
Triumphs Tounus — Opel
Architect. or phone 3-9275. COMMISSION
—
form trucks, lift trucks, conveyors other carde
Juana,
miaterial Davila
P.
BR.
handling
Suceseres,
equipment. Box
3669,
and | crating, Ri} U.S. San|ia
Ceéa
930 1274
Aes
Vam
Bolsa
Ne,
storage,
Limes, Tel.
1057.
Agent
shipping.
Ine.
2-2726,
Muebieria
Cali
Ponce
22067
Santurce.
{
bas
eae
1
uote!
de
uF
er
o
of
. e
ds
24
~~ NORGE GAS DRYER where
we
live
STAR
now
blocked
HIDE-A.BED
condition.
Call
831
HLF, $150. dining room set, $250; Fri@idoire iinette set. $40; living room set, $200 irge nylon rug, 12 x 23, $150 8-56 Nogal St, Lomas Verdes, Bayamon
2796
Am
had
need”
not
for
The
831 DININGROOM
added
CAB
826
2855
825
BEDROOM FURNITURE; formica dinette, 6 chairs, $50. Baby grand piane, $600. 4 piece sectional sofa, $250; auto-
$125;
2-3462
Norge
refrigerator,
Coel Call
3 Mr
days
2782
bedroom Smith,
826
COLDSPOT ver across
shape
REFRIGERATOR with top, 2 years old. in
Dinette
WP7.
Los
2764
set
with
Angeles.
6 chairs.
free. good
See
at
INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE YOU
TOO
CLASSES
CAN
LEARN
ad-
a
the case over main-
N.
north of Katunga, and make way for Congolese ‘‘who alone can guarantee the evacuation of Belgian soldiers in this region.”
communique
Premiere
Office
gian troops neighboring
issued charged
by
the
that
Bel-
Kivu
that
the
with the Belgians.
Small circles and individual Phone 3-5144 truction.
Belgian soldiers have entrenched themselves in the lower Conge
ins-
SPEEDWRITING
120 wpm in Speedwriting,
Schools,
6
SHORTHAND.
weeks. School of The Benedict
Santurce.
Street. 2720 —_—__
75
Telephone
De
Diego
3-5144.
out
the
day’s
declaration
cials of Leopoldville
chaotic
by
offi-
Province
that
area near the frontier of Portuguese Angola. They appealed for
SPEEDWRITING
829
llender
U.N. soldiers to oust them. Without confirmation elsewhere, these officials declared “many Belgian planes” dropped the men and equipment Monday night. To some sources, their story sound-
ed like charges against
an extension of the Lumumba whipped
the
Belgians
an effort to rally behind himself.
Praises
the
trucking
companies had “reasonable time” to’ buy the equipment required. The governor’s aide was also sympathetic to the complaint
106 Police Cars Added To Force The Police Department announced yesterday that 106 new police cars were received from
this week
and
will
month.
The
cars,
Purchased
all Chevrolets, through
tors. They
were
Caribe
Mo-
are specially designed
for police work. The department
will
hold
from
picture
was
until
concerning
Betfe Davis Pays $25 For Fidel Castro's Hat
the with. language other anv Or world renowned Benedict Method
of the BENEDICT SCHOOLS in Santurce, 75 DE DIEGO STREET, crossroad Loiza & Wilsen Streets.
equipment
tickets
demonstration garage. Police
Irish fraternized Rounding
out
not
based in Belgium’s Ruanda-Urundi_ trust
territory threaten’ the Congo’s eastern border. It said there was
complaint
hand
the police
be ready to go into service when the department inaugurates its new patrol system early next
troops to get out of Kivu Province,
A
to
instructing
the mainland
(Continued from page 1) diers wounded. Lumumba called for Irish U.
a
SPANISH
“emergency
revenue.
turned
orders
six
CONGO
3 PIECE MAPLE sectional, matching chair, rocker, end tables, $100. Also baby carriage & car bed. 2150 Cacique,
3-7483
shown
to a staff now investigating land-P.R. fares.
(rattan),
washing machine, vacuum cleanx 8’ playhouse. Call 6-0645.
washer,
over
The board suspended until Nov.
2798
matic
World
23 hearing on the Proposed 11.3 per cent increase from $47.15 to $52.50 one way and $9430 to $105 on round trip tickets. The finding was handed down on a complaint filed by the P.R. Ports Authority. It held that Pan
MOVING TO STATES and _ sellling: Westinghouse refrigerator, clothes washer, dryer hree air conditioners, three single t » suk drapes, other appli3-7756 Call ances
freezer drawer, $175. apartment available.
American
ditional $1.5 million month period. 827
2868
Pan
Bureau
The Civil yesterda y
Juan passengers an estimated
3- 9381
BEDROOM
a
(Continued From Page 1) by Fidel Reyes Sojo, listened as Torres told them that the Department of Public Works is Presently rushing the printing of thousands of copies of the law to distribute not only to the truck drivers but to all interested parties. Torres also called Superintendent of Police Ramon Torres Braschi asking that he issue
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public
week
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sentiment
CAPE
ELIZABETH,
(AP)—Screen has’
‘tomorrow
paid
Castro’s
$25 famous
Maine
star Bette
Davis
for
of
Fidel
campaign
hats.
one
Miss Davis, who was high bidder at
a
at - the
lives here, an auction
against the washing of tires after leaving a construction site and said that the construction
companies Sojo, izer
ary
saying
one
the
in
his
the
Cuban
head
leader
revolutionary
Musical
star
Russell
gear
had
was
worn
campaigns.
Nype
was
auctioneer.
every
all
in
truckers
in
front
in
which out
the
police
summons.
were
Almost
Officials
of
Relations
ballots
union
in in
as
by
the
American the
Retail
backing
firm.
NLRB head Raymond J. Compton ordered the ballot box sealed and an investigation into
the clerks’
union
charge
against
Pan American Bakery, a subsidiary of Grand Union. Pend-
ing
results
of
the
investigation,
the NLRB may either count the sealed ballots or order a new election.
Contesting the election are the
Packinghouse anda
local
ration
Workers’ of
the
of Workers
call
for
the
same
Dillon
Union
Free
Fede-
(FLT).
a
contrasting
before
short
cessary
sugar
rather
Fidel
Castro’s
Dominican
Dillon branded Communist type
described
Trujillo
tortured and opponents.
Pac waynes ,
rations
than
members of this panel were eligible to form the “big seven.” .
The
governor
terday
the new
was
provisional
named chairman
yesof
presidential committee. A and different chairman will
+
Cuba
Republic.
Castro as dictator’.
with
their
ded,
“As
t
asked
grievances,
btt
the
law
adis
accidents.”
OAS avow
its
Union
ties
and
Red
with
the
Soviet
China
and
re.
affirm its faith in the inter Amer. ican system. ‘ Chilean Foreign Minister En rique Ortuzar told the conference
that his country respects of self-determination.
But,
he
added,
the
“The
right
deep' and
sincere respect we feel for. our sister republic, Cuba, obliges us to
point out the danger that can be seen hanging over her and over the Americas.”
Ortuzar stated that there iq an extra-continental power which “‘re-
mained ing
indifferent
of
the
to the suffer.
Cuban
people”
under
the yoke of dictatorship but which now “is trying to capture the: revolution for itself, divertin ig it from its pure and noble aims: for
the purpose
of introducing
into Latin
the cold
America,
be selected at the committee
each meeting: of by the members
themselves.
Immediately following the selection of the committee, -a
closed
meeting
was
held
with
all 76 municipal committee chairmen to begin the reform of the party organization and to rethe
the
new
Sunday
rules,
approved
convention,
that
reorganization. chairmanship
of all members
presidential
Presentatives,
of
Panel,
four
four
senators,
Cenwill
of retwo
members from each senatorial district (total 16 members), one of
the
Popular
Party
youth from each senatorial district (total eight members), eight candidates for mayor, and 20 other members-at-large. i
The
Council
icy making body the presidential Tiodically
and
will
be
the
pol
that will elect committee pe-
generally
do
the
overall leadership functions previously done by Mufoz and the legislators exclusively. The
tial
members
panel
of
the
present
presiden-
yesterday
at
the summit conference were t “big seven” plus Samuel R. Qu Hones, Antonio Fernés Isern,
ne
Luis
A.
Negron
Lopez,
Andrés
Tru-
Grillasca,
“a and
Abreu, Jorge Font Saldafia, Vidal Rivera, Fernando Sierra Ber. decia, Arcilio Alvarado, and Victor Gutiérrez Franqui.
politi-
a
of reducing
(Continned From Page 1) steps should be taken, apparent ly leaving that up to ministers. Some of the foreign ministers earlier had urged Cuba to dis-
the
DISTRIBUTOR: San
ee
Works
when
written,
be composed
as a tyrant who murdered
Public
Party’s new hierarchy—the tral Council. The Council
more
or
us
Muiioz, the assembly started to create the second body in the
the
if
buy
of
our living
BIG SEVEN
per-
Dominican
one
Lizardi,
spell out the Under the
of
has
to comment on the drivers’ complaints, said he was unfamiliar
war
(Continued from Page 1)
American
appeared
of
Francisco
at
legislation
time
“not
traffie
three-way
law
drivers.”
Secretary
had
Clerks Union filed last-minute charges alleging “unfair labor practices”
said,
all
La-
and
{
very effective means
impounded
at Pan
Caguas
the
handing
National
yesterday’s
election
Bakery
the
Board
days
be able to earn
truck
as
the
NLRB Impounds Ballots In Election At Caguas Bakery bor
already
effect.
trucker
is
of
five
in
would
were especially vehement protesting the vigor with
House group to back up the EiSenhower proposal on Dominican Sugar. He said this country should
cal
that
tread
truck
tickets
“If all the clauses in the law were’ rigidly enforced,” one
safety.
Capitol
view was set forth in a House Agriculture Committee meeting. Under Secretary of State Dou-
has
a
the
consider
Latin
mitting a cut-off purchases. Sugar
from
said
of
in
been
organ-
demands
tires
to
member
hower’s
jillo’s
the
The
Sen. James O. Eastland (DMiss.’ joined Ellender in an exchange on the Senate floor sharply critical of President Eisen-
on
which
given
some complained of having received as many as five ‘tickets
clean-
and
drivers,
complete
Trujillo
go
made for
been
unfair because’ smooth tires can be used on the front of a vehicle
nation had a strong leader like the Dominican Republic’s Rafael
glas
the
the clause on
WASHINGTON (# Sen. Allen J. Ellender (D.-La.) served notice yesterday he will fight attempts to choke off suga® imports from the Dominican Republic. He said wishes
be
spokesman.
of
for the benefit of the symphony orchestra in adjacent Portland. Donning the cap, Miss Davis
read to the auction crowd a letter from Castro’s private secret-
should
share responsibility liness.
Trujillo
At
CO ee) a
4
THE SAN JUAN STAR’ Thursday, Adgust 25; 1960
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who is off the island, and ria Libertad Gomez, who Ported that she was ill.
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etting Ideal For Oly mpic Openin By
TED
SMITS
Stage
Set Perfectly
Associated Presi Sports Editer ~The stage has been set perfectROME @-—The XVII Olympic ly. The weather is bright. The Games open today in regal splen- ‘terch, lit by the dor, hailed by two world leaders Mount Olympus insun on sacred Greece, has at opposite poles of ideology. been brought to the Campidoglio, Pope John XXIII told 4,000 ath- Rome’s City Hall. letes and thousands of Spectators These, are the biggest games in St.- Peter's Square, best: man win.” :
The rousing
pontiff, cheer,
who
““may
was
declared
the
given his
“very
strong desire that the contests of these days will benefit you all, and that from them, all without
exception will be able to gain some advantage.” Premier Nikita Khrushchev of the Soviet Union in a message to the athletes from the Kremlin de-
clared
that
friendship
the
and
games
mutual
‘tincrease understand-
ever
held—near'!
from a Hmest
85 to
last
until
The
Sept.
Soviet
a truce such
as was
Greece
for
term
Leonid ficial,
athletes
11.
athletes
ancient
the
8,000
nations. They cost the stage—$32,000,000. They
when of
descended
on
Olympic flag and wish your athletes the very best of luck.” Every indication Points te a record smashing performance in
virtually all of the 18 different Olympic sperts, and a titanic battle for unofficial team honors
between
proclaimed
wars
for in
ceased
a the
Soviet
have
been
committee:
States
and
Adolfo
Today
when letes
but
won
in
1956
half
Up to recently they
favored
in sentiment American
sector of the Olympic Village and told Kenneth L. Wilson, of Chicago, president of the U. S. Olympic
United
at Helsinski,
in Melbourne.
of-
American
the
flame that burns througho ut the+ games, day and night. ‘President Giovanni Gronchi of Italy will proclaim open the games, cannon will boom, deves by the thousands will circle Skyward, and Consolini,
“As
Geed Luck Wish a symbol of our friendship
olympic
points
victory.
but a late
to
shift
a possible
the in
About 100,000 ? expected.
all
competing aththe stadium.
spectators
are
contestants.
United
favored
States
to
track
dominate
team,
the
men’s
events, took its first workout arriving
100,000 Expected is the opening ceremony,
half of march
of
The
Rafer
here
The torch will be the Capitoline Hill
carried from to light the
since
from Switzerland. Johnsen, of Kingsbury,
Calif., whe broke the world’s record for the decathlon with 8,683 points, will be carrying the United
States
flag.
INSTANT SIMON
ing among the peoples and thus strengthen the peace of the world.”
Italy’s
the U. S, S. R, The Soviets lost in discus champion of 1948, their first Olympic appearance, in the: oath of sportsmans will take hip on be1952
signaled
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| FHE SAN,
Tuesday
JUAN
STAR }—. Thursday,
Baseball
Pirates, Braves, Giants Win NEW YORK (AP)—The Chicago White Sox, with Early Wynn allowing only four hits, defeated the Yankees,
holds the half-way lead play at 650, 20 strokes
vy
The victory gave the White Sox sole possession of second place when the Baltimore Orioles dropped
to
third,
losing
in
11
eight
a
day
game.
of
in
the
the
of
fifth
Louis,
75-74-149; 77-79—156;
struck
out
Homers
seven
and
gave
hit
was
charged
the
with
first home run MAJOR Not
the
loss,
including
of his| Eddie LEAGUE
including
(Based on NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wednesday
300
Los
5
Mays,
.
San
Groat,
344
i.
Francisco
Chicago HOME RUNS
Minoso,
314
Kuenn, Maris. Maris,
Aaron,
Chicago
33.
Miwaukee
Mays,
'
Banks,
Aaron,
San
RUNS
Ma
Sievers,
26
Colavito,
;
BATTED
Milwaukee
en , ys, Sa
Boyer,
26
Francisco
St.
Mil
IN
: 98
92
k Rranciicn c
83
Louis
80
83
Maris,
Wertz, k ee Minoso,
..305
305 35
York
Roosevelt San Juan,
velt
Roads, 93-88—181: G. W. 91-93— 184; J. E. Galvin,
Roads,
Roosevelt
92-95-187;
Roads,
man, San Juan, Senior Division San
Juan,
dad,
8688-
L.
91-104-—195. (45 and over)—F.
Luna,
R.
N.
F.
Carr,
Trini-
San
Juan,
Trouart,
does
Brewer
expect
not
Aug.
which still has sidelined with
Mexico
to
“Nat-
have
the
4,
a punch
the rookie hurler a face injury.
yesterday,
defeating
Ger.,
7-4.
Monterrey
way
into
the
little
Ber-
won
its
ROME
nev, chief of the team, yesterday
the
Soviet
stage
in
series by winning an elimination tournament at San Juan.
25
Detroit
25
BATTED
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69
52
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Wien
68
52
567
2
San Fran. Cincinnati
58
55
Chicago
46
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59
496
Tuesday’s ue: ays
ios 4, P oe
Mil
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Francisco
496
60
487
11%
72
390
28
Boston
49
67
422
19
375 30 games.
Sco
_ Tuesday’s Scores Washington 3, Kansas City
res
Chicago
cine 2
(Mizell
96)
not
proposal
at
7-9).
1-4)
5, NewYork
(Monbouquette
at San | (Estrada
Milwaukee! Kansas
(Lary
1
during
13-9).
13-8), City
at Baltimore
| (only
games
scheduled.)
(Only
games
18)
ext
Soviet official said he was the
bid
will
be
acéep-
“Russia is the country where sport has round the greatest
development decades,” otfer
of
ho “We
the
the
last
added
in
are
Lost
few
an)
>-
prepared
tac...
te
s.
Rafer Competition (AP)—The Rafer
man
Johnson
who
for
four
decathalon—by
a
Chi-
nese.
i
Lvi (Ducky) Drake, now ‘the honorary coach of the Nationalist China (Taiwan) team, : artived Tuesday with his protege, C. K. Yang, and suggested that
was
in
for
the
battle
said
he
is razor
sharp
for
the gruelling 10-event tussle which starts Sept. 5. Six feet one and 178 pounds, the Chinese is a bundle of whipcord.
NAVY SOFTBALL
at
or Cle
scheduled.)
the
ted.
night. (Larsen
“one
meetings” of the International Olympic Committee. ;
coach
Games
11-12)
|
his athtetic career. Yang stayed till now in ‘Ca lifornia, where is is a student, to polish his training, and his
Cleveland (Perry 15-6) at Boston Detroit
~
the Soviet Unmake a formal
of
Cleveland 3, Boston 2 (10) Chi-|
to
games
Moscow.
Romanov said ion planned to
Johnson
1
Detroit 5, Baltimore 3 (11) Today’s
known.)
(Maloney
Kansas City 42 74 362 26 Not mcuding night games,
84 | (Jay 46) at Los Angeles (Koufax ; Washington (Stobbs 85 82 68). night. venger (5-8), night.
81
10%
57
ee
(O’Dell
58
9%
Detroit
Today’s Games
|Cincinnati
504
21
tee omen
(pitcher
57
59
451
ee | cago
Cleveland
60
67
| Phila. 45 75 Not including night ;
15%|
ashington
ask
Olympic
66
Angeles
will Olympic
years says the great American athlete may be beaten in ‘tthe
.
s
Roma-
Soviet Oiympic disclosed that
—
Milwaukee
es
Games
Union
the
coached
ve
Pittsburgh 95
STANDINGS
Billy
(AP)—Nikolai
world | terview.
league
baseman
Soviets Want
confident
West
lin,
second
The
LL Wins
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (AP)— Monterrey’s little league team won its first-round game here
Geary, Chap-
R.
193;
to
+
said Tuesday.
Martin
Jimmy
Pratt, Roose-
E.
92-88-180;
90-:91—181;
J.
162-91—
Cincinnati
money, but a jury will decide how much he should pay.” The suite came about after Martin had hit Cubs’ pitcher
NorE. 88-
R. L. Herrin, Guantanamo, L. Russell, Roosevelt Roads,
ridiculous
Wrigley
urally,
167;
29 | Pittsburgh 8, Chicago 3
Boston
| Sievers,
84-83-—
against °
is
tin,’
78-
99-79—178; W. P. Robertson, Roosevelt Roads, 94-85—179; W. J. Stockstad, Guantanamo, 89-91— 180; A. R. Brescia. Roosevelt Roads, 89-92-11; W. W. Wear,
29
Chicago
New
Guantanamo,
NATIONAL Pittsburgh 76
310
Washington
RUNS
“It
89—177; W. A. Whaley, Trinidad, 88-89 —177; L. H. Crosier, Reosevelt Roads,
and
315
York
York
New
Roads,
suit
get that much money from Mar-
J. O. Cele, Guantanamo, 82-83— Mongogna, San Juan, 83-82—165;
89-173; 88—174;
up
LEAGUE
Cleveland HOME RUNS
,
Thomas,
Roosevelt
its
ROME
Chicago
Lemon,
R.
E.
Knowles,
Glance
Martin.
Juan,
Roosevelt Roads, 81-9@—171; J. L. man, Roosevelt Roads, 82-90—172; Townsend, Guantanamo, 8489-173;
315
New
San
Guantanamo, Guantanamo,
MAJOR
Chicago
Mantle,
29
W.
games.
} New
Cincinnati
Chicago
Math
Sievers,
Gentry, Doulin,
A
CHICAGO (AP)—Chicago Cubs’ owner P. K. Wrigiey doesn’t really think that the club will receive $1,040,000
ist, B. hedkes bun dene eine C. R. Bower, San Juan, 104-115-219.
.
319
35
Robinson,
.
Kinder,
At
Soviets Want ‘68 Games
C. P. Bock, Trinidad, 8.-87—-168; D. E. Conroy, Guantanamo, 84-85~169; S. May,
BATTING
Skowron,
fAiiice Shicaga
33rd
Chicago
323
anike Banks,
Mathews
night
Smith,
329
Pittsburgh Clemente, Pittsburgh
Ashburn,
Mathews’ 29th. LEADERS
|
Angeles
Aaron’s
or more at bats.) | AMERICAN
BATTING
Larker,
Hank
H. W.
—163;
85—163; 165; J.
Kansas only five hits, and Kirkland broke downed | out of a long hitting slump with the Boston Red Sox, 3-2, in ten} a double and two singles. innings In the other National League The White Sox, scored three game, Lew Burdette pitched his rugs in the first inning and two third straight shutout for Milwauin the seventh against New York. kee, blanking Los Angeles, 7-0. Yankee pitcher Eli Grba (3-2) Milwaukee hit five home runs, who
E. J.
W.
.
team
from
Division—J.
ae
team front
four-man in in
Ta
Has Martin A $Million?:
play
83-77160; L. P. Jackson, Roosevelt Roads, 78-82— 160: B. M. James, Trinidad, 8478— 162; Bruce Campbell, Trinidad, 80-83
| land combined to lead San Francisco over Cincinnati, 6-1. Sanford
games off the pace, downed
Philadelphia, 42 Washington defeated City, 31, and Cleveland
regional
Trinidad. Open
Charlie Maxwell’s homer Tuesday night enabled the Tigers to extend their win streak to seven games. It is the longest Detroit victory skein since 1956. Jack Sanford and Willie Kirk-
innings
St.
career
Maxwell
Detroit, 5-3. In the National League, Pittsburgh, continued its pennantpace, defeating the Chicago Cubs, in
league
game
Guant:namo’s
inning.
to
83,
major
a half
| Sports
(Continued From Back Page) four men will represent the 10th Naval District in on the mainland.
5-1, Tuesday night to come within » American League leaders.
Augest 2531960
NAVY GOLF
Wynn Downs Yankees, 5-1:
——
(Continued
from
Back
Page)
ment, the AntiHes.Championship, the San Juan Naval Station Invi-
tational,
and
now
the
Tenth
Naval District tourney. The fired-up Marines played as flawless ball as they did when
they
eliminated
the
San
Juan
Naval Station Tuesday night, also behind Ash. They were on top of the ball every second and came up with the key hits when needed.
The
Marines
took
the
first
game as they bangéd out four hits and took advantage of: two errors for six runs in the sixth inning when losing 3-2. In the nightcap, they jumped off to a quick 2-0 lead in the first inning on a two-run homer by first baseman John Hipp. Another three runs in the second
game gua.
broke
the
spirit
of
Anti-
A Gil MacDougald-Herb Score incident occurred in the . fifth inning of the second game when
San Juan’s ed
a
line
pitcher
Sinclair drive
Sterling, lash-
back
at
Antigua
Manson.
The ball struck Manson under the right eye, throwing him to
the ground.
After
a few minutes,
he left the game unassisted ana apparently not seriously injured. S. J. Marines 020 006 1—9 Antigua 100 020 0-3 Ash and Belcher; Mansoa
Hernandez. CERVECERIA
PUERTO
RICO’S
CORONA,
TOP
ING
SELLING
Antigua
BEER
HR—Marines,
(Second Game) 000 200 O—-
9 0 8 3 and
.Dever : 2
42
S.J. Marines 231 022 x—10-11 1 Snodgrass, Manson (2), Snodgrass (5) and Hernandez, Biedleman (2); Ash and Belcher. WAsh.
L-Snodgrass.
HR—Marines,
i
Hipp,
Garvia.
<
ie
‘
MESA SUAN-OP AME THeiday! Adbrdse 25.1ibGo Sports Of The
Times
Ycaza's
Element By Arthur Dailey
ROME—It
was
a
horse
race
that
screaming meemies to steward in the United
Francis Patrick States. However,
not
much—at
have
minded
who learned would have
This ether ESS
least
a
the
on 5
famous
the
Palio
at
have
given
the other might
pre-Renaissance
his trade in an everything-goes been in his element.
was
day
too
would
Dunne and every am Eddie Arcaro
Siena
era.
Arcaro
A Manuel
Ycaza
.
and
was
witnessed
the
road te Rome. There’s nothing quite like it in the world. A wild and woolly herse race
=
is merely the climatie excuse for two solid hours of absorbing pageantry, a fragment of the medieval ages brought glowingly to life in a settimg such as ever could produce.
It
was heldin
no
other
the
cavalry
main
square
with a hard-packed clay track shallow, five-row stands that straight-faced palaces on three
the ra DALEY
magnificent
bell
tower, Heavy
cathedral,
|‘
charge
at Siena,
crowding against back gaimst the sides and against
with
its Romanesque
on te fourth side. wooden barricades form
the
inner
rail of this odd, rectangular track of some 350 meters. They not only keep the horses from visiting the customers but, more AND
the
70,000
thousands
are
jammed
rooftop, during
with
much
a
im
like
World
the
more—at
infield
almost
for
free
nime
witnesses,
thousands
im pre-television
For leading
days.
track is a dilly. It's more square than oval im shape straighaway in frent of the cathedral plunges
downhill
and
rises
sharply
to
the
turn.
Here’s
where
three
of
Every
ome
“What win?”
It has the
happened?”
seemed
that
to explode trigger. It
windows
asked
way.
or betting at
a
The
in some was an
jockey,
triumph.
inching
It
bewildered
bubbling
direction emotional
Seima
the
mever
nime
worked out that
tourist.
Italian
“Did
every-
temperament
just
and the end of the race was binge ef monumental propor-
This
was
El
apprentice
Comandante’s rider,
fh iEfk Fat
beating.
F
a fearful
tarried joyously off in at Aqueduct.
7 {I
took
was way
Valdes,
ty li, F Ef i ag
The limping jockey was knocked down by a wave of back slappers and embraced with such vehemence by his friends that he
it
was
Vth-$2.400:
alw: 4yrsup: Citeyes) (Ayala)
Palio
had
Charles
V
its
beginnings
destroyed
the
paid
some
three
centuries
independence
of
ago,
Siena
with
an
unbelievable
splash
of
color.
Only ten of the cantrades can enter horses and each entry is blessed ‘before the high altar in the parish church of each cantrade just before the race. A spirited gray filly, so small that she locked anly half the size of Native Dancer, was seen to leap when the priest sprinkled he with holy water. Each horse takes /. part in the tiring march around the arena, a post-parade that
eculd
be
guaranteed
to
leave
Man
o’
War
bowlegged
from
Italy
bugler played scaring every
“Beots and Saddles.” pigeon in Umbria inte
is really overloaded
with
pigeons,
Instead, a cannon frantic flight. And
starting
with
Saint
Mark’s
Square in Venice. The horses—they are thoroughbreds even Sunshime Park calibre—were led behind an elastic
of not barrier
for
up
and
other
and
the
the
left-handed
Donnybrook
The
or
clockwise
was
riders
under
pusched
race.
The
barrier
went
way.
and
shoved,
leaned
into
each
behaved as if there were no stewards or film patrols. Simce actually were no stewards or film patrols they got away their rough riding.
A
jockey
in
the
blue
colors
of
the
Nicchio
cantrade
there with
bolted
clear of the milling pack at the getaway and was never headed im this three-times-around race, although a hatless swarthy rider in pink—he not only looked like Ycaza but alse rode like him— came rocketing up on the imside just before the finish.
He
just
missed
Sereaming
losing
cantrade
streamed
streets or
catching
Italians
other.
into By
that
and
the
noisily
night
time
no
leader.
onto
indistinguishable
endiessly
far
thé
piled
in one
the
from through
jubilant cared.
Tetrarquina, Carritta M
ran.
track,
the
adherents
winners.
Siena’s
narrow,
celebration
of
Then of
the
they
twisting
something
$20.10.
6
f£ HI,
(Native) 2.60 out eut La Ley.
BROOKLINE, Bueno and teamed to
During the second week of May, San Francisco pitchers had a 67-inning stretch in which they
allowed games
only were
five
runs.
shutouts.
SPECIAL
Four
Mass.
(Maria
the US.’ Darlene Hard defeat Carol Loop and
Carole Wright, both of the U. S., 62, 64, in the National Doubles Tennis
ex-
haustion. No boomed,
(Native) 6208 320 10
Miss Bueno Wins ist-$3,400; alw; 4-yrs-up; Crisol (Vakdes) Newhurst (Figueroa) Time: 1:13.3. Mariposa
siege. It’s a semi-religious festival even now and religious banmers are carried by each of the seventeen cantrades—or wards— im the prerace parade. All paraders wear medieval costumes | im
f
love in its zaniest form.
oo
The
6
Time: 1:44.11 Rebeida. Cenvidada. Chiqguitm. and alse
300th Running fore
a
F
ne
onto the track like after the Patterson-
a 5
PG a
the ten jockeys fell off their sterling steeds. Not only do they ride without stirrups, but also without brakes. One rider was nearly killed. He wasn’t hurt when he fell. But as soon as the race was over the infield mob surged in babbling ardor over the barriers and swarmed the wild-eyed zealots who stormed the ring Johansson fight. .
at
Time: 1:28. Casuatita, Pimcel, Puerto Rico, Moyeto, Talaren, Field Beauty, Baby and Ei Alameim also ran. Srd-$1.308; cima ($1,200); 4-yrs-up; 1 5:8 Cimperted
Gerard
Series
against
H COMANDANTE RESULTS
bucks
plus
crashed
8
of
palaces
Bronx
The the
and
there
roll in a race
it
-
the
heedown
ie
in
are
every
decorouws
( AP Wirephoto)
this
after
.
a couple
on
and
survived
control
g
only
are
six-story
sedate
of
z
Not
there more
a
Palio. In fact, it wouldn't surprise this tourmore actual spectators than Churchill Downs
dees.
the
is
injury.
serious
Angeles
out
Ni
Derby
compared to the ist if Siera had
escaped
of Los went
Fie
Kentucky
rail. He
23, car
Yandel Beats
One Rider Nearly Killed The
guard
His
=
horses.
Sunday.
Haute,
I ler y inf
the
Reunds,
HE
Terre
~ -
important, also keep 70,000 excited Italiams im the tightly packed infield from bursting from their sardime cam and over-running
Tournament
yesterday.
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THE PAGE
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SPORTS TIMES 27
SEE
SPORTS San
Juan,
Island
Puerto
Rico,
Thursday,
August
25,
MAJOP LEAGUE STANDINGS PAGE 26
1960
Draws
Brazil
Yankees Edge White Sox, 3-2;P.R.'s Hoop Team
Clemente Homers A sBucs Win Plays NEW hom
YORK
¢AP)—A
two-run
Luis Arroyo saved Art Ditmar’s sixth straight triumph. The Puer to Rican ltefthander took over in the ninth with two on and two out to tl
Arro 2round
|
Ro home White
Sievers 24th and runs accounted for Sox runs Sievers Nears Record
Sievers
short
Gus
ts
now
only
of setting
Zernial
25th both
four
Chicago
Eddie
| |
runs
record
Robinson
| record at 29 catcher Elston Howard Luis Aparicio, Nelson | Jim Landis trying to| over
share the Yankee threw out .
Fox steal
a
and
and second
by Hector Lopez and Tony Kubek’s 10ti Chicago White Sox yesterday. to
a
game
and a
half.
*in the The in
with
Reds SAN
the
Win,
son's
two-out
single
scored
bases
on
Cleveland ?| Boston
a ROBERTO
CLEMENTE ...a
Face
Kansas
big
day
Wins
CHICAGO
(AP)
minth
inning
Stuart
and
—
Successive
homers
by
Roberta
Dick
Clemente |
propelled the pennant-minded| Pittsburgh Pirates over the Chi-!
Detroit
010
00
Baltimore
05000
Puerto
0
_— Milwaukee
at
Los
Angeles,
night.
Chicago
000
Law. Face
030 300—
Green
(7),
and
Burgess,
(8)
Cardwell, ton (8),
17
6 10 3 | McCormick,
Labine Oldis
Schaffernoth Drabowsky
| O'Toole, Nuxhall 1) (11), Bridges (13)
(7),!
Brosnan
(9);
/9).
(6), Els(9) and
and
(6-2).
(2), Brosnan and Bailey;
Schmidt.
W-
L-McCormick
(11-
HR—Cincinnati, Robinson ————_——
(26).
Thacker. Tappe (7). W-Face (8-| . AMERICAN LEAGUE 6). L-Elston (6-7). | Chicago 000 100 001—2 6 0 HR—Hoak (12), Stuart (17),|New York 200 000 10x—3 5 0 Clemente
(10).
Cincinnati San
Francisco
| Seore, Staley (8) and Lollar, —___ |Ginsberg (8); Ditmar, Arroyo 100 100 000 000 1' (9) and Howard. W-Ditmar (13—3 90:7). L-Score (48). 100 001 000 000 0 HR—Chicago, Sievers (25). —2 13 0, New York, Kubek (10).
Kinder Has 7 Stroke Lead Commander
James
Kinder
ing
to
of the San Juan Naval Station added a 74 yesterday to his opening
lead Golf wind
day
round
of
75
to
retain
his
in the 10th Naval District Championship at the BerCountry Club.
seven The
ment
trokes
off the
72-hole,
medal
continues
tomorrow at (See NAVY
today
play
tourna-
and
ends
Berwind. The top GOLF, Page 26)
did
the
the
Each
of
not to
Mel-
send
a
Melbourne
States, the défend-
champion,
win
in‘
Defending
United
knocked
is
favored
‘again
tournament.
the
four
top
seeded
out of the tournament. Rico’s
basketball
Shannon,
¢oach,
said
before
he left with his squad that he thought Puerto Rico would ‘reach the semi-final round.
Rico
oe
RUN—San
Juan Marine catcher Eugene
Bel-
Feature Sprint Crisol of Establo Lares won his sixth off the reel yesterday at El Commandante, defeating four other speedsters with ease.
$13.40
for for
six
four
pool
paid
winners
winners
Held
off
the
pace
by
and
yesterday
at El Comandante. Both included one void race.
Mexice,
and
Hungary. teams
The
two
top
of the
four
groups
to
quarter-final
the
fine
Rico,
showing
besides
Czechoslovakia,
in’
will
each
advance
round.
because at
Po-
the
of
its
Pan-Amer-
ican games in Chicago, is given a chance by observers to finish well up in the competition.
Marines Beat Antigua,
Crisol Takes Comandante’s
cinco-seis
are:
Spain
Puerto
cher slides under Antigua catcher Hernandez in the top of the second inning of championship game with San Juan. (STAR photo by Tony Murad.)
Chance
teams
Yugoslavia,
land,
iitencse:
Given
unseeded
Puerto
$997.20
pace.
on
teams will head one of the four elimination brackets. This means that none of them will : meet until after the elimination rounds, provided they are not
The
Commander Edmund Gentry of Guantanamo is in second place,
' seeded Ressia,
based
team U.S.
The
DECIDING NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 030 011 104—10
Rico
Japan,
St.
Rus-
Olympics
1956 ~
P.R.
0
be:
and
in the bourne.
The
Philadelphia
Louis
were
basketball in 1956.
010 000 200—3 10 1 000 100 000—1 91 OOL
Brazil
of the eight teams
Howard
000
vs.
the
will
performances
Puerto
200
bracket
Friday
Rico
Seedings
Pin-
000
Rico’s
matches
Uruguay and France—at the top of each of the four brackets.
balls.
City
put
Japan
vs. Mexico. The draw put the teams—United States,
rookie
Washington
was
Italy,
sia
NIGHT GAMES F i
Puerto
Puerto
Gordon Coleman in the 13th inning yesterday, giving Cincinnati a 3-2 victory over San Francisco. Coleman started the 13th with a single up the middle, and after rookie Chico Cardenas laid down a sacrifice bunt, pinch hitter Gus Bell walked. Billy Martin popped out, but then Pinson slammed the | single that won the game. Loser Mike McCormich went the | distance, giving up nine hits and
|two
team
with
Hungary.
first
3-2 (#®—Vada
bracket. U.S.
bracket
In
victory.
FRANCISCO
same favored
a
and
the last two innings and was
| credited
base
lead
cago Cubs 10-6 yesterday. Each of the home runs sailed over the left field wall and came on first pitches by Don Elston, the third of four Cub hurlers who allowed a total of 17 hits, 7 of them for extra bases. It was the tenth home run of the year for Clemente and his fourth hit of the day in five trips. He knocked in two runs and scored two others. The Cubs tied the score 6-6 in the seventh against starter Vernon Law. Elroy Face, the fourth Pirate pitcher, did not allow a hit
srced Gene Freese to Richardson on
out
single
9~9 York to a o-4 victory over the the Yankee’s American League
carried New in in¥reased
ay "1
Tomorrow
ROME (AP)—Puerto Rico yesterday was placed in the bracket with Russia in the opening rounds of play in the Olympic basketball tournament. The strong Brazilian team and Mexico were placed
prices Luis
Ri-
vera Valdes, Crisol collared front-running Newhurst at (See COMANDANTE, Page
the the 27)
Take Softball Crown “Tron
By JIM Albert Ash
Man”
DOUGLAS pitched the
San
Juan
Marines
to the Tenth Naval District Softball Championship last night at the Naval Station. The Marines defeated previously unbeaten Antigua, 9-3 and 10-2, to win the double elimination Antigua,
Navy
tournament. howewer,
regionals
will
+ go
in Norfolk
to
since
the tournament personnel only.
is for Navy The Marines
were
district
limited
to
offs. Ash, a grim _ from Clarksburg, tered
eight
hits
in
play-
game
on
and
year
in
opening
the
lost only recorded
right-hander | Swept W.Va., scat-| Ramey the
handcuffed
Antigua
just four hits in the finale. He won his 35th game'of the
! (See
second
five as a 41-6
game.
He
the Marines recor and
four championships—the Armed Forces Tourna-
NAVY
SOFTBALL,
Page
26)