The San Juan Star (Aug. 31, 1960) by La Colección Puertorriqueña

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Official ‘Shocked’ ‘Over PR.

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the San Juan Star stro Rallies Cu ba Repudiate OAS

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Vol.

10¢

San Juan, Puerto Rico,

Tel. 3-8400

No. 256

Wednesday, August 31, 1960

Second-class postage paid at San Juan, Puerte Rice

latform Calls For Bitterly Attacks US,

Better Use Of PR Wealth Hits ‘Latin Sardines’ By

A. W. MALDONADO

HAVANA

The Popular Democratic Party approved a platform yesterday decrying the fact that wealth in Puerto Rico is not being used to create a “good civilization” but to multiply consumer goods.

|} } | |

yesterday

morning

vesterday

Communist

platform with the

party

the

revohitionary

special

its

years

the

same

ceptance

the

mise

the

is not producing

quility,

cation,

simply

serenity,

better

multiplication

but

consu-

nomic progress the attitude of the Puerto Rican seem to be making wealth and_ industrialization an end instead of a means. The platform stresses that it has

been

the

‘“‘ideal’’

Puerto Rican government to “‘a paternalism of wealth.”

3. That Puerto Rican not

participated

(See

PDP,

capital has much

Page

te rem ae we ap aN Ne

er ACR Pod EMOTE

D. RICHARDS official here has

protested to the - Commonwealth government for the latter’s failure to recognize Federal contribu’ tions to the evements.

The

island’s

official,

Paul

WHAT'S

UP?—Gov.

Mufioz

listens

attended

the

Popular

(STAR

Party.

photo

the

20.

The

Mundo

the

Aug.

Commonwealth’s

of millions of Federal funds’? made these achievements possible.

Coste,

regio-

The ad, which proclaimed Urban

accomplished “other public

shocked”

achievements

achi-

Commonwealth’s Housing Corp. was ‘‘deeply

that the Federal govern-

ment was slighted in a three-page

to a message

and

Housing

the Commonwealth’s housing

“private

and

tists

its achievements

through CRUV, organizations” and

enterprise.’”

achievements

(See

cites

week,

objectives

Among

summarized

COSTE,

Page

the

are

32)

Committee

meeting

Hett)

§2 Million Plant To Be Started In: Guayanilla Soon

extolled

housing

chairman

the

newspaper ad

CentralGunter

in housing. Coste pointed out that “‘hundreds

Renewal

intently

whispered to him by his daughter, Mrs. Luis Timm, who

nal inistrator of the Housing and Home Finance Agency, wrote to Sen. Ernesto Juan Fonfrias, Urban Renewal and - €CRUV),. that; he

attack

the

(See

By FREDERICK

Guayanilla is expected _next few months, it was The

Caribbean venture

cal

to” be

Alkali Corp.,

of Peerless

Corp.

N. Y., Corp. of

plant,

Bounce Mrs. Cruz By WALTER S. PRIEST STAR Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON—Cuba’s former acting consul in San Juan, pretty,

sardines.”

(See MRS. CRUZ, Page 32)

HAROLD

Sen.

Gracia,

Puerto

ty,

Rican

and

Marin,

of Long

the

Independence

Governor

Luis

quickly

gorically

yesterday

ting

new

given

act

Par-

Muioz

and

cate-

against

Christian

let-

Action

local

parties

law.

permit

inclusion

in the benefits

of the

Independence

is a joint

City,

Mich.

Party

leader

position Concepcion took the that the CAP has “no reason for being” within the social and is Gov. quoted

the the

Puerto

Rico...

a “force for regression.” Mujfioz, for his part, was as opposing inclusion of

new

and Wyandotte Chemicals Pedent. concern Wy-udotte,

Concepcion

president

reacted the

LIDIN

legislation.

Oil and Chemi-

Island

Gilberto the

the party

called

”

CAP

party The

as a bad “pregovernor voiced

that the inclusion of in the subsidy benefits

(See OPPOSITION, Page 32)

(See $2 MILLION, Page 6) t

the

32)

getting on the Commonwealth’s nerves again. But this time she may get bounced out of the coun-

feamework

new

Page

30-year-old Mrs. Angelica Cruz, is

sidy

yesterday.

subscribed’ to

tea-

The CAP has asked the governor to call a special legislative session to amend the sub-|

within the announced

who

CASTRO,

Jose emAm-

sidy

Groundbreaking for a $2 million caustic soda and chlorine plant in

empire,”

US. May Officially

Party share in the electoral sub-

HARMON

Yankee

declared.

“Those

declara-

group

Castro

the

Coste Says Washington Aid To Housing Ignored In Ad By DOUGLAS A top Federal

support

U.S.

told

Both

yesterday.

32)

rocket

against

chers the meeting at San was between the “Yankee Pire shark” and the “Latin

the form

a “general as-

“We have had the honor and glory of being the one to initiate the rebellion of America

CAP Subsidy Bid Opposed By 2 Parties

edu-

mer goods, many of them unnecessary.” 2. That due to the rapid eco-

never

His acPremier

provoked

erican

tran-

civilization,

Rica. Soviet

any

tion. Castro

Popular

Cuba

Party expresses its concern over the following: 1. “...that wealth in Puerto

Rico

against

accomplishment.

platform

called

Nikita S. Khrushchev’s pro-

The platform reads more like a social comment than a political manifesto.

Cuba's

leader.

ing..in Costa

in power. The ment, however, is unusual in that it presents an almost equally impressive list of evils in Puerto Rico resulting

from

in+

a giant mass meeting for Friday to give his country’s formal reply to the American foreign ministers meet-

deals at great accomplishments

apps

intervention

the Americas. Bitterly sarcastic,

committee was still working on several amendments. The length

(AP)-- Prime Minister Fidel

sembly of the Cuban people” to repudiate the declaration of San Jose denouncing

at a meeting of the party leadership under the chair.manship of Gov. Mufioz. Late

K. MILKS

Castro yesterday summoned

The lengthy document was approved

HAROLD

<«

|. « (THE SAN JUAN SRAR — Wedhesday,!

Boy Held

Invade

BOROWIEC

that

troops

now

stationed

the

According

neighboring province of Kasai are getting Soviet aid in forming mobile

invasion

which

units.

not doing this a Soviet source.

themselves,”

most

are

fected

movements to Mexico

Russia,

yesterday

were

reported

to have taken

‘‘valuable

cryptographic information’ with them. Rep. John W. McCormack of Massachu--tts, the House Democratic leader, said he had learned this from usually reliable sources, and declared that the loss of cryptographic information ‘‘is far more serious than any official has publicly admitted.” McCormack made the statements in a letter Rep. Francis E.

Walter, cfairman of the House Committee on Un-American Activities. He asked that the committee make an investigation of the case «° Bernon F. Mitchell and William N. Martin ed in June.

who

disappear-

Mitchell 31, and Martin,

29, had

been employed since 1957 as mathematical analysts at the National Security Agency at nearby Ft. Meade, Md. The super-secret unit intercepts Yradio signals and works on communications intelligence. Mathe-

matics

is one

tool used

The

JI.2.nse

major

Cacholong is an opaque or reddish variety of opal.

white

f LADIES FREE Every

WEDNESDAY

™

WALTER

STAR

Washington

negotiations

the

Buluba

he calls his

zene which

“mineral state,” as well as_ its capital, Bakwanga, which was captured last Saturday by the Cengolese. A group of the Baluba tribe, numbering some 300, varying in age between 16 and veterans of the old public foree of the Belsians, arrived at the Simonet camp in Elizabethville to offer their voluntary services. They were

| lation from this Congress. The | Democratic presidential nominee

PRIEST

minimum ; spectators apparently col- | committee

over

that plans

new

refused

“inadequate

what

term- |

program.”

newsmen

and

the conference no further meet-

Kennedy, who had major concession on.

offered a the wage

Youth Arrested In Jewelry Theft PONCE—A

rested,

teenager

police

here

was

ar-

reported,

for

breaking into the home of Amador Torres of Third St. in La Alhambra Housing Development.

allegedly

revolver

stole

and

Torres

High

Ponce: Mayaguez

2:51 2:42

Most of vered.

the

loot

August

who

apparently

One

suspect

gers,

the

Kamal

employed East News fice 1957

escap-

the bombs Hazza Ma

being

missing

held.

messen-

Shammout,

22,

was

by Egypt’s Middle Agency before its of-

here was closed down in in the long feud betyeen

Jordan

and

United

Arab

and

President

Nasser’s

Republic- of

Egypt

rises today 1:65 AM.

Tides

4:55 p.m. 4:36 p.m. 6:54 p.m. 4:19

9:29 a.m.

p.m.

r¢ » x

11:04 p.m.

7:07 a.m.

9:39 p.m.

a.m.

been

Young

King

Hussein,

apparent

ly in firm control of the nation despite the assassination of Majali

and

other

persons

Mon-

day, named Bahjat El Talhouni, chief of the royal cabinet, at the head of a new government. He approved Talhouni’s new 11Man government, including seven holdovers from the Majali cabinet.

The

special

committee

appoint-

ed to investigate the bombings, which wounded 41 other persons, held a messenger

boy of the press

MOON

10:57

2:28

31;

P.M.

moen sets

at -

OF - Fi i

Full

Sept.

LastQtr.

5 Sept.12

New

Sept. 20

p.m.

the

Around

with exhaustion, her doctor The beauteous actress has

working

for several) weeks

Movie

location,

She

her

eae

mae

studie

said.

from

‘acute

suffering

exhaustion

and

neéds

Dr.

rest

Hyman

the

written

playwright

ler,

Miss

first

and

Engel-

film

script

Arthur

Mil-

Monree’s ‘husband,

and

also stars Clark Gable, Montgomery Clift, Eli Wallach and Thelma Ritter.

The

actress

did not collapse,

the House don’t think gress,”

bill that

or nothing. I represents pro-

said.

pany will be back in a shert time.”

Miss

Monroe

at work

‘‘with-

jis

31.

Earlier Kennedy showed a wil- , the new coverage provisions, lingness to accept the $1.15 an | However, later hé said he was hour minimum set by the House unwilling to strip millinons of rather

had

possible

than

also

his

own

indicated

trim

$1.25.

it would

some

| new

workers

fits as called

coverage

bene-

for by the House

of | bill

WEATHER San

Juan,

and

Mayaguez—Mostly

with

occasional

shewers

Ponce cloudy

today,

PUERTO RICO and the VIRGIN ISLANDS—Mostly cleudy

YESTERDAY’S LOW: 73. STATESIDE; New York, cloudy with rain; Beston,

Washington,

90,

partly

cloudy;

Philadelphia,

87,

partly

with scattered showers today, mostly over the interior of Puer-

cloudy;

Chicago,

86, partly cloudy;

ver

88,

partly

86,

partly

Rico. Generally WINDS:Easterly

miles

fair tonight. at 10 te 20

per hour.

_YESTERDAY’S 1:15 p.m.

HIGH:

Miami,

85,

partly

cloudy;

Den-

cloudy;

cleudy;

Les

Dallas,

Angeles,

68, partly cloudy; San Francisco, at

64,

partly

cloudy.

Registry August

All Night Pharmacy Fernandez Juficos 1304, Santurce Tel.

3-5169

Doctors on Night Daty

Satisfying

Metropolitan

ieee

Call

Bie

Area

San Juan — Santerce Piedras — Bafrie Obre;

Tel.

3-2467

for

jnformetion

assistance.

of Flavor”

and Holidays

Puerte

Nueve

Dr.

Fernandez

Diego

Tel.

Distributors: FREIRIA & CO., S. EN C. — San. Juan — Tel. 2-3583

85, 75,

cloudy;

Wednesday,

“The House

in 95-

to 105-degree heat at a’Reno, Nev,

Emergency

LY td

said. been

basis

_-TRY

Fridays,

(Movie _ gla-

studio spokesman said. of a calculated Dr. Engelberg’s office reported political risk rather than go on/| him unreachable yesterday, and record in support of a watered. | the studio said it had not learned down, wage-hour , bill. which hospital Miss Monroe is in, “The alternative was to take Taylor said he the com-

ters

the Most

Yeor

HOLLYWOOD

mour girl Marilyn Monroe was in a hospital yesterday overcome

ed.

rather take the issue to the vo |

IS 3 P.M.

Goes To Hospita

Shooting of United) Artists’ ‘‘The Misfits” \.as temporarily suspend-

generally fair tonight.

The and

a] 1

a <

Aug.

August at

With: ‘Exhaustion, '

more rest,” berg said.

table to liberal Democrats. Kennedy indicated he would

reco-

11:15 p.m. |] First@tr.

9:18 a.m.

the

Syria.

FORECAST:

Wednesday,

a.m. a.m.

has

Sundoys

jali.

bill

that

$700

THE

2:25 am Lew Tides

9:11

poalice

Z—<™“

sengers

caliber

than

TIDES

Wednesday,

teld

thief gained entranee by breaking the leck on the front door.

jewelry.

Fajardo

Wednesdays,

the

ills, said conferees refused to spell- | accept anything but the House legis- | version. But ‘this was unaccep-

The deadlock probably ed the end of wage-hour

San Juan

Recing

(AP)—Inves-

issued uniforms. bureau for questioning. The bureau occupies part of Kalonji said his army will be sent to the Katanga frontier to the building housing the premarch over Kasai as soon as’it mier’s office. The bombs were is equipped. He and Tshombe have planted in Majali’s office and signed a military and economic in the office of the director of a1 agreement. the press bureau.

appointsea lord

Correspondent

Mayaguez:

TIME

Jordan

ed to Syria planted that killed Premier

Elizapethviite,

wage legislation lapsed completely yesterday as ‘ing on differing versions Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.) | controversial wage bills.

San Juan: Fajardo: Ponce

POST

the

AMMAN,

tigators said yesterday they believed two missing press mes-

Kennedy Adamant, Wage Law Expected To Die In Con gress

SRIDE

fighting

army

the Kasai

and chief of naval staff last May.

Comandante

i 7 RACES!

the

NEWPORT, Scotland (AP)— Adm. Sir Charles Lambe died yesterday at his Fifeshire home. He was 59. Ill health forced Lambe to give up his ments as Britain’s first

militarily

pre-

behind

Adm. Lambe Dies

)

gone

to be

private

said

it now

said

WASHINGTON—House-Senate _ told a crowd

CACHOLONG

—

that

spot

the capital of Katanga. Kalonji, chief of the Baluba tribe in Kasai Province, plans to recapture

McCormack said in his letter to Walter that there was reason to believe the two men may have been in contact with Soviet agents since last December.

in break-

MAJOR INDUSTRY Textile products is the industry of France.

@COS

Department

active

Albert Kalonji began recruiting a

have been traced first and then to Cuba.

sumes they have iron curtain.

ming secret codes. In June Mitchell and Martin, bachelors and close friends, advised agency officials

PUERTO

to visit their famore has_ been

fhis month

are being

on Katanga. This is the rich province that has been declared independent by Prime Minister Moise Tshombe, who hates the Communists. ’ Whatever may be the truth on the renorts of fights, secessionist

heard from them directly, but their

early

last week

guerrillas as a prelude to a strike

Had Secret Code Data they were going miles. Nothing

arrived

report-

100 Soviet trucks

Congo now is Kasai. Prime Minister Lumumba’s uniformed forces

Defected U.S. Agents WASHINGTON (—Two missing employes of the National Security Agency, presumed to have de

Communist

dispatched te ‘‘the interior.” They did not Say where. But the

“T can assure you the Congolese are said

ers’ information,

OEE

ANDREW

8-1428

409,

Caparra Rio

Terrace

Isal¢s Piefiras

Caguag Dr. R. Lepez Garcia Central Ave. Urb. El Verde

Tel. 2617

wre FL ROR

LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo W —Reports that the Congolese army was girding fer invasion of the rc<Lel province of Katanga circulated throughout this city yesterday. Communist newsmen implied

Katanga With Soviet Aid In Death Of Majali

Congolese May

and

SAAS TR

toe ‘Abgust 31/1960 a

Puerto Ricans

: Study Here Of TV In Teacher

In D.R. To Be

Training Program Is Financed

Safequarded.

By U.S. Department Of i

Dr. Arturo Morales Carrion, Undersecretary of State, said

yesterday rights

the U.S. government

will leave. consular Ciudad Trujillo to

all

officers in protect the

conferred

ger:zration

Welfare

mendations leading to the second step.

is financ-

S. State

The

study

being

first

matic

relations

ington

and

between

Ciudad

conducted

Wash-

Trujillo.

after

the

Organization

born and now living in the Dominican Republic. Morales and Secretary of Jus tice Hiram Cancio flew to Wash-

of American States condemned his regime for an attempt to kill President Romulo Betancoutt of Venezuela, and for acts

ington unexpectedly sce what measures taken to safeguard

of aggression publics.

Sunday to were. being the rights

Morales

of Puerto Rican residents in the Dominican Republic in the wake of the severing of diplo-

ington

against

returned

yesterday,

other

from

but

$15,000

duct

long to

range

utilize

the

pro-

of using

on the

WIPR-TV

U.S.

Education

Office.

stations

clude

the type of

offered, the need of TV sets be placed in local schools for use

Uniwhat UniEdu-

tricts

necessary;

what

ing of technical and teaching personnel is

train-

ialized

to con-

survey

experimental

school year. He estimated that the total cost of the project will be in the “100,000’s” te be financ-

WIPR-

University

an extensive

feasibility

re-

fn business in Puerto Rico?

for

training teachers in the public school system. Completed Next January The survey, which will be completed by January 31, 1961, Bobo-

Wash-

Cancio

designed

the

project—to|

will be in operation by the 1961-62! cation, and the loca} school dis-

TV in the reform of the educational system. Dr. Augusto Bobonis, dean of the UPR School of Education, said yesterday that the U.S. Education Office has turned over

The U. S. broke relations with Trujillo

Americans

step

gram

overall

The third and final step, he said, will be to organize the tele- by groups of teachers; what vised in-service training program versity credits will be given; throughout the island. coordination between the Bobonis predicted that the ex- versity, the Department.of perimental stage of the project

collaboration of the Department of Education. The study is the MORALES CARRION - -- pretection assured

the

with controlled teacher groups.

by the University of Puerto Rico School of Education with the DR.

establish

Rico on the feasibility of using the Commonwealth’s educational television station, WIPR-TV, for teacher in-service education.

Department on how. Puerto Ri. cans residing in the Dominican Rapublie—estimated to ‘number 40,000—are to be protected. “The U. §S. government,” he said, “is very much.aware of the thousands of Puerto Ricans living: in the. Dominican Republic.” The State Department in Washington, he added, extends its protection to both first and second

and

ing a six-month study in Puerto

yesterday where he

the

nis said, will contain the recom- ed éntirely, or in large part by

The U.S. Department of Health,

American -citizens

with

A. W> MALDONADO

Education

there.

Morales returned from Washington,

re-

mained to attend an American Bar Assn. meeting. in the capital.

Publico, Truck Drivers Threaten Strike Because Of Traffic Law By

PEDRO

ing he, Torres, would be happy } monses have been handed out by police sand drivers ‘are having an. to meet with them as a represen- polled tative of the governor. The drivers ficulty conducting their businesses. The drivers feel they are being rejected his offer and wired back made: scapegoats for the irrespontheir ultimatum. tof jprivate, cars who Representatives of the Ponce pie drivers

ROMAN

PONCE—The spokesman for about 250 truck drivers and publico operators, Narciso Maldonado, yesterday said there will be a general strike of the drivers unless

Gov.

Mumnoz

meets with them tr-ific troubles.

The drivers, protesting sions of the new traffic law

they

term

heavily to slaughdrivers met last night with repre- have contributed sentatives of the drivers in Agua- ter on the highways.

personally

to discuss’ their

dilla and

‘‘discriminatory,’”’

sent

a telegram to La Fortaleza Sunday demanding a meeting with the governor. They received an

e-swer gal,

from

Hiram

Torres

Ri-

an aide to the governor,

say-

Patrolmen

and

Rene

Mendez,

fused

claims

About

say they grams.

that since the new. law went into effect Aug. 19, hundreds of sum-

In they tion.

Rico

many

patrolmen

don’t

It costs

too much,

some

most

are

metropolitan

and

pa-

lieutenants,

the

new

one

station

the

detective’s

same

But—and cerned or

alone,

raise

equipment.

a year—plus clothing. his own pocket. Thus,

mination

for detective:

divisions. Will ing te accept

it?

will-

Holdup Man Denied

Federal senger,

Puerto

Savings was

U. S. Judge Tio.

Nuevo

during

United

holdup

and

Loan

denied

Ruiz

Naza-

patrolmen

said

starting

salary

is $210

provision.

good

Air

Conditioned.

And the

it comes out of question each pa-

before

taking

the

is the extra pay many

don’t

think

exaworth so.

OFFICE

RENT

Completely

and

Convenient

609

‘modernly

to Post Office and. Banks

ROOM 506 — CONDOMINIUM CONDADO CONDADO AVE. — STOP 17 — SANTURCE

TELS: 8-1746

‘BANK WITH THEBANK

WHOSE BUSINESS IS PUERTO RICO

are con-

furnished ; executive desk and large built-in cabinets. Best commercial section of Santurce.

mes-

yesterday

Clemente

FOR

Bail Reduction in

seems

himself

FURNISHED Spacious,

forms—two a year—and equipment for nothing. The detective buys up to four pairs of shoes asks

A motion to reduce $10,000 bail set on Angelo Hernandez Muniz,

toe

tele-

detective receives no uniform A patrolman gets all his uni-

trolman

there be enough patroimen promotion to detective?

than

both

It?

this is what patrolmen

about—a

The promotions will leave many vacancies in the detective and internal security

attempted

other

received

patrolman’s starting salary is $180 aHe receives- a $10 annual raise up to

years.

with

During the next month many detectives and sergeants are scheduled for promotion to sergeants or second leiutenants. Seventy-eight

second

repre-

had no intention of taking the examinaThey cited this financial fact of life:

A month.

say.

comment

have

Extra Pay Worth

to be promoted.

Promotions

want

arrested

said

the group whatever assistance it can. Spokesmen at La Fortaleza re-

hadn’t expected. The simple truth

made

Nazario

the

By RALPH ANGLADA promotions within the Puerto

needed because trol system.

Narciso

Ponce drivers, composed of Armando Rodriguez, Vicente Torres, Narciso Maldonado, Marianne Na-

Police Department may give officials who have been revamping the department a headache they

will

in Aguadilla

sentative of the Seafarets International Union has offered to lend

zario

Hesitant

Is The Mass

Mayaguez

to unite their forces. The five-man committee

proviwhich

er 8-0628 ee

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SAN JUAN

SPAR <_.Wednebddy,

mie

THE

August 31; 1960"

New Lions Club Program To Provide $3 Medical-Dental Exams For Needy The

By IRMA

San

Lions

launches

Juan

MORA Club

an ambitious

today

program

medical-dental examinations for the needy at low cost—$3 per person—according to Dr. Julio E. Lergier, chairman of the health

and

welfare

committee

the

club. Lergier said the program wi!] start today at 1 p.m. The exami-

at the

Ler-

gier Polyclinic, second floor, Borinquen Ave., Santurce,

Nations

2067 and

will

given

known

Dental

Club

the

Dispensary

of San

Medicothe

Lions

Juan.

the

dispensary

the

Department

upon

referral

of Health

units

by a recognized religious or civic organization,” Lergier explained, “‘to assure

only

needy

Normal

Cost

benefit.” The tions, older

persons

will

$60

complete physical examinafor persons 20 years and only, would normally cost

$60 each, Lergier added. This will include a general physical test; urine,

excreta

lood

count,

and

chest

cardiogram,

blood

tests:

X-ray,

and

eye

electro-

and

dental

examinations. No

treatment

will be given,

how-

Lergier said his committee, which has had the program under study and planning for the past

ever. “Persons

three

Hato Rey Resident Is 244th Traffic Fatality This Year

months,

has

some

local

doctors and dentists who will donate their services to the program. Examinations will be given

during

six

months

until

Feb.

28,

1961, during which time the dispensary is expected to examine about 2,000 needy persons. “These persons must come to

30 Promotions Are Announced Superintendent

Torres

need

treat-

police,

day Ra-

yesterday

first lieutenant.

public relathe police de-

Suarez,

105

Martinez

truck

Prudencio

St.

Hato

RiRey,

was struck when he was caught in the middle of the street as the

light

changed

from

green

to red. He died on the way to San Juan Municipal Hospital. Assistant District Attorney Isrmael Betancourt and the homi-

partment, said that eight of the new lieutenants will be transferred to posts in the interior of

cide squad are investigating the accident. As yet, ne charges have been placed against Sebres.

motorized

Vicki Baum Dies At 64

the will

island and the remainder be assigned to the new

patrol which will start

operating in two The names of

moted

officers

weeks. the newly-pro-

will

released

today.

JONES’

HOLLYWOOD whose

novels

cluded Hotel,”

coming

into

Baum,

screenplays

SHOP Aguadilla

from

customer

Watch Will

can

receive

@ silver

held

patient Cancer

Hop

in Aguadille

BEACH

MODERN

series

for

only

cost

2,000

the

examina-

$6,000.

Normally,

At least one burglar metropolitan area will

such a project would cost $120,000.”

hard

been -made that effect.

These

the

examinations,

added,

will

ali Lions politan

area

Payment denation

also

St.

(some

1,300)

Blood Bank To Profit of the blood collected

October.

$15

ment of During

Dispensary tistical

will

study

mined under show results groups,

cases

results

will

to the press

sta-

told

police

of shorts

hour

was

only

and

one

in the area

period

ending

Three thefts

in the at

noon

larcenies and were also re{ security

Bracero,

diamonds

and

at $850 room of

was Mr.

guests

a gold

of-

exa-

lice

the

hotel.

Klay,

burglars

office

Aug.

the

Park

and

ODOR

DR.

LOE

pa:

JULIO

-..e@xams

LERGIER

for thé needy

Bu-

at 1100 told po-

broke

into

stole

culating machine, typewriter, and a

“The San Juan Lions Club Dispensary,” Lergier said, ‘expects

valued

stolen frdm the and Mrs. Levy,

reau Construction Co. Corchado St., Santuree,

to the

government.

burglary

Melvin

made

and

;

ficer for the Caribe Hilton, notified detectives that a set of

the program. It will of the tests by age

and

available

the

30 pairs

ported. Francieso

undertake

to wear

in cash.

yesterday. nine auto

will

Lions

the a

off with 50 pairs of pants,

The

the

needy patients. March, 1961, the

Obrero

12 committed

upon

other

Barrio

10 jackets,

The

made

metro-

of the $3 fee and of a pint of blood.

what

date.

that someone broke into the store eagly Monday morning and

Lions

in the

deciding

Eduardo Martinez, owner of the Atomic Laundry of 2049 11th

Lergier

available

members

time

on a weekend

the presaid, the

the

an_ s

cal-

electrie ma-

chine valued ‘at $1,490, plus $15. No reason was given for the delay in reporting the theft.

New Pilot Program Is Geared To

Aid Mentally

By A. W. MALDONADO The D of Education yesterday nounced a plan to bring an estimated 22,000 mentally retarded public school children under a special projects

program.

The

department

has

establish-

Dancer Guilty Of Drug Charge Tomcheck, the name

narcotics.

Sentencing by Judge

Superior

Roads,

firearm.

The

a will hold department The local by conducted workshop

of pos-

department

said.

spokesman a danMaria

men-

into “use-

children

citizens,”

ful

turning

involved

lems

tally retarded

Court.

acquitted

teacher.

trained

specially

groups are in San Juan, Ponce, Mayagiiez, Bayamon and, Humacao.

psychiatrists to explore the prob-

was set for Oct. Baldomero Freyre

was

Retarded

ed seven pilot projects throughout the island, each consisting of 28 retarded children under a

The entire project is the supervision of Hilda

under Grana

general

a department

de Bonilla,

The seven teachers supervisor. of the pilot projects will partiwith and

the

cipate

seven

the

projects

are

whose

during recreational and’ lunch periods. The children, most of whom range from eight te 11 years old, are instructed basically on manual arts tied in with academic courses. The spokesman stressed that the

pilot

involved. specially

isolated

from

the

others

are

being

con-

The teachers are all trained, particularly in

the psychological aspects of the programs.

Mrs. Grana de Bonilla has prepared for the department an

extensive defines

report a

which

mentally

she

retarded

child as one who demonstrates intellectual inferiority in relation

taking

spokesman are children

projects

ducted with extreme care due to the delicacy of the problems

his

her

States

department The said the retarded

not’

along

principals

school

supervisors

seven

schools place.

workshop,

BOD Fa aei Cn wy

ALL

COMFORT

Swimming-Fishing-Trip to Saba Skindiving-Special Package Tour

tions

ISLANDS AND

out,

figures

age

and

21-page

that on

there how

his

class.

report,

are

she

many

exact

mentally

retarded children there are in Puerto Rico. She estimates, however, tha there are some 66,000 mentally retarded peo

ST. MAARTEN NETH. ANT. PRIVATE

carry

will be referred to the Hospital for further exami-

already Club to

velt

LITTLE BAY HOTEL VIRGIN

Lergier

club,

12 Victims In Burglaries

nation and free treatment, if necessary aS arrangements have

session

THE

units,’’

In the same courtroom, Donald Russel Tinney, 20, a Navy enlisted man stationed at Roose-

NEAR

one.

Lara professionally, was found guilty yesterday of possession

dollar

for the Jone’s Rolling Record

their

have

If examination shows sence of cancer, Lergier

Maria Mann cer who uses

Ramey

Will reopen September 2nd with all the latest records all speeds. Letest men’s Straw Hats, men’s pedal pushers & Air Force supplies, beauty supplies. Every

hospitals or health explained.

in-

the celebrated ‘Grand died Monday. She was 64.

RECORD

located on the main street meer the U. S. O. Club.

(#—Vicki and

they

| Of

half will be donated to the Metropolitan Blood Bank for the treat-

night.

vera

referred if

If not, by prier arrangement, they will be referred te government

eperation

struck a

doctor

Laundry One

be donated by the Lions to the Regional Blood Bank when it starts

48, befatality

after he was

will

private

Half

driven by Valentin Sebres Carrion, 35, at Mufioz Rivera Ave. and Ochoa St. in Hato Rey Mon-

announced the promotion of 17 detectives and 12 sergeants to the rank of second Leautenant and one second lieutenant to Victor Arroyo, tions director for

year

according

Police

Braschi

Juan Suarez Guzman, came the 244th traffic

of the

By Torres Braschi mon

found

ment

Rates

CONTACT YOUR TRAVEL AGENT.

ple in Puerto Rico, whom are under 19.

22,000

Cine-Club Offers Second Showing Of Chaplin Films The Cine-Club of Rican Ateneo holds screenjng tonight at prize-winning French “The Red Ballon,’ Chaplin comedies. “The Red Ballon,”

the Puerto a_ second 8:45 of the color short, and four

minutes, was produced

and direct-

running

ed by Albert Lamorisse. The four Chaplin comedies are “The Rink,” “The Vagabond,” “The

Adventurer,” Admission $1

per

and “Easy to

person.

the

Street.”

screening i

encapaniedessatasig ers

THE SAN.JUAN SBAR.-+-Wednesday, August 31,1960

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it’s going at the rate of 1700 cars a day. Two hundred and fifty thousand have already been sold since introduction. Just right for families. Mother and Dad realthis car had

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wanted.

Room for all the kids, easy to park, all the little luxuries—plus economy everywhere you . . . up to thirty miles on

a gallon

regular gas, 4,000 miles between oil changes, Diamond Lustre finish that never needs waxing and

it’s America’s lowest

priced 6-pas-

more than

of them

all, are buying

Falcons

2 to 1 over all other compacts.

And the automotive press agrees! The experts whose job it is to appraise new cars for magazines and newspapers found

Falcon the compact car with real economy. Motor ‘Trend says, “‘Falcon

delivers the best fuel

Falcon

owners

across the country

and

the

results were summed up this way: “Wholesale approval! The Falcon scored the highest owner approval of any American car in the

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of the

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new-car

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up the Greater

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Juan

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2771

service. Houses & lots residential sections of

Park, the

island.

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beach

front

Commercial

Money

heater,

FOR

PUNTA

LAS

bedrooms,

MARIAS:

screens,

with

2889

BEACH

EFFICIENCY

service; Cacique, 2792

for adults. 33091.

@CEAN

FRONT

furnished.

bedroom,

$125.

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etc.

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basis.

airlinen

2151 831

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apartments

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2842

AIRCONDITIONED

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92 ANA,

Rio

Piedras:

bedrooms,

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bath apartment with maid’s bath. Year’s lease required. Parker, 3-3788.

room and Telephone 92

2612 BEACH

APARTMENT,

Ocean

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2-7823

after

MARIA

—

BEDROOM

garden,

office

WINDS

Ressen

—

bath,

one

Telephone

half

acre

Kelly, 7-3490,

hours.

391 BUCARE: unf

Very

attractive bedreom

furnished

home

lovely

Bucare. Nice location with view of rolling terrain and mountains im distance. Unusual opportunity for an adult family. $300 monthly on year’s lease. Telephone Parker, office 3-3788,- home 2-848.

2841

UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom residence at Altamira near Garden Hills — includes screens, refrigerator, electric washer and stove, hot water. one air conditioned room — Phone 8-2465. 2711 93 THREE

BEDROOMS,

living-dining,

port, etc. Unfurnished. Has Cerdova 656 Puerto Nuevo.

teleplione 81244.

RENT

WHEN

‘a

RENT

INCOME

caz-

stove. Calle Rental $90.

FOR

For Classified Ads CALL

SALE

2 blecks from 2827

from

beach.

San

(Two

Juon

Call

Hotei,

NEVARES,

Call

RB.

semi-private

baths,

home.

HOUSE.

m™

Near Cooi,

804, 4th Floor, Vera 346769. 2174

401-402,

Mrs.

@ew furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Social Security Building, Ponce de Leén

ASRFURD 2220-1122

Apartment

HOUSE Ashford

guided

23-7927.

tours.

Mrs»

Telephones

Annie

rooms,

3-6231

Mauret.

and

Manager

MARIGALANTE -— PARQUE 158. Phone

2-3056. Beautifully decorated, airconditioned rooms, each with private bath, hot and cold water. Terraces, garden. Near beach and business sectors. Summer rates. Manager, Margarita de Con-

ali

with

$7.50

single,

Road.

sear

$10. Sap

SAN

Juncos,

maid

FEANCISCO

Vicieta

G-— 18,

living-dining,

enormous

rates Verde: uP

For

gentleman

large

service,

phone

& parking

1366

Wilson

facilities. Ave.

furnished

water | 5°™¢-

screens,

from

MACHINERY

Information

Ashford 2588

38365,

Avenida

pel

Phone

2-2883.

WHITE

Ave.

1106,

APARTMENT

AIRCONDITIONED furnished rooms, private bath & entrance, block from La Concha & beach. Monthly or weekly.

FOR SALE

building,

investment Mortgage

renting

after

$15,000

taxes at

14%

6%.

in Near

TOWER

House

-—

Your

& maid service. Breakfast served. 2-8766. 1706 Pumarada (off 251 San Jorge), Santurce. Reasonable rates. PROVIDENCIA

GUEST

Tel.

2-9473.

CONDADO: Furnished reom for one person, private bath, private entrance. Available September iSth. References a must. Tel 2-518. 2752 31

INSTRUCTION YOU

LANGUAGE CLASSES TOO CAN LEARN PANGH

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LOTS FOR SALE

Denton,9

Guest

Magdalena,

Seen: inet Giaek:, 08 Dbnedne Ot. Punta Las Marias, Santurce. 90774 1692 UF

bie. COURT — ISLA VERDE

Mrs.

218

Kitchen

the lovely Lourdes Grotto across our terraces & tropical fruit garden. All rooms

SOUSE

BUY YOUR R-1 LOT im BUCARE, Rio Piedras — Caguas Read K 17.2 $4.50 per sq. meter up. Call 6-7291 or come Saturday z7es

ta”

excellent

$14

breakfast.

ANA’S — RIO PIEDRAS

seuss Gaekad sr elas

4 min. over

walk

FOR CLASSIFIEDS Tel. 3-8254

Phone wT.

Realtor 4

1 - & Mrs. Scott, 2-6168.

Real Estate Corner

double,

University. $3 up, not B , Sex: 276

Diego

Tele

Sunday.

BILS BEACH HOUSE - directly on the beach. Roll out of bed inte the water. Air by the trade winds. Breakfast included. Outdoor barbecue at your disposal, 185@ Atlantic,

including

& EQUIPMENT

wholeroom with

heater, built-in cabinets, porch, double | Private bath. Moderate rates. 1154 Mag-

carport.

kitchen

All Isla

5, Stop10, MIRAMAR.

corner

MIRAMAR: 2 buildings, could be adapted

double. breakfast. Juan

Apt.

28131 or 2-0237.

for offices or guest house. Corner lot 800 sq. mt. Reasonable price. Telephone 2-1463.

some

room.

CONDADO:

2853

path,

Santurce, Beatriz Racini,

Fdez.

furnished

De Diego.servant’s 1.500 meter lot, 3 bedrooms, 2] OPPORTUNITY — 200 meters baths, quarters with bath, | Hotel La Concha, Condado. Cool,

University & busses. Hyde Park. Piedras. Information Tel. —

$0148.

Wilson. Manager Phone 3-2936. 402

GENTLEMAN:

oi |

terest.

private

642

furnished rogm, private bath, airconditioned, hot water, refrigerator, linen,

Modern

2776

FOR

1156

aave cremcdeied charmtome. and now offer

Near

2913

4 bedroom home, living, dimingroom, modern poem A grp aan rae carport, garage. Call 6-6989.

clear

with private patio, seme air conditioned.

wruest House. Avenue, Cond

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DUrry'’s old

building.

private bath. hot water, private entrance. Centrally located. See Mrs. Ronda, 635

3.2375.

Call

TBS ing,

new

ROOMS FOR RENT

lovely

view. Hotels.

OFFICES,

Beautiful

921 GUEST

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Owner-Manager

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330

ANTILLES

Room)

Johan

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2 blocks

P.:

Houses

Private

9-0145.

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Melidé,

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910

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OFFICES FOR RENT

3 bedroom

Juan

$32,000.

CLASS

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s Modern

FIRST

Fridays, Soturdays & Sundays $6.50 PER PERSON

LOST

2394 VERDE:

PONCE

SPECIAL

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Cupey

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&ENT

HOUSE,

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831

TRADE

FURNISHED 3 bedroom house, fully airconditioned & screened, Carport, big yard with fruit trees. Close to Metropolitan Shopping Center, Commonwealth — Call days 2-0500, after 6 6-3508. $31

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2786

C-—18.

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furnished. 1 bedreom, livingroom, bath, kitchenette. For adults,no pets. Includes utilities.

FOR

heater. $130.

~ WANTED

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terrace,

cabinets.

lawn.

FARMS FOR SALE

Block

laun-

SANTA

water,

and

Rent

IN PER-

Unfurnished

hot

stove

porch,

2877

SANTURCE: Unfurnished modern 4 bedxyoom apartment, $100 rent. Dining, ing porch, 2 baths, Dos corner Ave. Norte, 3-6969. 291 2

kitehen 3-6725.

water

race,

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APARTMENTS

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buildings

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FOR

GERARDO,

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THE-SAN JUAN-STAR.+

Wednesday, Augast 31,1968 ¢

CAP Leader Accused Castro Of ‘Usurping' Seat HAROLD

chief

for

the

Independence

terday

charged

nominating

LIDIN

electoral

affairs

Party

Christian

yesAction

the

opinion

PIP

Tepres@ntative Luis A. Archilla Laugier, has no right to continue holding office as an Independence party Jegislator because of his CAP identification. It ig “‘irreconcible,’’ Archilla

charged,

that

his fellow

Bayamon

legislator continue to hold down a legislative seat ‘that belongs to the Independence Party.” Legislator’s Privileges As a legislator Feliu Pesquera draws a monthly salary of $250, plus $15 daily when the assembly is in yession. He also has franking and telephone privileges, plus the

services

Feliu,

crusade

one-man

last

Spring

of the Cath-

olic party last June 1, he has been viewed by his former Independence Party colleagues as

being

out of the separatist

practical

group,

matter.

His pro-CAP campaigning was labeled as ‘“‘traitorous’” to the ideal of independence by critic

Archilla, who considers the churchbacked

party

The

CAP

‘‘colonialistic.”

takes

position

favor of any of the status alternatives of independence, commonwealth, or statehood. In its platform the party is committed only to ‘‘self-determination.” CAP gubernatorial candidate Salvador Perea, a_ university political science professor and historian, has a pro-independence background. But his running mate for post of resident-commisioner

secretary.

whose

House

Washington,

eventually

blossomed into the Christian Action Party (CAP), did not attend the recent Independence Party

cariots

in Ponce.

Since the formation

Party sparkplug Jose L. Feliu Pesquera with ‘usurping’ a seat in the legislature. Pesquera,

convention

lawyer

Jorge

the in

Luis

Cordova Diaz, was the first president of the Citizens for Statehood dL group.

Opposition View Contested By CAP (Continued

from

page

dates subsidy

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San

Castro

the

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domestic affairs, agency reported.

States

the

Cuba’s

Soviet -

Tass

Tass said Gromyko made the accusation in a statement comment-

ing on U. §. Secretary of State Christian Herter’s address to the

This conference claration which by

demned

ad- |

Soviet

adopted a deinference com-

encroachments

the

Caribbean

and

ficials

Puerto Rico. The platform indicates that the Economic Develop-

Administration

has

sec-

tion devoted to this problem and that the newly created Department of Commerce should aid in

a solution to it.

4. That during the island’s ecomic development there have arisen

“concentrations of economic vity and wealth in certain trusts.” benefits

actibusi-

Although there are to this, the platform

must

avoided.

One

of the evils is that it strangles private initiative. 5. That the government has acquired “some habits of slow-

in attending

to the citizens.”

MRS. CRUZ

its

fiery

Earlier Mrs. saying she

government

pro-separatist

re-

Cruz was quoted had been told by

come

home.

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announced ‘for was expected

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Particulars 8-0267

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airport

greet

Gromyko

withdraw pf Ame-

States:

His

particularly Tass,

the

;

rican

Cuba: According

that Cuba planned to from the Organization use

assembly

of the

phrase

“general

Cuban

people,”

the

in announcing the mass’ meeting scheduled for Friday, led to the

belief

that

was

making anotsaid this declaration “bears the her move to substitute nationimprint of the imperialist appetites, nal elections with the demonstraof certain United States quarters | and lack of. respect for the sover- tions of his partisans. eign

rights

of small

called

the

‘‘the

result of gross and direct pressure by the United States’’ and said

Herter’s was

speech

at the

conference

“‘evidence of crude U. S. inter-

vention

Cuba’s

domestic

af-

large

platform

the

part

the

agricultural

(Continued from page 1) “more than 52,000 publi¢ housing

units

and

cost

lots,”

constructed

$300,000,000,

including

projects now in the plann: Z stage, The ad also lists 50, ) private

homes constructed during! the past 10

years. The only

funds

contained

pro-

blem. It lists steps taken by the government to alleviate the crisis, caused in part by mechanization.

tions by

the

ernment

and

No is of been

f mention

specific

6. That agriculture has not progressed as fast as it should. A dicated

COSTE

countries.”

declaration

in fairs.”

(Continued from Page 1) should in the industrialization of

States,

Jose,

The prime minister, in spite of his ire, gave an indication

Important Social Document

ness some

previously arrival, It

San

afternoon, of the time

him.

PDP Platform May Become

finding

conference’at

Roa,

withdrawal

proposed The first mention Castro made the radio stations were still for | of the United States was followed ‘exhorting the Cubans to go and distribution by five minutes of crying “Cu- meet him. There were no of-

and

accused

crude

the

Cuban

program

MOSCOW (#-Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei M. Gromyko yesterday

Raul

the

arrived yesterday three hours ahead

Amein

No.”

Minister

led

from

Cu-

Gromyko Accuses US Of Intervention of

Foreign

aid

But apparently the U. S. Department of State knew nothing about it, at least, through official diplom<tie channels.

of:

31, te complete

Puerto

Jose

$500

her

services.

McLeary

that it at San

recall

in the

of sugar

that the foreign ministers the océasion of his arri¥al would exploiters, of the many tried to make some show of. give Castro sympathizers a chance and of the many band- | covering their immodesty “un-'to vent their spleen’ on the are in the world, and til Mr, Herter suddently yanked OAS conference. had bought signatories the fig leaf away.” \ He arrived, however, while

presentative.

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McLEARY & ST. CECILIA STS. OCEAN PARK, SANTURCE We

the many usurpers, its there

Spokesmen for the party see ,it “unfair” that the CAP be shut lout from the legal largesse.

TRAILER

will be located

repugnant”

of the right to supply the 700,000 j ba yes, Yankees tons

told the teachers that the /Jose S. was the “accomplice of ‘ded

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conference.”

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called the, San Jose “one of the _ blackest

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ped comment with the remark “wait until I return.” Ferre left yesterday for Washington to attend a GOP “candi-

might stimulate other groups to Orsanize primarily to win funds. But statehood gubernatorial hopeful Luis A. Ferre, interviewed at the airport, sidestep-

Castro meeting

_ of

in the three-page is

note

of _contribu-

Commonwealth legislature.

gov-

credit, Coste’s letter states, given for “the $132,000,000 Federal funds whieh have invested to date ih public

housing

Puerto

$28,000,000 vanced

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Rito,

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the

been for

adurban

The platform speaks of subsidies for the tobacco industry as are

renewal and slum clearance, and

now

mortgage

given

the

Puerto

firms

Rico.

that

The

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platform

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clericalism

sugar

That the mixture of religion the state is a grave danger

7. and in

to anti-clericalism. document

The

the

with

begins

statement that the Popular Democratic Party is not a party but

movement

the

Puerto

Rican

people. In fact, holds any

whether official

the

government

Cuban

she actually position with

has

a minor mystery ever since Commonwealth accused her

meddling fairs

and

told

insular

political

her

she

was

been

renewed

United States. The State Department

the U. S. may make a formal re. quest for her withdrawl. If not, the matter will be turned over and

Naturali-

MIAMI DRAPERY | 1863 Loiza St. Tel. 3-2111

Santurce

Washington. this agency

the

FHA.

The employes Puerto Rico

total over 150, of whom the vast majority are Puerto Ricans. “It is quite to find out

Federal

a study of the case. If the review shows she holds diplomatic rank,

to the Immigration zation service.

in of

and

. promised

Finance Agency; under the direction and supervision’of Administrator Norman P./ Mason

af-

that her free-wheeling support of independence causes was embarrassing both Puerto Rico and the

$278,000,000

Administration. These ‘are all a part of the Housing and Home

un-

complaints

than

insured

His letter continues: | “As you well know, we maintain an expensive staff} in our Public Housing Administration, our Urban Renewal Administration, and our Federal Housing

of State Arturo Morales Carrion and Justice Secretary Hiram Cancio met Monday with department officials over Mrs. Cruz’ diplomatic status.

also

the of

welcome in Puerto Rico. Commonwealth Under Secretary

They

the

effort

discouraging toe that this money

the

part

Government

jis

the ap-

parently being put forth with very little acknowledgement by your

corporation.

“It seems to me that the people of Puerto Rico havea right to know that the achievements related in this three-page advertisement were made possible on-

ly by the expenditure dreds of millions of

funds

of hun¥ederal

and the dedicated’ efforts

many Federal employes.” Fofifrias, Popular Party senator from Bayamon, has long been associated with housing programs and is chairman of CRUV. Simultaneous with receipt of Coste’s

letter

STAR

office

yesterday;

arrived from

several CRUV

the

San

press

Juan

there feleases

announcing ~ inau-

guration of a $3,098,000 publics housing project in Caguaas and the inauguration of a $1,046,000 project in Guayanilla. Neither

release -mentions. Federal “>5

ane.

Pas

—

Yells ‘Shameless’

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Harlem

10-day

HETT

it’s

“ambassadors”

from

YMCA—here

good-will

tour

guests

of the San Juan “Y”—say they are finding Puerto Rico fasci-

}| nating but expensive. The

group

from

New

They

arrived

York

losing

team

two

were

Felisa

and

style.” group

for

planned went

a three-day

Sept.

they

will

for both

cities.

After a trip through El Yun-

visit | que’ and a hike to Luquillo on go

to|

Sept.

Ponce for two days. A track |bassadors and field and swimming meet is | York.

the

will

good-will

leave

for

am-

New

Sun-

local

YMCA

games,

guests

Mayagiiez

of the

Friday.

‘basketball

the

straight

Monday

out

night,

City.

played

day,

last

going

Last

33°

visit

and

Dojfia

City

Hail,

They also were entertained by Trampoline Town USA team, acrobats

who

2) yagiiez gers.

are

guests

businessman

The heard

Ma-

Jafeth

Ro-

Harlem boys all much about Puerto

have Rico,

but didn’t expect it would be so beautiful. “You have the most beautiful wish to

;| bart,

hotels anyone could see,” said Miffin Tol-

12. Fabulous

Place

York.”

Stanley

f|member

land

:|in New

Toyer,

14,

another

of the group, is amazed

plans to come

:|“This place is cool -|Rlace in the sun.

back

ebm Relat i sient nte-tr n aes resin peiible

F| =|

“Its a fabulous place” said Ralph Hoist, “but things are so very much more expensive than

soon.

man, a cool I will save

.| money and come back,” he said. All agreed that Puerto -|is much more modern then had expected. Most of have Brownies and snap

GOOD-

LL FROM HARLEM—David Williams chats with Judith Charbauski, 18, of Syeamore, IIL, and dofia Felisa Rincon de Gautier in City Hall during a reception for a

visitors

movie

Rico they them away

Hollywood

set.

“Kid,

this

is going

cost

FOR THE RECORD—Part of a group of Harlem YMCA boys

here

for a 10-day tour line up to show

what all good

No More Previews | Cheaper. Easier To Administer Of Secret Papers Potable Polio Vaccine

WASHINGTON State Department ed

its

practice

thors

state

(AP)—T h e has suspend-

see

papers

formal

allowing

secret in

action

their

the

heels

of publication of a series of articles on the Potsdam conference. Department

officials

said

priv-

WILSON

Washington

Bureau

WASHINGTON—A

live

virus

administer

than

Salk

vaccine,

may reach the public by next summer. Surgeon General Leroy Burney disclosed

this

tentative

time

table

ately they had “goofed” in allowing access to the papers to some newsmen in advance of formal publications. They said the department had made a mistake in timing, figuring that the

when he met here with technicians representing 12 drug firms that want to produce the vaccine.

documents

opposition to use of the live virus vaccine. The meeting was called to discuss regulations that will

would

have

been

pu-

blished long ago. They said that it was probably through

honest

misunder-

standing that writers Fletcher ‘ Knebel and Charles W. Bailey used

the

Potsdam

documents

for

the series of copyrighted articles (Both Knebel and Bailey are members of the San Juan STAR’S Washington Bureau.) Scholars in the past have been allowed to look at documentary material while it was being prepared

for

publication.

Normally,

the books written by the scholars as a result have been published at about the same time or later than.

the

formal

publication

the: documents,

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the

Public

Burney

govern

first

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heads,

the

indication

Service,

was

that

which

relaxing

manufacture

and

its

Possible In One Year

than 60,000,000 persons have

received

polio vaccine, cheaper and easier to

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historical

advance

came

au-

publications.

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group of Harlem YMCA boys here as “good-will ambas-| Plenty,” said Rodney Morrow, | tourists do. Left te right are Casper Hoist, 10, Anthony 12 (STAR Leftwick, of the | Page, 13, Rodney Morrow, 9, and John member sadors”. Judith is an acrobat with Trampoline Town USA,|9, youngest ick, Hett) Gunter by photo like| film using am “I which entertained the boys. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett) | group.

it,

according

reports

by Soviet health officials during an international conference _held here in June to discuss work with the vaccine. During that -conference, however, officials of the U. S. Public Health Service made it clear that they still were not convinced that the vaccine was safe for general

Luis Ferre Off For Washington Luis

use

Ferre,

Statehood

Party

tested on human

to attend

by Dr.

nesota

have

received

the

vaccine

under an experimental program conducted by the university and the Sister Elizabeth Kenny foundation.

The

vaccine

is beyond

the ex-

perimental stage in Russia, where

a discussion

Doctors favoring immediate use of the vaccine contended that the Public Health Service’s experiments were unrealistic, and point-

in with

where

Burney

of foreign

Puerto

he will Rican

Rodman

of New efeller.

York

neighborhoods

Rockefeller,

Gov. Nelson

son

etc.

High

class

shops,

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From that point, he said, it might take ‘about a year to get fhe vaccine into production and distribute it for general use. Live virus vaccine is administered as a drink instead of being

month or more to write the detailed regulations covering manu-

relations with other candidates of the Republican Party. Tomorrow he will be in New

York

that there

that any person ever had contracted polio as a result of use of the vaccine. Month To Write Rules

candidate for governor, left for Washington yesterday afternoon

volunteers

cord.

ed out

of the material. The live virus vaccine was first Mauricio Martins da Silva at the University of Minnesota in 1957. Since then many others in Min-

use under all conditions. They reported experiments in which the virus, passed from those who had been vaccinated to those who had not been, appeared to regain its strength sufficiently to cause the disease in monkeys when it was injected directly into the spinal

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“34

Baseball

Sports Of The Times

Law Wins 19th For Pirates;

Orioles Move In On Yanks

10-2.

Los

Law

his

Angeles

also

first

homer,

they

defeated

Braves, 3-0, hit pitching who ran his

the

games

third,

off

the

American

League,

second-place Baltimore gained a half « game

Milwaukee

behind the threeof Larry Jackson, record this year to

league-leading

New

dropped

back

half

they

lost,

40,

to move one and

lead.

the Orioles to a half games

Chicago

now

three and a half. In other junior the Boston Red

the

Kansas

and the ed the

within of the

trails

circuit games, Sox defeated

City

Athletics,

41,

Cleveland Indians downWashington Senators,

Frank

MAJOR AMERICAN New York Baltimore Chicago Washington Cleveland Detroit Boston Kansas City Not

73 74 7l 63 60 58 53. 44

including

Indians

49 53 54 62 63 65 70 80 nicth

#598 — 583 1% 568 3% 504 11% 488 13% .472 15% 431 20% 355 30 games.

Boston

Cleveland

Kansas

City

Today’s

Detroit Kansas

Cincinnati Chicago

Philadelphia 48 Not including

Louis

557 541 .504

7L 73

441 407

10, 3,

«21 25

Scores Angeles

Milwaukee

night. night.

two.

Games Los Angeles,

night.

Softball Twin Bill The

Engineers

San

Francisco

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insured by Federal government agency.

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First Federal Savings

and Loan Association of Puerto Rico

and

Metropoli-

tano clubs split a doubleheader Monday night at Villa Nevarez Park in the fifth and sixth games of an 11 game Superior Softball League series.

Jose for

Cruz

pitched

Metropolitano

San Juan, Santurce - Stop 22 1/2, Rio Piedras, Barrio Obrero

‘

error

the

nightcap,

the

first

inning.

The

Engineers

games. Calderon led Metropolitano hitters with six safeties in eight

than the width of a devices had caught faster

figures

first-place the

second.

down

swam

far

the

Devitt

leaped

Maria, Neale Seeded

Olympic

DALEY

Meanwhile,

that’

announcer

event—Larson’s

Larson

wheeling

for

the

Games

slow

winner

will

cause

jaw

dropped

trip

was: Devitt,

a scandal

if Mur-

and he Shallow-

Stadio States

their

first

del Nuovo, in lodging

rhubarb.

however, a formal

Yet

from

the

moment of its planting it was destined to have the feeling life of morning glory. It had no deeper roots than the griping of Yogi Berra over the call of a ball or a strike. and

No technicality was involved. This was strictly a judgmen t call on judgment plays the umpire—or placing judge—is always right. “It ain’t nuthin until I calls it,” always insisted Bill Guthrie, the

leather-lunged, stubborn-minded baseball arbiter. it was

a formal

protest.

unhappy

They

decision

had

that

virtually

In cases of this fature, the evidence court

immaterial,

irrevelant

the

Americans

chance

from

and

made

to gain

the timers

inconsequential.

| evidence from the second-p lace judges. It goes back Bue. | two of the three first-place pickers chose Devitt.

(AP)—Maria

lazily

return

Action

in the United

had

‘paddled

turned over

in ecstasy.

Indignant The

for

ballots,

intoned

Unknown to almost everyone was the indignant action of the

protest.

him

back-stroke,

free-style,

announcer

three

Two

picked

interminably.

wall

a men’s

the

first.

the remaining

backward-speaking

ray Rose wins

for

judges

debated

When

John—this

Two

Devitt

the pool, swimming

to the

butterfly. ed hard.

Aussie.

gathered

officials

halfway

the

picked

second-place

Larson

The and

judges.

flattened sardine. The timing the 20-year-old American in

than

judges

three

‘Yet

YORK

the

opener

were held to one hit by Joaquin Silver as Metropolitano won, 8-0, while rapping out 18 hits. Each team has now won -three

NEW

but

;

thrilling race in the classic century had with Devitt and Larson no farther apart

one-hitter

but lost, 1-0. The) Engineers scored the game's only run with the help

championships starting Friday in | suburban Forest Hills. In

the

men’s

singles

the

to raise

their point.

is tossed out So

to the

the

fact

that

The rhubarb took some of the edge off Devitt’s victory, not that fuss will be remembered by many in years to come when the

Olympic lists show the name of the Neale | out any details of how he won.

Fraser of Australia was top seed-

ed. He also pionship.

defending

his

(Net

LEADERS on

325

bats.)

imeluding yesterday's games.) NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING

Larker,

Los

Angeles

Mays, San Francisco Groat, Pittsburgh Clemente, Pittsburgh Ashburn,

Cepeda, Banks,

Chicago

San

Francisco

RUNS Chicago

BATTED

Aaron, Milwaukee Mays, San Francisco Mathews,

Cepeda,

Milwaukee

San

Francisco HOME RUNS Banks, Chicago Aaron, Milwaukee Mathews, Milwaukee Mays, San Francisce Boyer, St. Louis Robinson, Cincinnati

Smith, Chicago Chicago Sievers,

Runnels, Skowron,

Boston New York

Cleveland Kuenn, Cleveland Aspromonte, RUNS

BATTED

Maris, Ne wYork Wertz, Boston York New Skowron, Sievers,

Mifoso,

Chicago

HOME

Maris, New York Mantle, New York Washington Lemon, Sievers, Chicago Colavito, Detroit

Devitt

was

ly to face

his

so proud

flag

during

as the

the

band

victory

struck

RUNS

Minnie Minoso of the Chicago White Sox was the first Amer. ican League batter to drive in 2° runs this season.

Australian ; a

with-

ceremony,

“Good

wheeling

Save

‘smart-

the

Queen”

win, it should be remembered that he had not been expected to do even as well as he had. The Americans’ big gun in this event was Jeff

Farrell, whose appendectomy six days before him from qualifying for this race. He missed second in an unbelievable comeback try. The

first day

of the

swimming

finals

was

the final tryouts kept by only a tenth of a { not too gay an o¢casion

for the United States. For the first time in history, an American girl diver failed to win the springboard event. Ingrid Kramer of East

Germany scored Jean Myers Pope

a tremendous of California.

An unbending German East Germany. “The

insisting. The most

girl, Ninel

upset

solidly

beating

Mrs.

Paula ;

official stiffy brushed aside any mention German Democratic Republic,” he kept :

significant

Krutova,

took

part

that

fifth place.

event

This

was

that

is the

a pretty‘

first

time

Soviet

that

the

A heart-warming episode occured when Anita Lonsbrough of Britain received her victory medal in the women’s 200 meter breast-

stroke from the Marquis of Exeter, an Olympic champion in 1928. She choked back tears during the ritual and then ran, blubberiag unashamedly, to fling herself into her father’s arms across the top of the

young

Then he asked a photographer to take a picture of the Australian flag on the central post, flanked by the banners of the United: States and Brazil. This would be his souvenir of his biggest moment. If there was American disappointment that Larson had failed to

Russians had done so well in diving.

AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING

Strapping

His Biggest Moment

cham.

MAJOR LEAGUE (Based

St. Louis at Cincinnati, night. Milwaukee at Chicago, two.

Pittsburgh

as runner-up. They shook had swallowed his im-

6% | no of Brazil, the defending chamThe unhappy Larson now has a full appreciation of how 8% | pion, was seeded first yesterday Charles | Evans Hughes felt the day after “winning” a Presidential 13 | for the National election. Singles tennis

78 381 28% night games.

Los

Today’s Philadelphia at

Games

Or Dy mail deposit.

— 5%

Philadelphia 2, San Francisco 0

at Boston, night. City at New York,

54 56 61

56 30

Metropolitano Splits

trips.

LEAGUE 49 608 54 565

Milwaukee 68 Los Angeles 66 San Francisco 62

Pittsburgh

Washington

Chicago at Washington, Cleveland at Baltimore,

NATIONAL Pittsburgh 76 St. Louis 70

St.

Clin-

STANDINGS

Monday’s

Monday’s Scores Baltimore 4, Chicago 0

Lou

sion.

LEAGUE

and

ton hit second inning homers for Boston as Kansas City dropPed its 24th game in its past 30 starts. Cleveland, trying to overhaul the Senators in fourth, routed Camilo Pascual in moving within two games of the first divi-

PASCUAL

Malzone

The finished

“VERNON LAW

Balti.+

Jack Fisher spun a four-hit. ter and Jackie Brand homered

loses

won—everyone

further

the silver medal warmly. Larson

mense disappointment in the true tradition of the sportsman he is. Everybody had told him he'd

}

Yan-

more.

...

get hands

Orioles on the

game

But he was in a daze as he marched alongside of the pook toward pedestal for the victory ceremony. When a chain with the gold

medal was draped around his neck, he fingered the medal unbelieving. It was real. , Then he turned as the blond Californian joined him on the pedesta l to

kees, also not scheduled, but the third-place Chicago White Sox

]

CAMILO

the

York

Tall, dark, handsome Devitt is polite and well-mannered; So he offered no argument when the finish judges eventua lly decided he had edged Larson of the United States in the 100-met er free-style swimming final in the Olympics.

Monday. In

Daley

out of the water, and tried not to think about it.”’

The Cincinnati. Redlegs and Chicago Cubs were not schedul-

season.

The St. Louis Cardinals took over second place, five and a half games behind Pittsburgh,

dropped

half

At San Francisco, rookie righthander Art Mahaffey shut out the Giants on two singles as the Philadelphia Phillies grabbed a 2-0 victory over the fifthplace Giants.

Dodgers,

added

the

Bz: 8 8

the

Braves

RageB

down

The

six and pace.

Pitts-

BUSES

(AP)—The

By Arthur

3 Sail £8 coed

YORK

Fruitless Argume

ROME—“‘At the end of the race,” said John Devitt of Australia, “I thought I was second. So I congratulated Lance Larson, climbed

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NEW

burgh Pirates pulled out of a four-game losing streak Monday night as Vern Law won his 19th game of the year Hal Smith and Don Hoak poled three-run homers to enable the first-place Pirates to

{

restraining

fence.

She was so overjoyed that she ran right out of her shoes, leaving

them behind on the grass. She didn’t care. the most precious thing of her lifetime.

That

Olympic

medal

was

Reveron Edges Bergin, 3-2 Al El Morro Rigoberto

Reveron

defeated;

Reveron

advanced

to the

sec

James Bergin, 3 and 2, over the |ond round with a 2 and lL vie

weekend in the only round match played in

second | tory over El Mo-| Second

rre's. Club championship.- -

James Thompsoh. tound matches; must

be-completed ‘by Sept, ‘1i\” pepe

Monday’s

wysew

a AWS

Park Facilities Show | Growth Since "40 - Monagas

wie

Fisherman’s

“Big

there

at present

there

are

ope-

ration.

Comparative

figures

other

fields show: lighted softball parks, one in 1940, 83 at present;

lighted rural seftball parks, none in 1940, at present, 17; lighted basketball at present,

1940,

courts, one in 1940, 55; public beaches in

none,

at present,

two;

re-

ereation areas, none in 1940, at Present, 28; swimming pools, none then nor now; stadiums, one

courts,

‘Seven;

recreation

areas,

11; public beaches, four; swimming pools, one; forest recrea-

tion areas, five; and seven side lunchrooms. Future Projects According

administration

for

future

has

img: a park in each 25-meter swimming

14 74

athletic parks; a convention and sports palace—under roof—with

thrased broke , narrowly.

although

a Sallop,

the

major

leagues,

while

at present there are seven Puerto

Rican

players

active in

the

majors. Among

the

projects

velopment,

the

under

de-

administrator

lists the

following:

lighted

urban

athletic

parks,

lighted

rural

20;

that

the

program

could

com-

pleted in the next 20 years, depending on the appropriations made for these projects.

From

medal Saturday. Miss Kramer’s ts

the

first

Back

double

time

victory

Germany

has

taken two gold medals in diving. The German high school girl executed a tremendous dive on her last try to amass a total of 91.28

points,

Pope’s

well

ahead

Mrs.

score.

Russia’s surprising

Irwin

Ninel Krutova was a third, while Mrs. Juno

the

fourth. In other

United

States

outstanding

was swim-

R. Zequeira Grabs

Junior Bowling Lead to

Ramon Zequeira rolled a 203 cap a 578 series at the Para-

dise Bowling and Sports Center yesterday and took over the lead in the 1317 age group of the Puerto Rico Junior Bowling Championship.

He whose

displaced Mike Blair, 561 was good enough for

second

place

ahead

Jerm at 551. There was yesterday in division.

John

also a new the bantam

José

Benitez

Pa-

leader (812)

recorded

a bantam high for the tournament with a 154 and moued into first

place

with

a 424

series.

Benitez had been third at 383, but his second roll off shot him into first ahead of Manuel Toro, 408, and Jorge L. Vazquez, 407. The groups

leaders during

competition

Morning on a handicap for the championship.

basis

between

will

set

tennis

the Condado

tel Club and Ramey Air Force Base at Condado Beach a week from Saturday.

competition

Olympic

and

record.

The time four seconds

was 4:49.0.,, some off the world rec-

ord

the

set

last year. The American second

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team

placed

3 4

trial

the

tathion behind favored Hungary. Mexico is third and Rus-

sia is fourth. With its five gold Soviet

Union

medals,

leading

the

unofficial team standings with Germany second, the United States third and Italy fourth. Italy

has

also

won

five

f-Arecibo

dals,

has

silver

grabbed

and

off

Russia

the

most

the

most

bronze. The United States is expécted to imcrease its number of me-

dals

starting

and

field men’s

competition

America in

tomorrow

took track

track

(

Don Beno Melamesia

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medals

and

field

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all

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three

a good

Back

Mexico

straight

games

chance

champion

only three

Ja-

dropin

the

accord-

gaining

Brazilians,

points.

114

106

(PF. Rivera)

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age the same day. Experienced players

will

the

los-

with

50-pound

ever

fishing

back

jumped

in the ,

99-1

Camaren a—Est. L.

(Reyes) (Ayala)

(Diaz) Rechani after

fifth

Agrait

108

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sure the fish was hooked.

nasty

hook,

she

astounding

speed

and

line

easily

the

fish,

Benitez with

six

abeard strikes

Amaury

was

his

and

Gato

much

blue

1065 entry

15-1

able

boat

only

two

his rod which

fishing

marlin

Neuman and

Elkins

white

only

them.

But

nullified. his catch, half

from

Park,

marlin

Pa.

215

pound

pounds.

Beth

battle,

had

the

fish

worked

reverse.

The

marlin

first

struck an outrigger and mutilated the bait without fully taking it. Parker, using a balao with a feather on the flatline, brought his bait in to the beat te check it. Directly below the stern and under his bait was the marlin looking at Parker and the funny looking bait. A few. inches closer and the Marlin’s nose would have been im the screws of the boat. He dropped his bait back quickly, and, en the drop back, the marlin hit the bait on the run and kept going. Not an easy way to catch a fish, but they all count in

the

boat.

“Smoothest Thing

on Ice” Call for Dixie

Belle

time

gin.

you

buy

nexi

You'll think. it’s liquid

Convidada Martinez,

landed

weighing

on 120-pound line from the Sea Queen III. team competition, team B moved ahead with boating a 175 pound blue. marlin on 50 pound 15 minutes off El Morro. the marlin jumped so much that the Jeader his tail, and in the closing minutes of the

4Stanarn 5-Cucu M

Comisionista,

day

Having

marlin shows

2-Nabueco

Sr.

unusnmal

second tuna was when boated.

victery

Sharper 7-Pikiluvy,

fish were boated In the Army Lt. Bon Parker line Sunday, just Parker said wrapped around

6-Barbalin,

had

misfortune.

50pound line. The weighed 50 pounds

CINCO-SEIS Deivy,

f aon

seen.

effort.

3-Master

Hernandez

a substitute skipper, Amaury matched wits with.« blue marlin (about 300 pounds) for 20 minutes before the line snapped. The other five strikes were tuna) Lacking assistance im boating

“14

(Ramos)

The ‘Pote

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finals in the consolation game. The local team extended the world

Pote

Pikitluvy.

Rico

it must

should

(Gines)

elimination,

speed,

(Morales)

Laterite

Comisionista

Puerto

the

cate rums a good race from time to time. 6th-$2.300; clmg ($6,000); 4-yrs-up; 1 1p6 m. (imported) 6 Barbalin (W. Rodriguez) 116 21 7 Sr. Martinez (Ramos) 115 52 5 The Sharper (Ayala) 11s) 5-2 1 Brandy Wine (Bravo) 15 31 2 Coloride (Pachece) 112. $1

Pikiluvy

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water

William Ss $5 3-1

medals for the Ameriean runners and three for the Russians.

true,

11 es 109

Frem

eptry.

Cucu M (Pacheco) Paladin (Reyes) Reseate (Pizarro)

two medals. better this year. Experts have tabbed 14 gold

Spain,

the

when

gold

begins.

to be

1 99-1

5 7 ll

France,

112 105

(Morales)

Stable horse.

bourne in 1956 and is expected to do equally as well if not one

(Continued

lio

(E. Rivera) (Reyes)

Cirujano

a—Isla f—field

gold

medals, all in cycling to tie Russia in that department. Germany, besides its two gold me-

the

strides

4-yre-up;

(Native)

States

Hernandez

landing one tuna, he broke

United

Britain

that

and again to make deep. “Big Bertha”

Amaury

heat. The United States is still running second in the modern pen-

Six matches will be played, Lang three. of them doubles. do Beach has also sche-

duled ment

new

ped

match

Beach

women’s

pan. Although

Condado Tennis There

in the

in the two age the week long

will meet Labor Day

Maya-

Page)

big

barely felt the snap. Hernandez would not estimate the fish’s weight but said it was the largest blue marlin he

roof.

Monagas says that the total cost of the projects for the future is estimated at $84 million, and

last, last in

won

capacity for 18,000 persons; 428 athletie parks; 155 basketball fields; 14 forest recreation areas;

OLYMPIC (Centinued

Petama

and may not be hurt by

1940, at present four. summer resort communities for He also points out that in 1940 government .employes; 528 lightnot a single Puerto Riean had \ed softball fields, and six under

reached

obvious

Feeling

follow-

barrio; pools;

hard, again was hooked

study

the

too

chair and made ready for battle. : Hernandez dropped back with the big fish after it hit the 50 pound line. He set the hook

the

under

projects,

were

road-

Monagas,

the ‘marlin

: Faiif 1 fT ReHtrE H : fe ge" zy fs i t “li z

at present

Bertha”,

Murray

to’ the Cangrejos area Saturday to tease another , this time Luis Herndndez of the Chessy IT. This is how it happened according te Hernndez: The fish surfaced off the port bow about 12:30, saw the began te cross, reached the starboard side, turned and came aft. Then it saw the bait.and moved in for lunch. Her intentions

jects under development and the plans for the future. Monagas reports that in 1940+ athletic parks, 16; rural athletic the island had seven urban athle- parks, 30; lighted basketball while

Gets Away By Mike

by the agency during the last 20 years, as well as the pro-

are 104 In the rural sections there were no such parks, while

Luck

Another

Sars

DOUGLAS

Public Parks and Recreation Administrater Julio E. Monagas has just released a r eport on the work carried out

tie parks

;

it iF i il

;

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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday,

August

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31, 1960

a d e M d l o G Olympic

Banks Cracks 37th ‘Mulliken, Carolyn Schuler As Cubs Edge Reds Score For U.S. Swim mers CHICAGO (AP)—Ernie Banks’ 37th homer, off lefty Nuxhall to open the last half of the ninth inning, over '

The victory was the fifth for the Cubs in their last six games with Cincinnati and Chicago’s a

Bank's to left seventh cher

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Boston Nips Detroit In 15 BOSTON

(AP)—The

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last

night

Tigers “in

Monbouquette

rallied

the

over

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and

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two

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to its three won Monday in canoeing. One came in cycling, the other in fencing, the Soviet’s first ever in this event. Bill Mulliken of Campaign, III.

and Carolyn Schuler, 17-year-old Orinda, Calif. school girl, won

America’s second and third gold medals of the Games. Mulliken was off the Olympic record he set Friday in winning the men’s 200-met¢r breast stroke

about

Japan’s

The

half

Yoshiko

bronze

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meter

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Second

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Andrew

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and

was

Kramer, girl

meter medal

gold

women’s 100-meter of

Hol-

Australia’s

third

the 17-year-old

who

won ;the

three-

springboard diving gold Saturday, added the high

diving

title

yesterday

:when

she

edged out Paula Jean Myers Popa of

Glendora, Calif. ‘ Mrs. Pope also won the silver

re (See

OLYMPIC,

Page

35)

showdown

game

International

Amateur

Federation

United

put

Uru-

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five

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stage

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out

1960 Olympics of competition:

GERMANY

decisions

Sad

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U.S.S.R.

reg-

victory

At The Olympics

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Cincinnati

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to a 5-4 victory

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powered the Chicago yesterday.

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Turley

Poland

and

Semi-final

row,

when

meets

Italy.

play

the

starts

tomor-

United

States

Yugoslavia.

Brazil Tops 2nd Group The top team in each group will meet for the championship. Brazil is favored to gain the final round. The Brazilians swept through the elimination round, defeating Puerto Rico, Mexico and Russia in consecutive games.

There

will

tournament

be for

a the

consolation eight

teams

ousted in the elimination tournament. Puerto Rico is one of

LEAGUE 000 201

at Los Angeles, night

the eliminated countries. Puerte Rico is’ in the consolation round of four with Hun-

gary,

The

(See

Phillippines

consolation

and

Bulgaria.

round

includes

BASKETBALL,

Page

35)

LONG TOSS—Olympie University of Southern Long

shotputter

Dallas

Long ‘of

the

California gets off a long toss,

is one of the U.S. weight men

competing in the shot

put event which starts today at Rome.

(AP Photo) > .