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San
Juan, Puerto
Rico, Friday, August
26, 1960
Second-ciass postage paid at San Juan. Puerte Rice
Drivers Puzzled, Patrolmen|Herter Blasts Fidel Busy With Ne w Traffic Law For His Soviet Ties By MANUEL SUAREZ The new traffic hie was written to end slaughter on the hi ays and to supply g the police with a “co prehensive” weapon with which to punish violators, °is creating more than a little confusion among motorists, truck drivers, publico operators, government officials, and—the Police. A spokesman for La Fortaleza said
time.
the the
wilf
‘be
given
to
truck
drivers
By JACK RUTLEDGE
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) --S ecretary of State Christian A. Herter cha rged last night Cuba has rejected the inter-Ame rican system and swung its allegiance toth e Com-
Mmunist world. He ignored+ Roa accused the United States what appeared to be a sort of meddling in Cuban affairs and of afterthought offer by Cuba to negotiate with the creating Caribbean tensions but declared in a surprise climax that United StAtes. the Castr
that buy
to
new equipment required by the act, while commander of the metropolitan area police,
William ed to:
Santana,
said yesterday
no such order and his officers make immediate arrests for
he had receiywill
continue
Herter said the Fidel Castro regime continues to exhibit “a
violations. Patrolman Ernesto Plumey said that something had to be done to cut down on the auto
deaths.
ment:
The
he
law
said.
teeth
had not opinion.
read
“What
the
traffic
law
and
law?
vacation,” said one. Another pulled a
back
“I
into
traffic
and
said:
I
only
just
ROME (®—The XVII modern Olympic games opened vesterGay in intense heat and amid colorful Pageantry before a crowd of nearly 100,000 in Reme’s new Olympic Stadium. tempo-
was
War
rarily halted in the Eternal City as nearly 8,000 athletes from 85 natiens gathered in friendly
rivalry
Sports. The honored dent Giovanni Republic
of
te
vie
in
18
Italy,
who
entered
the stadium to the strains of the Italian National Anthem. The United States will be in close eompetition with the Soviet Union during the games. Indications top
good
events
that
chance
the
of
boxing
got
and
meets Brazil. Puerto Rico’s top
S.
winning
water
is was
eight
polo
underway — yester-
day, Puerto “Rico Olympic competition when its basketball
team Brazil
U.
honors.
team
The
are
enters today team
basketball
unseeded whereas seeded among the
and
is
the
defend-
ing world champion. : For complete Oi:ympic coverage, turn te the sports pages.
Announces
By FREDERICK Barry B. Yellen, the San Juan the
past
veiled
who
two
an
Drama years,
ambitious
San
Juan
Drama
sponsored
Festival
for
yesterday
un-
plan
for
a
Festival
Inc.,
into a new venture,” Theater Development Corp., which will present annual seasons of musi-
comedies,
operas,
and
The
which
will
project
charges
were
made
in
statement issued Foreign Minister
is
budgeted
annually,
producer said. Included in the
the eight plays drama festival, Spanish Dramas shows
at
Yellen
said.
tion
of
American
ministers
States’
foreign
conference.
from
private
known
winter,
as
a
Rico the
will
season
be
of the winter a _ series of musical and_ zarzuelas
program
in
of
the
four
sented
in
the
in
Yellen said he hopes to have completed a cycle of productions by November, 1961. The first project of the new corporation
will be next winter’s Drama tival. The
organization
permanent
of
have
about
a
300
persons divided roughly between 200 performers and 100 business executives and workers.
The musical shows and operas will be presented at the University of Puerto Rico Theater, Yel-
lists and authorizes capitalization of $15,000 in class A common shares with a $10 par value,
Musicals
while
said,
shows-will
At
UPR
dramatic
the
continue
to
be
pre-
The
and
new
company’s’ prospectus
$35,000
in
$10
par
prefer-
stock.
red
2,000 Greet Davis At Airport As He Returns An Archbishop By
GUNTER
HETT
An estimated 2,000 persons were on hand at International Airport last night to greet the Most Rev. James P. Davis, new-
ly
designated
Archbishop
of
San Juan, on his arrival at 8:24 from New York. Jamming the landing _ strip, the wildly cheering throng gave
the
bishop
what
he
later
called
the ‘“‘greatest reception” years tn Puerto Rico.
nor
guard
of smartly
of his 17 An _ ho-
uniformed
con
de
Gautier
Action
Party
party
chairman
and
leaders
Catholic by
Davila.
Spread out along the landing apron were delegations from re-
prelate stepped
ligious
societies,
waving
zation
banners
and_
out of his plane.
Close to the landing steps were some 60 Catholie priests and a
children
alternately
gathering
cheering
followed
(See
DAVIS,
San
of Juan
dignitaries Mayor
includ-
Felisa
Rin-
Hundreds
of
organicheering.
uniformed
school
chanting the
and
archbishop
Page
and one by Castro Wednesday in which
defiantly vowed friendship the Communist bloc.
Herter
declared
ia he with
Roa's
speech
“shewed clearly that the Cuban government is walking hand im
hand with the Chinese-Soviet bloc.”
“It strongly indicated that Cuba is willing to assist the Soviet Union in snreadine Comm-nism (See MINISTERS, Page 20)
Initially, there will be 8,300 class A common shares outstanding the prospectus said. The shares will be divided between 4,000 shares to be sold by
Yellen to private $10 per share and be
exchanged
shares Jan
and
Juan
investors at 4,300 shares
for
outstanding
debentures
Drama
of
Festival,
(See THEATRE,
the
Inc.
Page
20)
Big Mob Demands. Lumumba’s Death; Conference Starts By
headed
Mario
the right Roa’s
ANDREW
BOROWIEC
LEOPOLDVILLE, The Conge (AP)—Rifle fire and screams of anti-government mobs yesterday marked the opening of
Knights of Columbus lined the landing ramp and brought their swords to salute as the smiling
ing
speech Havana
to
will
payroll
Fes-
in the operas
comedies U. S. musical summer and a series of in the fall.
len
Herter said he is confident
Theater
Theater
Juan.
San
Old
Tapia
regime is willing te U.S.-Cuban differences.
conference will draw “the conclusions” after studying
Year-Round will come
investors and the Puerto (PRIDCO), Co. Industrial
late
marathon address to the Organiza-
Venture
Financing
dra-
mas both in Spanish and English. Yellen will also head the new corporation. $500,0000
JIMENEZ .-. that's the ticket
Get
HARMON the youthful has_
ESTEBAN
$500,000
year-round theater program here. At a press conference, Yellen announced he would merge his
cal guest was PresiGronchi of the
JUAN
it yet.
impresario
antagonism
States
Raul Roa praised the Soviet Union and Red China in a Castro-style
P.R. To
Of Rome Olympics
Cold
Herter’s
off
Yellen
calculated
United
a_ blistering after Cuban
cepy of the law from his
Colorful Opening
a
came
and
the
render more difficult the constant efforts of my country to restore friendly relations with Cuba.”
however, not give an
ceuld
100,000 Attend
has
enforce-
haven’t had time to go throu gh (See NEW TRAFFIC, Page 4 )
The
basic to
What Traffic Law? other policeman queried,
Three
a
puts
o
nepotiate
20)
the Leopoldyille conference of independent African nations. Steel-helmeted Congolese polsurging
crowds
clamoring for the death mier Patrice Lumumba,
ice
fired
over
of Pre host te
11 African
governments
wered his appeal can meeting. An
honor
who
ans-
for an all-Afri-
guard,
lined
up
in
front of the modernistic palace of culture, broke ranks and charged
(See
the
demonstrators
CONGO,
Page
20)
ga
e
a5
ce
4
THE SAN JUAN STAR+- Fritay, Aegest 26) 1960") a
| News Arabs
In Brief
Condemn
Propaganda —
SHTAURA, yesterday in
Lebanon (AP)—Nine condemning inter-Arab
Amman
Cairo
and
League
Council
ending
radios
issued
permanently
Arab League states: joined propaganda battles. * While
silenced
the
a communique
verbal here
inter-Arab attack
by press
the U. Sudan
A. R., Jordan, and Morocco.
59
Die
In
Brazilians JOSE
persons
Only 20
DE
plunged
four
RIO from
survived.
years
old,
on
Bus
PRETO,
and
the
the
radio.
Iraq,
Arab
Heed
for
Joining
Lebanog,
Saudi
Crash
Brazil
(AP)—A
a
bridge
Most
of
the
victims
100-mile
trip
home
the
warfare,
stressing
in the agreement were Arabia, Yemen, Libya,
SAO
|
Wednesday
bus
into
were
from
cartying
the
Turvo
student$,
a
civic
63
River
15
io
celebration
in Barretes City. One was a star soccer player, Hildebrando de Souza. The four survivors said the read was poor and the bus
was
speeding
when
Ex-British ROME diplomat
it crashed
Diplomat
(AP)—Harold reportedly once
from
the
Kills
Charles accused
bridge.
Self -
Gibson, by the
i
63, a former: British Communists of: involve-
ments in anti-Red underground activities, was found shot to death yesterday in his Rome apartment. Police said the London-bora former first secretary of the British Embassy in Rome had taken his own life with a pistel held to his right temple. Police said
they
found
neither
AFTER FAREWELL VISIT—Mrs. Barbara Powers, left, leaves Soviet building in Moseew Aug. 23 after farewell visit with her imprisoned
supreme court husband, U-2
pilot
Brown
Powers.
(AP
With
her
is
ae mother,
Mrs.
Menteen
of
Chile
Mil-
Earlier, Mrs.
Powers had a final
But
this
did
not
develop.
Then,
when the attorneys were unable to receive a satisfactory receipt fur
the note, they took it with them and mailed it frem a post box m)>
U.S.
“She
is much brighter now than for
some
time,”
Barbara told her attorneys the
secret meeting with her husband m his prison cel. The young couple were left completely alone
a
downtown hotel. The meeting of Mrs. Powers and her husband was the first privacy
prison
behind
they have had since before he left
was very happy because “we could talk freely. We were entirely
Turkey
alone
a
closed
door
for
more
than an hour The short, handwritten plea on US. air mail stationary was taken to Brezhnev’s office by American attorneys Frank Rogers and Alexander Parker. In a surprise move, the two Virginia lawyers
were
for his May
Day
U-2
flight
FORECAST:
San
Mayaguez—Generaly
Juan
and
fair
teday
and tenight. except fer a few te wait for an with the president to |brief night showers. Ponce—Gepossibility of arrang- |merally fair teday and tonight. PUERTO RICO and the VIRGIN ISLANDS—Variable cloudiness with scattered showers te-
Man Guilty Of Bomb
Hoax Gets 10 Months MILWAUKEE man
charged
extort through
call
w—An
U.S.
attempting
to
$5,000 frem an_ airline a bomb heax telephone
has
months
with
Oklahoma
been in
a
sentenced
Federal
District
to
10
Judge
Kenneth
P.
Grubb sentenced Sidney W. “Jack’’ Haislip,
42,
of
pleaded
guiity
to
hoax here
call to July 25.
Tulsa making
American
day
mostly
over
Puerte Rice. night except
showers
along
ef Puerte Islands. WINDS:
Rice
miles
hour.
per
the
1:15
interier
the
north
and
Easterly
the at
1@
HIGH:
Miami,
89,
partly
ceast te
19
88
at
p.m.
LOW:
cloudy;
San
Francisco,
Emergency
175.
Philadelphia, "16,
Partly
cleudy;
Washingten,
partly
cloudy;
ALL SIZES DISTRIBUTOR JACK FELDSTEIN P.O. BOX 3805 SAN JUAN 3-5186
Materials and Off-Set Machinery
Chica
79,
partly
73,
partly
68,
clear.
Registry
Af
Night
1304,
Santurce
Jean
—
Dr. LA
&
Caparra
To
Argentina Senate
also
approved
the
and
Terrace
Queen
Mary
Finally
Dr. Jose J. Mulero Baldorioty St. 32
Approved Relations |}Commit-
of
Charles
Leaves
now
to Honduras.
N.Y. voyage
British
The
Guiana
HAVANA
line
Gets
(AP)—Cheddi
of British
missed
Guiana,
round-trip
Cuban
Jagan,
said
one
minister
Cuba
has
to
Loan of
industry
offered
and
to finarite
com-
a five
million dollar timber industry in the British colony. Jagan said the loan would be for 10 years and bear two per cent interest. The interest would be paid in British Guiana products in place of cash. Most of the timber would be sent td cuba. He added that Cuba had offered to buy rice from British Guiana at a price higher than that paid by the British West Indies.
Eire’s Premier Calls Myth Sean
Ireland
Lemass
(AP)—Pre-
took
a Sober
“One of ‘the most persistent and irritating falsehopds about the
Irish
Sive
is
drink,”
ed years ago by weapon against
in Rockwell Tipperary.
the British as a Irish independ-
.
it was being writers out
premier
claimed.
Train your dog in basic obedience.
Lemass
September
are
exces-
of ° alcoholie a
meeting
College,
told
County
“But the simple trith is that the
per
capita
consumptien
of
alcohol in Ireland is one of the
NDES
This course
5th.
Russell Milroy of Sentry for information
they
lowest for all countries for which reliable statistics are available,”
will be based on the companion dog standards prepared by the American Kennel Club. ClasMonday
that
consumers
ate guzzlers. It was a myth, he said, foster-
the
Call 2-8497
Burrows,
For
DOG OBEDIENCE TRAINING COURSE
Inc.
R.
te be ambassador
strike of seamen. New York.
for royalties.
3606
structor, Mr.
area.
sailed for a wildcat
And now, he said, sustained by Irish
Caguas
commence
but
SOUTHAMPTON, England (AP)—The Queen Mary New York yesterday after two weeks’ delay due to
ence.
8-9751
ses
death
contents.
the mountain or damage.
Foreign
nomination
at Caracas,
swipe at widely held belief that the Irish, to a man, are inveter-
Victor J. Pagan 2 Caparra Terrace
Tel
Tremors
(AP)—The
deputy chief of mission
DUPLIN,
Santarce
Rie Piedras — Barrie Obrere Call Tel. 32467 for imfermation assistance. Necve
mittee
mier
Decters eon Night Duty Metrepolitan Area San
New
his its
Of Guzzling Irishmen Unfair
Pharmacy
Fernandez Tel. 35169
Tel.
76,
Denver, Angeles»
before
disclose
tee yesterday approved President Eisenhower's nomination of Roy R. Rubottom, Jr. to be ambassador te Argentina. Rubottem is ssistant secretary of state for inter-American affairs. The com-
merce
cleudy:
Les
Peerte
YESTERDAY’S
partly
cloudy;
GOODYEAR HI-FI OFFSET BLANKETS
TEL.
hour.”
cloudy;
bomb
Airlines
kind
s0, 85, partly cloudy; Dallas, 93,
Virgin
Haislip the
an
‘very
of
Generaly fair te fer a few brief
YESTERDAY’S
prison.
for over
were
WEATHER
invited
appointment discuss the
officials
Envoy
WASHINGTON
over the Soviet Union which touched off an explosive situation and earned him a 10-year sentence. we've seen her said Rogers.
shortly
would
reported that several thousand fled from There were no immediate reports of deaths
Mrs. Powers Seeks Mercy, Sees Husband Last Time ing a personal interview between Mrs. Powers and Brezhnev.
By
written
embassy
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP)—Lebu, capital of Arauco Province 450 miles from here, was shaken yesterday morning by 14 earth tremors, some of them violent. The Ministry of the’ Interior
Wirephoto.)
MOSCOW ®—Barbara Powers yesterday filed a plea with Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev begging him te shew clemency to her husband, convicted U-2 pilet Francis Gary Powers.
Hit
had
today P.M.
at
9:40
A.M. “and
isets at 9:44
Dog’s,
or registra-
tion.
cad enc be
Gary
Ga.
he the
f
Francis
ledgeville,
a letter
police ‘nor
TRE SAN JUAN STAR — Fiitay; August 26) 1960"
Two Policemen Held Latin Origin Diplomats Could
In Contempt Of Court Contribute To Better US-Latin Police
Lieutenants
Alejandro
tion,
Oliveras and Siilvero Colon were cited for contempt of court yesterday by Judge Hector Cordero Vega for not answering a subpeona ordering them to testify at the trial of several pickets who were involved in strike brawls in front of the El Imparcial building on May .29.
The
judge
Ayuso lisher
also
included
»
gized
withdrew
arrived
to the
Found
counts
it
after
late
and
Ties, Morales Carrion States
the
apolo-
court.
guilty
on
of simple
one
of
two
assault
was
Hu-
By A. W. MALDONADO Under Secretary of State Arturo
berto Trias, a photographer who was striking with the Brotherhood of Teamsters. Trias still has seven charges pending.
Cruz
Antonio
Valdivieso, editor and of the tabloid, in the
but
publisher
Roque
Vicens,
Morales
wy
‘|
$75
fine
or
serve
one
day
in
AIR
BOUND—Pedre
Jr., son Purcell,
of Mr.-and of Santurce,
Force
ROTC
Marshall
off
cadet
College,
in an
E.
Purcell,
Mrs. P. E. and an Air
at
Franklin
prepares
orientation
to
flight
observer at Lockbourne Air Base, Columbus, O., where taking four weeks training.
take
as
an
Force he is
ican republic which lies completely on the Pacific side. ses
LOT Belgium
¢
.
OF RAILROAD has 7,000 miles
of
railroads.
very
in
much
Amer-
in order.”
has
promised
to appoint
les
countries
if
he
is
wins
the election,
be a change
in the
| partment to recommend six Puerte Rican technicians to do diplomatic mission work in electricity, agriculture tion.
New
wife
when
she was
the
something
U.
that
the
people
of a Ken-
the
Gov-
nedy’s
away car last March 31, Sitting in front of her home, Mrs. Swearingen claims she was
by
an
automobile
names
Petri,
United
Service
of
Houston,
his
wife,
and
Automobile
Tex.,
Ricans
JUANA
are
in
-DIAZ—Ramon
Assn.
him success
wife’s foothis clothing from
D. RICHARDS
Frank
spending
in Latin
Morales
first A.A.
literature
to be made
translation. Since that time, A.A. books rature have been translated into over languages and are available the world
It
Frank
the
life
it appeared. a recent book
to
A.A.,
each
new
can
now
be
Mufiz
disclosed
Bou—for
that
years
group ago.
upon
Burial noon dras
returning
services
to
Frank
M.
social
were
held
Rico
ten
yesterday
at Buxeda Memorial Cemetery in Rio where he was laid to rest in a private
for
reserved
members.
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“impressed”
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Morales said personally met ep”
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S.
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from
that some
whi he has “‘well-equip-
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Latin
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development, political
Latin Americans that some American diplomats are not qualified to deal with their problems.
ANNOUNCEMENT JAIME E. IRLZARRY, M. D. EYE PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Takes
economic
aH South countries,
Roberto
*
and
and more effective cracy,”’ he added.
was
the recording secre-
Puerto
on his
qualifications,”
‘Alcoholics
tary of the House of Representatives and a familiar figure in the capitol building. He first became acquainted with A.A. while living in New York City and joined the. then small San Juan
in
and litea dozen over.
as on
his
translating
would
which depends
said.
complete.
America.
available
devoted
Califor-
“He must have a deep insight and profound sympathy with Latin American, aspirations for rapid
Anonymous Comes of Age,” when he was taken ill six months ago. His translation was almost
He will be best rémembered as the translator of A.A.’s ‘“‘great book.” His painstaking work on the “‘bible’’ of A.A. took several years, and
the
proudly
book and pamphlet He was at work
In particular, his passing Wednesday in San Juan will be mourned throughout the Spanish: Speaking world at weekly A.A. from meetings Mexico City to Montevideo, to Madrid. Frank M., born in Ponce 57 years ago, was an early member of the San Juan A.A. group
A.A.
M.
all his free hours
a
a4 4
Mercado
died
or
extraction
personal
Se
with kerosene and then he set fire
to himself here and burns, police said.
as
Rican
of Mexican
overall
than
serving
Lopez followed in his steps when he doused
the
car-insurers,
Puerto
Puerto
in bettering relations. -
Spanish. But knowing the language is not enough. It will not assure
the
Man Kills Self In Kerosene Fire
owned
court by the San Juan law firm of Nachmand and Feldstein,
M. was buried here yesterday. was known, and so he will be remem-
in itself pioneered
during
year
“A
nian
diplo-
American consulates. Morales added that more
20
by Vernon J. Petri, which rolled away from its parking place. The suit, filed in Federal
the world.
wh'ch
last
the decisive factor Latin American-U.S.
Rocke-
/}sys-
of
S. need.” “It is time that the whole
hit by a run-
bered, by thousands of grateful members in the unnamed ranks of Alcoholics Anonymous through-
Oui
Nelson
«
Frank So he
Gov.
educa-
feller, Morales said, spoke proposal similar to that of
Frank M. Is Buried Here: Pioneer In Island's A.A. DOUGLAS
York
vocational
tem in Latin America. There have been some changes already. It is
Ft. Buchanan Couple Files $150,000 Suit
co-defendants.
By
and
there, will
diplomatic
This
Washington, Morales said, recently requested the local state de-
“It is a very good idea” Morasaid, “I think that no matter
who
-
ernors’ Conference held-here.
matic system in Latin America re-examined in the light of the vital importance of Latin America’s social and economic reform,’ Morales said. Puerte Ricans Serving The under secretary pointed out that there are Puerto Ricans presently holding important position in the U. S. diplomatic corps. Mo$150,000 damages are sougth by rales named Rodolfo Rivera, EuFort Buchanan residents Mr. and genio Delgado Arias and Alberto Mrs. Robert W. Swearingen for Vasquez presently in high posts in injuries received by the house- ;| Latin
struck COFFEE CHIEF CROP Coffee is chief crop and export of tiny El Salvador, Central Amer-
picketing
“is
tin American elected.
-| and was released on $400 bail. The are still building.
Latin
system
people of Puerto Rican and Mexican extraction as envoys to. La-
jail for each dollar not paid. Langrod, who belongs to neither union, but was picketing with the Teamsters, appealed the sentence Teamsters Imparcial
diplomatic
Kennedy
Jean Langrod Brunner, 24, of Darlington Apartment in Rio Piedras, was found guilty of disorderly conduct and was ordered to pay
a
yesterday
Morales, the Commonwealth government’s top Latin American affairs advisor, made this comment yesterday after a _ report from New York that Sen. John F.
Teamster, was found guilty of assaulting Ismael Hernandez, a member of the Seafarers International Union and fined $40 or 40 days in jail.
pubcita-
said
of the U. S.
ica
another
Carrion
that a re-examination
various technical missions throughout Latin America. The Internation Cooperation Administration in
‘
' i s a i 5 a a a i al
THE
SAN JUAN
STAR
Friday, Aug
—
yw st
26, 1960 ke
et a
New Traffic Law Is A Puzzler To Many (Centinued
I only
from
picked
page
up my
Building
1)
for
12
years} -said y
this the police have been telling him
copy
morning.” Domingo Guzman Acosta, a publico driver who picks up fares
it’s now against the law to stand in the street with his papers. “But,” he said, “I have a wife
in front of City Hall, said he will not be effected. “I am a careful driver under
and an infant son. I don’t know
any
any other. work.” Julio Oyala who blico
between
Juan
said.
law.
However,
the
law
says
that you have to"pull over tothe curb to pick up a fare;” he con-
his pu-
Arecibo
and
high)
fines
“the
disastrous
i runs
San
for us. A five
are
dollar
tinued, “but I have heard: of pu- fine is fine in the United States blicos geting tickets where there ‘where people make more money, is no curb or shoulder to pull but not in Puerto Rico where up to.” fa man makes $12 a day and has
Irwin Tress, public relations man for the San Juan Racing
Assn.
said
that
we
went
to
to pay for gas, other expenses.”
pick
came
up
and
wrote
out
able to handle iness.
a 405
-“I
CRUZ
don’t
know
WILFREDO RAMOS
ANDINO any
other
- tee
work.”
many
32 Thefts Reported In Metropolitan Area A
total
ported
in
for the at noon
32
the
thefts
J.
with
Dierliusi, Pan
the stple fice
that
during
a
typewriter
equipment
Bernardo
it
was
was
and
other of
reported
$1,600 from
in jewelry
his
home
burglarized
A
$1,000
among
af-
Wednes-
platinum
the _
stolen
police
Palmer
that
of-
$150
$225.
from
his
broke
in.
in
$150
of Catafo
tokd
in
and
cash
clothing
was
missing
home
after
burglars
Borinquen contracts
of
Avenue, for
hand
telephone
embroidery
or
WASHINGTON—Contempt during
is interested
embellishing
House
yet
been
security
and
in on
would
He
also
securing all
NEBRASKA
San
time it
hearings Juan or
in
also
coming,” go
should
for
also
law
received
horn blowing. the law was
doesn’t
he
far
said, a
Wilfredo
law
who
a truck
specializes
from
the
claims against
piers
the law iruckers.
“There
are
delivering
too
prejudicial res-
trictions and the fines are high,” he said. Juan Cruz Andino who
too has
been
the
newspapers
at
various
(if
you
are
a
Fdez.
Across Pier No. 6 — Son Juon
to
com-
i
Christian
-Action
Party
yesterday it is ‘“‘a sure ballot in Nevember.
chairman
thing”
Mario
that the CAP
vila
said
will be on
the
With just three days left for the party to get enough signatures
said
the
to qualify,
CAP
Davila
already
has
in
61
island
towns,
al-
“The
people
our centers all Davila said. He would
are
predicted register
raining
in
the
island,”
over that more
Ave.)
the
CAP 80,000
names by Sunday. The party needs roughly 70,000, 10 per: cent of total island vote in 1956. If the CAP does né@t raise amount needed to qualify for
the
island-wide
run
elections,
on municipal where it raises
‘it
The CAP
lent
could
will
ballotd in 10 per cent
1956 municipal vote.
the the
tewns of the
|
as yet has no bonifide
their
meet
just people
who
names
the
soa
technical!
have
party
obligations.
expetted
to
be
According to Davila, the CAP bas more than 100 volynteer workers working throughdut the day in San Juan handling fegistrations. Although Sunday ig the deadline,
it will
not
be
known
for
pro-
bably several weeks jwhether the CAP has been suc¢essful. The State Department will need that much time to check fhe- registration lists. , PA IA
}; MIAMI DRAPERY 33
2
;
i.
at
than
—PPPOPPPPPEP PP EP PPP POPPO OG GSS IIIS SIS
INC. Juncos
ufbanizations
Davila Claims CAP Sure Of Ballot Spo
Cheerios of
amd Housing Renewal and
Sunday.
Candidates are named soon.
product
too
delays,”
public
candidates,
famous
guilty,” have
Corp... is planning a of celebratigns at the
in Arroyo
stop light near the Supreme Court
ers printer,
new
The first of these jevents will be the distribution of: 90 lots of land among that mahy ‘families
though he added that the you know that is a size of type lists for only 28 of Puerto Rico’s between agate and minion) is a 76 towns have been sent to the town in Box Butte County of Ne Commonwealth State Department braska. for certification. Nonpareil
items
d
n
throughout the island memorate this week. .
the required number of vot-
TOWN
some
the
ple
will
unnecessary
Housing program
wholesalers,
is
people
“we
as Urban Renewal week, The Urban
driver
many
selling
just
in to
under
Gov. Munoz has “proclaimed the week of Aug. 28’ to Sept. 3
insurance.”
Ramos,
week,’ only
came
‘Housing Week’
“but They
passed
handled
Mufioz Prodaims
a
long
enough.
have
compulsory
a
no
Prejudice Against Truckers
said
determine
Juan,
ticket for “I think
To-
Strong and Healthy with
MILLS,
Warehowse:
the
Department, whether to
whether contempt wouldbe held in San Washington.
Telephones: 3-1490 and 2-4945 ‘
section.
was
said,
Orr
Office
by
tention, during a House of Representatives roll call Monday.
prosecute,
can be.
GENERAL
received
'EM GROW
is another
Ac-
U. S. Department of Justice, a spokesman said here yesterday. The citations were approved by a 382-0 vote, with one abs-
the power breakfast the whole family loves. Rich in proteins and delicious as only toasted oats
CHEERIOS
Un-American
that the Justice which will decide
apparel.
WATCH
ci-
tivities committee hearings in San Juan last November have
nal
at. 2328
9-1055,
Bureau
The spokesman said that the citations, when received, would be processed through the inter-
SAM SCHWEITZER ASSOCIATES
Washisgten
a v
tations against 13 Puerto Ricans who refused to answer questions
not
Rosario
519
STAR
in
high
U.S. Justice Dept. Awaiting Word On Contempt Charges
told | items.
night
Castro
that
Inves-|Ting
at
Santurce
missing
night.
into
valued
in
execu-|day
broke
and
St.
police
was ter
an
the
to
area
de Leon,
burglars
Bouret
ending
American
firm
Pedro
re-
metropolitan
tors, at 14 Ponce police
was
24-hour period yesterday.
Pedro tive
of
a
there
bus-
many delays. We have been promised more secretarial personnel to make certain’ there are
against horn blowing.” Juan Esteban Jimenez who runs an import-export business
JULIO OYALA ..-fines are too
restrictions
fm even
he
+
JUAN
it—the I didn’t
court has been
Roberto; Veray
this
which
law. “If most
vas all about, the cars blew their know
cases
of
and
the increased
rregrosa said they have
ticket for me. A few cars behind fs Ine; not knowing what the delay horns, too. You guessed % cop had five new clients.
Judge
i r
So far, traffic
up his wife in front of a shop in Santurce. ; “I gave the horn one,.teet to let her know I was waiting. A
{cop
1
; :
1863 Leiza St. os
\
3
$ 3
>
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ry
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, Augusi'26° 1960
es Baa
ati
a
bee
250,000 PEOPLE WHO HARDLY EVER AGREE ETO AUC ATT om OTA TI OT HCN TDN TULUM EVDTa mT)ON UTED AST CCam SeV CAD DT
Falcon is having the biggest first year any car ever had FALCON is so right for so many people — it’s going at the rate of 1700 cars a day. Two hundred and fifty thousand have already been sold since mtroduction.
Just right for families. Mother and Dad real-
ized
this car had
everything
they
wanted.
Room for all the kids, easy to park, all the little luxuries —plus economy everywhere you look
. . . up to thirty miles on
a gallon
of
regular gas, 4,000 miles between oil changes, Diamond Lustre finish that never needs waxing and it’s America’s lowest priced 6-passenger car...costs quite a bit less than other
compacts. With its sports-car feel —fine-car car beats other —n ride o it. Fleet owners soon found out, too. Men who
buy cars by the hundreds—the
toughest car
shoppers of them all, are buying Falcons
SAN
JUAN
of the three
new
compact
approval! The Falcon scored the highest
owner
whose
history of the magazine’s new-car Reports. Falcon owners love it.”
than 2 to 1 over all other compacts. And the automotive press agrees! The experts
job it is to appraise new cars for maga-
zines and newspapers found
approval of any
with real economy. Motor Trend says, “Falcon
American
car in the
Owner
See Falcon for yourself —the biggest friend-
mainke the country r !
Falcon the compact car
cars,”
Popular Mechanics magazine surveyed 1,000 Falcon owners across the country and the result were summed s up this way: “Wholesale
more
som onsen Sond fller Company,
delivers the best fuel
WORLO’S
Pesnute Characters ©1950 United Feature Syndicate, tne.
HULL-DOBBS (0. OF SAN JUAN
economy
HULL-DOBS (0. 6Sth INFANTRY
ROAD
MOST
SUCCESSFUL
NEW
SOUTHE AUTO RN SALES MAYAGUEZ MOTORS PONCE
MAYAGUEZ,
AGUADILLA
CAR
"
oN
6
THE SAN JUAN
STAR_—
Friday, August 26, 1968
Shell Plans Traffic Mart Down; Safety Drive Here | «2222.
Trading Slow e
*
By
Shell Co. (P. R.) Ltd, is trams
JOHN
MCEEE
ket declined im siow trading
jrence Wednesday
sessions
provide
funds fer a traffic safe | $50,000. campaign in Puerto Rico. The company’s
y Charles
advertising agen-
Badillo, the company’s*s|cy, |¢Y; Publicidad mere
Towers,
and
third in the last The market
; slightly
phasing
the single theme.
Towers
said
campaigns would | anis
Chal
groups
aS
assure
maximum
pact.
-
=
to talk
to
ai
He
is the time
said
the
continue
i friend
your
to
camfpaigns
through
the
im-| amerada
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TOKYO
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Japan
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cents
electrenies clased lower. traded. 581 declined,
managing director, announced the — maa) — a amatizing the mest common || lenses widened ini aflemmeen new Program at a press confe-| situations which cause accidents | ing. ; and death on the carteens,
a few
utos, petroleums, chem-jef all stocks listed the. New electrical equip-| York Steck Exchange on lost ‘about
duly
has pre-|at the opening Prices fell J stantially im the first ‘war
spot advertisements, and.ail newsem paper announcements,
a ar ee wel
more speculs-| index lost 28 cents at 957.79. Based : this. indicator, the quoted value
terday. ferring a sizeable share of its| He said safety night. program was| i was the first deciine i scheduled product advertising te|budgeted to cost im excess of |last five ty
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ae
Lt
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al tA
STAR — Friday,
i
bee
aT
as
eee }
ss D
Industrial
Increases
im benefits will
plants
outside
metrepdlitan
general,
area,
the
the
San}/Plants
Under
it
revised
was
at
present.
Maximum
Maximum
qe
Goes Up
payments
imcen-| facturess
and
$10,000,
¥,
and
will
Zone
Temain|rest
V—Mayaguer
of the island
Zones
reseive
$15,080
Wi,’
$5,000,
respectively.
and the
excluding
the. revised San Juan area.
in
de-}B classif ill, rise by $10,veloped areas, while lowering | 000 te @ ication level or ' 000. benefits fer concer whe ns set up| The
I
existing plan ‘The
memes ai
én anere developed areas.
reduction
>
PRIDCO’S Industrial Incentives —~
the | Committee
is charted
ini
and
imcentives
receive
for
under
funds
received-
under
th
no
sis
for
this
decision
buildings,
Punds May Be Biverted ca
keting
-
Ge
a
usudily
equipment, ‘er payroll.
and/Sions
imvelving
a
i
img
assistance.
iS
distinctively
-
|i the same town. ee
ante
catimale, ws
require +
and mar-| expendofitu about res $1 mil-
puerto
furniture
:
The ba.
esta-|the amoynt spent on machinery,
5S \plamts, the funds may also be |imcentives program fer
Fa-|used
YORK (AP) No. @ closed 1
is
to an -
seetraphic @i-| cram for training workers, rent,|tional incentives only when the Dew operation is established “in the foliewing | interest on fer pur. different towms. However, expan-
y of the larger
NEW futures
grant
area | individual manufacturer.
Manufacturers
locational
factory
: SUGAR
ennt anes
Zemes I and II are situat 6 San Juan metropolitan ed in|ed under the
to manu-|!™ each case, the new rate re. blishing in that area, one of the} Presemts a $5,008
lecating m tives increase \benefits for mamu-|twelve munici palities with a Zone|{2 facturers estalilishing im Jess
Shop
$25,000.
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Fe cra g re
BABY
DOLLS
TOWELS
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frilly
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€
Hand size 49 ¢
Bath size 79¢ =
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LADIES SPORTSWEAR
$3. 99
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BEAUTIFUL NYLON
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In pastels and black.
Reg.
$3.99
skirts,
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THE SAN SUAN'STAR — Friday, August 26, 1960
See
iS tae
:
2
9
1On The Calendar This Week| TODAY—Cewbey
dance
at|Cathelic
Daughters
of
America,
the clubhouse of the Phi Sigma|Gramada Court, at the court's Aipha Fraternity im Hato Rey| clubhouse om Ponce de Leon at at 9:
p.m.,
sponsored
by the
pe Phi Sererity. TODAY—Tea
Kap-|3
p.m.
TOMORROW —Fermal ball of
and card party| Delta Sigma Epsilon te honor
to benefit the St. Anne Guild) mew members of the sererity in at the home of the Mest Rev.|the Nereidas Roem of the Hotel p.m. at 9 a Bishep of | 12 Comch Swift, A. Ervine the
Puer Rice and to Virgin
Is-|
TOMORROW — Cocktail-dance
lands Episcopal Diocese, at 2:30 ef the Sociables Club te be held p-m. Tickets
are
$1.50
son.
per
per-
.
TOMORROW—A
in the GuardiBanquet ela’s Reom
in
formal
Rie
bali!
Piedras
at
8
p.m.
SUNDAY—Picnic
to raise funds for a new Catholic | grounds of the Capuchin
church
oo
in
Catahe,
eee
Sees
at the
on
the
Fathers
Casa Seminary at Las Lemas, Trujille
te
ee
from
Games, ™.
feod,
10
am.
swimming
te 5 pm, and
sur-
at 10 p.m. at the Casino de Puer- | SUNDAY—The Natienal te Rico. Two orchestras will pre-, change Club ef District I
Exwill
TOMORROW—A
fermal
ball!
for students returning to school ?'™S 2F¢ om the agenda. vide
continuous
dance
TOMORROW—
music.
Installation
ce- \the
clubhouse
of
the
remenies for Juniorettesof the dante Race Track at Advertisement
:
ON in
PARLE the
FRANCAIS—Les
home
of
Miss
Ada
Rita
Francophiles, a new! y formed social circle, met Tuesday Vergne
to
brush
up
their
French—believe
it
or
not.
Above sampling the French vin rosé are Francop hiles, Miss Aida Santonie, Henry Ruselack, Pierre Cosandey, Miss Jackie Wirshing, Mrs. Eugenia Josefina Santiago, rear, left to right, and Miss Rosarito de Jesus and the hostess in front. (STAR photo
by
Betty
Knorr)
THE
HEAVY
costume
Parlez-Vous Francais? Cest Bien Facile! Si vous parlez francais (if Ruselack, and island-born you speak French) or want Eugenia Josefina Santiago,
| Wedding Set |
te brush
up
on
same,
Rosarito de
you’re
Jesus,
Mrs. Miss
Miss
Jackie
LOOK
jewelry
dia Heuse
is
in “gold”
shown
at
In-
in non-tarnishable bra-
celets and earrings with the po pular Florentine finish at just $3.95. Their gold rope set with jade chips is worth twice the
$12.95 it sells for. . . (the type] of thing that can transform an outfit completely!)
hi
Be sure to ‘see
Wirshing, Miss Aida Santoni, Mrs. the hand-carved ivory earrings. . . Esther Sama de Romanace and they’re exquisite. I. H. at 101|service in town. daughter, Joanne, who leaves Fortaleza.
a welcome addition to Les Francophiles, a newly formed social circle in San Juan.
shertly for
school
in French
Swit-
FOR
THOSE
THERE’S
WHOSE
tastes
NOTHING
like
a
go|new hairdo to give you a lift zerland, and Dick Hazlett, once a beyond the ordinary, Ron SUPE-| after the wear and tear of sumat the home of Miss Ada_ Rita student at the Sorbonne in Paris. RIOR de P. Ris the rum to/mer home with the kinds. A capVergne in Miramar, decorated Pierre Lacombe, a charter mem- choose for your bar or in your |tivating new style after with French travel posters, sipped favorite restaurant. It’s the per-|tioning permanent is the a condivin rose, danced to French tunes remedy fect drink for better flavor, finer that Irma of the Casa Venus sugand nibbed French-type hors bouquet, gentler taste, and Plans for the group are to meet richer gests for sagging spirits. Her styld'oeuvres, between mouthfuls of body. It’s golden mellow rum at ing begins with an expert haircut twe weeks at the French, German, English and once every its very best. I'm certain that and may even includea hei home of a different member and Spanish, mostly the first.
Les
On
Francaphiles
hand
e | Cosandey,
were
met
Tuesday
Swiss-born
German-born
Pierre
to keep
Henry
rusty.
their
French
from
EMENT
ANNOUNC
a
Miss
Winnie
Cobb
Sept.
10
Gorbea,
Ferreiros,
Sept.
also
by Miss daughter
Carmelo
home
recently.
their
when they want |¢-4624. say,
“Make
Ee Peed
Bet Feds
color with
for
your
a special rinse.
appointment® at
mine
. proof, a Gonzalez Clemen- ‘ao
ST. BUY-LINES NO
WATCH
wii eles repre
WARDROBEis tor this
werkt
le-| famous timepiece is Bolero, Ine.
reco LD
ied tbe
~
Juan
and
Bayamén Center
in
Isla :
Bayamon
Center
9:00
will be
A.M.
open
to 9:00
Saturday from
P.M.
t i
Verde
at
of Jose
of
(Will not close at noon)
Maria Lillian Ale of Dr. and Mrs.
Alemar,
the|ing
Will stay open all day from 9:00 A.M. until 6:00 P.M. (daily)
of Santurce,
10.
A shower for the bride-to-be was given mar,
drink,
join
of people of|Czil
- TRY
Satisfying
witty ery
oe
ete
ee
o
mie
Ty
items, rearrange the old. . .the results are very satisfactory! The Tropic
Shop
at 504
Mufioz
ae
aim Tere
f
on
good
youll
te and Co.) with 1 ounce of
In San
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Cobb, of Santurce, will wed Enrique Ferreiro, Jr., son of the En-
rique
it,
Ron SUPERIOR!” Here’s a re freshing cooler for a hot afterSree ee
|
PS
GORBEA
wed
try
number
:
COBB ...to
you
growing
product af
WINNIE
once
800d taste who,
The
MISS
getting
Rivera
is the place to look for those oc-
casional
pieces
that
completely
transform a room. . you can/jbe there the evening, Marty choose from iron, rattan or cao-} Clarke and his sidemén entertain
ba
to
house.
suit
every room
in the] with dancing and listening music
THE SAN 10 Newlyweds At Home After Trip To V. I. Mr.
and
relli
Mrs.
are
Louis
now
at
D.
home
Verna-
to
za .Moya Amarilis
their
JUAN
STAR
—
Friday, August
26, 1960
and Anita Tizol. Little Cabrera carried the
in San Patricio. Mrs. bride’s flowers, and Jorge Lo Vernarelli is the former Miss Jo- pez Vargas was the ring bearer. sefina Nieves Cabrera. The} Johnny Bentley, Bruce Davis couple was married in late July and Troy Barger were ushers. in the Church of the Holy Spirit The groom is the son of Mr. in Hato Rey and Mrs. Charles Vernarelli of friends
The Mr. of
bride,
the
and Mrs Rio Piedras,
daughter
Domingo
Rochester,
of
wore a Genoveva Vazquez creation of white alencon lace reembroidered in pearls and covered with a peau de soie overskirt for her wed-
ding. The was
short yellow-tinted
attached
The
bride
to a Duchess
carried
two
veil |
crown.
white
|
tron
and the of
ehiffon
ed
Mrs. best
She
dress
with
accessories.
wore
a
R.
Gandia to
green
orchid
The
World
sis- |
ter was her maid of honor. bridesmaids were the Misses
Hernandez
Useras
Church
Hernandez
vador;
in
Sau,
Mrs.
of
Hernandez,
Angelita
and
de
Benitez,
Hernandez Santurce,
hu%bands
them
with
and
at this
of
SalSan
Hernandez
Santurce,
Mrs.
their
wives,
de |
Olga|
also
of
respective
are
the _
for the
The
Inter-
Welfare
congress
meets
2
at in
the New
York.
tending
Santur-
de Sol, of San
Luis
Juan;
Eighth
of
Society
Cripples.
tomor-
the
from Aug. 28 to Sept. Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
ciety’s
ce, followed by a champagne dinMer party in the Shell Room of La Concha Hotel. The couple's children, Mrs. Glo-
ria
Congress
leave
Will
Mr. and Mrs. Jose Hernandez Usera of San Juan will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Sept. 8 with a special mass in Teresita
|
Mrs. Atiles Moreu and Mrs. The | president and execuBli- Gandia, tive director, respectively, of the local Society for Crippled Children and Adults, are at-
Have 50th Anniversary
Santa
of
will
attend
national |
color- |
bride’s
Club Notes
|jrow
|
or-
Manuel Cabrera man and ma-
honor.
York.
Mrs. Maria Isabel de Atiles Moreu and Mrs. Angeles
ehids. Mr. were
New
Nieves
honoring
affair.
the
congress
as the
so-
delegates. s+
Altrusa Club Organizes
SEASONAL
September
honored
The special Altruse Club organize
the
the
Benefit
Show
performances
contralto
Ellison, the Tapia
of |
Miss |
who will apTheater Sept.
By
Miss Ellison’s will provide funds truction
in
and
of the
de
Marxuach, Carmen
Mrs.
by
Carmen both
Ana Gonzalez de Richardson and Mrs. Carmen
of
whom de
Rodriguez
live
part
of
the
year
sister,
her
and
Perez
NORY
SEGARRA
performance} Part-time for the cons-' Mrs. Carmen
equipping
Children’s
of
the
Sanjuaneros, Ana Gonzalez
de Richardson
Home
men
Cupey.
in
Madrid, Rosa
Maria
Mrs.
were
Ro-
Above, Mrs. Perez Mrs. Marxuach and
Part-Time Sanjuaneros Are Honored At Tea
20.
library
VISITORS—Mrs.
Cuetara
driguez de Sobrino at a tea Wednesday in Mrs. Perez’s home. committee of the is pouring, and starting from left to right are Mrs. Richardson, met recently to, Mrs. Sobrino. (STAR photo by Betty Knorr)
American
Dorothy pear in
Irene
Irene
xuach,
and
were.
> Spe
Mrs.
Car-
de
Mar-
Cuétara
entertained
o-.
at a tea-reception in the home ‘visiting with her daughters, the of Mrs. Carme Rodriguez de Pé-!Fossas and Josefina Marxuach rez Wednesday afternoon. Co-'de Rodriguez. hostess
sister, guez A
with
Mrs.
Mrs.
Maria
de Sobrino. variety of
Pérez
Rosa
was
her
Mrs.
Richardson,
whoge_
hus-
Rodri- | pand is with the U. S. Aif Force
a Spanish
jat Torrejon AFB, and'drid, is a house
outsideof Maguest.lof her
Puerto Rican hors d’oeuvres, a! mother, Mrs. Leticia Gonzalez specialty of Mrs. Sobrino were de Gonzalez, and is spending the
served with Alexanders and fro-' summer zen daiquiris, tinted in pastel | shades, during the noon. Afterwards,
esses
served
tea
Meeting Canceled
middle after- | the two host. |
and
coffee
here.
with
The monthly tiny sandwiches and petits fours | Borinquen Club in the elegantly appointed dinand Professional ing room.
Mrs.
Marxuach,
the
wife
of
ation
here,
meeting ‘of the of the Business Women'#Feder-
scheduled
fer
this
Asisclo Marxuach, will remain Saturday, has been postponed unin Puerto Rico until after Christ- Ha later date because of @ death
mas
this
home
in
trip.
She
the
Condado
is
at
her|in
and
the
is Mrs.
family
Rosa
of
the
Maria
president,
Castllon,
WORLD TOUR
Sale Through Men’s
—
Sept. 3
Walk
Shorts
Sport Shirts Jackets:
Slacks
COMPLETE
— .
HOME FURNISHINGS WITH FREE DECORATING
ALONG SERVICE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL, INC. 65th
Infantry Road at the Trujillo Alto
Rio Piedras
“The
threshold
Children’s Clothing, Beachwear We
homes
in Puerto
have
a wide
selection of
imaginative, quality merchan-
Intersection
dise, at major sale reductions.
CASA CAVANAGH
Rico”
Personally attended by its owners Rogelio Hernandez and Arturo Torrecilla
Dresses Skirts Shorts
Blouses
Tel. 6-3042
of beautiful
Women’s
202
Cristo St.
Old “ee
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THE
SAN JUAN
STAR — Friday, August 26, 1960
Federation To Aid Blood Bank Women
of
and
president,
It was ing- that
decided at the club members
their
Red
full
inaugurating and publicity
a
ners,
past
ef the
at 4 p.m.
Blood
will
launch
of
meetwould
president
federation,
her
recent
America
at
founder
DEAR
N
woman
LANDERS:
I’ve
known
,
week because she’s going to the hospital. When I asked what for
by
an educational eampaign, in the
she
replied.
asked
press and_on handbills, for members and~-the general public.
“A
little
what kind
surgery.”
of
surgery
mad
I called
asked
her
him
what
MEAL
was
Fruit
and
me
by
say-
than
--. hostess
Cookies
WITH
LIME
(about 1 pound without 1 cup water, % teaspoon
constituted
lime
juice,
salt, dash of pepper,
spoon onion.
instant
minced
- Method: Separate into flowerets; there
about
1 quart.
%
tea-
1 teagreen
cauliflower should be
Bring
water
and
Virgin Islands GOF
you
ST. THOMAS—With
poor
10 raffle
chances out of 7,000, Mrs. Ethel Byers, jalternate delegate at the
recent
Republican
Chicago,
for
the
and
wen
Virgin
Convention Victory
Islands
the
in
Quilt
Republic.
The 7X8 by
the
Club.
Ankora
Put spoon green
butter, lime juice, % tea- tribes. salt, pepper and minced | Fifty onion in small saucepan or
over serve
drained at once.
thoroughly.
let’s
j Sound that will count,
Club Wins Quilt
drain.
heat
Se,
net
go
to meeting
cotton quilt, donated
North
Dakota
delegatio
n, 32 teaspoon salt to boil; add cau- | liflower and cook rapidly, cov- was handbraided by a group of ered, until from the Gros Vertres, just tender-erisp; wemen
skillet;
“ex-cape’’.
Sauce
salt, 3 tablespoons butter or margarine, 3 tablespoons bottled respoon
Im case you can’t thimk of the words, here’s a sample:.
overbo for twe ard media which
SAUCE Ingredients: 1 medium-size cau-
liflower leaves),
HELLO
.
Beverage CAULIFLOWER
cracked.
wronwith g
Oven Fried Chicken Glazed Sweet: Potatoes Fresh
was
who
Cocktail
Cauliflower with Lime Bread Tray
I
I do?7DOUBLE
friend also.
insulted
Juice
shali
and
doctor
So
HEARTY
think
What
I
changed the subject. This brush-off over my deep concern for her welfare made me|.
hapta pen be a social s
Tomato
for
years told me she couldn’t attend my dinner party next
Hemispheric
meeting.
to
Bank,
gee
A
-to South
the
the
a
a report
trip
with
Committee,
and
read
You Earned the Brickbats, Lady!
their
donat-
Mrs. Delia Q. de Arnaldo Mey-
‘com-
eooperation
Cross
members
part of the campaign by ing blood to the bank.
Saturday, in Ana G. Men-
dez,- club
the
Club
and
held
officers
mittee chairmen the home of Mrs.
oifer
of
Business
is
Professional
meeting
chapter
of
Pour | present
and
Mandaus
Indian
health.
give
an
ergam
who
will
listen.
People hewever, sation
of
aré
recital
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JUAN
STAR
—
Friday,
August
Z
é
Molotov’s New Position Hints By J. M. ROBERTS NEW YORK (#~—The return of V ™M Molotov from the limbo of Outer Mongolia adds some spice to last’ Spring's speculation, following the summit blowup, that Nikita Khrushchev has been forced to compromise with Stalinist forces
Security Council veto so often blocked international cooperation There is no prospect that the new assignment means any sort of real comeback for Molotov. His differences with Khrushchev were too great, the break too open.
in
since
Molotov’s
It
appointment
as representative to the _ InterNational Atomic Energy Commission in Vienna was announced Soviet
obscurity
of
News
world,
Analysis
it
sure
was
in
that
exile.
If
the interplay in Mongolia of relationships between Soviet Russia and Red China called for a strong hand. Molotov had it. Khrushchev eould have been killing two birds with one stone when he sent Moloto, out after the so-called antiparty faction’ lost the 1959 battle ot the Kremlin Unless “The Hammer’”’ has los: his touch, the werld is due to hear much. more than it ever has o the U. N. Atoms-for-Peace Organization, which has been pursuins an even course of promoting cooperation
between
nations.
although
to
help
keep
Khrushchev
Vv.
cool,
Molotov
consider
CITIZENS
make,
FOR
STATE
5t
Sir
{
would
appreciate
publish
Ments
on
the
the
it
if
item
for
thank
its)
on
the
San ain
2.
>
We
on
believe
misleading
and
was
a
imterpretation
of
Silva,
article. hot
He
going
been
want
to
get
Star
have
received
readers believe
Onerations”
unfortunate
fair)
the
and
prope:
Statement
Dr.
quoted
that as
because involved
in
said
‘‘we
are
active
as
we in
by
Enrique
do
we
not
partisan
by
the
inquiries some
from
of
We
to point
recent election of not “a sweeping
was the
high command of the organization” but merely a regular yearly election, as provided by our laws, during which most of our officers and directors were re-elected. Attorney Alfonso Rivera Valdivieso, who has performed most commendably as a founder, director, temporary president (during the sickness of president attorney Jorge Luis Cérdova Diaz) and president until said election, was
not available for re-election due to
the demands and business tinues as a
member
of
of
it in an
news
U.
N.
to
help
where
European
of his professional obligations. He condirector and as a
our
executive
com-
mittee. The undersigned was a director, treasurer and member of the executive committee before the said election. 4. In addition to Mr. Rivera, Lugo and the undersigned,
believers
his
West. From here, he looks more like an old man who missed a new trend in his country’s zig-zag
fairs, to
through
and
live
is
out
international
now
his
being
time
af-
allowed
imnocuously
Dr. the
Ponce
chapter),
sec-
and»
Mr.
its
to
a
first
executive
(4)
director. Meeting
cammittee
the
board
him
the
recom-
that
we
will
govern
this
say:
‘God
torial candidates.
That
is why
He
est
claims in his next statement, that he had a divine vision and was exhorted by God to register the
our financial picture in the strongpossible we
position.
are
most
in ‘‘donating”’
To
such
actively
a car and
an
engaged
four other
gifts in order to obtain additional funds to cover the high advertising
expenses quet.
6.
of
Our
also
the
4th
of
July
membership
Citizens
McConnie,
for State
NEW
TRAFFIC
As new
51
we
all
know,
there
set
of
traffic
regulations
obtain from ment?
a
copy
of
the
second
a
new
laws
departhere in
largest
city
on the island—neither the police, much less the public, have these new laws.
Perhaps you can obtain of the new laws and have
translated of us who
ed
in
a set them
into English for those have not been school-
Spanish.
Paul
Jackson
Ponce,
P.
Eduardo
VISION?
reading
the
Vela
de Tierra,
By
FLETCHER
like
He
he
Kennedy
Truman.
Harry’s
blast
seven
weeks
nedy was the right
Jack’s
ago
too young amount of
Harry
His
that
Ken-
put just gray in
hair. ees
Agriculture returns from
Secretary Benson Europe, endorses
Nixon.
philosophical.
dad
be
Dick’s
always
days
told
like
him
there
His
would
this. sts
Something isn’t quite right in this campaign. Neither candidate has yet vowed: “I shall go
the
Congo.” ess
The Senate passes Kennedy’s minimum wage bill. It’s the
of
of the
least
the Senate
even
the
nedy”
are
could
do.
“Volunteers
for
asking
$3
an
no
to
Why, Ken-
hour.
mystery
a
great Car
exercise
as
in
salesmen
human
are
the
last
one else knows and their blotters. There
how
much
a
new)
car
and prominentvalue on your
at your old car with a more careful gcruthan you ever gave to the new one. You
lepathy; how fifty bucks
get
Like your
another
much did you intend to pay and beyond that. It works. i
A Man face. If
deep
you
sneak
back
Under
Torture
your
breath,
and
a
a
look
expression
lifts
the
doesn't
blotter
at what’s under that you'll find a picture shopping list.
is
turned, two-year-old
salesmen
change
higher,
tooks
run
the
whole
gamut
of
blotter of
while
the
wife
and
his
selling
techniques.
One salesman will act positively indifferent, as though he is sO preoccupied getting new cars delivered he just doesn’t have the time for another sale.
One
car salesman
wreck car
it
if you a jewel
such
Some motor over
salesmen
will
speeds
even
and and
will insist you
want, it is.
park
if
while
reciting
though saw
drive
another
keep
you
the
facts
you’re
another
new
won’t
the
driver
let
model you
about
the
sort
that
doing
around,
touch
the
horsepower, would
35.
One
pull sales
man
will confide that he’s sold so many of these models that he is going to have to part with some of-his securities to pay his taxes while another tries to convince you that if you don't
buy
the
car
from
him
mother’s Car
operation. salesmen are
will
taken
be
over
he a
by
won't
be
vanishing
the
IBM
able
to pay
breed.
for
Pretty
electronic
his
soon
widowed their
computing
car
you
ought
to
buy
and
how
much
a
month
pay.
role
machines
which will catalogue all your vices and virtues, divide your bank account, and after the lights flash you’ll know
you
this. by exactly
ought 4
TODAY’S
satisfied.
also
about to see that no one is listening and says, “Make it 100.” Say something to the effect that the dealer on the other side of town offered more, once more he keeps under the blotter, this time with a flashlight because it’s so dark, expells: his breath like a man under torture, and says, “One hundred and thirty dollars!”
to
Bureau
sees’
salesmen.
think they are trying to evaluate that old wre_x, but you’re wrong. They are trying mental te-
watches
takes
what
P. R.
KNEBEL
Washington
Jack
to
statement
Flores, secretary
N.
be to
POTOMAC FEVER
R.
see
DIVINE
if he
this.
Pa
We trust you will have more luck than we have had in obtaining this information.
Sir: After
about
STAR
have you to try to
the focal police Betieve it or not,
Ponce—the
say
Jr.
is
surprised
Enrique
LAW
in effect—however, had the Opportunity
be
Puerta
see
Sir:
not
Church-backed party. It would good to see what Flores has
campaign
continues. Julian O. President
Ban-
I would
is
car
You walk back to the office with the salesman who adds up the cost of white-wa‘l tires, radio, and the extra sun visor then takes a deep breath, lifts up his desk blotter as though reading a restricted and top-secret list, and says conspiratorially, “We ean give you 80 bucks on that old car.”
us
that we cannot of the guberna-
wanted us to form a party.”” I wonder if he got this divine message from God?
effect
they’d
island.
has enlightened
in the realization have faith in any
car
powers of hocus-pocus. _ They have a secret no they keep this secret_under
GOLDEN
Car
party
the
a
meet
look tiny
kids
I hope that the benevolence of God will not permit it. His religious fanaticism makes
Onn
old car that sets the gears of secret signs and symbols cranking. The salesman, appraiser, and agency owner
If
Church-backed party (CAP), it really ‘shows the danger we will run if for any unfortunate cause
GOLDEN
costs since its price is itemized ly displayed. It’s the tradé-in
fellow’s
this
in
for
you
is
Reaction
That doesn’t fit into the Molotov character as it is known to the
course
shopping because
effort
should concentrate our immediate efforts on strengthening our internal organization and placing
out that the
new officers change in
our
During
we
who have been led to that we have closed shop
wish
the
your
permanently
3.
under
refused
Kryzanowski,
5.
mended
‘Citizens
to your readers by the phrase “suspends operations.’’ This has
shown
often
vice-president,
Peter
publishing
our mind this is a far cry the usual interpretation given
been
MOLOTOV Back in the
so
of
ond
politics.”’
To from
(Head
title
as be
Juan
4
the
stated to
have
page 2th
new
Vice-President,
Lugo
for
organization.
and
not
our
M.
following were also elected to the executive committee: (1) Dr. Julio B. Ortiz, new treasurer, (2) Mr. Emilio Ponce de Leon, secretary, (3) Miss Emilia Lliteras
our
for State 51 Suspends was
com-
Citizens
generosity
information
you
following
State 51 that appears on of your edition of Anevet
. We
The
LETTERS
a
would
to
All sorts of speculation is springing up in Europe about the Molotov shift, some of it more lurid than reasonable. Two papers in Vienna, seat of the U. N. organization, suspect the launching of a new intelligence organization.
it a proper place for an elder statesman. Irony Of Situation It is ironic that the old fighter should be assigned to this offspring of an Eisenhower suggestion designed to further the peace which
The
it
may
ambassador
But
nature
would
that he was being to life. It may even sly Khrushchev is
a point
Swift
greal propaganda and ‘‘nyet’’ man is not being infiltrated into the organization
:
impress
Molotov
By HARRY
?
Buying a car is a great exercise in patriotism. Cars support our economy and going off and buying a new one is somewhat similar to going to church. You feel proud of yourself. Your friends praise you. Discussion of the differences between cars sometimes approaches the complexity of theological metaphysics,
to demonstrate that he has nothing to fear from his former opponents. Indeed, he has said and done so much since May to create this impression that outside observers have wondered more actively than ever about his true position.
a
thing
really
good
making
has
been
a
that
Netherlands, brought back be that the
politics in part of the
never
. Molotov
make
Union.
that
Hague
In Hocus-Pocus WWE
however, to
AAA
the
the
clear, failed
ANE
In
by
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Moscow
The
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Tuesday
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The Last Believers
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Compromise With Stalin Forces
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26, 1960
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— Friday,
August 26, 1960
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Qualified Diplomats Sen. John F. Kennedy, the Demoeratic eandidate for the presidency, #as announced his intention to appoint Puerte Ricans, and other citizens of Spanish origin, to diplomatic posts in Latin America if he is elected in November. This is a welcome announcement, even though it ts far from new as a recommendation. The Commonwealth Under-secretary of State, Mr. Arturo Morales Carrion, has been urging the U.S. State Department to
adopt
this
policy
gubernatorial
years
made
fer
candidate
some
Luis
the same
time,
and
A. Ferre
suggestion
here
Republican
has for several
and
m Wash-
ington. , Citizens of the United States whe speak Spanish as a native tongue should be far more effective as our representatives in the American republics than those who picked up Spanish in schools and colleges on the
mailand.
In
a much
addition,
the
Puerte
Rican
usually
has
deeper understanding of the language, the cul-
ture and the attitudes of the peoples of the Spanishof this hemisphere.
countries
language
There are many qualified men and women right here in Puerto Rico available to the State Department to represent us ably and proudly in Latin America That resource should have been tapped long ago. It is encouraging to hear that the nation may soon take
advantage if it.
Explanation Needed a
regulations.
This
familiarity
confusion
is
with
the
Southern States Spend Less Than Others For Education
attributable
to
new insuf-
ficient advance briefing of the public before the regulations were made effective. All of this can be corrected in a brief time, however,
if the
Public
Works
Department
and
and the press, radio and television will make effort to educate the public on what it can not do trons.
on
the
highways,
and
the
This newspaper will publish days a summary of the new ties involved for infractions
the
penalties
SeBy
a special and canfor
At the recently concluded convention of the American Federation of Teachers, research Statistics
viola-
and the penalThe best way
wanted
Frank
to live and
wanted
others
to live
were
published
This
semer
That
too
cn2n,
usually
after
they
have
de
ber
the form
of translations
into Spanish
of A.A.
material
first
A.A.
work
made
available
schools The
est
alcoholism. Frank Muftiz
Bow
was
not only in those circles dication
to
a
cause,
a
man
which
but
in
the
worthy
of
community
which
he carried out his work. At a time when nations are engaged in bitter quarrels, crime rates are on the increase, and racial eonflicts are the rule of the day;
itis refreshing. to.find Frank M’sin our midst,
western
pupil
while
in junior highs.
Simple
tional
average
will
has
the
for
average
least
high
United
far
per
high-
elemenjunior
pupil
in
divisions, an average of in elementary ‘schools,
high
senior
in
nerthwestern
the
sehool pupil
$354.68
in senior
region
the on
m
allocation
senior high schools. The South spends the
$266.40
his de-
in
per
is’ highest
_all its ,publie, $230.93. per
respect,
benefited from
schoels,
States
and
nation’s
pu-
per
are $301.15
schools,
$372.16
and
schools
average
tary
in translation.
At the time of his death, he was engaged in translating another A.A. book for the benefit of. sufferers from
high
junior
other so-
average
expenditures
elementary
the A.A. “bible” inte Spanish, a task of several years, the
national
The
pil
be
smoethed tee vary
any
to permit
greatly hation.
Federal
by
only
discriminations
approximately incomes State
- even * @ut.
for those thousands searching for the courage to resist the ravages of alcoholism. Frank M was Frank Muniz Bou, born in Ponce 57 years ago, All of his spare time was devoted proudly to translations which included the first translation of and
the
will
aid
the case with Frank M who was buried yesterday. Frank M was the way he was known as a memof Alcoholics Anonymous. His contribution took
that
gain
omee
=
demonstrates
and
startliyg
schools
subtraetion
reveal
and
$259.87
from
the
the melancholy
in na-
dis-
parity.
New
_
in per-pupil
expenditures
the
pupil
in
lowest
lima and
$173.04
highs
The
averages
elementary in
survey
were
scheols
amd
with
fer junior school. On
South
fer
Sage!
corny
3
o
ethDs
ill
-
4‘s
i
—
Highest National Average York had the highest national
ba efor
per
Care
junior and
Alabama.
which
produced
these
figures
Only a nation that cares deeply about its children could have spent as much on edueation as have the people of this country.
But the up,
there
aver-
is
no
doubt
whatever
that
if
United States is to catch up, and keep with its steadily mounting educational
needs, we larger sums
must—as ef money
a nation—invest even im our schools and col-
leges,
Outlays age—in
We
were
tripled—en
past
decade.
the
cannot
do less tham
the decade ahead salaries. We must
equipment. things.
a national
We have
double
must more
We :
must
do
.A
Matter
Of
the
The
can
pay
Deep
South,
gional income, the insanity of
in
obvious
Decision
bill.
which
surely closing
cational advantages
cap a whole
the
them
known,
And we can afferd it. We borrow from lIwxuries te But we decision.
aver-
raise teachers’ buildings and
may
has the
cannet its
is too great. It will
generation of chiffren. ‘att
tis ee
and.
$158.22
im
$187.51
$607.12
high,
school
in
- expenditure has long been re- cognized. But the variety of it
parted this hfe, the unselfish dedication of a man or woman to the welfare of mankind is revealed. Such was
spend less to books and ma-
differemce
a wide
is
there
is and
an
regions.
other
of
these
with
ts true because their states give them goed teachers, text terials.
3
now
repeated
hand,
M
Every
which
sehools
for elementary, $588.85 $626.90 for senior high
eft-told tale. It is that children im the public schools of the Seuth are not being given an equal chance to compete educationally er ecomomically
to avoid violations of this law is the same that would apply under the old law. Just drive carefully, as if you
MCGILL!
(Eéiter. Atlanta Constitution)
within the next few
regulations of the law.
RALPH
police,
if
lack of adequate
Lt ij [ Feki
admitted
z
into effect
?
went
nl
which
f
laws
;
traffic
f
new
a
The
week ago have a lot of people confused. Even some policemen, interviewed yesterday by this newspaper,
i.
PRs
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 26, 1960
Stalled
By. Japanese KNEBEL STAR
and
CHARLES
Washington
W.
To
Terminate
BAILEY
the
Bureau
EVITOR’S NOTE: This is the first in a series of exclusiv e articles on the unpublished records of the Potsdam conferen ce of July 1945, at which the American, British and Russian al f World War II discussed war settlements. WASHINGTON—Josef Stalin, the late Soviet dictator. with the approval of former President Harry S. TruMat ny ntentionally stalled off a Japanese attempt to end World War II three weeks before the dropping of the first bomb on Hireshima. atomic Details of the decision by+
Stalin off
and
Truman
Japanese
to brush|
surrender
For
the
ef- | cynical
Russians,
and
ledby
ruthless
a
American-British-Russian
|
While
a
number
of
in the
war
against
the
anc
to
Hitler
plunder
sought |!!8ht
of
Davs the new
on
that
pave the road to a peace |
eonference—a conference was never held
For by «
war)
the
still
New
remain
and
penetrating
were
ever
Russian
days
of
aims
disillusion!
and
Japanese
at
methods.|!nstant
then
time
too
in
HARRY
S. TRUMAN
... tremendous
Union
decision
Japanese attempt to get them to act as mediators in arranging a surrender, Truman’s memoirs give. this impression.
an
faig
pertly
staffed
for
NO
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cluding
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the
presi-
good
faith
Japanese
open
Japan
and
that
it
the war might
be desirable to lull the Japanese to sleep, and possibly a general and unspecific answer might be returned, pointing out that the exact
character
of
the
proposed
(Prince Fumimaro) Konoye mission was not clear. Alternatives would be that they might ignore SS ae,
it
or
completely
send
back
and
not
answer,
a definite
refusal.
“The president said that he thought the first course of action would be satisfactory. Molotov pointed out that it would be completely factual, since it was not entirely clear what the Konoye mission would have to offer. “There seems to have been a discussion here of previous Japanese peace feelers not only
to
the
allied
USSR powers,
THE
but and
@ @
left
Triiman in 1955. Traman
has only this to say of his second meeting with Stalin July 18: “Later
Stalin’s
I
went
call and by afternoon I
hof
to
quarters
palace
Marshall
to
return
for
the
second
ing of the conference.” Later in his chronicle
man,
his
four o’clock ia the arrived at Cecilien-
Truman
alluded
meet-
i of !Pots-
to the dis-
cussion of the 18th, but without indicating, as the Bohlen notes do, that Stalin sought Truman’s views and that Truman shared
in
the
decision
anese The clue
as
why
to stall
the Jap-
overture. ‘ Only Unconditional Potsdam papers give to
the
Stalin
and
precise
no
reason
Truman
brushed
off the emperor’s peace .overture, but other evidence in the Papers indicates that the desire for unconditional surrendet was the main sticking point. At that very moment, | how-
ever,
Hirohito
had
prestige against clique and was early
suit
for
thrown
his
the military advocating an
peace.
On July 12, 1945, in one of the many peace messages zipping between foreign minister Shigenori Togo in Tokyo and
ambassador
Sato
in
Mascow,
Togo represented Hiroito ‘thus: “His majesty the emperor is greatly concerned over the; daily
increasing
calamities
fices faced the various tries in this
is
his
the
isacri-
the citizens of belligerent counpresent war dnd it
majesty’s
to see the
and
by
heart’s
swift
desire
termination
war.”
of
Ike Will Lay Wreath At Pershing Ceremony WASHINGTON (AP)—President Eisenhower will participate in Sept. 13 ceremonies marking the 100th anniversary of the birth of
Gen. John J. Pershing . : White House Press Secretary
James C. Hagerty said Eisenhower will lay a wreath on the igrave of the World War I comniander
in ceremonies at Arlington Nation al
Cemetery. The President
president
son,
F.
CARIBBEAN
by
/Pots‘from
SCHOOL,
Warren
will
be
accompa-
by the general's Pershing.
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for the fall school
term
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in his memoirs published In “Year of Decisions,’
to Arlington
Principal.
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the
United indi¢ation
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Bohlen’s account dam papers differs
nied
to
the some
Monday, August 29. Classes will begin Tuesda y September 6, under the direction of Mrs. Mercedes Palau,
@ 1920 Loiza @
Sweden.”
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the
also the
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| BAYAMON |;
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the
the
Lull
weekly
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San
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a
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was worthwhile communication.
in-
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offices
inquired
War
mentioned
surrender
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CARRYING
friendly
and
Stalin’s. villa lake. Bohlen
received
no respect for visual | of the Japanese.
complete
examination)
pay just 50¢ . NO
adviser
The president replied that he had lenses,
you
INTEREST.
States,
28 of this year, Boh-
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use your credit ....
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political
dent whether it to answer this
aslittleas
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en-
nication from the Japanese, and he handed to the president a copy of a note from Sato (Naotake Sato, Japanese ambassador to Moscow)...with a message from the emperor. Secretary Byrnes then referred to something which Harry Hopkins (special emissary) had told him following Hopkins’ return from Moscow in June 1945.
ei
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then took up the story: “Stalin said that
is
small
the
first
United
the
for
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time
met—their
tion. March
to For the British, led at first | Measure by the doughty Winston Life-and-Death Decision Chur Until now, it: has been aschill, they were days of bitt er But | sumed the unpublished that the Soviets papers acted vindication of their belief that |independently that July 18, and without seek- reveal 1945, in Russia sought nothing less than |ing the advice Stalin’s lakeside villa at Babelsof the United the rule of all Europe | States when they put off the | berg, Germany, Truman joined
owt A~
second
len amplified his notes for the state department historians. He said the opening remarks involved a comment by Truman
controof Jap-
Hiroshima
of
surrender
Truman’s personal interpreter, kept the only record of the talk —a series of fragmentary notes jotted down as guides for transla-
issues
Of Disillusion ;an’s abortive efforts to surrenAmericans, headed |der before America dropped the president, Truman,| single bomb that killed 80,000
these
inthe
V. M. Molotov for Russia) and their interpreters. . Charles E. (Chip) Bohlen,
they
light
had
Byrnes
F.
unresolved.
that |Shed especiaHy on one | versial question—that
making
before— day the was counter and they were alone except for (James ministers foreign their
American
momentous
in
via the
was
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dictator
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SO MANY HANDS .... SO MUCH EXPERI ENCE — :
15°
THE PROGRESS OF OUR HOSPITALS MAKES THE SERVICES OF BLUE CROSS GREATER When
you ask most people what
percentef
hospital space
is actually occupied by patients’ beds, you generally receive
an
answer
somewhere
between
people realize that in almost ll ONLY FORTY PER CENT OF PATIENTS’ BEDS. The rest equipment and the people who
70%
and
90%.
Very
few
newly constructed hospitals SPACE IS OCCUPIED BY is needed for the complex run it.
And few hospital patients notice that for every 100 patients there are 200 or more
ago —
attending
workers —
them.
fifty more
than
ten years
Obviously, a hospital cannot keep up with the constant increase in eost of equipment and personnel unless it increase s
its
own
takes
fees.
THE
this situation
BLUE
CROSS,
into account,
in-
because
making
its
plans,
of its close rela-
tionship with clinics and hospitals.
way
BLUE
CROSS
an
offer
That its
is why
services
is
the only by
keep-
ing in mind the high cost of hospital care well before fixing quotas that in the long run would be inadequate and obsolete. The wonderful thing is that BLUE CROSS PLANS are prepared to absorb those flexible and realistic costs and to offer these services at reasonable prices. One reason that
makes
this possible
CROSS sary
for
medical
OF PUERTO
is that
RICO
administrative
and
hospital
every
expense
services
Last year BLUE CROSS for these services.
cent
that
except what
paid
is used
goes
into
exclusively
to
two
dollars
for its members. more
than
BLUE
is absolutely neces-
million
pay
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TO SEE YOU! THIS IS — CHAPTER OF SKULL AND
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THERE Is THE GREAT VALD! A FARSIGHTED
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SAN JUAN
LEO
(July 22 to Aug. 21) Now
is the ments
time to set up* appointthat will speed up your
progress
in
not have
aims set
GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) The ideal day to improve your appearance and then delving in-
will help faster.
you
MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) During the day you ar
inspired
can be of those you though
at
how
may
on
have
to
a shopping
be
out
trip,
ete.
METROPOLITAN.” Daily
you
greater assistance to love at home, even
you
work,
exactly
shows
Sat.— 1:15 —
4
and
Sun. 4:00
and —
SEATS
Phone
8:15
P.M.
Holidays 8:15 P.M.
AVAILABLE
Poitier
23
to
Nov.
desires new
you
to
CAPRICORN 20)
There
is
(Dec. many
22
Jr.
ste Distr.
by
ce Columbia
F$COBIAN'S COBIAN’S
Ficturaa
THEATRES
a
)
Today
is
a
fine
to
in
PISCES
If
you
your
adopt
20
a
air system
Britain
at
appearances the
ment
King
WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT?—Tiger her hind legs to see what was going taking session at Fleishhacker
cub
on during
LORRAINE - 12 M.
right
at
live in making
Great
Calif. (®— violin-playing. brother of pianist Lée Liberace, has botained a license to marry Joan Eiker, a nurse. He is 49, she 27. It
will
for
be
the
Liberace,
Jayne
whose
Bridger a
fourth
marriage
third
Liberace,
Safari
42,
wife, was
declared
Opening
Foo.
you.
legally
dead
by Liberace they
got
te...
Town
and
their
Miss
weeks
Eiker when
license.
August
The
and Open
AIR
his
“Irafas”
nightly
5
to
5
Professiona’ Bldg. De Diege Ave. Santurce
|
CONDITIONED
RIALTO:
A
La
AZTECA:
Edad Selemon
No
ful
TERRACE
Name
on
the
Bullet,
Cry
NUEVO
Country,
Thunder
in
PONCE Babette
FOX-DELICIAS:
RIVOLI:
PRESENTS Spain’s
LOS SHOW
the
Fenciina Room.
Aug. 26-27-28
Most
Also: Luisite Benjamin
At
and
Famous
Group
BOCHEROS his
Friday Saturday Sunday
reservations
Vocal
call
rhythmic
at 2-1140
Ponciana
10:00 11:00 10:00 thru
Orchestra
P.M. P.M. P.M. 2-1148
%
Story
On
Page
new
home
the
“sleeping
eyed and
With
Rico's
The
IN:
Venita,
of
Catholic
Charities
One
Sun
to
3,
53—while
their jury
against
wil
Mrs.
Ibe
tried
the
yuongstersto
the
Bureau.
of sleep-inducing into
Fratantonio,
ment
who
has enter-
admitting
she
drugged
children, Police Sgt. Ferris said. However,
the
Norman shé later
told one of her three defense lawyers, Fred F. Hilow, that = statement is untrue. year
the
in
jail,
plus
maximum
offense,
but
Bernadette
a
$500
fine
for
the
penalty
permanent
and
custody
of
also
is
Venita
involved.
In
War
addition
medicine purse
the
to
the
dropper
at Mrs.
mipther’s
prosecution
taken
has
a
from
a
Fratantonio’s!
home.
CATHAY
Littlest
Mostest
23 6 p.m. until Tel. 3-3858
drugs
comas ‘lasting
ed an innocent plea and is free on $1,000 bond, has initiated 4-state-
statement, Goes
for
Fratantonip,
sister,
custody
A
Wonder-
the
temporary
arranged
beauties’’bright-
Fratantonio
Chinese {
Paul Dillinger at the piano STOP
being
Bernadette her
AL'S1554 LITTLE CLUB Ponce de Leda Puerto
is
H. SMITH
W®—A_
attorneys prepared to defend mother at a juvenile court
is
Adventures
For
Agra 2 5 ps
Sheba
PUERTO RICO: The Horse Soldiers PARAISO: Manos Arriba, Tarzan’s
FESTIVAL”
Classifieds
Great
FPAJARDO
Dee
Fred MacMurray “SHAGGY DOG” By popular demand “THE GREAT WALTZ”
Dog,
and
CLEVELAND
Mrs.
la Tentacion
BAYAMON INTERNATIONAL DRIVE
“GOLIATH” “MACHINE GUN KELLY”
Until Mother's Trial
which put them up to 24 hours.
KRESTO-DENIA: Libel, Angry Hills MARTI: The F.B.I. Story CORCELLES: Teen Age Thunder, The Black Tent
HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M.
In Temporary Home
overdoses
Bess
Place
de
country’s
The 29-year-old mother is charged with ill treatment~of her daughters by secretly giving them
Tough
“CALL NORTHSIDE 777” “ALLIGATOR PEOPLE”
Su'DER DRIVE-IN
Left
Naked
and
RIO PIEDRAS DRIVE IN: Shaggy
CAPARRA
Phone
PLACE”
The
Porgy
Summer
MODELO:
3-3478
RIALTO-SAN JUAN
Women,
Journey,
his
during the week of Sept. 19. Judge Margaret J. Spellacy made that ruling when she transferred
People,
NEW BROADWAY: Dormitorio Para Sefioritas, 3 Valientes Camaradas PARAMOUNT: Yo Pecador RIVIERA: Tempest SAN JUAN
SUPER Waltz
—
was
‘Sleeping Beauties’
Lillion
Alligator
York
Prince.
trial next month. Criminal charges
26
a awe
METROPOLITAN:
the piano, your nost GREGG JONES
AMBASSADOR - 12 M.
the
six
Maia LORRAINE: Look Back in Anger MUSIC HALL: The Fugitive Kind MATIENZO: Yo Pecador METRO: The Giant of Marathon
Marlon Brando - Anna Magnani “THE FUGITIVE KIND”
Read
is
in is
and his wife! toured States in 1939 when
By RICHARD
PUERTO
“CARTOON
Janet
She disappeared May 15 on a light plane flight to Las Vegas, Nev., a few months after divorcing Liberace. No wedding date was announced
PARADISE:
Sandra
a picture-
CINEMA
Dancing
in
to proceed to New
Frederick
Crown
ago.
Handed Gun HOLIDAY: The
Richard Burton - Clarie Bloom “LOOK BACK IN ANGER”
SUMMER
on
Liberace’s Brother To Wed Fourth Time
Phone
““A
stood
Zoo in San Francisco. That's
Janet’s mother, Pat, 12, peering Pat’s 17th offspring. (AP Photo)
Simultaneously
MUSIC HALL
Janet
SANTURCE
Best
said.
The King the United
20)
AMBASSADOR: Call Northside GRAND: Island
At
Airport
Oct. 14. After a brief visit to Albanay Oct. 16 they will-depart for Copenhagen Oct. 17.
Friday,
"Yo Pecador”
National
scheduled
“Take
&
11. They will be met
Washington’s
Feb.
continent.
Entertainment
And
start
Pictures For TODAY
PARAMOUNT Phone, MATIENZO — 3.3307
in Chicago.
to arrive in Washing-
After a three-day official stay Washington, the royal couple
husband, furnished
in
polar
by the President, the State Depart-
SANTA MONICA, (#—Judy Garland is Liberace, a British school for George
and
8-11—
are scheduled
for
Judy Garland Making
personal
thé
The King and his Queen sian to spend two days in Los Angeles, two days at-San Francisco, three
efficient
said she plans to six months while
flying
civic
method of operating in your particular field of endeavor, you will become far more successful in the future.
Judy London
plane
ton on Oct.
to March
more
announced.
route.
venture.
(Feb.
in
Oct. 4 at Los Angeles from :Copenhagen on board a Scandinavian
a new beginning with an associ-| | ate so that you become more successful
£17
scheduled to arrive in this ¢ountry
to Jan.
time
has
days—Oct.
chance
Oct.
King Frederick and Queen Ingrid will be the guests of President Eisenhower. The royal couple is
and
SYMBOL OF FINE ENTEB8TAINMENT
t
ment
them
you to handle publie or matters wisely. ° AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to
between
that
today
realize
weeks
the United States, the State Depart-
21)
systems
her children, while her Sid Luft, looks for a apartment.
Sammy Davis
and up
LONDON looking fer
Dorothy Dandridge
two
so hard.
(Oct.
European Appearances
siinev
WASHINGTON (~The King and Queen of Denmark will spend
During day ‘hours it would be wise to have private conferences with those who can give you the important date you need. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 ‘to Dec. 21) Best to analyze your then
pleases
career.
to work
SCORPIO
true
hobby
your
VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You will get some very worthwhile ideas today how to increase income and holdings appreciably. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Novel ideas occur to you for gaining your desires, and _ still
up
whatever n ost.
Danish Royal Pair Planning Tour Of US.
:
By Carroll Righter - uuuannunnnst
FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1960 GENERAL TENDENCIES: The adoption of a new point of view where others are concerned is very good today and tenight, but it is necessary that you realize this is but an opportunity about which YOU must place into motion the original action if you are to have the benefit of this benign influenee. Tonight excellent for pleasures. ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Seek out all associates during he day and come to real meetinj of minds so that the days ahead are far more successful. lAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Many excellent opportunities during the day to labor more efficiently and get abode spruced
to the
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What The Stars Foretell
Cconemeees:
STAR — Friday, August 26, 1960
Restaurant ?
1B Re
Cantonese Cuisine
Open Daily. Air Conditioned oo
F.
Suncos
Kive
Santuree, Stop 40 Tel 38-5738 |
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 26, 1960
Senators’ Offices Lend Ideas|i
OFF
For ‘Advise And Consent’ Set By JOSEPH WASHINGTON
R. COYNE (#—Office
fix-
tures modeled after those of Sen. Jacob K. Javits (R-NY) may wind up on Broadway next year. It will all be part of the Broadway production on the -best selling novel: ‘‘Advise and Consent,” a fictitious story of official life in the nation’s capital.
filibuster earlier this year. An American flag, pictures
by
producers
of- “Advise
and
Consent” to back the play. And even if he is approached he plans only token support, he said.
Although the play isn’t scheduled (© appear on Broadway until 1961, He has already invested in several designer Ruven Tet-Truvian ‘plays scheduled to open next year.
already sallied into three senatorial offices, including Javits’,
looking
for
ideas.
He says the play calls for scenes in the offices of three different Senators and he intends to draw
up composites from offices he visited. In
addition
to
the
three
Javits’
office,
Tet-Truvian also scribbled notes about the office fixtures of Sens. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, the Democratic Presidential candidate, and Harry F. Byrd (D-Va).
This is what
he found
office:
An
in Javits’
.
abstract
Senator
Benjamin
by
‘
painting
his
given
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first
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company
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Leningrad start “Sept.
and 14
through
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24,
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Concha Hotel, before continuing on to St. Thomas for a few days
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the U. S. State DepartEducational Exchange
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seizure.
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Morris
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recently returned met” trip around
Judge Sohn said the matter was strictly one of prison discipline.
|Anan
day
Alea.
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This has been done in cooperat-
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Sohn
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P.
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academic
as visiting
Pite the rain showers, turned into a very festive occasion. The
(State) Court by Parmer
against the warden of penitentiary. ' Parmer said he had
of
and
of
sabbatical
current
Mr. and Mrs. George Morris at their San Francisco home, des-
freedom,
of his
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deprived
in
M. Sampayo and wife Myrna welcome their friends to their beautiful new home in Guayna-
Jail Warden's Rule Barring Mustaches Gets Court Approval Pa.
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Hotel. ..Mrs. Joseph Aponte, the former Nayda Teresa Correa, has been elected president of the
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Mergal
granted
manager of the Atlantic Beach Hotel and the members of the
the
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San
oldest
Soror
there were architect J. E. Amaral and family, Henry Ruselack,
Berger, owner of the Inter-Continental Travel Service in Miami,
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de
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in
set of Kappa
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Kavetsky,
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Ramirez,
herself
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talent to be Mouse” will
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tache rights
de los Mohicanos” Con
released
married
tentiary on a murder charge. He said the order to shave his mus-
Nifio
Seis
Beta Kappa Phi. The ter is made up of
in demand stateside, for his obviously high talent. Camilo, who has just finished a role in “The Strangers,” has been signed for the male lead in “The Magic Mouse,” an art film that will be
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By Chuck New of
Javits with colleagues, framed law degrees and law books. Javits, who has made a hobby of investing in Broadway shows, said he has not yet been approach-
ed
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 26, 1960
Ministers Ask Cuba Reaffirm Its Island Sugar Faith In Inter-American System. Yield Short By (Continued From Page 1) in the rest of the hemisphere in contempt of all principles of the Organization of American States. “It revealed the Cuban governMent’s cynical definition of democracy since the Cuban foreign minister characterized as democracy
the
situation
now
existing
Roa’s
mention
of
300,000 Tons -
Possible
talks with the U. S. drew loud applause upon delivery, but shortly /afterward seven Latin American nations asked Cuba to
reaffirm
its
faith
in
the
American system. The call was made
Sugar
inter-
by
grinding
that
the
U.
S. “is
responsible
Cuba’s
for
right
the
Boli-
trying
to
tons of
U. S. added
only to
cf
trouble
the that
meeting, Cuba is
ness
at
any
to
Roa rcadv titne
try ‘whether oy not.”
Ne
that
Cuba
not
since
the
that
the
U.
S.
m Cuba where fundamental human freedoms have been abrogated. “Tt was of also a repudiation the principles of the Santiago Declaration (designed to protect
democracy
and
sovereignty
in
Latin America) which was signed by the foreign minister of Cuba just a vear ago,”’ Herter said. Several doubt that gotiate
with
expressed offer to ne S. was ge
diplomats the Cuban the
U.
nume
has
likes
it
had
as
may
have
in
an
his
hour
any
emanated
elections ”
U.
S,
country after
Roa
SECRETARY
his
now.” attack
desertbed
what he said were conditions in Cuba 60 years after U. S. domination there, Painting a Picture of backwardness, squalor, and a high illiteracy rate.
(Continued thered
As
the
a
rifles
lice smashed
said
this
year
last
five
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cane
yield
lowest
in
per
added
the
cent.
that
seve
sa
additional
years,
Archbishop the
stepfed
he
Davis
apron,
was
stepped
Dofia
to
among
Feli-
kiss
his
the
first
to greet him. Of the reception, the archbishop remarked: “It is the greatest I’ve ever witnessed
by
in the 17 years I’ve been here... this beats me!” Elsewhere he re-
the palaces thick walls, about 50 African delegates listened to Lumumba. They looked grim.
ferred to the “show of unity.” Asked about his recently announced elevation to archbishop
From
from
the
conversations
tumult
later,
Davis
it was
clear that they were shocked. Congolese police and troopers
under
the
command
of
Col.
Jo
is
porters
of
the
opposition
roarded
out:
Lumumba.” “Long
The
live
a
Abako
federated
a
would
late
great
archbishop’s
in
No
moment
for
| Shouts
words
were
said again as continuous followed his exodus to car. Uniformed Catholic groups enveloped the
SUP | parking
“Death
place
| all of us...it is recognition for ail of us in Puerto Rico and for my predecessors. With all this distance the Holy Father had not | forgotten us... we should be very | proud,” he said.
the conference.|
thousand
the installation take
“This
Army chief of up reporters and, covering the riot. broke out when in an open car Minister Justin
to open
said
probably vember.
lot
breaking
of “Bravo”
out
with
in a final noisy
to | but ‘brief demonstration. To
Seek
Loan
|For Projects in D.C.
troopers
| delegation
They stones.
charged.
were
met
“Murderers”
crowd,
falling
by
a
hail
= shouted
of
+
AMMAN
ington |a $13
will
back,
(AP)—A_ leave
Jordan
for Wash-
next morth te negotiate million loan from the
_—the | International | struction
Bank
and
for
Recon-
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THEATER (Continued
from
ferred
stock
Both stock
the
prospectus
pur pre-
said.
the common and preferred will be entitled te equal
dividend and voting rights. In addition, PRIDCO has agre.
ed to lend the corporation $75,000
on the condition that all‘ of the class A stock offering is sold.
This loan, which
ven
per
cent
carries a se
interest
rate,
can
be renewed at the end of two years to the extent that it ig
“still
needed
by
the
company
for
its operations,” the prospectus said. Yellen’s contract calls for a
33-1/3 of the
prior
per cent company
to corporate
spectus has a
of the profits paid as salary
taxes
said. The minimum
$15,000
annually. Top Profit
The
prospectus
the pro-
producer also guarantee of
$210,786 estimates
that
the
year
the venture will have a net loss
of $28,572 of
during
operation,
first
rising
to
|a
net
profit of $104,240 after fivd years,
At maximum
would
capacity
produce
an
the venture
annual! profit
of $210,780 after payment of Yel len’s percentage, the prospectus
are
Yellen;
public
of
the
William
relations
corporation
A.
Carrion,
director
of
Ban-
co Popular de Puerto Ric@; Mrs. H. I. Hettinger, wife of a San
Juan contractor; prominent sugar
J. A. Roig, a producer, and
public
representatives
Morton Sontheimer, head of Sontheimer, Runkle and ociates,
for
the
relations
Commonwealth
jn
the
Indian Communists Admit Newsmen
GUAYNABO
most romantic Next to Ponce Km. 4 — Hm.
manding
Leckbourne Air Force will succecd Preston.
US.
LA ROSALEDA The
Base, will leave
mid-September
Direetors
Jordan
to impose tight unity,
It was then that the police and|
in
said.
Con- |
g0,” said a hoisted banner in defiance of Lumumba’s efforts
Air Force
assignment at Malmstrem Air Force Base, Mont. His specifie assignment was not released. Brig. Gen. William E. Creer, now com-
said.
no and
slavery.” Shielded
Ramey
Ramey
PRIDCO has agreed to chase all of the company’s
forward
and
LEAVING—Maj. Gen. Joseph J. of the 72nd Presten, commander at (SAC) Wing Bembardment
been granted credit annually to continue
real-
%
BEACH Hotel & Golf Club
sugar
the
years—10.06
onto
ring
SUNDAY
DORADO
quota
ity”, he said. “...there is compromise between liberty
IN)
reservations immeyour Travel Agent,
island’s
king contact with Congolese
wonderful pool !
Make your diately. See
sugar
(Continued from page 1) throughout the airport building to his waiting var.
gunbutts, loudspeakers boomed Lumumba’s keynote address. “Gentlemen, you are now ma-
party
©
of
DAVIS
dusty
But soon several
A
the
was
A crowd of perhaps 8,000 wat- jost and ched. | applause There was some applause and | a waiting shouts of “savior. |youth
» CABANAS x ‘7
the
secretary
for two
back
into the crowd with
Bomboko
FRONT
of
tion, it has of $1,400,000
HERTER
From
around
seph Mobutu, staff, roughed photographers The rioting Lumumba rode with Foreign
Beautiful Ocean-Front Cabanas f and the finest air-conditioned rooms are yours for as little as
tons
tons.
CONGO
said
govern-
democratic
cleanest
& ee
elections
he
crop
$1,400,000 to continue the incentives payment program. In addi-
... hits
revolutionary
happening the
,
remark
Quoting Lincoln, he said the government in Cuba “is of the people and for the people.” Roa sarcastically referred to U. S. segregation problems, and said that Lincoln “would turn in his grave if he knew what is
on
oe
on
as
that
the
For
&
coun-
debts
revolution,
“is
from
S.
‘uba’s Cuba.” on the
other ROA -.- blasts
at
Treasury Department’s and discrinuatory
tactics against Commenting
ment
RAUL
U.
any
the
ral negative factors contributed to this low sugar yield, among which bad weather conditions was an important one. The secretary emphasized that sugar cane growers, with the aid of agricultural agencies here, are making efforts to increase the sugar yield. The department has an appropriation of this year
Ze
emphasized to do busi-
with
the
blamed
the U. S. “delaying
interpreters
short
The
itself.”
{ir his speech. Roa praised Frime Minister Nikita Khrushchev and denounced Herter. ‘n his speech, which gave a lot
10,000,728
1,323,111 He
one
restrict
govern
in
this month amounted tons obtained from
cane, it was reported yesterday by Secretary of Agriculture Luis Rivera Santos. It fell about 300,000
via, Ecuador, Honduras, Mexf€o, Panama, Pert and Venezuela. Roa also biamed the for Cuba’s difficulties and
production
year ended to 1,006,385
MADRAS, India “—The’ Communist party in India has decided to throw off its cloak of secrecy and allow the press conferences. Party
Raja
Gopal
nothing
to
said hide
his from
to report member
group the
its K.
has
public.
The first epen conference ‘scheduled will be in Vijayawada in January.
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Denton,
Mrs.
Call
and
furnished
Rooms serviee
and All
with air residential! Special
oeean
m_
iovely
view.
Condado
rooms.
804, 4th Floor, 3-6769 Ve-a 1174 ASHFURB 1120-1122
#H®USE,
nice
Near
Hotets.
Cool>
Reasonable
Building,
Apartment
HOUSE Ashiord
efficiency screened
conditioning section
arrangements
Pomee
Rates de
Leén
401-402,
Mrs
Mrs.
Annie
®est Beach
hotel and facilities
coupies
travel
MARIGALANTE 2-3056. Beautifully
ditioned hot and Near
mer
treras.
coems, each cold water.
beach
rates.
and
Manager,
Mauret.
M
Private
with private bath, Terraces, garden sectors.
Margarita
and
Cacique
de
Sum
Con
some
Miss
with
semi-private
water. 3-1481.
DUFFY'S old beach
all
with
baths,
One
kitchen
2 blecks from busMrs. Z. C. Steffens,
aave remcdeied charm home, and now offer
private
with private patio, some minute
$7.50
single,
to
beach
$10.
‘nctude complete Road. near San Call 9-0849, 382
GLANUBE
bath,
some
air conditioned
and
double.
breakfast. Juan
bus.
All
From trates
Isla
Verde tal.
rouse.
Doubie
UF Gucst
and single air reoms with bath. Near teach Sun terraces. 77 Washington St. Cendade, Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Beatrig Racini, Tele-
phone 402
4 min.
bedreems,
USIVE
per
3-2936.
UF
room.
ae.
Breakfast
served
Gonzalez St., ¢-
& tropical
Ext. 2
fruit garden.
Private
beach
Kitchenette served.
San
&
facilities.
Be
Ali rooms
Jorge),
service.
1706
Pumarada
Santurce.
PEREZ
screened
5
,
busses,
Sun
=
MOEEIS:
Un\-esity
Piedras.
maid’s
reom./
eee.
Inf
&
HILS the
BEACH beach.
rarTr
HOUSE Roll
out
directiy of
bed
imto
water double
FOR
SALE
a
ae Park,
_— Rie
Tel. 2.045 or 6-1269 2
2698
along
—
faft
53.
Setrooms
:
FOR
SALE TIES
from
dé
-
Castre
ee
‘near
(Ave.
a
No i
CHOICE
LOTS
Private
from
sell, bargain 5, 6-385, 2552
YOUR
Piedras
FOR in
Cap
beach,
Dorado
meter
Saturday
&
2788
up.
beauti-
rty,
Must
&
after
e24— 26
im BUCARE,
Road
Sunday.
Mar,
Hotel.
: j |
E-—1 LOT
Caguas
sq.
de
Be
price.
626
SALE
Call
K
17.2
§-7291
Rio $4.58
er
come
I °
FOR
UF
CLASSIFIEDS
Tol 3-8254
price. i
autiful three sly finished
with terrazo floors, cabinet _ work amd best quality fixtures. Mere than quarter acre of land with fine trees, smecth, green lawn. '
en the
LAND
— in small or latge parcels, for
immediate
ation.
Maria, other
fer
and
development
Residential
Sagrade
Each
1490 UF AUNT JENNY'’S: Guest House with a amily atmosphere. Delicious ISLAND meals HOUSE - 1017 Ashfor€d.a served 1850 McCleary Ave. Tel 3-6802 new, informal, oceanfront guestih®use in tuxury hetel area. Large .terrave fa UF COLONIAL GUEST HOUSE, cing the sea, 606 Olimpo with \private to Avenue, Miramar, beach. LA POSADA — ‘Isla Verde Spacious, mve@ern, » Centrally located. Single and roms aircond double From itioned accommoda. $9. single , private bath, kitchenettes. ~ $14. double, tions with private bath, some air con Excellent including an excellent breakfast. Phone beach, near airport, restauraitioned. Rates 2-1779. ants. Breakfast served, 9-1175. from $4 single. Mrs Cruthirds, 2-3994 1564 * 2691 916 955 UF
ey?
Baildorioty
LOTS
per
1.
soing to i Caguas. 3-6969. . 830
at am opportune bedroom home,
UF HOUSE
ee Read
be
mile
-
.
2335
2
AM
—
te Corner
air.
Airconditioning by the trade Breakfast included. Outdoor bar. at your Gisposal 1850 Atlantic,
GUEST
Ave.,
cot
251
room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance. Special rates by the month 2-0887 or 2-2206, : 773 UF
ane
MAGNIFICENT
Avenida | eu
conditioned reoms. Cooking facilities. For information, call 2-9352 er 2.1897 er write Box 12384 Loiza Station, Santurce. (251 UF
water, winds. becue 3-233L, 1384
.
bath,
rates.
all
one eS From acre Select yours. Rea-
PROPERTY
as
or
teuases
SALE ’
diningreom, | ef metrepolitan area. 1
baths. es
Modern
~
FOR
&
as
SOUSE -— restaurants,
terrace,
LADY -sients to share
‘
Guaynabe
air
teurs. “(off
SHARE
.
Feed
Breakfast
Reasonable
LA PROVIDENCIA GUESt Parque 153. Near beaches,
theatres,
of hot baths.
Guided
maid
2-8766.
TO
F
827
WG9, brand
carpert,
torent Saaremaa
920 | 2853
airconditioned, screemed. Pienty water. Private & semi-private
907
= ERANQUITAS . “Travel, observe.
pric
35 5 WHITE TOWER Guest House — Your | MIRAMAR: 2 buildings, could be aaari medern address while im San Juan. See fer offices or guest house. Corner lot 800 the lovely Leurdes Grotto across our sq. mt. Reasonable price. Telephone 2-1463. terraces
=a
BUY
University.
a
Dencella St.,
§
and
RIO
to
yards
residenti
arias,
FARMS .
——
BUILDINGS —
walk
‘over $8.
ef-
1020
cooms,
ANA'S
seer airport.
- on
|
wos
ood
have . stove
Must
with
Cabassa.
St. 2071, Santurce.
MAISON
PARQUE 159. Phone decorated, aircon
rooms,
patio. 24026.
924
facilities. Het ses, shopping.
tHE ing,
Maid Some
Sun
LA CASA ROSA - Cuvest House - One bieck from beach, residential section. All aircenditioned double and single reoms.
__ truest House Avenue, Condado.
apartments Hot water.
conditioned
7844
UF
for
De
air
distance to beach, hotels, restCondado area. Private entrance,
fictency.
2579
img together. One block from La Concha and Condado Beach Hotels. Personal guided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and 2-7927
Walking aurants,
—
beach
privilezes.
diately
next te Presbyterian 3-3506 — 3-8372. a
See after 5 PM.
carport.
HOUSE
beautiful
conn
te
ém
Ashford 1106,
GUEST
3
ce
GUEST MOUSE
CONTINENTAL
99)
67
mn
:
: meta
WANTED
enormous livimg-diming, screens, heater, built-im cabinets, Porch,
.
WASHINGTON
weekly.
Furnished room far one per-
auate
FRANCISCO— Vioicta 19. corner FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. 6.6297] san De Diego. 1.500 meter lot,3 G-bedrooms, 2 ° g27| baths, servant's quarters
“
or
i
Inter-
San ram = carport, etc.
.
BEACH COTTAGES - furnished, linens, kitchenette & maid service. 5 min. to city, mext to Mario’s Restaurant, and double. $10. single, $6 airport. V ISLA — COURT LAGOMAR
2-
Telephone
30 | Kitchen
HOUSES FOR SALE
Box
attractive furnished
Monthly
Tel.
—
ae SONCELLA
WANTED TO RENT
827 | new.
Very
modern | unfurnished
Tel.
W:
-,
:
ce
2801
tri
2858
diming. fremt porch, | BUCARE:
heater.
;
&
Calle | ™ust.
TERESITA:An as bedreems. perch. living dining.
het water.
inanaen ’ kitchen
i
private bath & entrance, block from La
Concha
baths.
eee
Seat Goce. 4 Ss BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT mn new build. | 3306 monthly on year’s lease. Telephene | medern titchea, date Tae gine Caribe Milton and the Con. | Parker. office 33708, heme 24540. ee
3-840
Ext.
8|—.
823 | 340, Sam Juan.
arse
-
stove.
mo-|~
Yardley Place, upstairs. Available Aug. | Werner ¢podroees ce eerater, electric
4
Has
6-064.
aveided. 3 Nairn Gospital on beach. ‘2616
829
:
RENT me
an.
ped. /tenamts
Benitez,
=n
For
NO RENT INCOME LOST ment, ist fleor. CONDAIO, near Swiss 346644 evenings of weekends because Franciscus Real Estate cag rent | Chalet. oo yeur apartments
@ern : 2 stery heme im residential section tucn | 20, ™inutes from San Juan. Larue yard
APARTMENT.
Advertisers are requested to | | 26. report any errors immediately i diate] a778 ; TH
3-8
,
bath, builtin aS
swimming
26261
$90. | 2752 : ; a23 ™ PGR ONE OR TWO ciris. wit: continental coumfe. Kitchen privileges, use of qj Bouse. Larze Terrace $i5. weekly, $50 4 bedreems (i air—— 31016 after 5, 21532 days tiving-dining,
& ecean. 2
ae
—
RENT
ATERACTEVE home facing sea. a tivingreom, beautiful perches, 3
| bedreems.
-
AIRCONDIHIONED
©CONDABE:
facilities. telenhone. | ster vacated. You tose ao vent income Tent, Deeetity, Conn ed artments for | Niny duruished CMtEie Mme 3 ee | who techins Gor onssis. Pvsbleme rent. Beautifully decorated, one of city’s —
portation
correct
Unfurnished.
conditioned),
827) SEE FRANCISCUS ADVERTISEMENT | 2866
$9105.)
Cupcy Alte.
9-0278.
FOR
aie
S31 j sen, private bath, private entrance. BEDROOMS. tivingdinine. car | Available September 15th, References a
str.
mountains
226
ot
HOUSES
ROOMS
Large
Cordova 655 Puerto Nucve. Rental information tetephane 8-1244 =map
perches,
1 | 2754
reservations on Vaan Sal
;
Pa cuiendl
. : Juan Melid, Owner-Manag er ‘i
afer
reom.
PER
i
_ | GREE 2e80 anv’
3
maid's
garage. screens.
2 fully furnished apartments, | SCTCSRS
decerated.
utilities.
laundry,
Gerardo,
®91 | ete. Parking. Near Swiss Chalet. Rent | 55" $225. Call Mrs.
2854
ca
HOTEL
las ee Peck Re Untare- | Lown, at bus stop, all lines. Quiet. 1976 builtin Futuramic kitchen. stove. se] p , Soreeucn. nr Stecenter. water oar. oe]
19. |] Sap
-
For
oS
moored ag
Hiermmmes
INCLUDING Shonen
phone, | 1156 Magdalena, yard. | 2310 Bleck from 65th Infantry 6.3141, oom. 2789
bedroom ki—_—
areca
baths.
newly
adults. ae pets. iaohades 2-7623 after 7 PM.
oe
CLASS
eR
3 bedrooms.|
827
hot water.
Phone. Lamge terrace. 1S .
2151 | CONDADe:
APARTMENT. ocean Park. living: » bath, itch
»
For ae
PM.
kitchen,
820]
linen
basis.
ideal for transieuts. # i C submitted | | Caoba St. Puata Las Marias, Sa ce.
be
Saturday
aper,
3-3881.
Screens,
business day ordered ad
before 12 noon on day Publication weekdays, AM
Monthly
be submit. | | partment. servant's Saarters. Best A tecated mear busses, & Univ: ersity.. Call 6-1269.
the Am
must
etc.
adults.
6
HOTEL COMMERCIAL MELIA
FIRST
,. SPECIAL Fridays, . SaturdaysRATES Sundays $6.50 a PER PERSON
fer water,brary. fermica carpert, kitchen and ca-
‘nea
at.
r
PONCE
:
bimets. amd air oe conditioned. ae a oeee Sanktin Nice Saake resid. Col
HYDE FARE: Unfurni § shed bedroom | APARTMEN FOR RENT TS SECTION
DEADLINES ‘
ads
bedroom,
MOUSE:
IN
Stay
#27 | 4
7, Urb. Pi-|] PARTLY FURNISHED 3 bedrooms. 2] 1:30—6:00 er cali 66793. | baths. separate livine & dining with bar,|
Denton,
: —_—_—_—_— All
for
3/ | 2792
TYPE
must
ted before 12 neen before publicetion. must
eenditioned
one. air
-- Phone 8-2465.
UNFURNISHED
oar.
farnished and unfurnished. FRANCISCUS | PONCE: Soh sah ae — | REAL ESTATE, 3 Nairn, next to Presbyunfurn = beta: @ities mcdea tesian Hospital on beach, COME IN PERroom, kitcHien, tesrace, het SON 9:30-11, 3:00-6:00. water. Castillo 45, Tel 2-4566 BEACH BFFICIENCY i i Pesee Grecery. utmned. " ihnea 2874 above service:
hot water.
WHEN
826
one|ome porch. veem Het
=
BEACH: . 1 lam
rei
Ti time A n d Mone y apartments and houses for rent.
BEACH
$
ES
All
type
RENT
ave best
Cacique,
as
oré@imary
2 lines
Type No.
as
ordinary
RATE
3 lines
No.
RATE
lmes
type
SAME
No.
Type
SAME RATE 5 lines or.| ainary type
0 .
T
Type
below)
mud stove,
y
electric
929 | ary heater, mahogany cabinets, Bolivar
buildings { SOs
FOR
refrigerator,
| 2835
—uing a ti ne acum: ——
34_ 4] 8] 6, 15) 30
fer single insertion,
furnished : a
BED
& THRE
fiere, Hato Rey,
3 Apartment
sans
islest
=
or | TWO
Minimum space charged for, 3 lnes— | | Dome in ARECIBO. Call 37374 or 34046 | Crackery. Sestimate 3 ‘words per line) s
Minimum ste
Beautifully a
avail-
2-0911 R.
P.
a
we.
| for safle, across ¢rom Condade, Con- | 3795 Oe ee eee yaad . =. 77)-1?d71 06) 85114 | | FICES. jor 5sale, 14 18). 48) .17)¥P|-¥7|.16). 15) .14 YEY. | be@reomacresbeachside NEAR
| 1)
cened.
Lake
Money
mortgages.
screens,
| Geel Water Seatiels heater, WEdaa screens. Sonn Selling Soe. 1960
Ee a 340m. Condade St. Weokiy rates.
anit
houses, commercial projects.
beach
| able
imeludes
-- HOTELS
wet: Furnished apartment, | 10S ANGELES: Furnished 3 bedrooms. garage, terrace,|etc.
Caperra, | DADO: Baldrich, CONDADO:
for sale or rent. Lots for condom
guest
AUGUST
Times Per
orm
arte. Patricio, Vee: San
mee Sem island. ones. over the
ation
oe
; quiet neigh-| washer
beach. 2. bedreo 23423. weekly, monthly rates. 2-9479, 2—
residential
Inf
daily,
HOUSES FOR RENT FUSLY FURNESHED — 3 tedreom resilinen. | Sones at Altami eear ra Garden Hills —
3] | Conditioned rooms 2701
CINTRON REALTY, ENC. ‘offers com- | upstairs, plete real estate service. Houses & lots | block to for sale im best
Hills,
Moderate
rates. Hot
ty
RENT
2 bedrooms.
next to Presbyterian | 2509
Hospital. 3-3906, 3-8872.
cisce. Garden
FOR
= FURNISHED
you | FULLY
sdid ever $4,000.000.00 worth of
this year.
&
=...
CLASSIFIEDS
3-8400
Corazon,
first
rate
development
cestral
city
TELS.
3-5315
for
im) Dorado,
Del
Pilar,
location§,
im
specul-
Santa
Monterrey,
Bucare Large
Dérado,
locations.
Robert Tschudin Realtor
jor
lots
Tintillo, Beverly Hills,
and
tracts
'
3-8400 72
Ext
a A 6
rx ~
&
Sue
ces
MISCELLANEOUS
SERVICES &
T
.
NEW
W9E00IGCH AL
wh
oh
oo. GELP
W
ONLY
CAN
OZ.
er
MALE
8
FOR
!
4 (i
i
i
D
Ke
PL
i
jaa?
hil
a
a
w5
i.
WANTE
(iii i
M for DE
iil tah
81327or 80 or Phone
98¢
Hl
ih TO RS EAU
CONDITION
AR
i
i
h hs t
SALE
FOR
ORTHCRAPT
to erer to vie, PuPu York to panish. m on
Working Rico. experience Overseas a ation & erection with pregrams. Will consider x t n e m e Bo Star. employ e. Writ F, San Juan 46 28 to
TS
Ht
y & kn —
ACCOUNTANT
Me
relocate
PUBLIC
iiis!| "Th it 5
ace
S
TRUCK
CERTIFIED
‘al.
— EN ADUATE. — WOM U of PR GR—
¥.
power— il and ers, sa NSEN
MANY
ART
YACHT
HA
HAVEN,N, ST. ST.
THO
or ph
BING
gag,
— CRUI RACING DOP, 4 years old; 26 x 8 x 6, sails, genoa: of 2 sets to-1n878. . Write Bex 269, meeA 27
See a29
, Inc. Van Lines
Ft
ADOO Tv & R
ay 45 HeRg
tsa
t a e i s ning 30. 6-42
gt
lift
Davila x
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24
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, August 26, 1960
CLASSIFIED FURNITURE
FOR
SIMMONS couch,
Cannons , Doves And Flame
SALE
(Continued From Canada, with 73
HIDE-A_BED condition. Call
good
3-938 1
2743
827
nS
LIVINGROOM, room tabies, 8-0969.
DININGROOM, lamps, washing
829
MOVING TO STATES and sellling: Westinghouse refrigerator, clothes washer, dryer, three air -conditioners, three single beds, silk drapes, other appliances. Call 3-7756. 2798 834 HI-FI. $150; dining room set, $256: Fri@idaire $75: dinette set. $40; living room set. $200. large nylon rug, 12 x 23, $150. S-56 Nogal St., Lomas Verdes, Bayamon
2796
831
BEDROOM. DININGROOM (rattan), washing machine, vacuum cleaner, lo’ x 8’ playhouse. Call 6-0645. stove.
ette,
6
$600,
4
matic
_ 86 FURNITURE: formica din.
chairs, piece
washer,
$50.
Baby
sectional
$125;
freezer drawer, $175. apartment available. 2-3462)
piano,
$250:
auto-
refrigerator,
Cool Call
3 bedroom Mr. Smith,
days
2782
826
ELECTRIC A.
grand
sofa,
Norge
Q@
Smith
MOTORS
mectrie
Motors
in
sizes
from 13 HP. to 800 H.-P. Highest qual.ity at attractive prices. Ricardo Davila Sucesores,
Box
2465
3669
San
Juan,
P.
R.
830
CLOTHES
DRIERS
NOW YOU CAN GET your clothes dry even on rainy days or nights. Insular Distributors is holding a Special Dryer Sale during August. You get free a portable Air Cooler with each dryer you Purchase, or an electric ironer, if you
buy
a washing
machine
and
a dryer
dur-
Munoz
Rivera
875,
ing this sale. Other free appliances choose f:om when you buy a dryer
Insular
Distributors,
Rio Piedras; State Road No. Vula Caparra, and Calle Villa 2539
to at
2, Km. 7, 123, Ponce 96
INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE CLASSES YOU TOO CAN LEARN SPANISH or any other language with the Method Benedict world renowned in SCHOOLS BENEDICT the of Santurce, 75 DE DIEGO STREET, erossroad Loiza & Wilson Streets. Phone
tru
individual
and
circles
Smal!
2800
1
—
-
Mrs.
Scott,
yellow
with
and
the
gray
straw
58,
French
was
in
squad
famous
paris
couturier,
rre
of
91
right
they
lined
maximum
number
the
Italians
the
head-of
to
allowed
march—245.
the
squad
ly
and
said,
Games
then
‘I
President
hereby
of
open
seventeenth
piad.””
the
bowl
leaped
and
the
Olym-
well
known
German
flag
dential flag in
the
form
Olym-
rostrum with the Italian the-center near the platon
which
Consolini, world
one
record
stood
time
blazer
with
gray
the
giant
holder
of the
for the discus
throw.
the
immediately
end
of
parade
name
is
is Stati
in
11,
Uniti
D’Ameri-
American
men
wore
blue
ets, red
shoes,
white
berets,
and
carried a red hand bag. A few teams behind the American squad in marched Russia,
also with 245, in a dazzling show
of 197.
They
wore
electric
Heavenly weather! Outch
«
Thritting Casine
e
stadium
the
last
This
record
At
Helsinski
Golf and tennis
Come via certificate
is expected
to
in
1952,
the
total
‘San Juan Student Competes In Britain For Sailing Trophy WILLESDEN, ad
A LIKELY WINNER—USS. bread jumper Ralph Boston of Tenn, A & I shown after he broke Jesse Owens’ broad jump mark
record earlier this month. Boston’s world record of 26 feet, 11 1)4 inches has made him a solid favor-
ite to win this event at Rome. The big white silk Olympic flag with the five circles that repre-
sent
the
five
world
was
carried
by
eight
continents
Italian
into
of
the
the
stadium
athletes,
and
ce-
remoniously presented by the city of Melbourne to the city of Rome. Preceded by three salvoes cf
cannon
and
the
release
of
the
doves, emblematic of the Olympic peace, the torch bearer entered the stadium in the climax to
the brilliant ceremony.
the ing
He
bright red running track the torch high and then
circled holdstop-
(AP Wirephoto)
dramatic
pause
he
plunged
the
Games
in
fair
com-
petition, respecting the regulations which govern them and with the desire to Participate in the
true
spirit
the
glory
glory
of
The
when
of
of
sportsmanship
our
country
for
and
the
its
end
sport.”
ceremony
came
the
teams
the same tered.
order
Competition
ped before the great brazier. After a
Olympic
to
marched as
Lipton Cup for firefly dinghies. The cup, competed for by teams representative
British
they
started
out had
last
in en-
only three weeks to get the team functioning as a well-knit outfit for the Olympic Games.
htil aru ba
Trans Caribbean! No Passpo rt—only required -for US Citizens,
proof
of etttzenship
Dick
Rose
—all
of
considera-
(Port
reps. birth
Wasington,
of the
Massachusetts
the
still
basketball
rate
favori-
gold
medal.
John Nickell’s 678 series led the A & A Asphalt team of Detroit to victory in the team competition at the American Bowling Congress event in Toledo
this
spring.
Institute
crews from Cambridge, London Universities.
of
Leeds
and
MIAMI (Continued From Back Page) The Miami owner and ‘presi-
dent was probably referring to the local baseball group Headed by businessman Bob Leith; The
not
International
want
a
team
League
in
may
San
Juan
now that Havana is no longer in the league, Burns’ article) said. “But if the San Juan groups
are willing to make formal Promises we could afford to make guarantees to the visiting
McDonal d and a half
jet from New
said. “It botks by
Nork to San Juan.”
McDonald—whose
interests include able
amount
financial
race horses
Juan
Americans
Gray Donald -Rico—
Technology and Ron Boss (Warwick, R.I.)—of Dartmouth. Britain was represented by
The U. S. plays its first game, against Italy, today. But, even with this problem, for
the
N.Y.)
(Coronado, Calif.), and Nelson, San Juan, Puerto
a race track as well —recently purchased
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tes
or
improved
said, “but we're still not playing as well as we should.
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night
U.S. Olympic Coach Feels Hoop Squad Not Playing Its Best
“We
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first
The words he spoke with one hand on his nation’s flag expressed the spirit of the Games: I swear that we will take part in
the
England, (AP) ~
American crews were 30 down at the end of the first day’s racing here Wednesday for the Thomas
teams,” The 45-year-old Newell has had |isIL only two
|
gate
_| gate was $2,800,000.
HAPPIEST SCOTCH
Water-skling, Sailing
Sept.
\
| sold.
ROME (AP)—American Olympic basketball coach Pete Newell conceded yesterday that his allstar squad is “not playing as well as it should.”
Superb sightseeing Excellent fishing,
Sunday,
go even higher before the Games end Sept. 11. A total take of $6,400,000 is possible if all tickets are
1500-foot beach
=e
on
day.
ROME (#—The Olympie Games opened yesterday with ticket sales at the four and half million dollar » | mark, officials said.
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Olympic Sales Soar
of
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polo
the
were held at the start of the games, and there was a general feeling of letdown after. they finished. This time the Inférnational _
main
Spain,
that
of
not unfold until today wi basketball, boxing, canoeing,} cycling, field hockey, the modern penthalon, soccer, swimming, water polo and wrestling _ begin. In the past the track events
Parade,
follow!
water
marathon followed by the spectacular equestrian events in the
flannel
the
and
panorama
Olympic Committee hopes to build up the Games to a climax in the
trousers. The British girls wore white blouses and white skirts. The Puerto Rican delegation, 31 in all, wore bluish gray trousers and navy blue coats. Near
boxing
full
black, yellow, and red, but with the five Olympic circles imposed on it. When a German athlete wins, as is sure to be the case here Many times over, an excerpt from Beethoven’s ninth symphony will be played instead of the national anthem which is different on each side of the German dividing border. The Ghana squad of 28, participating in the Games as a nation for the first time, followed Germany and then came Japan in cream-colored blazers lined in red. Britain followed in navy
blue
in
up.
Next the flag bearers of all the nations came forward to form a semi-circle in front of the presi-
Gronchi
declare
the
into
selected
blue jackets, white trousers and white straw hats. When each team completed its march past the presidential box,
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torch
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Balmain. Germany was the first team in the line of parade with the
The
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hats.
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of
world
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straight
races—a
record.
Onagro is a stakes winner in Brazil and Venezuela. He never raced in his native land, Argentina. At La Rinconado in Caracas,
he covered six furlongs in 1:11 and change,
a
very
Venezuelan
good
time
at
the
track.
Establo Lares, until last year, owned perhaps the best horse to run at El Comandante since it opened three and a half-years ago— Door Prize. Like Onagro, Door Prize, which holds the local record for six and a half furlongs, was purchased outside Puerto Rico.
He
was
purehased
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war
ice—at
least for the Olympic Games. Soon after sunrise a delegation of 50 Soviet athletes and officials
paraded
to
the
Japanese
section of the Olympic Village for an
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of
gifts
and
greet-
big
Soviet
ings. A little later another
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over
headquarters for The Russians
to
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Americans their Olympic Flag as a “symbol of friendship.” Then
in
the
afternoon
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ties between
different
sportsmen
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5 6
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1
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Lt.
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August
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the
clmg
Villa
Race)
(Native)
3-2,
innings.
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By Jimmy Cannon The curator
third baseman of the Pirates, Don Hoak, of a tumultuous museum of desire. The
team is
his responsibility
fwpiteiul
candor.
se.
“You're man why
not
In
and he supervises their
Cincinnati,
hustling,”
Dick
Hoak
Stuart
told
Stuart
following
repartee
between
Hoak
the
matter
“It’s hot,” the “Tts het for “Pm _ pacing
with
pitcher
you?”
ninety
United
D—Holland,
Australia, _
who
Re
South
Africa,
Yugesiavia.
Fifteen
preliminary
compesed the tien yesterday.
;
Arab
Italy.
Romania,
Public,.
feet,
and
a pitcher was reported by an infielder eavesdropped on the conversation.
“What’s Hoak.
us bs
Germany, * — Brazil,
- C—Japan,
with second
é first. base-
the
give go
to bed?”
imto
B—Rissia, 3 —
the the
emotions
loped
when
returned to the bench. “If:-you can’t don’t you go back to the hotel and
The
suggests mood of
Page) States,
bouts
bexing competiThe finals will
be -Sept.5.
Puerto Rice will net be presented at the -Olve:
demanded| ,
re
said. ‘
tp
“Bithe
wh
Hoak,
Pirates are on in thirty-three He refused ri “I wouldn’t a cab in exasperated to
His
nagging
repair
their
“Dick
inspires is
things After “I
this
was
the
|
tools
of
said,
challenge
of
this
club.
Was
of years
his
and
took
his
right
Paole
Curcetti,
Italy,Jo™
defeated Francis Kisekka, Ugan- | outfielder. da,
fives mm an
attempt
tc
decision.
anger.
club,”
said
Hoak,
who
worst
I
only
¢ry
to
help
out.”
Lousy”
with
Brooklyn
player
in
the
as
a resident
ef
League
when
the
‘56.
in
Chicago
to
traded
was
don't
he
the league’s Most Valyable Player. “He's he’s a quiet type of, guy. He dees so
make
a couple Hoak
the
captain
a
dugout,
bum,”
They
with
the for but
that
fess
them.
ambition
Groat
is only competition a great ballplayer,
many
ecision. it: solitude.
National
I
was with the Cubs,” said Hoak, who is a brutally impartial ebserver .of himself. “There is no question of it in my mind. I den’t think there was any question in anyone’s mind. I was lousy. Show me a fellow who has been on the bench for two years,
and
I'll
show
you
a bad
Idleness had worthless because
work
ballplayer.
I forgot
play.”
:
Practice seemed get a chance to
regularly with Jackie Robinson and Billy "Cox on the club. “I didn’t know how to play anymore,” he remembered with-. bitterness. “The fans didn’t like me in Chicage. But that
out
didn’t
bother
me.
I
just
couldn’t
have
pitching. In Brooklyn, I had wasted many foul balls I'd hit. In fielding “What
head?
Do
things.
going Then
I
But
belong
in
I knew
to be 1 was
the
I was’nt
a guy traded
to know
going
for
in
a
Seattle.
say
to
rent
newspaper
I
in
flew
anything
to
bets, who was managing of thinking. He taught
layed
for
him
than
I
house
to
Then
the me
kept
was
bum.
Kokomo
thy
over
I
thinking
a baseball
from
in
saying
going
mean.
I
be
those
I wasn’t
te
Montreal.
learned
and
told
Gabe
Seattle.
I
all
the
had
read
bought
mover
I
it.
with
Birdie
Teb-
my whole way and a half I
time
I’ve
been
in
aseball.”
Changed The
education
“Birdie
told
started
me
in
I died
in
training.
Chicago
to win
The
it my
way,” Hoak
more.”
transaction
that
sent
him
to
Italy
4,
Pittsburgh
was
although he didn’t want to leave Tebbetts. “Cincinnati had to haye right-handed power,”
expected,
Hoak
Romania
4.
3.
| Japan 3, United Arab Republic3. Argentina
South
23,
doing
said. “He said I'd live again if I did it his way. He made me hit by the hour and changed my stance. I never felt any pressure while I played for him. He changed my whole perspective. He never made me feel I had to get a hit. Yet no one ever
wanted
|
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Russia 5, Germany 4 Yugoslavia 2, Holland
at in
2,
Brazil
Africa
Fastest American
Stance
Spring
First Reund
me
Paul—the
meant
a talk
He changed in the year
in
He had
I had
Reds. more
Seattle.
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
wasn’t
I don’t
she
Hoak’s gladness was temporaryLehman,” he said. “He wanted
his
Seattle
manager—I
general
to
drifting around to Cinicinnati.”
if I wanted
story
if
am
thought,
leagues?
The shift was welcome, but ‘I. got a letter from Kenny
wife
it.”
for
“I
said.
big
my
game.
the
he
do?”
I
could
hit
batting practice. I'd see how practice, I'd just ge to left-
paying
was
leaving
about
thought
He
I
around.
stand
and
field
a
to
corrupted him at Brooklyn. he realized that he wouldn't
1960
3,
mile was
by
2.
ever run by an turned in April
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said.
-“All they had was Frankie Robinson. They Pitehed around him. So I had a feeling I would go in-a deal and I came here for Frank Thomas. I’m still very friendly with Tebbetts and Paul.
It
was
a
trade
they
had
to
make.
Hampered by injuries to key finished second in 1958, dragged
“We
couldn’t
They glade of on short
doing
were
to
it
on
the
road,”
are a team that have been Forbes Field. They have hits to get their runs.
“We adjust
win
That’s
a team
pitchers
that didn’t
who
were
quicker.
We
didn’t
Francisco.
We
didn’t
in
San
in
the Los Angeles Coliseum.” He knows they must do
to
“I
don’t
last week afterward
care
if
and that
they
win
way
said
adjust,”
beating
us.
said The
Hoak.
the
wind
adjust
to
the
short
themselves
all,”
in
“We
didn’t
teams
were
Seal
Park i
leftfield
and
they
wall
can
you're in first placé all The Pirates lost te the
a reporter informed the Braves “had also them
is.” had_
the immense and depend
other
to by
who
Hoak.
adjust it
baseball
Pirates, 59.
assembled for limited power
depend on no one to help them. When the other clubs set their traps for you.
Reds one day dressing room
the
players, the in fourth in
he
said.
Hoak been “We’re
in the beaten. going
wim this because we’re winning, not because they're losing.” Temperamentally, Hoak is the perfect ballplayer. He is the veice of his team’s conscience and they know the truth of his
Sarcastic
utterances.
He
echoes
the
secrets -of their
minds.
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victory
t'¥O OUL over
InN the bottom
the
league-leading
Roberto Clemente in three trips to the in one run Firnie
Banks
hit
Oi the season in and now leads homers
Ted
Pittsburgh
Pirates
hoist
the
Chicago. Cubs
to
a
2-1
*
yesterday.
had one hit plate, driving his
36th
homer
Wertz,
suffer-
ing from a pulled leg muscle, pinch hit a grand slam home run, and Ted Williams drove in three runs to lead the Boston Red Sox to a land
107 victory over Indians yesterday.
Mike
Fornieles,
the
making
his 54th was the received
credit
for
helped in
the
his
his
win,
own
only
his
eighth.
cause
turn
at
with
bat
between
ficial
He
later
Wertz hit his homer off Don Newcombe in the fourth. Williams hit a two-run, four-bagger in the
Mays Hits Slam SAN FRANCISCO Willie
went
the
and evened his Johnny Antonelli ninth when the across
their
within
three
Mays’
runs
homer
ond
inning
run
uprising
|
also
scored
first
eight
inning
of
and
the
came
Games
and
capped
by
San
the
a
000
210
Baltimore 200 010 Lary and Berberet: Courtney, Triandos
crept
,
JOINT EFFORT—Cuche Fueuies, Engineer outfielder, and infielder Cucho Cruz help mark the lines before last night’s Superior SolftbaH League opener in Rio Piedras. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)
sec-
seven-
Kansas
City
000
Larsen
and at
Los
NATIONAL
Cincinnati San Fran.
Angeles,
000
Bill McDonald, whose Miami Marlins will lose $132,000
this year, is scheduled to arrive in San Juan tomorrow to look over the island as a possible site for his International
nigth.
League
BASEBALL SCORES LEAGUE
Editor
| Thacker.
W-Hobbie
(13-16).
L-Osteen
(0-1).
HR—Cincignati, Pinson
(27).
(13).
San
Kirkland :
Pittsburgh Chicazo
Mizell
Bailey
(10), |} Mays
(14). 100
and
| Boston
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(14 14).
season.
club for the 1961
in a recent McDonald, view with Miami Herald
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Newcombe, |tein
(8)
Grant
and
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Romano;
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(1-3).
8 0| HR—Cleveland, Power (5). Bosand |ton, Williams (24), Wertz (17).
Burns,
Jimmy
interSports
said:
“San Juan is hungry for AAA baseball, and I have been told informally that I can get a very
good
| quette, Casale (5), Fornieles (7) jand Nixon. W-Fornieles (3-). L6
and
West
that
only
German
4,000
athletes
team-favored
of doves
in
Athens
in
deal
there.
“My information is that interested people in San Juan would
guarantee
$75,000
ston
radio
2,000 sold
and
season in
box
advance.
for
our
rights
seats ere
televi-
and we
able to sell only a few more 700.” (See
MIAMI,
Page
that
could
25)
be
were
than
circled
National
‘in
part-
to finish
of trumpeters
into the Roman
Academy
unchanged
1896—simple
from
and
of
Santa
the
deeply
first
Cecilia i modern
moving,
with
i this time the Italian flair for management and such touches
in medieval
The
teams
spelling
Greek
of
their
costumes.
team,
34
marched
in
alphabetical
names
in
Italian,
strong,
came
order,
except
:
according
that
first.
by
The Australian team of 85 in green jackets, green hats provided a splash of color.
Miami Ball Club Considers | San Juan For 1961 Season - US Bantam
Batteys
Milwaukee
held
(See
51
001 000 Stobbs and
Pidaley:
for unof-
hanging
It was late in the afternoon when the Parade began. While thousands of Italy’s carabinieri played, the athletes formed in the spectacular marble stadium outside the main oval, and then came into the Olympic Stadium through a tunnel.
and
06x—9 10 0 Estrada and (7)
Washington
States
probably
hue.
East
boomed; thousands
as a fanfare
Francisco.
000-3
list
focus on the athlete. The only difference was that grand opera showed in the superb
NIGHT GAMES Detroit
entry
the
Giants.
in
red
combined
Cannons
|
and
run
the
sky, and the great choir of the sang the Olympic hymn. It was a ceremony almost
record at 14-14. came on in the Redlegs pushed
fifth
United
issue
between the two big rivals—-wore blue. + President Giovanni Gronchi of Italy proclaimed the Ganjes open, the giant torch was lit by a flame kindled on sacred Mount Olympus in Greece—it will burn day and night until the games end—and Adolfo Consolini, veteran Italian Olympic discus champion, took the oath of amateurism on behalf of all competitors.
Candlestick Park yesterday. Puerto Rican Orlando Cepeda
Jones
the
the
third
Mays’ inside-the-park grand slam homer plus the strike out skill of Sam Jones carried the San Francisco Giants to an 8-5 victory over Cincinnati in the Reds’ 1960 finale
four
and
with
was
communist
The
for
Russia
honors
unwieldy
famous
third
went two one run
of the XVII
icipated in the colorful parade-but even this exceeded the 3,539 who, competed at Melbourne. if The big United States team marched smartly in uniforms.of blue and white with the girls carrying red handbags to compléte the naitonal colors. Russia was in white with little sign of.
scored
in
Soviet
team
So
a hit
and
games
doubt up to the closing day, Sept. 11. The United States won the 1952 Olympics at Helsinki, and Russia won in. 1956 at Melbourne. ' The United States has a chance to upset the Russians here, More than 100,000 tickets were sold for the opening ceremonies in the sparkling white oval stadium that is the center of a $32,000,000 athletic. plant unrivalled in the world.
Cleve-
appearance as a reliever third Boston pitcher and
(AP)—The
off in the Eternal City as nearly 8,000 athletes from 85 nations gathered in friendly rivalry to vie in 18 sports. All indications point to a close and dramatic struggle
24th
(#—Vic
ROME
Olympiad opened yesterday in solemn splendor—the biggest and the most costly ever held. The cold war was temporarily called
the second inning both leagues in ‘
Hits
BOSTON
~Vaw
of the ninth “to
CANNONS,
DOVES,
AND
FLAMES,
to
the
tradition
the
grey
Page
trousers,
24)
Triumphs -
In First Roman Action ROME (AP)—Soviet Russia defeated Germany, 5-4, in water polo yesterday as competition in the XVII Olympiad
got
underway
with
first round
+
boxing. not
was
Russia yesterday
in
States
had
weight
Jerry
boxing.
one
represented The
United
entrant,
batam-
Armstrong.
Parlaying a knockdown in the first round with an effective left hook to the head and body, Armstrong scored a unanimous deci-
sion
over
Stoyan
Petrov
of
Bul-
play
in water polo and
are in the same bracket. Russia is grouped with Argentina, Brazil and Germany. :
Argentina to
a
2-2
and
draw
Carmelo
gold
(See BANTAM
winner.
The
two
playéd
In boxing, Italy stole the show. Three Italians scored opening day victories. They were: Sandfo Lapopolo, Paolo Curcetti and
Zaria. The United States was not scheduled yesterday in water polo, nor was Hungary, the 1956
medal
Brazil
yesterday.
There matches plete
Bossi.
were six yesterday.
groupings
water The
are:
WINS,
polo coth{
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