0 1 ar St m Ju n e S e h “ 8 “ San Juan, Puerto Rico, Friday, September 2, 1960
Grabs
U.S. fore
86th Congress Ended: P.R. Gets Jobless Aid By
WALTER
STAR
WASHINGTON—Congress
?
S. PRIEST
Washingten
Correspondent
extended
Federal-state jobless and benefits to Puerto Rico and passed a bill to end discr imina employees before calling it quits yesterday. iminattion against island-born Federal The session of the 86th
Congress
now
is his.
tory. The 87th Congress will convene Jan. 3.
Adjournment left stranded a bill permitting President Eisenhower
to slash sugar imports from the Dominican Republic. The House
DR.
FERNOS-ISERN ..-end of a busy
had refused to accept the Senate’s version of the measure. year
The
omnibus
social
security
death and disability benefits for Castro’s regime seized Cumajniand-born Americans as for ban. plants of three big U.S. tem to Puerto Rico, assures is- those born in Puerto Rico. The rubber companies yesterday landers of retention of their pro- Presid ent is expected to sign the in new anti-American econotection while seeking employment measure. on the mainland. Other Congressional actions in mic offensive that may reach The proposal has been introduced review: at a mammoth people's rally three times during the past six today. MINIMUM WAGE LEGIS LAyears by Puerto Rico’s Resident There were rumors Fidel CasTION: Congress failed to pass a Commissioner Dr. Antonio Fer- minimum wage law, but tro might use the mass meeting liberal nos-Isern. Since Jan. 1, has had
Commonwealth
1959, the its own
Democrats
headed
by
Presidential
benefit program outside the nation-
system. The bill designed to end discrimination would provide the same
An official wealth State
of the CommonDepartment said
yesterday that “it nably certain” that
seems reasothe Christian
Action Party will be officially registered and thus qualified to
participate
in this
year’s’
government
possible sions in
with
This
to
discuss
amendments to provithe new transit law
dealing tation.
general
officials
trailer
action
transpor-
follows
an
ur-
elections. gent appeal to Gov. Munoz to Jose sections Iglesias in the La law Cruz, legal ; review advisor to the State Department, which, if is claimed, wil} adSaid that so far only about affect the sugar and 12 versely per cent of the CAP transportation induspetitions! industrial!
have been rejected. The State Department,
try.
he said,
has already certified a total of 8,244 petitions from 13 electoral precincts. The Department still
has
to
certify
or
reject
the pe-
titions from the 56 other cincts filed by the CAP. The. CAP; Iglesias said,
filed
a total
of
82,474
If the rejection mains at 12 per
percentage recent, he said,
party
than
the 69,223 certified
(See
still
CAP,
have
Page
nesday
more
petitions
21)
of
try not
the
“serious
conse-
trailer
indus-
the
to
quences”
has
petitions.
the
will
pre-
a
of
owner
Canales,
Julio
large Ponce fleet of trailers, warned at La Fortaleza Wed-
if changes in the law made. Called to the meeting
Superintendent Ramon Braschi, Secretary of
Works Francisco Lizardi, Secretary of Agriculture Rivera The
Santos. meeting
of
the
are are
Torres Public
and Luis
that
chev to
Premier
would
Nikita
head
the | United
Assembly in within hours that
all
the
Khrush-
delegation
Nations
General
New York and it was earned
government
Communist
S.
its
Soviet night
chiefs
countries
of
except
China
would
Communist ces said that
also
sourminis-
ters of all the countries of the Soviet block except China had held a secret meeting in BuCharest
had
early
decided
in
to
August
send
(See KHRUSHCHEY,
Hiram nor’s
lation, will
all,
and their
‘Page 21)
Torres
aide
in
said
the
the
law
He
in
which
the
that
he
governor
longer
at
public.
of
transit
transportation
trailers
Canales, who trailer fleet Rico, claims trailers are
to
feet.
owns the largest in south Puerto that most of his wider because
otherwise they would be to transport industrial clause
requiring
rail-
ings on both sides of all trailers. It is urged that in some cases this railing would make ship-
Producer
Yellen
relations
with
the
without
endangering
have escaped nationalzatioa be taken over. There was
speculation announce
Fidel
such
Castro
action
would
at the ral-
ly. Familiar
50 feet. could be
ed
unable equip-
ment.
2. The
the
eight
off
the
Following of seizure, moved in Goodyear
after
on the U. S. Rubber, and Firestone plants
workers
panies
Pattern
the familiar pattera armed militiamer
of
accused
trying
to
the com-
cut
produc
4. The clause prohibiting the tion to sabotage Castro’s revoleshipment of sugar cane in loads tion, the U. S. embassy reported. Company spokesmen, after exeeter than 12% feet. It is claimed that with the new me- cutives of the firms were ordered thod of automatie loading the to get out of the plants, denied there had been any slowdownof cane is stacked much looser than by hand and this clause production. U. S. Rubber investments ia seriously hampers the moveCuba total $10 million, Goodyear ment of cane. $8 million and Firestone $7 milTorres Rigual stress
these
new
industry is objecting to: 1. The clause limiting
width
length of trailers to It ig claimed that they
legis-
outlined
the
break
that may
ment of some items impossible. 3. The clause limiting the
gover-
of
yesterday
meeting.
provisions
Rigual, charge
represent
that
the meeting Tuesday is only to study if these objections are valid
and
tion. works
certain
Talks
to
study
possible
The secretary is authorized
ac-
of public to amend
clauses, he said.
lion,
The embassy said it was informed a fourth company, Goodrich, escaped becouse -80 per cent of its stock is held by a Mexican subsidiary of the Amecan company. (See NATIONALIZED, Page 21)
Back
Show Biz Is Everybody's Biz By AL DINHOFER
a
(Second
conclusions.
of
Producer;
fellow
with
a
Series)
Barry
an
Yellen,
impressive
like
that show
there’s business
no for
a
thea-
trical background for all 24 years, has reconfirmed
tenet
attend.
diplomatic the foreign
officials is set for 10 a. m.
Tuesday.
govern-
Khrushchev Leads All Red Bosses Except Mao To U.N.
MOSCOW, (AP)—The Union announced last
ment
to
nominee Sen. John F. Kennedy in- United States. But the bearded dicate they will try again for a prime minister is not tipping broad coverage bill next year. This his hand. In a bristling speech, Raul Cas Presumably means they will attro, the prime minister’s younger (See CONGRESS, Page 21) brother, hinted yesterday that all 600 U. S. businesses in Cuba
CAP Expected Officials Agree To Consid er To Be Cleared Changes In New Road La w For Elections By A. W. MALDONADO | La Fortaleza issued a call yesterday for a meeting of top
(AP)—Fidel
extending the jobless aid sys-
wide
bill
K. MILKS
HAVANA
which Congress sent to the Presithe dent
when
House adjourned early last night. Unless the President calls a special session, the
86th
By HAROLD
isnot
ended
Relations At Rally
Scat
Congress
May End
+
his the
business becom-
le of ideas In one
leased
the
week
news
and
since
erroneous Yellen
of the
re-
forma-
tion of a Fomento-backed Theater Development Corp., rumors,
half-truths, have
and
|ricecheted
misconceptions about
‘town,
ing everyone’s business. Just about everyone has something to say about what theater
gree where a theater
is, and result.
than a promoter-producer. | Most of the misconceptions,
what ig a
it should be. The grapevine string
of misconceptions
that leads to
according
ing
to
Yellen,
to
a
de-
he has become more answering service
the theater project!
which extends over eight months, Yellen
day,
told
the
in
two
are
1. The tural due
alleged
loss
of
local
aspects to
STAR
his
yester-
areas:
project's
of
cul-
theater commer-
cial necessities for survi 2. The proposed financial structure of the Theater Devel-
opment
Corp.,
the three-year-old Drama Festival by
firm, and erations.
Yellen’s
absorbtion
San the total
of
Juan new remun-
(See YELLEN Page ,18)
ete
Castro
Second-class postage paid Rice at Sam Juan. Puorte
On
PR.
Land Reform Featured In PIP Platform
Bars Sending Workers To Calif. appearing
in
the
Press-Courier
Truckers’ Strike PONCE—Julio Canales. the truck fleet owner who Monday tried to see Gov. Munoz to protest the new traffic law, said
off
strike
Sunday
threat when
was
200
R. Borrell, a Republican
the
sent
WEATHER
By
|
ADRIAN
with
and
a
few
ELISABETHVILLE, (?—Premier
OOPS
cloudi-|
showers
Patrice
appear
to
Fajardo: Ponce
today
the
have
5:68 5:01
Mayaguez:
tonight.
THE
87,
In
and
to
the
general
new
FirstQtr.
Aug.
public
offices
new
venient
end
offers
Parking
access
te
our
6:45 p.m. p.m. p.m.
6:19 p.m.
Box
9999,
A new recently
in-
Bor-
the
of
11:43 11:32 10:19
p.m. p.m. p.m.
11:3 p.m.
Aecording
¢, o
to
the
the town and a number
had
been hit. Tunisian
tried
to
cordon
without
off
SIERRA
Sept.
perty
LastQtr.
Sept.12
thot
we
have
Herter
afford
te
Oceen
Park,
Sonturce,
moved
te
more
to
from
other
bridge
hospital
Congo
thus
across
cutting
troops
the
parts
Bushimai
the
supply
in
of
river,
line
Bakwanga
to
for
and
Luputa.
(®—A
House
phone
Speaker
call by Secretary
Sam
Rayburn
of State
probably
finance
Latin
American
projects.
The
House
House
for the President’s
con-
structor, Mr. Russell
Sonturce
Inc.
tax’
Jands held be subject
to
Archilla
stimulate
said.
The Independence Party proposals on land reform, the legislator added, respond to ‘universal principles’’ of social reform: and not to the example of any one specific nation like Cuba.
Other
points
specified
ap-
It
signature.
Ar-
A
nautical
and
an
aefonautical
school are also recommended by the PIP to train personnel for a
proposed marine
Puerto and
Rican
merchant
airline.
PIP
Of
Beaches
platform
and
repeal
demands
hotel
the
‘‘ie the peo-
of
authorizing
private
Eisen-
by
chita as important additions to the Independence Party: platform call for creation of a People's Bank which would finance new industry, and would sefve as a depository for national funds.
tute
the
1949
their
sta-
leasing
to
corporations.
Again Archilla insisted that the PIP demand on beaches is not an echo
ous
of
the
Castro
public
beach
reg:me’s
vigor-
development
pro-
gram. The sharply
Cuban’ government has increased publie bathing
facilities of established resorts like Varadero, and built a chain of socalled ‘‘people’s beaches’’ in the outskirts of Havana.
Emergency
, Call 2-8497
Milroy of Sentry
for information
Dog’s,
or registra-
Rice 7
“heavy
ple,’
Train your dog in basic obedience. This course will be based on the companion dog standards prepared by the American Kennel Club. Classes commence Monday September 5th. In-
Shew-
Land
return of the beaches
immediately
pro-
by . military
Idle
Return
DOG OBEDIENCE TRAINING COURSE
our
On
use,
The
Christian
saved
a
their
in| rijjlas” were now holding the road
U. N. troops
then went to the White
clients
Puerte
Reports
occupied
Tax
join the
preved the bill, which already had been passed by the Senate.
Warehouse,
our
and
is
Arable, but unworked ia private hands, would
hower’s ‘Latin American aid bill, according to corridor talk here yesterday. Rayburn (D.-Tex.), who rarely speaks before the House, told the House meeting after Herter’s call, “We are living in the mest dangerous period of Christian civilization.” He added that the State Dept. had asked him personally to support the bill. Sometime later, the House rejected an amendment which would have killed the basis of the program—authorization of $500 million
New
Sept.20
of:
Office.
to stop fighting
the ‘‘réturn”’ of land reportedly
yases.
Herter's Call Saved Ike’s Latin Aid Bill A.
5
Men
success.
The | and sets at
x
large U. S.
held by it in Puerio Rica. Much of the Federally-held
BERDECIA .. takes exception
He said Congo troops were scattering leaftlets all over town in an effort to persuade Baluba tribes-
of women
the
held in that the
government effect 142,000 acres of
|!
said]
hospital
: i
Reform.”’
of all lands now estates, and insist
troops had opened | South Kasai say that Baluba **gue-
fire near a maternity
Agrarian
The local separatist party would appropiate funds for the *‘rescue’’
that|
reports,
a CuAr-
ers, to be worked by state-supervised cooperatives. Similarly, the Institute would also convert the Cemmonwealth-sponsored _proportional benefit farms into Cuban style cooperatives of rural: workers.
Com-}>
said
is
The Institute would distribute lands to farmers and farm labor-
Department
spokesman
platform
tion of the ‘‘Puerto Rican Institute
to attack of Puerto
by
Party
“home-grown product not a ban import,’”’ PIP Rep. Luis chilla Laugier said yesterday.
Press-Cou-
Labor
agrarian reform program appended to the Inde-
pendence
the
to candidate
to the
the spokesman,
Tels. 3-4840 € 3.9060 P. ©.
in
“For
approved
army
to our clients in the Needle
complete
St.,
be
An
services.
McLecry
workers
Congo troops were dug in around | Congo forces. the town but that fighting was] It was reported that the diamond still in progress. He said official] mine outside Bakwanga (which casualty figures were not avail-| produces 65 per cent of the world’s able but it seemed both sides had | industrial diamonds) was at a suffered heay ily. standstill.
NEEDLE TRADES EQUIPMENT CORP. 1966
known
MOON
Full
29
at the corner
Focilities
sending
J. LIDIN
Friday,
Registry
September
All Night Fernandez Juncos Tel.
3-5169
Docters
om Night
Metrepolitan San
Rie Call
2
Pharmacy 1304, Santurce
Juan
-
Duty Area
Santurce
Piedras — Barrie Obrero Tel. 3-2467 for infofmation
and
assistance.
Puerte Nueve & Caparra Terrace Dr. Ivan Banucci M-10 303 Repto. Metropolitano Tel. 6-4283 Dr.
Rafael
Cayey Road Tel. 2817
A.
Caguas Jimenez
MIAMI DRAPERY : 4
room
lecstion
against
HAROLD
At its July 31 convention in Ponce, the Independence Party adopted a stand calling for crea-
in southeast Kasai—according to; reports received by the Katanga| army yesterdcy.
McLEARY & ST. CECILIA STS. OCEAN PARK, SANTURCE Our
Nia
was
cabled:
. WASHINGTON
gives us great pleasure to announce Industry
live
city.
monwealth
ATTENTION NEEDLE INDUSTRY WE HAVE MOVED |
as|
Sierra Berdecia pointed out recruitment of workers
must
Congo
6:36 8:09
A.M.
3:05
cloudy;
Washington, 90, clear, Miami, 83, party cloudy; Chicago, 91, partly cleudy; Denver, 86, partly : cleudy; Dallas, 91, partly cloudy; ues Angeles, 7@ partly cloudy; | | an Francisco, 62, partly eee. |
; §
Ricans
California
his cable
rier, that
2
a.m. am.
York, 87,
partly
By
contributing to the American economy and living in _ friendship and harmony there and in Puerto Rico with their fellow citizens.”
regained
4:51 a.m. Lew Tides
San
Philadeiphia,
res-
Ricans and their families on the mainland United States proudly
Lumumba’s
Juan: 0:17 a.m. WINDs: East northeasterly at Fajardo: ©:06 am. 15 to 25 miles per hour with Ponce 9:04 a.m. 11:47 a.m. local gusts to 35 miles per hour. | Mayaguez: YESTERDAY’S HIGH: 96 at! 1:45 p.m. YESTERDAY’S LOW: 81. STATESIDE: Friday, September 2: rises today at 4:22 P.M. clear; Boston, 89, partly cloudy;
New
Rico
Oxnard
rell only, he chooses hundreds of thousands
TIDES
mess
in
secretary
reasons
PORTER
FORECAST. San Juan, Ponce Aibert and Mayagnez—Variable cleudi-_ mess with occasional showers today and tonight. Ponce—General- | Friday, September ly fair today and tonight. High Tides PUERTO RICO and the VIR- | San Juan: 5:17 a.m.
ISLANDS—Variable
Puerto
The
of Bakwanga—capital of Kalonji’s ‘Mineral State”
GIN
any
Lumumba Reports Success Against Baluba Insurgents
touched
drivers
of Puerto
living
southern
charged:
a telegram to the Governor de ! manding a meeting with him, but received an answer from aide Hiram Torres Rigual saying that he will see them in place of the Governor.
Employment said
headlined in the Press-Courier in an article on Aug. 24. About
“The crime rate would mount rapidly; gang fights would be yesterdzy that he will urge his! come commonplace; narcotics, drivers not to join a protest strike which is already one of our presthat may hit the Ponce area next sing problems, would choke us Tuesday with a horrendous grip and the Canales said he will ask his inevitable increase in health and drivers not join the protests be- education problems would mean cause although the law has some a necessary increase in taxation.” damaging provisions, “it is basically a good thing.”
The
citizens
Ricans
candidate for the State Senate who published a telegram stating the importation of Puerto Ricans “would create truly frightening problems.” Exhorting the readers to “witness New York,” Borrell
Canales Against
S.
also
well as those residing in Cali-|to strike areas would automatifornia.” cally include workers from here. A similar protest by Puerto ;
ob-
upholding the Bracero program for the an pORta Lon of Mexican laborers. The attack came from Dr.
George
U.
He
typed comments and makes base- | trictions imposed by the state less, offensive statements to Am-| employment service in Califor-
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protested
Borrell
$
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Berdecia
“candidate
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in
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advertisement
rier of Oxnard, Calif. He also turned thumbs down on a proposal to send P. R. migrant workers into strike-bound farm areas of Southern CaliforBia, where produce growers are seeking to replace restricted
Mexican laborers with Puerto Rican help. Both the Federal and state governments forbid use of Mexican workers in strike
4 4 3
Commonwealth Secretary of Labor Fernando Sierra Berdecia yesterday took strong exception to slurs against Puerto Ricans that appeared in a newspaper
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SS PPIGISSSI
Sierra
— Friday, September 2, 196u
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THE SAN JUAN —
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THE SAN“SOAN STAR — Friday, September%, 1960
P.R. Teachers Face Loss Of N.Y. Jobs:
Protest Is Planned By
The
A.
president
W.
of
with the Catholic hierafchy here
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Ivan Illich, over the latter's support of the vice rector of Catholic University new Christian Action Party. in Ponce, will leave shortly on a The same spokesman’ said the leave of absence to the a Prelate will attend a Uro ission secretariat for Latin AmerA spokesman in his office flatly ica, under the jurisdic tion of the denied yesterday rumors that Msgr. National Catholi c Welfare ConferIllich’s departure stems from dif- euce headquarters in Washington. ferences
MALDONADO
the
Puerto
Rico
Teacher’s
Associa-
Cie Wk a gat alas EB EE sho
tion will send today an urgent request to the superintendent of schools in New York City to reconsider a decision that “will practically eliminate Puerto Rican auxi-
liary teachers” from that city’s Maria Arroyo de Colon revealed yesterday that the association has drafted and will send to Superintendent Dr. John J. Theobald a strong protest against new regulation which will require 90 Puerto Rican auxiliary teachers to compete
with
an
continental
oral
Enclish
system.
he
reportedly
is
having
haps
the! CAP.
evaluate
the
oral
tests
Solely
jobs.
of
the
taken
by
the
Besides
= tute
people
now
holding
City.
York
These
in
established
was
Students
auxiliary
teachers,
Mrs. enviro-
to their new
their parents
They often act as liaison ment. between teachers and the children and parents.
In
the
letter
Who’s
of
protest,
Got
Mrs.
A.
W.
bonds
totalling
LIONS’
PROGRAM—Victor
Colon
Moreno,
the
Lions per
health
Club.
and
The
person
welfare
Lions
committee
have
medico-dental
of the
launched
San
examinations
for
needy
Watching is Juan Esteban Jimenez of the Lions.
photo Colon
by
Julio Tobar)
lists
auxiliary she said,
15
duties
filled
by
the
of
Rico
$5.4
million.
Lose’ Cars
the
Federal
Housing
and
|
that the University police had towed away the cars which had been parked in a restricted area.
Home
Agency.
bonds
in the part — | events.
at
Fortune Lists 100 .
Sage
s
(®—A
new
He’s young, rich, turned | industrialist.
characteristic
is
terest
riches.
a
each
Amer-
emerging—he the “egghead
has mil-
a_ scientist His major
lack
of
There
inare
about 100 men of his rare breed. Fortune magazine gives the group
the
designation
in
its
<7.
“egghead
September _—_—_
Making Sure
ST.
JOHN’S,
Murphy,
will
and
mislaid mi
65,
Nfld.
made
testament
“—James
sure
his
wouldn’t
the
“who’s
got
what”
“Where are our cars?” the FHHA representatives asked
Egghead Millionaries’
miljionaires” issue. ——_-_
you'll ever have
. .-.
as little as
The
cars
were
retieved,
last
be
| andan had it tattooevedd on
other
Wednesday
evening
after they had turned over $5.4 million to the University of Puerto Rico. “We left them right here.” “Are you sure?” “I know we did. But they're
not here now.” “Where Several
are they?” frantic calls
FOR
LEASE
apo-
Harry
J.
McNervey
and
“area
para
publicos”
complete cost...
Leonard
and
11” is your
fine eye
Lowy. They wanted to explain why they had parked illegally. They parked by a sign that says
for
care and glasses
they
interpreted this as “parking for the public.” “We want to commend the University
on
its
extremely
ef-
ficient transit police force,” the gentlemen from Washington said. | The University official said: | “Thank you, good-bye... and revealed come again.”
IN OLD
SAN
JUAN
In Whole or in Port beautifully restored 3 story building.
Full
of commercial possibilities. Fortaleza 152 (Opposite Padin’‘s). Elevator, Air Conditioning, Street floor comIncinerator. mercial. 2 and 3 floors office or commercial. Possibilities Tourist center. High class shops, Boutique, Art Shop, Restaurant,
e
logies were expressed, and the University officials said once officials received a call from the Washington representatives,
his
take care of your eyes, they’re the only pair
(STAR
pened to them below constitutes what turned out to be the second
in
provide
mand of Spanish but a basic understanding of what it means to be Puerto Rican.
teachers. These duties, require not only a com-
| university Wednesday, to finance
officials forgot to bring $5.4 million in University
ican type is been dubbed lionaire.”
|
to
$3
bank along
YORK
begun.
Communica-
people.
more, “Good bye and come again.” An hour later, the University
NEW
rector,
Juan
a program
The UPR ceremonies over, the FHHA representatives left the building to go home. What hap-
V
Inter-Cultural
of Santurce,
This is how a story began in the STAR yesterday when local
Puerto
of
lying down, is examined by Dr. Julio E. Lergier, chairman
Officials
MALDONADO
“You have them.” “No, I don’t. You do.”
of
vice
flight carrying $9,000 worth of to their Latin parishioners. lottery tickets, was sentenced te Msgr. Illich will continue as a a $1,000 fine and placed under member of Puerto Rico’s seven- one year’s probation yesterday man Superior Educational Coun- in Federal Court. cil, his office reported. The VienMiss Davila, 21, who was visitna-born educator—the first clergy- ing relatives here, was sentenced man to be named to the Council, after pleading guilty to depositwas appointed June 8 by Gov. ing lottery tickets in interstate Muijoz. commerce.
“Where are the bonds?” the| UPR facilities. The bonds evenbank executive asked referring to tually arrived and were sold to two
post ‘as
What?
Federal By
his
ed the ‘‘acculteration” of students
of
said, are used basically to Puerto Rican children and
Colon Orient
Work
“crash” Spanish language instruction| for mainland priests and nuns worki with Puerto Rican migrants, the school has also stress-
posi-
New
His
to
Tilich heads a language and logy center .called the Insti-
Initially
tions not be required to take the examination. All 90 auxiliary teachers, Mrs. Colon said, are native Puerto Ricans with more than a bachelor’s degree. Some of them, she added, have been with the New York Department of Education for 10 years, when a special program designed to aide Puerto Rican-born
Catholic
support
tions at the university.
Puerto Rican teachers separately from the results of the tests taken by continental applicants. It is also urged, she added, that
those. 90
From
the!
its
to Washington said his assistant, ae solely from his work
in
results
to
lending
The designation of Msgr. Illich,
The association urges, she said, that the N. Y. Board of Examina-
English
opposed
Church’s
The danger, Mrs. Colon said, is that some or all of the Puerto Rican auxiliary teachers will be replaced by people of non-Puerto Rican background. tions
The rumors, which Msgr. Illich’s spokesman said have also reach-
ed |his office, contend that Msgr. Illi¢h is ‘‘uneasy’’ about and per-
in
examination their
retain
to
order
applicants
school
etc.
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Crowds,
mostly
scantily-clad
but
happy-faced children, lined the shantytown banks of the Martin Pena Canal in Hato Rey yesterday
of housing
officers,
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who
were
taken
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tour
along
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canal:
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displaced
in
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have Fanguito
and Barriado Hoare, an 80-acre area on both sides of the north end of Constitution Bridge.
families
razed
now
live
in
About
extremely
surroundings.
San Juan Mayor Felisa Rincon de Gautier. She spent the morning responding vivaciously to waves
executive
obtain
the
said
he
hoped
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take City
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cation to conduct a wide expansion of its night adult education program. The department will create a total of 58 new sections as a of
the
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according
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from
the
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a
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and 8,000 in high schools. The program operates with an afnual budget
of $412,503.
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III, a camera-carrying space vehicle that surveyed the hidden
of the moon
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University
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have
route
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homes
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monwealth housing agencies. Most recognizable guest along on the three mile long tour was
from the shoreline. Carlos Alvarado,
800
along
200
in
Renewal
more This :
2,330
Munoz
pressway
the slum-lined canal, where new public housing will eventually replace a stretch of thrown-together shacks where an estimated 11,000
rector of the Puerto Rico Urban Renewal and Housing Corp., was
12%
projects” from 1970 three years earlier.
along
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University of Puerto Rico Chancellor Jaime Benitez plans to take off tomorrow for Mexito City to attend the third general conference of the International University
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Dishwasher's Widow Awarded His Estate LOS
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$61,156
estate
washer
has
been
widow,
who
last saw
—
awarded him
expecting
The
dish- | husband
of a Japanese
to his jher.
He
their child, but her promised to send for never did, and over the
years she lost contact with him. Two years ago she saw news-
in 1908.
Hyohei Kasai, 75, died April 8, 1958, without leaving a_ will. He lived in a $5a-week room,
paper accounts of the dishwasher who
dabbled
Kasai
in the stock
never
saw
market.
their
son,
but after his death a cardboard box was foud under his bed.
Hideo
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The widow, Mrs. Tatsu Kasai, 80, living in Mikkabi-Cho, Shizuo
contained
stecks
ean
in
certification
Japanese
companies,
savings
$8,000. Mrs.
bank
Kasai
aceompany
and
and
said
him
Ameri-
records
deposits
she
because
of
of
totaling
Kasai,
ka-ken,
Japan,
estate
through
now
52.
made
an
claim
to the
attorney
here.
— Friday, September 2, 1960
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Fajardo East. Su. pf. NS First Natl. City Bank 7434 : 15M Maule Industries 1% Pueblo
Supermarkets
15%
P.
Telephone
52
R.
Sugar
15
Franklin
Stores
13
Nebraska
Cons,
So.
P.
R.
t
14%
15%
COFFEE FUTURES NEW YORK (AP) Coffee spot at No. 4 ex-dock closed at 36.00-36.25A and freight offerings include Santos bons 3S at 36.00-36.25A and 5S 35.00-35.
“B” futures closed Sales 34 contracts.
16
to
20
rer
Low
Sep
35.70
35.65
Lise,
Dec Mar
36.35 35.85
36.25 35.75
36.34N 35.
May diy
33.25 34350
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Sep
34.59
“M”
futures
closed
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86N
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5 to 28 lower.
Sales
+%
—% +1%
+i —% Unch
Meh
+%
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45.25
45.05
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43.90
43.75
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43.15
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43.30
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2.55
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Dow
Unch
+% +Y%
Low
Sep
NEW YORK averages: 32 29
INDUS RRS
45.20N -15N
Jones
(AP)-—Closing
Dow
Close 626.10 136. 72 96.13 72
agnes
Changes Up §.11 U ‘
Up
2
THE
SAN
JUAN
STAR
— Friday, September 2, 1960
Florida Firm Opens Offices Here Inter-American Associates Inc. of Coral Gables, Fla, has opened an office here to represent two
U.S.
leasing
companies.
David Early, vice president of Inter-American, said his firm hich has opened offices in Con-
fy
lominio
Condado,
will
represent
mew
agency
Publicidad Garcia Granted
for
the
&
Feed
the
having
advertising
Puerto
Rico
of
of Britain’s hard-up is opening his state-
been
director.
Other accounts held by the agency, Garcia said, are: Danco Corporation, Company; Inc.,
Power Insular
Distributors, Inc., Lema: and Company, and Gulf Builders, Inc. The located at
Puerto
year
agency’s offices are 1246 Roosevelt Ave.,
Nuevo.
Air Force's Oldest
ago.
It
have cost him a ($2,800,000). He
is
reported
taking
take
The
to
the
massive
tenant
went
and
into
fought
gallery,
the
great
ed seclusion grounds.
will
uniform Gen.
John J. Pershing in the Mexican border campaign starting the
following
year
against
Pan-
cho Villa. He served then with 2nd its. Dwight D. Eisenhower, George C.: Marshall and George Patton, Hunt said. During World War I he commanded a supporting
machine gun platoon several artillery bat-
teries, including one that fought under a captain named Harry S.
Truman.
After
hall
and
war,
he worked
which
rela-
SHIP TRANSCARIBBEAN
of
the
Union, has
the supermarket
announced
the
sign-
for
center
under
market in the
construct-
ion by the IBEC Realty Co. The store will be the eighth operated on the island by the Grand
Union
food
chain.
A
se-
venth, in the final stages of construction at El Commandante Shopping Center, will open in November.
am engineering firm. © When World War If erupted Hunt enlisted in the Army Air Corps as
a
First
Now
sergeant.
an
Aijir
Force’
Master
Seargent, Hunt will retire as a First Lieutenant in accordance a military
a man
at his
policy
highest
of retiring
rank.
aggressive, bilingual, sales experience and with abi-
lity to direct and develop sales force. Salary based on qualifications. Permanent position with well Excellent
opportunity
for
man experienced in selling services or production é
f
Send resume to «>
for
various
would
offer
leases
ranging
years,
with
DEPARTURE AUG.
2
Newark Mobile, N. Orieaus
3 su
a minimum
2
Cristobal,
Sept. Sept.
2 2
Newark Vi
3ta. Hamburg
Sept.
value
N.
Y.
Transamericaa
Sea Land Alcoa
Marta,
Sept.
2
Colombia
2
Sept.
6
Pance,
Hern
.
.
N.
Y..
Norfolk,
a :
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DRESS SHIRTS Values of oo 00 & $5.00» 975 for only
...
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DRESS SHIRTS "HATHAWAY" Values of $8.95
for only
|
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.
FORMAL SHIRTS Values of $5.95
$995
for only .
SPORT SHIRTS
(Long Sleeve) $995
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SILK ne
Values ofee 95 ose
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of P. BR.
Line,
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P.R.V.L Line
$9975
Values of =. 75 to = 75
AND/
Mobile
3a
Wash and Wear Suits ee
of
OR AGENTS MSTS.
Phil.
Isbrandtsen
for only.
here
to five
OPERATOR
S.J.
Sept.
Trinidad,
Stockton
two
$10,000.
Chariestea,
-
from
SCHEDULES
“
GATEWAY CITY ALCOA CAVALIER
.
companies
manufacturers
2x 95°
203 San Justo
Sales Manager Needed,
in local area.
him
beautiful
Sales Manager Company.
to
ARRIVAL S.J. AUG.
N.Y.
for only .
established
goods
periods of time. Although leasing is more expensive than an outright pur-
both
the
1961:
with
the
industry
capital
a het-
capital.
said
open
Grand Union Leases New Place In Ponce chain,
first lieuunder
leasing
leasing
working
Early
with
as well as ‘ad-
dining room. And they will also be able to wander in the wood-
Grand
became a Wednesday.
army
these
of
ditional
him
rating
Sept. 7 for the first public viewing. Visitors will be shown through the main rooms of the big house—the library, the long
shopping
as an
Possibility
equipment for a and then lease
providing
organization. gates
in the civilian
first
will purchase manufacturer,
turer,
a
The 15,600 square-foot will be a major tenant
1915
number of local manufacturers for the past two weeks about the
International,
was
AUSTIN, Tex. —George J. (Pop) Hunt, 72, the oldest man
Hunt
Plan
million gave a
Member Retires
in
Lease
in Sur-
ing of a lease for a new market to be opened in Porice early in
Air Force, again here
a
tish Empire Cancer Campaign that prompted him to open Sutton Place to the public and give
the
Ensena-
The agency’s. other officials are José A. Rivera, account executive, and Joaquin Rodriguez,
Builders Electric
Mansion
with
keen interest in local good works, as a lord of.the manor should. It was his interest in the Bri-
.
art
Place
Getty
account
da.
ter credit
talks
rip-roaring champagne and caviar housewarming last month.
Dehydrating
Corporation
the ranks gentry—he
rey—almost~a
Account
announced
and
preliminary
SHIPPING
(AP)—American oil Paul Getty joining
jsaid to pounds
Raul Garcia, president of Publicidad Garcia, new advertising agency recently established here, granted
ing
has only been active on a
LONDON billionaire
—Sutton
Gf Ensenada Firm has
ehase, the former method carries the advantage of not imPosing a debt on the manufac
ly home to the public at 35 cents a head. FT. CAROLIN! cA Not that Getty needs the moFLYING ney. He is doing it for charity. SS ENDEAVOR Getty bought his stately home |.
GARCIA
..-heads
tively small scale here up to now, has grown rapidly on the mainland during the past decade. Leasing firms such as Atlas
goods. The
Oil Billionaire Getty Opens Sutfon Place Mansion To Public
RAUL
Atlas Credit Corp. of Jenkintown, Pa. and Lease Plan International Corp. of New York City. Early said he has been hold-
San Juan
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10
THE
SAN
JUAN
STAR — Friday, September 2, 1960
Models Pose Backstage At Tapia
t
Island
4
Fashions
Designers Picked To Send
Gowns To Washington Show By Betty Knorr and Nory. Segarra by
and
five
of
executed Puerto
here Rico’s
student mannequins
te model them,
As a setting, we picked the nearby Tapia and the half-finished sets
most talented designers will
for
be flown to Washington,
Novia,’’ (The Bride) and the inner patio of Martha Sleeper’s
D.C.
next week for a special show, sponsored by the Office of the
Commonwealth
Spectators bers
of
of
Life
National
Insurance
700 memAssociation
Underwriters,
who will be convening tion’s capital Sept. 14.
in the naGowns to
be featured are those picked by Fomento here and the San Juan STAR. Island
designers,
Mrs. Antonia Sisters, Mrs.
current
Pedro
Zorilla,
Santiago, the Alfaro Lydia Rodriguez de
Gonzalez and Martha Sleeper cooperating in this project.
are
So that our readers might have a peek at the clothes before they’re
charming
shop
on Fortaleza
Pedro Two
of
of
production,
Pedro
Inter-
“La
|
St.
Zorilla Zorilla’s
Carib-
bean sports designs are included in the showing. One is a two piece shorts and matching jacket in Dior-blue (peacock) linen. The one-
piece shorts outfit, worn by Miss Maria Luisa Byron, is nipped in at the waist by 4 wide hand-woven belt
im
turquoise
and
black
wool.
It’s matching jacket feaures threequarter-length cuffed sleeves and deep pockets. Zorilla also will § show
the
brilliant
patio
ensemble,
|
modeled here by Mary Louise | Popa which consists of sleek pants in burnt-gold cotton, topped | by a striped saffron, burnt-gold § (See FASHIONS Page 11)
Qe
RR
Bub
ence
packed off to Washington, we asked Mrs. Ana Santisteban for the -eral of her prettiest loan of
Festival
Theater
Government.
will be the
the
the
national
ee
Around-the-clock fashions,
inspired
MISS ADA FRIAS—wears Lydia Rodriguez de Gonzilez’ elegant white peau de soie short evening dress topped with reversable green and white silk peau de soie evening coat. (STAR photos by Betty Knorr)
TWO PEDRO ZORILLA CREATIONS—Miss Mary Louise P. | slack and over-blouse at left, while Miss Maria Lane Byron, eh
linen shorts, topped with matching jacket. Both outfits:
i wears Dioublse
be modeled: in the Wash: 40% tice
g §* &
SAN JUAN COOLER—Mies Milagros Rodrigue ears Martha Sleeper’s ‘with wen wears be flewn te
which wi the San “cooler” J
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, September 2, 1960
Island Inspired And Executed Styles En Route To DC.
TWO MISS KAREN KENDEL1L—wears Martha Sleeper’s “Caritoreador
pants
with
white
COLLECTION—At
left,
above,
Miss
Elba
Armstrong
wears
eutaway,
Forta-
Mrs.
while
Antonia
Miss
Marta
Fernandez,
right,
models
a
white
pique
creation
of
Santiago.
/PuertoRican Fashions To Be Shown Sept. 14 (Continued and
white
from
arnell
page
and
is
10)
cotton
loose
fitting overbiouse. Pedro Zorilla, an executive in one of old San Juan’s dry goods shops,
is rated
as
one
of the best
designers on the island. His inspirations are executed by Puerto Rican seamstresses under his meticulous supervision. He designs hats as well as. theatrical costumes.
Prices
range
from.
to $15 for his individually sports apparel $75 for evening
Mrs.
$10
created
to approximately wear.
Antonia
Santiago
Two of Mrs. Antonia Santiago’s gowns, a late afternoon er cocktail gown, suitable for the theater and intimate dinner
parties,
er, featuring
=
|
and
a
youthful
whit-pique, were picked for the Washington showing. The formed de
intricately
evening
lace
is worn
by
over
flesh
Miss
Ada
$30
to
$250
simplest $10.
blooms
and
green
and
designs
The
shop
ce,
leaves.
The
bright green belt buckled belt
some
are
Alfaro
The Alfaro and Milagros)
her
executes
a gown
earned
finished
product,
Pumarada
four
black
th,
topped
on
collection,
$20 its
$1,300
may _
cost
depending
and
workmanship.
We
The are
de
peau
de
soie
white on the (See FASHIONS,
on
one
—
colap-
TOUR
We
still have
a good
selection of men’s and
_ women’s clothing, decorator and gift items.
de Wi
already.
reduced to 1|2 price
sleeves,
Rodriguez
many
ehine
CASA CAVANAGH
side
other. The Page 21)
off on all sale items
oe in white daisies. Redriguez de Gonzilez
Gongélex | creates: in. thp.,
ele-
An additional 10%
worn a strapless
balloon
her peau
Sale
wide-collared
lines. back
white
LAST 2 DAYS
Washington.
by
models
simple
WORLD
gandy pinafore, and another, a yellow linen sheath, featuring
Mrs. Lydia
to
Santur-
will
crepe _
Frias
green
our
pliqued with Alencon lace, reembroidered with glitter-beads. Not photographed, but to be included in the collection are two more Alfaro resort fash-
a Lydia
gantly
as
gowns, numbers
cutaway cutaway
elbow-length
Ada
a
in
from
white satin redingote, fitted the waist and then cut somet on and
to
her
low
St.,
has
seamstresses Hand
formal Alfaro in
as
sketch but
soie short evening dress topped with a glamorous reversable evening coat—emerald
Sisters
in
for Three
of
from
specialty of cutting patterns for individual customers. Her gowns, one of the most elegant
Sisters (Carlota run their own
where
net
Movable shoulder-cape of the same white pique, lined in lemon yellow, is one of the attractions of this afternoon in
but
have
her an island-wide reputation. Her prices depend . on _ the amount of work, kind of mate-rial and type of design she is executing. Using material of her selection, it may run from
drap-
Frias,
wear,
dresses
skirt made of black peau soie and topped by a black
©Chantilly top,
an
for
tailored
‘
=*
pgp ms
FROM
E
use.
cotton
O32
black
f
ezZa
to
Piet
Te
MORE
an Alfaro design of black strapless sheath, topped by a white silk satin redingote-
nn
ee
— Friday, September 2, 196¢ THE SAN JUAN STAR
rigidly,
had
no
and
so
far
value
1 have
tance
is of some
to the
general
public
al- | haps when
publish After
it. two
hood out
party, on
a
of
we
find
limb,
since
ourselves| ‘YEARS candi-|
TO
YOUR
2. Anytime
the
LIFE.
one
has
taken
one
date for senator was defeated in an assembly held in a prominent San Juan Hotel. It seems that the taxi-drivers and the drivers of all publico cars are not good enough to even be admitted to see the
of these high potency tablets— such as tranquilizers—is he or ‘she really in possession of their mind? I really wonder. Under no condition would I drive if and when I was under the influence of any of these such
proceedings.
|wonder
drugs. Such drugs could
Our candidate, for many years perience dealing
a labor leader cause a slight black-out and the with vast ex. | fatal moment arrives. Why not with the mas- consider these two points in your
ses,
Paoli,
Mr.
placed woman.
Rafael by
a
San
was
Juan
re- Safety
society
campaign.
|
~
Elizabeth Stry Melbourne, Fla.
see It seems our candidate is a AGAINST MEETING poor man and cannot donate but his talents to the party which | Sir: Nikita Khrushchev, the Rushe served so loyal for so many years. sian leader, has announced his We, the drivers and members intention to attend the next U.N.
of
the
taxicab
owners
associa-
Assembly
tion and 34 labor unions that have been alerted, are going to do our utmost to see that the Republican Statehood Party is defeated this coming election. We highly protest the peculiar way in which our candidate was
Russian
defeated. Julio
C.
Juan,
P.
Pres.
R.
would have to be increased if the private schools had to close beit, ‘Most money.”
also
of them
Leon M. Cole Ponce, P. R. eee SAFETY CAMPAIGN
readings I mewspaper,
have done which we
in
your receive
daily, I see nothing regarding two points which I believe are very important, and which I fol-
TODAY’S
BEST
of
he
peace Pre-
and
San
Juan
STAR,
edition
“Pity the poor policeman. any charges are frequent.
of
the
self-defense,
no
suspension
charges will follow, I citizen Perrier. -
is
wanted
nor
States.
Cases
of
Puerto
to shoot
Rico of the American adopted unanimously at
Legion its de-
subjected to any suspension or this, who form their eoncepts
to
Government States attend
or
(an any
reunion
chev
may
solicit
of
Utuado,
from
the
and
the
not to meeting
where
Khrush-|
Mr.
ideas
sent,
is
ate
and
the
nation
which
and
seek
its approval
by
the
tival,
by
the
Aug.
1—no
encourage
because
Braschi
fault
of
good
I
want
EDITOR’S NOTE: The STAR feels that the U.S. should weigh potential
us
EUROPE
better
theater
lic failed attempts.
to
Frankly,
that’s
I
what
go up.
yours
encourage
fare.
The
pub-
support
his
first
can’t
get
makes
And a
theater
very
the
financially
signifies
tended
im-
theater.
a
curtain
failing
poorly
It would
at-
mean
nothing to put on the best plays in the world in Puerto Rico if they
showed
The
first
is that
the
‘
to
empty
requisite
of
houses.
PRAISE
people enjoy it. Merton So P. R. News Service San Juan, P.R. FOR
BUS
Ouist ’.
9-%
the
to meet
Sometimes, another
the
way
about
our
DRIVERS
traffic
city,
I meet
mediately,
‘‘Ah, me
know
of the
matter
principle of Another
act.
OO
People,
they
we
know,
the rules they
are
going
to
break.
they
do
act.
a party.
Occassionally,
I am
able
you.”
are
after,
who
not
invite,
say,
Norman
Retroactive Indifference along the streets in my
a
ha,
fellow
Harry,
any
I excuse
is I never
introduces
I suppose
more.’’
etiquette of these
who
knew
now
my
the
home
that
faulty
fellow
town
himself
and
you’re the
in im-
famous
memory
in
or
says
but
first
you
the
truth
place.
This
is one that makes my indifference retroactive. etiquette gambits is to tell the subject some
salient fact about himself he may have forgotten, like -the gentle lady that pressed six jars of homemade guava jelly upon me with the explanation, “I know how much you like guava jelly.” This is etiquette by indebtedness, but for the life of
can’t
imagine
from
the
how
Lower
that
always
nice
East
Side
lady of
could
New
even
York
would
jelly on bagels, onion
remember
that
lady.
suspect like
me,
that
like
to find
still
fellow.
guava
rolls, or rye
I would
I
a
jelly.
bread. her.
I
But
I would
like to know whether you serve guava jelly cold or do you heat it up, like broth?
Batista Urges U. S. Declare Cuba Measures Temporary FUNCHAL, Fulgencio
States
Madeira
Batista
should
economic
lives
make
are anti-Communist and pro-Amer-
(#—Gen.
says
the
United
clear that the
measures
it
has
taken
in a small] Funchal
hotel
and
ican, Batista declared, and want to return to normal relations with the United
States.
By turning munist camp
toward the Comand adopting an
anti-American policy, the Cuban prime minister has brought Cuba
to
economic-ruin, Batista said. “I believe that the United States government, a victim of steady aggressions
by the Castro
dictator-
spends the time in excursions to ship, had to respond to the prothe island’s beauty spots, dinners vocation by measures which should with newly made friends, and be considered temporary, such as much
conversation.
Batista
says
he is reasonably happy exile here. In an interview the former dictater said the next menths will tell how long
Cuban several Castro
will remain in power—‘‘It
is only
a guess
as to how
The
great
majority
We
pleased and
ways
at
great
are the
his
we
in
“The
reduction
ere
“A
declaration
reduction
service have
al-
is
in which
ae
by
sugar
Washington
temporary
the
living. ‘Trade
Cuban
with
never
normal United
trade
ee
the
gressor, not the people.
and China
received.
yoLg
in
much to alleviate the uncertainty
the Metropolitan Bus Authority are the city’s most skil’’', care ful, courteous and patient drivers,
e
sugar
quotas affects the life of every Cuban whereas Castro is the ag-
to
the
eet
is
and
Red
replace
the
Communists,
than
do
population
Russia
can
would
interchange with States. By diverting
We suc_st that the drivers for is losing more
asl
Cuba’s
quotas,” Batista asserted. Hits All People
Cubans
still amazed
courtesy
reduction
import
making clear that the sugar quota
the traffic brave with
excellent
the
to
Cubans of
months now, because got to be too much to
poise.
in
long it will take
for the anti-Communist
situa-
tion in Puerto Rico, we would like to inject a note of praise for our
ee, Sea. en
rules
that
to
people
walking
don’t
In the midst of all the alarmed discussion
to
tells them
the only one who understands this with his comments at the end of a column, “‘Don’t invite so-and-so, and so-and-so to the same party.”
theater
ees
Hans
or
invitation
confrontation
I shall
passioned over whether Yellen or any other producer makes money here. But I do know that
DENMARK "!""
broken
never heard of guava
“commer-
to
ought
good theater, period. Also— against Cuba are only temporary and there was another reason and will be withdrawn once Fidel for my accepting—because I Castro is ousted. Batista, overthrown by Castro considered it a civic duty. on New Year’s Day, 1959, is living I do feel that Yellen tried quietly on this Portuguese island once, and will try again, to give in the Atlantic. The Batista family
American Legion Juan, P. R.
FROM
Torres
cial’ theater in Puerto Rico. As you know, I agreed to serve on the Theater Development Corp. Board of Directors
Eduardo Cuchi Coll Past Department Cemmander
and
unfortun-
—made your interview with me read as though I wanted to mere-
organization.
advisability
very
MISPLACED LINE Sir: A misplaced line of type in your story on the Drama Fes
ter.
the
only
Superintendent Puerte _itice Police
Would like to know the opinion of the STAR in this mat-
The San
community
Ramén
President represents. We intend to carry that resolution to the national convention in Miami Beach next October
being
pitiful.
be present.
chev in Paris toward the President of the United States was offensive for the President, and
for
a
certainly
We understand that the insolent attitude of Mr. Khrush-
thus,
on
have
without
people
Etiquette only
Thomas and Richard Nixon and when they arrive tell them, “We've always wanted you two to meet’’? On this principle there’s an infinite amount of parties waiting to be tossed. Walter Winchell seems to be
by the facts obtained from prejudiced, superficial and frivolous gossiping, universally pre-
United
agreement) convention,
criminals
so-and-5s0
awaited
assure
policeman
way
While I am always glad that so-and-so wants to meet me, I am | See, DaReeSeted int Dest aad basicee: re fe Cena wand eet | acing. After you’ve heard this invariable for a while, you not only grow used to it, you begin to see how it could be exploited. Why wait for the speaker to meet so-and-so as an excuse for a party? If it’s a long-
we believe that the in self defense, we
where
the
to accept. Whenever I go to oe in ‘one of these strange towns, I am invariably met by either host GOLDEN or hostess. Instead of confessing they are glad to inspect a “‘celebrity” at close hand—as indeed everyone is, including myself—they gay, ‘‘We’re so glad you could come. We’ve always
In doubtful cases, when the judiciary -prefers charges of
Pre
in
one
the
in
act as they ought.
Now take parties, for instance. I go off on lecture tours which carry me to many different cities all oyer the country. In each town I am bound to receive
sident
convention
exercises
rarely
to excuse
provide him with legal assistance.
Department
formal
who,
ceases to
The
GOLDEN
There is another etiquette. There are the manners that predominate. My etiquette is not a prediction about the way people are going to act, but it is a description of the politeness they are going, to use
senhower
United
HARRY
have
murder and agent acted
of
Etiquette
Fame provides a man with many opportunities. Among other things, he gets the opportunity to view a whole new etiquette. It is an etiquette that does not descend from Emily Post or Amy Vanderbilt, or even, for that matter, from Dale Carnegie. This should not surprise anyone. After all, the etiquette books are
elections in Novemis, after President Eithe
New By
The ignorance of citizens like when forced in self-defense to shoot a criminal is suspended without pay pending chatges of murder.” Citizen Jean Perrier should be informed that, before any member of the Police Force is subjected to disciplinary action a thorough investigation is made to determine his responsibility in a way entirely independent from any action of the judiciary. If it is evident that the policemen shot a criminal in
another meetbut after the
be
With
if
August 23, 1960, published a letter, under the title “On Arm ed Robbery.” Reference is made to the last part of the last paragraph of such letter that read as follows:
Moreover,
that
with
American ber. That
The traffic congestion with its | ational accompanying accidents seems to become chronic in San Juan —as so much has been written up in the newspapers for so tong a overiod now. In all the
delegate
stated
a resolution
SCHOOLS
Sir: I would like to pose a question for Ralph McGill the author of “Parochial Schools An _ Integral Part of Religious Controversy.” 1 wonder, sir, to what proportion “Federal Aid’’ to public schools
eause is you put are in need of
a
to attend the top,
partment
ses
PRIVATE
has
willing ing on
Rivera
Domingo J. Olivieri, Taxi-Union San
he
as
government.
ef
meeting
FOR CITIZEN PERRIER Sir: Undersigned by citizen Jean Perrier of Cataho, Puerto Rico,
at
ADD
YOU MAY
ed by this AND
State-
our
to a stop
not slamming on the brakes at the last moment. Nothing is gain-
campaign-
Republican
the
for
ing
years
coming
one then, light. Even observe this rule, esp. by
red though politics are involved and,a I doubt very much that you will ‘should
objective
ese @
per-
car—except
another
impor-|from
the
future
mier Khrushchev when a meeting is proposed.
1. At all times keep nearly As being one of your loyal; readers I was informed of some-/one ear length away and back I believe
to
of any
truuble.
Man
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THE-SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, September 2, 1960
the San Juan Star P.O. Box 4187, San (450 Comercio Gt. Ei Wilttiam
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Puerto Ricans living in Oxnard, Calif., in Ventura County, have been ahgered by a political advertisement in the Oxnard Press-Courier. A candidate for the
state senate, Dr. George Borrell, said in the ad that the importation of Puerto Rican farm labor into Ven-
tura County
“would
create frightening
problems.”
.
It seems that the farmers of: Ventura would like to bring in Puerto Rican agricultural workers. Puerto Rico Secretary of Labor Fernando Sierra Berdecia would like to see Puerto Ricans placed in farm jobs in California. It is one of the states where Puerto
Ricans
adjust well because
absence of racial very dim view of “The crime in his ad, “gang and
he
warns,
of climate and the usual
problems. But Dr. Borrell takes a the proposal. rate would mount rapidly,” he said fights would become commonplace,”
“these
people
would
come
with
their
families” and schools and other services would have to be provided them. “These services could not be denied
rican
them,”
citizens.”
We
he
wonder
points
out,
what
“because
kind
of
an
they
are
Ame-
American
citizen
Dr. Borrell is.
He
is hardly representative of the state
whieh showed
the rest of the nation that good
citi-
zenship is not a matter of race or creed or color when it elected to the U.S. Congress a native of Amritsar, India. . The people of the 20th congressional district of California sent to Congress Rep. D.S. Saund, Democrat, in 1956, and reelected him in 1958. Rep. Saund’s election
probably
did
the
United
States
more
—
good
“NO KIDDING —ARE
among the hundreds of millions of Asiatics than any single action, or millions of words spoken by diplomats, in the last 50 years. Dr. Borrell’s ill-advised advertisement, designed to create distrust of Puerto Rican farm workers, is not in keeping with the tradition of tolerance and democracy of the people of California.
xon
What
appears
likely
is that the
law
will
have
to be amended to avoid working extreme hardships on certain of the driving public. This possibility Gov. Mujioz pointed out when he signed the traffic bill into law. He noted then it might have some bad sections which only time would be able
bad
to
show
provisions
up.
It
is
possible
dealing
with
that
there
are
restrictions
for
the
protection
The and
will
consider
him
extreme
governor’s meet
an
is aware
other
amendment.
of
The
himself
if
not expected to participate but he will be represented by his aid, Hiram Torres Rigual. This.
ther
lack of participation
grievance
meeting
by the
is likely
governor
to cause
in ano-
a strike
Tuesday by Ponce publico and truck drivers. They have stated they will strike unless they are allowed to
present
their
complaints
They
directly
to’ the
refuse to deal with Torres. Such a threat is unjustified and “if-I-can’t-pitch-I-won’t-play” variety.
Governor.
of the childish The governor
is the elected leader of the people, but if he had to
make
himself available to every special interest group
on the island, he would
have
little time
left to exercise
his leadership, We feel that the Ponce drivers should withdraw their threat and bring their grievances to the governor’s attention through his representative.
The drivers want the governor to act in the public,
it did
made
F McGILL
Republicans legislative
house,
they
‘to know. They ' leaders,
why
the
was made. eoncealed.
The
asked
quick decision answer is not
“=
plane home.
By vacation. they hurried
on state and train
problem to
but
was
forgotten),
Southerners
officials
governor
patch,
suddenly. When the announceGeorgia's made, was ment GOP leaders were out of the
of trailer
the
government
briar
not
are
some
financial hardship.
office
with
the
leave them uneasy. The Nixon decision to move into the land : of cotton (where old-time ways
truck sizes and loads. Julio Canales, trailer fleet owner in Ponce, brought up the complaint since his fleet is directly affected by the law, and unless amended
could cause
of
the
ticket
are
mostly
governors,
or
nominees
are Governors Collins in Tennessee, and Governor
Terry
Sanford
others.
But
The
in
they
decision
dragging
North
are
was
Florida, Ellington ia Hodges and nominee
Carolina.
There
are
is to be
foot-
few.
easy.If
there
by most of the Dixie leadership,
hand
disemboweling
program
as
discovered
the
what
they
the
Kennedy
presence of the religious issue, Nixon’s managers ceuld say with truth it was not of their making but was entirely a Democratic Party problem.
had
wanted
learned that the Southern Congressional with a few notable exceptions, will not announcement
of
support.
This
organization of 1961. The Nixon staff
also
deduced
of the Southerners in the care whether Kennedy is
that
a
good
Congress don’t ‘elected or not.
Much of the financial support which enables them to run for state election comes from industrial sources which, in general, favor Nixon. They can soothe the voters who are loyally Demo-
{atic bby endorsing,the Kennedy-Johnspn ticket
avoided
using
the
issue,
scrupulous-
but
has
laid
down
move
to
meet
this.
the law to all his organization.
upper
the
in
presented
toe
as there
is, this meant a situation existed which could be exploited. If it was made more complex by the
Nixon, being sensible, has not merely
eager
for
that office. The three who come quickest to mind
ly
an
will be done for party loyalty and to avoid any charge of having bolted in the Congressional re-
many really
the floor of the Senate that Jack Kennedy will receive no earnest, enthusiastic support from the Southern party ip, barri a few ngexceptions. Those who will turn out and sweat for
lent
in
a mere
Unrest
When the Nixon strategists saw how the Southern senators
make any effort in behalf of the Kennedy ticket beyond
Initiative
Of South's
Vice President Nixon’s hawlike swoop into the Deep South of Georgia and Alabama did not exactly send the Democratic chickens squawking
Seo St Lats Pest -Dinatc
VOLUNTEERS ?”
REALLY
Quickly Seized
In Midst
Sticky Traffic Jam There has been consternation all week long over the new traffic law, some of it with justification, some of it otherwise.
You GUYS
PAARBIWD
2
The
Kennedy
staff
will
There are Democrats who will work. But presently the
Kennedy
organization
is on
the
defensive.
It has expected Lyndon Johnson’s presence on the ticket
may will is
to
be
prevent
this
the
situation
sound
of
dragging
feet.
It
can
be
changed.
But
it
be difficult. | Even for Democrats loyal to the ticket, there some solace in the situation. The South des-
perately
needs
a two-Party
system.
The
long been politically sick. If Nixon can crack the South as wider, than did Eisenhower, the time
region
has
wide, or may not
be too distant when the one-party system which keeps the South in political bondage can be broken. Men could would give to the
then be elected vital two-party
te office who system, upon
which our country’s political health is based, more
health and
integrity.
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, September 2, 1960
14
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In Puerto Rico, Oliveras Says.
ALIDA'S
SUPER
By A. W. MALDONADO Secretary of Education Candido
Fdez. (Second
Floor
Ave.,
Step
26
Puerto
Rico
on the
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Opened 24 hours a day
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name registered with Tallahassee,
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“LIFE
Department
of evaluation on
the
fade
Will
away.
stay
EVER
Rew hair
Sec’y
Fla
—-
The
“Life
in
your
hair
you
will
not
permanent
part
the
one
efficiency
as
teaching
facilities
they work, etc.” The Secretary
also
until
public
Oliveras
said,
of the
the
outlined
IN
reform,
‘depends
the
the
the
image
of
that
we
image,”
“comes
being,
from
Rican
Oliveras
from the
our
realities
Department
of
the
bigger
actual
the
educational
in
system—the
at-
Secretary’s
Spanish, STAR.)
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MANICURE 1862
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speech,
were
LOCATION ‘MAP VILLA
decided
te
evaluation;
that
whilé
committed
t@
to education,
and life, even greater effort, with the same devotion and irrevocable faith.” (Quotations used here and stemming from the
out
SUPER
of
said
dedicating
Coliege Park
a
your
has:
the basis of a better civilizatiog
the
problems
has
plan
“We
continue
milieu.”
one
the
Oliveras
cluded,
7 contiof
said,
the way in doing their
less than. $8 million was spen for education in 1940, today $7 million is being invested. i “We live now in the Decadé of Education,’ Oliveras cons
the resys-
he
Pointing to the progress made in education here in the last 2d
re-
that
on
is
j :
job. In order to eheck.the “qual< ity of instruction,” Oliveras said,
STATAL NUM. | & RIO PIEOR:
@
HAIRCUT
the
But
Oliveras
education
of train-’
Instruction
to enter also into which teachers are
the ait Oliveras spoke of stantial salary increase granted this year by the legislature. The increase, he said, will alleviate
which
Of
years,
nued,
ently “locks in” waves and curis. This process is an exclusive of our laborateries. Not available at other beauty salons or im any bhoeme wave.
BEST
the
retention
Quality
establish
behind
bas been made possible by a new scientific discovery a new ‘fixative’ process that perman-
THE
of
school
performance,”
“| LOVE ALIDA’S”
PERMANENT”
honor”
and
teachers.
Directions to
FORneed
every
philosophy
Puerto
other elements Oliveras said,
with
in
“This
the
materials,
of
the Puerto Rican man forge for ourselves.”
public
of
make
tem
is measur-
Curl”
$10 nnn grows
in
students,
physjeal
This new permanent “locks in” the waves and ringlet ends so that they will not wash out er
the
a “court
orientation
applied as a measuring for gauging the actual
going
of the educational plan basically is to
Puerto Rico a model. “The model school is
The
Two Measurements measuring the proficiency
“such
SPECIAL “LIFE”
“THE CURL THAT LASTS & LASTS & LASTS new
the
a plan
teacher, although are involved,”
ALIDA’S
PERMANENT The
days
education
necessary
to
traction ed
said.
schools.
UFE State
in
form,
few
to be device
meee Fir «| as a uae auses
Trade
is
in
a
he of
schools that meet the requirements necessary for being named a model school. The hope
San
form
will release
The most
eof
the
establish
form of the island’s educational system. The Seeretary announced that
of
No appointment
before
the reform system. The
the philosophy behind and steps being taken in the re-
In
@
speech
school plan, which as the backbone
|
Snacks served all day
Wednesday
the model described
Juan Lions Club at the Condado Beach Hotel, Oliveras spoke
Barber College) Phone 32762
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said
the 1960’s in Puerto Rico be the “Decade of Educa
tion.” In a
BEAUTY Juncos
Oliveras
that will
SALON 1862
—
1960's ‘Decade Of Education’
SOMETHING NEW! SOMETHING DIFFERENT!
delivered
translated
by
in
the }
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JUAN
STAR
— Friday, September 2, 1960
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spade
South might also have bid three spades on his initial rebid.
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SAN
JUAN
STAR
— Friday, September 2, 1960
Yellen Says His Theater Plan Won't Stifle Culture On Island (Continued
firm,
and
frem
page
yellen’s
1)
total
future of insular theater might fall into one man’s hands—namely Yellen’s—Yellen said all major decisions concerning policy will be made by a seven-man board of
renu-
merations.
| nied
‘What The Starsi
Foretell
the Little Theater and the Puerto Rican Drama Festival have had increased
attendance
since the San
ces
Juan Drama Festival.” Yellen pointed out that his prorow's installment of this series.) directors, who will in turn be sub- gram is not entirely ‘“‘commercial”’ Regarding a situation where the| ject to the voice of the stock- as the word is being used in opP : i we | holders. position to artisti¢ or cultural. “The eight months of theaterical “Tt is almost impossible to make ,)events we plan,” Yellen said, a profit on opera, and we play “breaks down to a maximum at least two of them,” he said. total of 18 weeks for all our proThe next misconception, accord| posed presentations, which is one-
(The venture
financial aspects of this will be discussed in tomor-
third
of
the
2 | formance
year
actual
per-
time.”
Schedule
Yellen’s as
in
Breakdown
schedule
follows:
breaks
Eight)
down
weeks
of
ing
answering
service
METROPOLITAN
“In
Theater
a
way,”
said,
Rico
Theater.
avant the
garde,
or
contrary,”
groups
top-notch
executives
lose control of the existing theatrical facilities? “Tt is hardly a question of con-
After Long Illness HOLLYWOOD = (#—Actress Gene Tierney has returned to
trol,”
Hollywood
Both
Yellen
insisted.
‘‘We
have
was:
Will
the
put! to Yelscope
of
your
would-be
pro-
will
take
advantage
of
the
BRAMBLE
Mature
“SAMSON
AND
Lamorr
DALILAH”
(11) Rojo, (4) “Sobre
Azul y Blanco el Abismo”’
4:00—(2) “Su Pecado de Ayer” 4:30- (2) Cocima dei Hogar (4)
““Tujsa
Kid’?
(Film)
(iL) Film 5:00-(2) (6) 5:30—(2)
MARRIAGE Novak plays whe
falls
woman’s
When release, Kovacs
in
leve
with
husband
We
Meet.’” now
at
Kirk and
in
Club
Con
el
Pueblo
Seis
GD Sexruchite 6:15 - (2) Titulares 6:25— (2) Informe del Tjempo 6:30—(2) “Vida en el Pasade”
Columbia
Music
Douglas,
Barbara
(6)
another
“Strangers
The the
Kiki La Hora de! Nifio ‘‘El Ultimo de fos Mohicanos”
(® Cartoons 6:00- (2) Cartoons (4) Conversando
PROBLEMS—Kim the role of a wife
Hall,
(4)
Ronda
Social
(@) Ultima Hora y Cartelera ral 6:40(4) Noticias y Deportes
Ernie
Rush.
and
patient
you
need
filmed
this
week
for care
while
out driving
or in conversation avoiding disastrous
honeymooning in Colorado with her husband of a month—Texas
LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Don’t be extravagant in any way
oilman Lee.
and hotel owner, Howard
Miss
Tierney
became
ill
therapy
and
so that later you do not have money for what is necessary.
in
SCORPIO
(Oct.
23
rest.
fore
making
sion
on
Dec.
any
definite
important
matters.
Arts
(1L) Salon de la Fama 7:30—(2) La Ley dei Revolver (4) El Implacable Dawson (6) En Broma y En Serio (iL Patrulla de Camino 7:45—(6) Joyas Musicales 8:00-(2) Show Libby’s (4) Show Panamericano (6) Concierto de John Sebastian (11) Feria 8:30-(2) Teatro Carnation (6) “Locos de Verano” (Film) 9:00—(2) “En Casa de Mama Catalina” (4) Credito Premia la Juventud 9:30—(2) “Sierra Brava” 10:00- (2) (4) () 10:20—(2) 10:30-(4)
Telenoticias y Deportes Cocina Musical Tertulia de la Noche Film A Casarse Tocan
11:00-(4)
Diario
21)
A
(Nov.
private
21)
deci22
worry
curtail your activities today if you permit.
Filomeno
Graphic
to Nov.
You are apt to be thinking quite erroneously today, so be sure you first consult with experts be-
SAGITTARIUS
The
and thereby results.
to
could
seriously
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) This is one of those days when a
silly friend wants
you away from your waste your time. AQUARIUS
19)
Important
handling
any
you know affairs. _ PISCES
(Jan.
21
you
use
big-wigs
have
power
(Feb.
to take
duties
and
to
Feb.
care or
over your
20 to March
Don’t go chasing wisp today.
the
in
those
20)
will-o'-the-
Cultu-
“Take
a
Safari
to...
Shows Sterting
2:00 Kirk
to be
of
expression.”
12:00— 1:30—
co-stars
Phone
amused
career
cal
11:00—(4) Documentaies 11:30- (4) Telefiesta de la Tarde (iD The Big Picture
MUSIC HALL °3355 Continuous
play
6:55-—(2) Deportes 7:00 -(2) “Soraya” (4) Pototo y
BUSH”
- Hedy
her
and released in November. Prior to her arrival here she had been
(6)
LORRAINE - 12 M. Victor
resume
1954, and was treated at the Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kan., during a lengthy period
SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT
“THE
to
LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Relations with close ties can be rather difficult, but if you are
TELEVISION
Rush
21)
associate.
market we hope to stimulate. I believe there is plenty, of room in Puerto Rico for increased _theatriPictures
Barbara
June
A day
craftsmen.’’;
final question
COBIAN'S THEATRES
-
to
sion
theater
cers
Burton
21
and
ducers? “I doubt it,” Yellen said. “I believe that eventually other produ-
PARAMOUNT f*-~,
(May
not fall prey to their rather poor thinking. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22)
activities scare away
For
20)
after an absence of seven years. Miss Tierney will star in a General Electric Theater televi-
len
TODAY
one
no exclusive rights to any of the facilities. As a matter of fact, we will employ many local te¢hnicians
The
Sammy Davis Jr.
of
behavior of some co-worker, nor any problems that come up in your job. : MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Try not to give in to that temptation ‘to have fun at any cost. since it may be very expensive and also lose you the affection of loved one or a good
years
Yellen,
Dorothy Dandridge
Richard
TIERNEY ...absent 7
Gene Tierney Back
f
Pictures
GENE
Will the small non-profit and primarily artistic theatrical groups
concerned.
clear
(April 20 to May
GEMINI
classical
said
steer
Don’t take to heart the unusual
and their families when making their decision. to settle here.”
“the more people we get into the theater, the better it is for all theatrical
to
hidden
(March 21 to April 19) you
TAURUS
‘‘our
ducement
Puerto
the
If you are not very diplomatic today, an associate could easily turn into an enemy.
Develop-
Yellen
where
who would advice you wrongly in order to profit by your ignorance.
by
sity
°°
Distr. by Columbia
that
ARIES Be.sure
the
Daily shows 4 and 8:15 P.M. Sat.— Sun. and Holidays 1:15 — 4:00 — 8:15 P.M. SEATS AVAILABLE Sidney Poitier
in the
idea
project aids tourism. Tourists still don’t-have enough evening diversions. This project is also an in-
“On ... theater
is the
ter; four weeks of musical comedies, two weeks of opera, and two weeks of zarzuelas at the Univer-
mental, drama?
YELLEN
Yellen,
prevail
motives of others and any financial interests are concerned.
ment Corp. the government would be supporting an — that is
, Will the commercial necessities of Yellen’s projeet stifle experi-
BARRY
to
investing
Drama Festival and two weeks of Spanish drama at the Tapia Thea-
of
inaililgis vininiiaiasaet
SUNS ccs ca lds Oa
.
Hic sei RE
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Douglas
P.M. - Kim
‘STRANGERS WHEN
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WE MEET”
AMBASSADOR - 12 M. “ANNIE OF THE INDIES” “BROKEN ARROW” ‘Every
HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M.
Rey
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Only:
sings
JONES
JERRY
CALYPSONIANS Fri. & Sat. Only:
Ernie Kovacs “WAKE ME WHEN ITS OVER” “SINK THE BISMARCK”
RIALTO-SAN JUAN
Nite:
Sunday
at
the piano ond his
MASON
JACQUELINE
pANois
At
the Ponciana
Room
Sept. 1-2-3 Los Mosaicos de la Alambra with Carmen
SHOW
and
i¢
his
Friday Saturday
at
El Morro Supper Club All Types
Ponciana
De Diege Ave.
203 Tanea Street, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Heredia Star of the picture
“Los Claveles” Also: Luisito Benjamin
Bidg.
Santurce
for you
Open 5 to 3 AlR CONDITIONED
PRESENTS
Professiona'’
Orchestra
10:00
P.M.
11:00
P.M.
Sunday For reservations coll, 2-1140 thea 2-1148
10:00. P.M.
Seafood — Prime Nightly Entertainment
By Trio “LOS SENT! OPEN ry
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THE
SAN
JUAN
STAR
— Friday, September 2, 1960
19
Our Man in San Juan
Around
OFF
Town By
African-born entertainers Prince Onago and Princess Muana began a four-weekend engage-
ment
last night
at the Triana
restaurant,
ing to hostess Emy de Pradines. Having appeared on numerous
has become circles.
thé
Primitive
couple
and
currently
modern
dance
in
numbers,
as
Dinhofer
international
intellectual
NO CASTING DEPT: The Little Theatre of Puerto Rico will hold tryouts next week for its
net-
performs
Al
ses
work television shows (including the Ed Sullivan Show),
popular
accord-
stateside
next production, for
well
begin
as popular American songs and dances. Their musical renditions are in Swahili, a language t""erstood throughout most of Africa, and they
“The
Happy
Auditions female),
four
the
in
8:00,
at
6,
Sept.
evening,
Tuesday
Time.”
male,
(eight
parts
dozen
the
jazz,
Dance Pavilion, behind the University of Puerto Rico Theater. Samuel of Taylor’s performances Four comedy hit will be presented at the Tapia Theater starting Oct. 27. WENT
THEY
pig-tailed
“The
for
will
pay
her by Lee and Stuart Broeman at their Yardley Place home. Staart is an author, playwright
who
is performing
and ecompeser who has chosen to write in the beautiful Caribbean
aurant in Philadelphia. is in town looking for a similar type
and mail his material north, The party “feyer’” was helped along with a decor featuring outside
of restaurant Mrs. Solomon
a pava—were
wearing
in front of many of the small frame houses. The little girl stared at the flags and then asked: “But where are all the eowboys?” ses
Eric’s
DEPT:
MUSICAL
Miramar,
restaurant,
bar this evening. who recently re-
will test its brand new piano Restauranteur Eric Francois,
5
Prince
Onago
and
Princess
cn aginst
in native
graduate,
with
a
voice
that
lectured
mores.
on
psychology,
His recording
jazz,
and
of ‘“‘The Drums
African
Jail
Bait,
Sink It’s
Bermuda
the Over
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12:30— WHOA
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Luisine
del
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arranged
DRIVE
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by Night
°
PUERTO RICO: Anna Lucasta PARAISO: Ne Me Platiques Mas,
Shall
9:00-WWWW-—Musie
approved
an
WHOA -Dee
several
local
sup-
pliers to furnish the “Camporee” The 2,000 Boy
Scouts attending will buy their own refreshments. The entire proceeds
will
go
to
the
annual
fund campaign.. Mrs. Lila Simmon, wife of Mr. Miguel Simmon, retired industrialist, is recuperating at their Hyde Park residence.
Castana, Mr.
L. Vladimer,
1
of New
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Lost
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the has
Belated birthday greetings to Luis Garcia and beautiful Olga
in
location te help combat outbreaks of African horse sickness in the Mideast and Africa.
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both
will
McFadden,
ROME (#—The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
One
6:15—WWWW-Sports Caravan 6:30—WAPA-—Lucho Gatic. ae wwww -Dining Music
the
manager,
York, and Luis Mejia.
Allocation For Horses
Melodies
Store Matinee for
wwww-
general
the giant at the In-
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WATCH
AYAMON
RIVOLI;
Supermarkets
TERRACE
Shake m of aHands Murd With
INTERNATIONAL
writes
which
Mrs.'S.
Parade
MINN
Boy Scouts of America will be contributing cash to their own
RADIO-FM
4:30-WHOA-Roy Godes Show WRIO—Festival de Cuerdas 5:00-WKYN-Movie Rundown
Time
RtG
Broadcast From 6:45 A.M. WFID-FM-95.7 Me. WPRM-FM-—98.5 Me. WIPE-FM—89.7 Me.
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1:00—-WHOA~—Music
The Hypnotic Eye, The Purple
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10:30-WHOA-LP
2
2:00—WAPA-— Discoteca 2:35-WHOA- Variety with Vic 4:00-— WHOA - Moliy & Movies
AZTECA: Que Me Toquen las Golondrinas, Bolero Inmortal PUERTO NUEVO KRESTO-DENIA: The Mysterians, Waterloo Bridge
MARTI: Gang
September
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9:00—-WKYN-
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Friday,
Wake
LORRAINE: Samson and Delilah MUSIC HALL: Strangers When We
MATIENZO:
and
another
begin
he’ll
she
revue
Mickey
series of shows.
(Listings Subject WKYN-630 Ke
Arrow
HOLIDAY: Me When
November,
C. Also
Wittstein,
sojourn
here...Mr. Blumenfield
with free products.
.
eight-week
Rest-
guests room
sings’ in six languages and around 800 numbers in her
RADIO-AM
Friday, September 2 SANTURCE AMBASSADOR: Anne of the Indies, GRAND:
mid
in
returh,
of Africa”
CINEMA Broken
an,
on
of the Luau
Y.
Europe and Israel. Lehr has just completed 39 half-hour, video-taped ‘‘Fiesta In Puerto Rico” shows currently being telecast in New York. Upon
remarkably like that of the late Ronald Colman. A life-long student of psychiatry, Prince Onago has
embark
to
14
Sept.
Leng-
owner
John Pagliaro, chairman of Special Activities Committe,
GOING PLACES DEPT: Television producer Milton Lehr and wife Harriet depart for New York this weekend. They board the Queen Mary,
sounds
Hyan-
Circus...Harry
brated their 41st wedding anniversary last Tuesday... The
Rosario, Charles Cordero, W. R. Bennett, \Jr., Helen Stark, Mary Papp, Nancy Goodwin, Jean Kersey, Fermando Miranda, Ralph Maestre,| Mary Lewis, Martin
Deborah
for
Tanne,
a
and
in New York in October. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Juan,
San
1415,
Box
s*#¢
costumes.
Prince’ Onago was born in the Belgian Congo and is a tribal chieftain. He is also an Oxford
University
Deborah,
or by telephoning (3-6824) Dollars president, Regina Tomlinson.
.. Africa. . .to Oxford. . .to San Juan work
for
Dollars
via
Muan:
erman,
Rita
at the
repertoire. She hails from Montana, but comes here from the Emerald Room of the Astor in N.
for Deborah
Dollars
DEPT:
KIDS
Music
on
tercontinental Airpot on Sunday, Sunday and Monday. Grand Union
**
FOR
call
the guests. Jo An let it be known
Jazz
Day at El Comandante has been set for Sunday, Oct. 9. The entire proceeds from the sale of 1,400 tickets will go to the Deborah Home Building Fund. Tickets are $2 and may be purchased
a
cause this weekend at “Camporee” being held
Luis has just completed a series of engagements in New York supper clubs. COLTS
furniture
nis
and lyrics and will be responsible for the lyrics in an original
has bar.
York, piano
talent-hunt in New turned from a engaged Luis Rivera to man the new
held
where the talented Miss Baldwin sang and played her ditties for she has
flagpoles
from
flying
garden
and
congenial |bar. Later the drifted into the living
six,
aged
tourist,
observant
Penthouse,”
lamps,
bright-
A
DEPT:
THATAWAY and
wad
Roncoli, both of whom toil at FHA...Dress designer Phil Gilbert left for the States to visit his family in Massachusetts and
visited a small barrio with her parents. Popular Party flags—showing the silhouette profile of a man
CUFF
A tropical] setting provided the attractive cyclorama for a party honoring vocalist-pianist Jo An Baldwin, ¢eurrently appearing at
e+.
eyed,
THE
By Chuck New
HECTOR
CASAS
and the beautiful
* BEATRIZ TRUJILLO (Versatile
Flamenco
Dancer)
Harem
AL'S1554 LITTLE CLUB {if} neste 26, 10s met Ponce de Lesa f
-
CATHAY 3 Chinese
Restaurant
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oon, . Me eet
ex
Puerto With
| \ $
6 p.m.
Tol. 3-3858
until
Son
Juan
Dancing
JOEL HIS
FOR ONLY $2.50 Speciel Dishes for Children
P
Filets “del pois”
Carte
Open i
Bai
Blanche
the
“THE
the
LIMBO
DANCE
Wonderful
COMBO VOODOOERS”
HOTEL honored
11:00 AM to 11:00 except Tuesdays
Telephone 5167 Gueynebo
|
AND
CALYPSONIANS
playing
Delicious rice with “gandules,”’ roast pork, “’tostones” and salad, exclusive desserts Bien-Me-Sebe or Mocha, coffee or tea
to
MEYERS
end
at the piano 23
Leon Urbanization — 15 minutes from
ANNOUNCING OUR SPECIAL SUNDAY MENU
Rico’s Littlest The Mostest Paul Dillinger
STOP
P
PM
NORMANDIE
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(Pride of Puerto Rico)
r es Veteed he tiene
earn
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, September 2, 1966
20
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cee eNOS.
Popular Party's Future Lies In Reform Rules Made Aug. 21 By A. W. MALDONADO | eventual and inevitable depar- central council which will reOne of Puerto Rieo’s eminent | i ture of the man who created the elect the presidential committee personalities recently told this | party in 1938 and who has been every three months. The counreporter that at the rvot of most |its unquestioned, supreme leader eil is comprised of party leaders, fears and insecurity on this is-|ever since. legislators, and a wide cross-secland is the inability of Puerto| The question as to what will tion on non-candidate sectional Ricans to answer the following | happen to the Popular Party representatives and Popular questions: after Muftoz is now answered in Youth members. “What will happen in Puerto|the minds of all Populars. And The sweeping powers of the Rico after Mufoz?” in the minds of all Populars, council include authority to re Perhaps no one|what happens to the Popular move any member from the parNews is more concern-| Party is synonymous to what ty for just cause, revoke by a Analvsis ed with this; happens to Puerto Rico. three-fifths vate any decision of . __ question than! Rames Antonini’s Views the presidential committee, and Luis Mufioz Marin himself. The! Ernesto Ramos Antonini, the insist that the party fulfills all proof is in the new Popular, Popular party’s scientific and ar- its obligations to the people of |tieulate
politician,
was
asked
re-
Puerto
Popular Party
Party
approved
convention
must
at the|
Aug.
21,
“The
one |
purpose
to
leged
that
the
party
see it in the context of |Will continue strong and vigor-
a party
preparing
itself for the
|OUS on the basis of the procedure
|of wide and active participation and renovation—so that its continued force will rest in its pro-
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a
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Mu-
oz no individual will personify the party, the reform creates what it calls a presidential com-
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is
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with
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the
pulars
Samuel R. Quifiones and Ramos Antonini are no longer running
bids will noon, on
to
of
effect,
party-founders
as
Rico.
payable
in
The
rotating But
Buiiding,
ing
the
of
seven
committee
will
lead-
have
chairmen. the
real
party
power
in
direct-
rests in
the al-
as
fakes,
lead the party—no his title is with the
party. Although push and pulls for control of the party increase as the leader gets older, all Po
| the source of . strength from individuals to its achievements in government and to its history and philosophy, and to guarantee that the party will
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continue to matter what
TMT TRAILERSHIP “PUERTO RIco”|8ram and its government work NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to an|2Md its history and its philosoimterested parties that C. GORDON AN. DERSON,
have
party
since Mufioz was elected to the presidential commitee where he will, if by nothing more than force of habit, rule as before. The fact is that Mufoz will
of the reform
guarantee
Rico.
Observers
a huge
will
continue
to
consider
their leader as long as he lives as, in their words, “a great man of the Americas.” Mufioz, approaching his 63rd year, has seen the writing on the wall What was impossible not too long ago, happened a few days
ago.
Before a throng of over 90,000 at the Popular convention a youth stoop up to Mufioz and openly challenged his authority. In a tense moment, young Luis Camacho, head of the Popular Youth group, objected to the way the new party rules were approved
vention. It was eause
by
the
Mujioz-led
a dramatic
Camacho,
his
con-
moment hands
be
slight-
ly trembling and his voice a little
BLOOD
BANK
P.
Rico. Looking on
is José
Puerto Rico chapter of the Gunter
Hett)
rules
in
question
are
the
ones
said
in
effect,
I'm
still
boss.
But minutes later Mufioz called for a standing ovation for the Popular Youth. “Not
said
yet,”
in
El
Vate
(the
Poet)
geons
@
House
in
He
68,
was
Buffalo’s his
degree
his
bachelor
from
with
after
having
reportedly
caught by a priestin a boys’
from
by
He at
the
still $65,
Rev.
had
William
a
which
camera, he
stole
the dormitory last —,
police
said.
Father
Kreig
held
the
university.
Parham, and Mrs. John G. Stark | of Buffalo; four Aurora Pujalis, Pereyo,
and
New
Mrs.
Teresa
Miss Lucia York
sisters, Mrs. | Mrs. Gilbert
City;
B.
Blanco, and
“Almost
C arpenter
left.
that Road
grows thru
in
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the
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tropics.”
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all of
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He is survived by his widow, the former Mary V. Connolly; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Alice
LANDSCAPING Dennoete
of
Washington
Orchids of many genera in bloom
an)
as
sur-
field.
received
science
regarded
foremost
DRE
Shrubs
of
larceny
Pagan and called the police.
®
here.
Blanco,
wait.”
to word re-
PONCE—A 19-year-old youth was in jail yesterday facing charges of. burglary and petty
‘valued
Trees
;
ceived one
Varones
@
|
that city, according
and Jefferson College in Washington, Pa., and his medical degree from Johns Hopkins University Medical School. He went to Buffalo in 1921 where he started private practice before becoming affiliated
Kraig.
Palms
falo, N. Y. died last month ia
effect.
dormitory. Police charge he had a stolen camera when caught. Hecter Pagan Martinez, of 224 Reina St., was surprised, police said, at the Colegio Poncefio de
KINDS
Porrata, chairman of the Cross, STAR phote by
that will allow the gradual transfer of party leadership from the “old guard” to the Popular Youth which Camacho _ represents. Mufioz firmly ruled Camacho out of order. Not yet, Mufioz
been
FLOWERING PLANTS OF ALL
with
weak, dared come face to face with “the great man of the Americas.” It was a highly ironic moment also because the very
On Burglary Charge
PLANTS
hands
Red Cross after presentation of the Association check for $15,000 for establishment of a public bleod bank in Puerto
Ponce Youth Held
TROPICAL ORNAMENTAL
Carrién Jr., center,
R. Bankers Assn., shakes
Robert Shea, first vice presidentof the American National
“But
®
DONATION—Rafael
president of the
~
rules.
To understand the significance |Cently what the significance was ef the major reform which the | of the party’s reform. He said:
i
Party
Bee
peck
dA
ofogute ae
Dia
A
wage ee pont
Se
ot
eae
ae teoe
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SHE SAN-JUAN STAR— Friday, September 2, 1960
Volkswagen Strike Ends
| News In Brief Paraguayans
Seek
Revolt
Support
BUENOS AIRES W—A group of ‘Paraguayan guerrilla officers” arrived here yesterday on a tour to try to win support for their rebel cause against General Stroessner. The group, under the direction of Capt. Rene Speratti, said its members have been actively fighting gov forces in Paraguay since December, 1959. Speratti said that ‘no one can prevent Stroessner’s fall,’”’ but declinedto predict when this might happen.
Algerian
Rebels
LEOPOLDVILLE,
War
‘At
the
Congo
With
—An
Algerian
U.S.
rebel
A
strike
employes
involving
some
of Volkswagen
150
of Puer-
te Rico, Inc. ended yesterday in the wake of separate agreements between the German car distributorship and two striking unions. The Seafarers International Union (SIU), representing some 95 shop workers, signed a two year pact reportedly
government
fixing
the
base
pay|
spokesman said yesterday the rebels ‘‘are at war with the United Siates, technically if not politically.” M’hamed Yazid, rebel government information minister, who represented the Algerian rebels at the African Nations Conference here, accused the United States of aiding France in its war against Algerian guerrillas. “American neutrality if the Algerian problem is a big lie,” he declared at a news
rate for Volkswagen employes at $1.10 hourly. Manuel Hinke, vice president of the auto distributorship, said
conference.
that
some
Mrs, Aadland Gets 90 Days
pay
hikes
LOS
late
ANGELES,
Errol. Flynn’s
®0
days
in
jail
(AP)—Florence
last
for
girl friend,
contributing
Aadland,
mother
her
was
of
the
sentenced
delinquency.
The
to sen-
tence came as a probation report showed Mrs. Aadland’s exhusband once accused her of “selling” their daughter, Beverly, to the actor when she was 15. The jail sentence, to start Sept. 8,
was
part
Drucker
of
a one-year
who
Brazil’s
Envoy
WASHINGTON day
confirmed
ington
term
suspended
nine
imposed
months
To
by
(#—Brazilian
Judge
Lewis
He
Walther
Moreira
yester-
said he plans to leave
(Continued From Page 1) tempt to enact a Commonwealth and AFL-ClO-backed measure which
calls
for
minimum
wage
increases on the island to proportionately match increases on the minland.
Wash-
MEDICAL
Congress
AID TO THE AGED:
also
approved
granting
$500,000
legisla-
to pay
for
medical care for persons presentJy
receiving
old
age
assistance.
The money is in addition to the $8,500,000 Puerto Rico receives for direct relief payments. The additional
money
per
Federal
cent
eovering
represents
share
medical
Commonwealth
payments.
must
a 65
toward
put up
The
the
‘persons over 65 who are not receiving public assistance. Federal participation will be on a 50-50
any
matching
program
fund
basis
with
the Commonwealth
enacts.
IMMIGRATION QUOTAS: A proposal to set up special immigration quotas for Puerto Rico was killed after it was reported the State Department was cool A
to the idea. Fernos-introduced
measure
permitting the use of two foreignbuilt hydrofoil passenger and cargo
ferrys
between
Puerto
Rican
ports, rivers and harbors was passed, as was an advance of $70,000 in planning funds for a
remainder.
San
Another section includes Puerto Rico in the new Federal-State Medical Aid Program for indigent
FEDERAL RELATIONS: The controversial Fernos-Murray Bill was shelved at least until next year. A patched up version of the original is in the hands of insular officials but may not be introduced until the Commonwealth mends some political fences next year.
NATIONALIZED (Continued
The
four
from
page
companies
1)
normally
meet all of Cuba’s requirements for tires and other rubber goods through manufacturers here or by
imports.
There
were
reports
the rubber companies will retaliate by halting heavy purchases ef rayon and nylon cord from Cuba.
U. S. sources predicted an early
move
against
other
American
companies. There was speculation such action will be annneunced at today’s rally—now formally “the general assembly of the Cuban people.” It appeared something import-
ant was afoot for the rally. Newspapers and radios called on “every Cuban who can walk” to turn out for the “general asem-
Tay
wage
formula
varies
ac-
workers in
will
the
obtain
$25
monthly
Fringe benefits obtained by the
sailors union for the auto work-| ers
include
Juan
Harbor
VETERANS
project.
The
island.
LAND TRANSFERS: Still in the negotiations stage is a proposal to shift federal Brooke, dilleras minor wealth
on
Vieques
Island,
Fort
Fort Amezquita, the CorIsland and several other parcels to the Commongovernment.
plus paid
Clerks
of
striking
a
27
$10
‘
15 days} holidays. in
salesmen, across
the
board wage hike plus commission increases, and 10 paid holidays and
15 days vacation.
KHRUSHCHEY General
Assembly
meet-
ing will entail: 1. American aggression against the Soviet Union. 2. Program
of
aid
to
young
African States. 3: Creation of nuclear-free zones in the Baltic, Central America,
the
Balkans,
the
:
COUNTING
THE
DAYS—Gov.
Mufioz tears off a sheet
from an election calendar at a Popular Democratic Party meeting and notes with a thoughtful expression, that there are only 67 more days until election time. ‘cen photo by Gunter Hett)
Fashions Will Include Casuals
(Continued from page 1) chiefs of state. The program which will be put before the United Nations 15th
;
SIU | 3
Union,
weekly
Far
East
(Continued From Page 11) fitted bodice of the gown is the essense of simplicity while the belled skirt is intricately folded into a graceful ‘hobble-
band at the hem. The evening coat, cut very full, has graceful bubble-sleeves. Martha
Sleeper
silk-screened Martha’s
fabrics.
vary;
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Miss
$45
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in
Karen
Kendell
with a flounce
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(the
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matter,
her
Martha’s
brocade.
wears
“Caribanditos”’
toreador
pants,
of white
black
edged
Irish-type
restored Spanish townhouse in old San Juan. Her specialties are play and casual clothes,
lace, with a sleeveless tucked and lace trimmed Fortaleza blouse, also for the Washington
ciples
executed
showing.
of
peaceful
coexistence.
5. A United Nations guarantee for the Oder-Neisse frontier between Germany and Poland. Despite this decision of the secret Bucharest conference, which should not be confused with the publicized conference held there a month earlier, it is not believed here at all ~ that Khrushchev intends to use the United Nations platform to an-
nounce
a new
and
in
stunning
hand-
By Appointment to Her Majesty
JOHN WALKER
Three symbols of a
GREAT
spectacular
program.
from
|
SCOTCH
CAP (Continued
& SONS, LTD.
page
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1)
SQUARE
BOTTLE
required. However, these petitions must represent at least 10 per cent of the electoral vote in
at
least
60
precincts
to
qua-
lify, Iglesias said.
Iglesias stressed that only un-
til the State Department has certified completion with the requirements, will the Department officially declare the PAC a registered party. According to law, he said, the SINTANG, West Borneo #— A smallpox epidemic took more department must make the anthan 100 lives in-less than a nouncement no later than Sept. 15. week in the village of Pelaik.
Smallpox Kills 100
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wishes to bahy-sit for responsible fa-| thing
ONLY $500 PLUS BANK BALANCE
SPACE Salary
3
MOVING? SAVE WITH TORRES. We de all types of moving. no matter # it be large or small. Moderate prices. Muebieria ‘ernandez Juncos 1400, Stop 20, Santurce. Tel 2-5791 462 uP
Junces Ave Tet Santurce 2.5282 Caguas | Sitta
Santurce.
UF
5 | hands ERAVE
%3
forl957
3-8254
SERVICES
bafiet tablen, glasses, ware, ice bewts,
background
Tel.
Service.
CUSTOM
~
4
x
office
-
Cali
equipped.
2235
96
Posse Pagan
For Classified Ads
given to hotels,
up
clectrie ranges. and as stoves. Same ay serv Guarantee on parts. Ca’ 8-1804 or 8-1012 oF
io | WHITE i380 CHEVY TMPALA, radio, | 29
Apply to Box G, Sam Juan
2497
COND.
MARQUEZ
ALE
2901
Ris. Rico. 2918
service
YOUR CHOICE of fabrics and colors. Make your furniture new and distinctive. modera Highest quality custom work, and antique styling. Reasonabie rates. ” |
Fer
ANSWERING
; 1958 DODGE CORONET. 4 door. This We 95 | car isin A-l shape — 4new tires — new | L@ invoicing, ware- cecelled second cam: 4 ae ee
general
commensurate
ani ability,
-
details
for
1603
makes
1956 TWO DOOR FORD
glass,
Same
Telerental
FILTERS
STATESIDE
a
box «
Ext.
Secret-
& transients.
Eddy,
in
WANTED
8-8367.
32.000
2-2174
home.
hospitals, for years. Cali 3-0719 and will deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month
ANY MAKE or MODEL RECONDITIONED STATESIDE MECHANICS
ex-
2933
WANTED “=e :
:
house
HELP
CHEVROLET
Exper-
Complete
residents
own
hardtop. Bargain. V% P.G. 2-toe Acry-
tim
Selary
Trilimgual
Call Git Vabaugh | Friday. Lt. Maki C. G. Base.
continental.
service
19571
reports,
STENOGRAPHER:
fenced
si
—
faa
Service.
day - 23013 Ext. 149. 168 or night PUBLIC
Call
72
SERVICE
Secretartal
pick-up and delivery,
arial
AIR
WANTED-WOMEN
monet
=
Ext.
TELEVISION, RADIOS, for rent tn your
SALE
Exclusive Carrier Dealers Tels. 3-4367, 2-3838. 2803
MARRIED COUPLE -— to five in. near | 1037 Bayamen. She to do general housework, i nd odd jobs around beuae, Continental times References absolutely necessary. $125. monthly for
=
MELP Need 2 ride ifrem Ville Capri i Name your price. Phone 67409 after6 PM. |
CONDITIONERS
Conditioni
Ponce.
=
legal
Air
insertion.
8254
RENTAL
4
SUPERINTENDENT
DOMESTIC
DIAL
& RADIO
DETECTIVE
will
be responsible for only one incorrect
TV
iramediate sale. trade. Aircondit-
COND.
AIR
3S
GERMAN
{ i
910
CARRIER USED air conditioning units, $100.00, $125.00, $150.00. Also Philco, Frigidaire. York, Remington, etc. We trade in your used unit. Best deai in town. Filters, installation service Steve’ 's
perienced Germany, Switzerland & Swedea, seaines salesgiri or modeling position. Have references. Cali 3-7675. 2899 32
immediately
JUAN
FOR
| ~
PERSONALS
type-
?. & FILTERS (NC. manufacturers ail wees and sizes air conditioning filters for home window units alse industria! types. Call 35993. 812 uF
Juan.
POSITIONS
paper.
Advertisers
electric
2-4718
before
;
ue
MISCELLANEOUS
submitted
Publication weekdays, by 11 AM. Saturday for Monday
SALE
ap-
available. Twenty years experience. Any size project. Also qualified as Building Inspector or Resident Engineer. Four years in Puerto Rico. Write to: “Engineer”, Box 42, Rio Piedras, P.R. wii 6
once.
FOR
6420
to 9 PM
|» AM
7
AIR
for
BOATS
Library
lecated
WANTED—MEN
CONSTRUCTION
DEADLINES All
Also
ioned,
EMPLOYMENT WANTED _ Assistant Piant Manager metalworking. produrction, shipping, inventery and supervision experience, previous Electrical and Censtructioa experience, BBA East Coast college. Speak Spanish. Box 1287
must be submitthe business day An ordered ad
least
Rental
re-
2935 All
cost.
BEAUTY SALON for Attractive price, good
3
type
RATE
2 lines
No.
as
th
BUSINESSES
WANTED
POSITIONS
SAME
SAME
No.
.
amd mixed quartet work for Englishspeaking Protestant congregation. Write Box T San Juana Star. 2932 38
om
Type
less
RATE
as 5 lines ordinary type
SAME
Ai
at
Established
%
pt
& SERVICE
| 608 Over 93 best
1138 SALE:
oe
2833 set 5%
SALES
|mahogany
OPPORTUNIUTIES
BUSINESS
Box
beach. Must have pleasing speak English fluently. Excellent feremces. Call Kike Tero, Imc. for
for, 3 lines-
to solid
T.V.
3-8254 DIRECT LINE
WILCHER -— Television Service| SAILING SLOOP “SYLVIA” with 10 years experience is behind the | outboard auxiliary, new sails and new im T. V. sevice and repair oa | motor, extras, ail for $700. See at Canef any make vr model Al | grejos Yacht Club. i r PIANOS - DIRECT from factory, $425 ¥0. | work guaranteed. Tel. 9-0268. 2909 33 UF Full keyboard. Treated for tropics ana termites. Fully guaranteed. Alse rent for Vg a Gee “BARBOUR” boat, . completely equipped, mahogany, $12.00 monthly. Musical Trading Ce., inc., trailer & Johnson 40 HP 1960 motor, ail LABS ELECTRONICS PAN AMERICAN 1853 Ponce de Leos Ave., Santurce. Tei 2-105L repair any make TV. radie or Gi-Fi | new Ernesto Cortes Central Coloso. Tel. 2644 912 | Niaety day guarantee. Stateside-trained | 4cuadilia 1561 or 1505. -—— | technicians. Evening service. CaJ | 2769 3
vance-}
KIN PPORTUNITY Mowe?to manage MAXING new © guest house Lady
de appiy
SALE
STEINWAY GRAND ae — tropicalized. Cail 3-8245. 2896
age week, | FOR
opportu:
FOR
ment. Send handwritten resume of aca-| writer. Leaving island. Call 3 3122. demic preparation and previeus exper- | 2942
1960
Minimum
rates
— Friday, September 2, 1960
PIANOS
FEMALE
Must be bilingual, two years experience
im sales coration.
Times ee 1 1 2 3 4] 5} 6 15)30 Per Day _ |.18(.18|. zs -17{.17|.26|.15).14
Above
STAR
SRE
8,
—
POSITION AVAILABLE for lady, 25 to 40 years, to work as Assistant Manager im a furniture store in
Rafes & Information AUGUST 2
WANTED
NEED YOUNG GIRL. recent High | School graduate for Docter’s receptionist.| Hours 9:30—12:00, 1:30-5:00. Must be | bilinguai, preferably Puerte Rican. 455 Ponce de Leoa, Stop 13, Miramar, Apt. | . 2. De. Evert. 2985 % |
CLASSIFIED ADS Rates Per Line Sane: tive Insertions:
JUAN
CLASSIFIEDS
3-8400
EFFECTIVE
SAN
iterinedd ad 26"
THE
Rae ras
22
oe
2413
Pta
Las
Marias.
2-8160.
§ “920%
Boe
THE
Ext 72 REAL
APARTMENTS
ESTATE
REAL
ESTATE
saves
CINTRON REALTY, INC. offers comPete real estate service. Houses & lots fer sale in best residential sections of San Juan Metropolitan Area: San Franciseo, Santa Maria, Villa Caparra, Garden Hills, San Patricie, Baldrich, Hyde Park. Ponce, Mayaguez and all ever the island. Commercial b for sale or rent. Lots for condominiums, guest houses, commercial projects. Lake and beach front properties. Money available for first mortgages. Call 2-0911 or write Box 729, Roosevelt, P. R. 2302 929
FOR
AIRCONDITIONED
APARTMENT,
PUNTA
RENT
HOUSES
Garden
IwO & THREE BEDROOM apartments, mever occupied. Built-in stove, water heater, mahogany cabinets, porch, laun-
A'ECONDITIONED
ished,
78, Urb. Pior call 6-6793.
96
@©°EAN FRONT Villa fc> rent. Beautifully most exclusive areas. monthly basis, ideal Caoba St., Punta Las 2E12 suitable
portation
Sardiey
for
&
2.
Elvira apartments decorated, one of Daily, weekly or for transients. #1 Marias, ‘ce. . 92}
APARTMENT.
shopping.
Place,
Near
upstairs.
parking,
© binets, 2750
furn-
beach,
Quiet.
trans-
2-4219.
Available
> 3 SANTA elosets,
8
Aug. 92
ANA, Rio Piedras: 3. bedreoms,| 1 bath, living_dining, front porch,
kitchen
water
with
heater.
stove,
$140
hot and
modern
Tel. 61396.
s
Hills.
3
$21
CARIBE
HILTON:
C
FOR
bedrooms,
screens,
washer and stove, conditioned room -
2212
$2
ete.
living-dining,
bedroom resiGarden Hills -—
refrigerator,
electric
hot water, one Phone 8-2465.
BEDROOMS,
living-dining,
Unfurnished. 656
bedrooms,
terrace, painted.
maid’s
baths, room
Near
Puerto
information telephone 2529 ‘
N
Has
stove.
WANTED
TO
&
b maesiaprir
a
37
ings,
RENT
INCOME
air
ca:-
Calle
UNFURNISHED
in
sidered. Phone 2-3391, or home, 2938
94
APARTMENT
Punta
Liddy, 2-1339.
400.
Las
FOR
INSULATED,
fr
2-
SAN
of
3
Marias
office
SALE
brand
new
53.
IGNACIO:
CORAZON
Delightful Spanish Mansion. Convenient. Rooms with private bath,
CASA
BOSA
-
Guest
House
-—
One
bleck from beach, residential section. All airconditioned double and single rooms. Private and semi-private bathe, | kitehon
facilities. Hot water. ses, shopping. 3-1481
Cacique St. 2071,
279
f4& ing.
OUFFY's ald veach
2 blocks fro busMrs. Z C. Steffens,
1020 oave remeteied charmhome. and sow offer
— Tel. 2815
One
of
Street
the
best
#462.
4
ISLA VERDE: Modern 3 bedroom home. 2 blocks from San Juan Hotel, 2 blocks from beach. $32,000. Call 9-0145. 2827 910 VILLA NEVARES, RB. P.: Beautiful home, St. 17 R24, 3 airconditioned bedrooms, 2 car carport, maid‘s room & bath, other modern facilities. Near Model School. Will take 2nd mortgage. Open
for
2
(3 story),
FOR —
Select
one
Zan
&
acre
FOR
Iriarte.
inspect-
rept.
Mr.
Suarez
furnished
0.
Smith 1/3
H.P.
COLSON form other
HOUSE
-—- 500
yards
SALE
ae
Davila
— due to
7-2314, 5
or
OR
LEAVING household
tm
Highest
Ricardo
sizes qual-
Davila
104
EQUIPMENT
hand trucks, plat-
Sucesores,
conveyors equipment.
and Ri-
3-9280.
SALE
Cupey
Alto
2919
FOR
102
ISLAND. furnishings
SEARS
LIVINGROOM
ure, including tables. 8-0969. 2897 HAMMOND
selling and
ELECTRIC
&
CLOTHES
DININGROOM
TV,
lamps,
also
furnit-
bedroom
92 SPINET
organ,
suite, dinette set, large deep ideal for country home. 9-0248.
bedroom
freeze, 92
MACHINERY
&
EQUIPMENT
CLOSING CHEMICAL sale: Bigelow Steam
FACTORY Boiler,
- For 130-195
HP, 150 psi, perfect condition. Water recovery system. Solvent recovery system. Other items. Telephone 8-0588 durimg
working
2884
hours. 93
INSTRUCTION " LANGUAGE CLASSES TOO
CAN
any
LEARN
other
SPANISH
language
world-renowned
with
Benedict
the
Method
ef the BENEDICT SCHOOLS in Santurce, 75 DE DIEGO STREET, crossroad Loiza & Wilson Streets.
Small
circles
‘truction.
and
Phone
individual
ins-
35144
99
SPEEDWRITING SPEEDWRITING 220
OR
wpm
in
Speedwriting,
Call 914
complete appliances,
electric type2. Tel. 3-3122. 910
214
or
Road,
SALE
DRIER — never connected. 107 Doncelia St., .2nd Fioor, anytime. 9-0363. 2900 92
RENT
FOR
illness of owner.
visit hotel,
HP
FURNITURE
a
RENT
Motors
800
CASTERS.
YOU
STREET -— R-5 Very reasonable.
SALE
Also
MOTORS
trucks, lift trucks, material handling
2-2294.
FOR
to
HANDLING
BUY YOUR R-1 LOT im BUCARE, Rio Piedras -— Caguas Road K 172 $4.50 Per sq. meter up. Call 6-7291 or come Saturday & Sunday.
EL
automatic
purifier.
mectric
ity at attractive prices. Sucesores, 3-9280. 2303
NEWS
room,
from beautiful beach Airconditioned. Kitchen privileges. Nicest residential section, near airport. 108 Doncella St., Punta Las Marias, Santurce. 9-0774 1691 UF
Call
only
ais
including large freezer and writer. 1106 Piccione, Apt. 2943
RENT
FOR
and
ELECTRIC A, from
OPPORTUNITY — 200 meters from Hotel La Concha, Condado. Cool, wholesome, furnished room with private bath. Moderate rates. 1154 Magdalena Ave. Phone 2-2883. 2830 93
LOTS
Worid’s
cleaner
to
92
DEL PARQUE Classification.
CLEANERS
ELECTEO-LUX
Rea-
CONDADO: For gentleman large furnished room, private bath, airconditjoned, hot water, refrigerator, linen, maid service, phone & parking facilities. aul Or 2-0237. 1366 Wilson Ave.
GUEST
3-2234.
repairs and maintenance. Breathe NO DIRT, see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT. Dei Valle & Lanausse. Poincare 1604, between San Jorgc and Parque, Santura3 Telephone 2-5353. uF
private bath, hot water, private entrance. Centrally located. See Mrs. Ronda, 635 oe Juncos, Apt. 5, Stop 10, ann
DONCELLA
2-4666,
LOCATED
Arroyo
FOR
GENTLEMAN:
92
BEACH COTTAGES- furnished. linens. kitchenette & maid service. 5 min. to city, mext te Mario’s Restaurant, and airport. $6. single, $10. double. LAGOMAR COURT — ISLA VERDE Call Mrs. 9-0278.
Cali
2-2340.
facil-
UF
vacuum
RENT
NICELY
windows. windows’’,
Payment
Telephone
VACUUM
MI-
yours.
doors.
“picture
aluminum.
2396
duild-
SALE
From
observe.
AWNINGS.
enclosures,
quality
ithes up to 3 years. Call us without obligation for consultation and estimate. Pa-
or: 8-1208.
PROPERTY:
3 baths
ROOMS FOR
2-3168.
3.2375.
Travel,
Moderate
modern
bedrooms, 3 baths, living, dining, laundry, interior porch, 2 garages. Servant’s quarters all air conditioned. 910 sq.
ten. Call 2824
best
air conditioned office. Approx. 500 sq. ft. Located at Condominio Condado — Office 501, next to Woolworth Bldg. Ponce de Leon Ave. Stop 17% Santurce.
ue St Houses LA
HOUSE
16 rooms,
COMFORTABLE,
96
Call
bathtub
coode
hours,
2908
mts. 2894
SCREENS,
con-
high locations im this attractive suburban community. 3 » 2 bath house, well financed. Telephone for appointment to see, Parker, office 3-3788. SAGRADO
915
SCREENS
MODERN OFFICES, new building. Near Bayamon Shopping Center, r rent, good opportunity for doctor or an American firm. Call: John Martinez 105 Calle Comerio Bayamon, P. R. Tel. 642
2939 URB.
HORA
BUILDING
2940
SALE
Tel.
OFFICES
house, 3 bedrooms, family room, living & dining room, kitchen, bath, porch, carport. with fence. C—17 Reparto Landrau, Guaynabo, Will be open Sat. & Sun.
Avenida
sonable prices. Please phone AM - 10 Barranquitas, 2001 Aibonito. A. BLANCO.
93
HOUSES WELL
FOR
RENT
SPANISH
99
Information
BAERANQUITAS
LOST
bedrooms in the Condado area urgently required, preferably with patio, garage space and east-facing. Exchange with
$90.
8-1244,
RENT
261)
house
double
or
RAMAR. Easily adapted ta guest house. On one corner lot 800 sq. mt. Reasgpable. Call 2-1463. 2941
because Franciscus Real Estate can rent your apartments and houses to good tenants at no cost to you immediately after vacated. You lose no rent income while looking for t Pr avoided. 3 Nairn next to Presbyterian — on beach. 3-3506 -
leased
RESTORED
FOR
Patio, original well. Ideal fer office, Sallery, gifts, fashions, or restaurant. 409 San Francisco, across from Plaza Colon.
school, References St. corner Laurel. cal
SAN GERAEDO, Cupey, Block C—18. 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, fully equipped kitchen, carport, porch. Brand new. $125 monthly. Call 3-9669 Nieves. 95
AN
STORES
porch,
3-8365,
BUILDINGS
home
2
cabinets,
=
DIRECT LINE
3 APARTMENT building, | renting 14% clear on investment after; taxes & in terest. Mortgage $15,000 at 6%. Near University & busses. Park, Rio
GUEST
NO
$3
Cordova
Port,
newly
Information 1106.
FARMS
RENT
UNFURNISHED -—3 dence at Altamira near
THREE
covered
bath,
built-in
maiaee neighVazquez Boneta,
MARIAS
phone,
,
letely
Telephone
LAS
airconditioned
beater,
carport. —
95
Very attractive furnished or 3 bedroom home im lovely Bucare. Nice location with view of rolling terrain and mountains in -distance. Unusual opportunity for an adult family. $300 monthly on year’s lease. Telephone Parker, office 3-3788, home 2-8840. | 2841 92
bath. Year’s lease Parker, 3-3788.
required.
3
BUCARE:
furnished air conditioned 3 bedroom, 2 bath apartment with maid’s room and
2
3-0425. 2924
SANTA MARIA — 3 bedrooms prepared for air conditioning, 2 baths, other bedroom with bath downstairs, living room, screened porch, dining room, equipped kitchen, laundry, double carport; half acre garden. $265 monthly year’s lease. 3-1479. | 2891 91
includes
” K-3.
Ignacio hen,
dining. Jaime
beach, churches, quired. 35 Caoba
water, terrace, cabinets. $125.
2711 NEAR
PUNTA
3
porches, fully equipped kitchen and breakfast room, double garage, maid’s room & bath, large fenced yard, Rent $400, gardening included. 8-0146. 2922 a 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
2073.
$140-$150.
Unfurnished
San
3-8254
SAN FRANCISCO - Violeta 'G - 10, corner De Diego. 1,500 meter lot, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, servant’s quarters with bath, enormous tiving-dining, screens, water
2330
VERY ATTRACTIVE fully furnished home facing sea. Large livingroom, beautiful porches, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, swimming pool, garage, laundry facilities, phone. master bedroom airconditioned. Clotilde Benitez, 2-2378 — 3-0122. 2936 $2 FURNISHED SPLIT-LEVEL home in
A'RCONDITIONED LUXURY arene MENT, available Sept. 5 — Dee. 2>-d floor, can accommodate 2 er 3 ad 60"s. 1 bedroom, twin beds, bath, cedar covets, living-dining, open & closed Porch, linen, all kitchen utensils, washer-drier, hot water. Block from ocean & buses. Rent includes utilities. Caci-
Rort 2°95
23
HOUSES FOR SALE
RENT unfurnished, one Telephone
mouse.
baths, fv borhood. Call 2-9771.
apartment
SEE FRANCISCUS ADVERTISEMENT 2 AERIAENTS FOR RENT SECTION
Rey.
Unfurnished. Bolivia Hato Rey, 1:30-6:00
MARIAS:
FOR
HOUSE
3 entrances by Caguas Highway, —. _& ‘De Diego Ave... Puerto
oi famed
best
dry. fic-o,
LAS
bedrooms, screens, kitchen with stove 3-6725. 2889
fa! section Hato Rey. Living, dining, built-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, spacious cosets, 1 bath, hot water, 3 terraces. 551 Maximo Gomez St, Urb. Baldrich,
gue
efficiency
BEDEOOM
BEAUTIFUL
maid service. 67 Santiago Iglesias, cor. mer Condado St. Weekly rates. 2-$279. 2771 824
apartments and houses for rent, furnished and unfurnished. FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE, 3 Nairn, next to Presbyterian Hospital on beach. COME IN PERBON 9:30-11, 3:00-6:00.
H>‘o 2°31
— Friday, September 2, 1960
HOUSES 4
available Sept. 5 -— Dee. 15. Ist floor. Completety equipped kitchenette, adjoining room. Block from ocean & b Rent includes utilities. Cacique 2073.
Save Time And Money
MODERN
FOR ENT
HATO REY, heart of city. 5 min. t University. 2 small apa: ments, 2 reoms each, interior; for singles & couples or small families. Private bath, hot water, outdoor kitchenette. Transportation facilities. From $2. daily. Call 6-0507 8:30—10:30 eee 2944
you
time and money. Success-oriented and profit-minded professional operation has sold over $4,000,000.00 worth of property this year. 3 Nairn,i to Presbyterian =e 3-3506, $28
APARTMENTS
STAR
CLASSIFIEDS
3-8400
FEANCISCUS
SAN JUAN
ete
Schools, Street. 2720
6
SHORTHAND, weeks.
The
Santurce.
Telephone
Schoo!of
Benedict
75
De
Diego
3-5144 829
2720
99
ACUEDUCT SELL — is closer than you; RENTALS -— not too many, but all think! Recent ments first rate! Three bedroom, one bath, unfurnished, on San Francisco quarter acre
green
of fine homes with tall trees on landscaped tracts of am acr¢é or more. Cail today for an appointment to view our offerings in this and im other outstanding i
-—
a
bargain
at
$175.
Realtor
TELS, 3.5315
Three
bed-
rooms fully furnished - a distinguished Sam Patricie residence at $300. Bucare — three bedrooms, furnished, with real space throughout -— $390.
3-6535
et
24
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2
OLYMPIC RESULTS (Continued From Back Page) Medals of the day—and eighth and ninth of the Games—came in two
women’s
events,
the
and 80-meter hurdles. Elviru Ozolina’ set an record
in the javelin
javelin
Olympic
with a throw
of 183-8, almost seven feet better than the record Set four years ago, also made by a Russian. Dana Zatopkova of Czechoslovakia took the
silver medal
and
Birute
Ka-
ledene of Russia the bronze. Irina Press won the hurdles. Carole Quinton of Great Britain ‘was
second
and
Germany’s
Gisela
Birkemeyer was third. U. S. Swimmers Win Chris von Saltza, the men’s 400meter freestyle team and 400meter
medley
relay team
gave
the
steeplechase
von
Saltza
easily
won
the
eliminations
as
elTry At Floyd’ S Heavy Crown
the
Americans were all ousted. An American women, Wilma Rudolph of Clarksville, Tenn., surprised in the 100-meter second round heats. She turned in the fastest time of the competition in winning her heat in 11.5. Americans
also led the way
ROME Vy Nieder, the new Olympie shot put champion, yesterday fixed his sights on a new goal—the
In In
Rewing
rowing,
three,
into
United
Larson’s
butterfly
leg
in-
trumental to the smashing recoord time of 4:05.4. The 800-meter team recorded a time
of 8:10.2
Australia
took
Germany
to defeat
the
Japan.
silver medal.
captured
the
re
maining two medals ef the day. World record holder Armin Hary won the men’s 100-meter dash and Adelheid Schmid won the women’s. individual foil competition. Hary equalled his own
Olympic mark ing out Dave
of 10.2 in edgSinie of the Unit-
ed States. Britain’s Peter Radford was third, while two highly-regarded Americans, Frank
Budd
and
Ray
Norton,
finished fifth and sixth respectively. In the men’s 800-meter semifinals, George Kerr of the British West Indies romped to a new Olympic record with a time of 1:47.1. This broke the mark set by Tom Courtney in the 1956 Games at Melbourne. No Americans qualified in the 800
meters,
but
dominated the the 400-meter
they
completely
preliminaries of hurdles. Cliff
activity
in the
coe
week
record
States
prince
long
led
a
of
|
strong
the
six-foot-
man
from
26
won
his heat yesterday
and
the
world
record.
Now
I'd like: to try something else. “T’m interested in making some
quick money. I would like a couple of fights. I don’t want to waste a lot of time building up to a title fight.
I'd like
it right
away.”
The world agrees on i
while winning the first
heat of the 200-meter butterfly trials Wednesday. He also
regatta.
field
235-pound
box-
“T’ve :achieved everything possible as a shot putter—the Olympic championship, the Olympic
women’s 400-meter freestyle event, qualified for the finals in both leading all the way to establish a pair oars with coxwain and four new record. The 16-year American oars without coxwain, turning in turned on a tremendous burst of the fastest times of the trials. energy from the offset of the long The finals of the pair -oars will grind and avenged her defeat by pit the United States against Italy, Australia’s Dawn Fraser in the Denmark, Russia, Germany and 100-meter freestyle Monday. Rumania. In the other event, the Miss Fraser finished far back United States will be facing Great §n the 400 as Sweden’s Jane Ce Britain, Russia, Czechoslovakia, derqvist copped the silver medal Switzerland and Italy. and Catherina Lagerberg of the The yachting competition saw Netherlands won the bronze. Crown Prince Constantine of The men’s relay teams smash- Greece win the fourth race in the ed world records in winning. dragon class regatta. The victory WINNER—Mike Troy The 400-meter squad defeated of the prince, as helmsman of the, SMILING Australia by 15 meters with Greek entry, highlighted the day’s after setting an Olympic record Lance
heavyweight
Lawrence, Kansas, said. ‘‘I would like.a shot at Floyd Patterson.
Finals
the
world
ing championship. “T’m not kidding,”
the finals of the men’s 200-meter butterfly competition. Mike Troy turned in a 2:18 in the first heat and Dave. Gillanders was clocked in seventh-tenths of a second slower in the second heat.
United States its three gold mdals. Miss
Nieder Want.
Cushman, Dick Howard and Glen Davis turned in the three fastest times of the semi-finals. Russia’s Nikolay Sokolov turned in the fastest time of the day in the men’s3,000-meter
to advance
to the
finals.
(AP
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Wirephoto)
Man Held In Theft Of Transistor Radio A man who police said broke a window of a San Juan radio supply store May 24 and stole a transistor radio and _ other merchandise, has reportedly told police he committed the robbery
to
support
his
drug
habit.
Police arrested Miguel Angel Cruz Gatuy, 27, in his La Perla home months
yesterday after three of investigation into the
robbery store
of
the
in Old
The
Martinez
San
store
Vela
tf
Juan.
was
MASONRY
burglarized
yh)
three times in two weeks last May. Cruz, police said, admitted the last of the burglaries. Taken before Judge Ricardo Calderon,
Cruz
was
ordered
ee
held
DU PONT VINYL MASONRY PAINT
in La Princesa in default of $2,000 bail. A “John Doe” warrant was issued accomplice who
as
for an alleged is known only
“Corrino.”
Delany Has Lost His Speed, Won't Defend Olympic Title
' Because the beauty lasts longer,
ROME, (AP)—Ron Delany, Irish winner of the 1,500 meters at the 1956 Olympic games, yesterday told friends would not defend his title in the Rome games. The
Irishman
fy for the
failed
final of the
ters Wednesday said: “the there.” That
and
speed
failure
-PVillanova
and
to
indoor
mile
me-
was
not
Delany,
the
1,500
meters. .
Friends,
however,
the
withdrawal
his
Delany
with this
an
metric
has
s
Soyo
said‘ there mile
been
achilles
season—an
For exeiting new paint
to
from
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26 Wednesday
Baseball
Sports Today
Baltimore Defeats Cleveland; Pirates Keep Big NL Lead
A Strange Story By Jimmy Guess I’ve known
NEW YORK (AP)—The Baltimore Orioles moved to within one game of the league-leading New York Yankees Thursday night when they came from behind to defeat the Cleveland Indians, 6-3. + first
they
as
dropped
Senators.
The Detroit Tigers the Boston Red Sox,
defeated
The hero in tory was Gene
homer
_|duced
‘|his
the
of
the
tying
run
pro-
and
ran
defeated
Pittsburg
the
San
Pirates
Francisco
Giants, 74, as Puerto Rican Roberto Clemente banged out his 12th homer and two sin-
gles. The
Pittsburgh
tained
the
opener,
1-0,
on
nightcap, 60, as Garver duplicated
veteran Staf-
ford’s four-hit performance. In other American League games, the Chicago White dropped four games out
Sox of
the Pirates
main-
6%-game
ad-
vantage over second-placé Louis. The Cardinals edged
St. the
Cincinnati Redlegs, 2-1, by virtue of a home hun by Walt Moryn. The third-place Milwaukee Braves fell seven games back as they split a doubleheader with Chicago, the Cubs taking the opener, 5-4, in 10 innings, and the Braves winning the second game,
STANDINGS LEAGUE 50 600 53 589 55 567
Washington
64
63
504
12
Cleveland Detroit Boston Kansas City
60 59 55 45
65 67 71 82
480 468 437 354
15 16% 20% 31
yesterday’s
game.
Not
including
but
He
was
They
buy
was
an
he
valued
embarrased alien
their
company
outside
a dollar
with
his
awkwardness
of
the
training
business.
He
was
a
edge
Miami, Hot
New
York,
Springs,
Ark.,
Los
**‘Be My
Detroit (Score
unknown),
9-7)
12-8),
(Regan 49),
at
LEAGUE
617
—
Milwaukee St. Louis Los Angeles
Tl Tl 67
55 535 57
564 564 .540
7 7 10
San Francisco @2 Cincinnati 56 Chicago Sl
63 72 75
496 438 4.405
15% 23 27
48
19
378
night
30%
games.
11,
Chicago
Pittsburgh
7, San
St.
2,
Louis
7.
Francisco
Cincinnati
Louis
Today's Games (Cardwell 6-12)
(Simmons
Milwaukee
San
(Jay
Francisco
nigth. Only games QuaeT
LEARN
at
53), 57)
cinnati (Mclish 48), Los Angeles (Podres
the Doc
Francisco. and
he
He
spent
went
to
August
at
Guest”
made
a fuss over
him because
he
were
Doc met the pug. The pug compli-
on the sportsshirt he was
delivered to the fighter’s hotel.
“Be my
guest,” Doc’s
card advised
wearing.
The
next
day, a 5
the fighter.
’
spreads around. You have plenty, you share it. It sounded as if fighter were a pauper and Doc Doc
hung
4
St.
night. at
a philanthropist.
out at the training
camp
when
the
ki
sort of fame, too. People asked him writers mentioned him. Sometimes when he w: he was given, they didn’t use his name. fighter’s best friend.
Doc
was
It flattered Doc.
a widower.
went the distance.
Past
He w
fifty,
She quit her job in the cafe.
a boudoir
cask full of jewelry
Doc confided to people she was an i and would soon marry. They went out three-handed Doc and Doc’s girl, Nanny.
now,
the fighter
F vor”
“1 Got A
1.
Los Angeles 3, Philadelphia 1, Chicago
mented
a Jaguar,
Wednesday Scores Chicago 5, Milwaukee 4. Milwaukee
San year
.Afterward, Doc threw the party. It was
49
including
i
Chicago
79
Not
either.
The fighter called up Doc to thank him for the gift. The businegs-
Pittsburgh
| Plila.
with them,
man replied it was a pleasure to make a champ happy. He invited the kid to play golf with him. The fighter accepted. After that, they were inseparable. Happiness, Doc told the kid, was something a man
night.
NATIONAL
|;
Balti-
at
night.
03)
.
CANNON
cities usually hada gambling casino in the back room. Doc enjoyed playing the wheel. He never ran with the same people and appeared fl to pick up fresh companions in every city he visited. The fighter’s manager was a lush. He handled the pug’s deals
more
(Ford
a
the impor.
and
every
night club entertainers
Rounding out the National League schedule, the Los Angeles Dodgers downed the Philadelphia Phillies, 3-1.
(Pappas
it}
picked up a lot of tabs. In those years, the big cafes in the resort
Detroit
twi-night. New York
he;
But
check-snatcher,
Angeles
to boil out
dozen
445
up
Saratoga. The fight mob knew him only as a guy who made a bet and paid off. He liked action and didn’t complain when he lost. |
The
Baltimore 6, Cleveland 3. Washington 2, Chicago 1.
(pitehers
and
of cafe society but he didn’t-belong
at
-
pick
The headwaiters in the sporting chop-houses knew him in Chicago,
11-7.
PROOF
they
tant fights, and big stakes such as The Derby. He drifted along the
and there the association ended.
%
although
respect
camp.
guy who traveled to the big ball games,
— 1 4
Wednesday’s Scores Kansas City 6, New York 0 New York 1, Kansas City 0
Boston
a deep
by
4, Boston 2. Today’s Games Washington (pitchers unknown)
PRUEBA
and,
never takes a fighter long to meet a Doc. The Docs of the world try to wear a fighter’ reknown as if it were an overcoat that could be borrowed. Doc was a rich guy with an old cure blackground. There were those who claim he made his original score as a bootlegger, but then he owned a respectable
AMERICAN New York 75 Baltimore 76 Chicago 72
Cleveland (Locke 1-4) at Kansas City (Hall 7-10), night.
86
lonely.
Doc still served the fighter. It w as as if Nanny Doc’s kids. It must have hurt Nanny to errands and not realizing he was a stooge.
and he were
Cin
night. 11-10 at
(Sanford
10-11),
scheduled.
Nanny
was
shosting
for
8
happened
it
pug.
the
ot
3 Int
like it.
But
Nanny,
realizing
a long
was
boy
the
J. MACK
smiled.
“I know,” he said. ‘You're a favor I’d like to ask.” got “Name it, Doc,”’ the fighter “Give me the honor of being Doc about the i
both kids.
I’m
from
ways
poor, insisted the fighter tell Doc. ee cia Te ee Sea Toe Chaney med lessly for a while and then he hit Doc to abuse the kid.
TO FLY
ee
and then it happened big. The fighter was an honorable kid. He
diet
difin’t being
; bar Ded Peak But Doc |
an old geezer.
I
But {
said. i your best man,” Doc said. former fighter who is still his friend,
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ROBERTO CLEMENTE ... on hitting spree
hitting streak to 17 games. 3 Hits For Clemente In the National League, the
high-flying
being
money,
vicHis
year
a hundred Docs on the fight beat.
the tabs, they don’t mind being a stooge for a famous athlete as long as their servility masquerades as friendship. ‘ ‘ The fighter, as the story was told to me, was a decent kid from the slum of a Mid-Western town. In the years before yeu : television impoverished the racket, he made big:
42.
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GENE WOODLING ...extends hitting streak
of
Washington
Baltimore’s Woodling.
Cannon
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yesterday
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the
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downed Schlitz by that score and
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is none
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Last week’s leaders could only
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old, | similar margin.
worse
for
took
Mobile
by
a
In other matches, Bacardi shut
Stanarn
said
He
is|ed J. Mack Aero, 31 and Kramer
good/split
in
is
and
well
race.
Denia,
Kresto
with
game,
(AP)—World
ROME
weight
champion
named
Magazine day
bf
Moore
his title
Davey
2-2.
970.
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feather-|>2—1. Luis Rodriguez, Cuba; 2. FedertOf
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Chariey
Lai,
ratings released yester-|
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4-yrs-up;
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Russia defeated Uruguay, 89-53,/ ‘The U. S. is expected to have | Olympic another semi-final
long shot by secEd-
with
The Russians raced’ away to #8 most competition from the here yesterday. goal was his po’s winning || 10-0 lead in the first two minu- Russian team. Russia routed Puer-| Ocam
(3rd Race) DOUGLAS
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Outpoints Carlos MILAN,
Rican
Italy
Loses
(AP)--Italy’s European
welterweight champion Duilio Loi captured
the world
junior
defeating points by
here
welterweight
Carlos Ortiz of Puerto
last night.
crown
by
Rico on
“
Loi was narrowly defeated | Vere beating of body blows Ortiz
in
their
fight in San June.
first
Francisco
through he
title
last But
The Italian took a se-
the earlier rounds. scored a beautiful
comeback
from
the
HE
GOT
UP—Puerto
Rican
Carles
Ortiz
falls
toe
San
Francisco
his title.
earlier
this
year
But yesterday
in
which
Ortiz
the Italian took
retained
the title from
round
on
and
carried
fight to the champ. The Italian, cheered
the
on
stadium,
defeated Ortiz with
Puerto
Rican’s|)
weapon—rights
own
fa
:
to the
body
chin,
Ortiz
this attack,
With
in hand
over
the
There was a tremendous ova tion when the decision was ans nounced. All three judges: voted, for
the
72-69,
Italian.
72-71
and
The
ting:
.64-63,
j
Ortiz entered the ring at
7 and
1/3 pounds. Loi weighed ify and
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Friday, September 2, 1960
U.S.S.R. Moves Ahead at Milan,
Italy.
(AP
wirephoto.)
Labine, Clemente Combine
+
To Beat San Francisco, 6-1 SAN
run
FRANCISCO
homer
plus
Clem
(AP) —Roberto
Labine’s
Clemente’s
steady
relief
three-
pitching
in two days came off starter and loser George Maranda. e had three hits
trips.
were
His
singles.
runs. Orlando and
other
He
Cepeda
two
had
singles
in
ROME
Milwaukee
two
record
trips.
here yesterday, |strength of two Joe Adcock, one
Wins
one inch.
101, on the home runs by by Bill Bruton
and four othér extra-base hits. Bob Buhl went the distance for the Braves and won his 13th game of the year behind waukee attack. He
the 11-hit Milgave up only
six
Chicago
hits
less
and
over
held
the
first
seven
scoreinnings.
BASEBALL SCORES ORLANDO
Gold
NATIONAL LEAGUE Milwaukee 203 020 300—10 11 0 000 000 010— 1 61 | Chicago
CEPEDA .. ets
three
hits!
Buhl and Anderson (3),
Crandall; Morehead,
man (9) and Thacker. (13-8). L-Drott (016).
Medals
At The Olympics
HR—Milwaukee, Bruton (10).
ROME (AP)—Medal scores (gold, bronze, silver) in the
Pittsburgh
1950 Olympics after of competition:
San
NETHERLANDS
RUMANIA BRAZIL MEXICO
RD
a
AO
DD WW
RP HW OF
tt
WrH
14
0
000
000—1
10
0
(6)
Miller
and
Bur-
(9)
W—Haddix
and
(10-7).
(1—3).
HR—Pittburgh,
Clemente
(13)
PARTIAL SCORES NATIONAL Louis
et
BELGIUM
021-6
Maranda,
L—Maranda
St and
Rr
POLAND
KR
SWEDEN JAPAN
gess;
to
DENMARK
Oow
HUNGARY GREAT BRITAIN
000
Labine
Schmidt.
DO
AUSTRALIA
Haddix,
Pe
ITALY
300
2 (21y2
Francisco
100 SSSCCCCOMMHEwWhRUUNISeg
UNITED STATES GERMANY
days
Sec
RUSSIA
seven
Drott, Free-
W-Buhl
Adcock
LEAGUE
Gibson
~ 00
Cincinnati
30
and
Smith;
Purkey
Bailey.
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
Cleveland
Kansas
City
hee
holder
John
third behind two Russians who both cleared seven feet
CHICAGO (®—The Milwaukee Braves trounced the Chicago Cubs e
(AP)--The
2
Soviet Union put on an awesome display |
Thomas
Thomas could only finish*
a double
five
e t
of strength yesterday and captured all three track and field | gold medals up for grabs, including the hi gh jump from world
safeties
also scored
f
HighJump2rJohnThomas Finishes Third To Soviets
brought the league leading Pittsburgh Pirates a 6-1 victory ever San Francisco yesterday. Clemente’s second home run \ five
2/3 pounds.
AR
in a match
RUE
him
‘
by,
65,000 fans in the huge San
Loi well rounds.
SPO RTS
the
canvas after being hit by Duilio Loi in their title match in
Crown
tenth
th StneJuan Star
~
oops x
Puerto
Ortiz
ee
Loi
0
The
lanky Negro
A crowd
of Boston University. i bar shivered and just fell off. | of 75,000 persons stayed
in the Olympic stadium long after dusk fell to witness the high jump
missed on three tries. On the seventh day of competi-
final. After Charlie Dumas of the United States, the defending champion, had been eliminated at 6-10%,
tion
good
of
the
XVII
Olympiad,
it ap-
peared that the tide has definitely turned against the United States, although American swimmers took three gold medals.
for sixth
place,
and
Sweden’s
Stig Pettersson had taken fifth, Thomas was left with three Rus: sians.
had an umofficial team total of 191% points to 118 for the United
The bar was moved up te 7-1. Thomas, whe holds the world mark of 7-3 %4, knocked off the bar on his first try as the crowd
States.
gasped.
Early
in
the
Germany
day,
had
the
111.
Russians
On
his
second
try,
the
On the third jump, he knocked it off with his foot. : One Russian, Viktor Bolshoy, also missed on all three tries, but the bronze medal went to Thomas because he had fewet misses
on
the
way
up.
The other two Russians cleared 7-1. The gold medal
to Robert Shaviakasze over Vales riy
Brumel
The (See
for}fewer
Russian
Soviets’
Girl
misses.
other
OLYMPIC,
Wins
two
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|
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