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San Juan,
Puerto Rico, Tuesday, August 30, 1960
at See Juan, Puerto Bice
ncertain Fate aces uerto Ricans In D.R. (40,000 Seen Affected By Diplomatic Breach
ixon In Hospital With Knee Injury * :
By A. W. MALDONADO Commonwealth officials said yesterday that the fate of thousands of Puerto Ricans
WASHINGTON (AP)—Vice President Richard M. Nixon was hospitalized yesterday. for treatment of an infected knee. He may remain in the hospital two weeks. Herbert G. Klein, Nixon’s press secretary, announced that the Republican presidential nominee had gone to Walter Reed army Hospital after tests showed his left knee was infected with hemolitic staphylococcus aureus.
Klein
declined
to
try
to
inter-
CAP Than
pret the type of infection. Nixon first went to the hospital
last Saturday. At that time, fluid was removed from his knee for laboratory tests. He had injured the knee on a car door during a campaign
N
C, Sinee
trip
to
Aug. 17. that time
bothered
by
© Greensboro,
Nixon
a pain
has
in the
been
knee.
-He told reporters .earlier in‘ the day that the skin had been broken and a lump had formed on his knee. Klein
said
attending
doctors
re-
commended that the Vice Presi. dent remain in the hospital about two weeks. “This
is
a
precautionary
meas-
ure to avoid any permanent damage to his knee,” Klein said. ~Klein said that this will wipe out all of Nixon’s campaign dates until about Sept. 12. Klein said Nixon's
trouble
with
his
knee
present
is
not
ex-
pected to interfere with the beginning of day-to-day campaigning around mid-September. _
' Other than the knee, Klein said, dent
has
“He
no
infection in the the Vice Presi-
Police
By
RALPH police
nounced
ANGLADA an-
that the long-
ber
election
ballot,
will
The
pair,
Independence
“CAP fhoz,”
anger was aimed
commented
Milan.
“in reprisal against forts to block their
ment
of
The tion
‘of
be the
taking new
If
the
Mufioz’s drive.”
a more
in the
sentatives,
noted
that
the
state-
hood party came out in favor of CAP-demanded, religious education for. public school children. the
statehooders
CAP
Milan,
get
a move
New
also
helped
signatures,
added
which
traffic
The
be
Sept.
completed
The ed
to
would
in the
implementa-
the
patrol
system
was
caused by the delay in delivery of 106 new mobile car units. The new cars are undergoing checkups for road safety at a
the
Statehood
Republican
the
add
that
the
checkups
new
every
hasten-
other
curb more
traffie
including
system
violations
sedurity
as-
against
and
com-
1. The
Jorge
Luis Landing
the
current wave of robberies breaking out daily in the city. A high police official said yesterday that pressure from various drivers associations has prompted a slowdown the
the
re-
of
discus-
status
of
as high
Puerte estimates
as 40,000—now
residing
in
the
public.
Since they are all Am-
Dominican
Re-
erican
citizens their status is
marked that the statehood party will be hard hit by the CAP because many voters in the upper
hazy as the result of the diplo-
middie
menwealth
matic
and wealthy classes, which
he
said
“is where
its
strength
switch CAP.
in
from
the
the
CAP
has
cities,’
will
statehood
to
rupture.
2. The U.
role
that
will
S. decides
the
play
Comif
to apply
the
econe-
mic sanctions against the Tra
the
jille government as agreed at
But, in the rural districts of the
island, Landing continued, the creation of the CAP will drain votes
from
Can Both agreed
Mufioz
(See
Marin.
afford to lose more votes than the second-place statehood party.
In
the 1956 elections Mufoz (See CAP, Page 21)
traffic
campaign 20
on
the
JORGE LUIS LANDING ...CAP will take GOP votes
2 Weeks
inaugurated heels
of
a
new
The
main the
official,
who
anonymous, law
was
taxi
associations,
put
asked" to
re-
and
truck
sociations.
Several
traffic law.
terviewed
transit by
STAR
in
that
matters
of
they
yester-
been told not to abuse the new law but to “use their own judge-
ment”
explained
policemen
the
into
the
21)
Blasts Claim Premier's Life BEIRUT,
day
effect
Page
Lebanon
(AP)—
Time bombs planted in government offices killed Premier Hazza Majali of Jordan as- and nine other persons in the Jordanian Capital of Amman a Jordanian ofin- yesterday,
said that since
force has been beseiged by protests from drivers organizations,
TALKS,
\Jordan Bomb
Afford To Lose Some Independence leaders that the “governor can
have
violation.
aims
and
points
range
Aug.
of personnel
patrol
will
major
“But now CAP supporters have their own party,” Milan shrugged. The Voice of Puerto Rico party president
with
are:
Ricans—unofficial
have
14.
system,
assignment
The
to
The sion
ballot.
Delayed
police department of
offer
law.
delay
that it appears
Cars
local garage.
mo-
enforce-
ef-
Milan, an Independence Party legislator in the House of Repre-
radio communications, as plete and set to go. “4,
to
at Mu-
bishop-backed party had failed to win registration, he added, its members would have backed the second-ranking statehood party
tan area and start Thursday, has ‘been postponed two weeks. Also yesterday police were reapproach
Party
Secretary Fernando Milan, Jr. and lawyer Jorge Luis Landing, also agreed that the independence movement will be weakened only slightly by the CAP cam-
pect
derate
J. aon
hurt
to confer
U. S. State Department on the possible effects in Puerto Rico of the rupture in U.S.Dominican diplomatic relations, announced by the U-S. last Friday.
This was the forecast made yesterday by two_leading made the statehood party an attractive alternative if the new separatists. party had failed to get on the
awaited new patrol system, expected to blanket the metropoli-
ported
Sunday
party more than it damages Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin.
System
department
yesterday
HAROLD
Secretary of Justice Hiram
Cancio and Under Secretary of State Arturo Morales Carrion flew to Washington
that it has filed enough signatures to get on the Novem-
For
Patrol The
By
Many
Waiting
———-*by local government leaders.
Will Hurt GOP More Munoz, Sepa ratists Say
The new Christian Action Party, now
complications.
has no fever and continues (See NIXON, Page 21)
in the Dominican Republic is one of the '|major topics being discussed in Washington
P.R. Basketball Team Out Of Olympics ROME, Tuesday (AP)—Puerto Rico was eliminated from the Olympic basketball tournament early today when it fell before Russia, 100-63. The game was held up for over an less than a minute to play when a Russian player and caused the support to topple over, smash-
ficial
said
here
last
night.
Another 50 persons were reported wounded.
The
time
Majali fice
in
was
up
bomb
the ene
of
buried
of
his of-
three
simultaneously,
from
Damascus,
others
were
‘government
that
debris
that
said
blew
reports
Syria.
said
to
be
publications
The
in
the
office
and the foreign ministry. Majali, 44, was regarded in Cairo as one of the spearheads of
the
(See
forces
in
the
JORDAN,
Arab
Page
world
21)
63 Die In Plane Crash Off Afri ca
q t
AguadillaChild29t
must presume that all most had died in the crash itself. Naval boats, helicopters and aboard were killed,” an Air France spokesman said after hours of tiny African craft with triangular search had failed to find a sur- Sails culled the waters in hopes vivor. The passengers included of finding survivors. A plane circled
vanished
behind
a
lowering
shower
Stunned ed the final, plane
ar operatcrs trackswift plunge of the intic waters 66 feet
de
Hours
after
tered
the
bodies
had
from
the
surface resting The
rain-
ay
on
the
brc'.en
crash
20
bobbed
broken
sandy bodies
to
the
bottom. that
Senegal
Dia
the
yesterday
scene
Two
life
himself
rafts,
flew
peace
rival
PRABANG, conference
leaders
yesterday
the
Laos
P-
between
apparently
threat
two
ended
of civil
war
in Laos. Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma, choice of army rebels, was endorsed by King Savang Vathana as premier. The prince ad met earlier with Gen. Phoumi Nosavan, ousted defense minister in the previous pro-Western government. Phoumi bad threatened to oust the army
rebels
the
by
force
from
administrative
day.
But
they
were
|
aboatd
the
apparent-
Phoumi
declined
to
make
a
after
this
royal
the
two
seat
leaders
their
meeting
in
jungle
the
had
in said
agreed
on
the need to bring peace back to Laos by constitutional means. The
ecmmunique also asked the peo. Ple to remain calm and have confidence in their leaders. Ousted pro-Western Premier Tiao Somsanith had been reinstated: in Vientiane temporarily after the king withheld ratifieation of Souvanna Phouma as preMier, apparently under pressure ef the Royal Laotian Army. In yesterday’s meeting, Som-
new
National
Assembly
here
Last
Drunkenness Rap Holds Up Wedding CINCINNATI judge
has caused a wedding plans Story, Mrs. on a
(AP)—Police
Clarence
Denning
postponement of for Mrs. Mildred
43. Story, brought into court charge of drunkenness,
said: “Just give me one more chance, Judge. I'm going to get mar-
ried. He’s a good guy” The judge took a dim view: of the matter when he was advised Mrs. Stery has a record of more than two dozen arrests on drunkenness and morals charges. . ‘“Im going to do that man a favor,” he said. sentence you to
and
fine
you
“I’m going to 30 days in jail
$50.”
Inc.
Mr.
Russell Milroy of Sentry
Call 2-8497
reported
that
morning,
395
have
stricken with
Last
week
there
week’s
cases
followed
the
Both are administered orally and in one dose, and are considered an improvement over the Salk BODY
BELIEVED
vaccine
FOUND—A
body believed to be that of Mary
last was
old
girl’
was
kidnapped
(AP)—The
Agriculture
Committee
yesterday approved a bill authorizing President Eisenhower to
cut
quota
buying
of
Dominican
Republic sugar—but only if other American republics join im eeonomie
sanctions.
The bill’s chances of passage, in what are assumed to be the dying gress,
days of the present conappeared highly uneer-
. measure
tain. The
also
would
times
to
the
while the Cox
in
Sabine
vaccine
is
experimental stage. The t will purchase the Sa-
tempting
to
from
U.S.
its
get
the
Cox
vaccine
manufacturer
for
TOKYO (AP)—Hideyoshi Mitsuyama who said 347 safe-cracking jobs netted him $64,444 over the past five years and let him live in style at Osaka’s swank Grand Hotel, had a surprise for police. He told them the only
two
tools
he
screw
ever
drivers
light.
used
and
were
a
flash-
dent
to
cancel
Cuban
for
the
and
sugar
Presi-
just before congress
is one
diness
isolated
was
reces-
sed for the presidential conventions. The Dominican Republic
of the sugar-producing
|.
tion.
Particulars
r
8-0267 a
the public
parents
school
of
the
system
polio
Tuesday,
WASHINGTON
The
roll-call
The
(AP)—TH#@
vote
measure,
some
was
which
7411. also makes
changes
in
the
social
curity system,
was
one
the
Items
se-
major
that leaders declared
must
be disposed of before congress quits. Final action marked a bi¥
step toward adjournment, probably some time later this week. The medical pected to cost vernment $202
and five
care plan is exthe Federal gomillion the first
the
states
years,
the
$61
million.
Federal
cost
is expected to rise to $340 million a year and the cost to $180 million.
to
the
state
The bill, as sent to Eisenhower, was a compromise of different bills passed previously by the Senate and House. The House approved promise Friday.
the
com-
e
Eisenhower is eonsidered certain te sign the bill. The plan for Federal-state grants
from
general
revenues
to help the needy elderly wen their medical bills follows : general form urged by the ad-
ministration as opposed broader prepesal higher
social
security
to ‘a financed hy
taxes
that
was urged by Democratic presidential nomminee John F. Kennedy and some others. ;
Féses
today
at
Ay's >
—
partly
cleudy;
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pat
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Philadelphia, 98, Washington,
Miami,
t
85, ‘rain: "Chi
cloudy; Los Angeles, 67
Joudy:
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p.m.
9:47 pm.
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Senate yesterday sent President Eisenhower the much-dispute bill increasing Fedearl grants the states to help pay medical costs of needy persons over 65,
ly cloudy;
Se Lew
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1304,
snatin
Santurce
Doctors om Night Duty moon
San
Call
Juan
—
Santurce
Rio Piedras — Barrie QObrere Tel. . 3-2467 for information
and
assistance.
Puerto
Call
to warn
epidemic.
Senate Votes. AidTo Aged Bill, 74-11 |
Fer
GOOD GOING BUSINESS For
VIE-
eandenvhoman
isesm a.m.
Mayaguer:
LAUNDERETTE
for information or registra-
"
see
Faiarde”
Dog’s,
the
Teemiay, Anguat 30
Ponce: Mayaguez:
FOR SALE
and
TIDES
areas which benefits by the re-|raarne:) distribution. .
police
WIND East northea S: sterly 12 to 2@ miles per hour.
| GIN ISLAND—Comsiderable clou-
redistribute | 424
quota
the
to Rico today and tonight.
expire March 31. These include the authority, granted as a result of the quarrel with Fide! | 4@y amd Once Castro’s Cuban government, to PUERTO bypass Cuba in sugar Authorization
to
WEATHER
ex-
tend until Dec. 31, 1961, sugar bill provisions now scheduled to
buying.
response
tary attributed this to the tele vision, radio and newspaper campaign and te the utilization of
In
approval
The Good Life |
parent
year
its
bine vaccine as soon as It appears in the market, Arbona said. This is expeeted within two months. The department had. been at-
Okays Condifional D.R. Sugar Cut WASHINGTON,
three
in
vaccinatien campaign. The secre-,
given still
House Committee
House
administered
several months. i Arbona also said that the de partment has noticed a sharp rise
by injeetion for immunization. Arbona said that the U.S. Publie Health Administration has vaccine
Thursday after her fiance shot in face. (AP Photo)—_
voted
an,
been
polio.
The secretary said that the de.
Train your dog in basic obedience. This course will be based on the companion dog standards Prepared by the American Kennel Club. Classes commence Monday September Sth. In-
structor,
polio
Partment will use the new Sabine polio vaccine instead of the previously announced Cox vaccine.
the
DOG OBEDIENCE TRAINING COURSE
of
same pattern of being widely dispersed throughout the island. Secretary of Health Guillermo Arbona reaffirmed yesterday that the epidemic is definitely on the decline.
li-year
today.
names
The 11 eases last week represent a sharp drop from the previous week’s total of 20 eases.
Lily Ellen Roberts of Carbondale was found near Herrin, Ii. The
government.
the
were 11 new cases and three more were reported yesterday morning.
plane.
Officials here said the prince is present a new cabinet to the
court
siatement until today. But a commuwnique issued by Souvanna and
Phoumi
to
a
adding
yesterday
Paralytic
The passengers were mainly Frenchmen and Africans return ing from leaves and business trips to France.
form
yesterday,
department
to
persons
empty.
sanith -handed in his resignation. The king then called in Souvanna Phouma and asked him to
MALDONADO
this
release
The up
Capt. Lucien Boirre, a veteran of more than 20,000 hours in the air, was at the controls as the plane radioed for landing instruc;tions. The weather was eloudy |and overcast but all appeared
Vientiane,
capital.
mot
over
War Threat Ended LUANG
nounced
morning.
which
W.
that another child died last week in Fajardo. The department does
Premier
Prince Wins Support As Premier Of Laos; A
=|
ly popped out of the torn cabin, raised some hopes earlier yester-
bat- ; normal
fuselage
indicated
overhead.
Mamadou
A.
h
car
«>
ten children. The four-engined Super-Constellation en route from Paris to Abidjan had made two passes at Dakar-Yokk Field and was turning for its third attempt when it
:
seam
By
A four-year-old Aguadilla child died yesterday morning of paralytic palio, bringing the total number of polio victims this year in Puerte Rico to 29—all but one of them children under 10. The Department of Health an-
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me 3
ToSuccumbTo Poli
DAKAR, Senegal (AP)—A giant Air France airliner+ with 63 people aboard struggied vainly for a dawn landing yesterday and floundered into the sea only a mile from shore. “We
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44 Burglaries Munoz Concerned Over Keen Police Of Anti-Clericalism On Busy In Area Rep. Jose M. Statehood Party
victims 21 to
Garcia of was one of
reporting
44
larcenies and metropolitan
te
48
hour
the the
sume
14 auto thefts police during
period
ending
in his home
at 1492
his
campaign
“very dark over Puérto
bulglaries,
and
to the to re-
against
speeches, stressed that there has never been anti-clericalism in
tressed
one
Puerto
the
that
Sunday
and
in
a
Barran-
will
any
one
party
the
Christian
tempts
“the
spoke
calism
purposes.
Barran-
The
yes-
governor
at Comerio
rally
be if clericalism develops here. He defined clericalism as at-
announted
the
political
throughout
governor,
the
in
four
that win-
Martin
a
window
located
and
of
his
at
1326
stole
more
merchandise
in
including
$100
in
waiskey. Enrique Cotto Orbetta, 551 Mir-amar Ave., Condado, told police that thieves broke into his home Sunday evening and stole $1,000 in jewelry. Antonio Irizarry Santiago, 19, o* 1938 Aponte St., Santurce, a tiree-time burglary loser, was sirprised yesterday inside the . ‘sidence of Pedro Gonzalez Ro~o, 50, at 515 Borinquen Ave.
F
in?
three
year
sentences,
all drug
Romero,
Pedro Enrique Muriel Santana, 25, of Rio Piedras and Angel Roberto Figueroa, 30, of Caguas, ech drew two year sentences for
purchases,
and
HANDSHAKE—Gabriel
sioner in Washington, Richard Writing
shakes
In other sentences second-offonder Francisco Medina Diaz,
60, of Rio Piedras drew two years for knowingly depositing unmailable material in the U.S. mails, and Victor Perez Leyda, 19, and Juan Rivera Maldonado, 26, both of Aguadilla, were given one year s'ispended sentences for the theft of government property.
Ives Pleads Guilty In Bad Check Case Russell Boynton Ives, Jr., of Minneapolis, pleaded cnlty: in the U.S. District Court yesterday, to transporting forged checks
securities.
Ives is also wanted in Minncapolis for burglary, according to Assistant U.S. District Attorney
who
said
Ives
fled @ San Juan with checks stolen from a Minneapolis business firm.
Toledo one
$500
said check
Ives ‘hed with
a
cashed hotel
be-
foreBe his arrest FBI. Gee here eeby theeee udge Clemente Ruiz Nazario Postponed sentencing pending receipt of a probationary report on
Ives.
dis-
doctors
believe
the
has
lain
in
an
Oxford
mobile
banks
in
the
cloth
Popular,
NEELD
girl
has
hespital,
hands with vice-President
|
remained
unconscious
seemingly
she
in
a
deep
smiles.
sleep.
But
never
PROVIDES
MORE COOLING PER DOLLAR ®
NEW
YORK
oe
vessel and
rying hundreds
At
to
least
reported
a ferryboat
11 persons
One
serously
by
col-
were
taken
women
was
crossing
Hoboken,
N.
to
river
from’
Manhattan.
|
A 60-foot hole was gashed in the ferryboat’s right side. Tugs)
nudged
her to a Manhattan
slip at Chamber passengers and disembarked. The
moved
to
another
ferry |
Street where | vehicles were | craft was then |
pier.
Bracing
|
ropes were attached to keep the | Chatham from sinking. The craft is operated by the Delaware, |
Lackawanna
& Western
Passengers
said
railroad. |
there
was
no
panic aboard although some persons rushed for life preservers. | The seatrain Georgia apparently was not damaged and proceed-
ed to her pier at Edgewater, N. J., about lision
two miles from scene. The vessel,
the colcarrying
about 85 loaded railway freight cars, was en route from Savannah,
Ga.
The ship is 503 feet long, is
: pias haig
; gga perineal
rated
Seatrain
pa
carries a crew of 45. She is ope by
Lines,
Inc.
up to ¥, less than many competitive see
you
When
size.
comparable
the
the
people
best
conditioning
air
know
who
whose air conditioning landmarks girdle the globe.
injured.
the
J.
of
—
Carrier name, you know your air conditioner is built @
cot |
The vessels were the seatrain | Georgia and the ferryboat Chat- | ham,
models
large +
of passengers
hospitals.
consumption
less current
with
output
BTU
high
Carrier provides
Collide; 11 Injured lided yesterday in a Hudson River | fog off lower Manhattan. |
Toledo,
said
visibly
the
bags. That, Munoz told is anti-clericalism.
la
Cargo Craft, Ferry
Rigoberto illegally
de
Nixon during a recent visit to Washington. at bottom of photo is dedication from Nixon.
suspended sentence for acauiring marijuana.
V.
spokesman
became
to
Haba, San Juan attorney chosen Saturday as the Statehood Republican Party’s candidate for resident commis-
cargo
Jose
conversa-
the Popular phrase. The it has come rural people
Her father, Frank Wise, met Colin on the village green near their homes in Great Milton, Oxfordshire, and handed back the three-stone diamond ring. “] think this is what Veronica would have wished,” said Wise. ‘‘You can consider yourself released from the engagement.” The two men shook hands and turned away.
Rodriguez Figueroa, 20 of Rio Piedras was given a three-year
and
bags.”
on May 20, 1958.
VICE-PRESIDENTIAL a-
o‘fenders, were Jorge Velazquez Martinez, 42, of Vieques, Rene McLean Escalera, 28, of Rio Pie-
d-ug
Fortaleza
Mufioz
she
Receiv-
Antonio
in friendly
Sometimes she opens her eyes. Sometimes has she shown any glimmer of recognition.
Nazario.
cas, and Jose 2°. of Coamo.
them
British
mong nine men sentenced yestercy in Federal court by Judge
Ruiz
as
longer than anyone else in medical history. Fver since the crash
In Federal Court Ciemente
te
Party
Veronica’s father slipped her engagement ring from her finger sadly handed it back te the man wh gave it to her. There was no sign of grief on the girl’s pale face. Veronica, 22, has been unconscious fer more than 2-% years—ever since she and her fiance, Colin Slaymaker, 22, were in a car smash
6 Men Sentenced As Drug Offenders were
of
referred
Action
and
boil,
violators
party
anti-clericalism,
because they have frequently seen local priests taking money
By DENNIS
b-srglary and possession of burgir tools, ‘and held on $1,500
narcotics
political
of
leader
LONDON (®#—Loevely Veronica Wise lay im her strange dark werld forthe S28th day yesterday unaware that ber remsaece had come to a tragic end.
‘Taken before Judge Marcelino lores, Irizarry was charged with
Six
for
upsurge
Girl In Coma 828 Days Finally Loses Fiance
Ave.
$400
to use their
powers”
a
this campaign is not to offend their adversaries but to engage
A
than
there
urging
The governor stressed that the function of the Popular Party in
that
supermarket
Roosevelt
that
after
Muftoz asked where he got that answer was that into use among
*) with tion.
Travieso St. Sunday, and stole two watches and a quart of rum. Jaime Castrodad told Puerto Nuevo police that burglars forced
but
by the clergy
“spiritual
island.
his
Rico
when,
group of party members to fight
quitas: rural area. Mufioz, La Fortaleza reported, is becoming increasingly concerned over signs of anti-cleri-
clouds gathering Rico” of clericalism
Fortaleza
Island
quitas to three groups of about 200 party leaders each and at
anti-clericalism.
La
at | terday
noon yesterday. told noon yesterday. uarcia told the police burglars forced a bathroom
dow
Gov. Mufioz returned mountains last weekend
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Religion Still Seems An Issue Roa Is The Voice Abroad Of Cuba's ‘New Diplomacy’ In Regular ‘Bi ble Belt’ Areas By
CHARLES
STAR
BAILEY
Washington
Bureau
WASHINGTON—High
eratic Party turbed
of
they
Demo.
strategists
have
and
depth
feeling
discovered
President
|béen
warned
net
thee
the}
noted
Nixon’s
in a
staff
ae a
d ordered
on
ai
The
that
quell
had
his own state of Missouri and in other midwestern states. They
confidential
to oe simi
which | ¥ e
in
Aeporter
Vice
are te
by the strength
anti-Catholic
as wwe,
os =
abo
a
a
the
of
by the strength of religious feel-| tion.” He ing
which
has
them in leaders. In
some
homa
been
talks
ld
Democra
issue
from
one
Protestant
sermon an
the
While
the
religious
“Deep
the
strategists
Alabama,
yet.
campaign
There
however,
take
shadows
and | frank
and Oklahoma.
be
the and
open
Minister. Rica, Dr. United
attack
lay
out
it
on
on
think
the
that
the
to
a
subject,
might increase to the matter,
preferable
of
Fidel
€astro’s
Dr. Raul Foreign
In San José, Costa Roa denounced the
States
Marx.”
in
The
terms
he
energetic
said
Roa
commuted
| frenetically between Havana and United Na-
headquarters
here,
and
be-
tween Havana and Washington, usually making headlines with his projection of the revolutionary Government’s policy.
The Minister’s been so incessant
travels have that newsmen
public would
continued
degree,
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candidates
secretary,
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group
in
Cuba.
It
is believed to have been Dr. Roa’s outspokenness on this subject that led Dr. Castro to name him to the Cabinet.
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than
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and
and
receding
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orator,
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dark the
compared
Roa
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dark
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Cuban
to
was
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in
hands
He
a Doctor
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at
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born
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her doctor.
In elections now drawing to a close, Eghbal’s’ Nitiyoun won an absolute majority im the .200-m ember Majlis (lower
Ken. | out of
has
dential
Civil
trial
DETROIT —Chrysler Corp. Said yester day it has filed a $30 to the | | million libel and slander suit against Detroi t attorney Sol A. Dann. them. Dann is a plaintiff in three pendin selves notwithstanding, g suits against Chrysler. Chrysler that said it charged Dann with attempting to under ther yi i mine and destroy i ‘ + Chrys: sion. oo ae seligion dealers and stockholders. It asks through the campaign. Gene | contidents: ancl ‘ine of | $30 million plus punitive dama ler's. ges, Chrysler claimed Dann has acted In fact, Pierre Salinger, contrary
in
Dr. Roa apartment
ated
U-2
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Senate.
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Dr.
entrance
Lives
As
se
popular apathy had been as much for failure to achieve ‘‘clean” elections.
Love
time,
“to speak
presentatives of Soviet | and Chinese Communist newsmen.
April convicted
house of parliament). But the Shah Saturday echoed mounting charges of irregularities in the voting, Sayin g shortcomings in the election law and
a Protes-
It was
Dr.
Hand
Hersche¥
is
.
been
Iran ~The
resigned
exhibits
is fair.
percentage
less, was shown leading a Ca tholic Republican, Jack Mille r, by 11 points in the race for the
U.
Powers,
character-
who
effectively, although his voice is sometimes weak. His English
Signation. party has
hand,
Democrat,
it
declares,
for the
he
the
Government
TEHRAN,
Democratic opponents, and Edward McManus
—by 10 and eight Points respectively.
tant
run-
governor—leading
Catholic Kennedy
Iranian
candidates—Richard
and
that
Castro
height,
Paris For U.S.
Barbara
eutcome have been intrigued by | of her husband. the results of the latest Iowa She was accompanied poll. | It showed two Protestant Re | Nixon
agrees
eyes
are looking at pilot Francis Powers, headed home yesterday. She left Paris with of | | a wave and a faint smile, in contra indications st to her worn and pale apaffecting the pearance when she arrived Friday from Moscow after
Politicians who the situation for Feligious feelings
are
Roa,
Imprisoned
Mrs.
Ohio.
Dr.
ly.”
Dr. sional
News | n Brief
speeches
of
little of thé traditional diplomatie manner. Suave methods are outmoded, he maintains. ' He
ing
si-
seems to be sharpest in the tra- | Help From Truman lence that would allow whisperditional “bible belt” areas of the | They hope that Midwest and South, Democratic dent Harry Truman,former Presi- ing and under-the-table talk to a Baptist, take its strategists. toll of potential Demoindicate they May! wason and Shriner have problems will help | cratic votes. with the issue : elsewhere too One cited Pennsylvania as a state where anti-Catholic feeling May make it “rough” for DeMocratic nominee John F. Kenmedy. Other areas where similar problems are expected include southern Illinois and, to a lesser
Fiery istic
volu-
Dr.
has
in the News
tions
and
ble
Man
a com-
issue
of
were those of the great LatinAmerican liberators, “not Karl
is a strong
that
discussion.
leaders
| S° forth—as they are about such | while it southwestern and “border” states attention
debate /#S Texas
chief
mittee may be set up—probably headed by a prominent Protestant layman or even a clergy-
about the | table for South”—states | Some
Mississippi,
mi-
as the
man—to
so concerned
| traditional
At
as
likelihood,
now.”
Democratic
not
sub- | like
Protestant
nister has also been reported. Perhaps Elsewhere, Too
it
High
the j are
pulpits.
on
Iowa
been |
of
matters
party's
to take
obvious
confidential memo, are a lot of people dis-
Okla-/|Cussing
has
discussion
The
voice
“new diplomacy” is Roa y Garcia, Cuban
in
strategists have not made a final | decision on precisely what course
ques-
in an
sentiments
on Oklahoma, will be able to help in that state.
aes
religious
| Teference to such
party ; Nixon |“There
as
Texas—there
least
by
local
areas—such
and
considerable ject
reported to
with
the
added,
religious
hope that House Speaker Sam Rayburn, whose district borders
Midwest, the South and some |‘! & » . gy other parts of the country. | “No,” said. “I beThey indicate frankly, if only lieve there Salinger will be continued dis-
privately, that they are surprised |Cussion
any
advertise in
:
' SAN JUAN
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, August 30, 1960 Catholic Crisis In The Caribbean
Oliveras Asks Public
$e
Church Fears That Trujillo's Successor May Prove Worse By
PAUL
R.
RYAN
While
dictator
of
the
Castro The
Rafael.
edral jillo.
activities
Trujillo
in Luba?” seeds of
government
said,
and
a
terrible
situa-
tion could become a living hell in the event the generalissimo topples
and
gains
the
wrong
Church’s
problem
it must
endure
whatever
comes
in
to
power.
the
been
of
party
university
control.
The
the
in
with-
recently
have
their
30-year
country is Catholic.
90
Began
that
regime
Elements
Church
open
is
rule.
per
cent.
Last
June
participants Ricans.
More
students workers, and
law-
engineers
and
out
at-
the
against
of United various
end
“excesses”
was. any
important
had. set fire to a buildings, and had
mental tion
in an
dozen been
abortive
that
soldiers.
she
The
Church
tical
al: in
Catholic
working
as
in
the
June
life
Republic
re-
Dominican
has
been
the
pattern
life on the iskand for years. The tension mounted
January jlo
put
of
this year
down
a
when
Truto
the
would
God.
assiduosly man,
of
The cupies
Dominican
The
the
putting
up
small
homes
neat, the
thou-
for
government
re-
Dominican Ragublic ocabout two thirds of His-
missionaries
based.
vacationing
In
Hatii
ism
to
has
made
Haiti, a land dei Castro
flee
They
Haiti
said deep
against
ment, is happy
° cANDInO OLIVERAS
govern-
the clergy of the Republic appear to
According
Molina,
to
24,
dinner, cide
police,
killed
a machete
then by
Jose
his
during
an
tried
. wants
time
himself
was
in
a
Communinroads
considered
to be the ham
in
department better
Natal
was
last night.
in serious
District
come
of
Natal’s
“We
of
not
“specific
have
Sa-
EXPORT
of
Free Estimates by
Assn.,
the Assa.,
the
o-
and
have
of
Chapter
of
Pharmaceutical Druggists.
Pharmaceutical the
Assn.,
Elzaburu
St.
¢
the
MOVING
PACKING
No Obligation
Charlie Darmanin, President
Distributors
Department
planned
events.
to us.”
PUERTO RICO'S FINEST MOVERS
the
The Pharmacists Assn. of P. R., the Pharmacy of the UniverRico
submitted
GENERAL TRUCKING
community.
Puerto
be
FACTORY
PACKING
and pharmacists to the
American
of this admi-
STORAGE
MOVING
before
Pharmacy Week will be celebrated Sept. 18-24 to point out
of
made
Hato Rey
Efrain
section
rendered
in
182 Manuel
To Be Observed services
or ready being
Transportation, Inc.
at
Pharmacy Week
pharmacy
policy
Capitol
Arecibo.
the
the
resolving
the out-
condition
Miraflores
e¢onshow te
passing judgement on it, and,
Neighbors told police the couple had been married four months and had argued frequently. They
in the
and as to
condition
await
in the
here.
adopted
definitely
to
placing into effeet any important Bistration of the school system step without, in the first place, in Puerto Rico, “specific and consgiving the appropriate personnel tructive suggestion that may help in the Department of Education’ in the improvement of the the oportunity of examining and to Rican educational system
bringing the case before a judge.
lived
citizens
submit
that a “great num-
ber” of citizens are involved in-the island’s educa tional system. “Education,” he said, “is a collective process that affects all the people of this and coming generations. Consequently, it should not be the exclusive im terest of one-segment of the po pulation.” “But the contribution (of pw blic opinion) would be more valuable,” Oliveras concluded, if, in addition to the criticisms al-
Rosa
Attorney
Ruiz said he would
all
to
education
sui-
Blanca
suggestions
tructive suggestions”
three
knife
on
Mendez Farias, 19; who died instantly when slashed in the throat.
by Fi-{Health in the
Rico
with
argument
kitchen
called
Puerto
Natal
wife
to commit’
stabbing
times with a turday night. The victim
the
time.
nity. »
“When it deals with important, controversial matters,” Oliveras public hearings will without consulting the general continued, public and educational institu- be called to hear interested parties; “with this procedure, we extions. Secretary QOliveras at the same pect.to reuce to a minimum the risk of committing errors of |. grave consequences.” The secretary stressed that it is important that all Puerto Ricans should remain alert to all things that can “adversely affect the Puerto Rican personality.” “We should also be vigilant,” Oliveras said, “that the legitimate values and patterns of our culture not.be destroyed and that those feafures of the Puerto Rican personality that we want. fe conserve not be placed in danger of being lost or changed.” The department, Qliveras said at the beginning of this state
In Arecibo four months of marriage ended in murder at the dinner table here, police reported.
sity
foreed
Rico
the second place, giving other educational institutions and ‘the general public the same opporte-
re-
Murder Ends Spat At Dinner
last
shert
Puerte
front
diplomatic
be somewhat disoriented as to what course to take. Their re luctance perhaps comes from studying the Cuban situation and weighing the fruits of revolution. ° (NEXT: The Catholic Church in Cuba)
week said they feared they would be ‘
in
MALDONADO
Secretary of Education Candido Oliveras,- in a major policy declaration, announced yesterday that the Department of Education will not take any important steps
dictator
cultivated
Pafiola’s land mass, while Haiti holds the other third. American
many
conspiracy
pol-
ports.
of
until
of
30 per cent,
turned to a _ superficial calm. Children played baseball in the streets by day, while fatal ‘“accidents” took place by night.
This
“the
requesting
him. An intensive education program has cut illiteracy to about
open
revolution
polite
Church.
they
sands
activ-
and all-out support of the political aggression against the Dominican Republic, he asserts. the
in
Some members of the peasant and working classes swear by Trujillo and revere him almost
activities.
After
with
disapproval. He set in motion, by hav-
Benefactor
versive
included
back
ing thousands of signatures gathered, for national acclaim of himself and recognition as
has
long
the
of
and
harsh
latter,
urging
release
attitude of the wheels
azainst the Venezuelan Consulaie in San Juan which he said was the fountainhead of sub-
have
suffered
fought
prisoners”
strip-
cells, first and later
the
letters,
the
was
A It
aggressive fashion to the Church’s
Puerto Rico aided and abetted the movement against him. But his prime charges were leveled
ities
de
that man’s inalienable “human rights” be safeguarded. Trujillo reacted in typical,
assassina-
diplomatic
from
stated.
terms,
plot.
Venezuelan
She
report pastoral
public instru-
Blames Church Here, Too The 66-year-old strongman s0 claimed that the Church
and
churchman
breaking
ment. In sum, Dominican
Maltreated
reported
treatment
man-
the
A, W.
tancourt and the subséquent ac-
pri-
mistreatment
of
the
of
the
political
awakening
for
light
in gov-
united
that
Women were not spared. woman doctor was arrested.
ufacture of some 500 bombs, planned to destroy an entire city,
the
the
will form a
with
responsible
the
churchmen
They
were
Church
off
Women
months, Trupriest-agents
the
against
in
evidence,
bloodbaths.
mental affairs.” In less than_five jillo charged, the
by
allegedly
of the Trujillo ‘regime’s abortive plot to assassinate Venezuelan President © Romulo Be-
scribed both the investigation and the trials as farces. Priests and others reported eyewitness evidence of the marks left by beatings.
con-
unite stand
in
attack for
lations, the Church
was
national
under
Organization of American States’ stiff punitive censure last week
.
One
Sciousness” and “greater participation of youth in govern-
to
Dominican
without said..
ped and thrown into with men prisoners
a
trying
“investigation.”
“an
is
Zanini,
the
United States and American -nations
The priests, he said, did not at first speak of bombs and for
and
Dominican
Lino
to
government
a firmer ernment.
Jan-
of
to
tion by the other Latin
seminarists,
called
Republic, the
al-
of
organized
festivites
Nuncio envoy
Perhaps
been
was
terror’
Papal Vatican
the Congress even conducted an
indoctrinating.
attempt
religious
mar
The general had gone too far in defaming prominent persons
there
and young professional persuading, cajoling,
sination
to
workers.
having
a
Catholics.
sonersi had been maltreatéd also played a large role in the Church’s decision to speak out. The. government denied that
ly robes” from Cuba infiltrated the Church and sparked the short lived “revolution.” The dictator said the agentwith
Church,
Evidence
than 200 of the invaders
worked
professional
yourg
killed
of America in Ciudad TruThe Dominican revolution
“to. bring
regime.
were reported killed and six captured. Trujillo charged that “typhoid Marys garbed in priest-
priests
doctors,
uary
Roman
and
yers,
spoke
The
of the Dominican Republic by two yachts and an airplane from Cuba. Trujillo charged that States Puerto
that
ternately coddled and pressured by the generalissimo in the past,
Events that led up to the present situation started last June with an abortive invasion
there were a number
students,
-other The
disapproval
iron
promised
bullets
movement in San Juan said the shooting was meant for the archbishop, Msgr. Ricardo Pittini. The movement said the ‘assas-
they will be released in a new policy of liberalism. Some of the prisioners were sentenced to 30 years at hard Yabor. Students, Young Grads ~ Most of the conspirators were
Communism
flower in the Dominican Republic, various anonymous churchmen
has
April,
By
Colombian during a Holy Phursday service in the Primate Cath-
in Cuba and Puerto Rico:)
of ‘assassinate him at a eattle fair. It has been estimated that from the Dominican Republic are de plored by the Roman Catholic 1,500 ‘to 2,000 persons were arChurch, it also recognizes that, rested in the island republic. should he fall, his successor While many were released might be worse. “What’s your after interrogation, a substantial choice now,” a Dominican cleric number have been “keut in jail. asked this reporter, “Batista or Within the past two weeks the
of
| | | |
many
In
in the Caribbean. This article is dethe Dominican Republic. Subsequent
articles will deal with the Church
To Better Education
sandwich between the Dominican Republic and Cuba.
(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second in a four part series on the Catholie Church voted to the Church in
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, August™30, 1960
An eleven point program to im-;{ional Guard Armetv on Munoz prove the ffow of traffic in and | Rivera Ave., Puerto de Tierra, the areund £ 1 Juan was arproved| erection of better traffic lights by the Lions Club at a recent!on Ponce de Leen and Fernandez meeting, accord to Lions presi-|Juncos Aves. at Stops 18, 22, 23 dent Raul Buxeda Land 24, and intersections to
The
recommendations,
ted by Traffic mg
th: club's Problems,
Fernandez
the San 27 Siop 27,
submit- | faeilitate pedestrian crossings.
Committee on| call for mak-
Juncos
Ave
from
|
New
Geronimo Intersection to! } and as many cossiown
streets
as
possible,
one
I
s
Merchandise
installation
aleng
the
—
of
curve
guard
opposite
rait | here. s
the
Naz |
The | first
UPR
And
SBA
Offer
company floor
the
has
and
the
Condominium
| at
Stop
22,
leased
the
mezzanine
of
Ponce
Santurce
de
Leon
where
it will
Tent out space for exhibits. A permanent housing construc-
Managers Course
;tion
have
announced
a
the
ninth
such
course
subjects
dealing
materials
display
will
new | Phasized its advantageous
offered)
with
The
the
center
weekly
ti
will also
television
i
lr
~~
tion
ne
wae
be
noon and remain-|
ed at about
the same
issues
rose
against
the|
to more
than
SUGAR
NEW
FUTURES
YORK
eS
No.
(AP)
6
«losed
_
Werld
Domestic 2
lower.
ry 6 futures No
sugar
lower to 2 higher.
Coat ee
cite ta a
3.05
Rear
May Jly
Raw
sugar
are
| Baly,
and
one
ee Clese | 08 4 closed 1}
index less 16 cents’ at $57.44. Associated
The
Press
fell
Dew
Jones
down
average
60 to 222.80.
spot
2 06
3.05
1.03
| 2S at
3.06
“B”
3.06
3.06
3.16
3.06B |
3 1¢
3.11B
65
YORK
30
1.67 at 634.46.
futures
share—Teleautograph.
:
a
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was
34.44
the
taddock,
Katra
following
New
fancy
Eatra
Fapey
quotations
York,
Zenith
fancy
second
im
cents
915
Rexoro
yesterday per
for
rice,
pound.
121
heads
short
grain
var’
closed
| Dee
1
44.00
| Mar
May
Low 45.69
43.40
43.40
43.55
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way
for
Africans.
election
of
several
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tration
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Pace
Case
Cola
43.99
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Cdn
bonds
28 Ys
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.
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Burreughs
35.35
35.98
.
Can
Steel
similar to! that was the most
merican Stock Exchange prices were generally higher with volume at 1,310,000 shares compared jwith Friday’s’ 1,110,000 shares. ‘+
19%
Boeing Air Borden Borg War Bridg Brass
Clese
sending
which
Exchang
625%
Refin
company
ee
be used at regular
Airlines
Beth
.
35.45
in-
Amerada Pet
Bendix Av
higher.
35.35
35.95 futures
14
tremendous.
Am
Atl
:
a
makes equipment of Teleautograph,
— ”% Ye -—%
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re
_
Comptomete: eter,
27% 31% T4%
so| Armour
Santos
Low
35.50
7 oly
Traders
to
35.45
Dee
RICE QUOTATIONS ‘nut. (AP
5
High
changed.
for a steck in| active, rising 4%
mellow”
about the same number traded|Am Tel Tel Friday. Am Tob The. feature of the day was a/| Anaconda stock that did net trade a single| Armco Steel
and 5 S 35.00-35.95A.
closed
; Sep
spot
reason-|
— Market
Am.
Jose
FUTURES
‘AP)—Coffee
r.
Volume totaled 2,780,000 shares,|Am Sugar
the
Requena,
a
the
for
om
phone
industrials|Am
Dexter
36.00:36.25A
“M"
Kave
Luis
Mar
~
YORK
John
in
“at
was
its equipment
a
Am
from the
Prineipals
COFFEE
NEW
3.02
Bid
NEW
Ine.
there
unchanged. New highs for the Aliis Chal year totaled 54 and new lows 11. Alumin Lid Standard and Poors 50@ stock | Aluminum Co~
Sales 178Low contracts . | NO. 4 ex-dock closed at 35.75A. High Cost ands Clese | freight offermgs include Santos Bourbon
Bet
B-
jlatter
sugar
Sales
Rico,
hich
$4 a share.
Steels, autos, rails, airtines, nonferrous metals and __ aircrafts
were
locatio
stock
Could net be made
level to the
Organization and manag of | CUFrent exhibit. The is. a small businesses. Only 40ement siudents | Joint venture of Antillacenter na de Telewi be admitted to the course. | Vision, headed by TV | Pumarejo, and Mercadosstar deGaspar Puer}to
thé
close. erest. | Most losses ranged from a few} Teleautograph ‘rose from T% te if cents to around $1 a share. Some | 18% last week on intense buying of the blue chips and more specu- | interest generat ed by news that
sponser a
show
in
first time The market was slightly lower | Within the memory of veteran ex-| and active at the opening. ‘Losses | Change officials that a market widened around
of 60 stocks
trarning course for small business | for construction exhibits since then managers. to start Sept. 14 ;P. R. Planning Beard_ is now Leetures will be given on ten | located on the upper floors of the eCemsecutive Wednesdays from building. ; . 8:15 to 10:15 pm. at the Biology) The first exhibit, a fashion show building. The course will end entitled “Style, Beauty, and’ ‘WoNev. 30, when certificates wil]; ™an,” is scheduled to begin the be presented. to trainees. This is | !aSt week -of October. here on
able price.’™ It. was
ive
The
The University of Puerto Rico | mounted on the mezzanine. and the Small Business Adminis-, A spokesman for the center em-
tation.
Lae
gomg
The club also recommends reCentro de Exposicienes del Casiricting parking to the left hand | ribe, Inc., a new firm here, plans side of the sireet where feasible. | to sponsor merchandising exhibits the
besieged by buyers that exchange; Nine of - the 16 most 4ctive Officials were unable to match | issues advanced, ‘six i and orders and arrange for a transac- Standard Oil (New Jersey) was un-
trend with gains in the latter group
Shows
way.
MCKEE
NEW YORK t#—The. stock mar-| ket declined for the third conse-|
lative
im
JOHN
Fe Ve
By
meanest
Lions Okay 11-Point S tocks Decline Again Traffic Flow Program
2
Steres = =
13
i
14% p
15
Dow Jones
ee
|i sams
= 15% 7%
~ 50’2 15%
0)
(AP)—Closing
INDUS
=
i
.
aan —<
Dow
ot
Jones
1 e7
1.48
208.68 Of O86
THE
Good
SAN
News
JUAN
STAR
—
Tuesday,
August 30,1960
For U.S.. Business:
By AP
SAM
DAWSON
Business
NEW YORK business as a felt the worst
News
Anslyst
(AP)—American whole may have of the shock of
tumbling profits. Charts of profit performance in recent years and of the response to, \or forecasting of, corporate farnings
by. the |}
stock
market
point
_ But’ by the same any
smart
token
rebound
eurrent quarter or final three months
starting private
In APPOINTED—Hector
J.
Rivera
has been appointed technician in charge of Agricultural Mechanization of the Department of Agriculture by Commonwealth Seeretary
Rivera
ef
Agriculture
Santos.
Rivera
duate of mechanical of the College of
and
Mechanical
is
Luis
a
gra-
engineering Agriculture
Arts,
Mayaguez.
Cuban $$ For Cheddi! HAVANA trade
(®—British
minister
Cheddi
Cuba has offered a dollar loan to help British
South
lumber
industry.
announced.
Guiana’s Jagan
American
No
says
five million develop the _ colony’s
deeision
was
1956
1959.
and
They
the
are
first
well
half
above!
=
hepe in
the
even in the of the year
is confined largely to individual companies or to some industries :
of
way.
of
:
during
the recession low in early 1958, gome up since 1956and profits and only look really bad when are at about the same level. And compared with the anusual“high ch apa ye pom in the second quarter of 1959. averag 8 cents ing ef profit from Also, today's totals disap-|each sales dollar and-now around point both busimess and the 6 cents. The real problem the re’ s stock market because salés have management has to tackle.
to
pull
out
of
their
recessions.
the
first
quarter
of
American corporations $5.8. billion after_taxes.
1956
earned Profits
kept within a. range of $6 billion to $5.6 billion until the third quarter of 1957, when they stood at $5.5 billion. Then they slid under the impact of the recession to a low of 4 billion in the first quarter of 1958. The work stoppage affected corporate earnings much» more than it did stock prices. | Profits dropped to $5.8 billion in three months, while the AP index slid 7 points to 221, recovering quickly to reach 231 at the end of 1959, while earnings were
SHIP ALCOA
CORSAIR
Mobile, N. Orleans
ALCOA
RANGER
Mobile,
|: TROPIC STAR BERNICE CASPER
I
Ca.
OF THE
POLARIS
ALCOA
Trujillo
St. ‘Thomas N.
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=
3
2
31
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‘Trovie Freight . Bordas & Co. Frutera
Pha. Balt.. N. Y.
POTARO
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2
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Sept.
.
1
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Mayaguez, Ponce, Phil, N. Y.
30
Gulf ports
3a
TRANSCARIBBEAN
N.Y. .
38
GATEWAY CITY ALCOA CAVALIER
Newark Mobile. N. Orleans
a su
Sept. 2 Sept. 2
KATHRYN
N. ¥. Pouce
3
Sept. 1
SOLON LON
TURMAN TOR
Mayaguez,
a in:
Sept.
Gulf
2 ,
led hard in the first three months
of 1960 to 214 at the March, while corporate
end of profits
in
LEDA
Lykes
(Line
——
Newark Wenssesia,
in
MSTS. Sea Land ef P. BR. ‘Alcoa
‘Mageeues, Ponce, 3ta. Marta,
Sept. 2
Sept.
1
St.
“‘Fhoma
a
Sept.
I
N.
Europe
PRVI
TO A GROWING PUERTO RICO
%
Alcoa says it by doubling service to San Juan from Gulf Ports Matching
the rapid growth
of Puerto Rican
industry, Alcoa has doubled its service to San
Juan from Mobile and New Orleans. By inaugurtating a new weekly service with the famous Alcoa cargo-passenger ships ALCOA CAVALIER, ALCOA CLIPPER and ALCOA COR-
SAIR, Alcoa not only has provided'the finest
steamship
service to Puerto
Rico from
the
Gulf, but also has: 1. Doubled its number of arrivals in San Juan
with a total capacity now of 27,000 cubic feet weekly. 4. Greatly increased the flexibility for shippers in planning shipments to Puerto Rico, with
first-of-the-week and midweek arrivals, In addition, Alcoa continues to provide its regular weekly services from New York aad
Baltimore to San Juan, Mayagiiez and Ponce, and its weekly northbound service from Puerto Rican ports to Gulf ports.
A new service for the Commonwealth's export
each week from Gulf ports.
trade.
As a special service to Puerto Rico’s
2. Provided the finest cargo handling equipment, both on the cargo-passenger ships and at he recently enlarged pier and warehouse facilities in Santurce.
shippers; Alcoa has arranged to have its cargopassenger ships provide a weekly express
3. More than doubled refrigerated eargo space,
and Guanta, and te Port-of-Spain, Trinidad.
service southbound
from
San
Juan
to the.
Venezuelan ports of La Guaira, Puerto Cabello
al
ALCOA." the
Bry
TET service to Puerto Rico ew York. Baltimore. New Oriear
Oh ATE
FE eho
‘Bull Lines
PRI.
Colombia
1
Ba
Bull Line
Ponce, "
nom. Miami,
T
S. Ameriea, Carib.
JERSBEK
Alcoa
Mail,
Cristebal,
Hamburg st.
I
PRVI-
Waterman
Royal
» SALUDOS
still faltering. Stock prices tumb-
T. CAROLINE
Campo-
ports
American
S.
Europe
Lines
‘
N.
30
Ponce,
Mayaguez. Gult
3
30
¥.
JEAN
a
Alcoa
‘Bull
N.Y.
1
Seot.
Guif Ponce,
= 2
Mobile,N- Orleans Bait,
s. —_—
2
NY
OPERATOR AND/ OR AGENTS Alcoa
$3
=
ma,
” Barranquilla
SIX. SHELLINES MONARCH 3EAS
Orieans
St. Croix
FRANCES LEDA
N.
pErARTORE
ARRIVAL. S.J. AUG. 28
Gi)
=}
were climbling to an estimated $6.2 billion. The latest profit totals are about the same as they were | in the final months of 1959, and
*
‘An Era Profit Losses Is Nearing Its End
the PA
year cbile
= ec
,
see
ae
4:
ot
B RIDGE GAME WINNER—Mrs. W. B. Tukey, water color she won as table prize at bridge at day. Looking on are (standing, from left) Mrs. Reginald Hall, Mrs. Charles Hartzell and Mrs.
seated right, shows the the benefit party FriAllen Smith, Jor., Mrs. W. E. Spradling, and,
seated,
by
left,
Mrs.
Robert
Mason.
(STAR
photos
Betty
Bishop s Wile HostessFo r Nearly
100
ladies
turned
Hunter,
out Friday afternoon for bridge and tea at the home
Mrs.
eopal Diocese, and Mrs. Swift. Friday's affair was to benefit the St. Anne Guild (composed ef English-speaking ladies of the St. John’s Episcopal Cathed@ral congregation). Mrs. Thomas Tilley, president of the guild, announced that the next Major event on the agenda is
Harvest
Nov.
Bazaar,
12,
place
Assisting
slated
still
Mrs.
Henry
bert
Warfel,
man
and
Others
Mrs.
Mrs. W.
included
Harvey E.
Mrs.
Nach-
Spradling.
Mrs.
Roviras Honored At Afda Cocktail
Allen
Smith, Mrs. Charles Hartzell, Mrs. Robert Mason, Mrs. Harry Longshore, and Mrs. Francisco Reus and Mrs. Wiliam Wilhelm.
Mrs.
Friday
Pete
shortly
Rovira, | Alvarez,
to
make
| tional
in Madrid, were a cocktail party |
evening
in the
Afda
Club.
director
Tourism
of
Spain’s
Office,
Na-|
here
to
a branch.
San Juan Brevities
Co-hosts at the party were Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Benitez Carle, | . Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Porrata and| Dr. Jose R. Passalacqua will be Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Fossa, new | honored by members of the board
jowners which
of
the
bears . .
tourism
Rovira’s
office
name.
|°f the
Heart
.
hotel
officials
as
well
as|Inc.
friends of the guests of honor, including Alfonso de Sandoval|
Alberto
Lebron,
the
Jose
Also on hand were Mr. and Sierras, the Oscar Hernandez, Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Molinar, Doyle Payne, Mrs. Jacqueline Borgo, Alberto Gallardo,‘Mr. and
Mrs. Cesar Montilla, Fted Dieterle, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sutherland and Damasco Ayugo. Mr. and Mrs. Hector Alvarez,
Dr.
: Board of Directors of the Theater of Puerto Rico,
meet
this
evening at 8 p.m. in Nautico in Miramar.
Thursday the
Club
and
Mrs.
Villafane, Mr.
Hector
Popy
Francisco dal,
ete
will
|
at a
Catafio.
to winter im Puerto Rico. On; hand to wish the Rovira’s “hasta | The luego” were numerous airline | Little
and
Association
cocktail party on Friday at 7p.m. in the Carioca Distillery in Palo
the firm | | Seco, . Rovira will: represent i in the Spanish capital but plans
———#Mrs.
for
and
leave
their home honored at
Edwards,
A. Weymouth,
Hunter.
who
Demetrio Lausell, Mrs. Charles Ferguson, Mrs. Richard Noble, Mrs. Robert Griggs, Mrs. Charles Regenass, Mrs. Otto Manwaring, Mrs. Reginald Hall, Mrs. Her-
of the Most Rev. A. Ervine Swift, Bishop of the Puerte Rico and Virgin Island Epis-
a
Mrs.
William
Iris McConnie, seated, Chairman of the refreshment committee for last Friday’s bridge-tea benefit given at the home of Mrs. A- Ervine Swift to aid the St. Anne’s Guild of the St. John’s Episcopal Cathedral, chats with (from left) Mrs. Thomas Tilley, guild president; Mrs. T. Porter Ball, Mrs. Swift and Mrs. Laura
Knorr)
Mr.
Nt. Anne Guild Benefit Tea
AROUND TEA TABLE—Mrs.
Hoffmans, and
Mrs.
Martinez
Alegria,
the
Frank
Vi-
Henning
Mo-
gensen, Mr. and Mrs. ' Howard Simon, the Bob Forrests, Hector Benitez Carle, Miss Marta Rodil, Miss Ada Rita Vergne, ‘Miss Pitusa and
—_______— +the
Comas, Dick
Mort
Hazlett
Sohtheimer were
among
guests.
indefinite.
Swift
as
hos-
tess for the benefit was Mrs. | f. Porter Ball, wife of Canon! Ball. Bishop Swift helped out as car parking attendant.
Mrs.
Iris
the
card
of
McConnie, party
chairman
committee
for
Friday's afternoof® benefit and Mrs. Pete Sutherland poured at |
the
at
table,
lively
laden
tea|
home-made | members |
guild
which
delicacies
decorated
with
contributed
had Mrs
rancis
Crocco
was
in and
refreshements
charge
Prizes for each bridge table were donated by Mrs. Nettie Cheney. They were water color scenes typical of Puerto Rico and some of
the
door
Prints Rated
neighboring
prize
of
$10
Christmas by
Among
of
cards
was
A
Pava
do-
Goodwin.
Nancy
the
islands.
worth
|
table
prize
win-
mers were Mrs. W. B. Tukey, Mrs. Charles Hett, Mrs. Henry Ralicki, Mrs. Manuel Navas and Mrs. Neil Smyth
‘Bridge players included Mrs. | Jorge Jiménez, Mrs Edwin Of. |
Bando
Mrs.
Bob
Avedon,
Castagnet,
Mrs.
Nutrition-conscious? your family a dessert
that offer vitamim strawberries
and
C—
Mrs.
Or-
William of
Serve fruits
oranges,
pineapple.
.
HOSTS AND HONOR GUESTS—Mr. vira, who leave for Madrid shortly,
and Mrs. Pete Ro- Above from left, are Eduardo Fossas, Mr. and Mrs. Raw ere feted Friday | fael Benitez Carle, the honor guests, Mrs. Fesas, and Dr.
night at a cocktail party in the Club, Afda hy the new which bears Rovira’s name.
ownexsro® ithe ‘tours office
and >" Knorr
Jose
Oscar
Porrata.
(STAR
photo
by
Bett
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erage
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, ‘August 30, 1960
Sisters Wed In Double Ceremony At a double wedding ceremony, sisters Rosita and Irma Vazquez were wed to Domingo Galan, Jr., and Ramon
Lebron,
Jr.,
respectively,
Saturday
at 5 p.m.-in
de!
Church
Pilar
The
Rev.
officiated
ing
of
M:.
Carlos
at
the
the
and
Our
in Rio
de
la
Calle
Catholic
sisters, Mrs.
Lady.
Piedras. wedd-
daughters
Antonio
of
Vazquez
U.yina of Rio Piedras. Rosita exchanged wedding vews with Domingo Galan Nelson Jr.,
son
miago
Galan
torce.
The
of Mr.
and
Mrs.
and
Rico
of Puerto
ra
at the
studied
bride
University
Do-
Rodriguezof San-
We
i: now employed by the First
Torres
of
business
e€1 swith Arthur Anderson
and Co.
Rosita
was
given
in
aa
ee ee fingertip length veil was |
c-own
Si
.
grooms
The
sita’s
honor.
best
Mrs.
and
matron
of]
silk|
blue
in
dressed in white organdy, was the bride’s page. Irma, given in marriage by two
brothers,
a fitted
length
orange Ss gar,
1
rind, cup
1 cup water.
light
brown
Methed: Wash and core apples; do not cut through blossom end. Pare a 1-inch strip of skin from around top of each apple, Mix
mincemeat rind;
Place by
8
and
spoon
apples by
grated
imto
apple
in
baking
3 inches.
Stir
orange cavities.
paa—10 sugar
and
water together-in a small saucepan over low heat until sugar dissolves;
bring
to
simmeriag.
Pour syrup ever apples. Bake, uncovered, in mederate (375 de grees) oven until apples are tender when pierced -with~a fork—usual - ly 45 to 60~minutes. Baste apples
Felipe
Bag
4 1 ; +4
these
it
4
few|zard
so careless
personal
take
down
My]
neatest]
past
‘UP
habits
ye that | way
stairs
i
the
ha-
the
presents
a
have
Women
fall.
a
but
lead the way
stairs.
the
ef
first,
should
stairease
of falling up the stairs
as as dewn. If= the man is be-
hind ther
longer.
much
the
gentleman
%
on
way
the
he
up
can
Weeks go by and he doesn’t| catch her. If he is aheadof her oo a
nae
sat
her fall.
en
_
Ann Landers will be glad to
in.
Bodice
with
a
bat-
veil
of
French
P
‘basement.
At times
‘bouquet
was
of
twelve
white orchids.
The bride’s parents were man
and
Vazquez
best
matren
of honor.
Mrs.
Urbina
chose
navy
a
of powder
blue
flowers.
champagne-dinner
reception
2
The
two
couples
round
the
Ramon
island.
Lebron
will
spend
traveling Mr.
and
with
@
NO
OBLIGATION,
will :mgke ‘their
home in Rio Piedras. The -Do-|f mingo Galans will live in Coral Gables, Florida. .
TEL.
l of ° Languagee RP! schoo
At the Son Span Daslingtow™., iE
ee
|
in
21%
—
be saat
2
SR
PURE
Rico
in
to 2 erchestras and
show
‘Ave.
at tl PM.
No cover charge.
Sontusce
i * Fe FTE
Puerto
the
beautiful
Club
La
Concha. Every Tuesday and Thursday from 7 to 10 PM and only $4.50 per person. Dance
25267 Junces
ne.
Enjoy the most different and delicious Buffet
Read the, Classifieds |
43 'e
m as
call
EL MORRO FENCE CORPORATION
Mrs. |)
a
-enve-
served both Tuesday and Thursday nights!
for
200 guests was held at the home of the bride’s parents in Bucare, Rio Piedras. ~
their honeymoon
is so of- | lope.
BUFFEI=
Miss Aracelis Sanmiguel, in blue. silk organza and chantilly lace,
was the bridesmaid. Following the ceremony,
he
enclosing
self-addressed
DE LUXE
blue sifk crepe and chantilly lace a hat
+ mewspaper
SU POPULAR-OUR
illusion
was attached to a duchess crown of white orange blossoms. Her bridal
’)this
se
Concha Ma h Ah
EL MORRO CHAIN LINK FENCE... THE GUARD THAT NEVER SLEEPS. YOUR PROTECTOR , AROUND THE CLOCK...
Stop
Santurce
is f
He’s -on-
STAIRCASE:
praAR
so I have to take them to the) stamped,
PROTECTION:
and
_Fernendez
Tel. $2111
hisi
the
“sow this soiled clothes
NEED
Guitiermety,
Vangie
Miss
and
bridesmaid
only
her
little
eau neckline and tiny sleeves. The full skirt ended in a long train. The bride’s finger-tip
beking apples, % cup moist mincemeat, 1 tablespoon coarsely grated
rs
should
woman
the
says
fe
fresh things in the morning. Hf
.
,
ured
Beverage BAKED APPLES 6 medium-sized tart
ea
found
first—the man or the woman? And who should go down first?
with;
LANDERS:
he’s become
Morris).
Deanna
by
photo
Hector Vazquez, wore a white sitk organza and Alencon lace wedding gown, reembroidered with seed pearls. The gown feat-
MINCEMEAT Ingredients:
‘have
your in problems. withto her |ROP, You he'll fish Send hamper \omroom Jr. and Mrs. Dontingo Galan, Jr. respectivély. (STAR | 1, care of them put them on again t and th
her
Mincemeat Baked Appies
and
place °* | nothing to settle ‘the question. mean he’s Who should go up the staizs
go
was
but
town
wa
in Our Lady
was| organza and white chantilly lace+
Margarita|
Mrs.
a double wedding
can’t
Rosita Vazquez, left to right, beeame Mrs. Ramén Lebron,|
and|was
chiffon
Irizarry,
de
Nelson
Galan
beige lace.
ciantilly
, Calan
were
man
in
z‘tired
Ro-
parents,
books
geet |take a bath or a shower. I have|on the way down, he can break
ji.
|
Cease
WEDDING—At
She | Of Pilar Church in Rio Piedras, Saturday, sisters Irma and
carried a spray of white Japan-|
ese flowers.
I
ogee
of French illusion attached to a DOUBLE
of orange blossoms.
in
about
and
sleeves
ANN
mever
years
k yoke,
aa le lace
withith
ice
three-quarter-length
DEAR
husband guy
se-
cuins. The gown featured a fit-
t*d bod
quette
e+e
and
pearl
of
mother
tiny
wth
f
jewel. Read the next let-|
reembroidered
lace,
Alencon
ia
and be ashamed of your-|jy half right. The woman should
marriage
organza
silk
white
of
s.2s
My
no bad habits and ac-| go first, always. Is he right?— * every dime, sounds | STAIRCASE SADIE
bridal gown
Her her father. : :
b.
SS something for
about
arguing
LANDERS
LANDERS:
:
his},
.
his wife
or takes
= ministration from the Universy of Puerto Rico, and is affiliatin Santurce.
in
around.
up for a woman. husband who stays home|
in
a degree
woman
another
be Neat/n-Tidy at deesn’t
s-udying. secretarial science at the Ro Piedras Business College. Her has
worrying
his
were she is working towards a c >gree in humanities. She is also groom
Tm
time. We've consulted efiJust be-lion0 DEARyourSUSPICIOUS: 4 to wants husband cause
Rico,
Puerto
of
University
think
life? SUSPICIOUS
Rio Piedras. She is a senior at t:2
ff you
he ‘has
7 ir: andl
Lebron
Ramon
Mrs.
me
erage
hive
himself straightened Cleanliness is still next
mae oat | ARAN — 7
s2nior at the University of Miami, on Lebron, J
git'me warried. Also, bel”,
net to hesitate before sélect-| 25°i get seems ing just the right tie. Please tell
Savings Bank in Rio} ; Federal Piedras. Mr. Galan Rodriguez, a
BsMr. eo , Jr., som of mon
He never used to do this and
NG
see
the
complete
Reservations
floor
suggested.
“2
ek 4
SAN JUAN
STAR —
August 30, 1960 IT
MnO]
oo
oo
EE
No Bets Warranted By Democratic Lag
ZOO
Ww
Tuesday,
FWD
By
William
WASHINGTON—The
been
at least
5
Democratic
theoretically
White
WARM,
Presidential
injured
by
the
NATIVE
THE
ticket
has
comparative
ho
%
aww
10
doubt
failure
of the
bobtailed session of Congress now drawing angrily toward its close. It would be a great mistake, however, to bet very much that this
};injury
is
necessarily
real
or
enduring.
Equally
dangerous—and
more experienced Republicans both know this and privately is the assumption that the session will automatical- aoe ly
increase
the
Republican
Democratic
claimed
in
they
don’t.
despite
fact
is
relationship does
or
They
academic
this:
may
do
fare
think
in
theories,
any
and
the
~
party
how
Three
that
F
WHITE Party’s
successive
PresSidential
times
this
point
1958
1956,
1954,
Democrats Republican
4 ®
necessary
what
election.
too
feeling,
no
now
Congress
an
much
is
between
in
it
of public
has surely been established. The popular
=
Kennedy.
political
There
whatever
doesn’t
nominee
for over
very poils, by the way, are strongly to accuracy among the Nixon people They wish they could believe the
but
And
polls
Nixon
candidate
early to get any reliable reading and so do the Democrats.)
plain
recent
candidate
Presidential
(These suspect as themselves.
figures,
lead
Presidential
the
stress it— fon ccoscnmg
took Congress in 1954 in the face of the most President in history, Dwight Eisenhower. In 1956,
at the very moment he was piling up a second and even greater land.
BIRTHDAY BLOWOUT—Sen. Lyndon Johnson of Texas, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, leans in close to blow out the candles on a big birthday cake at a surprise party in his honor on Capitol Hill in Washington. Johnson, who is the Senate majority leader, is 52.
Our
Man
(AP
in San
Photo)
Juan
Who Gets What--? By Al Night clubs, like night sticks, fright en me in a way that’s difficult to explai n. Perhaps I'm a hayseed at heart, but while I cover the entertainment beat by choice, when I’m in these after-hours clubs I feel like I lack an authorized membership card. Take the other evening, for example.
My
assignment
was a new
night club show.
I was with two friends. We arrived shortly before showtime, and ordered promptly. My friend asked for rum and soda, the
Dinhofer
his
cheeks vibrated. The waiter next handed me a snifter of brandy. I showed him the
of
my
hand
in
the
manner.
of
a
At
that
very
instant
two
things
torchy
vocal
was
pierced
sandwich
with
and
What did you order this mailer said, painfully balancing ay.
singing
the
the
waiter
arrived
with
a
trayful of drinks. He stood before us with a quizzical expression that implied: Who gets what? “Lemonade for the lady,” I whispe red. The waiter hunted around the crowde d tray.
“Lemonade?”
Jemonade.”
he
table,
__“Rum
and
said. He found no soda My friend
The
questioned.
near-sighted his glasses.
soda some
for the rum
said,
waiter
“I
nodded
on
his
would
tray, like
some
so energetically,
for?” the his heavy
at the maybe sease.
intersection
ducked
had
under
bitten
embarrassing
near
table
my
moment,
No.
47.
may
have
been
momentarily
we called thereafter
Our with
were
on the MORAL:
success
(in
vocalist. All you
this
have
complicated
to do day
to and
be
a
age) is be the right man, at the right the right time—with the right refr place, at eshments for all.
LETTERS
is hardly
the slightest question
himself
the
trouble
of running
at all.
Roosevelt
1854
°
San Juan, P. R.
But
the
point
is that he
does
fixed habit. There
A Secondary” Fact a secondary, but not
is, moreover,
i fact.
inconsiderable,
The
Kennedy-Johnson slate can be reckoned to have been badly damaged only if pne assumes the Democratic convention platform was politically a poor one in the first place. For the impression left by this session is not solely one of the inability of Kennedy and Johnson to bring
off legislation they wanted.
!
An equally strong impression has been that of two young men frustrated in their efforts to implement_a part of that platform
by
“old
seen
guard”
as
Southern
a good
in a more up
coalition
Democrats
or less conservative in a more
and
if a majority
Republicans.
of the
frame
or less liberal
country
of mind.
mood,
This
turns
But
Kennedy
‘will out
be
te
be
if a Majority
and
Johnson
will
then be seen as the victims of stuffy, bad old conservatives. Such
a
circumstance would only increase the determination of the more or less liberal majority to give them a hand. Nixon has known all along that he can’t compete with the Democratic ticket if the public is really going to make its decisions prima-
rily on so-called liberal domestic issues. His bet is that this isn’t how
the public
will decide;
Kennedy’s
bet is that it is.
In a word, nothing basic has changed 3 NA
5
POTOMAC By
SAOMMMMWAWVY
STAR
is a believer Personal
in the
personal-to-
program.
CW
“The
Campaign what-they-means: opposition is up to its
old
smear
tactics.”.. .The !bums.
We thought of that first, they beat us out with it.
You
Jack
next
10
weeks
it won’t
be
ex-
One
big
don’t
hear
much
“New
impression
platform Olympic
American
the
about
Frontier”
away
green
nothing to dispel. oc * = games open in Rome.
-are
expected
win the track events—and sian women the'weight and
lifting.
to
Russhop-
boss
‘boasts
stamps. e*
Senate
raps
both
Nixon
and Kennedy on mefical eare for the aged. Both men vow ‘to be such fearful - leaders, they’ve away
most
Democratie
did
men
ward
neces-
any more. Too many people’| scared thought it was a- new candy bar | lowers.
—an
city
he’s a progressive. Instead of buying votes this fall, hell give The
Kennedy’s
but
see
Nixon says he’d raise taxes if necessary. It’s a bold eamPaign opener. Now he can why
DA.
DMMRWWRWMOMWANG
Bureau
eee
the
DW
FEVER KNEBEL
Washington
Kennedy attacks Nixon for “retreat, defeat, and weakness.” In campaign relations, Kennedy
very. much.
EDN
FLETCHER
ees
|
Congress
not ‘have to depend on that strength. This is precisely why! he has unhesitatingly grasped as his one great opportunity the issues bound up in world affairs—dealing with Khrushchev, keeping the peace. Ticket-splitting as between the Presidency and Congress is a
spend
gratulate it for pointing this out sir A LITTLE FLAPPING Sir: when Senator Chavez and the 1 congratulate the San Juan Star |Fernos Bill Committee came The new traffic law is wonderfor saying in a recent editorial | down here to make statements ful, no horn blowing and mud about Trujillo's friends in Conwhich were equally unrepresen- | flaps on trucks, ete. It’s great to gress that statements made by tative of the feelin gs of the Ameee can a members "ies 7 of Congress d silently, of their should . not . | excep for a ittle \ Ss and flapping. It’s of their democratic more in keeping be regarded always as being rewith the oc| ways, casion. presentative of the feelings of | | J. T. Otere America. 1 wish I could also conThe. Quiet Man
will win
Why these seeming paradoxes? The principal reason is that men are elected for Congress in quite different ways and for quite different reasons than for President. The real and controlling and gut issues are usually local, or at most regional, rather than national and international. A Indeed, if Nixon had to depend on the local strength of the Republican party, Congressional district by district, he probably could save
plaining sary.
CONGRATULATIONS
that they
look.
Or
it was merely an occupational diThere being so many white table-
he
There
In 1958, at a time when every still held the country pretty Congress again.
again this ‘year—regardless of who wins the Presidency. No senior Republican known to this correspondent seriously disputes that out-
turns
there were more eyes watching his delive ry of a sandwich and some drinks than there
I but
an
café,
exactly what we had ordered. He seeme exceedingly proud that for a brief momen d t
misogynist There was
gentleman,”
shorten
snow-blinded. Anyway, the fellow Waiter arrived shortly
‘No
and
as if a mosquito
-
To
I pleaded
my
it turned out the gent with the heavy tray wasn’t our waiter at all.. The club being crowded, he apparently took a wrong turn
cloths,
Then he looked across the table
at the lady like a who had fergotten a long. dry pause
soda.”
“T didn’t,”
ankle.
prettily,
hap-
pened. 1. The vocalist moved across the stage in a manner that brought a pink spotlight directly on our table. 2. The mood
statement, “Turkey Americano!”
lady ordered a lemonade. Having had no dinner, I ordered a turkey sandwich and café, Americano. Moments later, as the vocalist began
traffic
cop, and whispered, “I wanted a turkey sandwich and café, Americano.” “Que?” he asked in a whisper that wasn’t.
of her
|
large palm
Slide victory, they took Congress again. rational political observer agreed he much in his hands, the Democrats won
AW MMA
4
wy
4
WAV SIX) WY
<i
of
their i
“<2
fol-
'
“Volunteers for Kennedy” is an organization with no bylaws.
It’s
all
in-laws.
y
Q—
i
e+*
What
is
stitutional duty To advise and
the
Senate’s
con-
on treaties?” A— repent. *L
a
eps,
sats
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, August 30, 1960
~theSan Juan Star P O., Box 4187, San (450 Comercie st. El
William
J.
Dorvillier
Wiliam
J
Kennedy
Published
morning
Star
except
Sunday
Publishing
Gardner
Cowles.
Jean
Zerbe,
A.
Sabscription
Rates
-
Chairman
Rates
Declaration
United
Of
meeting
Juan,
of
the
Vice
Kditer
R.
Z the | 7
by
States,
Board
(Editor.
Possessions,
Yer.
6
3
Mos s 7.00 $35.00
t
Mos. $ 2.50 $12.00
unfortunate
somewhat
to this students 250 African school this fall, may be ound
.
foreign
a normally sensible man, did arf! inexcusable bull-in-the-china-shop act in an unreasonablé at-
ministers at San Jose, Costa Rica, has silenced effec-
Mr.
James
.
Shepley,
on
leave
3
from
Time-Life
to assist the Nixon campaign, was sent, or went on his own, te the State Department with a p to reconsider. It did. State later said the original
passes but that the Soviet Union flies delegations of foreign stu-
request was understood to be for students from one country only. Later, the answer said, it was
with
area
~
R.
S.
U.S.
a month sieasigeses
tack on Kennedy.
.
the
this
in
to compete
States
Not
Constitution)
childishly
a clear illustration of how difficult it is for the monolithic
hemisphere
and
Atlanta
controversy over who will pay the bill
for transporting country to enter
United
Jose
western
the
conducted
Territories
Mos. $44.00
2
| RAIN In
San
of the
P.
President
Ss 7.00 $133.00 359.00 (Payable in Advance: to other countries on request
.
The
San
3-8400 1
at
Corporation
Executive
Tel. Reguiar
Free From Partisan Politics
Editor-Publisher Managing
every
Student Programs Should Be
Juan. Puerte Rico Imparcial Building)
dents, journalists, or intellectuals
learned
tively all criticism of lack of unity in the American republics in the face of Communist intervention. The
into Moscow. It is planes are ordered
and so the reversed.
are available in any number. There are -hotels, schools, and
The Student Foundation declared had the mioney and was satisfied.
cument
transportation within the country. Foreign student-teacher-writer
Senator Fulbright is after the State Department for its private handling of both the refusal and reversal.
“Declaration of San Jose,” approved by the Organization of American States (OAS) conference, is a doin
the
cold
war.
While it was the United States which asked the foreign ministers to condemn Soviet and-Red Chinese infiltration
into
the
Americas,
tne foreign ministers
on making States
specifically
into
of other republics
the declaration stronger
expected
it
to
be,
or
Cuba,
it was
who
insisted
requested
from
system
the
lustrates
reaffirmed
that
the
students
the
of
attempt
“the
rejected
much as that attempt is capable of destroying hemispheric unity and jeopardizing the peace and ‘security of the hemisphere.”
to
solidify
the
links
republics
peoples.
This
of unity
in defense
Communism
that
into
join
one
program.can by
a
the
family
best
and
of
realize
of hemispheric
sound
members
of
the
promise
freedom
extensive
the
democratic
drive
against to
raise
the economy ef the republics to a level of decency. We did it in Europe through the Marshall Plan. ‘We can do it in our own hemisphere new, without delay. The republics of the Americas, in condemning indirectly Cuba’s courtship with Khrushchev, gave the
lie to the “hate
America”
propaganda
as spread
by
the Communists. It should not be taken, however, as an unqualified endorsement by the same republics of United States policy in the Americas. We have been wrong in many facets of our foreign policy with our southern neighbors. We can, and we must, in view of the San Jose demonstration of adherence to a mutual defense policy against Communist penetration, strengthen our policies and implement them firmly, consistently, and quickly enough to help our neighbors achieve the economic stability that will make of this hemisphere an' impregnable bastion against the Communist drive for world domination.
A
Busy
Autumn
A
The Christian Action Party (CAP) will be on the ballot in November with the Republican Statehood Party, the Popular Democratic Party, the Independence Party and, in nine precincts of greater San Juan, the Voice of Puerto Rico Party, a second independence party. This closes the book for eligible contenders for the 1960 electoral positions in the government.
Put them now
all together and it spells politics from
until election
day,
a period
of trial for the
citizen
and a time when all politicians will face the test of how well they respect the intelligence of the voter. For the voter is much more intelligent than some politicians think. He will want to know many things, and among them will be: 1. Does your party propose to give us a political status alone, or does it define elearly what it will do, if elected, about the many indispensable daily needs of our people? 2. Will your party carry out a program of public improvements in schools, hospitals, highways, and essential services to keep pace with the fast growing needs of a progressive community? ' 3. Does your party haye men and women qualified in ability, in depth and in dedication to assure us sustained progress? . When five parties campaign, there will be a sub-
stantial volume of sound. We hope the words will have substance, for if they don’t we feel confident the voters will resent them and cast their votes arms
*
+
f
» >
7 £8it
to
-
countries
the
position
it
already
into
bring
off
vel expense of 250 students give
ear
their
to the taxpayer
distant
State Department
diate and comprehensive program of hemisperic action
American
must
from
imme-
an
initiate
to
Jose
San
at
meeting
government
our
inspire
OAS
the
of
results
The
Union
and
and
homes.
Air
travel
was the one way. Military planes wouldn’t do. Flying Air Force planes into African airfields would have had the Russians and pro-Soviet Africans hysterical with charges of espionage, map-making, blackmail, invasion, and so on. Commercial planes were the only answer. Roundtrip fares to Africa come high.
Sino-Soviet powers to make use of the political, .economic or social situation of any. American state, inas-
should
Soviet
numerically
several
to the watchful eyes of the political opposition. A sum of $100,000 was needed te bring the 250
Inter-
“is incompatible with any form of
and
totalitarianism,”
the
from found
several African nations ilproblems of a onmonolithic
the
which
to
run
‘thousands. own attempt
7? nation
declaration
American
the ‘
than the United
meeting.
The
delegations
annually
was
i
importance
come
mgney
BER Hg abst
tremendous
’
they would
SE
of
simple. The sent. They
Uninterested
The State Department turned down the appeal by the African-American Student Foundation. Jackie Robinson, one-time Brooklyn baseball star, who has made the Foundation appealed then to Sen. Jack Kennedy.
a project, He report-
ed, after imvestigation, that the Joseph P. Ken nedy, Jr., Foundation would provide the $100,000. (The Foundation is named for the Senator’s
brother who was killed in the Second World War.) caused
This
leaders
Republican
to leap
as if
Stung bythe legendary bee. They began te cry politics and to charge there was an effort te buy the Negro vote. Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania,
fact
that
political
worthy
we
must
tempest
encourage
over
of those who
the
have
250
made
exchange. students
The is
un-
it.
LETTERS NO
STATEHOOD
VOTE
Sir: Regarding
the
Messrs.
Enrique
Julian
McConnie,
statements
Luge let
of
Puerto
Rieans
statehood
are
they
lack
Silva
and
weight
the
me
say
needs
badly.
that I think Citizens for State 51 would do well tod suspend
advocate unsound and
the
depth
statehood It
is
and
cause
plain
to
cite law they should either call for a plebiscite or stop: making noise. Their insisting on a “State-
see that some statehooders are principally interested in political power and getting their hands at the budget. Others suffer from inferiority and insecurity com-
hood
plexes.
operations.
yes
cratic
With
or no”
the
new
vote
in our case
plebis-
is undemo-
and
it sounds
too much like an excuse. I believe that statehood should not be pursued any longer. Here
Still others
are being
TODAY’S
BEST
are just a few of the many reasons I have for thinking so: 1. Economically,
would would attract
statehood
mean ruin since we no longer be able to industries
by
reason
of Federal tax exemption. Another blow we could hardly bear would be paying Federal taxes in addition to the ones we
pay now.
. Culturally, statehood would bring an end to our Latin civilization.
become great
Should
members family
of
we
ever
of
that
states,
it
would not be right to insist on having a separate culture. . Emotionally, it would be as unnatural as if the United
States, Pamama or Canada wanted to become Brazil. We like the Americans but we
are
Puerto
Ricans,
very
proud of our heritage, and trying to become something else would be pathetic.
4 ‘The ‘basic reasons why some-
NORWAY Arvid Andreassen
3-30
fashionable and you can tell at once they are thoroughly May I, therefore, suggest that Citizens for State 51 close up shop until there should be such profound, revolutionary changes in Puerto Rico, that statehoed would become desirable? *
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Carlsens
Va. Their daugh-
Maria
flower
Gloria
girl
at
Tristani
her
cousin’s
wedding. The bride was employed at the American Embassy in Madrid, Spain, where the bridegroom is in business. After their honeymoon, the young couple will be at heme to their friends at 18 Zurbaran in Madrid...Chanees are if you need
a
doctor
this
coming
Lake,
Jesse
James
you
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The
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sociated graphy,
a
special
to
the
V.P.
ADT
agency,
of
to on
the
assistant
protection
final
stages
of
the inauguration holdup and fire
alarm service throughout the island. ADT will begin operations
on the island Oct. 1...Capt. and Mrs. Vincent Van Dam, USN, spent Saturday in San Juan visiting friends and I was delighted to join them for cocktails and dinner before they headed back to their “country” home bin Roosevelt Roads Naval StaenterFernandez tion.. Eddie at
cocktai
ex-STAR
at
his
is now asFo-
spent
Sunday
homé,
the
friends
his
of
p
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tained
a kayo
Moscoso,
of
is in
his survey for of a burglary,
with Popular PhotoZiff publication in
NYC...Teodore
Allentown,
Doodley,
in style of lead folHow-
reporter-photogravher,
in
W.
A tough, with con-
fed opponents
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Pa...
civilian
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in
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Hotel...A
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a
de-
manoeuvering
limbs, experienced advaneing stormily
held
Danbeing
is as
fighters
be
former Army “resident” ny Stinner, now practicing
Art
program
the
Juan
to
from
Bangkek,
world of Dhonburi. solid fighter machine
afternoon
after
the
afternoon
group
swimming
at the Condado Beach Hotel peol. After cocktails they headed
for
"Esquife”
and
the
island’s
most famous fried chicken... mento Administrator and SabiSegarra, popular man no Valdés, President of the P.R. “Titin” Manufacturers Assn., will be around town, is ill at the Au hosts for cocktails from 7:30 p.m. xilio Mutuo hospital in Santuruntil 9:30 p.m. in the Isla Ver-|ce ..Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rumley of Baton Rouge, La. visiting de Room of the Hotel San Juan to celebrate
Sidney Poitier
the
forthcoming
opening
Second
of the
Furniture
the with
is associated
island. Rumley the
Baton
Rouge
Advocate.
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5:00-—(2) (6) 5:30-(2) (4)
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Miss Universe Being Sued For Breach Of Contract
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when Linda won the Miss Universe
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mother
says
that’s
the most
culous thing she ever Miss Ruth Tolman,
modeling
Miss
school and handles
Universe
contest
in
parade
a
request
for
the
Utah,
was free to do whatever ed to de on July 24.
entering
18-year-old
ed no ment Linda
memorating
contest. Linda
the
arrival
of
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Mormon pioneers in the Salt Lake teld
the
AP
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contract
Linda
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had
Miami month,
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she
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this
Miss Tolman automatically expired
Diario
wish-
statement that the agreeautomatically expired if won the Miss Universe
leaves
Valley. Linda did not ride in the parade. mother
she
Miss Tolman said the agreement Linda signed with her before
beauty to ride in the Days of °47 parade in Salt Lake City July 24. That’s an annual parade com-
the
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Musical
.
Miss Tolman said she talked with the Miss Universe office in New York and was told that. Linda
the
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was then Universe
Beauty Pageant Inc. in New York and that she could not be in the
ridi-
heard of. who runs
was committed to be in Hollywood that day. Mrs. Charles Bement - said
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the main event thusly: “Highlight of Loogdhon Camp, the marvelous creature of fighting
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the
Juan, who also atwedding held
in Georgetown,
Army
been
F.
Burton
and is
U.S.
have
for promotion to lieutenant colonel—Majors G. P. Hefley, Wil-
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— Tuesday; August 30, 1960 THE SAN JUAN STAR
Potsdam
States
United
Warned
Eden
Churchill,
Papers
Of Red Duplicity At Potsdam Conference NOTE:
This
the, ligious, hostility
is
ef
the
Potsdam
July,
1945,
ean,
British
ef
Conference
the Ameri-| share”
at which
World
and
War
Churchill When
of
Russian
When Stalin then proposed a the vote would be only for or British forees, Mr. Churchill redeclaration—to cover against a set list. This did- not plied coolly that this would be broader countries” and not just meet the British idea of\demoperfectly all right—if the So “all viets would let Western officers Spain, but obviously still aimed crcicy..... into their zone of Germany to at Spain—Mr. Churchill waded On July 24, the Big Three
economic or politieal of Western neighbors.”
Stalls
Stalin,
Reds
pressing
of the German
for
“his
navy
and
in
allies
II discussed
settlements. By
KNEBEL
CHARLES
BAILEY
STAR
Washingten
|
World
War
sit
lished
“Potsdam historical
if
their
allies
that
Mr.
lay
by
Ame-
| ricans.” | Mr. Eden,
also,
quick
with
|the
The
Churchill
was
\slav
on
post-war
Russia’s
In
early
eame
June,
sion for Mr. Ambassador
liberated
E.
at
Davies
State fight,
had
in
to
nion
was
upon
the
the
Soviets.
on: |}
that
we
good
peace 2.
of
for
rely
the
a_
So
with
West-
Europe as goed neighbors not seek to proselytize Eu-
rope, to consistent
against Ke
implacable
fleet,
Spain,
the
into
When
Stalin
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Franco
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that you soon have a surplus, too.
terms of the other fellow. This is
friend
mind
to. P.M.
a
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that
you
20)
necessary.
friends,
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the
find out ally. Be
fine
FORECAST
TENDENCIES:
certainly
day
day
what sure
for
when
This
you
does not suit you think in
being
careful
not
te do anything to upset your “ene and only” tonight. Be gentle. ARIES
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(March
A.M.
you
21
to April
have
every
19)
op-
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according
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TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) You can reach a better under-
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with
personal
advisors
in both affairs.
business
and
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to
June
is
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(Sept. start out
23
to
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upswing
of your
early
Oct.
and
life
22) in
to-
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July 21) By using new methods in the performange of your daily tasks, you now get the results you have long wished for. P.M. be gentle or you disturb a good
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“Mr. Byrnes asked whether the British Empire had been consulted regarding elections in
refused.
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UNGULLIBLES—Sir Anthony Eden and Sir Winston “Mr. Molotov stated that there Churchill, whe at the Potsdam Conference repeatedly warned their United States allies that the Soviet leaders was no doubt of free elections were experts at the double-cross and not to be trusted. | in Romania and Bulgaria which
practical
structure. To
ern and
opi-
could
faith
viet leaders: 1. To work
My
“All
putes of the conference. The two Westerners were operating as a team here:
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as
that
given
rebuttals
and
he said, “If a Govern
VyacheJames
with
Three-Way United States
“I wished to give him my judgment
once
posal fact.”
ill “became vehement and even violent in his criticisms of the
went
When
Churchill
that the British mission in Romania was shut in by “an iron fence,” Mr. Stalin snapped back:
into a long arguconditions in the
with some he would
Greece
special mis-
report
and
remarks
“Eden ed that
Truman. The former to Moscew reported
Davies’
democratic.”
restraint:
to the President that Mr. Church-
Mr.
not
is
countries.
Eden’s
that
Soviet armies and officials the re-occupied areas.”
is
ment
of
in The official minutes Potsdam papers record
intentions.
on a
ment
Foreign
Eden,
Molotov
Byrnes—got ment about
opinions in Government
Joseph
to London
M.
was
three
|Ministers—Mr.
and
aware
divided States
needle.
been
quick
when
and
had
ahead.
there were the United
matter,
drew
man
Presi-
drafting
States
disappointment
double-crossing
recall
this
subject
Bulgaria,
Italy. Mr.
attached much
British—
United
to
had
The
Roumania,
from
to observe
agreement...The
again.
to
Stalin
Churchill
correctly,
Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Foreign Minister Anthony | Eden—are shown _ repeatedly warning
Mr.
predecessor
I
lthe
con-
te
as Fa Aa
PEPER
the
court,”
importance
account.
messages,
and
had
him.
dent’s
proceedings, position-| advanee documents and |
secret
a
Yalta
tell the | 4
Repeated Warnings Throughout the file of
ference papers,
Mr.
he
met
reverted
with .great respect that the United States was very interested in the carrying out of the
be of
story in verbatim quotes more | | dramatically than could any hind- |
sight
and
that
He said he “wished
unpub-
papers”
“as
rebuked
II.
still-confidential
Yugoslavia
announced
inqube
SAGITTARIUS
Dec.
21)
This
(Nov.
is
one
22
of
statement. “Mr. Eden pointed out the difference between Greece, where
all
parties
act in such
participate Bulgaria,
to
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peaceful world could from the wreckage
leaders
not come to Potsdam to “waste time listening to complaints” or
Bureau
that a rebuilt
irony.
dispute arose over defreedom in Communist-
Truman
WASHINGTON—The Potsdam Conference ip July, 1954, marked the end of America’s illusion |
The
biting
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socially,
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P.
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not
20 to March
20)
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1
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Las
Marias,
or #1
Santurce.
2842
92
AIRC ONDITIONED
ished.
suitable
APARTMENT,
for 2.
Near
furn-
beach,
trans-
& shopping. Quiet 2-4219. 8 Place, upstairs. Available Aug.
26
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RIF
will
one
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Patser,
—
2
| | bath
} | 2812
3238.
= Built-in
Hato Rey, $140—$t50.
one
3-3788
%,
HILTON:
Completely
Year's
lease
required
Telephone
3 37388
i
2
SEE FRANCISCUS ADVERTISEMENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT SECTION
910
—
3
bedrooms
laundry, garden.
prepar-
trees.
O8
double car. $265, year’s .
UNFURNISHED
3
house, fully aircenditioned & Carport. big yard bate fruit
Close
to
Metr
Center, Commonweaith 2-0500, after 6 6-3508. 2883
School.
Gan
days
:
831
4 BEDROOM HOUSE, one half acre sarden. fenced. Telephone- Kelly, 7-3490, office
hours.
2828
}
BUCARE:
91
Very attractive furnished or 3
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home
in
lovely
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| $300
monthty
| Parker,
om
office
| 2841 UNFURNISHED
year’s
33788,
lease.
Telephone
home
2-8840.
| ovit
22
je E26
| ———W-
| kitchen,
laundry,
| hot- water,
from
65th
2789
APARTMENT,
Ocean
Park | THREE
maid’s
garage,
93
room,
screens.
phone,
Large
Infantry
yard
6-3141,
:
a
—
7
2786
PM.
WANTED
TO
RENT
INCOME
beach
Ponce
8 1244.
94
FOR
-CORAZON
bedrooms,
3
baths,
SALE Street
living.
Call
#462.
dining,
dry. interior porch, 2 garages. quarters ali air conditioned.
3
Servant’s 910 sq.
bedroom
home.
B&B. P.: Beautiful airconditioned bed-
2752
Call
FRANCISCO 1.500
LA WINDS
~niful Spanish Mansion. Convey 1 Kooms with private some 4+. onditioned. Reasonable. Mis Rossen — 2-5847
bath,
2812
930
ANi}i1's
(EST
GOUSE,
In
tovety
Mira 1s. wih nice ocean view. Near Carin sisi and Condado Hotels. Cooi, -uv rooms Reasonable Rates. iy Building, Pence de Leén rioot, Apartment 401-402, Mrs. Vea 1174
2, 39$ UF
ASH! 112¢Roop
or
WOUSE __ eeuest House. Aculord Avenue, Condado. 1 tficlency apartments. Maid
semis with reside:
4h
Specs ing
and
tu
a:
creened doditioning section Une
(©i4n%.d0
guides
C6:
4
dition hot Nea
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ner
travel Concha
Personal
3-6231
Mauret,
and
Manager
PARQUE
fully ‘5.
La
Hotels.
De
ANCE
+
couptes from
Telephones
Aanie
BAR(
for
block
Beach
Ws
2-792. 2 30:
Hot water. Some Best hotet and Beach tacitities
angements
159,
decorated
Phone
aircen-
de
Con. UF
.
SADA
A
1,
} ant
2
>
» kitchenettes
near
re
served,
"ON (
e dado
@
CUEST
restaur-
2844
Guest
House
-
One | BEACH
Cacique 2579 tin
St.
2071,
Santurce.
BUFFERS
aave
remodetea
‘ag. oid beach tome, and now cooms, all with private bath, witb
private
patio,
some
air
Qne minute to beach and $7.50 single, $10. double ‘actude complete oad. near San
Call 382
charm.
offer some
conditioned
bus. Ali
From rates
breakfast. Isla Verde Juan l[mtercontinental
9-0149,
UF
MAISON BLANCYE Guist frouse. Doubie and single atr cuaditioned rooms with
bath
Near
beach
Sun
terraces.
77
Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Beatriz Racini, Tele. phone 3-2936 402 UF
water
winds. becue 3-233L
oa the
Airconditioning by the trade Breakfast included. Qutdoor bar-
at
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dispesal
1850
Atlantic,
1384
UF
| (SLAND AOUSK 1017 Ashford a } informal, oceanfront guesthouse | ne o tuxucy hotel area. Large terrace famg the sea, with private stairway to
seach roms.
HOUSE
—
with efCabassa. $24
Spacious, modera, airconditioned From $9 single - $14 double, an excellent breakfast’ Phone
1864
UF ANA'S
—
RIO
COTTAGES
kitchenette
&
— furnished.
maid
service.
5
min.
to
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lot,
3 bedrooms,
PIEDEAS
4 min. walk to University. $3 up, over $8. per room. Breakfast served. ie Gonzalez St., 61432,
net
WHITE TOWER Guest House — Your modern address while in San Juan. See the lovely Lourdes Grotto across our terraces & tropical fruit garden. All rooms airconditioned,
screened.
served.
1706
Plenty
of
hot
(off
251
@OUSE
—-
water. Private & semi-private baths. Private beach facilities. Guided tours. Kitchenette & maid service. Breakfast San La
2-8765.
Jorge),
Pumarada
Santurce.
| PROVEDENCIA
Reasonablble e rates.
| GUES1
Parque 153 Near beaches, restaurants, theatres, busses. Sun terrace, all airconditioned rooms. Cooking facilities. For information, call 29352 or 2.1897 or write Box 12384 Loiza Station, Santurce. 1351
AUNT ‘amily served
UF
JENNY’S: Guest Touse atmosphere. Delicious 1859
McCleary
Ave.
wilh a meals
Tel
3-6802 UP
600
TAFT GUESr MOUSE — faft 53 Each room with private bath, airconditioned; hot and cold water, independent entrance
Special 06.
cates
by
the
month.
2-0887
Kitchen
GUEST
HOUSE,
606
Ashford 2598
1106.
aitioned. Couthirds,
Rates from 2-3994,
$4
single.
335
FOR CLASSIFIEDS. Tel. 3-8254
pere
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References
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Nicest
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residentiat
108
Doncelia
Santurce.
WANTED
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oe
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im
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K 67291
Rio
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No. 25 Norre Gade, Charldtte Amalie, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
SALE
BAERANQUITAS - From one acre to 400. Travel. observe. Select yours. Reasonable prices. Please phone AM - 10 Barranguitas, 2001 Aibonito. A. BLANCO.
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PROPERTY
95
FARMS
LOT
Caguas
meter
Saturday 2763
9 APARTMENT building, renting 14% clear on investment after taxes & in terest. Mertgage $15,000 at 6%. Near University & busses. Hyde Park, Rio Piedras. Information Tel. 2-0452 or 8-1269.
Approx. 17,000 sq. ft. - uptown Cha» lotte Amalie. Choice Commercial or Residential Development Area. Cam necting
Main
Street
and
Area. Owner reserves ject any, or ali offers.
RENT
For
information
St.
830
Thomas,
Virgin
Waterfront
right
write
Norre Gade Property c/o Box 386
6.25 ACRES, modern house, 3 bedrooms, 2 diningrooms, kitchen, bath. hot water. Guaynabo Road going to Caruas. 36969
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roam
bath,
near
Punta 1691
2
built-in cabinets, porch. double Information 38365, or Avenida
UF COLONIAL
roonts,
it
section,
bath. water
heater, earport.
921
furnished
6-6989.
baths, servant’s quarters with enormous living-diming, screens,
linens,
2755 1020
og
to beach, hotels, restarea. Private entrance,
air coodsoned rooms, some ficrencs. Sun patio, 2-4026. Miss
-
Private and semi-private paths, kitcheo facilities. Hot water. 2 biecks from busses, shopping. 3-1481 Mrs. Z C. Steffens,
9 L175
916
WASH Watkirs auram
\
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ho
4
ROSA
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CASA
block from beach, residential section Ati airconditioned double and single rooms
from
T
— Violeta G—10, corner meter
meters
DONCELLA GUEST ROUSE - 500 yards from beautiful beach ‘ Airconditioned.
at
Diego.
RENT
200
Furnished
private
EXCLUSIVE PEREZ MO8BIS. Modern 4 bedroom home, living. diningroom, modern kitchen, 3 baths. maid’s room,
De
FOS -—
Available September 15th. must. Telephone 2-5110.
reoms, 2 car earport, maid‘s room & bath, other modern facilities. Near Model School. Will take 2nd mortgage. Immediate possession. Open for inspection. Call 3_2375. 2824 92 a ig ee
garage.
Suaren i
Private bath & entrance, biock from La Coneha & beach. Monthly or weekly. 1156 Magdalena, Tel. 2-9473. ; 2810 oT son,
carport, 76
Arroyo
us
CONDAPO:
NEVABES, 17 R24, 3
Woolworth Biig. Stop 17% Santurce, Mr.
AIRCONDITIONED
910
St.
to
Call
2830
4
2827
SAN
Ave.
}
LOCATED
1]
2 blocks from San Juan Hotel. 2 blocks frora beach. $32,000. Call 90145.
VILLA home,
i
NICELY
ROOMS
$5 Modern
an
642
2815
MIRAMAR: 2 buiidings, couid be adapted for offices or guest house. Corner lot 800 sq. mt. Reasonabie price. Telephone 2-1463 2693 91
(2ADE
Leon
Moderate rent. — Tel. 2-2340.
2-3108.
VERDE:
or
laun-
2894 ISLA:
doctor
830 | Hotel La Concha. Condado. Cool, —| some. comfortably furnished room Private bath. Moderate rates. 1154 Magdalena Ave. Phone 2-2883
2853
—
de
for
roaenenke
Comerio P. R. Tel.
COMFORTABLE,
3-8372.
building.
Center,
Martinez
OPPOETUNITY
@OUSES
al
RENT
new
Shopping
105 Calle Bayamon,
EXECUTIVE & FAMILY of 6 desire unfurnished apartment or house with 2 baths & 3 or 4 bedrooms, within walking distamce of Robi hool Tel
mts.
OFFICES,
john
910
SAGRADO
foe
FOR
rent, good opportunity American firm. Call:
LOST
-
BRAKE ee ean
Room)
‘
MODERN
Bayamon
RENT
3-3506
on
|;
PER (PERSON
OFFICES
Hospital 2616
HOTEL
Sundays
Cae, PARKING . Melia, Owner-Manager
Juan
yard,
Real Estate can rent and houses te good te you immediately tose no rent income tenanis. Problems next to Presbyterian
830
telephone
(1 air-
Large
&
a
a passa
living-dining,
garage.
8-0617.
BEDROOMS.
| snformation 831 | 2529
L se
vi-w
2817
91
bedroom screened.
:
2-5852.
other
2891
baths,
$5.50
=
RATES
Saturaays
Tw
because Franciscus your apartments tenants at no cost after vacated) Yeu while looking for avoided. 3 Nairn
roem,
equipped kitchen, port; half acre lease. 2-2314.
re-
mic
839
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HOUSES FOR RENT
MARIA
2
phone,
SPECIAL
Fridays,
fruit trees. 2 yr. lease. Unfurnished or partly furmisned. Monterrey, Rio Piedras
2 fulty furnished apartments,
ed for air conditioning, 2 baths, bedroom with bath downstairs,
stove,
2867
cali 6-6793.
831
SANTA
kitchen,
PONCE” at MELIA
A FIRST CLASS COMMERCTAI
Unfurn
‘ 4 '
i
IN
Stoy HOTE!
56-0645.
living-dining, car. furnished. 1 bedroom, livingroom, bath, | port, etc. Unfurnished. Has stove. Calle kitchenette. For adults,no pets. Includes | Cordova 6568 Puerto Nuevo. Reatal $90.° utilities. Call 2-7823 after
2
Screens.
830
92 Block
_
BEACH
Futuramic
| conditioned),
water cabinets, porch, launBolivia 78, Urb. Pi-
2615
R20.
— HILLTOP HOME. panoramic mountains & ‘eceen. @ hedcoors
_
2754
Block
27900
apartments,|
or
WHEN
$125 +s
wae neal bela gta icles race, lawn, Re . Inferma | San Gerardo, Cupey Alto.
stove,
1:30-6:00
new.
—
GERARDO:
built-in
— 3. bedroom resiairconditioned studio at Altamira mear Garden Hills — in new building near La | dence includes screens, -refrigerator, etectrie Beautifully furnished ia | | Washer and stove, hot water, one air Year's lease. Telephone conditioned room - Phone 8.2465,
CARIBE
| | Parker,
Exi. ses
Call
BEDROOM
Cupey, Block c- 18. baths, fully gquipped
{
Tt
HOTELS
ished 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living-dining,
‘urnished ater cgnditioned 3 bedroom, 2)| PARTLY FURNISHED 3 bedrooms, 2 | bath apartment with maid’s room ahd | baths, separaie living & dining with bar,
9
5-
stove, modern $140 Tel. 6 1396 g2t
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office
| Ne AR j
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kitchen with water heater.
CONDADO: L room and bath Concha Hote Danish Modern.
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STAR
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Parking.
immediately |
JUAN
D
11
ANA. Rio Piedras: 3 bedrooms, | bath, living dining, frent porch,
Monday
able fer only ertion | |
830
SANTA closets,
before |
requested
THREE
unfurnished
submitted |
for are
3
terrace,
tuxury apartments for decorated. one of city’s
most exclusive monthly basis,
by
neizh-|
3-8254 DIRECT LINE.
RENT
-
SAN
| newly decorated. 3 bedrooms, porches, etc. Parking. Near Swiss Chalet. Rent $225. Call Mrs. Denton, 90278.
91
portation Yardley
weekdays,
quiet
~ as
Seas
FURNISHED
submit-
on day
weckly,| :
| CONDADO:
for
COME
MARIAS:
screens,
OCEAN FRONT rent Béautifully
business day ordered ad
be
must
daily,
located.
FOR
evenings. | kitchen, carport. Porch. Brand 91} monthly. Call 3-9660 Nieves. 2893
2 bedrooms, linen,
centrally
occupied.
fiero, Rent 2795
2
omce
noon
HOUSES
spacious | SAN GERARDO, view, 1|3 bedrooms, 1%
3-7732
Hot water,
heater, mahogany dry. Unfurnished.
or
2773 »
Call
Moderate
rates.
&
Never
RENT
conditioned bedroom, etc. Screens, service; for adults. Monthly basis. Cacique, 3-3091 2792
3
DEADLINES 32.
TWO
Lake avail-
3-6725. 2889
TYPE
be
the An
for
terian Hospitalon beach. SON 9:BWaJ11. 3:00-6:00.
type
ordinary
ORDINARY
s\lations
Lots
apartments
Caoba 3
Commercial
rent.
furnished and unfurnished.) FRANCISCUS | REAL ESTATE, 3 Nairn, next to Presby-
as
as
service.
porhood,
ordinary
SAME
2 lines
com
929
BEACH O
istand|
tor first mortgages. Bex 723, Roosevelt,
best
pt.
RATE
offers
$125.
FURNISHED
| monthly
Save Time And Money
dinary type
SAME
or
APART MENTS
SAME RATE as 5 lines or-
t 0.
Ty92
sale
able write 2802
| |
insertion, set 5%
INC.
gucst houses. commercial projects. and beach front properties. Money
1960;
below)
N
| FULLY
FOR-SENT
Unfurnished, large Ocean and lagoon
estate service. Houses & lots , 230 best sidential sections of iiecopotien Area: San Fran eres
the
or
line)
to solid
#i
August 30, 1960
cisco. Samta Maria, Villa Caparra, tail wervice OF Gantees oe Garden Hills. San Patricio, Baldrich, ‘ : ae Hyde Park. Ponce. Mayaguez and all | 067 Condado St. Weekly rates. =
18!.18) 17).17].17].16].15).14 | ace charged for, 3 lines- | arge
| CONDADO: | rooms,
3.8372
REALTY.
pleie real ¢ San TNou
|
Consecu
per
you and
$28 | maid
CINTRON
3) 4f 5} 6, 15) 30
words
— Tuesday,
APARIMENTS
TO
.
AUGUST
3.3506.
2269
Rais & Information | iM Line Fase. frons
STAR
protit-minded professional operation has | bedroom, sold over $4.000.060.00 worth of property | 2895 this year. 3 Nairn. next to Presbyterian |
Hospital.
Ct ASSIFIED ADS
ESTATE
FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE saves time and money. Success-oriented
Van Juan Star |
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JUAN
CLASSIFIEDS:
-8400
EPeecsive
SAN
4 f
ae
TUE
149.
2783
WANTED
AM
at
M
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Hm.
3.
6-2560,
Km.
3
& §,
65th
WANTED
@ice, 2822
or
*
FIAT 1100 — 1959 model, 4 door., white walis, radio, LIKE NEW. Onty $2100. Tel: 2-7162.
2631
TV
.
Cart
:
Near
CLOSING
sale: HEP,
recovery-
-
DOMESTIC
Juan
HELP
SS
miles.
Los
1
yr.
in
WANTED
P.
R.
90320
CORONET,
4
door.
Fer
Selvent
recovery
FOR
1958
83) HOTPOINT
STOVE.
electric.
3%’.
HE-FI, $150: dining room set, $250; Frigidaire $75; dinette set, $40; living room set, $200. large nylon rug, 12 x 23. $150. S-56 Nogal St., Lomas Verdes, Bayamon.
or
2796
This
831
BEDEOOM.
DININGROOM
1956 Oldsmobile 88, power FOR SALE: steering and brakes, air conditioning, excellent condition: Best offer over due.
Cortact
A.
E.
Segel-
phone
1959 V-8 «4 door FORD, power steering. power brakes, and radio. Excellent condition. 2015 Bayamon. 2776 96 EXCEPTIONAL
ONLY $500 PLUS BANK BALANCE forl$57 Buick Station Wagon Top Condition. 3-8554 days, 39-1218 nights. 2883
AUTO
AFB
CONDITIONING
3-0778
or
cars.
Inquire
auto
air
end
Mediavilla’s 53,
2814
FRANK: Meet you at the race track Wednesday. Couldn't reach you by phone. But natch! SAMMY.
PHONE
into operCheveolet.
Stop
2%,
conditioners
American.
3-8400 FOR ALL LINES INTO
for
Gooo
Machine Hato
Rey
265 TRUCKS
FOR
SALE
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE: 1990 FORD flatbed dump truck. NEVER USED Cali 2015, Bayamon. 2775 96
For
Ads:
Clasifieds eee
st
eres eee ae
PETS
16, Santa
ows
comfortable
TOO
CAN
or any world-
LEARN
other
SPANISH -
—
YACHT or
HAVEN, ST. THOMAS phone 903, Ext. 9
SPEEDWRITING '
B36
LAPSTEAKE
“BARBOUR”
SHOT 2Ra NC 120 wem im 6 weeks. School of Speedwriting, The Benedt«t Schools, Santuree. 75 De Diese
bvai.
Aguadilia 2769
-
1501
or
FOR
STEINWAY GRAND — tropicalized. Call
Telephone 7
2720
%
'
PIANOS
Maria
Street. 2720
1505.
3-5144.
.
B29
98
SALE mahogany
PIANO, 3-8245. ~
Pest Control Services)” Control of insects, rats
- also industria)
services
Remington,
etc.
We AO. from
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O28
Smith meccrie Moters, in sizes 1/3 H.-P. te 800 HP. Highest quai-
ity at attractive prices. ; Sucesores, Box 3669 San 2465
siz
COND.
JVAN
HANDLING
REPAIRS
juan,
SERVICE
3-1396.
fences,
VALUES:
(12°
RESIDENTIAL
12°)
capabie
bathrooms,
ete.
Ext.
TABLES
GOSPITAL
317
25511, 1872
COMMEXUIA: reagor
MARY paimz.
quel
CA 7-728
914
si-
sta
Juan
3-0188.
$2 BUREAUS
wie
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SUPPLIES SUPPLY
COMPANS
supplies anc Oxygen «its
«=Fertaieca = 8&t.,
3-3102
| COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTR! 4: r AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION -
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BUREAU:
-ompetent Agency in Latin Night Patrols, Bodyguards,
Unifermed Guards, Payrell Escort, Con. fidential investigation, 1072 Fernandez Jancos Ave: Tel. Santurce 2.5282, Caguas 4231 Ahem
&
- men
PLUMBING
*
Engineering
PIANOS — DIRECT from factors. $425 0 ful keyboard. Treated fer tropics anc | . Fully guaranteed. Also rem for } | $12.00 monthly. Musical Trading Co., t 1853 Ponce de Leon Ave., Santurce Te! | en
&
HOUR
Tei.
2-2726.
1057.
Santurce
2.2067
218
SCREENS | SCREENS. AWNINGS, doors. Wincdens, bathtub esclosures, “picture windo.. '. best quality aleminum. Pas.nent cacil-
Ponce
ities ~
te
=
Estates
3 years.
Call
us
ation for consultation and
ARE YUU going te move? Use the oes! service iw Puerto Rice. Unitec States. Spain, Germany. Japan. Packing crating, storage, shipping. Agent ot US Yas Limes, inc. Cali & fa No.
SERVICE $k
STORAGE
Bolsa
Speciotists
on all makes Phone 2-3013 Ext.
| | 2858
MOVING: WHO moves you w im portant as where you move. ims, packing, shipping and storage of fur nitare CW. SIEGMUND, Villa Prades Deveiepment. Rie Piedras) Tei 63012 cS] Uv
Leén 274
24 \
MOVING
La
fhe most America.
able rates, TER’S high mak
"GENERAL COOLING (0.
UPHOLSTERY
CONTINENTAL OSTEUTIVE
Continental
163)
TRE
:
San
at
2644
DETECTIVE
ey 7
204.
offers complete dispensary equipment. First a &
NOW ¥OU CAN GET your ciothes dry 330 Insular even on rainy days or nights Distributors is holding a Special Dryer 1 Sale during August. You get free # portyou Cooler with each dryer able Air purchase. or an electric ironer. if you durdryer buy a washing machine and a ing this sale. Other free appliances to choose from when you buy a dryer at Insular Distributors, Munoz Rivera 875, Rie Piedras; State Road No 2. Km. 7. Villa Caparra, and Calle Villa 123, Ponce 9 2539
Service,
Sri
$985:
2-105L.
holstery
BLECTRONIC
PAINTING |
Carperts
x
HOSPITAL
YOUR CHOICE of fabries and colors. Make your furniture new and distinctive Highest quality custom work, modern rates, Reasonabie and antique styling. estimates by appointment. Panet Up-
©
&
low prices. We handle plats. UnivHome Imprevement Corp., 7-2092.
2-3013 2851
weman continental Mature. hands fato baby-sit for responsible wishes Available mi ilies. Reliable. experienced. and afternoons week, a 7 days 2-8122 after hi R ble rates. i: . 2 PM. 2831
CUSTOM
5
porches,
milar ersal
SITTERS
Cruz,
werd
equipment. Will set uv your ¢ 956 Verde, Bayamon OPEFCR
93 |
COMPARE THESE $595; Extra rooms
repairs aii dishwashers.
in
- ae
HOME IMPROVEMENT
electrie ranges, and gas stoves Same day service Guarantee on parts. Cal 68-1804 or 81012 uF 1279
esq.
FOODS
se svs.
|. Gales. and Service
‘eso
APPLIANCE SERVIGE
BANQUET
.
2520
OF
CHILDEEN
R.
Dist. Health Food NATURA PRODUCT Store. Ali naturai vitamin and feed ~ py | plements If we don’t have what you want we'll get it for you. Try Sierra’s | Acerola Jam. 605 Belaval St., Santurce.
4
1037
YOURS
EQUIPMENT
HEALTH
Bi-lingual,
MARQUEZ EEPAIR SHOP makes washers, dryers,
Davila R.
2464
Ponce.
BABY
P.
SERVICE
- PONCE:
Ricardo Juan, P
COLSON CASTERS. hand trucks. peiatform trucks, lift trucks. eomveyers and other materia) handling equipment Ri carde Davila Sucesores, Bex 3668, San
hour telephone answering service and desk space for business and professiopais. Also service for people without phones. Call 2-3013 Sam Juan, 25060
LEAVE
farms
Services guaranteed. Preventive treai ment against termites. 20 years ex
UF
ANSWERING SAN
Free estimate and fumigation
for homes, *business and
air conditioning units. $150.00. Also fPhilce.
STATESIDE
The San Juan Star rs
&
YOU
RACING
mahogany, $1,800. completely equipped. trailer & Johnson 4@ HP 1960 motor, a!! new. Erneste Cortes Central Colose. Tel.
ANY MAKE or MODEL RECONDITIONED
Call Tel. 3-8254 9 8 Ob
1¢
$31
91
foreign at
Quisqueya 63703.
2825
slight-
6-0645.
ABTIC-KAR
ai
unit,
yous
FOR PARTIES. ‘we rent tables. chairs. buffet tables, giasses. trays. ice bowls We deliver and pick up. Call Muebleria
I didn’t Honey, G.— THOMAS write that letterto Asn Landers. Please, come home. ELSIE.
AUTO
ly used. $200 installed & put ation in 1955 or 1956 6 cyl 2B1L
PERSONAL
VALUE:
AIR CONDITIUNEBS
in
(rattan),
BEDEOOM FURNITURE; formica dinette, 4 chairs, $50. Baby grand piano, $600, 4 piece sectional sofa, $250; autematie washer, $125; Norge refrigerator. 3 $175. Coel freezer drawer, Smith, Mr. Call available. apartment a 2-362 days. 2782
93
taxes
rent
SALE
2870
Air National Guard, day nites WA-29 Los Angeles.
2863
2-3839.
AIR
33
stove. washing machine, vacuym cieaner, 10° x 8° playhouse. Call 6-0645. 2868 . 830
herst, $0341,
2803
dur-
ear is in A-l shape — 4 new tires — new battery — new brakes — will make an excellent seeond car. Empress Sterlimg. 1655 Fdz. Juncos. 3-5418.
$1100.00,
for
AND
York,
3-4367,
sys-
8-058
used only 11 months. Priced for quick le. Has deepwell and storage drawers. ‘all Holloway, 8-1132 or 8-1166. 2821 . 830
Angeles.
RODGE
—
Tels.
Boiler, 130— 195 condition. Water
6-3508. 2887
830
1958
system.
METER
ART HANSEN
Alr. Conditioning. 1483 Fernandez Juncos, Exclusive Carrier Dealers in Santurce
for the States, must sell imeomplete household furnishings, all brand new. . Beautiful Danish furniture. Also Westinghouse 14° refrigerator, just Drier. brand new. Call days 2-0500, after é.
CARS FOR SALE $956 FORD Station wagon, 9 passenger, WP23,
i
LEAVING
MAERIED COUPLE -— to live im, near Bayamon. She to do general housework, he to drive and do odd jobs around home. Continental family. References absolutely necessary. $125. monthly for eouple. Call 8-8367. 91 2390
42,000
FACTORY
Steam perfect
FURNITURE
Stor
#729
RADI@S,
CARRIER USED $100.00, $125.00,
EQUIPMENT
tem. Other items. Telephene ing working hours. 2884
~ - AVAILABLE CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 10 years experience For Half-Day Job San
CHEMICAL
Bigelow 150 psi.
SQUARE
FOOT CUSTOM ORTHCRAFT Fast, Seaworthy MANY others. sail and power—
2816
&
20
16
AIR CONDITIONERS
Borgward
English Ford — Taunus #1265 — Rep. Metropolitano off Ave. De Diego Clinica Dr. Ramos Yordan
MACHINERY
include
custom botrange, fatho-
SLOOP
LABS
RENTAL
for home window units types. Cali 3-5999, 2
Janssen —
Opel — Calle SE4O
extras
A
ovate
FR FILTRES INC. masufacwrersalt /LA EXTERMINGDORA (Commonvesiti | THE PLEASURE Whethor ve yours” you're “yen my‘He -
Automotive Engineer Specialist technician
Volkswagén
831
Ww ANTED—MEN
M.
many
:
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES AIR COND. FILTERS EXTERMINATING SERVICES | MOVING&STORAGK
REPAIRS
J.
—
INSTRUCTION _—
CAVALIFR
Leon
All Services Available for Repairs
Parts
6-5429.
N,
RADIO
Orquidea
VOLKSWAGEN
FEMALE
23833
Box
4
| FAMOUS
femaies
831
AUTO
MONEY. MAKING OPPORTUNITY — Lady te manage new guest house near beach. Must have pleasing personality, speak English fluently. Exeellent references. Call Kiko Tore, Ine. for ap
Write
Sleeps
CRAFT
ship-to-shore ' radio, tom, lang cruising meter
Al!
90268.
ELECTRONIUS
DOGS
1969 BORGWAED and one Station tantial saving. units te be sold at Ne trade-ins, please. or come to Ponce dé de Tierra.
WANTED -— EXPERIENCED GEADUATE ARCHITECT with 3 years office training minimum. Apply 1351 Ashferd Avenue, Santurce, Robert J. Alderdice, Architect, er phone 3-9275. 3871 830
POSITION s
model
own home. Same service given to hotels. hospitals, for years. Call 30719 and wil! deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month Telerental Service. UF 267
1959 SIMCA, only 7500 miles. 9 months on read. Top condition mechanically and im appearance. $1400. Taxes & registratfon paid. Cali 6-6585 any time. or see at Duarte 20, Hate Rey.
EXPERIENCED BILINGUAL mannsfaeturer’s representative for plungbing supplies. References required. Write in English to Box D, San Juan Star. 2818
pointment.
2
2805
3-9275
—
Tel
vr
CHBIS
Stl
27397
WANTED
AMERICAN
make
UF
TELEVISION.
820
HELP
PAN
amy
NEW
©
repair any make TV. radio or Hi-F! Ninety day guarantee. Stateside-trained technicians. Evening service. Cad 9 AM to 10 PM 6.4230. 1136 ur
$1495
2-8203
33
In-
MALE
phone
guaranteed.
of
DIRECT LINE
BOATS FOR SALE
SERVICE
work ?
9)
VOLKSWAGEN — sun roof — Call
ARCHITECTURAL
Architect,
1966 miles
6,000
EARN $200 — PER WEEK sales experience helpful but not required. Must have car and be willing to follow instructions. Ask fer Mr, Heintz 65049.
—-
&
WILCHER [Felevision Service 10 years experiefce ts bepind the in T. V. seviee and repair
receivers
2885
831
HELP
SALES
BOB Over best
Sound
SALESMEN & WOMEN with car for wenetian blinds. awnings. carperts. Exunnecessary. Wages commengurate with dbility. Attractive future.
Apply 8 —- 10
T.V.
CARS
VOLKSWAGEN 1960 4 months old — $1850 Leaving Sept. Ist, will consider best offer. Call 2-3462, Mr. Smith
UF
BELP
FOREIGN
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30, 1960
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SFFICIENT. fast Secretartai Service, tegai documents, contracts. reports, free pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugb day 166
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CLASSIFIEDS
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MOVE YOUR ferniture by Almacenes Maritimos, ine., opposite Pier 9% Sap Juas.
Local
Serviee,
and
tong
belongings.
Tet 422
guaranty
store
Stop
VACUUM
your
Van
SAVE
WITH
TORRES.
matter ng, movino
smail Torres,
28,
Moderate Fernandez
Santurce.
Tel.
CLEANERS
-
Lines
SLRCTROLUX
ur
typesof
or lagge sbieria
es
We
National
2-2374
MOWING? all
responsibility.
distance.
Agents
We if
&
do
be
prices Junees
2-579! “
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air puctiier
see NO DIRT,
Valle
between
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&
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San Jorge
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and Paste,
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30, 1960
Jordan Blast Creates; | n Mideast
Tension
ef the bombing. He said MaFrom Page 1) to U. A. R. President | jali was the only minister slain Thus the bombing sent] and that this was the premier’s volatile|day to see people in his office the through
(Continued
opposed. Nasser. tremors Middle
im
East.
Foreign
Ministry
building
the
into
bomb
minis-|
foreign
Arab
an
for
here
ters conference
the
build-
ing. He did not believe in tight security measures and it was possible for anyone to ¢arry a
First details came from Wasfi| director of| El Tal, Jordanian came| who national guidance
in
a
at which
Jordan | stitcase or briefcase, El Tal said. and the U. A. R. appeared to be El Tal announced that Bahjat settling
their
differences.
Amman
after
the royalof chief ofminister Yathouni, Zl Tal said he had phoned |=cabinet and former hearing
the
news
the interior, has been named as | premier to succeed the assas- | rsinated Majali. Reliable sources said terrorists might come from among pro-Nasser elements, either inside or outside Jordan,. from fervent nationalists among Palestine refugees in Jordan who look . to Nasser for Jeadership, or among leftists hoping to unite Jordan with Premier Abdel Ka-+ rim Kassem’s woot's Iraq.
Congo Solons Turn
From Lumumba With Vote For U.N. Aid LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (AP)—The Congolese senate yesterday voted to ask that United Nations troops intervene in the
Congo’s
jnternal
strife.
The vote was a direct slap against the policy of Premier Patrice Lumumbe who has been demanding that the United Nations~stay out of ail internal (Centinued from page 1) to be in excellent physical condi- conflict. It followed a series of savage tion,” the press secretary said. In response to a question, Klein incidents in which United Nations not forees were beaten up and batinjury was said the knee tered. It came amidst mounting malignant. Klein. said the treatment for tribal warfare and mushrooming Nixon will consist of taking anti- secessionist movements. The vote in the form of a
Nixon Postpones Campaign 2 Weeks
Rico
the
living
' (Continued from Page 1) teok 435,255 ballots, more than double the 174,683 votes tallied by Republican gubernatorial can-
Puerto
touch
with
Department signed
the
against It was
the
ever
Roberto yesterday has been U.
S.
State
since the U. S.
OAS
agreement
the Trujillo
government.
decided
late
last
week,
he said, that the conversations were too important to be ¢onducted by telephone, and so Cancio and Morales were sent to Washington. The Secretary said that both are expected back before the ‘weekend. The OAS agreement is de signed to bring economic retaliation
against
the
Trujillo
govern-
ment for its attempted assassina- tion of Venezuelan President Romulo Betancourt. The U. S. State Department, in its announcement last week that
it
was
breaking
relations
with the Dominican Republic, said the rupture would not necessarily affect U. §. business there. The U. S. added that meen friendly power,” reportedly would represent the
U. &: in Citdad "Trujillo.
,
didate
Luis
The
A.
players:
OLYMPIC HOOP Rico in the opening game, on a scoring spree in the
time period to down 72.
The
defeated
victory
Mexico 80 to
qualified
Brazilians
went over-
for
the
the
un-
semi-
finals.
Brazil never held more than a | Jone point lead at any time duritet——
CAP
Rico.
i
(Continued From Back Page) from Rafael Valle and Angel | Caneel. Brazil, which defeated Puerto
ee
Congo.
in
Evelio “
wumna-
Dominican Republic in meats, plantains, flour and other goods. 3. The status ef Dominicans Secretary of State SAnchez Vilella said that his department in
and
scores
regulation play and was trailing
: ‘Scotch
family
°>
almost all of the time.
Mexice held a 32-29 lead at halftime. At the end of the regulafion time, they were tied at 61-
Ferse.
Voice—has
registered .in
nine electoral precincts, all of them in or close to the San Juan metropolitan
area.
The
total
of
18,650 signatures obtained by the new
party,
all
came
from
‘Fhe Hovseel Httig. the pld-_
San
est Scotch whisky
Juan, the two Rio Piedras precincts, Bayamon, Carolina, Catafio, Guaynabo and Toa Baja. While unable to field a \canthe new didate for governor, party has indicated its intention to pest candidates in nine representative and two senatorial districts. During this week candidates for mayor and city councilmen will also be selected for each town in separate assem-
A fitting companion
Credit
to Pinch
Baseball
Don’t be vague
blies, Landing added. A statehood republican Iegislator interviewed yesterday voiced belief that the CAP would boost Muiioz’ chances for a BLUE fourth term as governor. “Another
minority
party
MARLIN— Br. Ramon Luis
Collazo
poses
Republican Rep. Santia- grejos Sunday.
go Iglesias Silva.
with
Anthony
(STAR Murad.) .
HAIG &HAIG
340-pound
just marlin caught six miles off Can-
assures the Mufioz triumph,” com-
mented
distillers,’
founded in 1627, presents. Five Star in a new bottle.
4
Puerte
approved
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in overtime, 68-64. Puerte Rici’s identified (4), Aare. Caneel (7) and John Morales (9). (AP Photo)
nimously by 33 senators—almost all of whom have been present in the capital. Hardly more than 49 senaters have ever partici pated in senate sessions since ‘rouble and disorders swept the
(Continued Fom Page 1) out yesterday that there exist export-import transactions between
was
ira
ai
B. Fernandez & Hnos. Inc. |
Photo by
Sen Juan, P. R,
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resolution,
a
game
"
RICHARD NIXON .. laid up for 2 weeks
JUAN
STAR — Tuesday, August
Swim Arqument Continues Hot (Continued finished.
From
Back
Page)
Olympic
solid
versing
Controversy Rages controversy over the 100 meter freestyle swim
The men’s
Saturday
in
which
Committee.
Olympic
decisions
is clearcut
film
Tobian,
He
where
at
six
won
a
was
mark lavia
is
duel
dia
Tracksters
U.S. Hoopsters Easy Winners
track
and
with
field
mild
the
team
viruses
U.
S.
turned
yesterday
up with
putter
Dallas
Long,
U.S.
led
half
time
kayak
pairs and
the men’s
meter
Canadian
doubles.
was
his
ing
a
1-1
Arab
France
He
medal
of
finished
the
three
second
cycling
versity,
in
the
for
scored
first
the
eight
half.
cord
eight-team
field
He
goals
added
ROME
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(AP)—The
pregram
with
a
of
Russia’s
ard Time) 2:30 A.
4
A.
M.—Hockey:
9
A.
M.—Diving:
| meter
the | re-
final.
9
A.
M.
Rowing:
2:08.08
21-point
after
grimly
hold-
ing Italy to a 2-2 draw. Britain needed a win to stay in the tournament, Brazil (four points) and Italy (three points) will settle the! leadership between them for a place in the semi finals. Brazil knocked Taiwan out
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23 26
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eighteen
used
Aug.
won
pieces
of
seamed
model. Hence no grain, permore
it
has
a
nothing but the inter-
1 and
the pros play and pet plays
They
are
now
getting
the
and
are
said
the
and
no one
were. We'd get another -
also
‘and
it isn’t
their All-Star game of one another, but
know
how
to
operate
they they
without
That's our biggest hope.”
Very
Fast
because he’s been shunted were
observed
a
far superior
ends
“They
from
against
almost permanently
Mexico
swift-moving,
the
other
hard-driving
to the group that went
morn
team
of
to the United
average 6-10. The Hungarians a
prog
football
team,
big
all look like
and
brawny.
and so is Brazil. We'll have trouble.” much. It may be a struggle, but the
United
talent to lose this tournament.
LOUIS Sunday
nounce
his
(AP)—Stan he
probably
future
|
Musial will
plans
390/time in September. 26 The 39-year-old St.
Sievers, Chicago Colavito, Detroit
of
we’ve
on
still
The
an-
some-
Louis
whether back
Car-|™Y
he
for
will
one
“I think
retire
more
or
will make
knowa
before
dinal star, who sat out Sunday’s|end of tie season here in 5-4 victory
wrecking
over
the
Pittsburgh
after ; Louis,” Musial said.
Pirates
with|to
get
involved
come
season.
I prebably
decision
the
St,
“I don’t want
now,
not with
homers in the first two games}the pennant race the way it is. of
the
series,
declined
to
say{
Musial
is
hitting
296.
{
x
(
States
Will Stan Musial Retire?
311 310 -307 -304
Chicago
States
States. Although they don’t shoot with the deadly accuracy of the Americans, they do everything else just as well. They are fast, lean, hard, tall. “Look at the three they have in the front court,” whispered Newell
has too much
325
Chicago
United
we .smartened of the United
train at 6:30 one morning
themselves
class,
French are good But not that
LEAGUB
Chicago
boarded a
Russians
showed
pass-catching
83 87
Francisco
HOME
26 | 93
AMERICAN
Smith,
We
103 | aS he scouted them.
Chicago Milwaukee
Mays, San Franctsco Mathews, Milwaukee
Cepeda,
the
they
considerable
30
Milwaukee
Mays, San Francisco Robinson, Cincinnati Boyer, St. Louis
the
the center
basketball players have been in Villaggio Olympico after a quick tour of Switzerland for preliminary
coach.
When
296
Chicago Milwaukee
to cross
Soap
made
assembled
letter in this Olympics
RUNS
HOME
we
tg the bench.
297
Milwaukee
Banks, Aaron,
from
As
It’s
Russians
304
Angeles
have
When the Soviet dribblers toured the United States last winter their most advertised basketball player was a giant weodcutter, Yan Kruminsh, 7 feet 3 inches and 312 pounds. He not only looks like Prime Carnera but plays basketball like him. He won't make his varsily
-343 -327 323 316 308
Chicago
San
Los
too.
the better we should get, however.
LEAGUE
Angeles
eliminates
weuld
“But our kids come from fast-break teams, from teams with deliberate offenses, from teams that set up screens one way and from teams that set up screens another. The more we play together
final.
Francisco
Ashburn,
Cepeda,
since
have singularity the ball.
BATTING
Larker,
yokels
easy to coordinate them. When not only know the mannerisms
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS NATIONAL
that
fouled
“Our players all have different styles,” says Newell,
an-
3:40 P..M—Swimming: Ladies 100-meter butterfly final. 4 P. M—Swimming: Men’s breastroke
a con-
‘Finally we let down a window and piled all our luggage into the first empty compartment—except that it wasn’t empty. There was a guy asleep in one corner. We piled our bags all around him and it was a wonder he didn’t smother. When we finally discovered where we belonged, it was ten cars away. When we got the last bag out, I was relieved to see the guy in the corner still breathing and still asleep.”’ This may be the most talented squad that America ever sent te the Olympics. For the first time it’s an’ all-star group instead of one complete team, plus extras that formed previous squads. This team has such enormously skilled operatives as Oscar Robertson, Jerry West, Jerry Lucas, Darrall Imhoff and Walter Bellamy. However, it also poses problems.
nounced).
200-meter
with
could understand when we asked where our compartments go one way and get a ‘no.” We'd start the other way and ‘no.’
Pair
100-meter backstroke heats. 3 P. M.—Boxing (to be
fouls
the
different,
American
| handsome
heats.
12:05 P. M.—Waterpolo. 2 P. M.—Greco-Roman ling. 2:40 P. M.—Swimming:
basketball
They’ve already had two tournament matches starting to shake loose their travel weariness “It was rugged going because of language difficulties,” |
oars
M.—Rowing:
coxswain
yes,
in. | exhibitions.
ys.
Olympie
of the fact that the world-
personal
Oh,
is
ball
The
vs. Belgium. 11:15
unaware
| less ‘than a week
Japan
the
makes it as as slipery as a cake of soap. farther away you shoot,” says Newell, the
national
|
an-
are familiar
tendency to sail and veer. However,
10:25 A. M.—Swimming: Men’s 400-meter freestyle heats. 10:30 A. M.—Hockey: Britain
oars
they
charges
ball
spiration “The
M—Swimming: Ladies medley relay heats.
A. M.—Rowing: coxswain heats.
Mathews,
(Baumann
oars
win
leather instead of the unseamed one-piece American: dribbles don’t always bounce truly. Since the ball has
10-
be
Groat, Pittsburgh Clemente, Pittsburgh
night Kansas
10 with
M.—Hockey:
(to
Skowron, New York Runnels, Boston Kuenn, Cleveland Aspromonte, Cleveland
HATS
PANAMA For
9
Sievers,
ARPEGE And
|
man
SAVE! Custom’s
night.
52
44
Today’s Games (Lary 11-13 and Bunning at Boston (Monbouquet-
13-9
te
Louis
City
Night
|
14).
waukee
LEAGUE
York
| |
New
Cincinnati (Hook 10-14) at Chi- | cago (Hobbie 13-16). Detroit Philadelphia (Owens 3-11) at | 8-10) San Francisco (Sam Jones 14 | St.
| 9 A. M.—Boxing | nounced).
and
| Proper feel of it.” Pair
doesn’t
“The Spaniards popped in six lay-ups on us before sadly said Peter Newell of California, the coach
The
vs.
Ladies
States
Slippery
pentathlon: freestyle.
India
code
States squad. handily.
- A.—Greco-Roman wrestling. 7 A. M—Cycling: Individual.
|
competition
up,”
Men’s
Holland.
United
foul shots whenever the man line to take his shot.
Stand-
for today: M.—Fencing:
individual foil. 3 A. M.—Modern Swimming 300-meter
|
Elizabeth
wide
Olympic
(Eastern
rules,
; not long ago,
At Rome games
the
Daley
siderably different ball. . The Americans are strictly green peas in a Strange garden. It isn’t Madison Square Garden, either. They played an exhibition against Spain
‘Today's Schedule
Britian Loses | Australia. In soccer yesterday, a tenacious 9:40 A. British team bowed out of the 400-meter
in the first half,
up
by
time
different
contested, and Russia collected two more bronze medals, making five it-has won this years.
1,000- |
Dementieva
*
and a free throw
Her
Melbourne
an-
other free goal and four free, throws in the second half for. a 22-point total Lucas, of Iowa State, led the scoring in the second half as he dropped in nine field goals— three of them in the first 90 seconds He had scored one field goal
and wound total.
time.
in
events
| without coxswain heats. | 9 A. M.—Fencing: Men’s semi-finals will be made today. was a full 10 seconds better than Robertson, of Cincinnati Uni- ‘the old mark set in 1956 at || dividual foils finals. Drawings
of
his first open-
day.
two
—If
Not only was the dribble diversion invented by an Amerie¢an, Dr. James A. Naismith, but our heroes have dominated it to such extent that they’ve never lost so much as one game in Olympic competition. A failure in this round-ball tournament would indicate that we've been wasting our time. Fortunately it isn’t likely, se although the other eighty-six nations in the International Federation are catching up with us fast. Furthermore, they've sharpened their skills mightily in constant international competition before crowds that run over 50,000, they know the slightly
In-
s
gold
won
|
championship every field house in America should be razed and every barn with a backboard on its front door should be burned to the ground.
Re-
and
tie.
second
Germany
hurd-
Antonina Seredina won event in Olympic | women’s
48-34.
played
Argenti-
Bulgaria
United
and
the Games.
ROME (AP)—The United | ler Glenn Davis, javelin thrower States basketball team yesterAl Cantello and decathloner day swept in to the semi-finals ! Dave Edstrom were stricken, but of the Olympic basketball tour- | officials quickly emphasized nament with an impressive 107| none was seriously ill. | 63 victory over Hungary ; Russia took its three gold me| With All-American Oscar Rodals in the women’s 500-meter ' bertson and Jerry Lucas settsingles, men’s 500-meter \ ing a sizzling scoring pace, the kayak Americans turned in their third straight victory against no losses in the elimination round. The
2-0,
6-2;
2-1;
Double Winner
the start of the Olympics’ standout competition only one day away Shot
Peru,
Talent By Arthur
ROME
Italy’s fifth gold medal of the day was won by Sante Gaiardoni in the cycling sprint race. It
Sick of
Too Much
winning 5-0. scores, Dan-
Tunisia, the
public,
Favored Hungary and a pair of surprising outsiders—United States and Mexico—were battling for the modern pentathlon crown. The U. S. was second to Hungary after yesterday’s third event—pistol shooting. members
beat
whipped
for
the title with Hall and Mexico’s Juan Botella. Tobian scored 170 points, Hall 167.08, and Botella, 162.30.
Four
defeated
na
.
Sports Of The Times
edged Poland, 2-1; Yugosdowned Turkey, 40; Hun-
gary
an
second
at the last Games.
spectacular
the tournament, In other soccer
re-
there
feet
tall diver,
in springboard
John Devitt got the nod over America’s Lance Larson, kept boiling Americans claim Larson won by inches, and Max Ritter, U. S member of the International Swimming Federation, said he had movie films that proved it. The Federation jury turned down Ritter’s first appeal Sunday Ritter said he appealed again and added if he did not get satisfaction he would take the case to the International
for
evidence.
who
unusually
Australia’s
is |of
There
precedent
30, 1960
feteie te ies
SAN
re
THE
SRE
22
‘fie BAW HUAN SH
— racy, Amrast 20, oso
‘
23 .
Zumbando To Carry 125 Herb McKenley Thinks New
For $7,000 Spri By ed
horse,
Pookie,
of
the
island’s
top
and break an honored mark of track and field which has stood on the’record books since 1952.
imported
y in the Clasico del Medico over seven furlongs at El Comandante. éyeral stake races for native horses this year, Pookie has been asis as compared with the 125 for the top-weight, Zumbando.
This
Winner
is
the confident
relay and ‘I think three teams are going to break through.” The world record of 3:03.9 for the relay was set at Helsinki eight
Jamaica
of
=
= A bus
over
$7,000.
f To California driver, Nestor M.
Rodri-
guez, of 412 was the sole
ef
years
he
played a $27 cuadro, or 108 combi-
California with his winnings. Said he, “I hear things are good in California.” Yearlings
~~:
by
Saturday
Reintegro,
quen,; Vivaracho
and
Borin-
Hyannis
Yauco
antstarts
and
Sabana
will
Liana,
at 11 a.m.
Eighteen
‘
yearlings
in
all
will
leigh
Suspensions
The Racing Commission has suspended jockey L. R. Flores. inor
until
he
justifies
mot showing up for mounts last week. The Commission also has levied a
R.
30-day
suspension
on
jockey
B.
Correa for inmoral conduct. Seven-day suspensions have been
handed
out
to
J.
Belmonte,
V.
R.
Anine .and G. Rivera, and five day suspensions to M. A. Alicea and R. Maldonado—all for race infractions. J. A. Velez, I. Pizarro and L. R. Velez have been given a choice of
a $50 fine or five days saddle,
also
for
Four horses, bur, Invencible have ings.
race
Draws
out of the infractions.
Carlitos, Excaliand Mapita M,
been suspended 90-Day
for bad showSuspension
The license of Fernando do, owner of Las Americas has
been
revoked
ezuse two Face and been given
for
98
AceveStable, days
be-
of his horses, Baby Midnight Moon,. had stimulants.
Perez
and
Rudy
4,423
for
20
games,
by
4,381,
placed
fourth,
Turin Lamas, 4,350, was fifth. Four men will be travelling here from Levittown for the tournament Saturday and Sunday. Two blocks of eight games will be rolled in quest of the $200 first prize. For those who didn’t qualify for the Labor Day weekend competition, prizes were given the top
non-qualifiers.
bello,
Lee
|}
... ties for
Mara-
tein
Mort
Orins-
off with
and
Kory
the
Llompart’
cash
string,
Cosmic Beauty,
Green
Stable.
Lazy F. Ranch’s
2-year-old fijly, was named her sire Cosmic. Bond and her dam
Big
Beauty.
©
+
and
Mel
Spence
(Mal’s twin brother). “If Mel doesn’t make
Strong
it,
he
won’t make the team. That's a calculated gamble we took when we came here.”
relay, the 400 800 meters as
long
English Title Fight To Dick Richardson PORTHCAWL, Wales (AP)— European Heavyweight Champion Dick Richardson retained his
competition
still
Toro
Sports
Cen-
retains
first
terson
551;
pin
is on better
both
rolled
a
title
Ping
and
Palerm.
one
have
lead
Jose
Fer-
top with than
a
run-
147 to
top
the bantams.
here
last
feliow
night
Briton
hy
stop-
Brian
Lon-
don, who once fought Floyd Patfor
the
world
crown.
London retired with a cut eye at the end of the eighth round. London, a 26-year-old former British champion, had had the better
of
which
was
a
bad-tempered
fast
brawl A fantastic
turning
mob
scene
fight
into
a
followed
the decision. Twenty policemen uad to separate the rivals’ corners and
break
up
fights
among
spec-
tators, including London’s father, wrestling around the ring. Richardson hurried to the dressing room, while Londen remained, shouting above the din.
walked
awards...
Teale Takes Medal Honors
For Dorado Qualifying Test
Competition for Rorado’s club championship—headed by defending champion Bill McCabe and
Cheadle; Bob Newlin vs. Bill Newlin; E. Jamsak vs. Charles Pasarell; Homer Barlow vs. Gene
medalist
Santoni.
Jim
Teale—gets
under-
way this week. Play continues weekly with the 36-hole final
First
Flight—Ray
Mendez
vs.
be played from scratch. And 85% of handicaps will be used in the two lesser flights. Championship Flight —: Jim Teale vs. William Smallwood; Henry Rexach, Jr. vs. Henry Re-
own
nar of Jamaica
youngsters has been a 199 by Blair, while Vazquez and Torres
TITO PEREZ
he wishes to continue as trainer for Las Americas or to be owner his
and for
ner-up Jorge L. Vazquez. In third place is Jese Benitez, 383, with Victor Rivera, 362, in fourth, and Nuerka Torres, 354, in fifth. High game among the older
Kelley
Synder,
week
John
408,
and
Nealis; Julio Vizcarrondo vs. Tim
ef
the the
Blair
Manuel
than
The trainer, Patrick was set down for 120 days to decide within 30 days
“It’s going to be a tough Pick,” McKenley observed. “The place lies between Keith Gard-
force of athletes
nandez, 546; Mike Ramos, 503, and Rafael Llompart, 497. In the bantam (8-12) division,
han-
rounds for all flights were played from Dorado’s back tees. The championship flight will
period.
Very
deciuntil
today.
of
place in the 13-17 age group with a 561 series. He is trailed
dicap included. : Pedro Batista Jr. copped third place with a 4,416, while Charlie Merino,
the
Mike
Cobian
Aponte, and told whether
be
horses during
small tuned
at the Paradise ter.
scheduled for Sept. 25. Teale had a 36-hole qualifying score of 162, four strokes better
stable’s to run
said his finely
relay but was reserving a sion on the fourth place
third
in
will this
of the ineligible
“So
The top places in the Puerto Rico Bowling championships remained unchanged yesterday
Paul Natter; Dan Kelly vs. C. Conway; Jorge Ramirez vs. George Scrimshaw; Henry Font vs. Jack Malley; Roger Wall vs. Bill
All
McKenley.
meters. up his
Blair Retains Brian London Loses
.
scored
denfinitely,
said
He listed meters and
this weekend at the Star Bowling Tito
Wedderburn
mind on Spence, Kerr and Cliff Bertrand of Trimidad. fer the
here,”
Bowling Team Named Jr. Bowling ToPlay Levittown, Pa. Crown Lead
Center.
James
it
Kerr
NOSEY WINER—EI Conde
and
of Barbados as the official West Indian entry in the 400 He said he had made
a
be offered, nine by Hyannis, a tied for first place in the hansix-year old English bred by Ty- dicap elimination tournament per ion out of Rosifa II,-by Chum- among 45 entrants. They each Jeckey
in
great
should win two gold medals had an “outside chance”
be auctioned off Saturday in an arnual sale offered by Mario Mercado Rivera and Robert L. CofA team of five men has been' fey. determined to compete in a tour- | The sale will be held at their nament with bowlers from the} breeding farm at El Limon, be- Jubilee Lanes in Levittown, Pa. tween
McKenley
trio of Wini, Laing and Rhoden. “Watch the West Indies bust
He eight
(1) edges-La Nena at ie wire in the last race of El] Comandante’s racing program When he showed up at El CoFriday. El Conde and La Nena were picked one, two mandante to pick u_ his check, he said that he would move to respectively by STAR handicapper Jim Dougias. nations.
Yearling
by
Jamaica’s
@s non-competitive manager the West Indian team.
worth $25,775. He to $26,446.40 with
shares in the lesser pool. The father of seven children,
ago
with
will the United States and Gertmany.” Now 38, McKenley is in Rome
Calle Constitucion, winner of Friday’s
¢neo-seis pool ran the total
one of
said Saturday. “That’s the date of the Olympic 4 x 400 meter
‘ef the year pitelds against older ap conditions, j
McKenley,
a Jamaican quartet who set the record. “There will be new world figures after Sept. 8,” McKenley
company
:
predic-¢—
the best prospects—with Jamaica’s George Kerr capable of completing a double in the latter two events. “Kerr is a tremendous competitor” said McKenley ‘He is strong and in very good shape.” The tall, lithe McKenley— still looking fit enough to crack records himself—said he had decided on Kerr, Mal Spence of
tion of Herb
of the sprin-* is ago when he
f
By JOHN GALE (AP)—At Least 12 men will step out Sept. 8
ROME,
some
= = |
Like Mar Rela 4x4 k ly 00 y nt Race
JIM DOUGLAS will challenge
i
McCabe’s
total.
xach; Hugh Robison Finlay; Frank Russell
Coste;
Bill McCabe
Qualifying
vs.. vs.
vs.
Bob Paul
Dave
Henshaw; Dr. do Torruella; Joe Capacete.
Seeond vs. lez
Art
flight—Jack
Harold vs.
Obley;
Tom
Luis
J.
Younger
Jorge
Tilly;
Mezzulo;
Lindow;
Skerrett vs. AlfreBill Gahagan vs.+
Roy
Gonza-
Brown
Winters
vs.
Guillermety
vs.
A. vs.
Carlos Pagan; George Lacks vs. Ken Lancaster; Charley Towers vs.
Gar
a bye.
Yates;
Dan
Palmer
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SPORTS San Juan, Puerto Rice, Tuesday, August 30, 1960
.9.9.R. ROUTS —:
+
Italy Takes 5th Gold Island's Team Elimina Medal; U.S. Has One From Championship ROME
(AP)—Gary
Tobian,
a six-foot
red
head
from
California, gave the United States its first gold medal of the XVII Olympiad yesterday by winning the threemeter springboard diving championship. Teammate Sam Hall of Dayton, Ohio, took the second place silver Italy and Russia each won¢#———W————
medal. :
three
—
gold
medals
yesterday.|
The
United
States
Host Italy ran its winning streak | basketball team in cycling events to ine unpre- | Work of Hungary,
made 107-63, and ad-
ROME (AP)--Russia defeated Puerto Rico 100 to 63 early today in an Olympic basketball game which was interrupted
for nearly an hour when a Russian down
a basket
and
its backboard
The victory placed Russia+ the semi-final round of crashed to the floor with Soviets leading 96-63 the Olympic championships the in
cented five straight and Russia|¥@ced to the semi-final round. which begin Thursday.
and
captured three
foot
|came
the
Olympic
field
American
stood
out
Calif.
school
the Olympic naries of the
butterfly
girl
who
with
for
heat
of
breaststroke
the
of
freestyle
Gold Medals At days
athlete’s fatality drug figured.
Athletic
sources
in
in
tion,
before
the
start
Copenha-
of
Fri-
day's 100 kilometer road race. He collapsed and died after he
|
of
HUNGARY GREAT BRITAIN DENMARK SWEDEN POLAND ROMANIA
(See SWIM, Page 22)
S
9
57
seconds
inch
drove
to go.
Alexander
in for
a play-up
6
Petrov
and
clung
to the hoop with both hands. The steel support, precariously off balance, crashed to the floor when
several
lowed
Petrov
The
competition:
ITALY USSR. GERMANY AUSTRALIA
only
The incident occurred when
other
in
players
and
fol-
piled
on
him.
Olympics
U.S.A.
gen acknowledged that he took ronicol, a relatively mild drug used to stimulate blood circula-
200-meter
in 2:37.2.
bethe
recognition
Olympic which a
Bill Mulliken of Champaign, Ill boosted American hopes by smashing his own three-day Olympic record by winning a
men’s
100-meter
win
danish cyclist, Knud Enemark Jensen, the first case ever of an
1:09.8
semi-final
to
Italy formally opened an inquiry into the death of a young
broke
a time
ever
record with a 1:01.2 although ROME (AP)—Medal score in she has a better time pending | the 1960 Olympics after four
in
record in prelimiwomen’s 100-meter
stroke
defending
Australia,
yester-
day morning (Rome time) after workmen repaired the backboard and support which
|S¥!mming event twice. . Miss Fraser broke the Olympic record and tied the existing world
swimming in 95-degree weather. Fvidence* of U. S. power came from the performance of (Carolyn Schuler, 17-year-old Orin-
da,
first
women’s
with five gold medals. Russia has the three it won vesterday Still Hot
The
the
the
from
delayed
2:22
B OS
tops
Fraser,
was
until
OOF
canoeing
lialy
Dawn
Hun-|champion
Again
game 1:30
Nw
and
The from
Nee
in
Wins
belgium.
ae
gary
Fraser
swim-
Denmark. |
Switzerland.
over
eo = eeocooooowrote
and by Sweden,
Germany,
victory
WUE
in
52 |?
KNW
Australia
won
RE
ming
by
were
RR
yesterday
canoeing events. | 50 ‘id the water polo team with medals
OF
gold
SOCSo
Other
player
and
glass backboard scattered
over
shattered the
court,
narrowly missing many tors. Another Russian, Valjtin,
escaped
accidentally pulled
support frame.
spectaAlbert
serious
injury
as the steel frame fell. After a hasty meeting, ficials righted the support placed into position backboard.
another
ofand glass
The
Russian
already
players
dressed
and
who
had
were
pre-
paring to return to their quarters at the Olympic Village, climbed back into uniform and returned
to
the
court,
With only about a dozen spectators plus stadium guards and
cleanup personnel on! hand, the game was resumed. Puerto Rico won the tap off sians did all the scori
the Rusadding
four
total
points
to
their
left ; _after
in the
Korneev has high. man the Russians with 18 points,
for and
Albert
The
the 57 seconds break mishap. Valjtin
smaller
scored’
Puerto
points from Vincens and (See
15.
Ricans
got
playmaker 13 points
HOOP,
Page
14
Juan each
21)
Drug Study Underway
In Collapse Of Cyclist ROME (AP)—Italy opened a drug inquiry yesterday. into the death of a young Danish cyclist after a: 100-kilometer
(62-mile)
sun.
Olympic
PARTIAL Cleveland Washington
Grant
and
Out
in
000 000
and
cyclist
10 00
Romano;
Pascual
000
000
000—0
4 2
10x—4
81
Kemmerer
Fisher
and
(1)
and
Lol-
Triandos.
took
030
Larsen
and
St. Louis Milwaukee
Jackson Crandall.
Howard
fired
in
time
to Richardson
to nip
Francona
trying
to
steal.
Brewer
Nixon.
NATIONAL
cateher Elston (AP Photo)
00
Kravitz;
and
Pittsburgh game.
at
Los
Enemark
of
drug
his
an that
Jensen,
teammates,
called
ronicol
be-
the race later ‘in Hospital.
and died a few. hours Rome’s Sant Eugenio One of his teammat-
Jorgen
Jorgensen,
also
col-
released yesterday. Jensen’s death was
the
first
LEAGUE
on record in an Olympics which a drug has figured.
000 000
Immediately after the cyclist’s death the cause was announced
Smith;
Philadelphia at night game.
a
Copenhagen
and
lapsed and was rushed to the hospital. He recovered and was
000 00
Boston
Knud
three
came
fore the gruelling race last Friday on Rome’s Cristofero Colombi highway. Jensen, 23, collapsed during
tes,
City
clear.
admission
201 000
Kansas
DOUBLE PLAY—Tito Francona, Cleveland outfielder, is tagged out by Yankee second baseman Bobby Richardson. Indians’ center fielder ‘Jimmy Piersall ‘struck out and
Roman
of rumors
LEAGUE
Battey.
Score,
seemed
of a flurry
statements,
BaJtimore
and
a schorching
conflicting
Chicago
lar;
under
already
SCORES
AMERICAN
and
race
It will take several weeks, but the probable outcome
San
Jay
and
Francisco,
as a brain hemmorhage from
sun
stroke.
Rome’s
Deputy
eral,
day
Ferdinando
said
an
be. conducted Angeles,
night
in
resulting
Attorney Cocucci,
Gem’ yester-
investigation
because
“authori-
ties did not exclude the ity” than Jensen had’ taken
mulants. é
t