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No.
Fae
257
Tel. 3-8400
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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Thursday, September 1, 1960
‘Rushed PRIDCO
Backing
To Mi dea st
Questioned
_
Yellen Theater Venture Raises Eyebrows \By
AL
DINHOFER
(First By
agreeing
to Rue
the
of one man, the Puerto has
outraged
fessionally
some
of a Series) future
Rico
gf
insular
theater
Industtial Development
theater-goers
in theater
and
arts.
many
in
the
Co.
others
hands
j
(PRIDCO,
involved
f
pro-
.:
Last week préducer Barry B. Yellen, 24, announc ed that the Theater Development Corp. was established with the good wishes and financial support—verbally committed—of PRIDCO, Fomento’s financial arm. The new firm will absorb Yellen’s San Juan Drama
Festival
Corp.,
comedies, programs.
While
it
auspicious there are
$35,000
and
drama
in
is
present
English
theatrical some who
in
an
and
generally
eight-month
Spanish,
agreed
schedule
opera
that
the
and
of is
ing
dance
the
stock
plus
a line
of
credit
government, through PRIDCO, may be ‘creat ing polism. One man, or firm, could control the type comedy, opera or dance programs we will see.
the
ter
musical
Stars ing
BARRY YELLEN --- backed by PRIDCO
in the forthcoming
for
experimental
Maxwell
Anderson,
drama
drama,
and
(See
or
Arthur
festival—too the
Miller
ALEGRIA,
tragedies
of
Eugene
with
calm
crisis
the
grow. .
out of the bomb
killing
King
Hussein
were
“responsible
charged
linked people”
the
up in
with Presi-
dent Nasser’s United Arab Republic. The U. N. representative went
into and
Puerto
Newmar— likely commercially impos-
to compete
Page
of
Mideast
assassins
Commercial Vs. Artistic Interests During the past week the a 8e-old contr oversy— the cultural vs. the commercial—has again arisen. Will the commercial necessities of this $500,000 venture stifle the artistic aspects Rican theater?. Are Gypsy Rose Lee and Julie
here ye
to
Spinelli rushed here from Ge eva on orders from Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold af-
a theatrical monoof drama,
try
of Premier Hazza Majali.
most
of $75,000,
to
latest.
musical
zarzuela
project
Middle Bast, flew
terday
undertaking in the island’s cultural history, contend that by pledging an investment of
preferred
Hussein Links
chief has
O’Neill,
them?.
RICARDO ALEGRIA -.. advice not sought
19)
conferences with Hussein Bahjat el Talhouni, the
of
the
assumed
royal
the
cabinet
who
premiership.
The two prime suspects in Monday’s bombing, which killed (See JORDAN, Page 24)
CAP Leaders Draw House Okays Sugar Movers Fear Plans For Campaign Ike's Latin Traffic Law Effects Aid Program HAROLD
J. LIDIN
was
to
come
the
strategy for the general election.
party’s upcoming
With Davila on the pilgrimage to Ponce were Jorge Luis Cordova Diaz, CAP candidate for resident commissioner, and Jose L. Feliu Pesquera, the candidate
for
representative
Feliu, Bislature
gious
at
large.
whose drive in the lefor time off for reli-
education
in
schools
trig-
gered creation of the CAP, is under fire from his former Puer-., to Rican Independence Party col-
leagues, for retaining his legislative seat. Tuesday, PIP wheelhorse Luis A.
Archilla
Laugier
charged
that
Feliu had no right to retain his Independence Party seat because of his new affiliation with the CAP.
Feliu the
would
charge
not
comment
yesterday.
He
on said
what he planned to say between now and election time would be on
the
subject
of
taxation.
Cordova, a former Supreme Court judge, objected to remarks attributed to Popular Democra-
fieation
of
the
party
on
the
is-
land-wide ballot. This charge was
based on the report that betwe en 80,000 and 84,000 persons had signed petitions supporting the
CAP
This
on
the
was (See
ballot.
accomplished. CAP,
Page
in
less
WASHINGTON House
day
of
izing
(AP)—The
Representatives
approved
By A. W. MALDONADO {\ An owner of a Ponce trailer company charged yesterday at La Fortaleza that unless a provision in the new transit law is amended, there will be “serious conse-
legislation
President
yester-
author-
quences”
Eisenhower's
Senate,
which
has
approved
a
similar bill and which is expected to aceept the House version. The bill provides for future
appropriations
24)
(See
AID
in the
sugar
transportation
of up to $500 BILL, Page 24)
West Germans Cut Off From Berlin; New Trouble Feared By CARL HARTMAN BERLIN (®—Communists manding entry to isloated Berlin turned back many
comWest West
Germany visitors seeking to reach the city by road and rail yester-
to
corners where this is normally permitted. West Berliners and foreigners
A bus load of Bavarians en route the West Berlin meeting was
stopped East
and
at
the West
border Germany.
industry.
Julio Canales, owner of a+*yesterday, fleet of 40 trailers, accom- Mufioz They panied by Jose A. Pomar, sought to urge amendment from the Economic Develop- to the transit law provision dealing with the size of ment Administration, and a trailers. civil engineer from a large Hiram Torres Rigual, aide te | island sugar mill, attempt- the Governor, said yesterday he ed but failed the see Gov. has requested a meeting of Serc-
$600 million Latin American aid program. The measure next goes to the
between
were
allowed
through
to
East
retary of Public Works Francisco Lizardi, Police Superintendent Ramon Torres Braschi and Secretary of Agriculture Luis) Rivera Santos with himself and Canales, to discuss the proposed amendment which, he said, seemed reasonable. ; The complaint is, Torres said,
that
the
law
prohibits
trailers
from being wider than eight feet. Canales, owner of Indus trial Freight Services s Inc., ur
Fifteen car loads of delegates Berlin. West Germans living outto a Baptist church convention side West Berlin could go by subday. They contend they are try- were halted and sent home wheg ay or elevated train but they to trans-| ing to keep potential tried to cross Comgz agitators they arrest by communist police port industrial ipment in the away from East Berlin during territory. ‘ it on communist territory. sugar industry. West Berlin meetings of former East German police put at Jeast residents of red-ruled East GerFor this reason, Canales said, The. commandants in Ber- most of his trueks are eight and many. jin fired a protest of the city’s one half and nine feet wide. Besides those stopped, thousands In Berlin itself, dezens. of West Torres said that the law auof West Germans are believed to Germans were turned back when thorizes the secretary of public have stayed away from Berlin. beworks to amend this provision ahah, ena, , cause of Communist threats. munist sector at the many street
Soot a
Fe Bakhacoy. They, is
they tried to cross inte the Com-| 4
g
By
The high: command of the Chris tian Action Party, headed by party chairman Mari o Davila, flew to Ponce yesterday to confer with Salvador Perea Rosello, CAP ++ candidate for governor. Out of the conference, to tic Party leaders suggesting that be held at the Hotel Melia, fraud was involved in the certi-
{See
PROTEST,
Page
24)
”
2
THE
SAN JUAN
STAR — Thursday, September 1, 1960
Lumumba Told To Lay Conterence Of African +
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7
Poe
{
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By LYNN
HEINZERLING
for Congolese cooperation was? Congo read. biunt- { But he bounced back a little later with a complaint the Conty told Premier Patrice Lumumba’s government yesterday to |go had not been consulted about stop harassing the United | U. N. moves. He suggested “inNations and cooperate in U. N. |cidents would have been avoidefforts to end the chaos within ed if from the beginning a spi|rit of cooperation had existed this two-month-old nation. between representatives of the A Lumumba setback in the conLEOPOLDVILLE, The (AP)—African neighbors
ee
}
{ference
of
independent
|U. N. and those of the government of the republic.” The conference pointed out
Africa
states coincided with a report ' from Elisabethville of reverses ,|for
his
troops
in
against
rebels
in Kasai
Albert chieftain
their
campaign
province. |
Kalonji, the who proclaims
president
the
U.
“by
express
N.
;vernment
entered of
State
in | dence,
the
go-
Republic
of
the your
The minus
this
Congo
of
the
Baluba the Congo” with himself ' of “safeguarding
of a Mineral
the
request
your
Ave.
ter-
claimed
his
troops’ ritorial
integrity.”
his
Imdependent lacking.
police
shots
and
butts to break up tion against him.
ed
The
the
premier U.
spread
N.
the
motives
SHOCK VICTIM—Three-year-old Frankie quite, a Dallas, Tex., suburb, looks calm bed after virtually having been brought grave. Frankie grabbed an electrical wire sheck that his breathing stopped. It took
White of Mes- quietly in his hospital back from the! and got such a| a fireman five |
minutes, with mouth-to-mouth artificial restore Frankie’s breathing. (AP Photo.)
respiration,
to
as
EXAMINED
plane
Ww
GLASSES
FITTED
us great ond
pleesure
te
the
to announce
general
public
THURSDAY we
will be located
to our clients
thet,
effective
SEPT.
in our mew
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offices
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on
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St.,
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3-4848
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Senturce,
has
harrassed Se-
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he
added:
persue
that
its
‘Our
this
great
objective
House
Denies
Plot
Cuban
Castro
“plot”
to
Nikita
MOSCOW
that
to switch
shoot
them
Against
candidates equally
government
claimed
night
ef-|
|
M.
S.
Nixon
undesirable—to
of boots,” the Soviet left boot?” he asked.
Park,
Senturce
from
Minister
Costa
Rica
Roa
and
Raul
at the last minute
the
Nixon, Khrushchev
and
John
because
of
says
Communist
world.
Premier said. “Which “It would be difficult
US.
presidential
look
the same—
“They
are
is better, the to distinguish
a
pair
right or between
them.” Khrushchev called Vice President Nixon and Sen. Kennedy “lackeys of monopoly capital’ who are trying to outdo each other in their anti-Communist blast.
Africa
Lifts
Emergency
Suspends
Millie
(AP)—Actress
Perkins
with
occasienal
was
suspended
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te 25 gusts
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Mc CORMICK—_— mLthe “T
to-
the
and
RICO
and
and
_-TRY
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pro-
showers today
thundershewers night.
assistance. Puerte Nueve
by 20th Century Fox yesterday after refusing a part in a movie the studio wanted her to take. Miss Perkins’ latest film was “The Diary Of Anne Frank.”
i
a type-
other
FORECAST: San Juan, Ponce and Mayaguez—Mostly cleudy
Thursday,
Perkins Millie
with and
Emergency
State
PRETORIA, South Africa (AP)—The South African government yesterday lifted the state of emergency regulations imposed March 30. During the 156-day period the Nationalist government held almost unlimited powers including the right to hold suspects in jail indefinitely without trial. Approximately 20,000 persons were arrested.
Fox
off
clock
177. YESTERDAY’S LOW: New York, 77, STATESIDE:
Kennedy
Kennedy
made
wall
WEATHER
1:38
Both
a
PUERTO
down.
(AP)—Nikita
Richard
planes
home
and
writer, perty.
great happiness |
Charge
officials
Foreign
period
John J. Burns, an executive with
will
more
San ending
the Alcoa Steamship Co. in Miramar told police that someone broke into the office during the
hope
organization
News In Brief carrying
=S
NEEDLE TRADES EQUIPMENT CORP. 1966
and
cretary General Dag Hammarsk|jold, reaffirmed his confidence
and|But
that
We will be closed today Wednesdey August 31, to complete our moving. Our new lecction offers complete Ottice, Warehouse, Showroom ond Parking Facilities to afford our cheats more conaccess
21.
Alfredo Casalduc Fernandez, treasurer of the Sello Rojo Rice Co. in Catano, told police burglars broke into his office and stole $500 in cash he was keeping in a desk drawer.
has attack-|!™ the U. N. and its members.
off
HOLLYWOOD
1
McLEARY & ST. CECILIA STS. OCEAN PARK, SANTURCE venient
withdrawn
a demonstra-
other officials had the
S.
in the Needle
Stop
Juan area for the at noon yesterday.
WASHINGTON (AP)—The White House yesterday labeled as untrue a charge by Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro that “agents of Yankee imperialism” plotted unsuccessfully to shoot down a
ATTENTION NEEDLE INDUSTRY WE HAVE MOVED Wf gives
used | asked the U. N. white troops be
wielded
are imperialistic, sat |ficiently for the the resolution calling | of humanity.”
White
Glasses feras low as .. .. .. .. ... $8.95 complete 1122 Pence de Leon Ave. Tel. 6-0128 Directly in front of Del Pilar Church eon the main plaza Rie Piedras, P. R. alse The Arcade of BAYAMON CENTER, Bayamon, P. R.
industry
outside
suspicion
conference.
EYES
of
Jar-
while
/
to the activities
have recaptured Bakwanga, his} The resolution indicated the | 1 am., police sources said. Twelve burglaries and eight capital, and three other towns! mission of the WU. N. was to try that Lumumba’s men occupied | to stop the Congp from becoming cenies were reported in the
warning
te
at
The tween
confir- | involved in a'‘cold war. The |U. N. was praised, in the same Lumumba was on hand for the resolution, for “the peace work windup of the 13-nation Confe- |it brings to the Congo,” and for rence of Independent African helping in the withdrawal of the States, which he opened at the | Belgian troops. palace of culture last Thursday Lumumba, who has repeately
See us for same day service
due
beand
Kasai,
last week. mation was
ROSS OPTICAL
week
thefts were committed the hours of 10 p.m.
south
|
San Juan Treasury will be a few nickels and dimes
a thief or two who broke into 25 parking meters along the side streets crossing Ponce de Leon
intention indepen-
your unity and
Thieves Net Small Change From Meters
and
—
—
ee
een
THE SAN JUAN STAR
N.Y. Shippers Lose Suit For
Pier Damages The American Union Transport Company of New. York, owners of a ship which rammed into the Aguadilla terminal {wo years ago, was ordered tO pay $259,186 da-
mages by U.
in a ruling handed S. Judge Clemente
Nazario
late
yesterday.
down Ruiz
It was
the
largest such settlement in an admiralty case originating here in
recent years. The damage award went surance Company of North
ica,
which
than
as insurers,
$260,000
for
to InAmer-
paid
repairs
more to
dilla Terminal, Inc. will collect $1,000 plus interest for insurance premiums. The court also set a
for attorney
fees.
Specially-built to faciliate bulk Sugar loading, the newly-built pier was rammed on its first day of
Operation
when
union collided 14, 1958. The
the
S.
S.
Trans-
on arrival on July accident damaged
both the pier and its special loading facilities.
Million
Delivery
Held
Bankers
Up
‘Forget’
By A. W. MALDONADO —_| University will pay off the bonds) bonds. “Where are the bonds?” the at an
bank exeeutive asked to two bonds totalling
\
:
have
them”
lion.
“You
“I don’t. them.” “I
I
you
rate
of
2%
But
they
forgot
to
Bonds |
bring
you
had
had
bonds.
This
took
the University
place
to $5.4
bonds
finance
to
Washington,
tez
by
(and eventually million in UPR
Mayagiiez
com-
ed
buildings were through interim
Provided
by
local
Sen.
Ernesto
Juan
Fontfrias
official
that
the
Urban
Renewal
and Housing Corp. of Puerto Rico (CRUV) was ignoring the role
the
Federal
ing
in
government
helping
to
construction. At
the
same
time,
Ralph that
the
the
ment the the
Geilich,
of
blast
by another
regional
FHA,
said
Commonwealth
“never
island
a new
was leveled at CRUV Federal officer. sel
is play-
finance
publieizes
coun-
yesterday govern-
the
role
Federal government Plays in daily lives of all Puerto Ri-
cans.”
He
made
the comment
at
Lugo Cay Named
“I
financing
The
Capt. Andres Lugo Cay was named the new commander of the detective division of the Me area
police
by Superintendent rres Braschi.
Thursday, Ban Juan: Faiardo: Ponce
Mayaguezs San Juan; Fajardo: Ponce: Mayaguez:
September
High Tides 4:03 a.m. 3:54 a.m. 3:35
a.m.
3:37 a.m. Low
yesterday
Ramon
Tides
10:37 a.m, 10:26 a.m. 8:08 am. 10:19 am.
“The
To
publie
Commonwealth
and
the Federal governments. The tempest was touched off Tuesday when FHA’s regional
director,
Paul
Coste,
said
he
construction
Expanding
on
to
Satisfactory probably be
fi-
his
have
Gilberto Concepcion de Independence Party presi-
ing for removal of gallstones. Doctors listed his condition and said dismissed
weekend.
who is the chairman gave no indication his reply will take.
He said he expects ready by Friday.
the Federal Housing (STAR photo by Gunter
Agency.
dent, underwent surgery at Presbyterian Hospital yesterday morn-
was
tolling CRUV accomplishments, but not mentioning any US.
in
BIG CHECK—Chancellor Jaime Benitez, left, smiles as he for $1.5 million, part of a $5.4 million University bond purchase, from Leonard Lowy and Ralph Geilich of
Sen. Gracia,
“shocked” when he saw an ad in the newspaper El Mundo ex-
nancing. Fonfrias, of CRUV, what tone
financing. there
is
At
roughly
$300
as
he after
present,
he
will the
said,
million
in
federally-insured mortgages on the island. He said the Federal
it
government
complaint,
finances
nearly
two-
thirds of the cost of urban rene wal projects, of which there are over 50 in Puerto Rico.
Geilich said Puerto Rico is one of the most active areas in FHA
and
Home
Hett)
Financing
Pewee
words,
sss
'
for
finally
said,
you very much.”
es
1
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SEE THEM
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124 203
REY
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BAYAMON Calle Parque Pleze Cantoa Tel.
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Bed-
PONCE Union 81 Tel. 2-3278
&
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&
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AIR
1603 Stop 23,
DISPLAY TODAY
H. Todd
STEVE’S
heaters, Sinks Furniture,
ding, Housewares, Fishing tackle, Patio Furnishings
HATO
ON
MARTINEZ
Kelvinator
the
PROVIDES
5:23 p.m.
Water
ot
pictures,
sees
“Everyones
Appliances,
*my
said:
is on the
Easy —
in the i
dormitory,
posing
“Well, thank
General Electric — Hotpoint — RCA — Frigidaire Westinghouse Philce Norge
HOUSE)
Benitez
men’s
5:49 p.m. 5:40 p.m.
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS EXTREME DISCOUNT PRICES
(GUEST
know,”
1
7:3
May.
in
dormitories
check left the hand of Geilich and slipped into the hand of Benitez. The Chancellor, smiling and obviously searching for
receives a check
Independence Chief Undergoes Surgery
ment plays in Puerto Rico to better appreciate relations bethe
years
government.
dormitory
After
in
Puerto Rico should know the role that the Federal govern-
tween
federal
“The
of Puerto Rico over to the uni-
said.
Beni+
five
course.” The big moment finally came when Geilich turned over an Uncle Sam check for $1.5 mil lion, part of yesterday's $5.4 million transaction.
projects. The money is in effect a loan at low interest. “It is not a matter of pride,”
Geilich
vision
‘| son lives in one of them.” | After an expectant moment, Benitez cried out:
versity $5.4 million in the US. funds to finance several UPR
Participation
Head Of Detectives tropolitan
the University before turning
the
en’s
construct-
banks.
congratulated
‘are the “best hemisphere.”
campuses.
The
“his
Benitez told the government that the representatives dormitory in Rio Piedras an
pleted dormitories and recreational centers at the Rio Piedras and
for
ago” which has lead to the ade dition to the University of valu able student facilities, financed
at
Rico at
already
and.
Finally, after several urgent
a ceremony where the Federal Housing and Home finance Agency in Washington was
scheduled did) buy
in Washington
Phone calls, the bonds arrived. and the c Started. Lowy, chief of the finance office im
milthe
yesterday
of Puerto
Agency
|
local office, waiting Patiently to | turn the money over to UPR Chancellor Jaime Benitez.
them.”
government: with $5.4 in their hands to buy
vlviee|
Standing by were Harry | McNerney and Leonard Ay of the Housing and Home Fim)
It turned out that nobody had them—while standing by were four representatives from the
U.S. lion
liens
Ralph Geilich of the Agency's
P.R. Housing Official Drafting Answer To FHA Charges said yesterday he was preparing an answer to charges of an FHA
ich
per | Banco that Salvador Rodriguez of the Govthe ernment Developmen F
ance
thought
thought
interest
cent.
referring $5.4 mil-
UPR
Abner’ Kalish, of the brought the bosds—and Popular, throught
do.”
You
I don’t.
‘No
the
sugar loading pier in Aguadilla. In addition, the pier-owners, Agua-
$10,000 payment
$5.4
‘Tharsiiiy’ Sepientbet ‘1, 1966
Carmen
Tel.
ATs,
INC. St.
3-2262
CONDITIONING
Fernandez Juncos Ave,
Sonturce
Tels.
3-4367
&
2-3839
COLLAZO & CO. Comercio
810
Ponce
6-2571
aa as co
Tel.
ae eee ae
89 2-4210
= oo
eo
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4
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, September 1, 1960
"aico’s LARGEST sxe Labor Day Events Will Include Union Program, Talk By Munoz STORES oy 48 Te]
The
SANTA
ROSA
be
PLAZA
are
>HONE
by
557 BAYAMON
Box of 48
.
REGISTERED PHARMACISTS
3 DAYS ONLY Reg.
Labor no.
At Liggetts your Prescriptions are compounded
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS
Its New
THURS.
celebration
with
an
will
address
in
FRI.
chief
Sen.
Hipolito
of local labor Iglesias Pantin, cemetery.
Marca-
a
passed
turnout
of
no
less
than
15,000
to hear the governor.
Marcano
also
gathering
speak ball
The
"9 MAYFAIR... 00... Se 1.29 Reg.
That same day, the board of directors of the recently created Labor Savings and Loan Assn. of Puerto Rico will be selected at the bank’s headquarters in the new Teacher’s Association Building in Hato Rey.
to
the
will
at
park.
speechmaking
will
be
the
final scheduled act in a busy Monday which begins at 10 a.m. when a wreath will be laid at the grave
1)
pioneer Santiago in old San Juan
Marcano, noting that this weeend’s ceremonies will be the first large-scale Labor Day Observance by unions here in 25 years, forecast
the
SAT. (Limit
Day
Sixto Escobar Stadium by Gov. Mufioz, it was announced yesterday by Puerto Rican Federation of
on Rt. 2 to Bayamon We
Labor
climaxed
The
law
creating
in the
legislature,
the labor bank,
last
session
specifies
of the
that
five
the seven directors must
be union
officials.
positions
The
on the board
other
two
will be filled by the
Secretary of Labor and the President of the Government Development Bank.
Sanitary
2:30 ADJUSTABLE RAZOR.....1.95 1
000 paid-in eapital. The Commonwealth government provided a
loan of $25,000 to for organizational Social highlights
Day program include a parade of union floats bedecked with the queens representing various trades
and
unions.
The
parade
will move
by a union include a
Chago.” of
chorus. The four number entitled
(Chago
sale
of
songs
to erect a statue sias Pantin.
at
least
Igle-
of
the
island.
Mayamake
speech
in
each
thus
invade
will
of Republican
ers. guel
Statehood party leader MiAngel Garcia Mendez is
from area torial from
the Mayagiiez-Aguadilla and Republican gubernacandidate Luis Ferre is Ponce. Plans yesterday,
did
not call for Munoz
goimg
into
either
Ponce
during to
plans,
use
from
Nov.
Mayagtiez
or
the trip.
governor
said,
lead-
now
8 to
La
For-
most
of
to
conduct
campaign
his
election
four-day
stops.
Lions To Distribute Traffic Law Copies
LAMPS
Give new life to your
On Friday Morning
children
Drivers
the
new
point
vn KRESTO
law
may
KRESTO
contains
proteins
safety
and
+e ee
9.0
ag sk
the
energy,
blood,
Iron
for
for
a
normal,
for
Design
a
PHILCO RADIO Handsome table radio. True high-fidelity tone, built-in antenna, powerful
speaker. White. . . 19.88 z
of
a
10
about
the
orientation
pam-
that
70
Lions
mem-
will be between
7-9 a. m. Friday, to give 10,000 copies of the law and other pamphlets. He said
the
out two the
club has coordinated the distribution of this information with both the police and the Department of Public Works.
healthy
development,
List 29.95
program
an
bers and their wives standing at 11 corners
brain, Calcium for the bones and Vitamins
copy
plus
area on Friday morning. San Juan Lions Club President Raul Buxeda announced
to enrich
Phosphates
a
law,
phlet for drivers, at any one of 11 places in the metropolitan
muscle growth, Carbohydrates to generate
get
traffic
yesterday
New
the
ground
regional
swivel shades. Gleaming black finish with brass trim. * Height: 7° 9” to 87".
Uses ordinary tap water. Lightweight... 888
of Santiago
home:
day
A Ya)
Tapered base, spring-action top,
with a flick of the thumb.
used
part
one
Mufoz
3-LIGHT Adjustable floor-to-ceiling
Switches from steam to dry
the
be
town.
weekends
Steam & Dry Iron
for
will
night in the area from giiez to Ponce. He will
The
3
songs ‘‘don
diminutive
Proceeds
the
taleza
- Monarch
is the
Santiago).
however,
Knapp
Bar-
La Fortaleza announced yesterday he expects to visit about 15 towns from today to Sunday
, With poles, Repels ~~ insects,
Mfg.
from
rio Obrero to the stadium to the rhythm of labor songs recorded
southwestern
‘ gold-tone torches
POLE
the institution purposes. of the Labor
Gov. Munoz today resumes his campaign for renomination with a four-day stump through the
Romantic lighting for the yard. 2
LY
said
In Southwest
Acne) Lot
CU
Marcano
already has $100,-
4-Day Stump
aniALCt OHOLADO.... | DENTAL CREAM.......... 84° (Limit
chairman
Munoz Plans
Gillette - First in P. R. - 6 Blades FREE 12 ounce
of
AFL-CIO
the Labor Bank
Buxeda
|
said
new
traffic
one
published
the
law
copy is
by
of
the
the
official
the
govern-
ment.
One
can
of
KRESTO
_ home is a permanent \ health
and
energy.
in
your
source of
Royal Carpet For Sale MASSENA,
red
carpet
Elizabeth
N.
Y.
spread and
#—The
before
Prince
plush
Queen
Philip
@n
their seaway visit here a year ago is for sale.
It’s hardly Lawrence
Corp. says.
been Seaway
used,
the
St.
Development
‘
o_
ade
a
SA
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bp
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THE SAN JUAN
Nolla Galib And Co. Calderone Plans Submit Low Bid Schedule Change On Airport Projed Nolla ted the
Galib
and
Co.
Calderone
construction
of
an
By
addition
Enterprises,
NEW ket
YORK
closed
four
which
JOHN
~The
higher
consecutive
Closes
MCKEE yesterday
declines.
and Culebra Islands, will increase |
the
Federal
Aviation
Admin-
The
istration
The Ports Authority is expected to make final award of the contract within the next two or
three to
days.
begin
Work
within
Ajso bidding were Manuel $183,000; and Hijo
Inc.,
the
is
expected |
next
month.
will
leave
Fajardo
|
The increased | conjunctive with
service is a new mail
Alumin
Ltd
Am Airlines
Francisco
Am
Cyan
Am
&
|
Levy
$151,448.
Particulars
SUGAR
||
Can
Nov
World
sugar
changed
to
2
6.08 futures No.
higher.
Sales High
2.90 3.06
spot
74 eontratcs. Lew Close
2.95B 3.04B
3.07
3.05
3.06
3.10 3.12
3.08 3.11
3.08B 3.12
3.14 6.55.
3.14
3.13B
Mar
sugar
6.06 6.07 | 4 closed un- | 2.90 3.04
May Jly Sep Raw
B- Bid
Std Tel Tel Steel
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bonds
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quiet.
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212
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43%
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82%
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30%
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55%
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TRANSCARIBBEAN
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3,130,000
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Central
Interest
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N.Y. Balt., N. ¥.
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Sept. 1
Sept. 1
N. Y.
7
Sept.
2
Newark
31
Sept.
2
Jones c
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TO
OPFRATOR AND/ OR AGENTS
N.Y. “Mayaguez, Ponce, ome
Cristobal,
Miami, N.
2
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wa
Sept.
1
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2
Sta. Marta, Colombia
Sept. 1 Sept. 1
St. Thomas N. Europe
Sept.
31
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Newark
Sept.
St. Thomas S. America, Carib
Bull Lines
|
Alcoa
Balt..
31
Hamburg
;
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Mobile, N. Orleans Ponce
15%
NEW YORK ‘AP)-Ciosing Dow Jones averages:
Bid| 39 iNbus —\ | 2 RRS
DEPARTURE AUG.
75%
51
Stores
-
30
14
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P.
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35/16
7453
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,
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3 and
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34%
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coat
was
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one
corporate
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Easy to roll or brush on
prices
~ >ped
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38%
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pai nt
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Joy
|Blaw
news
nini Controls 2%, Ironrite 2% and American Electronics 1%2. Barnes
+114
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SUPER KEM-TONE
Exchange
following
Unch
Comw
painted Walls...
spurted 2%,
%
33%
Champ
eautiful
for-1 stock split as well as a new issue of convertible debentures, Philips Electronics rose 3's, Gian-
63
Cer
step to 5
eased
plan-
Armour
| Burroughs Cdn Pac }Cater Tr Case (J. 1.) Celanese
wall
| Grace
59%
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First
*latex
—5,
52% FP
| Armco
NEW YORK (AP)-Domestic sugar futures No. 6 closed 1 higher. Sales 48 | contracts. High Low Close |
Stock
of
close
is
Baltimore & Ohio
—% | 700dyea
19%
|Am Tob
FUTURES
Sep Oct
8-0267
60%
72
28%
Am |Am
American
volume
split
1's.
Goodrich Gipdyest
Am Sugar
the
added
1%.
on
compared with Lora! Electronics
market
Telephone
rose
Glen Ald
for delivery to San Juan that same night rather than the next day as was previously done.
in
Ford
-%
55%
up
the stock
American Optical 2%, Beckman Instruments 2, Paramount 3%, and Zenith 2%.
Unch +g
Am Smelt
picked
4for-1
28% 31%
afternoon
and
Call
Am
now be delivered in the mornings rather than the late afternoon
after
a
1,530,000 shares 1,33,000 Tuesday.
Closing Stock Quotations
made | Aluminum Ca sche- | Amerada Pet
on the project | idule which will speed deliveries to the two islands. Mail will Lopez Santiago,
FOR SALE LAUNDERETTES GOOD GOING BUSINESS For
boats
news
American
Autos and airlines regained some
on Monday, Wednesdays and Saturdays at 9 a.m. and return from Allied Chem Culebra Island at noon the same day. | Allis Chal
of that ned.
to the Isla Verde passenger ter- its regular service to Culebra,? |/of their losses in the previous minal building. the line announced. | Sessions. Utilities, rails and cheThe company bid, $122,795.66, The company is adding an micals closed higher. was for construction of the se- ;additional round trip on Wed-| Volume totalled 3, 130,000 shares venth floor of the Passenger nesdays to the schedule which compared with . 2,890,000 shares building for a surveillance ra- originally included sailings on traded Tuesday. dar installation to be provided ly on Mondays and Saturdays. |
by
were, mestlygr
after
Trading
Higher
Chock Full O’Nuts, after climbing to a high of 76%, closed with a net loss of % at 73% in advance
stock mar-
, was more active than Tuesday. hydrofoil ferry boats Gains ranged from a few cents Fajardo and Vieques | to around $1 a share.
the low bid vesterday to |operates Puerto Rico Ports Authority | between
for
Market
In Ferry Service
submit-
STAR — Thursday, September 1, 1960
Ponce,
MSTS, Transamerican Sea
Land
Alcoa Bull
of
P.
R.
Lines
Horn Line, P.R.V.I. Line
P.R.VI. Line Royal Netherlands, 8. J. Trading:
P. R. Dentists Endorse Crest Toothpaste The
Puerto
Sociation yesterday
Rico
Dental
As-
added its endorsement to the ‘‘first dentifrice
with an effective agent.”
decay-preventive|
}
The PRDA, an affiliate of the American Dental Association, said the ADA’s recognition of Crest
toothpaste for its decay-preventive qualities ‘‘is of great importpeople
of
Puerto
Gonzalez-Ramos,
D.
M.D., secretary of the PRDA, Said in a statement that the ADA
Ser SNe Be (LEFT TO RIGHT) TELESFORO
recognition of the tooth paste “can be of significant value when used in program
a
Small Sugar Growers Find Machinery, Repairs Costly
conscientiously applied of oral hygiene and
regular supplement health procedures.” The ADA statement
to
eer
BAEZ BERMUDEZ, SECR ETARY RIVERA SANTOS, SANDALIO RIVERA AND FERNANDO PANTOJAS
public
Three veterans of the sugar the new incentive payments government help them solve it. recognizing The secretary urged the farmthe decay-preventive agents in cane industry say they have met’ given to small sugar growers last | Crest tooth-paste was published in and coped with the challenge of eck at Sam Vicente sugar mill ‘ers to adopt the piece work plan mechanical age—but now | ° for greater profits. He said that the Aug. 1 issue of The Journal the find the cost of machinery and The farmers are Telesforo Baez of the American Dental Association, ,it is necessary to continue merepairs a major problem. | Bermudez, 80, Sandalio Rivera, _Chanization of sugar cane farmDr. Gonzalez said. The three represent a total of 93, and Fernando Pantojas, 63, ‘ing to increase production, but The PRDA, he said, ‘“‘recognizes this step against dental decay, 230 years of sugar growing. all of Vega Baja. the most prevalent world, as of great our people.”’
disease in the importance to
They
brought
their
problem
vera
blem.
They
Santos
when
they
received
will meet
totuy
to
c* cuss plans for an Episcopal Seminary which is to be cons-
tructed in the Carolina area. The group, composed of the trustees of the Episcopal Seminary of the Caribbean as the schepl will be known, will meet
in the home of the Rt. Rev. A.|
Ervine Ave.
Swift
at
1313
Ashford
The school will be a graduate theological seminary and_ will train men for the Virgin Islands, the
Dominican
Republic,
Haiti
and all of Central America before ordination to the priesthood. The dean of the seminary will be
the
Very
Rev.
Eugene
E.
Grommet of Portland, Me. }ather. Grommet is a graduate arvhitect of Harvard University. The meeting is to’examine the
which The
site
ident | knee
Carolina
and
a pre-
$200,000.
Money for the lected by means
nickels
into
Mite
Richard
M.
school was colof the pennies|
that
boxes
were by
|On
infection
campaign
matters
| pital bed. Nixon entered
Lenten
The seminary
of
for
constructing
the
education
copal
need
by
Council
the
National
to
have
a
to
promote
the
planting
of
Needed,
on qualifications. established
from
a hos-
Walter
Reed
Permanent
Company.
position
Excellent
with well
opportunity
for
man experienced in selling services or preduction in local area, Send resume to
P. 0. BOX 4006, SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO
©
TESTIMONIAL
of
school
‘Condado
Beach
Hotel,
Friday,
fi
MOSCOSO
TEODORO
Guest of Honor:
Epis-
DINNER
September
9.
. begin‘ at 7:00 : Cocktails P.M.
&
Z
Whether you are Continental or Puerto Rican, and w litical convictions, you
are invited to participate in this
the modern day’s greatest achievements
Jo
-
ver your pote to one of
in industrializati m
and economic
~
CONTINUING |
,ers
‘new acreage.
lity to direct and develop sales force. Salary based
re-
worked
a
where amid interested students study a culture similar mayts ‘heir_own.
Incentive payments are being given the small sugar cane farm-
TRIBUTE TO OPERATION BOOTSTRAP
of
priests from Latin America is not the brainchild of any one person, but grew out of a recognized
unemploy-
hospitalized for about two weeks.
offerings.
idea
cause
aggressive, bilingual, sales experience and with abi-
Army Hospital late Monday for treatment. He is expected to be
dropped
thousands
to
Sales Manager
was
he
|
not
Sales Manager
the
(#)—Vice Pres-
while
boys and girls all over the world as
that
Nixon
so as ment.
Ri-
pro-
seminary and de- | Ported responding satisfactorily type of buildings | Yesterday to treatment for a
in
and
told
same
suggested
WASHINGTON
liminary estimates indicate that the first building will cost more than
they
the
Responding Fine
will be constructed. seminary will occupy
30-acre
face
Nixon Reported
Leaders
plans for the By MANUEL SUAREZ on the Thirteen officials of the Epis- | cide
Church
farmers,
Santos,
To Plan Seminary copal
Other
vera
zs
Episcopal
to |
Secretary of Agriculture Luis Ri-
jconceded that it should be done
ee
the
Rico. Reinaldo
oe
to
ance”’
development.
f
The testimonial dinner is non-political.
(
Whatever profits may result
from it will be given to Mr. Moscoso for presentation to a charity of his choice.
OF MEN’S
.
Tickets, $12.50 per plate. Make checks payable to TRIBUTE TO OPERATION BOOTSTRAP. Because of space limitations, reservations
CLOTHING
LIQUIDATION
PRICES
will be made on a first-come-first-served basis. apply immediately.
25 to 50% Discount SHIRTS — SLACKS — SPORT JACKETS — SUFTS , ALL OF HIGHEST QUALITY
TROPICAL MEN'S SHOP CONDADO
BEACH
HOTEL
(Across from Marisa’s)
Sponsors:
Use
the coupon
below
to
Supporters of Commonwealth Status.
ee MR.
F. R. RITCHIE,
P. O. Box
2545,
San' Juan, P. R.
I enclose my check for $______---_---- .
for the testimonial dinner of Tribute to Operation Bootstrap, Condade Beach Hotel,
September 9, 1960
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STAR — Thursday, September 1, 1500
Avocados Are Cheap, Ple ntiful Now
BETTY
STAR
KNORR
Women’s
Editor
Avocados are They’re plentiful
-right
now.
caloric =
treat
The
rich,
avocado
that
the
<4 discovered
in season. and cheap
North
only
high-
is a gourmet American
in
the
past
has
15
to 20 years. Its fame has already spread to Europe, where both the British and the French have in # recent years developed, a mild craze for it.
»
Once Aztec
the
favorite
Indians,
the
been cultivated FRANCISCO
TELLADO
. avocados
are
plentiful.
food
from
of
the
avocado
has
almost
pre-
historic times in Central and South America and in the Caribbean
Islands. cause
In of
Central
its
high
America, protein
be-
content,
n Centra
America
year-around availability and cheap-, utilizing the exotic fruit. ness, it is a substitute for meat. As a soup: puree two mediumSeamen must have loved the |sized or one large avocado ;avocado as spread for one of its (blender of mash); add two cups
nicknames
is
‘‘Midshipmen’s
But-
ter.” Old wives tales here on _ the island link a dearth of avocados with a plentitude of tropical storms
of a hurricane
nature.
If it’s any
consolation to the superstitious, ayocados are plentiful here this
year.
The
versatile
ethnically
a
avocado,
fruit
of
the
while
laurel
family, can also be used like a vegetable. Its taste-treat potentialities are legion, in or as soup,
salad, Here
dip-dunk are
of chicken stock
cup
a
few
cream
(one
half
cup
last
after
the
mixture
has
been
thoroughly heated) and top with dab of sour cream and finely chopped chives or green onion stalks). |
An recipes
of light
sour cream and half cup of milk). Blend well and chill (if desired hot, add eyerything but cream
or dessert.
just
(or substitute one
package of Knorr chicken soup bouillon in two cups of water); one teaspoon salt, half-teaspoon of fresh ground black pepper, one
the
interesting chilled
version
variation above
to
for
two
tablespoons
of
white
Puerto Rican rum and one teéaspoon of curry powder. Soup is served with lemon wedge. Any hot thick soup chicken or seafood
delicious ripe
served
avocado
scoop out the ful and add
of a meat, nature — is
with
on
aati,
By
a half
the
side.
flesh by to the.
Seat
Substitute For Meat
of a
Simply
the spoonsoup. It’s
delicious with ‘‘asopao,”’ rice and beans, also chop suey or any thick French or Irish stew. As A Dunk As
a dip,
famous calls
here
are
Mexican
for
two
two,
one
fhe
Guacamole
which
avocados
magh-
ripe
DERE
+
| ed, seasoned with onion and lemon juice, one or two chopped seeded
calls |and and ley.
SME BOs
Af
peeled ripe tomatoes, salt sprinkled with chopped parsGuests dip corn, potatoes or
bacon rind chips Another Butter’’
into the mixture.
dip, called “Poor Man’s is made by mashing three
medium
sized
ripe
avocados,
ad-
ding one cup of finely chopped green onion, one teaspoon edch oi salt and freshly ground black
pepper,
three
tablespoons
of olive
oil and the juice of two lemons. Dunking media is the same as above. Quick And Tasty Lunch As a quick luncheon dish, try mashing one avocado and seasoning it with lemon and onion juice,
Salt.
and
pepper
and
about
four
strips of crisply fried bacon crumbled and chopped parsley. Serve on lettuce leaves.
Halves of avocados served hot and filled with a poached egg and topped with hollandaise sauce make for a tasty and different dish.
Set
avocado
halves
in
shallow
oven-proof dish partially filled with water. Sprinkle each half with a little lemon juice and salt and
pepper.
Bake
for about
10 minutes
in medium (350 degree oven) while you poach eggs. Place poached eggs in avocados and top with sauce. Fill avocados with seafood or chicken salad mixture, marinate
or marinate the French dressing
slices with
in a tart grapefruit
or orange sections and rings sweet Bermuda onions for
‘of a
luncheon salad. Wedges of avocados and tomatoes in French dressing (sauce vinagrette: salt, pepper, pinch sugar, powdered musard,
paprika, olive oil and vinegar) with finely chopped green onions are delicious as a salad too, particularly if used as a garnish for mounds of creamy cottage
cheese. Delicious Plain, Too Avocados are delicious plain, too, with the hollows filled with tangy
French
dressing
or
a_
dressing
made by mashing a clove of garlie to a pulp and adding oil and lemon or lime juice until of almost a thin mayonnaise texture. .
Try
mashing
avocados
with
a
bit of butter, salt and pepper and adding enough chopped walnuts or
pecans
to
moisture
soak and
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— Tharsday, September 1, 1960
| Little Theater Back In Black Next Productions Set At Tapia
PONCE
sown By Rosarito de Jesus
Good news for Little Thea-+ ter of Puerto Rico, Ine. fans Cupid has takem over Ponce! Ha Dominguez Rivera te Jesé| who will return te schoal short- is the announcement that Announcement has been made|Guerrere Forres has been a-|ly, were entertained recently by the group’s 74th production, by Mr. and Mrs. Jese Guilierme|mounced by her parents Mr. and | Mar'a2 Emilia and Eddie Ramres Vivas, of 59 Salud Street, of the} Mrs. Luis Dominguez of Guaya-|Casellas aboard their yacht “Soengagement of their daughter | ma. He is the som of Mr. and Mfs.|mar.” They sailed to “Caja de to
Luis
Bartelemei,
Jr.
He | Josein
is the son of Dr. and Mis. has
Guerrero,
of La| Muertos
Island”
and
28,
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fianee,
a|They
hope
it’s a boy
this time’...
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with
a chemistry
majer
from
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laboratories
in
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in England
Pehve-
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and
38.
last time
the
Tapia
was
the setting far a Little Theater production was in November of Cole
Phi Eta Mu Fraternity memr-r |Erie Bhyss’ children, Gwyneth, graduated from Stauntem }:ili-}11 ,and Ise, 9, are visiting their tary Academy, Va. and holds a/father, wha is an engineer with ‘BS
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The
when thei presentation of | & Porter’s “Kiss Me Kate” | ;
their: | "ee?
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Satm say.
Little
Theater amnounce
officials that the
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las. ter
Lydia Genzalez of Clementina
Degré, daughand Jesé Gea-
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rales, will marry Carles Ramis vee Lépez at 8 pm. next Saturday Fraternity, Is an alumnus ef /at the Milagresa Church. The upen meeting mss John Hopkins and is presently | groemtobe, a member of the to Rechi, Prediie asked him: “I) S50?" the D. attending the University of Sa-}/STAR Preduction Department, is want te i lamanca Medieal School. the sem of Vieteria and Carlos a im Rie Piedras. James Lewis will | pete Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Doesat|Ramis. After the ceremony, a Startled by the question, Alber-| srect this production which | tries have made known the engage | reception will folkew at El Ceche
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, September 1, 1940
10
7
Who Says No Native Souvenirs Here? me
¥
as
Women Tourists Buy Most, But Men More Lavish Spenders DEANNA
MORRIS
A ‘quick tois@ Shell ly
specialty ghops catering pri-
suitcase-full
want
of
to
take
back
ot
their
trip
to pick
‘native’ home
to
as
Puerto
up
a
A gift
printé@d
brief and
Juan ports
it
survey n@velty
and the
buying,
on
the fa@t
tortoise
Sell
Well
says
Tourist
Saucers
and
their
ed
interiors.
The
for
everything
cocunut
ginative
of
with
red,
an
ima-
white
and|
husbands
during
The
the
week
polished
of
ido
the
mahogjSpny
July
25. ‘the
hand-loome@
In
‘‘bohios’
or
(Stephens
huts.
Gift
Center,
cus-
For it’s
cups
are
used
light
ice
cream
and
attractively
Ordi-
tan
every)
to
black,
shape
abound
and
and size
m the shop.
The
dishes,
in
imaginable
rows
and
One
or
Cavanagh.
bathing jewelry
soup.
that
from
line.
the Hai-
articles
decorative Casa
machete-hollow-
and
goods
that
are
shells
suits nd also dejight
of
the
best
crazy
hats,
Straw
bags,
native bead the shopper.
sellers
restored
in
old
the
Spanish
Town House Shgp is their line of oriental silk agd satin Dynasty creations—in the smaller sizes. At to
tag
tourists
of
the shop now “me
are | imported from; Guatemala, says faghigned into attractive Native | owner Stephen iG. Lyons. head; banks and tiny stilt-legged Crazy Hats Delight Tourists
native
inner
ist.
their two-cents, which to be heeded anyway. keepers agree, howwhen hubby buys, he
what
rows
black print and some tusk-like]tian factory t t serves Stephens protrusions, become the traditio- | exclusively. | rmerly their manal three-horned ceremonial masks | hogany was finished here in w@rn; by the people of Loiza Al-| 'P. R.) And the women go for
d@a
Trap
husks,
slap
tomers prefer the mahogany items, Shelves are lined with carved| figures in every shade from
from
to drinks
nary,
Condado area supthat women do the
tends to spegd more lavishly, he’s easier tp please Just
Articles
big sellers,
popular |coffeq in San| :
of the shops
although
along to add mever seems Most shop ever, that
the
Any-
ed
tourist
owner Nancy Goodwin, particularly the washable, unbreakable coconut ¢ups with their crude little
souvenirs Rico.
lady
At ithe Tourist Trap, the shopper will find only goods made in Puerto Rico. Coconut articles are
articles
thing is really acceptable as long as it has thoge magic words ‘‘made in Puerto Rigo’’ stamped, scratchor
Coconut
to the tourists, proves
the reverse. Most tourigts
the
earrings, pins or link bracelets. The gents go for the cuff links, says. the shop’s Ivonne Melendez.
of native souvenirs? A visit to any number of San Juan marily
net
jaunt into Timi’s TorSpecialties will usual-
don tickle
Roberfo's tnere’s plenty the di§criminating tour-
Stacks
of
place
mats,
rows
of carved and painted wooden Santos, piles of nafive seed jewelry, junior-sized stee} and bongo drums
are tastefully
and
specialty
buy?
displayed.
of
dop
The
Roberto’s
ever,
is
its
collection
Rican
inspired
and
real
of
Puerto,
painted
For and
those china,
who a
collect
vjsit
to
pottery
the
can
from
blers
e
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Room,
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outstanding in
singing
magnificent
latest melodies.
OY
groups
find
banks,
tive
huts
cups, or
masks
‘bohios’
and
na-
made
of
by; Deanna
of our
interpretations of the
Morris)
\T'S So EASY WHEN YOU USE Zt
qmulsifies,” remove re s all dirt!
the
tourist}
Hal
Sabatan
Mats
Customers
into
the
of
(Male
Totti’s
the
Gift
NO COVER CHARGE to
the
PEPITO
wer
M. SATURDAYS
Tuneful TORRES
reservation
¥
little trinket, Rico.’
Rhythms and
his
call
Tel.
3-00.16
TT
wander
the
La
Con-
ef }
, ,
“Made
for in
comes
some
MERCEDES
IMBERT
.to
Joseph
Puerto Mrs.
wed
Mercedes
de
Shoct
Jesus
Im
dresses seem to ‘‘just walk out of the door’’ with! the lady tourists who frequent the shop.
Imbert de Jesus, to Joseph Alexander Short, son of the !c.e Joseph A. Short and Mrs. Elsa
Salad
bowls
at René
Gans,
are
the
favorites
in mahagony,
Next
of
announces
her
Short
the
daughter,
Miss
of Santurce.
father
was
the
engagement
Mercedes
Miss
late
Imberi’s
Fred
Imber .
in popularity in mahagony goods |The bride stidied at the are the steak’ plates and the of the Sacred Heart in square trays. ;ce and At Nancy WNance’s exclusive delphia, (See serine Page 11)
¢ $ ¥ +
Flown non-stop jet to us Friday afternoon,
|
then
bert
Caught off the coast of Maine Friday morning, Served for your pleasure Friday evening. Just the way you remember them in the States,
LE PAVILLON CLUB TROPICORO
And
fequest
At Guisti’s Garibbean Shoppe, sabatan table | mats and lace
fe
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“SIBONEY” ORCHESTRA QUERALT BARLETTA GROUP MUSICAL ver
TIME
Dolls
azes
in
Shop.
inevitable
‘iiipee 1030 Pm.
shop's |
Liquor is the jtop seller to customers—again mostly women—at
Quartet)
SHOW:
the
And
jall
Pagoda)
“LOS BUCANEROS” YOUR DINNER AT THE CONDADO, ALWAYS SUPERBLY PREPARED AND TASTEFULLY SERVED. !
says
Lask
EVERY FRIDAY
Dance
tum-
_old-fashioned-sized
cha Hotel, in gearch of Puerto coconut shells great as souvenirs. Rican-made goofs to take home. Those are carved “Santos” on! | They like the sabatan place mats | and the little Puerto Rican dolls the shelf above. (STAR photos’ best.
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ceramic
in Eden Pa. Her
Colle
Sante
Hall in Philafiance studicd
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OG af & af af 9f Of af of af
times
0 AANA MAY SS
Takes pleasure i in | offering you one
of the
and
owner
7
>
the workers
clay, the
|
ee
glasses that arejthe tourist's favorites. Initials can be added to the sets to make them more personalized. In the winter, Vega Bajamade china, finds a good market
_bmulsifiess removes aff dirt! AAA W.w.F..FFEF8’nnamh.
watch
raw
MELENDEZ ceramic _tambler,
| Betrothed
Puerto
Rican Pottery qnd Caribe Casual shop is a must{ Here the custo-
mer
GLORIA
+++ decorates — a
art—*; ‘
everything from joils to lithographs —inexpensively priced.
Remember this name
MRS.
how-
SS
By
Who says that Puerto Rico has little to offer in the way
wore: SAIWJIAN araeconrmennac
town,
Washington,
D.
C,
The
en
gagement was celebrated with a champagne reception in the home
of
dado
section
the
bride of
in
the
Com
Sanhince:
IT WAS PENETRATING —
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READ THE CLASSIFIEDS —
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\
THE SAN JUAN ST— AR Thursday, September 1, 1960
TT
t
t
Aan Landers Says
nee
x
|
Ask To Try Responsibility’s Cloak DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a miserable 14-year-old girl
who
has
two
problems—my my
gigantic
mother
and
father.
Every
girl
in
our
crowd
has
more freedom than I have. I’m an honor student, don’t smoke or drink, them any
TRAYS
have worry,
never caused and yet they
treat me as if I were in the kindergarten. You have often said in your
AND
| | i
A
slumber party chaperoned by parents should be within bounds for a 14-year-old. You have MY O.K. I hope you can get theirs.
a six or eight year old whe
leave a TV set and go te because he’s tired? Chances
ee
DEAR ANN: We have two sons, six and eight years of age. They like to watch TV, which
my
wife
thinks
is
fine
good you never have and never will. be guide to er meed oung st s d directed. Your wife is iet-
because
it keeps them out of her for hours at a time. The trouble is at night
sit
her chil down. drStep enia,
hair they
o
in front of the TV until they that teenagers have to rubbed and stained column EARN trust. Well, I are so tired in various stains is popular for gift items. Here are a it but I don’t get it. have earned straight. When I they can’t see tell them to go two-tone mahogany serving tray, a fish hors d’oeuvre The big argument now is about to bed their mother says “Don’t holder and a deep salad or popcorn bowl. mag the kids. They’ll
BOWLS—Mahogany,
Shopping For Souvenirs (Continued
from
shop, items
page
slumber
can not
linens are the best-seller with the tourist set, es. | ping bags. Anoth er favorite in the pecially since they are hand- | tiny shop is a little doll in native made and embroidered with the cost ume with a big “pava” hat shop’s original designs. | squarely set on her head. All Again, watch
for those who like their souvenirs being
Court,
where
bricated,
there’s
the
Dolphin |
workers
the popular place a native type of
to | the dolls are dressed fa- keeper Georgina Perez.
hand-loom
mats of enea, | nal designs of cat tail. The | ladies clothing
children’s
in
the
women
who
make
the majority of the clientele, crocodile seems to be most in
demand
at the El Morro shop. Straw Is Popular Straw is popular with the tou-
rists who
frequent
the Elis Shop
Garden Club Sets Sept. 12 Tea Date Garden Club activities will recommence, after a two-month recess, with a meeting and tea
scheduled
for
Monday,
Sept.
12,
in the Reserve Officer’s Beach Club at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Jorge Jimenez, president-elect, with her
and
beautifully linens and
light frilly organdies for girls. From packages of up, goods to little dolls and
shop.
shop
The emphasis in the Euclides shop is on its handmade origi-
firm's factory, the West Indian | Handicrafts, is located above the hand-embroidered To
by
little yard hand-
made lace-trimmed baby blank ets, owner Euclides Martinez displays a large variety of native handi-
craft,
most premises,
of
it
made
on
the
All
my
friends
go to slumber parties—but me. The illogical part of
it is, my
in San Juan, especially straw purses, hats and gaily decorated shop-
10)
parties.
folks
say
slumber parties at but I can’t attend this make sense? I'm beginning to
I can
when smart
HAVE
go
to
, Send for Ann Landers’ book-
7 }
feel
so
coop-
ed up it’s making me sick. Please express your views on slumber
parties and maybe they will loosen up. They think you are
pretty sound—CAGED TEEN DEAR CAGED: The big problem
for parents
today
4, friends and the Itale
American Puerto Rican Colopy to a Cocktail Italia n
is te know
how to decide on the middle ground between too much and
too
little
freedom,
and
me, it’s not easy. There
is
no
rule
Finger Buffet to be held at)
believe
of
Destileria Cariocs,
thumb
because teenagers vary and some are able to handle more free-
dem than others. The best way is to ask your parents to let you try on the cloak of responsibility.
Donation
$1.50 For
ADULTS,
ll ¥ 7
offers you cooling capacity at lower
stamped on the identification plate of
the facts.
Caribbean be served
dition
to
Mrs,
Von
president
Mrs.
Jimenez,
Wedel,
and
Madison
are:
Mrs.
first
program
vice-
chairman;
Fletcher,
second
vice-president; Mrs. Louis Butler , treasurer; Mrs. A. J. Samaritano ,
recording A.
secretary;
and
Czeiniewicz,
Mrs.
Avocado Tips (Continued
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deep
fat.
Avocados In
Brazil,
as sweet Oporto. To
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in
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, September 1, 1960
12 Bigotry Sometimes
Boomerangs
JMMAKN
By
JAMES York
RESTON
Times
News
WASHINGTON—Sometimes tells more
of the of
about
nation
both
than
parties,
lustrates the
what
both
anti-Catholi¢
a
all the is
a
cunning campaign
ineident
propaganda
little
that
story
the
weakness
against
Senator,
week
Senator
John
J. Sparkman
On
of
Baptist
Church
of Owensboro,
Ky,,
titled, ‘‘Thomas Jefferson, the Bigot.” The article read as follows: ‘Perhaps the most widely quoted by Thomas Jefferson—‘I have sworn
altar of God
eternal
hostility against
at the today. in
en-
“Thomas
Jefferson,
party,
Boston
cratic
had
Catholic.
party
leadership
clergy.
jugt
as
the founder
nothing
but
form
The
present
nominated
the
candidate
for
the
day
Boston
the
is that
Boston
The
Mr,
Catholic
letter
Jefferson
clergy’
was
written
did
not
to
Dr.
|Rush
this
Moody,
National
he said,
I am
censure,
Chairman, that
he
HELP
HUMANS
FIRST
1 bas
“I have
not
for
I fear
is staying
at
the
Gas
he came
here
expense tp discuss some ideas Nixon, he said, on the subject |
this
on. Today’s mail of the bogus and
of Columbus”
jllustrates
what
is
he of
going
brings one more printed copy infamous ‘‘Oath of the Knights
described
as a ‘Roman
Catholic
secret order.” To give jit authenticity, the ‘‘oath” is presented as coming from the Congressional
Record of Feb. 15, 1918. Like the Moody quote from Jefferson, however, this one fails to. mention that it was put in the Congressional “false and libelous’
in
Record as an example of campaigning and described
the record as “spurious.” Fortunately, the anti-Catholic campaign
80 widespread to boomerang.
to
the
law
of
is now
and so gavage that it is beginning There ig a law of politics, similar
dynamics,
that
creates a counter pressure, beginning to happen.
every
and
pressure
that
is
now
little ‘American better off with
Child” $15.00
campaign
be
coming to keep
in Dixie strictly a thing
deliberately
will
and
be
wholly
apart.
different,
attempted
in tone
all over
the rest
. ti¢ket
and
keynote easy...
F
offering
Outside least
the
th,
WHITE Southern
Nothing
the
the
leaders—g
will
South, in many
traditional
be| done
the
campaign
vernors,
inside
is
old
South
behalf
the
or
at
Inside
100 percent
of
it
Democratic
cities.
geared
legislators,
of the
bypassing
and
be
organizations
the
established
sheriffs
Demfécratic
the inte
and
so
on.
campaign
in
it has been “cleared” by that state’s Demo‘“Kennedy-Johnson committees,’’ for example,
from outside these hierarchical ranks to function. i
will either be set up or allowed
Smathers As Field Marshall ppproach is largely the work
strategic
the
regular
states will
senators,
on
any Southern state pti cratic chieftains. No|new
This
But
Kennedy
supplementing
Organizations ,
none.
will be expressed in these terms: ‘Take Don’t crowd anybody... sell it soft.”
of
Sen.
George Smathers of Floridg, who has been chosen by Kennedy and Johnson as field marshal for}the Southern and border States as well. Smather’s
objective, speaking realistically, is not the impossib le every single one of /those states. It is, rather, to keep reads to the irredudble minimum.
Because he could
not do so, he does not seriously
the fact that the mocrats are Confidential estimates from that
one of holding Republican in-
attempt
to hide
deeply frightened about the South, area vary in detail and emphasis,
They
all, however, ipclude the somber word “‘trouble. ”’ ‘We are in reali trouble now,” some run. “We are expecting real trouble,’’ run the gthers. The so-called “Catholic issue”’—that Kennedy is a member
the
Catholic
faith—is
endlessly
messages. Another factor mentioned again and cratic convention | markedly 's liberal platform,
repeated
in these
again is the Demowhich already has
been repudiated by} nearly every important Democrat ic politician in the South—including} Smathers himself. Operation Dixie; therefore, will proceed on this pattern: National
Democratic party speakers will not go into the South without Smathers’ prior agreement. Np party haadbill, no party pamphlet , will be circulated will be
a a
ference.
(real
Aren’t
these
honest
boys
and
girls
Champion, a zer or Casals|to St. Croix and look down on the 315.00 | Who could-not Schweit get going because he | Miserab le places where help could little had no s¢hool, or
a foste® parent.
a series of gloomy private advices leaders, a decision has been made
ay Senators John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson will run a tough, aggressive race, asking “na slightest quarter from the Nixon-Lodge Republican
back-
Texas
HY
Planning
in human terms, from what zee: Of) the country.
a project
it will
party
there) will
read
to God born Amerlengths that it should be dropped | month foster parents? ican Qitizens) just as important and we hash over another phase Did you ever stop to think that | 5 the sob stories that come from local our in advancement) of somewhere in a fanguito or a|Europ¢ or Asia? society . mountain barrio there may be Try driving through these fanIn many. state-side magazines another {Einstein an O'ympic| guitos, fly from San Juan direct there sements to ners are paid adverti i ; ‘ent.’ “sis 99)
become
t@
Pregidential
effort
the
Wh, haven't some of our local civic | and ignorance, health with strong organizations started to make| bodies} and hope instead of indif.
think the animal discussion|some been carried’ to the necessary | little
The
here
got
LETTERS Sir:
South
the Democratic
article
in his study
spearheading
bigotry,
who
Nevertheless,
of
Rush.
In fact,
at his own sent to Mr. religion.
Catholic
to Dr.
for
se up from the
of Owensboro, Ky , of Senator Thruston
suite in the Shoreham /Hotel, said
Demo-
Benjamin
Episco-
Moody
not
explained
be honest,”
softpedal
Dr.
mention: ‘‘the
’in his letter
was
hurch office
and
the
‘‘the
and
Mgody
lash against Mr. Nixon.”
Commander in;Chief of the Government af the United States. Times do change don’t they?’ Of course, the only thing wrong with his quota-
tion
from
the Republican
to do that.
the
position
omitted |
Washington,
to
of the Demofor
church.
out
Congregationalists’”
Dr.
church
the complete letter frem Mr. Jefferson. If you knew me, you would know I am not attempting to create any division. I certainly don’t want
statement upon the
hostility
Catholic
singled
FAN
Southern Strategy UREN By WILLIAM S. WHITE soso’
arguing
quotation out of a book by Saul K. Padover.
of tyranny over the mind of man’— needs to be quoted in its ful context. “They who stand on political rostrums this fall should be aware as to whom Jefferson was referring when he wrote the words. “Writing to a Dr. Rush in 1800, Jefferson said: ‘They (the Boston Catholic clergy) believe that any portion of power confided to me will be exerted in opposition to their schemes. And they believe rightly: for I have sworn upon the altar of God eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man. But this is all they have to fear from me. and enough to, in their opinion.’ Dr. Moody's article then concludes by saying: cratic
was
denomination a favored and in no way suggested
he
First Baptist He was in the
Morton,
“To every
the
Incidentally,
bama received a copy of a Baptist paper from Alvin H. Hopson, preacher of the First Baptist Church of Huntsville, Ala. This paper, called the Messenger, carried an article by Jess Moody of
the First
and
He
of a national
the Roman
contrary,
all of which was quoted above.
of Ala-
23, 1800.
give any any other,
about
the
palians
Ken-
nedy.
Last
anything
il-
on Sept.
the establishment
which would position over
in the politics
contrived and
Monticello
against
small
is happening
Here
fhe
from
Service
WWD
Democrats
Cunning And Weak Campaign New
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without his! knowledge and concurrence. No effort whatever made to defend the Democratic convention platform.
|
Rather, possible.
is
be discussed, The
the
Southern
would
Platform
the purpose will be Wherever there are
Sputhern
leadérs
Will Be Ignored
to ignore that platform whenever Overpowering local demands that
Democratic
never
point out that any convention
vention
can
make
ahy
platform
and the South, ne matter power in Congress. }
campaign
accepted
wha
that
reply
will
platform.
can write a platform
into law.
Only
happens
in November,
Congress
it it
be
this:
Instead,
they
but no conean
will
do
that—
still have
(This doesn’t njean that Kennedy or Johnson will back up an inch on the platform. It only means that the Southern campaign will frankly leave Kennedy and Johnson on this point.
per months heJps some no shoes or no|be placed for the benefit of uropean or Korean or what have the The heart of i. Smathers plan, in short, contemplates , and these finally NO| needy jand the job of giving. you become a better citizen.” | HOPES" things: | _ believe 1 read ap article not long Many years ago I learned of a 1. Policy of noninterference in the South by Northern Democrat : s. There are many children here in situation ago where the mother Boone had and Shirleywhere his 2. A minimum have Pat just! visited
foster children
adopted
TODAY’S
ther
two|
Puerto
last year. | the
BEST
Rico
difference
FROM
that
$15.00
between
EUROPE
could
be
education
sold’
each
ie
tp
help
ae
ca
her get
to
New
Yor
and also help the little ones have a plage to eat and sleep. There were § of those children. I went
to many ‘‘Hogares,” orphanages, the same answer: red tape, red tape,
ged
tape,
no room,
étc.
Help
did afrive for those youngsters through kind-hearted friends. Those children are all grown. Not one single one of them ever became a problem with the law or the neighborhood, and 3 of them finished the 9th grade. All 5 of them are self-supporting beyond
the mere existence stage. I believe most
pf
with
one
tives
their
days
meal
game
were
a day.
and
made
When
went
there
even less but $15.00 a month went
a
long
way
with
those
was
sure five
us—two dogs and but I am a human
lover to the extent
helping
a young
row
re
that
citizen
important
or pleading for animal ENCLAND
Cecil
Ward
help
;
4
on
eliminate
pathy
of tomor-
that
poverty,
by
I think
ignorance,
tebe ay gif
here iif
talk
about
a maximum
who
of talk
is
the
about
Democratic
the
South’s
Presidential
old
allegiance
the Democratic party as a collective institution. 3. No harsh attacks on bolters or potential boliers, on the theory hat the more such people are pusched, the more, they will broaden the bolt by soliciting other resentful Democrats.
PYM.
Wi OoO0d0o0 _ — >] aB&L Wil WWW
Zz
_ POTOMAC Z
By
ZR
Ike says Democrats
distort facts
eee
One
voter’s
not
undepided,
wild
abput
He
says
a
against
prejudice se
Nixon.
&
The State Department won’t publish the 1945 |Potsdam conuftil after the papers ference team Eis¢nhower election. The
figures there’s a/skeleton. but coset it’s in. isn’t sure whose es
what-they-means:
Campaign “We've
got
a
RQ
Bureau
Georgia’s
Gov.
fighting
chance
in all 50 states.”|. Don't quote
vo
Vandiver
an,
nounces he’ll back Kennedy. It’s a nip-and-tuck election. Every
time Nixon nips off another new independent vote, Kennedy tucks away another old Democratic
ene.
Kennedy,
but he’s had more/ time to work up
KNEBEL
Washington
on the farm problem. They’re Painting the wholejpicture black, instead of picking @ut the brightNixon does. er gray spots as
he’s
FEVER
FLETCHER STAR
begging
help. Let’s
starting
pf
and
to
rela-
children. I am definitely an animal lover (we are the proud possessers of two cats—perhaps it is the cats
that possess many strays)
candidate
eee
Senator Goldwater backs Nixon because he’s “far more conservative than liberal.” Kind of the
cave
efeller,
man’s
Nelson
Rock-
Senator
Gore
huh? s+
Democratic
wants to probe public opinion polls. The pollsters aren’t worried. They say it all depends on whose vox pop is Gored. ee
Big United Nations hassle as Russia assails Secretary-General
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Or Association?
The regional administrator of the Housing and Home Finance Agency in Puerto Rico, Mr. Paul Coste, has voiced his displeasure over the contempt with which
a
deral a
Commonwealth
finaneing
letter
to
housing
of public
Sen.
agency
housing
Ernesto
Juan
regards
in Puerto
Fonfrias,
Fe-
Rico.
In
chairman
of
the Commonwealth’s Urban Renewal and Housing Corp., Mr. Coste said he was “deeply shocked” over advertisements in the newspaper El Mundo in which the local housing agency extolled the Commonwealth’s achievements in housing, without mention of the Federal contribution. Mr. Coste’s displeasure will not be lessened, we know, by the knowledge that it is the local administration’s policy to soft-pedal any mention of Federal participation
in
many
of
the
good
things
that
are
done by the Commonwealth for its people. This is an insular paradox that long has puzzled persons who
appreciate Marin
the
laudable
administration
Gov.
Mufioz
achievements
in the
past
has
staked
Marin
of the
20
Mufioz
years.
his
political
career
and his people’s future welfare on his support or permanent association with the United States under the existing Commonwealth status. It should be-a reason-
that if Puerto
Rico and
the United
progress
Puerto
that
is
taking
place
day
by
day
Rico.
This
policy
is a documented
fact
in the
14.
4
in
press-
release files of every newspaper, and of every agency of the Commonwealth government. This newspaper, and
all
others,
receive
press
releases
almost
daily
ments and agencies. Only on rare occasions are the people told that a highway, or a bridge, or an airport, or a housing project, or a hospital, or a school project, or a research program, or an agricultural program or a rural electrification program is made by
an
appropriation
of
Federal
monwealth
government.
We
do
see,
“By RALPH MCGILL (Editer,
however,
a
lack
~
and men. All of a sudden we realize Senator Kennedy is in trouble, and he is no mouse.
At the time Sen. Lyndon Johnson managed to recess
tribute,
exclusively
ments which hardly could the tremendous financial government. In the advertisements
for example,
the
housing
to
itself,
for
have been realized assistance of the which
shocked
for which
the
. Mr.
mutuai
sspect_and
even
more
to
follow,
gave
forth
forthrightty even
denounce;
though
they
ew
perfidy. The
aa: McGILL smile
attributed
swallowed be
legend
canaries. as
beneficial
as
by
Democrats
They the
to
cats
thought
wore
the
that
have
it just
might
feared.
GOP
The conventions came and went. The Congress
resumed.
been
And,
within
days,
Senator
defeated in his attempts
major legislation elderly and also
There
him.
is a perfectly
Even
the
had
through
on medical aid for the nation’s on minimum wages. The Sen-
ate, insofar as the Kennedy ed, was a shambles. defeated. The Southern
Kennedy
to push
campaign
valid
Democrats
liberal
reason
Republicans,
is concernwhy
refused
to
he
support
Republic:
80
as
They
he
|as he can
enhower
took
deserve
must
wants
hold
as
his
many
get. occasion
to
taunt
novigh Eisenhower
to do what
he wishes,
said, if ogly they could get together.
All this is not easy
tajtake,
bet there
was
nothing
to do but grin and bh the luck are helping ghe Republicans. The real done by the betrayalof Kennedy by his party members lies in the fact that several elen
of the party, including
labor, had in the role of a dypamic leader, able to’ get things done. Instead fie was utterly frustrated. Both Senators Kennedy and Johnson were prisoners of their environment. Not even the
Vice-Presidential nominee Johnson.
with complete
a bit of political brutality as any campaign has | seen. oe . the
votes
callously
was
cynicism, steed aside and gleefully left him naked as neat to the hostile winds of criticism. It was
And
York.
gcause electoral
Democrats,
as
Kennedy
de
political
unprincipled
as
scribed
Me
they
what
him
dances
war
tribal
into
denounced
Southern
Javits himself, their arch
i
Dixie
went
; al
the
degerted
if he had been Senatgr
designed to discredit the ick OP by a Democratic contro!led Congress. The more emotion, and
=|
The GOP is enjoyimg it all the more because Kennedy is in a neat)'but galling trap. He cannot
political
a
said,
they
was,
It
H
ly a major asset.
angry
piously
of
‘
if
Constitution)
with
protest.
ad-
spectaculai
session
squalls
great
Coste,
with all the cards on the table? If it did, the benefits to beth sides would be reflected increasingly in
the
Republicans
without Federal
Munoz
short
a
with
ge}
two
of
period
the
for
Congress
achieve-
ministration praised itself before the voters was made possible with some $300 million in Federal funds. This was ignored in the advertisements paid for out of public tax money. This is incredibly disrespectful of an association the Mujfioz administration purports to believe in and defend. If the Mufioz administration is sincere about the permanent association of the United States and Puerto Rico, why does it follow a clear and consistent policy of withholding from the people, who must support that association, the share that the United States tax payer plays in the admirable progress being made in Puerto Rico? Is that association genuinely desired, or is it tolerated because it is convenient or economically indispensable? If it is sincerely desired, why doesn’t the Mufioz administration play this propaganda game sreater
the
conventions,
of fair play in the practice of the local administration of buying advertisements in newspapers to pay expensive
Atlanta
This is a piece based on that old stery about what can happen to the best laid plans of mice
funds.
We see no compulsion for official praise of the U.S. tax-payer for every Federal grant-in-aid or direct appropriation project carried out by the Com-
Lowe Post-Depetl.
Kennedy Campaign Suffeted Hard Blows In Congressional Session
that extol the achievements of Commonwealth depart-
possible
190. St.
STHERE 1S NO MARX BUT MA RX, ANP 1 AM HIS) PROPHET. 7 MOODY,
the
4
States are to remain associated permanently, friendship and mutual respect must exist between the two areas and their peoples. We cannot reconcile the Governor’s insistence on the indispensability of that association witn his administration’s policy of withholding from the people the facts of United States financial participation in
Nes
able assumption
righteously
his own organization'| The inescapable congre
each state.
He will need
i is that mot many of ¢ ? senaters, and
THE SAN yan
Moscoso: By
FREDERICK
“There
is
HARMON
not
the
Wage
committees
here
ment
of
doubt” that the rapid minimum wages set by terrent
factor” the
in
the
island’s
STAR in an While saying
possible
slightest to) rise in Federal
is
‘a
de-
develop.
industriali-
zation program, Fomento Administrator “Teodoro Moscoso told the
Rapid est
interview. that he
was “definitely in favor of the high-
chief
wages,” pl
warned
— —
September 1, 1
Pay Hikes Deter Growth Fomen-
that
STAR
industrialization
Federal |
fiscal
here,”
1960,
Moscoso
Promotion Goals Raised
said.
Largest ;heavy
industry.”
section of this total will be 110 \Chief Committees should not increase!) However, despite the handi- |U. S. firms|new to P. R., up | sector wages “so fast that it makes peo- caps and “im the face of a pro- ‘from 70 srecotions in this catePle’s
heads
swim.”
that “this is what |
Many
has
He
added
bable
happened
cases.’
recession,”
increased |goals
its
for
Fomento
plant
fiscal
promotion |
1961
by
oscoso also listed the rapid pnethird over elimb in freight rates and poor Moscoso said.
those
highways
agency
and
telephone
service
The
economic
has! gory
for
in
fiscal
Moscoso
almost , economic
said
1960,'a probable |he said, he
hopes
to! ,on
the
that
indjcators
of
usually
1960.
many point
U.
The
the hit
economy
hardest
would
which
y
by
a
is
down-
§. | turn.
toward
Discussing
the
rise
fecession. However, | rates, Moscoso said believes a recession ment is “exp! ploring
‘mainland
Fomento
said heavy industry is the
have
lit-|
as other factors which hold back sign 211 U. S. and foreign plants ‘tle effect on the Puerto Rican|'® a more rapid development ot this year, up from 162 plants in| economy, “since we have so little;
in
freight
the many
discover what can (Continued On Next
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Scared
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that
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{reduction
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§
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got—a
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to a tee with
ki
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trick.
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that meant that started with at
South
cards
in
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had
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five-in each opened one
all of his high
and
kings
and
he
should have been able to see that a slam was not only possible probable.
Over hearts,
North’s South
rebid
could
of
almost
three bid
a
club slam with no further .exploration. Even if he was a timid soul,
there is no
not bidding
exeuse
a game
clubs. No matter about the club either suit is a piay for slam is
for South
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what North did suit, a game in laydown but the too good to let
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Opening lead: Six of spades lead
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his bidding. He had to have at least five hearts (he did rebid
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, September 1, 1960
SHAE AAA
TC TAIT
OFF
THE
RRR
Dorado
Beach
seemed
the center of local well as foreign this
to
be
society as past week-
St.
Croix,
several
had
who
days
is
there.
daughter
spending
He,
Judy
in
turn,
visiting
him
from Westport, Conn., and sister Dorothy, who is an executive with Cellulose Sales Co. in N. Y. C... Bank executive Dan Davila of the First Federal Savings and Loan Assn. spent a few days
there,
then
airport
dashed
to pick
off
up
to
the
his charming
Nan, who had been in the states. Gar and Nell Yates spent Sunday golfing, then stayed for dinner on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hellmich with daughters Nancy and Linda spent Sunday swim. ming then enjoyed the wonder.
ful
buffet
dinner,
followed
Daily
shows
4
ter
returning
Wales...At
8:15
Ricarde
from
the
the the ed:
a
Delta
silon Convention
Be-
year
Sigma
meeting
in
Ep-
held at
Caribe Hilton on Aug. 20, following officers were electTelin Geigel, president, Ada
Fulladesa de Diez, vy. p. Palmirita
Rodriguez, secretary and Teresita Sabater, treasurer. After the meeting, the young ladies moved
to the
Club
Gov.
and
ing
with
Caribe
Mrs.
Morales
Sen.
for lunch...
Mufioz
Marin
Yidefonso
at the mountain
quitas
last
Davis
day,
Sam
Clegg,
the the
the
per-
San
that
There
is
lions,
had
Juan
it
needs
would
an
animals
go
a
z00
over
big.
abundance
in
the
of
world,
etc., and
they
can
big
tigers,
‘be
for the price of transportat-
here...Last
of
the
Friday,
the
Selective
Headquarters
em-
Service
surprised
their
to
help
him
celebrate
and
Mrs.
his
birth.
Manuel
Her.
Legion
at
2:30-4
-
Late times
Show
Juan of
L.
aboard the
Representat-
Deyfe
arrived
the
Seas
by
Columbia
Pictures
COBIAN'S THEATRES
S.
S.
in
Mo-
wife to spend all the Legion
a month Posts in
Pictures
clouded
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a
crystal
dim
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Opening Burton - Barbara
Richard “THE
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rested
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on
telling.
has
led
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an
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of for-
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(il) “Trio” 7:45—(6) Junier Science
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all
Sammy
other
ion
Sunday 12:30—2:33~—4:36—6:39— 8:42. and
Dorothy Dandridge
to spend
the STAR...Speaking on [subject of tourist attractions
Ployes
week-end.. . Frank
arrive
few days with Steve Padilla before joining the sports staff of
Sola
restaur-
will
day...Dr.
P.M.
Sidney Poitier
McManus
din-
ant “Union de Todos” just outside of the little town of Barran-
,Prors
and
by
WRK.
tancourt, president of the traffic committee for the S. J. Lions Club...UPR_ professor Leopeld Kohr stopped by to say hello af¢|
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introduced
N ew
by
the movie. Nancy and Linda leave for the States and school today...The San Juan Lions Club had as their guests at their last week's meeting, David Cintron of the Commonwealth Police and Francisco Lizardi, Secre tary of Public Works, who spoke on the new traffic law. The guests| Se
METROPOLITAN
were
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end, as the beautiful hotel played host to wealthy Bob Wallace
of
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SAN JUAN
STAR — Thursday, September 1, 1960
19
Alegria Questions Government Role In Theatrical Enterprise (Continued From Page 1) Ricardo Alegria, executive director of the Institute of Puerto
Rican
Culture,
an advisor Theater
is
referred
in the recently
Development
prospectus STAR, “I advise
plan. have
no one
,{ venture
has
Yellen
and
in this
as
released
Corp.
He been
been
to
commercially speaking,” he said. Southeimer added: “Yellen came here three years ago asking for no government support.
He
budget-
told the asked to
project.
strictly
was
discouraged
everybody.
No
by
one
almost
fidence in so young a man’s abil-
between
chance”
in
the
“My
primary ‘‘is
between
CORNEL
WILDE clese
shave
l'on Caws Actor Cornel Wiide On Set i OME ®
(—A
7288
lion
broke
partition
through
yesterday
and
e’ wed American acior Cornel WV ide during a studio set scene in a de Paulis film, ‘‘Constantine th: Great.” \Yide suffered only slight
6
-2.ches
on
the
elbow
and
knee.
Fe said he was willing to go on wh the scene, but the directors sa:d the lion wasn't. The animal
was
cut
by
The
scene
glass was
and
excited.
cancelled
as
too
dangerous.
Two-Gun Tony Stalks Moors After Grouse
wer
the artistic and
entertainment
Two cials,
Sontheimer, have sociated with the
mer,
head
of
tion’s
with
seven-man
Roca, for the
for
in
this
to
have
the
GASPAR
fingnick
on
and
don’t
any.
I
this
board,
have
was
an
asked
which of
fare,
but
he
is stalking
the
royal family. is quite an adinevenang|
courage
do
good
eo}
year,
and
year
to
make
came
Now
he
has
on
good, some
theaters
PRIDCO
he
and
job
will
cialism?” : he
has
the
to
by
grouse
face up among
commer-
wonders.
the
expe-
shooting
resthe
is the
ma-
which
On a
whether
theatrical
two
shotguns
at
150
London His
Not
shooting
progress
at
spectacular.
rule
out
would-be
or
so
discourage
producers
and
was put to Roca. of PRIDCO’s major handling such proavoid flooding the
with
shows
or
cultural
It is a matter of how much the public will support, he said. PRIDCO tract or
has no exclusive arrangement with
OPENING
Stop
14,
Entertainment & Best Foou in At
the
piano,
Dancing Town
your
host
GREGG JONES and his “lrafas” Open nightly 5 to 5 AIR
CONDITIONED
server
predicted:
make
a
if
practices.”
he
that
505¢,
fair
to
was
ob-
“He
might
middling
shot
On the moor however, his skill has come on tremendously
and
Princess
Margaret
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Soon after his _ springtime heneymoon Tony took himself off to Prince Philip’s tailor to got rigged out in the obligatory
and deerstalker hat. came the purchase
a
Arrivi
Others of
jor event of the royal family’s annual vacation in Scotland.
tweeds Next
year?”
“Take
Until
to his them
in commercial activities in these
be availWill all
he married Princess Margaret he seldom toted anything more Jethal than a Long Tom lens. But when marriage comes, a
chap has to ponsibilities,
SONTHEIMER . board member
theaters. “I wonder if all these devoted stage artists will lose out because Yellen will have the theaters for two-thirds of
ma-
handle
entertainment.
Ave. —
What
used
profit.
ability
question
THE
being
second proved
MORTON
promot-
successfully.”
market
FOR
in
7
good |theater,” he said. “The Tapia,’ he continued,
a
obviously
impresarios He said one concerns in jects is to
good
de Leon
ans-
the
small
back a
Night Club & Restourant Ponce
lo-
While
able—and when—now? this work’ be lost to
intermezzo 904
j
of In-
impact
here.
involved
groups.
other
to
deeply
ny
pull off such a venture. took his losses the first
would
in
are
ROCA PRIDCO
ity to Yellen
formidable
to en-
WATCH
involved
at this point,
University
currently
The
should Rico’s
his share
and
“is
Effect
policy.”
theater—‘“As
the
couldn’t
negative
a theater as the island will take,
the
I am
agreed
ja
official
to
to
say
he
people
ing
rience
intend
active
determination
theater
join
told the STAR, financial interests
project,
will
to
join the new firm’s board of directors for two reasons: 1. He admires Yellen’s accom-
to
Tony.
of
director of the
was madé without sufficient con-} sideration of the theatrical plans of the Institute, the Ateneo, the San Juan: Ballet, the Little Theater, and the University Theater groups. :“All of these groups
direc-
Southeimer feels one not determine Puerto
man
ex-photographer
of
PRIDCO, was asked board but declined.
Sontheimer “I have no
told
ning Prince Philip, who long has | thought himself the best BnOe the This
board
vice-president
serve
» SOF ‘o-Gun Teay Armstrong-Jones. Royal estate workers say 30year-old Tony is even outgun-
in
Tapia
or
News
tors.
normally
conflict with our work.” He pointed out that disclosure of eight ‘months of use of the
govern-
Rico
organizations
sup-
project is basically very he said, “there may be
been closely asproject. Sonthei-
Puerto
‘said
had
theater
Service, the Commonwealth's stateside public relations agency, is a member of the Theater corpora-
that
reckoned
of
Arrivi, section
with ‘conviction
has
the com-
government-connected offiGaspar Roca and Morton
tish
be
balance
cultural
educational. “Is this the function ment?”’ he questioned.
plishments. Scotland (AP)— 2. He will round the Scot- | a
than
will
and
but that: the announcement of the forthcoming Yellen activities
Alegria
a
mercial regarding all theatrical facilities available, and permit as many activities as possible.” Function Of Government? Alegria also said he has some reservations the government. in vesting in an activity that is more
BALMORAL, Word is going Highlands
maintain
coordination between Yellen and the local theatrical unions and
port.”
Arrivi
available
coneern,”
to
PRIDCO
facilities
planned development of cal theatrical endeavors?
theaters. Stated,
market,
its
cond¢erned lack of
stitute of Culture, was asked if he thought the Institute of Culture might lose control over the
PRIDCO.”
theatrical activity, Alegria said he ‘lis primarily concerned with diver{sity and the idea of ‘‘giving every-
a
is a
all
Francisco the theater
This
Arrivi was also specifically with the
cial backing, in a situation where
there con- | offer
had _
While he is in favor of increased
one
len. he explained, but “if we find someone else with the same managerial know-how and finan-
Phone
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, September 1, 1960
20
Catholic Crisis In The Caribbean
P.R. Politics Fostering Church-State Breach (EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the last of a four part series on the Catholic Church in the Caribbean. It deals with the concerns of the Church in Puerto Rico and the reasons behind the formation of the Christian Action Party.) The
By PAUL R. of conscience that
conflict
in Puerto Rico distinct from sues pressing the Dominican Cuba While Cuban deal with the munism, and suppression of
Catholics must threat of ComDominicans the human rights, the
faithful
are
here
embroiled
Party
instigated
organ,
confusion
and
to reign fostering
and
P. Davis, Puerto
now
Rico
Arch-
but
then
olics were free to form their own political party. They did. The Most Rev. James McManus, Bishop of Ponce and a prime mover in the organization of the party, stresses that the CAP does not in any way compromise the Church.
in
The was
Christian
formed
church
principles
has
caused
a
misunderstanding
here, which in turn is a wide breach between
Church
of
a
(CAP),
it is pointed
Bishop of San Juan, told a mass rally of songe 100,000 that Cath-
the turbulence of politics in an election year. The formation of the Christian
Action
However, of
the
in
a religious
bill
its
pertinent
in the issue, sidelines say
legislature.
exist
out, none
states
is
populated
by
Action
to defend
ignored
Christian
responsible
say,
itical
to
for
all
asseciate
campaigning
of
re-
the
pol-
the
churchmen
The
ficials
maintain.
concern.
Church and the issue that gered the formation of the
trigCAP
was
hour
“released
time”
of one
state.
the provide
of
The
the
Church
a
a week in the public schools for religious education. Let Bill Die In early June the legislature
outside the all students.
let
a
is an hour on Friday
die.
Shortly
religious
education
thereafter,
the
JONES’ located
near
on
the
the
U.
main
S. O.
bill Most
Florida
RECORD street
coming
inte
public schools for In most schools it
at
the
afternoons. present
The
from
Record
Hop
the
Virgin
Is
is
as
seen
the strue-
Church
in
Religious
a political
issues BISHOP
McMANUS denied
the
Church.
The
two
separate,
distinct
entities,
are they
However
true
this
may
be
in
theory, it does not seem to work in practice. Many Catholics here are torn over whether or not a vote against the CAP is a
vote against Christ. In the rough and tumble in-fighting of pre against the CAP Christ. Charged
Remey
to
Puerto
Issues
entity,
the
CAP
not
conflict
con-
been
used
to
encourage
Action
statement
Bishop McManus and Gev. Mufioz both deny there is any personality conflict involved
GOP
Party
with
the
Rep
the
rumors
not a threat yet churehmen assert it is naive to think that seeds are not being planted here. Bishop McManus stated that the possibility of Communism eoming to flower here: justified his support of a pelitical party
which would have the best im terests of the Church at heart.
persist.
Considered
Foolish
Opposition to the CAP has come from every qaurter. Pro testants and Catholics alike have expressed displeasure at the turn of events. Cries of “Vote
Trained observers of the political scene here say that it is
against
The observers the 1930s, when
argue that in the island was
at
the
the
the
Rosary,”
clergy”
and
of
‘God
back
have
with
is
our
a
opposition’s
come eross,”
of
Bat-
words
chief
political
History,
party.
foolishmess”
to
Communism
may
hold
island.
on
the
the
bottom
of
think
gain
a
that
foet
scales
eco-
ally
flowering
economic gain In
in
am
unhealthy
environment,
failed
of
Cemmunism. Beyond this,
the
Chureh
they
claim, is on their side, and they point to Mexico and Chile. The
the
HOW NEGROES ARE TRAINED TO TAKE INSULTS AND VIOLENCE Read in the new issue of LOOK Magazime how Southern
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Church,
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‘near
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side.”
tle lines in the war have been drawn. The
sounded
Drawn
“sign on
“Dewn
Rico.
Lines
Echoing
shouts
and
have
Puerto
Battle
registration. While
the
ublican Party. He said any such merger would be “against the will of God.” In spite ef his
trying
of
in
Bishop McManus has statehood sympathies.
throughout
Opposition
while
this
adopted
ARCHBISHOP DAVIS ... form your ewn party
CAP secretary Eduardo Flo res last week denied there is a move afoot to link the Chris
with
By
clergy,
create
is a vote against
are
platform. professed
tian
say.
have
Wetch for the Jone’s Rolling Will be held in Aguediile
the
platform. The party has not yet adopted a position in regard to the prime island debate of status. There is talk that the CAP might consolidate with the Republican Party if the religious
Every
dollar
new
has mushroomed purely on the strength of its religious issues
The
@ silver
for
to reinforee
Solely
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receive
of
As
science deliberately, is not doing anything to dispel these fears, the opposition charges. Churches
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respon-
the
ico.
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the
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Ras
cinct politics it would be easy to implant the idea that a vote
SHOP Aguedille
mo-
on
governing
prelature
an
with
that there are 43 of 50 states in the United States that allow one hour of religious education
Rico
lands.
would
runs
takes
of
be-
43 States Cited Church’s argument
The
all Puerto
. In addition, a new diocese of Arecibo was created along with
by our laws,”
instruction.
over
and
—
that life
main’
the
and the Virgin Islands. Archbishop Davis was elevated from
CAP
bishop
would benefit |cation per week—for all public of the predo-| school students who want it— community, | outside the schools, Church ofCatholic
Minantly
of
jurisdiction
not
it
The clergy here maintains and the re- | that the Church did not enter religious education of certain birth control | into politics but that island pol| peal itics entered into the spiritual | laws. | A popular misconception of | realm of the Church churchmen assert, is The Chutch. by promoting the | motives, formation of a political party, that religious education is sought | was simply protecting itself in the public schools. The Church when the Commonwealth failed |seeks one hour of religious edu-
to pass laws the spiritual
reorganization
men
is
that
Party
Party’
of the
split on this island
marks made by CAP officials. It is an error in thinking, church-
maintains
“Christian
Action
sides.
to the confusion
is a major
Church
party spekesman said. Churehmen say they are not interested in political power or
the
both
Church in this area. The San Juan Diocese has been converted into the MetroPolitan See of Puerto Rico with
The
served withm the frameworkof the island’s three maim political parties—the Pepular Democratic
observers on the antagonism does
Church-State
Cath-
yond those questions which di- | rectly affect the Church, namely |
State
on
Adding
pre-
olics.
James
bishop
is seperate and the spiritual isthe faithful in Republic and
is entertaining
dominantly
RYAN
Catholic Church | Rev.
grips the Roman
ment
education
JUAN
A.M
ap
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, September 1, 1960 PF PPEE REE
21
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‘What The Stars: Foretell
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19)
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TAURUS A
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GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Every opportunity is open to
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You have plenty of time and tonight to take those
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LIBRA (Sept. 23 to By conferring quietly
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22)
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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You are able to take
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pecially while in school
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The House has passed, without even taking a record vote, a bill authorizing the governkind debt.
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SAN hour
6
ONLY $50@ PLUS fori957 Buick
unit,
MOVING
Uniformed Guards, Payroli Escort, Con fidential Investigation, 1072 Fernéncdez J Ave. Tei Saaturce 2-$282, Caguas 4231
$12
Bayamon.
Top Condition. 2683
Remington,
used
BUREAUS
CONTINENTAL DSTECTIVE BUREAU: The mest -ompetent Agency in Latin
attr conditioning units. $158.00. Ailse Philco,
APPLIANCE
WAGON.
C®RONET,
Fdz.
DETECTIVE
T74
monthly
DOOR FORD $700 8-0105 days
TWO
EXCEPTIONAL door FORD,
you w move. storage
SIEGMUND,
Villa
as im. Moving, of furPrades
ALL CITY PLUMBING - Stateside exFactory & uilding mainteaance. Construction, alteration & jobbing. S & drains cleaned eiectrically. installation of home appliances. Work Guaranteed. Telephone 7-1327. Munez RiZig 100 Constructen Garay. ms
REFRIGERATION
GENERAL COOLING CO. COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION
Engineering
Specialists
24 HOUR SERVICE
7,
Phone
and Calle Villa 123, ee
on all makes 2-3013 Ext.
218
81
ABTIC-KAR ali cars, f Factory
aute
mechanics. at
Quisqueya
as
Yordan
ANY MAKE or MODEL RECONDITIONED BY STATESIDE MECHANICS 2-4718 STATESIDE SERVICE
WANTED
1956
DODGE
inquire
SALE
new. Ernesto Cortes Centrai Aguadilla 1501 or 1505. 827 2763
2-3839.
AIR
modelmg
Call
FOR
and
mahogany,
FILTERS
York, your
3-4367,
car isin A-1 shape — 4 new tires — new battery — new brakes -— will make an excellent second car. Emp Steri2870
Rames
SLOOP
LAPSTEAKE
trailer
town. Filters, installation service. Steve's Air Conditioning, 1603 Fernandez Juncos, Exclusive Carrier Dealers im Santurce.
ex-
Switzerland
CARS
1655
Dr.
Diego
ie
CONDITIONERS
Frigidaire.
dramatic deluxe, white with red uphoistery. bought 2 months ago. Have paid $1500, will sell for $958 plus bank balamee. Cail 2-0500. 2902 92
1958
De
COND.
AIR
trade
advance-
to; Store Manager, P. O. Box Fdez. Juncos Station, Santurce,
MAKING
Trilingual
salesgiri
2716
FEMALE
AIR
33
2015
WANTED
Have
FALCON
brakes,
HELP
Clinica
CARRIER USED $100.00, $125.00,
WHITE 1959 CHEVY IMPALA, radio, tinted glass, white wall tires. low mileage, excellent condition. Leaving Puerto Rico. Pagan — 17-2100.
img,
sales experience ed Must have
—
Germany,
Call
1968
Musical
de Leon
BUSINESSES
outbeard auxiliary, new sails and ncw motor. extras, ali for $700. See at Cangrejos Yacht Club. 23969 92
Repairs
Janssen
® B&B FILTESS (NC. manufacturers all Ypres and sizes air conditioning filters for home window units - aiso industria! types. Call 35998. 812 UF
Ashferd
J.
2918
for invoicing, general office
Sia
in
2901
jenced continental. Complete Secretarial service for residents & transients.
monthly
1853 Pouce 2-105 2644
from factory, $425 00.
in
91
Lobauge
Ave.
FOR
MISCELLANEOUS
32
2398
149.
off
Near
SUPERINTENDENT years experience.
absolutely necessary. coupie. Call 8-8367. free
for
M.
3-9273.
MODEL
DOMESTIC
Service,
J.
wis
WANTED-WOMEN
desires
position. 2899
SAILING
Autometive Eagineer Specialist technician Volkswagen — Bargward Opel — English Ford — Taunus Calle SE4O #1265 — Rep. Metropolitano
WANTED—MEN
POSITIONS GERMAN
BOATS
Services
Available
Cari
MARRIED COUPLE — to live in, near Bayamon. She to do general housework, he to drive and do odd jobs around home. Continental family. References
reports.
Ext.
Parts
96
Sweden,
2-3013
All
sz
zit
SERVICE
delivery.
$12.08
- DIRECT rd.
REPAIRS
VOLKSWAGEN
Any size project. Also qualified as Building Inspector or Resident Engineer. Four years in Puerto Rico. Write to: “Engineer”, Box 42, Rio Piedras, PR
—-3-8400
night
PIANOS
mahogany
Alder-
Write Star.
1351
Robert
CONSTRUCTION available. Twenty
Ext.
Gay 166
AUTO
92
perienced
Secretarial
ur
SALE
PIANO, 3-8245.
BILINGUAL
POSITIONS
DIAL
contracts,
90268.
residential
ARCHITECTURAL
Santurce,
Architect,
All ads must be submitted before 12 noon on day before publication weekdays, by 11 \M. Saturday for Monday paper. Advertisers are requested to report any errors immediately as THE SAN JUAN STAR will be responsible for only one incorrect insertion.
fast
Tel
on Al!
PAN AMERICAN ELEUTRONICS LABS repaic any make TV, radio or 4i-F' Nieety day guarantee. Stateside-trained technicians Evening Cal 9 AM to 10 PM 64238 1138
WANTED —- EXPERIENCED GRADUATE ARCHITECT with 3 years office
DEADLINES
documents,
d.
repair model
2920
7b
EFFICIENT,
guar
and vr
FOR
STEINWAY GRAND — tropicalized. Call 2896
BEAUTY
facturer’s representative for supplies. References required. English to Bex D, San Juan 2818
cancellations must be submitbefore 12 noon the business day ore publication. An ordered ad nust run at least once.
legal
PIANOS
SERVICE
Attractive price. good trade. ioned. modern equipntent,
JUAN
EXPERIENCED
2
All
SECRETARIAL
&
WILCHEK [elevision Service 10 years experience its behind the
work ’
210
Avenue, Santurce, Robert J. Architect, er phone 39275.
2822
ted
3-8254
SALES
best in T. V. sevice receivers af any make
DRAFTSMAN with minimum of 5 years experience. Essential bilingual. Pértfolio of prior work requested. =
Type No. 4 § ses“ orsinary N
Room
SAN
WANTED
Type
T.V. 808 Over
is increasing its sales force and we have openings for 4 salesmen. These positions are salary plus commissions. Applicants must speak English Apply Room 210 El Imparcial Bldg. San Juan 9am. to 5pm.
below)
SAME
CARS
SALESMEN
space charged for. 3 lines5 werds per lime) charge for single insertioa,
(see
FOREIGN
Imparcial Bidg. San Juan 9am. to 5 pm.
Sie type.
&
El
Li 3 3 4] 6) 15|38 _ |-18{.18|.NEUE a 16).151.14
Minimum (estimate Miv.mum
SPORTS
is increasing its number of representatives. We have positions open for 2 high caliber young men over 25 years of age. Applicants must speak English. Salary to 4,000. + company car.
Rafes & Information Times Per Day
SALE
DISTRICT MANAGER THE SAN JUAN STAR
the San Juan Star
EFFECTIVE AUGUST Rates Per Line For tive Insertions:
WANTED
3-8254 DIRECT LINE
alr sod
conditioners for American. Good Dealers
Mediavilia’s
53,
Step
2%
.requested.
Machine
Hate
Rey.
Shop,
Tei.
CUSTOM YOUR
CHOICE
UPHOLSTERY ef
tabrics
and
WATCH colors.
FOR WATCH @ CLOCK REPAIRS
Make your furniture new and distinctive. Highest estimates
us 2505
quality by
custem
work,
appointment,
!
modern
Panet
Up-
%
EZPAIRS
Juan. Local Tel.
2
and 22374.
long distance. Agents
We
»
guaranty store your Van Lines
uF
TH SANE JUAN
ESTATE
FRANCISCUS REAL time and money.
APARTMENTS
ESTATE
saves
FOR ENT PUNTA
corner CONDADO: Beautifully furnished one bedroom apartments, airconditioned, maid service. 67 Santiage Iglesias, corBer Condade St. Weekly rates. 2-9279. 271 24
929
HOUSES
RENT
9:30-11,
MENT,
LUXURY Sept.
5
APART-
—
Dec.
15.
2nd floor, cam accommodate 2 or 3 persons. 1 bedroom, twin beds, bath, cedar closets, living-dining, open & closed porch, linen, all kitchen utensils, washer-drier, hot water. Block from ocean & buses. Rent includes utilities. Cacique 2071. CONDADO:
Unfurnished,
rooms,
ocean
bedroom,
$125.
large
and
lagoon
Call
3-7732
view,
1
evenings. 91
PUNTA LAS MARIAS: bedrooms, screens, hot
yard
stove
and
Unfurnished 3 water, terrace,
cabinets.
$125.
3-6725.
91
@CEAN
FRONT
Villa
Elvira
apartments
for rent. Beautifully decorated, one of most exclusive areas. Daily, weekly or monthly basis, ideal for transi #1 Caoba St., Punta Las Marias, Santurce. 2842 92 AIRCONDITIONED APAK MENT, furnished, suitable for 2. Near beach, transportation & shopping. Quiet. 2-4219. 8 Yardley Place, upstairs. Available Aug. 26
2773
2
SANTA ANA, Rio Pied-as: 3 bedrooms, closets, 1 bath, living_dining, front porch, parking, kitchen with stove, modern cabinets, water heater. $140 Tel. 6-1396. 2750 921 NEAR
CARIBE
HILTON:
C
ly
furnished air conditioned 3 bedroom, 2 and bath apartment with maid’s room bath. Year’s lease required. Telephone
Parker,
2812
3-3788.
NO
TO
RENT
RENT
INCOME
Franciscus
Real
LOST
Estate
can
SAN
high
IGNACHO:
locations
im
One
this
of
BARRANQUITAS Travel, observe.
sonable prices
year’s
lease.
2-2314
6-7441.
the
Barranquitas, 2001 Aibonito.
OFFICES
sub-
ROOMS
SAGRADOD CORAZON Street £462. 4 bedreoms, 3 baths, living, dining, }aundry. interier porch, 2 garages. Servant’s quarters all air conditioned. 910 sq. mts. Call 2-3108. 2334 +)
=
with
fruit
trees.
Close
to
airbig
Metropo-
litan Shopping Center, Commonwedith School. Call days 2-€500, after 6 63508. 28838
2
4 BEDROOM HOUSE, one half acre garden, fenced. Telephone Kelly, 7-3490, office hours. 2828 91
ISLA VERDE: 2 blocks from from
beach.
2841
washer
and
conditioned 2711
stove,
room
hot
-
water, Jone
Phone
air
8-2465. 83
9145.
910
VILLA home,
R. P.: Beautiful airconditioned bed-
NEVARES, St. 17 Rw, 3
School. take 2nd mortgage. Immediate possession. Open for inspection. Call 3.2375. 2824 2 EXCLUSIVE
PEREZ
MOREIS:
4 bedroom home, modern kitchen, 3 2776
.
living, diningroom, baths, maid’s room. x1
-
Violeta
G-
BEDEOOMS,
living-di
information
telephone
8-1244
ear-
stove. Calle Rental $90.
BUILDINGS APARTMENT
FOR
SALE
building,
renting
LA
CASA
! block
ROSA
from
beach,
airconditioned
- Guest
House
- One,
single
rooms.
residential
double
and
section.
All
Private and semi-private baths, kitchen facilities. Hot water. 2 blocks from bus. Mrs. Z C. Steffens, Santurce. and
Condado
rooms.
bs
004, 4th Floor, Vea 36768. 7%
Hotels.
Cool,
Reasonabie Rates.
Apartment
Ponce de Leén
401-402, Mrs.
s
fiton
furnished
FOR
RENT
Tek
f4B
DUFFY'S
save
remederea
charm
img. old beach komme. and sew offer recoms, all with private path, seme with private patio, some air conditioned. One minute to beach and bus. From $7.50 single, $18. double. AH rates complete breakfast. isla Verde Road. near San Juan Call 9-0149. 382
to
airport. %6. LAGOMAR Call
Mario’s
5
Restaurant,
and
single, $18. doubie. COURT - ISLA VERDE Mrs. Denton, 9-0278.
TOWER
Guest
House
—
CONDABO:
BILS
HOUSE
-
directly
Furnished room
DONCELLA
GUEST
DEL
winds. becue 3-2331,
at
kfast
your
in
disposal
wae
os
bar.
Atlantic,
185@
McCleary
Ave
with 2 meals
Tei
13-6802 ur
UF
1384 {SLAND
JENNY'S: Guest Mouse atmosphere. Delicious
served.
HOUSE
-
1617
From an
$3. single excellent
-
$14
doubie, Phone
SPINET set,
country
Avenue,
to Gens
BOUSE.
Santuree,
Rates
Cruthirds,| cs
4 wry
from
@&
606
-
$0
3H
he
CLOSING CHEMICAL FACTORY - For sale: Bigelow Steam Boiler, 130-125 HP, 150 psi, perfect condition. Water recevery system. Solvent recovery &ystem. Other items. Telephone 8-0588 dur¥ img working hours. 7884
yards
STREET
—-
INSTRUCTION R-5S
LANGUAGE 7
YOU
| Saturd
Sund
OR
POMARROSAL —
due
to
FOR
OR
owner.
75 DE
single.
DIEGO
Phone
»
in
STREET,
Wilson Streets. individual ims-
3-514.
Road,
For Classified Ads CALL
Schools, Street. 2720
The Santurce. Telephone
Benedict 75 De 3-5144. 829
2720
9
ELEMENTARY
Tel. 3-8254
ARE
fer
YOU
your
STELL
child?
SCHOOL
LOOKING fer a school
Special
scheol
grades 1 - 4 Mrs. Scott, 2-6168. 2806
grovp,
1
heal Estate Corner i te jose to Garden Hills, aa short ride te Caparra Country Club. Three busdred
fet
of fime
reoms
homes
today
am
rate
a cool green neighberbood | 2*F@ with
tail trees
paint
appointment
te
on
land-
ne, Call | Sam
view
our
-
mein
4 bars
fully
ak
fyrnished
bath Franciscoap= arter GE = —
Three bed-
a distinguished
Patricio residence at $300. Bucare
offerings in this and im other outstand- | — ‘Hree bedrooms, furnished, with real
ing
suburbs|
space
BUILD
img
A
space
BOUSE
amd
always
—-
and
throughout — $390.
enjay
the
liv-
special conveniences you
wanted!
Call
Olimpo
Mrs
SCHOOLS
SPEEDWRITING
Call
Alte
SPANISH the
BENEDICT
truction.
SALE of
Cupey
LEARN
crossroad Loiza & Smal! cireles and
RENT
ilimess
er visit hotel,
CLASSES
CAN
Santurce,
UF
SALE
TOO
world. ef the
Centrally
32-3994. &
freeze,
MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT
SALE
d. Single and double accommodawith private bath, some air con
ditioned. OBB Bada
GUEST
Miramar,
bedroom
deep
9-0248.
2914
2-206. 773
COLONIAL
ergan, large
home.
us anytime
and we'll be glad te show you superb Kuilding sites, large or small, city or 2
a
Ashford
breakfast.
FOR
have
guesthouse eceanfrent informal. Qew, ‘9 iuxury hotel area. Large terrace fathe sea, with private stairway to
& DININGROOM fuinitTV, lamps, also bedroom
dimetie
for
asonable.
today for ae
AUNT ‘amily
SALE
8-0969.
HAMMOND
for ane per-
BOUSE
PARQUE
feet up, it’s
the beach. Ro!l out of bed into the water. Airconditioning 7 the trade
FOR
92
ideal
frem beautiful beach Airconditioned. Kitchen privileges. Nicest
modern address while im San Juan. See the lovely Lourdes Grotto across our terraces & tropical fruit garden. All rooms airconditioned, screened. Plenty of hot Private & semi-private baths.
ur BEACH
EQUIPMENT
2337
som, private bath, private entrance. Available September 15th. References a must. Telephone 2-5110. 2752 91
Your
3-2936.
403
tables.
914 linens, min. to
MAISON BLANUBE Gust mouse Doubie apd single air reoms with bath. Near beach. Sum terraces. 77 Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Racini, Tele phone
LIVINGROOM ure, including
suite,
LOTS
$21 WHITE
DIRT.
MOTORS
FURNITURE
bs]
91 | 2788
COTTAGES - furnished, next
automatic
COLSON CASTERS. hand trucks, platform trucks, lift trucks, conveyors and other material handling equipment. Ricardo Davila Sucesores, 3-9280.
AIRCONDITIONED furnished reems, private bath & entrance, block from La Concha & beach. Monty or weekly. 1156 Magdalena, Tel. 2-9473 2310 91
14%
21463.
kitchenette & maid service. city,
see
HANDLING
BUY YOUR E-1 LOT im BUCARE, Rio MIRAMAR: 2 buildings, could be adapted Piedras — Caguas Road K 17.2. $4.50 far offices or guest house. Corner lot 800 | Per sq. meter up. Call 6-7291 or come
BEACH
ont)
A. ©. Smith frectric Motors im sizes from 1/3 BLP. te 800 H.P Highest qual‘ty at attractive prices. Ricarde Davita Sucesores, 3-9280.
3
sq. mt. Ri
World’s
maintenance. Breathe NO DIRT. touch NO
OPPORTUNITY -— 200 meters from Hotel La Concha, Condado. Coal, wholesome, comfortably furnished room with Private bath. Moderate rates. 1154 Mag. Phone 2-2883. Ave. sees
clear on investment after taxes & in terest. Mortgage $15,000 at 6%. Near University & Hyde Park, Rio Piedras. Informatiom Tel. 2-0452 or 8-1269.
94 | 2698
CLEANERS
ELECTRIC
22
east, WINDS
DIRT,
ss
2853 THREE
pert, ete. Unfurnished. Has Cordova 656 Puerto Nuevo.
ELECTEO-LUX
1106.
2598
9
VACUUM
10, corner
De Diezo, 1.500 meter let, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. servant’s quarters with bath, enormous living-diming, screens, water beater, built-in cabinets, porch, double carport. Information 38365, or Avenida Ashford
windows,
FOR RENT
Modern
on
FRANCESCO
s2
UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom residence at Altamira near Garden Hillis — includes screens, refrigerator, electric
Call
2827
SAN
BUCARE: Very attractive furnished or unfurnished 3 bedroom home in 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 2-8840.
Modern 3 bedroom home. San Juan Hotel, 2 biecks $32,000.
doors.
10
CONDADO: For gentleman — Jarge furnished room, private bath, aircondittoned, hot water. refrigerator, linen, maid service, phone & parking facilities. 2-8131 or 2-0237. 1366 Wilson Ave.”
RENT
Social Security Building,
-
AWNINGS.
A. _ BLANCO
Juncos, Apt. 5, Stop 10, —
EL
Cariwe
AM
SCREENS, bathtub
Rea-
FOR GENTLEMAN: furnished room, Private bath, hot water, private entrance. Centrally located. See Mrs. Ronda, 635
FOR
@Bew
yours.
MODERN OFFICES, new builiing. Nea Center. Shopping Bayamen rent, food opportunity for docter or an American firm. Call: John Martinez 105 Cale Comerio Bayamen, P. R. Tel. 642
best
attractive
urban commupity. 3 bedroom, 2 bath heuse, well fimamced. Telephane for appeintment te see, Parker, office —s 2908
91
FURNISHED 3 bedroom house, fully conditioned & screened. Carport,
$2 | 2529
TRADE
Select
Please phone
COMFORTABLE, NICELY LOCATED air conditioned office. Approx, 500 sq. ft. Leeated at Condominio Condado — Office 501. next to Woolworth Bids. Ponce de Leon Ave. Stop 17% Santurce. Moderate rent. Call Mr. Arroye Suarez — Tel. 2.2340. 2815 2
@OUSES FOR SALE UBB.
LINE:
rent
RENT
FOR RENT SECTION sie
DIRECT
2898
2891
with
3-0425.
7
because
SANTA MARIA — 3 bettrooms prepared for air conditioning, 2 baths, other bedroom with bath downstairs, living room, screened porch, dining room, equipped kitchen, laundry, deuble carport; half acre garden. $265 monthly
SANTURCE: Unfurnished modern 4 bedroom apartmient, $100 rent. Dining, livimg porch, 2 baths, Des Hermanos 160, S.op 19, cormer Ave. Norte, 3-6969. 2910 2
kitchen
Call
WANTED
MODERN HOME, 3 bedrooms, 2 diningrooms, kitchen, bath, hot water. Guaymabo Rd. to Caguas. On 6.25 acres, with stream, bearing fruit trees. 3-6969. 2877 96
spacious
2889
Laurel.
3-8254
FARMS FOR SALE
28393
FURNISHED SPLIT-LEVEL home in Garden Hills. 3 bedrooms, living-dining. porches, fully equipped kitchen and breakfast reom. double garage. maid’s room & bath, large fenced yard. Rent $400, gardening included. 8-0146. 2922
3:00-6:00.
available
FOR
APARTMENTS 2615
best apartments and houses for rent, furnished and unfurnished. FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE, 3 Nairn, next te Presbyterian Hospital on beach. COME IN PERSON
1, 1960
airconditioned
SEE FRANCISCUS ADVERTISEMENT
Save Time And Money AIRCONDITIONED
— 3
SAN GERARDO, Cupey, Block C-18. 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, fully ipped kitchen, carport, perch. Brand new. $125 monthly. Call 3-9668 Nieves. s
TWO & THREE BEDROOM apartments, Rever occupied. Built-in stove, water heater, mahogany cabinets, porch. laundry. Unfurnished. Bolivia 78, Urb. Pifhero, Hato Rey, 1:30-6:00 or call 66793. Rent $140— $150. 2795 6
Gad Meath treat wetwarties Money availabie for first mortgages. Call 2-0911 or write Box 723, Reoseveilt, P. R.
FOR
MARIAS
2924
Park.
2302
LAS
bedrooms, 2 baths, phone, covered terrace, maid’s reeom & bath, newly painted. References required. 35 Caoba St.
CINTEON REALTY, INC. offers complete real estate service. Houses & lots fer sale im best residential sections of San Juan Metropolitan Area: San FranCaparra, Villa Maria, Santa cisco, Baldrich, Patricio, San Hills, Garden
APARTMENTS
September
SOUSES FOR RENT
you and
sold over $4,000,000.00 worth of property this year. 3 Nairn, a ae. Fete 928
Hyde
— Thursday,
CLASSIFIEDS
3-8400 Ext 72 REAL
STAR
‘Realtor
TELS.
3-5315
‘
24
Union Wins
Advertisement OFICINA DE CONTRIBUTIVA CASO
EXENCION INDUSTRIAL
NUM.
N-—
#225
Porc la presente se notifica al publico en general jue ula vista publica se ecelebcara en Oficina de Exencion Contrib » Industrial, situada en la Aveotda
Ponce
Patadi dia
27
13
en
#107
Rey,
ibre
(2do
Puerto
de
1960
c
peti
om
la
las
el 2:00
Segal acEspecial,
persona para
piso),
Rico
a
e! Lic. Stanley R. mi Examinador
o ta
Leon
Hato
des
PM ante tuando Para
de
(d)
(5)
de
la
exencién
Ley
Contract Suit By
interesada contribu-
tiva industrial bajo las disposiciones de la Ley Nam. 6 de diciembre 15, 1953, Tadicad: bao el nombre de FRANK RAMIREZ DE ARELLANO & LUIS TORREGROSA. Local de la planta en Esquina Jottre y Calle Clemenceau, Condado, Santurce, P. R. Por: Ledos. McConne! Valdes & Kelley, Apartado 4274, San Juan, P. R Las ravones adelantadas por el peticioRario para la concesién de esta exencion rat va son las siguientes Los pe narias solicitan la exencion ajo las d-sposiciones de la Seccion
2
$6,500 In
alegando
que
se
Propone snstruir y operar en Puerto Rico, bajo las normas de sanidad y eficieacia aceptables al Gobernador de Puerto Rico, un hotel de turismo de acuerdo con ia Seecion 2 (f) (lL) de la Ley’ Cualquier objecion eserita contra esta Peticion debe ser jurada y radicada con ei Director de la Oficma de Exencién
DOUGLAS
RICHARDS
The Insular Construction Workers Union was awarded $6,500 in Federal court yesterday in settle ment of a two-year-old breach of contract suit involving Raymond
Construction and the Union.
Co.
of
Puerto
Seafarers
Rico
International
U. S. Judge Clemente Ruiz Nazario ordered Raymond to pay the
sum
as
both
sides
agreed
to
a
the con-| struction union asked $490,000 damages in its suit filed Dec. 9, settlement.
Originally,
1958.
Raymond was charged ing to turn over union
with dues
failcol-
Contributiva situada en la Avenida Ponce de Leon 7107 (2do piso), Parada 2742, Hato Rey. Puerto Rico, no mas
lected and with breach of contract. The SIU was named co-defendant
tarde Esta en 0
for attempting mond employes
del tiempo a cerrarse la vista. notificacion deber& ser publicada antes del 3 de septiembre de 1960.
STANLEY Oficina
R. de
SEGAL,
Exencién
Director Contributiva
Industrial
OFICINA DE EXENCION CONTRIBLTIVA INDUSTRIAL CASO NUM N— 1223 Por la presente se notifica al publico em Seneral que uma vista publica se celebrata en la Oficina de Exencion
Industrial,
at
the
electric
situada
en
la
Avenida Por de Leon #107 (2do piso), Parada ato Rey, Puerto Rico e} dia 15 sek mbre de 1960 a las 2:00 PM ante e! Lic. Stanley R. Segal ac- | tuand> co Examinador Especial, Para or juiera persona interesada
after
Palo
Seco
on and
the Palo employes
Raymond
plant hired,
had entered
a col-
Labor Relations Board for an elec-
Palo Seco charging the | Insular Construction Workers Union agreement was a “prehiring contract.’’ Such contracts, en a peti 1 para la exencion contribuwhich attempt to extend coverage tiva indust | bajo las disposiciones de la to employes on future projects, [ 4 6 de diciembre 15, 1953, radicada b >| nombre de EMERALD | are considered bars to an election BAY BOAT CORP. Locat de la planby the NLRB. New employes ta en la Parguera, Puerto Rico. Por: Ledos Bak & Woods, Apartado hired for future construction proj10165, Saniucce, P. R ects should have the right to Las razones adelantadas por el petiCionario para la concesion elect their own bargaining reprede esta exencion yntrebutiva son las siguientes sentative, the NLRB holds. La peticionaria bao
solicita la exencién disposiciones de la Seccion 2
145
dd (oy pone operar
notmas bles hotel
de
1),
alegando que se Puerto Rico bajo
en
sanidad
y
eficiencia
al Gobernador de. Puerta de tu no con facilidades
tales part deporte de acuaticos "”’
irmente pesea,
la
projas
situada
la
notificacioén
ea
antes
0
de!
debera
5
STANLEY
de
Pon-
de
SEGAL,
Exencion
Por
la
CASO
presente
se
Vaitcs
al
&
Kelley,
publico
Apartado
ci6n contributiva son jas siguientes: “La peticionatia solicita la exencién disposisiones las bajo (@) (1) de la tey pata envaces de tia (tin que
escala
ese
prod
comercial
no
to
en
2 Seccién la de la produccion de cans), alegando se
Producia
Puerto
Rico
en
en
en esa no habian v que 2, 1947, enero fecha en Pu-iio Rico facilidades de Produccion capaces de producir dicho Producto manuia tado en escala co mercial.” esta contra escrita obiecion Cualquier jutada y radicada con la Oficina de Exencién
Contributiva situada en la Avenida Ponce de Leén 4107 (2do piso), Parada 2%. Hato Rey. Puerto Rico, no mas tarde del tiempo a cerrarse la vista Esta notificacioén debera ser publicada em @ antes del 5 de septiembre de 1960. STANLEY
R.
Oficina de Industrial
Exencion
FOR Call
SEGAL,
Director
Contributiva
CLASSIFIEDS Tel.
3-8254
Insular
Union
and
gained
from
the NLRB
Construction
won
the
official
election
recognition
AID BILL (Continued
the
N—-12°7
notifica
in-
from
page
1)
million for the social and economic development of Latin America, and $100 million for
R P| adelantaidas por el petila concesién de esta exen-
Juan. san 4224, Las tavones clonario para
The
1960.
en general que una vista publica se celebrara en la Oficina de Exencion Contributiva Industrial, situada en la Avenida Ponce de Leon #107 (2do piso), Parada 27\+, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico el dia 15 de septiembre de 1960 a las 10 30 AM inte el Lic. Stamey R. Segal acEspecial, Examinador como tuando para ow cualquiera persona interesada en la pe mM Pica la exencioa contributava industrial bajo las disposiciones de la Ley Num. 6 de diciembre 15, 1953, Fadicada bajo nombre de PUERTO RICAN CAN COMPANY. Local de la Planta en ja Subdivision Industrial MiMillas, Bayamon, P. R. Por Ledos
McConne
11.
Workers
Director
EXENCION INDUSTRIAL
NUM.
Feb.
Contributiva
Advertisement OFICINA DE CONTRIBUTIVA
withdrew further
sters and an election was held last
Publicada
septiembre
R.
Oficina’ de Industrial
SIU not
filed before the NLRB by the International Brotherhood of Team-
Avenida
ser
the was
Rico un inciden-
ce de Leon 2107 (2do piso), Parada 27%. Hato Rey, Puerto Rico, no mas tarde del tiempo a cerrarse la vista.
Esta
and
volved. A similar petition was then
asociadas con el botes y deportes
en
Subsequently
acepta
Cualquier objecian escrita contra esta Petition debe ser jurada y radicada con el Director de la Oficina de Exencion
Contributiva
at
its petition
reconstruction
of
Chile.
The members of the House were assured that no cash appropriation
til
next
will
year,
be
and
sought
that
no
un-
part
of the funds authorized will go to either Cuba or the Dominican
Republic
under
fhe
present
cir-
cumstances.
TMT
OF
“PUERTO
NOTICE interested
IS HEREBY parties that C.
DERSON, FERRY,
as Trustee for TMT INC., does hereby
RICO”
GIVEN to all GORDON AN-
TRAILER offer for
sale as is and where it is to the highest bidder for cash the following vessel:
The Trailership “PUERTO An uncertificated ship.
Together now
with
located
RICO”
all equipment
and
gear
thereon.
Said vessel may be inspected during normal business hours at the Puerto Rico Dry Dock & Marine Terminals, Inc., San Juan 10, Puerto Rico. Sealed. bids for said vessel are to be delivered
or
mailed
to
the
following
attorney for the seller, and be opened at 12:00 o'clock, Friday, September 9, 1960:
trustee. The seller reserves the right to reject any and all bids. The purchaser will be required to take possession immediately, GORDON
1529
for INC.
DuPont
Miami,
Fla.
ANDERSON
TMI
Building,
TRAILER
blanket
injured by
From
Page
10 other
about
the
officials
80,
1)
city.
in
persons
are
to have
and
reported
eseaped
into
the Syrian region of the U. Investigators said were employed in
A. R.
the suspects the Jordan
press bureau and were by Jordanian political
(STAR
photo
by
Gunter
Hett)
from
paid off refugees
so that legislative necessary.
This
was
plaints at La
one
page
1)
action
is
of
not
several
com-
against the law received Fortaleza recently. The
law has caused one truck drivers’ stoppage in San Juan and the threat of another in Ponce. Torres
said
planned ter
yesterday
to see
yesterday
the to
that
he
governor discuss’
of
Syria. Hussein
thas
lathe
with
to the governor.
Next
Tuesday,
the Ponce drivers advised Fortaleza, is the deadline
La for
the governor’s interview. Torres seemed disturbed
that
were
“rare’at
La
responsible
bled tend
Ponce them.
that
he
would
that
obstruct publico
erally have the name Torres
said
that
hicles,
instead
of
that
appearance
PDP
of
business
suspects
it “throttled
ber of judges had blocked drive.”
Pales-
after
World
War I. There was no_ appeal for British military assistance from Jordan such as marked the crisis
of
1958
when
King
Hussein's
time
United
sent
to neighboring
States
Marines
were
Lebanon.
Hussein, in his ‘instructions to the new Premier, declared Jordan’s relations “with sister Arab states should continue to be based on brotherly coopera-
based
on
frankness
clearness.”
tion
He
reaffirmed
dan’s ward
“established
- and
policy”
Jor-
to-
Palestine.
Cordova Civil
also
print-
the the ve-
win-
dow.
Liberties
attempts
“It
to
is
who
said
rights,”
he
Union
that
his
to
of alleged
registration.
find
Catholics
liberals
have
civil
said.
The CAP ful also said
attack
be-
num-
to ask for an the American
block
hard
think
fraud
a large
and felt sure they our registration
party still plans investigation by
gen-
rear
the
cause
following
the
mandate
which
its
CAP
at-
meetings with the police, lines have agreed to put printing on the side of the
from
(Continued from Page 1) than three months. Cordova, in response, charged
of the lines
and the routes they follow ed on the rear window.
the
tine
kingdom
British paratroopers. were sent here in that ‘crisis at the same
.driver’s lines
in
as usual, despite the latest threat to Middle East equilibrium. A curfew imposed last night was lifted, and airports were reopened. Traffic in the streets was normal, but armored cars still guarded important points in the city. British informants said there was no sign of menacing military movements on the borders
Complaints have also been sent to La Fortaleza by 6 publico line companies protesting the provision in the traffic law that prohibits putting signs on car These
people
little carved
outward
Forta-
leza. The Ponce drivers issued the threat after a previous request to see the governor had been referred to Torres, who ca-
Council. He said were liked up
this
Britain
cousin, King Faisal of Iraq, was killed in Baghdad by the revolutionists of Abdel Karim Kassem.
the request for an _ interview came in the form of a threat. He said that requests of this
nature
the
United Arab Republic—mainly in Syria.” Amman quickly recovered the
threat by a group of Ponce truck and publico drivers to go on strike unless they are allowed to present their protest directly
demanded
extradition of the suspects, and has threatened to take the case before the Arab League and the U.N. Security the assassins
PROTEST (Continued
commissioner hopethat, despite a heart
suffered
a
year
ago,
he
planned to participate in the campaign. He said he must limit his activities, but still plans to make speeches.
Scientists
In Vienna
VIENNA (®—About 3,600 scientists have arrived for two international
congresses,
one
on
chest diseases and the other individual psychology. The delegates represent both Communist and
non-Communist
countries.
SSR
NOTICE
as
All bids are to be accompanied by a certified or cashier’s check for the full amount of the bid, payable to the said
Trustee FERRY,
and
bids will noon, on
Jose Trias Monge, Third Floor, Edificio Plaza, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
C.
Majali
vision.
SALE
TRAILERSHIP
will
Jordan King Accuses U.A.R.
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that
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lective bargaining agreement with the construction union. However, the SIU petitioned the National tion
system
thermo-
plant.
Work began,
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Contributtva
tion
to organize Rayhired for construc-
rasa
ans of the Police Department’s radio shop are shown as they installed radio communications systems in some of the newly arrived 106 patrol cars yesterday. The new cars, when ready, will inaugurate the long awaited patrol
To
the
residents
of the Metropolitan Area Do you need the services of
the
PLEASE The At
Police?
CALL
Police the
of
6-6000
Puerto
service
Community quae
of
Rico the
COLLAPSES—Mrs.
Barbara
Powers, wife of U-2 cis Gary Powers, is
pilot Franassisted by
Port’
Authority
a public
health
policemen officer
after
and she
fainted upon arrival at New York’s Idlewild airport, Aug. 29, Sobbing and distraught, Mrs, Powers collapsed at the airport shortly after her arrival from
Paris.
(AP Photo)
—
THE
SAN JUAN
STAR
— Thursday, September
ODDS ‘n ENDS
Melanesia Third In Feature Race
Baseball And Snead 1
By Peter Anderson For many years it has been California, the Carolinas, Texas, Georgia, Mississippi and Florida that have pro-
duced the most major league ball players.
A few came out
of Maine or Minnesota and fewer still from New York city. ve
On rare occassions there ver been prospects from Europe or Japan. None of these players Made it unless one counts Bobbie Thompson as a Scot. But now, and for the past se-
maica or the U. S. All three countries are capable of covering the distance under 3:06, a timing two or three seconds better the island’s quartet is veral years, the Caribbean pro- capable Sf. duces one first rate player afMarlin Tourney Off ter another—more players per capita perhaps, than any other
section. And lands,
of the Caribbean
Puerto
Rico
is
is-
producing
its
share. When the majors increase by four teams (target date 1962), it would appear that even more Puerto Ricans will be making the jump from small cities and barrios of the island to the playing fields at San Francisco, Milwaukee
and
Washington,
Pittsburgh.
which
used
The
Seventh
Marlin
the Club Nautico been postponed. the
Mayaguez
Rodeo
club’s
Golf Notes Rizzuto, former
bound
to follow. has
In
the
past
concentrated
in
defeat
day
a field
Royal
Treat
was
made
the
went
triple
on
to
Esteban
rider. four
He copped
Reyes,
an
scored
a
He mounts.
the opener on the
favored Petama, won the aboard the second favored
fa-
vorite for the mile and. sixteenth race. Royal Treat won it two lengths from Tio Donato. Melanesia was third. ; Royal Treat was ridden by P.
fifth Pala-
din, and walked off with the last race aboard the outsider Guanajibo. Guanajibo returned $15.70. Reyes, who now has 20 vie-
Phil
A ing
bet
I would
contest
amateur
The
in
a
lost:
eight
was
tries
ago.
retired
longer
and
make
effort
on
Melanesia,
again
a front but
there was too much speed in the race
for
the
youngster
to
“steal
it” the way American Tod Sloan used to fool the British during the latter part of the 19th century.
It was during this time that Sloan taught the English to ride. He “went to London, just te ride a pony,’ and drew laughs from Britain’s blue blood because sat
high
the
up
on
his
mount,
British jockeys drop-
RESULTS
laCarillen
5
f£.
(Native) 3.30 out out
(Ramos)
out
Time: 1:13.2. Cayayo, Canciller and La Ley also ran. 3rd-$2.250; clmg ($10,000); 4-yrs-up; 6 £ (Native) 5Cumbre (Ramos) 11,38 out 4Rosita
(Iglesias)
Time:
1:14.4|
Ya-Reyal
Guille
Treat
F,
Catcher,
(Diaz)
Arecibo,
Don
Beno
Deivy
400
2.99
3.18 Jr.,
Danny
Cirujano,
3 8Paladin
out
Comvidada, Master also ; tyre: 1 116 m,
6Tio Donato (Sayan) Time: 1:51.4. Melanesia,
shots.
The hockey player was up first and hit three long blasts, the longest about 290 yards off the tee. Snead stepped to the tee and the crowd of 5,000 waited, sure that he wouldn’t let them down. Snead flew his first drive ten or twenty yards past his opponent, but it was out of bounds and nullified. Snead’s second even
to
running
defenseman
the Boston Bruins. Each player had three
was
feature.
tried
Ist-$2.550; alw; 4yrs-up; 4-Petama (Reyes) 5-Mayaguezana
from
long
the
But Sloan won race after race on the lead, and the English quickly picked up his style.
Sam
years
in
Reyes
ped their legs.
driv-
a burly
sia,
while
Yankee
the PGA
eight
about
amateur
knocker, of
have
didn’t win
teries for the year, was third with his other mount, Melane-
he
shortstop, intends to play in Dorado Beach’s Invitational Oct.
1952 to 1959. I once saw Snead in a driving contest against an
‘Washington
to
Originally the tourney was scheduled tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday.
monwealth. The Senators
or
apprentice
choice
11 three-year-olds. With Stanarn out of the betting, the entry of Verdun and
tournament,
Snead
three
helming
of
jockey honors of the
Bob Reuter, says it will be held Oct. 28, 29, 30.
24-29.
here now. teams are
G, Diaz. However,
of
to
have
(Continued From Back Page) Puerto Rican Triple Crown for imported horses, was the over-
del Oeste has Chairman of
field more Latins than any of the other teams, is planning to step up its scouting in the Com-
four representatives Other major league
25
1, 1960
-
Verdun,
and
Yucatan
3;
£
§
alse
(Native)
(Reyes)
6.70
2.80
720
4.20
15.70
rend
6Cucu M (Pacheco) 2.30 Time: 1:01.4. Rescate, Plantaje, Maricao, Jeri Kay, Colegiala, My Reverie and Lerd Derby also ran. 6th-$2,300; clmg ($6,000); 4-yrs-up; 1 1|16 m, (Imported) 5-The
Sharper
(Ayala)
6Barbalin (W. Rodriguez) 3.20 Time: 1:49. Brandy Wine, Laterite, Sr. Martinez, Colorido and Dior also ran. 7th-$3.050; alw; 3-yrs; 1 1/16 m. (Native) Reyes
out
of bounds. Snead’s
teed
face
up
for
was
his
grim
third
when
NDLES : $41,688; daily
and
relieved that the West Virginian’s ability was no myth. There
but
there
is
island.
the
political
forcing
a
Island’ Not Puerto
situation
shift
to
this
Disgraced
Rico
played
was no doubt in my mind that he would win, though, for I fig-
HIGH DIVE—Mrs. Paula Jean Pope of Santa Ana, Calif. shown in action at Rome. She finished second from the
ured
high
Sam
was putting on a show.
platform
to a German
girl Tuesday.
(AP
Photo) —
~
People
who
island
to
advance
to
in the
the
000
semi-
countries
ten
Puerto Rico three points
times
as large.
overtime before though Russia ran
shod third
over Puerto Rico in the game, it was not a dis-
graceful many
other
countries
done
lishes
competition?
well
against
A record 34,800 at
GIN
West
ORS&TWI BOTTLED INLED THE RSABY
WE
Ja-
SINDEN,
W.
Va.,
saw
Virginia-Pitt
Hill,
Wyoming’s
crack
left halfback, gained 141 yards in eight carries in the spring football
GAME,
ss
“a
el
tl? &
rival
million
in an age where place a specific things because ot could have “got-
So we ask for the most for on quotes
NEW
UMITED
JERSEY
a fair
to a much lower likely is not trustbusinessman estab-
price
for his
product of CAR
CLINIC at 115 de Diego Ave., Santurce (in front of Pueblo Supertharket) will not only give you a fair estimate on your auto repairs but will give you full value in good supported by a full guorantheir work. They speciolize
in MOTOR TUNE UP, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS, BRAKES = and MUFFLERS.
the game.
ess
Jerry
a
or service and sticks to it. Frank Kirkpatrick, owner
service tee on
football crowd of Mountaineer Field,
Morgantown, 1956
Germany,
of
to not be just another
tually agreeing figure, he most worthy. A good
Little Chance In Track Puerto Rico’s track and field team appears to be outclassed at Rome. The 1600 meter relay team stands little chance to show
hands
you an extremely high “round figure’’ then haggles over price, even-
better in their first Olympic basketball
the
usually accept less. If you asked a mechonic estimate of repairs and he
How
have
FINNER
and
losing. rough-
performance.
at
ten more.”
lost to Brazil by and caried Mexico
into Even
BOB
dollar suit. We are living we are afraid to value or price on the end we find we
final round. Yet, despite the dismal 3-0 mark on the record books, the team fared much better than did
By:
A baseball club (Chicago Cubs) is suing a rival player $1,040,000 for injuries received by a Chicago ployer. They admit they have no hope of collecting that amount. They had to ask for something so they chose a huge “round figure” and tacked on an additional $40,
know
basketball—both here and the United States—expected
“Round Figure’ Gets Its Lumps ployer
three}:
baskethall games in Rome. It]’ Jost three. Fans here were disappointed.
8 and 5,
Let’s
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26
THE SAN JUAN SYAR — Thursday, September:1; 1960
defeat
Tuesday
Don
Orioles.
left-hander
+
came
they won
on
on
in the ninth inning of a 2-2 game,
Runnels’
sixth
hit
victory
over
Baltimore land
the the
the
41,
behind
pitching
of
Chisox The
third-place
games
out
edged
the
11-10,
in
ing ions
of
first
scored
the
the
five
tenth
half
as
they
The
to
times
defend-
win
it.
Red
top
times
in
took
a
Sox
within
AMERICAN
New
York
St.
and
by percentage
Louis
as
five
points
for
Robin
Roberts,
three
|
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Chicago Washington
72 63
54 63
12
571 500
3% 12%
Detroit Boston
58 55
67 70
460 448
St. Louis Los Angeles San Fran. Cincinnati
71
82
Chicago
56
45
17 20
354
51
31
74
Phila.
48
78
Not
including
64
Pittsburgh Milwaukee
.478 Ta,
including nicht games. Tuesday’s Scores
Cleveland (Latman 3-5) at KanSas City (Kucks 47), night,
Only
game
the
49 55
614 .560
league
Chicago
| Pittsburgh
70 66 62
55 57 62
560 .537 .500
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Milwaukee cago
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Pittsburgh
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Wilson
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ex-coach.
Petersen points lice’s 14.
|a
roll-off
with
J.
with
of R.
Kelley
one
match se19
to Fernando
Beauchamp
Marabella. posted
Fe-
22
Kuenn,
26
381
29%
games.
4
Angeles
2
Games
(Buhl
12-8)
at
0-5).
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yesterday's
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Cincinnati
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including
408
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Meekest
of
men
are
politicians.
their job to break open. suite Btls
the
husbands
of
lady
,
“The Block,” by Ralph Schoenstein, is a humor-
ously
nostalgic
memoir
of
a
New
York
boyhood.
Chicago cops with their pie-plate badgs never
convince
me
they
represent
the
law.
Surf bathers who can’t swim seem to have the we most fun. CANNON Most platinum blondes give me the impression they’re stifling a scream. I always mourn for the husband who tells intervi ewers he gets to make
the old
lady’s
breakfast.
:
The hobo steak at Chasen’s in Beverly Hills is a treat. New Yorkers brag about their skyline, but they seldom
look
BUNS
stop
at it.
who
read
a menu
pasted
on the window
restaurant.
seldom
enter
‘
te the
A store-knotted bow tie never fooled any one.
The
most
honorable
edge to win a bet. Sure way to alienate on weight. Bet
me
the
next
shouldered. When didn’t
businessman
generally
a fat friend
is to ask
Long
Nosed
guy
see
I see a guy marry her.
you
with
a
will
take:
an
unethical
;
him
if he’s putting
Girls
chewing
on
girl’s name
a
cigar
tatooed
on
hair
will his
in
be
round-
arm,
I feel
knots
described
on
the
as a ‘good
Fat men accentuate their girth when they button the top buttoa on a three-button coat. : I’ve never seen a street cleaner who appeared in a ‘hurry to get
his work
done.
No manager Lavagetto.
in
baseball
has
i
done
a
better
job
than ‘
Cookie
Young girls don’t seem sensitive about big feet anymore. Summer’s over when football players commence to appear on television interview shows.
Women very
who have reputations for tossing guys around are generally
popular
with
their
own
sex.
I sizzle when people I just met think they must use Sports jargon to communicate with me. ' Mort Sahl’s head-jerking style suggests a barracuda trying te dislodge a hook in its mouth. No one demands higher moral standards from his friends than a who
guy
IN
Brando
occurrences.
cheats
If movie afternoons? Keep
incessantly
business
on
is bad,
his wife.
where
do
all the
salesmen
go
in the
Keep Forcing Hank Henry
Hank
on
the
defensive
and
you'll
beat
him.
You ever have a barber tell you the last one to cut your hair
did a good job? Bachelors with shrubbery were husbanding a ranch.
on a
terrace
brag
about
it
as
if they ;
Why is a guy who plants his car in a no-parking area surprised
when
he finds a ticket on it?
People
I don’t
know
who
leave
phone
oo messages
Saying
it’s imper-
ative I get in touch with them are odds-on to want a favor. David Susskind gives me the impression everyone shotld be work ing for Dr. Schweitzer except himself.
Roger Maris is the Most Valuable Player in the American League. Guys who borrow money for “a couple of days’ are odds-on te
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, a 230, Elkin downed his Navy teamm ate, Gene Godawski, with a 743 series .
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UNITED
Monday
a postponed
Beauchamp
Cepeda,
|
Bob
Royle took over as he scored
Mays, San Francisce Mathews, Milwaukee
Complete
and
bowl
rolled
Smith, Chicago Runnels, Bostog Sievers, Chicago Skowron, New York
Nnigiit
Today’s
scheduled.
catcher
Don
for grabs as closely by Ed
AMERICAN LEAGUB BATTING
Francisco (Maranda 1-2). | Clyde Sukeforth, will be a St. Louis (Simmons 5-3) at Cin. Maine delegate to the Dem (Purkey ocra- | cinnati 14-8), night. tic national
Angeles.
night,
(Not
Milwaukee 10, St. Louis 0 ; San Francisco 2, Philadelphia 1
Chicago 11, Washington 10 (10) Boston 5, Detroit 4 (15) Boston 3, Detroit 2 (10)
Games
78 70
Tuesday’s
3, Kansas City 2 4, Cleveland 1
Today’s
and
LEAGUE
600
New York Baltimore
17th
LEAGU E STANDINGS
586
Not
Spahn | his
2-1,
50
City
ahead
Warren
hits
53
Kansas
Braves.
Chicago Cubs defeated the Cin. cinnati Redlegs, 54, on Ernie Banks’ 37th homer.
LEAGUE
60
5-2, lost,
of the season. gained second
75
Cleveland
defeated
Dodgers, Cadinals
75
Baltimore
is still up is followed
best series of 779 in his win victory. from Lamphier and then added In other National League a 767 total as he copped three games, San Jones won his 15th |of four from Lammey. game as the San Francisco Giants High single game of the night edged the Philadelphia Phillies was rolled by Carl Elkin
games of Detroit in sixth place as
MAJOR
they
Angeles St. Louis
scattered
ings
moved
as
14th game The Braves
of
twi-night doubleheader from the Detroit Tigers, 54 and 3-2, winning both contests in extra innBoston
Los the
place
champin the
four
place Royle
they
movies? I never knew a telephone operator who admitte d responsibility for a disconnection. : Pitchers who hit batters should be suspended for as long as the
up first
his
Senators, |
and
Boston
the and
games
19point lead competition at
White
a
League
ninth
The
place
half
10-0, to the Milwaukee
and
innings.
American
Es-! a
|
Chicago
Washington 10
the
go
the Paradise Bowling and Sports Center over Walt Royle. Second
In the Lamphier, front-running Pittsburgh Pirates | Lammey. Yandell increased their lead to six and
Nats
three
of
Cardinals Routed the National League,
and Gene homers for
Take
remained
a
Cleve-
Chuck
trada. Jim Gentile Stephens cracked out the Orioles.
Sox
for
Athletics.
downed
Indians,
four-hit
ninth
a
to
§
of
act
3-2
half
Yandell had after Monday’s
in
to the plate held Kansas City scoreless, and seven appearances took the nightcap in 10 gained the win when the Yankees| and pushed across one run in the innings.
bottom
sic with only four weeks in the tournament.
the opener in 15 innings
Pete
almost
sHES
stocky
an
gesee
Baltimore
The
has
BNeee
the
Yandell
insurmountable lead in the Ron Superior Petersen Singles Clas-
of grief.
ee
a
don’t
hh oh
without
nigh: to enable the New York Yankees to retain a one and a half game advantage in the American League over
Why
be? OS ts
year
won
et it
the
Arroyo
HERE
of
Luis
o =
game
Rican
By Jimmy Cannon Guys named Mickey catch more than their share I stand on my original pick of the White Sox.
ea
third
(AP)—Puerto
gaess
his
YORK
BEMESSY
NEW
Nobody Asked Me—But
fh. Oe ee
Luis Arroyo Wins In Relief: Bowlin g Lead, Clemente Aids Buc Victory Royle Second
Sports Today
Jien(190) gold Heads Pa. Bowling Squad
For Local Tourney A
190
bowler,
Marty
Jiengold,
will heada team of four Levit. town, Pa. men from ‘the Jubilee Lanes that will take part in a Labor
Day
weekend
tournament
at the Star Bowling Center. The rest of the squad is com posed of Bill Farrell, 174; Bob Knoafel, 156, and James Daley, 150.
. morning. The tourna start s atnt noon me Satu with rd the firstay block of eight games.
ron
cig a at toon
@hePmm Ae =
Yandell Keeps
Tuesday Baseball
THE SAN JUAN
scored
in cross country yesa five-sport total of
5,024. Fellow Hungarian Ermc Nagy was second with 4,988 points and Bob Beck of the United
The the Rae
Swedish
winner second
Miss
and
girl was declared
in in
4:55.6, 4:55.7.
and
was
clocked
Fraser
Miss
in
4:57.6.
States, leader after the first four days of competition, was third
Olympic three-meter diving champion Gary Tobian, of Glan-
Hungary took the team title as Russia finished second and the United States third.
10-meter diving 5410 points.
with
4,981.
Russia won its gold medal in | women’s broad jump. V. Krepkina set
an
Olympic
record
leap of 20 feet, 10% Poland’s
E.
champion,
Krzesinska,
of
a
the
1956
at 20-5. Hil-
Germany
was
third
America’s three 100-meter dash | mep—Ray Norton, Frank Budd and Dave Sime—passed the first two elimination tests. Budd was the winner of his
second round heat in 10.4. was second in 10.3 behind many’s
the in
Armin
Hary
who
distance,in 10 flat the
new
Norton,
has
this
Olympic
the
Sime Gerrun
year,
record
maip
U.
S.
of
hope,
was third by a temth ef a second
in his heat won ves of Venemueia
Horacio Este10.5 ‘ ~W
competition, with
In front was a British school boy, J. Phelps, with 57.35 points. British
Win
Germany’s
inches.
was second
drun Claus at 204%.
with
dale, Calif, ran fourth in the elimination round in the men’s
second
wicka
and
was
Rolf
Sterling
Aastria’s
Kurt
third.
was Mrk-
In rowing, America’s favored eight-oared team finished second
to Britain in a qualifying heat. The British four-oared team without coxswain also beat the
United heat.
States
in
a
preliminary
Miss Munoz ROME
Out
(AP)—Miss
Gloria
Colen Mufiez of Puerte Rico was eliminated from the Olym. ple fencing competition here yesterday. Points. Three were needed
t@ @@vance
to
the
second
reund.
be run
eee
Saturday and Mon-
ily il ht
h
~stes
time
“a ft
the
aife of the United Another American, bert; ran third in his
each day. Saturday | competition, starting with preliminaries at 9:30 a.m.
amd will
followed imclude
backstroke
by finals at breast Stroke
events
Shirley
Strickland
Melbourne
in
all
The
Wimsce,
a
36-foot
Chris+—
Craft is owned by Raymon Garffer Sr. El Gato, a Booth Bay, is
Off Comandante By
owned by Amaury Diaz Benitez and Manuel San Juan Jr.
Racing Commission The
Horse
Racing
Commission
has ruled off three horses from El Comandante—Don Ramon, Mapita M and Coca. The owners of the horses were given 24 hours
to
remove
them
from
the
stables. In will
all
likelihood,
be
sold
probably blic. The
the horses another country,
to
the
Dominican
Racing
also
Complice, for
Repu-
Commission
suspended
Starting point of the 4 p.m. race
is scheduled
horses,
and
Carrita
condition.
at
Then the entrance jes to a Sea, and
two bouy point then
entrance.
The
bouy
1, El
Morro.
craft will circle the at Boca de Cangreseven miles out to back to the harbor race
will
end
100
ards below the Club Nautico. Preliminary plans eal] for three te
will miles
off
be
be
as
mark-
stationed
seven
used
Cangrejos.
has
three
Forever
poor
cp crossing in 10 hours, 23 minutes, the Channel Swimming Associa-
tion announced. Jensen reduced
boys and girls 15-1 and 6 200-y -i individual medleys .sr boys and girls 13-14. The freesty!.
Monday,
-ierfly events and events will be
the same
p-evailing. In
addition,
200-yard
age | boys and
will
times be
the
medieys
or
girls 11-12 and for boys
record
Buy them ot TUTO
of
Australia
Gillanders,
both
of
for
this
morning’s
butter. qualify
semi-finals.
Saltza
Wins
Gil-
Heat
Another Olympic mark before Chris von Saltza in
fell the
Preliminaries of the women’s 400-meter freestyle. She won the first heat in 4:53.6, one full
second
under
Australia’s years ago.
Dawn
mark
set
by
Crapp
four
Australia’s
new-
a surprising
third
Fraser,
ly crowned champion,
the
Lorraine
100 meter free style ran
MINIATUREGOLF Sharpen your
i
—
SANTURCE
te
at
the
Troy was timed in 2:15.5, landers in 2:16.2.
minutes.
°
United States, broke the Olympic
record for the 200-meter fly as they won heats to
previeus
26
and OPELS SUAREZ, INC.
STOP 17% er TEL. 3-2620
and girls
Another Russian won her second rcund heat in the time of 11 flat In swimming, Mike Troy and Dave
the
hours,
visit ws at
indivi-
was timed in mark set by
1956.
by two
Brazilian swimmer Abilio Couto set the old reeord last year.
oihcr held
Starting
there
individual
groups, both boys and girls, plus | dual medieys the 400-yard freestyle events for 15-16.
heat behind Germany's yn 1:51.2. A Russian woman set a new Oiympic record in the 80-meter hurdles to advance into the semi-
finals. Irina Press 10.6, breaking the
in
2:00 and
+
3 Horses Ordered
M,
ng oa Championships cor 16 Years and under
am
By MIKE MURRAY The two fastest cabin cruisers on the north sid e of the island—the Wimsco and El Gate—will take part in a 23-mile match race Sunda y. The race is expected to settle the friendly rivalry between the owners for the fastest craft in this part of Puerto Rico.
:
indivi-
he
EI Gato, Wimsco Cruisers Schedule 23-Mile Race
:
the
as
|
i
1,168 points terday for
won
Great Britian of Sweden.
¥
medal
Nan Rae of J. Cederqvist
E
Nementh
gold
1p }
§
dual
in the third and final heat which produced a photo finish between
<
dals. Ferenc
+ "Thursday, Septediber ¥, 1960
}
OLYMPIC RESULTS (Continued From Back Page) States took the twe bronze me-
STAR
up
“putting”
teach the children the finer points of
Be tee 0 nh tc a
ence nn eRe AO
PUERTO eta
OD Oh te
OH
RICO’S TOP
ee
Greta
See wr ase
os onbe
SELLING
BEER
SEE
MAJOR
STANDINGS
“the Stn Juan Star
LEAGUE
AND
PAGE
LEADERS
|
PORTS
S
26
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READ JIMMY CANNON PAGE 26
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Thursday, September 1, 1960
U.S.A. Finishes 1In Olympic Shot Put
Yanks, K.C. Divide: Nieder Wins Gold Medal Pirates Down Giants And the opener
pitching of rookie Bill Stafford.
the
Olympic
biggest
four bronze
lead terday, co.
Pirates
in the
one.
opened
National
defeating
Bill out
up their
League San
Pirates
out
Parry
13
third
hits— including Roberto Clementes 12 homer—and got excellent pitching from reliever Eroy. Face.
runs
in
the
CHICAGO
crowd
of
clocked
mark week
Milwau-
&
OLYMPIC CH
OLU 000
Washington Shaw and
Lollar;
Stobbs
and
Smith;
Bailey.
Philadelphia
game,
at
Los
By
Barber
Hook
Angeles,
this
year,
gate
before
feature race. He knocked
night
eliminated
shown
4:183
four
previous its
gold
medal,
in
to
States.
finished
Japan’s
silver
medal
break
the
set earlier this Somers of the fifth
Tsuyoshi
and
John
part
of
this
the
out
jaw
start of the
two
teeth
and
bone,
but
was
not seriously hurt otherwise. His jockey, Jose Landrau, escaped injury.
Stanarn
was
ordered
for
scratched
the
in
the
won
the
Konrad
was
declared
euatro-cinco
pool
at
El paid
and
race was declared of a late stratch,
Pittsburgh San Fran.
of
the
000 010
LEAGUE 022 200
consequently,
lost
a
the
three
MELANESIA,
legs
Page
of
the
25)
old
Olympic
mark
was
record
established
in the preliminaries by America’s Bob Bennett, who finished third yesterday behind Frank McKinney.
Theile
had
two
gold
held
medal
medals
for
(See
teammate
the
former Bennett produced
and
one
silver
as
the
United
Hungary
OLYMPICS,
Willey,
300—7 100—4
13 10
Burgess (6); O’Dell, (8) and Schmid& (1-1). L-O’Dell (7-10).
Sherman W-Labine
HR—Pittsburgi,
Clemente
1 2
(First
Game) 002 010 100 0O—4 8 2 200 000 011 1570
Burdette apd Crandall; Ellsworth, Elston (8) and Thacker, ton
Brunet
(6) and Lau; head (2),
Page
27)
Wright Tappe,
(8),
Taylor
(9).
W-Els-
Chicago,
(3),
Zimmer
Logan (4),
Will
(3-6). L-Anderson HR—Milwaukee,
Mathews (20).
More(5),
(31).
(7-9) Bruton
Chicago,
(9),
Thomas
LEAGUE
(First Game) Kansas City 000 000 000—0 40 New York 000 001 00x~14-5 0 Kravitz;
and
Herbert
Stafford
and Blanchard. W-Stafford (9-14). L-Herbert (Second
(6),
Kansas
(6).
New
(Second Game) Milwaukee 051 200 300—11 130 Chicago 001 040 020— 7111
McMahon
(7) Freeman (9) and Taylor (7). W-McMahon
(8-7). L-Burdette (15-9). HR—Milwaukee, Crandall
Cottier
(4),
Anderson, Drabowsky
AMERICAN
Milwaukee Chicago
(18),
lot of its glitter. Stanarn, winner two
The
new
BASEBALL SCORES NATIONAL
Tappe
Stanarn.
(See
of
Mizell, Labine (5), Green (6), Gibbon (7), Face (7) and Smith,
pool.
_syesterday
The fourth nula because
of
fourth
also set a of 1:01.9.
-
Olympic record before smashed it. The modern pentathlon
was won by Dave Theile 100-meter backstroke. He
nula
$342.15 for five winners $5.15 fer four winners.
race,
and
\ ITA: UNITED STATES AUSTRALIA GERMANY HUNGARY GREAT BRITAIN DENMARK SWEDEN JAPAN POLAND BELGIUM NETHERLANDS ROMANIA BRAZIL MEXICO
(12).
Comandante
The
day
establishing
einco-seis
The
the
Nieder yesterday
DOUGLAS and the race
him-
self from racing for at least two weeks at El Comandante yesterday when he rapped himself on
the
and
JIM
Sagner and Chase’s Stanarn, top money winner in Puerto
Rico
hh
and
Nieder
In Comandante Feature Race |
Cleveland 0 Baltimore 0 Stigman and Romano; and Triandos —— St. Louis 00 Cincinnati 00
Bill
tossed the shot over G4 feet to set on Olympic record and walk off with the gold medal. (AP wirephoto. )
and
Bat tey
Sadecki
AMP—Lt.
ye
Champion Stanarn Hits Gate
OOL 000
62-8 %. was
the
of 4:19.2 by Alan
Games in the
a world shot put record earlier this year.
020
Chicago
of
put
a bronze
finals.
of
NIGHT GAMES Delock
his was
captured the bronze medal. Australia’s second gold medal
Renth Frank Thomas hit his 20th round-tripper for the losers.
and
for
Rose, the defending won one gold medal
Somers
31st home run and Bill Bruton his
Bruce
new
medal,
heave
held
in
United
the second game, Milwaukee turned on the power with Fidie Mathews hitting his
Nixon
a
a
as he defeated a star-studded field in the 400-meter men’s freestyle in record time. He was
The with
In
OOL Foiles
with
Murray champion,
18,568
Detroit Boston
trying
gold
medals, plus swimming.
kee Braves bounced back for an 1!-7 victory after the Chicago Ciibs had grabbed the first game ot a doubleheader 5-4 on Bob Will's 10th inning homer before a
team
inches,
Long’s best shorter.
O’Brien
Splits
(AP)—The
record
two
record of 60-11 's. Australia won both
seventh.
Milwaukee
his
O’Brien,
Dallas inches
Willie Mays and retired Felipe Alou to get out of trouble, Pittsburgh was trailing, 3-0, when Clemente hit a two-run homer in the fifth inning. Then Pittsburgh scored two more in
three
of
straight
second
Face came on in the seventh with two men on. He struck out
the sixth with four hits. Piretes ended the scoring
top
vorld
Francisco, came
and three-quarter Olympic mark.
Francis-
knocked
on
the
San
mates with a toss of 64 feet, six RU:
yes-
7-4
rhe
Nieder,
holder from
(AP)—The
me
Pittsbuch
. silver and
Australia and each took two gold medals, while the Soviet Unien won
ab-
Homers
FRANCISCO
one gold. x
of the 18
NO
SAN
yesterd #
up for grabs yesterday:
win
sorbed the loss for the Yankees, his seventh in 15 decisions.
Clemente
of
mm
Terry.
ay as the United the XVII-Ga en medals.
finals
haul
athletes captured
four
second
Ralph
American
——
in
its
pe
season.
only his
the #— the
made
FEROS
the
up
one-two-three
States
nn
of
allowing
in picking
6-0.
cote
hits
game,
the four-hit|
'»
nightcap,
second
1-0 behind
webs
Veteran Ned Garver went distance for the Athletics in
the
&
won
taking
Secomn e 4
Yankees
by
ee "§
The
vesterday
oo
Yankees
ark
ney
York
Sets Olympi
ROME (AP)--America’s favored shot put stars finished
YORK (AP)—The Kansas. City ‘ Athletics even split in a double header with the New
NEW gained an
City York
Garver
(20).
Game)
000 002 031—6 9 0 000
000 900—0 4 0
and
P.
and
Blanchard,
Mass
(8)
(8), (7-8).
W-Garver
Daley; (27.
Terry, Berra
L-Terry