The San Juan Star (Sept. 3, 1960)

Page 1

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

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Vol. I No. 259

‘ot Gan Sean. Penene Siew

ivil War Called Dangerous, Winds At 135 MPH Hurricane

Donna,

a gale-packed

storm center with winds up to 135 miles

‘per hour, was slowly moving towards Puerto Rico last night from its cradle deep in i the South Atlantic.

“~

\U.N. Troops Open Fire For First Time By LYNN HEINZERLING LEOPOILDVILLE, The Congo

civil war, anarchy and possibly a Communist-style dictatorship last night. For the first

2ikeep

the Windward Islands. Donna would pass remain

pioneer

‘ Angel

Ramos,

publisher

of

rison,

N.

Y.

He

was

58 years

old.

Ramos, pioneer journalist § in Puerto Rico, was co-founder of the influential Inter American Press Association and was regarded throughout the hemisphere as a (See RAMOS, Page 21)

U.~ $.-hacked'}'

ca will prove

to| Cuba

for

the

friendly nations of Latin Ameri“without.

Statehood

*

ae

ee

hate

that pro-

and

Republican

havoc,”

Party

gu-

aid

pro-

hopeful Luis A. Fe-

said yesterday.

While.

pushing

the

gram for nation-members of the

‘Pefr

Ferre,

might

be best. left to the

swiftly, and Cubans.

gress can be made

Orghieuen of American States,

-added, the| United States

bok

i

i

forces of

Kalonji.

fire

on

a_

belligerent

to

his

martial

regime

(See

threatens

diplemats

CONGO,

in

the

Page

21)

ca

Since 1954 Ferre has repeatedly recommended for White House action an economic aid

program.

based on the common

Latin American market and an international code of social protection, The Ferre plan would also (See FERRE, Page 21)

By HAROLD K. MILKS HAVANA (AP) Fidel Castro last night announced Cuba’s intention to establish diplomatid¢ relations with Red China. The revolutionary prime minister asked a so-called assembly of the Cuban peo-+

ple for aproval

of the step

and then said: “From this moment end our relations with

we the

regime of Chiang Kai-shek.” Chiang is president of the Nationalist Chinese government on Formosa. Blaming Yankees for the ills

of Cuba and ali Latin American nations,

ba’s

Castro brandished of Soviet aid-as

answer

to

actions

Organization of American

Before

f eee

sionist

army seces-

Fidel Inflames Giant Rally; Rips Up Cuban-U.S. Defense Treaty should hold to a “stand-by and

program

where Congolese have been fighting Albert

of

mining

center i troops

Veteran

LUMUMBA

.. civil war

Can Be Toot Agai A eae economic aid

PATRICE

action”.

US. Latin Aid Against Castro

Ferre: §

streets

by throwing political opponents in jail. The activity came after the Congolese government charged that the opposition Puna party attempted te assassinate President Joseph Kasavubu and Premier Lumumba. .

and “dangerous”, the bureau warned the public to keep in touch with bulletins to be issued and to be “ready for quick

Mundo newspaper in San Juan, died of a heart attack Thursday night at his summer home in Har-

diamond

opposition

Listing the hurricane as “severe”

El

the

the

killed. In Leopoldville Premier Pa trice Lumumba proceeded vigorously to wipe out political

Puerto Rico.

Dies Of Heart Attack At 58

littered

Bakwanga,

group of armed civilians. .First reports said one civilian was

The Weather Bureau reported Donna as over 1,000 miles east southeast of

Angel Ramos

order.

Bodies

opened

ured at over 18 miles in diameter.

RAMOS

African

base of Thysville in Leopoldville province, U. N. Moroccan troops

unchanged. The hurricane eye was meas.. Newspaper

U.N.

1U. N. officials counted at least 270 dead. At Moerbeke, near the army

below the south coast of Puerto Rico and would not reach this general area before ANGEL

time

forces resorted to gunfire to

At last night, the San Juan Weather Bureau said it is headed directly for

72 hours if its speed of 20 mph

(AP)--The

Congo careened crazily and bloodily toward

t

of

the Cu-

the

States.

a huge rally. in Haya-

na’s Civic |Plaza, Castro tore up the Cuba-U. S. Mutual Defense Treaty of 1952 and threw away the

pieces.

Then he told the throng to hold “for an opportune time” the question of the big U. 8. Naval base at Guantanamo. A'crowd estimated at more than 300,000 people filled the square to hear Castro denounce the United States and the OAS. “In

case

this

island

is invaded

militarily by an imperialistic force, do you accept the aid of (See CASTRO, Page 21)

WBE

SAN JUAN STAR —

Fonfrias Lashes Out West Is Cool To Sovie! Summit Talk Overtures At Coste For Making By LONDON

(AP)—Western

mit conference

in connection

with

inte a sum-

the U.N. General Assembly meeting in New

later this month.

But

Western

it carefully. President

leaders

Paris

played

sourees

Charles

de

dent

apparently

Eisenhewer

tions

from

The

French’

delegation

will be led by

Foreign

Minister

Maurice

de

Couve

Mur-

ville. Britain’s Foreign Office said Lord Home, the foreign secre

tary,

would

head

the

British de-

legation as planned. But Britam was willing to discuss with her allies the holding of a sum-

mit conference

if someone

raised

question.

U. S. Seeretary of State Christian A. Herter said he expects to head the U. S. delegation to the United Nations for the first week after the General Assem-

COLOR?

not

be

at

newsmen

when

arrived at the frontier station Helsinki.

“What

would

senhower

and

on

Soviet-Finnish his way to

you

say

if

Macmillan

Eiwere

also sent to New York?” one reporter asked. “% Khrushchev, according to the radio,

“It

he

in El Federal contributions ampunting to “hundreds of millions fr Federal

replied:

would

be

good.”

Fonfrias, in a said that the purpose of of tha adiettice

News In Brief |

Gaulle

would not be going te the United States for the Sept. 20 meeting.

will

Presi-

the U. S. session at that time. If the President did go, he automatically would be head of the U. S. delegation. Moscow Radio said Khrushchev was bombarded with ques-

said

probably

20.

means

say-

eras

millan joined him at the U.N. general assembly session. Khrushchev announced Thursday that he would lead his country’s delegation to the assembly.

This

as

Red China Blasts Sen Jese Action

<

the

declaration

was

approved

“under

pressure

by

abling the interference of the U. S. in internal the dividing and enslaving of Latin America.”

Kennedy -Raps

Nikita’s

the

U.

Cuban

UN

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en

affairs

and

Trip

BOSTON (AP)—Sen. John F. Kennedy said here yesterday that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, who has announced he

will

personally

lead

a delegation

realize that an election deciding ourselves who

is going shall be

to the

United

Nations

on and we're quite president.” “We do

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Bureau

WASHINGTON—Administrator

Norman

“should

P. Mason

the Housing Agency has

capable of not desire

said yesterday

said im a brief news conference.

better

British

New

sition” for either Federal monwealth governments.

Doctors

Hail

(AP)—British

Drug

doctors yesterday hailed

the “outstand-

housing

The HHFA

a one-way head

passed

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. s Of Anti-Clericalism

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Mufioz said that some priests The Most Rev. James P. Davis, Roman (Catholic Archbishop of were mixing religion with politics San Juan, yesterday refuted a in support of the CAP during mass warning by Gov. Mufioz that ‘‘omi- and warn-i of ‘‘ominous signs’ -nous signs” of anti-clericalism of anti-clericalism. The people of Puerto Rico, Bishop could be noted in Puerto Rico. “The government,”’ Bishop Davis Davis said, “have nothing te fear ‘said, “is making the mistake of from the Christian Action Party, considering the formation of the as the CAP will respect all reliChristian Action Party a ‘crisis’ in gions and minority opinions.”

Puerto Rico, claiming there will be

an e of anti-clericalism on the island.” ‘Puerto Rico has never had a history of anti-clericalism and it won’t have any now,” Bishop Davis said,

He spoke at graduation exercises yesterday morning at the College of the Sacred Heart in Santurce. His short speech, lasting about five minutes, was delivered in Spanish before an audience of about 200 which

§

GRADUATION—Haydee Bishop

James

Vela,

P. Davis

at

23; kisses

the ring

graduation

exercises nae the

College of the Sacred Heart yesterday. Puig, 22, of Hato Rey, another grad. Gunter Hett).

Watching is Enid (STAR photo by

included the three-

girl graduation lege. Bishop Davis

class

of

mention

Muioz

the

made

of Gov.

no

direct

in his talk,

neighboring?

the

to

visit

Chavez indicated the recent rupture of diplomatic relations between the U. S. and the Dominican

Republic

would

not

pre-

vent Teamster affiliation: of Dominican workers. “The membership is the important

thing,”

he

said.

With 3-Day Program The Baptist Church in Carolina will inaugurate its new academy weekend

program open

with

which

house

this

a _ three-day

starts

with

an

at

che

afternoon

school located 6n the 65th Infantry Highway. Sen.

Hipelito

Last

Marcano

of

April

initial stand the Trujillo

20,

he

by re-

announced

the Teamsters would back efforts of anti-Trujillo exiles to boycott Dominican shipping here. But the anti-Trujillo position was reversed a short time later,

Baptists To Mark Academy Opening this

reversal of the Chavez against gime.

reportedly

on

direct

or-

ders from Teamster president James R. Hoffa. When the Teamsters later placed a picket line against El Imparcial newspaper in San Juan, the Dominican labor movement cabled its support to the Teamsters and reportedly pledged that no Dominicans would come to Puerto Rico as strikebreakers. At the height of the Imparcial strike violence registered

the

the

free

political

Rev.

Angel

Seda,

chaplain

of

Puerto

Rico

wa.

and

bute to the program. Principal of the Baptist Academy

fs

Mrs.

Maria

Medero

de

Ponce

' snbiaintunmints ceenett

"'the board

of directors. ee

The

Longshoremen’s

reason

in

Ciudad

The

longshoremen pact was vigorously criticized by the AFL-CIO, and the ILA warned that its Dominican ties could lead to expulsion from the Federation. However, the matter of the Dominican affiliation has been left in abeyance by the AFLCIO executive committee. Last July, the Teamsters backed

a

successful

Hotel

meeting

CAP

which

Melia,

Miss

Enid

effort

by

session

Luisa

Haydee

Vela

Vela

Earlier, suaga,

the

graduated

the

Rev.

RIOJA, both

“American

Style”

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Gucyome St.

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aoe

he oe ce oe

a senior

Hote

nan to-go

Rep, FB

i

Miss

cum

laude.

Mother

Ar-

president of the college, told

students

tremely

they

should

jealous’

of

be

their

‘‘exliber-

ties and not be ‘‘slaves to fashion.” “God created us free and we must

be

careful

freedom,”

to

preserve

that

she said.

and

place

attended candidate

a

group

of

for the council from area were Perea and

Guillermo

Arbona.

San Juan, party Davila, party

chairman secretary

Eduardo Flores, lawyer Jorge Luis Cordova Diaz, lawyer Jose L. Feliu Pesquera, and architect Gilberto Gonzalez Seijo were named as delegates. The last-named is a brother of Statehood Republican party candidate for the San Juan mayoralty, Manuel Gonzalez Seijo. High-ranking

Gilberto brother, The

CAP

sources

said

Gonzalez is, like his a statehood supporter. status

preferences

UNION

of

the

CHURCH 2310

Leurel

Donald You cre welcome Speeking Church

St.,

other members of the CAP advisory council are reportedly split about evenly between ence and statehood.

Perea and independence Rep.

Jose of

It was

\

Flores have strong backgrounds, and L.

Feliu

still technically lator

independ-

the

listed

Pesquera

as

Church 9 A.M.

and

triggered creation of the Christian Action. Party. Other members committee which

statehood

for

of the advisory reputedly favor

Puerto

Rico

Old Nazi Atrocity LONDON (AP)—Moscow radio says authorities in Communist Estonia have uncovered evidence showing Nazis slaughtered 3,000

Czech and German Tallinn in 194243.

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citizens

JUAN

Punta Les Maries

E. Johnson.

t’astor

Service

A.M.

Youth Groups 6:00 p.m. Phone

3-4197

the

We

HOTTEST

include

lawyer Cordova Diaz, Ponce merchant Arbona, and Mario Davila.

School 11:00

in fa-

vor of expediting religious education for public school pupils that

at the English which serves

Worship

Party.

campaign

people of all faiths. end

is

a legis-

Independence

Feliu’s

! !

at

de

and

Good news for the

CAFE

were

Rexach

ILA to break a short-lived boycott by anti-Trujillo refugees here to boycott Dominican ships.

Style

re

complet-

Oliver Puig.

Miss

held

took

was

gubernatorial

Association—

Trujillo.

summer

Pons,

yesterday. meeting,

at the

From Mario

considered a Hoffa ally despite its AFL-CIO. membership— chartered Dominican longshoremen

The

businessman

chains, Grand Union and Pueblo Supermarkets. Look for the package with the band indicating

afternoon, the inaugural will include an adress

the U. S. Navy band will

command

Selected the Ponce

for the trip has not been revealed. Last March, the International

American

by Dr. Oscar Rodriguez, executive sity

Trujillo.

“Delicioso”

Castro Baptist

secretary of the Baptist Convention of Puerto Rico. The Univer-

Ciudad

the

who

for work

We are pleased to advise that you can now buy our

of

Church in Carolina and director of the new academy will preside. Monday ceremony

to

American housewife!

Presbyterian Hospital in Santurce, will speak at an afternoon dedication program. Rev. Felix Rodriguez, pastor of the

high

Salvador. Perea party leaders.

last June, Chavez and his publicity aide, Federico Virella, chartered a plane for a flight

AGAIN,

Popular Party, will deliver the principal address at ceremonies to be held tomorrow morning and

Party

by

“respect

in

Carmen

By HAROLD J. LIDIN seven-man - advisory council created at a Christian Action

A was

Rico

to

graduates

CAP Forms 7-Man Advisory Committee learned

J. LIDIN

If the Teamster charter mate rializes, it will mark a complete

interested

three

degrees

Mrs.

only in “restoring morality to government.” Most of Bishop Davis’ talk concerned the graduates and their lives ahead.

ring to a statement made last week by the Governor in which Mufioz advised priests in Puerto

The Brotherhood of Teamsters may soon sign an estimated 2,500 drivers in and around the Dominican capital of Ciudad Trujillo, it was learned yesterday. Teamster international representative Frank Chavez returned Wednesday from island, where he met with officials of the Trujillocontrolled labor movement.

was

ed

but it was obvious he was refer- Wednesday night in Ponce, it was

Teamsters Move To Sign 2,500 Dominican Drivers a

said the party

col-

ideas of their parishioners.”

By HAROLD

He

The

ceived

are offering the

DEALS IN TOWN!

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near

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September, 3, 1968 Good

Is

Yellen’s

Costa Named Financial Red Cross Administrator (Third

Cesar

Costa

Mandry

has

appoimted administrative director of the Red Cross Blood Bank pro-

gram

in

the

nounced

island,

yesterday

nio R.

Silva,

local

Red

it

was

by

Cross

program

that

this

guarantee

is

cent

of

his

trons

newly

organized

of the

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Corp.

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the

guarantee is paid

Development

Co.

(PRIDCO),

the}

In

addition,

according

profits. contends

that

a loan

the

a position he has

held

by

fore

I

be

to the

do,

this

making

a good

deal

of

19 for

tural

Silva

added.

Mrs.

respectively, tant nurse.

head

Syracuse,

nurse

N.

and

Y.

for

assis-

special

of the dispute. This discussion is concerned with the financial aspects of the argument. Actually, the controversy about

training, and then will go to Washington, D. C. Mrs. Diaz Garcia and Mrs. Ayala will leave next Monday for Atlanta, Ga, to re

cording

ciation.

The

the

Bankers

balance

of

contract with his own company, | has studied the matter, reports

Development Corp. The! that a typical contract for a Theatre major source of contention and dway lucer usually runs:

Asso-

the

dona

misconception

tien will be used for initial administrative expenses of the Blood Bank

here

than

year,

for

Tass

the

196061

misconceptions

Yellen

receives

550,-

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to

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Ron

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the

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reciprocate

theYuletide

in

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be

The

be

and

will’

are

company

old

about

into

exchanged

in

the

category

concerns

of

PRIDCO’s

financing.

Here

the

role

the

ma-

in the bank and producer Yellen can begin limbering up his check-writing hand. The money,

have

moved to our

of:

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a

It is not

unlikely

that

PRIDCO

would agree. In producer Barry Yellen, they believe they have @

winner

in their,

strugggle

ment

at times,

between

and

a

imaginative

uneasy

sound

more

invest-

productive,

risk.

And certainly one man aware of Yellen’s importance in the ambi tious

program

is

told

the

the

producer

himself. When

of

security

yst’s

recommendation

plied

quickly:

ana-

Yellen

re

“The corporation plans to insure my life for $100,000 as soon as the details can be arranged.”

poree té.be held here im over ten years. The scouts under the direction of troop leaders will pitch tents on

prepare for a three-day Golden Jubilee Camporee. Celebrating the 50th anniversary of American scouting, it is the first such cam-

Senturce, Puerto Rico

thing

2,000 Scouts Due Here For Camporee

Senturce

Tels. 3-4840 & 3-9960 P. O. Box 9999,

loan

More than 2,000 Bey Scouts and Explerers from troops throughout Puerte Rico and the Virgin Islands

NEEDLE TRADES EQUIPMENT CORP. 1966

$75,000

first

“is a life insurance policy en Yellen. Everybody’s money is riding, on him.”

“good

second

corporation

the

will

900 shares of the new corporation valued at about $9,000. dispute

one

concedes

worth considerably’ more than the agreed upon exchange price. The producer’s personal share of San Juan Drama Festival Inc. will

Stock

shareholder in this company,” adds one security company analyst,

Industry end te the generel public thot we

the

spacious

chapel, tration

Isla

recreational areas, and

campfire

cooking.

Verde

air-

and adminisfacilities fer It

will

be

a

miniature of the 5th Natienal Jam

& STAR BOWLING CENTER

boree held at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo. earlier this year. A

TODAY,

AT

SATURDAY

12:00

NOON

10:00 P.M. to 2:00 A.M. DANCE

TOMORROW, SUNDAY 12:00

NOON

Catholic

church

Rio Piedras

I feced the problem of food, and es

hope

53O per

an insurance bond

stock

“etc,” he insists that

the

a

its

money

go

through life resembling one of Disney's creations—and besides only one

(3)

of

must post

“The

receive

will

for

company

mestly

net much

submit

lawyer. “It’s just as if PRIDCO: has takena stroll to the risk of the ee: wheel.”’

is

cleared to

development

of his line

must

budget in advance; for

insists

€OQ’s

agents,

want

and

that

It gives us greet pleesure te announce to our clients in the Needle

my mind a bit, and | realized thot, mo matter how lovable the creature on

imeome,

Yellen

While

a cent

preferred stock. Here, ef course, PRIDCO has considerably less control of its investment. “The whole thing is fantastic,’”

PRID-

infected

cleansing

none

exchange.

even

Preferred

is that

motor. * Sheken by this news, | headed for @ nearby bistro to commune quietly with e couple of shots of Ron Superior de Puerto Rice. |! thought of the TY commerciats showing dentures deftly slipped into hand-blown goblets

of! of gross

etc.”

cre

guar: i PRIDCO that each ee specifications of the budget.

jor miseonception

|

but didn’t do anything about it until @ girl told me that | looked like a squirrel in a Walt Disney cartoon, my cheeks were that swollen. | then went to a dentist who advised me

one-third

new offices at the comer

by J. L. Towne

from

are | l¥, (2) Plus one to two per cent

ATTENTION NEEDLE INDUSTRY WE HAVE MOVED

ABOUT TOWNE... Recently,

prod

ducer

Etc.”

contend

company

will,

“good

that

held

reports.

suffering

Pcs

crities

new

the

shares

widely

600 students have been enrolled at Soviet higher educational institutions

Yelien’s

car

buying

Red Education Report (®—More

is

Festival. “Geed Will,

ef

each segment of his five-part production schedule. Once PRIDCO approves ‘the budget and agrees to advance Yellen part of his credit, the! pro-

the producer is using the new company “to bail out the debts They note of the old one.” Theatre that according to the Development Corp. prospectus,

salary and profit participation. Two | (1) salary of $350 to $400 week-

here.

MOSCOW

a

One local financial expert who

Yellen’s

concerns

one

Category

they

standard producer’s

beth subject to dispute.

He added these training courses are being financed with a $15,000 from

remuneration,

of breaks down into two eategories, | fall considerably short fees.

to Silva.

donation

comparison? pa i . While there can be little doubt an represent terms these that

the finances of the Yellen dea}|4ttractive

ceive special training at the National Central Blood Bank there, ac-

Drama

2 oe zainst

.

oa

implications

theatrical

and

form Pp.

a line

.

Bank,

Josefina Diaz Garcia and Mrs. Jennie Carrasquillo Ayala, graduate nurses, have been appointed,

get

detailed

mo-

Becerra, at present with the San Patricio Hospital, will leave Sept.

Blood

in the

but

of credit, Yellen

will

ney.” financial arm of Fomento, was| stock prospectus, Yellen colleets Another source of dispute in investing in the venture—auto-| “normal representation, travel- the contract is the agreement of matically making every taxpayer|ing and hotel expenses,” and the new company to exchange a silent theatrical angel Theater Development Corp. $43,000 of its common stock— In the nine days since, many of| agrees te pick up the tab for or roughly 50 percent of its these newly designated angels|‘moving Mr. Yellen, his wife, } °F common outstanding initial have been anything but silent. child, and furnishings te Puerto shares—for presently outstandThe two previous articles on the | Rico.” ing issues of Yellen’s San Juan Yellen ruckus have aired the cul-

at all,

To

for

corporation

is not

dit—in effect a ceiling on the help that PRIDCO will extend to him.

the past three years. “] intend to make more money eventually,’ he said. “But be-

es

ed that the Puerto Rico Industrial | the company, not PRIDCO.

chapter.

Dr. Juan M. Becerra has been appointed medical director for the

Show,

collect more than his minimum.

At that meeting, he also reveal-

however,

$15,000 minimum is well below his recent salary as stage director of the American Motors

Actually Yellen's guarantee is against his one-third share

ambitious

of the

Yellen

paid

by PREIDCO.

the

Theatre Development

Anto

admimistrater

of a Series)

announced

ducer

an-

Col.

and

Just how good is Barry Yellen’s deal? One week ago, the young pro-|Pad

been

Corp.

View Of Theater

HARMON | the profits plus a $15,000 guarantee

FREDERICK

By

ice

Deal?

’

How

Tournament between

Danee

PAQUITO

three

and

Protestant

be

held

Sun-

days

ef

treep

Old Mother Hubbard’s

and

BOWLING

will

day, opening activities.

| yysitee LANES , of Levittown, Penna. STAR

mass

service

Coffage Wins Reprieve

CENTER

PLYMPTON, England (#—Old Mother Hubbard’s cottage has won a reprieve. Devonshire Council ruled it must net be puk led down.

to the music of

LOPEZ VIDAL’S COMBO

Plympton village’s elders want.

JUBILEE

LANES & STAR

BOWLING

2:30 to 5:30 P.M. LISTEN OR DANCE TO

BOB SMIETAN and his Dixieland All Stars Carlton Smith, Clarinet

8:00 P.M.

STEAK & CHAMPAGNE DINNER DANCE

Help the ladies to Hamburg!

Z

ed

to

get

rid

of

it as

unfit

for

habilitation. Now its stome walls and thatched roof will get a faceliftin the hope of making it

a tourist

attraction.

* are. Sarah Martin wrete the , nursery rhyme about Old Mother | Hubbard in 1804. Old Mother

Hubbard was Mrs. Martin's heusekeeper.

She

retired to live with

Be

ie

Oe

ore

es

oe

were tough and as every mop ir pHvilege

eee =

SR

----

| |

Rockefeller’s Son Stumps With Ferre In New York By New

PETER

York

Register and. vote! Where is your power? Your power is in voting.” Later he commented, “I didn't know what I was going to say until I said it.” He explained he

KIHSS

Times

News

Service

NEW YORK—“El-hijo del Gobernador” — Gov. Rockefeller’s 28-year-old son, Rodman—cam‘ paigned

through

Spanish

Harlem

had

Thursday, telling the city’s Puerto Ricans “su poder es votar (your strength is in voting).” He

bought

a bunch

of

fig

ba-

learned

his

Spanish

in

Ve-

and Honduras. nezuela On the rounds with him was Luis A. Ferré, the’ 56-year-old Republican

Statehood

party

Can-

manas and a bag of peaches in didate for Governor of Puerto the Park Avenue market, ate one Rico. Mr. Ferré ran for the same of each and gave away the rest. job in 1956, and said he more He told the people he was glad than doubled the 1952 vote of to meet them—‘“tanto gusto.” his party to 27 per cent of the He took along 5,000 copies of total—“if we ean double it again, a circular in Spanish, and gave we'll win.” out many himself, thriftily stressMr. Ferré estimated Gov. Roing to on-coming children, “give ekefeller had carried 40 per cent them to your parents—they can of the city’s Puerto Ricans in vote.” The

1958, circulars

said

Richard

M.

Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge, as Republican Presidential and - Vice-Presidential

candidates,

“want to remind you... you must register and cast your vote to win and protect your rights as American

citizens

and

ding dignity.” Mr. Rockefeller,

correspon-

six feet three,

made one speech in Spanish a sound truck at Lexington

nue and “You

122nd know

Governor. the

Street. He said: my father, the

Now

you—all

from Ave-

I

Puerto

want

to

meet

Ricans—because

Republican

party

wants

to

help you. How

can we help you?

Mayaguez

Man

SFC

Ramon

Cruz,

Mayagiiez,

the

U.

than

has

S.

30

a

native

retired

from

after

more

Army

years

of

military

ser-

vice.

Cruz

was

French

a

trumpet

horn

8ist

U.

lives

with

player

S.

Army his

=

with

Band.

wife,

he

sought

the

and the

Cruz

the

Amparo Hernandez O’Neill St., Hato Rey.

former

at

157

NEED

Juan

LionsClub

President

Raul

Buxeda

was

one

of

Nixon-

Lodge ticket had a chance to get half of the 100,000 registered now.

The copies, printed by the Department of Public Works, also safety program. About 10,000 pamphlets were passed out.

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nual at

convention

this

Exchange has

14

island,

Club,

the

hotel. National

organization

chapters

throughout

with

membership

a

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Dow Jones

YORK

Close

INDUS rf UTILS @ STOCKS

SUGAR

YORK

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sugar .

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futures Ne L

Paice

dance,

coronation

observance

(AP)-—Coffee

spot

of the Labor

Day

day in the United States. The market was mixed

holi-

at

the

opening, sold off in the first hour, recovering slightly during the mid-

day and then resumed its decline in the afternoon. Closing prices

Santos

were

around

their

lows

for

the

- | day. bens at 36.00-36.25A and 5S at 35.00 35.25A. Most losses ranged from a few “B” futures closed 11 te M higher. cents to around $1 a share. Sales 53 contracts. Gd

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EVERY 1960 |

B1 Year-Sale

GRISSOM CHRYSLER 65th Infantry Rood-Rio Piedras- Bayomca

Jones 30 industrials at 625.22.

Volume traded

Ponce.

de Leon 520, Stop , +

(4s %

4% £49226

£4754

4444444447443

with

3,460,000

most

five

active

advanced,

at 1642

on

ac-

124,100

American Stock Exchange prices also were mixed. Volume was

1,370,000

shares

compared

with 1,590,000 Thursday. Corporate bonds showed little change as trading dwindled to

.88

the lowest

total for a non-holiday

session in almost three years. U. S. government bonds also showed little change in slew dealings over the counter.

shares shares

Thursday.

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The Associated Press average of 60 stocks fell .20 to 220.60. The Dow

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Closing Stock Quotations

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the

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NEW YORK (AP)-Domestic sugar | May futures No. 6 closed 5 lower. Sales 15| A—Asked; High

Exchange

a formal

COFFEE FUTURES NEW

FUTURES

contracts

By JOHN MCKEE NEW YORK (®—The stock market declined slightly in light, preholiday trading yesterday. The market will be closed Monday in

ing.

Jones | mar

Off Off Off

Ca-

Over 300 members are expected to attend the three-day meet-

Changes

625.22 ele ° 207.37

by

lk

(AP)- Closing Dew

,

3%

night, the

will hold

highlighted of a queen.

of

the national organization. Cenvention festivites will be gin with a cocktail-reception at 4 p. m. and will close with a luncheon banquet presided over

NEW

Tomorrow

Clubs

Declines Slightly

In Pre-Holiday Trading

by District Governer Arturo Trion at noon Monday.

afternoon

the Condado Beach Associated with the

pow.

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September, 3, 1960

33%

-% a, | Uneh

(Courtesy eof the San Juaa Merril. Lyuch, Pierce. Fenner

|

office of & Smith,

Bid 23 4% 23

Ask

Central Aguirre Com. Oil Ref. Co. Fajardo East. Sugar Fajardo

28

30

East.

Su. pf,

4%

Maule Industries Pueblo Supermarkets P. R. Telephone

T% 15% 55

So.

16%

P.

R.

Sugar

Franklin Stores Nebraska Cons.

8

13% 14%

15%

George E. Frank Named Bureau Head

Of New Labor Office The

U. S. Department

has announced the of George E. Frank

of Laber

appointment of San Juan

as area direetor of the Bureau of Labor-Management Reports. The office opens Tuesday in the

Condado ce. Frank,

50, who

the

S.

U.

Wage

Condominium,

and Hour

past

20

jas.

He

years,

has

labor

Santurbeen

with

department’s

Division for the is ajnative

is a graduate

of La-

of

Inter

American University in San Ger-

man and attended the Uniyersity of Puerto Rico in Rio Piedras, He served as wage-hour investigation supervisor in Mayaguez

before

coming

to

the

San

Juan office. The Labor-Management Bureau with offices at 609 Condado Ave., with assist Jaber organizations and employers in ‘complying with the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959. Appointment of Frank was made by Bureau Commissioner John L. Holcombe in Washington.

THE SAN j

U.S. Overseas = Interest On Upcoming SAM DAWSON Business News Analyst

FNEW

YORK

i#—Castro,

jillo,

Lumumba—they

three

of

the

trouble

tions

of

the

only of our oil companies but of the Middle East governments dependent

Tru-

lems

there

but

keep

them

names

on

The

Uncle Sam’s list when sizing up his trade and investment prospects with the rest of the world. Coming up this month is a full-scale conference on tariff and trade with most of the naWestern

world.

and

so

anxious

to

at a boil.

Soviet

is

shipping

oil

to

Cuba, where our refineries have been seized by Castro. Seviet

price

cutting

has

led

American oil’ companies to lower prices in India and the Middle East—to the distress not

Its

priced)

and

against

The

American

and

industrialist ts

also aware that while output has been stalemated here for several months, it has been boom-

ing

abroad.

A

sideline,

but

a

troublesome

one, is the flow of investment these from gold and money shores for the currently more dollar ones. The prospering undermined—but been hasn’t the threat, however farfetched, is there. Inflamed Sore Spots government has The Soviet causing

been

sore

on

concentrate

and inflame them. The Congo’s copper

be

Suit Against Rafael Cobian Is Postponed A $1 brought theater

against

movie

fael Ramos monwealth

been

and

film

house

Cobian,

head

Management

NEW

PRESIDENT—Anibal

Thursday

at

a

meeting

(STAR

through

Federal

Ruiz

Ra-

BASIC

CONSTRUCTION

of Com-

Cobian’s

Court

Nazario

ing

until

the

hearing

a beautiful with

theater

next

week.

avail-

Judge

Clemente

suspended

the hear-

October.

will

The

be

the

FOR GOOD

Corp., has

chain before they are made

able to their houses.

ef

phote)

+

association.

Court action is being taken by the independent theater owners in order to force the major film producing corporations to supply them with current films, and net funnel

them

So-

temayor is the new president of the -Professional Life Underwriters Assn. of Puerte Rico. Setomayor and the group’s new beard of directers were honored

until next month.

postponed

date

their

-money.

trend of

But

middle

this

continues of

it

invest-

a fast

representing

American

mounting

at

business

operating

The seems But

industrial slowdown here to be spending the trend. already the European

economy

was

rate than Industrial

growing

at a faster

ours. The National Conference Board

a

to

costs

creased by an average of 157 per cent of -the 1953 level in the

European

countries many,

common

of

France,

Belgium,

market

West

Ger-

Luxembourg,

the Netherlands and Italy. The rate of growth was per

cent

in

the

European

125 Free

Trade Assn. countries of England, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Portugal and Austria. In the United States 1959

is still continuing in 1960 while the US. economy is trying to climb back to the 1957 level. Ifs against this background that US. officials go to Europe this month to bargain with the Western nations im one of the Periodic meetings of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT). Out of these meetings come tariff and quota concessions—with prospects this

time that the bargaining be long and hard.

Sef For US Markel NEW

YORK

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major U.

for

announced

Finish Phone 6-5003

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Sept. 5, because of the Labor Day holiday. Canadian exchanges and grain

of the 1953 level. And in Canada it was 117 per cent. The capital boom in Europe

markets also will be closed for the same reason. The London stock market will be open however.

manufacturing

output

was

WhO ihe

yy ORE

Great thoroughbreds from Puerte Rice, Argentine, Chile

and the U. S. will compete for a $6,900 PURSE in the DOCTOR’S DAY CLASICO. . . See Starnan, the 3 years old champ

compete

POST

with

the older

TIME:

thoroughbreds.

3:00

P.M.

omandante

Sales Just Started — and the Savings are Just Terrific!

GRISSOM CHRY SLER: See i

PUERTO

RICO'S

PRIDE

REGULAR TRANSPORTATION FROM ALL LEADING HOTELS

EXCITING!

S.

stock exchanges and commodity exchanges will be closed Monday,

f Fiesta Hipiea

Nt

will

Labor Day Closing

TODAY!

exhibitors

magnet

the

potentials

that by the end of 1959 re- reports manufacturing dutput had in-

diplomatic in

industrial

Also

here and to compete better with

million anti-trust suit by local independent owners

of

ment escape

spots—

may

off

Caught

clip—some

trade, too. While the Soviet total share is small, it manages to

breaking

flight

world

in

trouble

oil revenues.

are many American manufacturing, shipping and banking firms with’ physical assets there or thriving businesses in peril. jille’s hand hovers over only| a tiny part ef total American investments abroad. These come to about $29 billion, The spread of unrest in the world can’t help but increase American worries about the safety of

loss

of trade abroad to European Japanese manufacturers.

on

growing abroad.

upset is Venezuela at seeing|‘ much of its oil income siphoned away in the general world confusion in the oil business. The Dominican Republic under Trujillo is flirting with Mr. K.,-'too, on the heels of our lations.

timing coincides with growing protests in this country against inroads of foreign goods (often Jower

Focus Their Trade, Tariff Talks

{he reason Khrushchev is so solicitous about Lumumba’s prob-

are

7

— Saturday, September, 3, 1960

THE

“DOCTOR’S

DAY

CLASICO”

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dining

suite.

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10 Masterpiece

Of Diplomatic

Impertinence

Nixon's Knee Injury A Political Liability

Ready Or Not, Here | Come! By New

JAMES York

chev in residence, there will be plenty of highlevel hobnobbing, with or without President Eisen-

RESTON

Times

News

Bervice

WASHINGTON—There is only one word that describes Nikita Khrushchev’s bland announce ment that he will be coming ever to New York

hower. The President is now im an embarrassing position. He has been hesitating about going to

later

the

this

month.

It is the Yiddish word khutzpa, which means arrogant presumption, and is illustrated by the

evidence that this is a rather special occasion. He even had early public indications that Khrush-

old

mother

chev

on

couple

story

and

about

father

ground

the

and

that

man

then

he

was

an

States Government if it did not exist. He is unwanted

courtesies

killed

for

his

mercy

the

up

orphan.

The Soviet Premier

normal

who

pleaded

contempt:

here

but

almost

undisturbed.

The

procedure

deter

of diplomatic

reasons

for

coming

are

clear

enough.

Mined

te

influence

revolution

and

the

play

course

a central

the in

He

usual

contro-

There

will

be

seventeen

eligible

for

membership

in

the

N.

crisis

Lumumba

on

him

posing

two

not

Preblem

be

all

over

New

doing,

Khrushchev

of

the

on

a

Congo

is the

personal

and

any

other

militant

with

African

| though

be something more could diplomatic impertinence.

@ | worton

than

It could

that

in

is

President

the

its uses, for it is a conflict does not stop

reminder while we

Sir: 1 am

bope eyes

this

writing

this

letter

in

that the world are fighting an

that it will fall under the of someone who accepts

responsibility

of

a sewage

green au

foam,

all forms

tizens

three

be

State so bold

51,

You

state

that you

I

We

have Health

graduate schools in one field or another, we cannot believe in the double talk which Mufioz feeds

“many reastatehood. Ameri-

all of you.

Jose C. Barbosa-Muniz Rie Piedras, P. R. ee

zenship for as long as your nationality is American, you will feel as “unnatural” as “if the

ON

Jvan

Ron.an.

No

one

seems

As the

to basie

political power reason for some

POTOMAC FEVER

MMMM

7M

AWWW Soviet

dogs, how

outer was

“Oh, dog’s

and up

Belka,

back

“And

Strelka:

Moscow. se

Dick

Nixon

two

Pravda:

there?”

just like life.”

It’s

a

‘

orders

his

staff

to keep religion out of politics. Some preachers, however, seem to hanker to put politics into religion, sets

Senator

Scott

KNE

Washington

interview

space. it

FLETCHER STAR

newsmen

Strelka

from

WWW...

By

You

not perish. Take it from Jose.

to

have the responsibility. However, Mr. Romén please remember that

charges

Ken-

buying

votes

Bureau

being of us

They

to 1.

at

the

independent

voters

and

the

can’t win.” that Nixon

complete

Democratic

Chairman

at Walter

Reed

Hospital here to put more

tell, there

TODAY’S

BEST

FROM

the

separation

States. But they

a

I admire

Mr.

work

into future

is no gloom.

about

Con-

cepeién de Gracia and Dr. Albizu Campos because they say outright what they stand for and do not wear a mask. Rafael Bird San Juan, P. R,

j par-

speeches

and

through visits from staff members. (The only restriction on him is that he keep off his feet.) He is using a compulsory vacation to think and plan more than otherwise he could have done. There is; no idleness in the hospital room at Walter Reed. And, so far as one can

to do things like the FerndsMurray Bill to gradually sepa-

independence,

is

while simply forgetting the speeches he has had to cancel. He is keeping in constant touch with his staff—by telephone

rate us more and more from the rest of the Nation, so that some day Congress will say, “Well Puerto Rico is almost away from sees us. Let us complete the rest and Prominent athletes form a let them be entirely away from us, as a free independent repu“Dick Nixon Sports Committee.” They envy a guy who can get blic,” You can be sure that this is the whole country aroused over what Mufioz Marin is driving at, a one-game schedule. it matters not what hé may say. ees Although I am strongly against Former

ahead

throws off bad situations with an automatic shrug and sets out to find some form. of salvage in them. Thus he is now using his time

States. want

is

ticularly good—and never bad—for the Republicans for the simple reason that they start from behind anyhow. So, if the hiatus now forced upon Nixon can be used by Kennedy to dominate the headlines some net Democratic gain is all but inevit1 able. But if Nixon’s people are philosophic, as they are, the Vice-President himself is even more so. A remarkably fatalistic politician, he

that

with

Democrats;

dissatisfied

care of themselves. And the most Democrats has always been—and

Neither man shall gouge, kick or scratch while blaming the other side for all the nation’s ills.

Herbert Hoover again.

Scott free.

i

4 do not dare ask for it. They try

to get home

is

mind

association

from the United

for him. Scott is the new Republican hatchet man and it’s hard for any Democrat this year

family

in

are not all sincere

permanent

Butler says Jack Kennedy will be another Franklin Roosevelt. Kennedy’s trying to make a brave start—by running against

nedy’s

bear

show-

for the Nixon forces is to keep this problem is unalterable. It is to keep

dependentists from the Governor down, with few exceptions.

United

Kennedy and Nixon agree a fair campaign code. Rule

should

was

cause it to sit back and take it easy. In Nixon’s case was the slightest danger of any such complacence. For

we have a local government composed of exnationalists and inThey

awa

NOAA,

¢

GOVERNMENT

Sir: I congratulate you on your excellent editorial ‘Convenience or Association?”

Please Joseph, do not worry about our Latin Civilation, it will

notified the Department and the mayor, Mr.

the

had the good fortune of attending

fections which the doctor assumes i: from thi conc ntrated foreign United States, Panama or Canada wanted to become Brazil.” bacteria. ef

from

campaign

the Republican

line is that perhaps

requires

best

all for the

that a partisan is taking the possible on Nixon’s temporary

still remains—the argument that ‘‘Nixon Any and every indication, therefore,

And last, but not least, if we are misinformed, it may be because though mest of us have

cans but that you are a Puerto Rican. I, therefore, suggest that you resign your American citi-

in-

away

could

Rico,

so Ci-

to cor-

like

further

you

truth Since Citizens for State 51 is not a party and desires only one thing, Statehood for Puerto

I believe

as to try

rect some of your sons” for opposing

of life and

indescribable odor. - litthe girl has had

for

shall

be

statehood,

kind.

the early

than

it was

maybe

the regular Republicans will take useful counter-tactic open to the

not

Sir: Since you (Martinez) were liberal in your suggestion to

problem.

We are renting a house in Urbapizacion Victor Braegger in Villa Caparra. The sewage pipes are inadequate and the water has always been slow in draining after a rainfall. For the last two months, however, we have had no drainage at all! Therefore, we have a pond ef stagnat water with a frothy

pounding

eee JOSEPH L. MARTINEZ

FOR

that

The unchanging necessity forever in mind. The central

to advocate

useful

Republicans.

election.

is an election year. Ann Sehneider Stuart Villa Caparra, P. R.

the

of Kentucky,

lead should there never

LETTERS

PROBLEM

is far more

of the G. O. P. national chairman, Senator Thruston

the fundamental truth is that there is still in this country a larger number of more-or-less habitual Democrats than more-or-less habitual

to negotiate with him. Even so, the visit will have

at

be

the kind of subtlety that politicians occasionally get off. It is, however, highly questionable that having any kind of lead at any time is bad for any political party—unless, of course, that

mood |

jovial

very

a

to

going

is

ing ‘‘a little early foot’’—a Kentuckian horse-racing term to suggest that Nixon was getting a little too far ahead a little too soon. This is

the United States could present its new disarmament proposals. Few officials in Washington, however, believe he has come here to negotiate with the President or

time

valuable

hide—that

to

some translation. Its real meaning is |'|natural course of putting the best face

than he was in Paris, it could reopen the disarmament talks, which he ended in Geneva before

the U. N., and Fidel Castro too. The top Rumanian Communist, Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej, has already indicated that he will attend, and with Khrush-

SEWAGE

late momentum

The comment

of

try

irrecoverably lost on their side of the fight. They are frankly facing this fact. po One of the especially frustrating points about it WHITE all to the Nixon people is that they had ‘genuinely believed this momentum was steadily going up and that Kennedy’s was correspondingly going down. Now, two weeks out of action at the end of summer and the beginning of fall will surely work no catastrophe. All the same, momentum is undeniably important in any campaign, even

York,

basis

It takes Nixon off the campaign trail for possibly full weeks. It is far from a fatally damaging

thing, of course. But there is no hiding—and Nixon’s -cooly objective and closest campaign associates do

provide an opportunity for the U. N. staff and the Africans to urge him to stop meddling in | disability. Africa. And if he happens to be in a beter mood Morton’s

in

up

show

also

governments

of member

will

dealing

visit

His

right in the major city of America, without a by-your-leave Don't be surprised if all the other Communist

heads

Security

he

be

masterpiece

this

one

arranging

starts

he

So

to follow

chiefs who happen to be around.

involving the future of the U. N. the Congo, and central Africa, will be very much to the fore, and this is precisely Nikita’s dish. He has been calling for a big Heads of GovernThe United States has been opment meeting.

this.

may

revolutionist

new na-

U.

The

Africa.

from

them

of

most

year,

or eighteen

a

made

if he does go, and of sulking if he in any event, the United States will

practice,

hower

Assembly provides an excellent stage for all these enterprises. The New Nations tions

press

quite

visiting the other delegations and demonstrating to the: Africans and the Asians, not to mention the Communists in China, that, whatever Eisen-

African

the

the

to do.

The

the U. N. General

And

over disarmament.

versy

of

told

hadn’t

The problem of providing security for Khrushchev alone will not be easy. If he follows his

Chinese over He is deter-

role

he

that he

now have to deal with the dangers and conse_ quences of a major Communist propaganda circus at the U. N., whether the President attends or not.

he says, here I come. His

what

the Russian doesn‘t. But

‘him not. He ignores the American election. He~ forgets his ugly insults of the President and the two men seeking the Presidency. Ready or not,

is in an ideological battle with the the direction of Communist policy.

but

ago

he is in a position of seeming

Now

as

attend,

of weeks

his mind

is now treating the United with

might

unforseeable

wholly

and

first of those odd

' WASHINGTON—The

breaks that will sooner or later come in any presidential campaign hag new befallen—and quite early in the game. The unlucky fellow this j time is the Republican candidate, Richard M. Nixon. Nixon’s troublesome—but apparently not dangerous or permanent— knee injury is a bit of bad news for the Republicans,

clear

the

despite

meeting,

Assembly

General

By WILLIAM S. WHITE

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A dynamic force has been lost to this community the passing of Mr. Angel Ramos, owner of the

newspaper

El

Mundo.

business

at

the

age

he went

on to create

Starting

of

15

as

and

in

a

the

newspaper

printer’s

apprentice,

expand

enterprises

which

have had a profound effect on Puerto Rico and the lives of its people. A man endowed. with tremendous energy and a driving determination, Mr. Ramos was a genuine

pioneer never satisfied to stand still and accept even

substantial success. He continued, up to his death Thursday night, to develop his enterprises, to improve them, to expand their influence and to plan far into the future. These enterprises included, in addition

to the highly successful El Mundo, WKAQ-TV,

radio

industry. It was

Rico

its

the

station

same

first

WKAQ,

pioneer

television station

and

a film

dubbing

spirit

that

first

radio-photo,

radio-teletype,

gave

Puerto

first

radio-teletypesetter service, first television station and other innovations that have contributed to the dis-

in Puerto Rico from

all over the

LOOSE

loss is Puerto Rico’s loss. and

To his widow, his close associates of many years, his many friends, we extend our deep sympathy.

No Answer

Republicans Can Gain Strength In South Only On Honest Basis

At All

Sen. Ernesto Juan Commonwealth’s Urban

Fonfrias, chairman of the Renewal and Housing Corp.

(CRUV), released his “‘answer” yesterday to a letter from a Federal official who said he was “deeply shocked”

over

the publication

of a three-page

By RALPH MCGILL

adver-

tisement in El Mundo Aug. 29 which extolled the Commonwealth’s achievements in housing without mention of the hundreds of millions of dollars in Federal funds which made those achievements possible. It was no answer at all. It was a weak effort to

explain one prominent example of “oversight” in failRico,

which

happens

The Coste, and

to

It was good for the South, the nation, and political parties to

a

definite

letter to Sen. Fonfrias

regional

Home

Sen.

of

administrator

Finance

Agency

Fonfrias

the

policy

of

said

of the

here.

been in

niin in _the

the

was

that

to give

“a

the

philosophy

ration,

and

projects

immediate

basic

under

future.”

He

and

plans

said no mention

in opefor

the

was made

of

the sources of financing (Federal) because “that corresponds to other phases of the publicity campaign designed munity.”

Sen.

for

.all

Fonfrias

quires people

made

Puerto

clear in his

of financing

Rican

“answer”

November other

than

which,

is absolutely

government

does

contributions

“not

McGILL

tration will vigorously adminis-

.

ter the law of the land. . . There

is no choice here... the voters must look to other areas... That is where we believe the Republican party offers more...”

This was words

honest talk.

spoken

by

Sen.

It fellows Lyndon

equally plain

Johnson

at

Nash-

com-

ville a few days after the Democratic

that

assure the South that the platform meant nothing.

former

years

it

has

been

the

convention. custom

to

acknowledge

to local programs.

No law re-

the truth

shouldn’t

be such

a hardship, :

Southern Democratic trapped in a power

al life. This it can do for a time. But not for long. The Republican party, which is telling the Southern voters there will be no concessions on civil rights or voting rights, will show gains in all states South of the Messrs. Mason and Dixon's

They

will

not

this

time

establish

a two-

that it can be who are weary

of being governed by demagoguery and inflamed prejudice. They will demonstrate that it will be possible

to

general

elect

an

elections

independent

and

overturn

governor

the

in

one-party

the grip.

The position by the two parties is perhaps more important to corporate business and the industrial future of the South than to the political parties. Since American do nothing else than firmly

administer

all

its

the

great

the

citizens, Eastern

cannot without

civil

corporate centers

ignore

this

doing

and

voting

busmess where

rights

leaders decisions

high

level

long-range

of

in are

political

harm

to

the

American system of competitive enterprise. These must be a public philosophy. The power pattern of corporate business cannot afferd to

it. Fair play and basic honesty before the of Puerto Rico do require it, however, in our

opinion, reine

in the South. because it is

structure of its own making, tries desperately to keep the South out of the mainstream of nation-

decision

The Common-

to”

thing else leadership,

made

in this case, was

right. have

But im the good year 1960 there are no fingers crossed. This is important to the Republican party. It cannot hope to establish itself in the

line.

Federal.

Sen. Fonfrias Federal

the

issues

given to the Commonwealth’s housing “did not have to include such an aspect”

as the source wealth

of

|

party system. But they will show done. They will give hope to those

In

the publicity achievements largely

sectors

in the

on

make

pur-

summary

objectives, projects

development

choice

must

civil rights... The South canmot expect concessions from

many

of the urban renewal and housing program, including the

their

privately for the

“answer”

Chairman

capital city of Jackson with party officials from 12 Southern states, Mr. Morton said:

election

Housing

what

GOP

“Southerners

M. Paul

Federal

It voiced

saying

his

advertisement

was from

have

South on anything save an honest basis. It cannot be one thing in the East and West and some-

government.

Federal officials have past several years. pose

be

HY

(Editer, Attanta Constitution)

ing to give public recognition to Federal aid in Puerto Commonwealth

@riaro jue

ENDS

of former

years,

of them went crossed.

too much into this, Some

saying they had been double

do less

on

power

systems

a national

where

basis

than

the

two

political

the

law

of

the

land

is

The future of this country, spiritual, political and economic, demands that law have the full

i

of news

world. Angel Ramos was a builder with foresight and confidence in the future of Puerto Rico. At the time of his death this week at the age of 58, his latest venture, an $18 million structure to house all his enterprises, was already under way. It is probable that, had he lived, other and greater new things would have been started and seen to completion by this man of perseverance and indomitable determination. His

pace a A er

H

semination

ra

ee

THE SAN JUAN STAR— Saturday, September, 3, 1960

Texas-Born Monkey Will Be First In US Attempt To Orbit Animal SAN ANTONIO, Tex. %—The|a statement by Lt. Gen Bernard|in the-nose cones of army rockAir Force has announced ajA. Schriever, Air Force chiefjets, but the rockets were not Texas-born monkey being train-| ed at the University of Texas will be chosen for this country’s ’ first attempt to put an animal

in orbit.

The

from

monkey

among

school

Force. The Brooks

is

will

be

five

training

the

Force

base

an

late

October

%

made

in

key

carryin

and

to recover

monkey

orbit

the|

The

Air|are

attempt

monkeys

of

ket

carrying

the

will | intended

te

ftw)

animal

and

earth

te.

|tired

‘es

go

into

Miss

safely

from

followed

!Jast

year

and

The

variety.

early

this

orbit.

Sam

ie

returned _

and

space

were

will

Austin-trained

go

up

year!

from

announcement

re-

~

exploration

for observation.

at the university}

rhesus

to

Sam

into|to

Rocksk

the

put

Two rhesus monkeys, Sam and |Calif., Air Force from | Miss Sam, were shot into space | Discoverer No. 16

announcement Air

that

be

selected | live.

which

for

of research,

£3

monkey

Vandenberg,

base shot,

in the the an-

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said. +s

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AM a Ee ame:

It

in =

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TONITE AT

THE

SPECTACULAR CLUB

HENRY BOYER

“TROPICAL Sensational

and

Spectacular

presents

HOLIDAY”

Cuban

Revue

with

a cast

of STARS!

!!!

starring

Del Campo Twins The Tropical Dancers

Leonela Gonzales ; Roger Dulude

SPACE MONKEY SHOWS OFF—Dr. W. Lynn Brown of the University of Texas in San Antonio, Tex., puts space monkey 21-X through her paces in a demonstration of the monkeys being trained for the first U.S. attempt to put an animal in orbit. The shot is set for late October. (AP photo)

RESTAURANT es

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ON

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AT THE

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THE

Construction Begins

¥ To Go Up In Carolina

In 6 Weeks

Episcopal Seming Initial

construction

on

the

as

Epis-

building

Thursday meeting

plans

was

given

by the board of trustees in San

Juan.

The eleven-man beard also announced the appointment of five faculty

priests ology whom

members,

holding

all

~Episcopal

doctorates

or philesophy speak Spanish

in

and and

as

7%

English.

the-

all - of French

‘will install new officers at a dinner dance Sept. 10. The officers to be installed are: president, Maurice Hirsty; .vice presidents,

growth

Community

Aaron

Center

Holman

Henry

Broder; treasurer, Jack Powell; recording secretary, David Marks;

jast month.

of the

Caribbean

OTTAWA

mony are: Alberto Kaufman, Marvin Rothenberg, Jerome Karon,

up

(#—Canada

deliveries

Melvin Marks, Arnold Toby, Nath-

from

an Shapiro, Murray and Henry Ross. Retiring president

shortage

Goldberger; Levin

of

across

Canadian

in

shortly

circulation

PROPOSED BUILDING—This is a sketch of the new building of the Episcopal Seminary of the Caribbean.

Griggs

are y

the

Lozada,

of San

Juan.

administration and education It will be located in Carolina.

the

from

earlier

ae

this

» >

Nightly except

i le a

.... smart

nh ah he

CLUB

Monday

CARIBE

a

GUAYNABO

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ANNOUNCING SUNDAY

Rico

15 minutes from Sen Juan

2 —

OUR SPECIAL MENU

Delicious rice with “‘gandules,”” roast pork, ‘‘tostones” and salod, Bien-Me-Sabe

FOR

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Dishes

or

Mocha,

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or

tea

$2.50 for

Children

Carte Blanche honored Open 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM except Tuesdays

“‘del pais” @ Ber Parking

Telephone

Gonzalez

Santiago, Cuba, and lawyer Robert

The

LA ROSALEDA

Filets

Alonso

+t,

<

desserts

Rey.

a

after

of U.S. coinage

A

exclusive

Texas, also attended. Other board members

blanks

Atlantic.

kiat WN

Hm.

M, Blandy, D.D. of the Episcopal Seminary of the Southwest, Austin,

year.

r re reaae Reelton.

Route 20, Km. 4 —

New Gray

in Seminary the Very Rev.

ro

has

nickel

the

set

withdrawal

will be honored for his services to the Jewish community.

IN

Theological York and

area.

shortage of nickels. A mint officials said it became acute when a British seamen’s strike held

as financial secretary. The new.directors toe be installed at the cere-

The

Bishop Coadjutor of Virginia. Two seminary deans, the Very Rev. Lawrence Rose, S.T.D., of General

Nickels In Short Supply

corresponding secretary Aaron Boris; and Garry Wolf who will serve

Aron

as dean

seminarians.

Minnesofa Meeting Rafael Carrién, Jr., president of Banco Popular de Puerto Rico, will speak at a meeting of the] | Minnesota World Trade Association | Sept. 14 in Minneapolis, Minn. Carri6n will talk about economic

Jewish

100

h

Carrion To Address

Jewish Center Will install New Officers The

or

Faculty appointments approved Attending Meeting Established to provide a postthe Rev. William P. university graduate seminary for included Attending the trustees’ meeting and the Rev. at the home of the Rt. Rev. A. future priests from the Caribbean Haugaard, , Th.D., 5 = S.T.D., Episcopal Swift, Ervine pe and Central America, the seminary ~~ ve Oo will open in September, 1961. Plans Bishop of Puerto Rico, were Rt. approved call for the construction fiss, Jr., Ph.D., of San José, Costa Rev. C. Alfred Voegeli, L.L.D., of of a chapel, administration and Rica, and the Rev. Victor Burset Haiti; Rt. Rev. Reginald H. The Very Rev. Dr. Gooden, S.T.D., of Panama, Rt. classroom buildirig, _refectory, of Yauco. library, and faculty housing at a Eugene E. Crommett, of the Rev. David E. Richards, S.T.D. cost of $500,000... The facilities, faculty of General Theological of Central America and the Rt. designed by Gwen D. McDade of Robert F. Gibson, D_D., Seminary in New York was named Rev. San Juan will acommodate between

copal Seminary of the Caribbean is scheduled to begin in Carolina within six weeks. Final approval of

well

13

Saturday, September, 3, 1960

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channels 50. the birds

7. attempted

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1

at

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with one heart. had

36 dish 33. customary

Properly

even

and

nothing

though

West

overcalled

Note

that West

resembling

he

had

a double

an opening

nothing

in

hearts

strength,

was

other

than

North

bid

the

club

slam.

The play was easy. The opening king of hearts was taken by West.

West

switched

to

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spades

was

led

and

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with

the

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letter 44. hint 45. consumed

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40. erudition

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clubs,

suit. Hence,

dross

42,

bid

because

his

in the diamond

37. metallic

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spade

he bypassed three no trump without even dallying there. So, North assumed that South’s

38. type size 39. lease

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they

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and

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games

poet 6. male nickname

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bidding

laydown

of points that resembled

20. Hudson and Delaware

particle

had

Opening lead: King of hearts It takes confidence in partner’s

to raise

after it had been bid and then rebid. Thirdly, South apparently

number

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measure

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del

Sol”

leaving

on

a

three

month

McGee,

tour of Europe. They will visit Spain, Italy, Portugal, Holland

and England

Las

Croabas. Las Croabas is a quaint and attractive fishing village loeated close to Fajardo, and is a favorite spot for sailing enthu-

is noted

for its excellent sea food. With the news that Hotel El Conquistador will start construction

feted

at

many

parties

children,

Lydia,

of

arrived

Luis,

Luis

Ramen,

recently

the S.S. Monarch

Je-

aboard

of the Seas, af.-

ter a three week vacation in New York City and New Orleans. Mr. Lizarribar is assistant secretary-treasurer for the Waterman Steamship Corp. in San Juan... Happy birthday to Salvader Lo-

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who

ripe

old

the

son

recently age

of

of

Mr.

reached 13.

and

Mrs.

is

Rafael

Lopez B. Azua of Santurce.. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hernandez, owners

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in

Gov.

aides,

Nelson

and

of San

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Humane society officials were unable to get near him. Finally,

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trooper

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nette;

the

this

strange

tour

de

force,

the dramatist. sét himself the unusual goal of creating a full: jength

play

tress,

around a

a heroic

haps

unique

tory.

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ac-

undertaking

in

per-

theatrical

his-

one-performer

exist—Ruiz word

single

de

la

the

plays

Fuente’s

program

fore-

Alejandro

Ulloa’s

mance of Las Manos dice and that of Raul and

Cocteau

in

one

though

perfor-

do

not

O‘Neill

wrote

short

pieces

and

other

plays,

act,

more_ambitious attain

the

Captain

all of

fiancé,

is

to

abstract

showed

from

speaks

to

phone,

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on

Simone

not

cane

develop-

on

the

floor.

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the

entertainment.

Up

vices,

is it effective

and

sent

desirable to limit the cast to one sole actor? One understands the limitation,

for

example,

teau’s Voix Humaine; Piece the author does tend

to

do

more

than

in

Coc-

in not

this pre-

to

let

produc-

imagination.

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it

may

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tragic

had the feeling of of listening rather

than witnessing. A swifter pace, more variable inflection and mood, and less stage “business” might

have

helped,

but

it

is

to

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using

the

these

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author

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ap-

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by

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ment of La Novia. The very: size of. Ruiz de la Fuente’s project, however,, raises

to

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in scope,

full

paralyzed,

her

re-

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mentions

Eugene O’Neill and Jean Cocteau as predecessors, and we have recently seen here in San Juan,

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mother;

stirred

this

tions to date, portrayed an apwhose inability to cope with the prehensive and then heart-broken exigencies of post-war life is the Nanette, and tried with dramatic trigger of the play’s action; Na- ferce to make the audience feel nette’s friend of long standing, the invisible presence of other Simone, anc Simone’s husband; lives around her; her voice was rich and audible, her delivery Nanette’s next-door neighbor Marescot, the violin-player, and sensitively controlled, her mehis war-prisoner son Michel; and mory faultless. Her costumes were good, <the bizarrely geometric several others. Ruiz de la Fuente’s “trick” of balcony of the single stage set

act monodrama entitled La Novia by the contemporary Spanish playwright, Ruiz de la Fuente. In

her

bed-ridden

three-

not

such emotions. who was taken

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129 wem in 6 weeks. School

a2

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ENG.

cise MME trade tm your aood eat Sea dem | is just} town. Filters, tnstadlation service. Steve's

the

cuner. It's a coed tay.

3-8400

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and

Braschi, phone

condition.

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your

DETECTIVE =

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CARRIER

OLDSMOSILE

im perfect

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Mr.

HELP

Name $5 | 2904

2

98 4 door Holiday. | $100.00,

as THE SAN JUAN STAR will] | erect tee ee ont

all]

FILTERS ,

types, Call 3-5398.

report any errors immediately | | Oreimat factory colors two tone. Fally | Fricitaire, for

1960 motor,

SPEEDWEITING

PERSONALS

ipped

2

SPEEDWRITING

wees and sure air conditioning fiers | The most competent Agency ia Latio | ou tyres afmoving,ae matte if eee window units — aise industrial | America’ Nicht

pene

Jesus.

; 1857 OLDSMOBILE

etet

im ;F

truction. Phone 35144.

2942 boat.

MISCELLANEOUS

fully powered

at a reasonabie price. Call phone

30903

= of the BENEDICT SCHOOLS 8 75 DE INECO STREET. cressread Loka lisea Streets. Small circles aad individual ims-

FOR SALE: Established Rental Library ou2] at less than cest. Aiso x

SAIZ

HP

96 | ter home

Ceupe. cor.

11

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j

SALE

Ramey

CHEVROLET

t'

LANGUAGE CLASSES

weiter. Leaving island. Cali 3-3122.

“BARBOUR”

and | traiier &

2953

Arcane uested to Ad vertisers are request

:

BUSINESSES FOR SALE

Santarce.

FOR

LAPSTRAKE

4th. immediate Am sale. suene, Capt. J. C. Bowers 403 Be | ——

paper

correct

we

Villa Capri Ezst| new. Erneste Cortes Central Coloso, Tel.| section Rie Piedras tefrom La Rada Hotel.

BBA

Spanish.

{factory conditioned, Returning air Stateside

vimquen

weekdays,

Saturday

res pen sible

me

de Leen Ave.

working | mahogany. $1,300

Electrical

experience.

Ceast coliege. San Juan.

TYPE

metal

previous

2) | Construction

type

All ads must be submitted bef. pefore 12 noon on dayday bef before

be

~

6am”.

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WANTED—MEN

ted ‘aiayegamccuatons mast pe submit’ | | CADMLLAC. White condition, 1557. Turquelse wo re heistery perfect new tires,

5

mee

-

manager

experieace,

as

extlinary

| ORDINARY

ubli publication

ee BW PM

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ratio

TV & RADIO RENTAL

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EMPLOYMENT WANTED — Production. type 3| | || Shipping, inventory, supervision, and as-] 1

RATE

2 times

Type No.

UF

ELEcTRONICS

own bome. Same service gives te heteis, hospitals, fer years. Call 36719 and will ‘deliver. $5.89 one week, $15.69 per month Service.

as

ordinary

SAME No.

&

M. Janssen

BOATS

Type

|? AM

2

for sateist | 2516

211

SAME

my

Ge

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Enctsh

SAME RATE as| | Four years im Puerte Rice. Write te: | 2-1651 ses * ordinary “Engineer”, Bex 4, Rio Piedras. P.R_ | 2644

AO

ack a

9-62358

PIANOS ~ DIRECT trom tactors. $c25 w. | SSotntial hetel. Telephone 210% | SAME RATE | | CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT | Full & cd. Treated ‘ vaitable Twenty years Fultz Aise rent ter dinary type Amy sine project. Also Quallird as | $i200 manthty Mevical Trading Ca. inc,| BUSINESS OPPOKTUNITIES

5 0.

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At

= Ford - Tayaus Calle SEAO #12655— . Metrepelitaaa “i fon =o Near Ciimica Bc. Rames Yordan —

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make

purchased last year for

behind the revair os

All Services

Excellent re-

2833

& SERVICE

-— Tetevision Service| STAUFFER.

ot any

VOLKSWAGEN

beach. Must have pleasing persenaiity.|

8, 1969 Consecu-

4

Rey.

‘ REPAIRS

SALES

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FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE saves you} NEAR CARIBE WILTON: Completely | time and . 8 tented and | fi ined air conditioned 3 bedroom, 2/| Profit-minded professional operation has| bath apartment with maid's reem and | sold cover $4,000,000.00 worth of property | bath. Year's lease required. Telephene | this year. 3 Nairn, next to Presbyterian } Parker, 3-3788. Hospital. 3-3506, 3-8372. 212 $8 |

‘2069 CINTRON EEALTY,

INC.

offers

San. Juan Metropolitan Area: Hils,

nie

a

FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE buys: Baidrich house. $23,060. Sam Francisco house, $38,500. Last let im Sam Patricio, $24,000.

com- | closets, 1 bath, living.diming, front porch,

Patricio,.

Raldrich, buildings

beuses

imspect:

stove, modern | SANTA $148 Tei 61396.) ed fer

San Fran | 2756

prayed’

San

38 other

Call

$21| bedroom

with

equ: ‘oped

bath

2-2294.

BUY YOUR R-1 LOT is BUCARE. Rio Piedras -— Caguas Read K 17.2. $4.50 | per sq meter up. Call 67291 or come

d to sell.

Saturday

&

Sunday.

FOR

SALE

Hospital | 2788

Bving | 2957

Bumnday,> double

hitches

SALE

STREET - R-i Very reasonabie. 97

available for immediate

MABIA — 3 bedrooms prepar-}3 Nairn St. next te Presbyterian air conditioning. 2 baths, other} on beach. 33506, 38372.

POR

DEL PARQUE Ctassifieation.

offers

=

plete real estate service. Houses & lets} parking, kitehen with fer sale im best residential sections of | cabinets, water beater. Garden

LOTS

BUCARE: Very furnished or | unfurnished beme in lovely Bucare. Nice lecation with view of rell-! ing terrain and mountains im distance.) Unusual eppertunity for an adult family} $300 monthly on year’s lease. Telephone

UF

93

NT

ear-

on

BS

Hide Park. Ponce. Mayaguez and ali | Two, 9 Temag "SuNOoM apartments. | port: hal acre earden. $25 monthly | WoLL INSULATED, brand sew moders | pucamE: rent or sell 2 bedroom home, —

|.

houses, commercial prejects. —

‘i

—.

a

ris

poreh. tun

me saan

>

coun.

able for first mortgages. Call 26811 or | Rent $i4®- $150.

write ‘2002

Bex

728.

Roosevelt,

P.

R.

lease.

CONDA

Ch

REY,

of

city.

S

mi

Register your listing with us! Office cnsualaise Secniaea Wess A—4 Violeta. San Francisco; evenings | Trayeportation facilities. From

ARTMENTS

ar Save

Time

SON

ESTATE,

FOR

RENT

An

AYECONBITIONED

efficiency

wer

section

house,

cond. maid's4 bedreom quarters, house. $300.

Garden Hills,

air

Muitien Cache 207. Beautifully

Condado

St

Weekly

rates.

2.8279

Ts

true value that Francisces defivers,

MODERN:

APARTMENT,

fal section’ Hate

buiit-im

best

Rey.

kitchen,

.

kitehen with

—

Guaynabe,

Will be

open

- —

<=

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lenacio A

ee

K-32.

FEANCISCO

a.

meee

are. Pucrts | Aghtord 1108

“vows

35

Cacba

St.

cerner

Laurel.

GUEST

Call

2681S FURNISHED

900 heme in

SPLIT-LEVEL

3 Naim next te P

spacious| porches, fully

equipped

kitchen

ings,

STORES

AIRCONDITIONED

LUXURY

MENT,

availabe

€lesets,

living-dining,

er-drier,

hot

APART-

Sept. 5 —

Dee.

$° | Pate. original well. Meal for office,

SALE

48

15. nebo Rd. to Cagusg. On 6.25 acres, with

Bad fleor, cam accommodate 2 or 3 per-| Mote sons. 1 bedroom. twim beds. bath. cedar open

&

presua ten tress sanen

closed | #77

porch, linen, all kitchen utensils, wash-| CNpURNESNED é onnd

—

@CEAN

water.

Block

rooms,

Ca

3

1463.

baths

(3

story),

iaciudes

at

up

% — From

FOR

te

her

» weeklyOr | SEeEE

doors, windows,

Call

as

without

VACUUM

obiis-

Pa-

CLEANERS

World's only automatic

ene acre te} vacuum cleaner and sis ourifier yours.

Rea-|

BLANCO

2ENT

NICELY

Also

repairs and maintenance Breathe NO ae ee oe ve al & Lanausse. Poincare 1604,

Sam Jorge and Parque. Santur-

.—

LOCATED

500 sq.

s.

os

ELECTRIC

MOTORS

Smith guecerle Motors in siacs i Highest

Moderate rent. Call Mr. Arreyo Suaret | fy ag attractive prices. Riensde Davila — Tel. 2-2340. es

sa | Excoonece:: 2-008.

C@ND.

FOR

RENT

HANDLING EQUIPMENT

S

raided” Saal Tee

oie | MF

electric | 27

and room stove,- het water. ome air! Ung SAN IGNACHO: ¥ One of the best | Phone 82465.

d. ome of | 7721

mest exclusive areas.

refrigerator,

3 years.

ELECTRO-LUX

Condominio Cendade —

ROOMS wats!

AWNINGS,

aan

GEETERAS Gk Gad,

6)

resi |2 biccks from Sam Juam Hotel, 2 blocks | private bathalr comfitiened, chimes, | form trucks, lift mocks, eonvevers and

conditioned

Villa Etvira apartments

for rent. Beautifuly d

screens,

;

15

Mi- | *#ies

os | 2215

VERDE: Medern 3 b

Franeisce, acress from Plaza

te guest bouse. | tion for consultation and estimate ot 08 2 mt. Reason- Oe a a

observe. Select ae ee Aibonit

Lecated

HOUSES FOR SALE

S| Sa

3 bedream

cae,

dence at Altamira near Garden Hills —

includes utilities. Caci-|

FRONT

—

eee

'.

gifts. fashiems. or vestaurant.

San

SCREENS

FARMS FOR SALE

ft.

- >

*

HOME. 7 3 bedrooms. 2 aie 7 =

MODEEN

Tia

914

RENT

bathtub enclosures, “picture windows”, FROFERTY: 2 build | Set quality alumimem Payment facil-

COMFORTABLE,

ines pee

FOR

RESTORED SPANISH BUILDING

FOR

OFFICES

Contade

$400, gardening imciuded.af 38-0146

s

OR

—

c'osets, 1 bath, het water. 3 terraces. | breakfast reem, double garase, maid's | Tewiye’. preferapiy with patio. €arags | Office 501, next to Woolworth Bld¢.| 4g 551 Maxime Gemez St. Urb. Baldrich.| roem & bath, large fenced yard. Rent | "7*¢* east Ponce de Leon Ave. Stop 17% Santuree. | oo Bxte: Rey.

*

SALE

— due to ilmess ef owner. Call or visit hetel, Cupey Alto Road,

5 | SCREENS.

HOUSE 16

~

=

and

FOR

fully

2918

bath, water

Living, diming. | Garden Hilla. 3 bedrooms, living-dining, | S\, UNECRMISMED APARTMENT of 2} air conditioned office. Approx.

3 bedreoms,

BENT >

ae

& busses,Tei.Hyde Pork. nis 2-0452 or 8-1263.

good | BARRANQUEFAS

Becoitak oa Reach. SER: — BOUL

ew eee

SETMENT building, renting 14% | 240 clear on investment after taxes & in

tenants at no cest fe you immediately | 400. Travel, after vacated. You lese ne rent income Gorge while fer Pr Bar

FOR RENT SECTION

en

EL POMARROSAL

Caton.

.

apartments aed heuses to

ene

& |7

|

RAMAR. SF | Om one corner

SEE FRANCISCUS ADVERTISEMENT | avoided.

=.

|

:

BUELDINGS

ee

WANTED To RENT

RENT

Sai.

sae

ceeds Mitehan. 2

-

2924

porch.

Diege. 2.508 master gg | baths, servant's quarters with ae. living-dining, screens,

newly painted. Near delightful churches. sehool, References re

your

FOR

93 | APARTMENTS

resident-|

bath,

NO RENT INCOME LOST % | pecause Pranciseus Real Estate can rent

HOUSES

|

otic

*

| Guired.

i

y

256

itches.

—

a

om

remy Up.

| 2%

ree.

| 3 PUNTA LAS MARIAS unfurnished home || piegras University airconditioned bedrooms, 2 baths, one | Phone, covered terrace, maid’s room & | ogc3

furnished

Punta Las Marias, furn. 4 air cond | 36735. bedreom bie house, separate apt. | se59 eds ee ee Age ‘ ccpagee ae 7 . oee =i. bedromms 5

dming

baths, livimg, diming. Exchusive neigh

apartment

ert ge stove mega and on roomy i ‘125.

$360.

&

Hote).

garage.

NGUSE,

3 hake

bedreen: apartments, aireenditiened, | 2th. maid service. 67 Santiage Idiesias, cor- | Seach.

3:00-6:08

beach

Nore

Completely equipped kitchenette. adjsiniag reem. Bleck frem eceam & busses.

Money

Cemcha

2-8040.

BEAUTIFUL

|

WEEKEND BEST-VALUE SPECIALS | 2771 Condade, near hotels; furn. apts. $200 up best

game daily.

heme

available Sept. Si — Dee. 15 Int fleer.| Dorn”

3 Nairn, next te Presbybeach. COME IN PER-

$:38—11.

Gn

= | 2944

best apartments and houses fer rent. a fursished and unfurnished. FRANCISCUS | pompapo: REAL

te La

Cab 66507 8:20—10:30 Aor after 7 PM. | foe

2825

91

ee roi quarters.

te

REALTY SERVICE FEATURES several | University. smal apart | 33788, attractive hemes fer sale or rent. Samta | ments, 2 reoms each, » fer sim | 2949 Maria, San Franciseo, Bucare. Selling? | cies & couples er small families. Priv-

enly weekends, er 3-1479.

31473.

og | Very desivable large unfurnished bouse | Sum from 2 — 5.

-~

maTO

—s

high

loeatiens

S| wan

BEDROOMS, living-dining,

caz-| MOUS:

in this

attractive

3 bedroom,

Sezeems,

service, | ether material

paren. $85. After 1 PM 3-7615.

handling

equipment

Ki-

earde Davila Sucesores, 3-9280.

se | 086

sub

2 bath; YOM

Well financed. Telephone for ap-|

hot water, maid

GENFLEMAN:

furnished

reem.|

;

FURNITURE FOR SALE

Private beth, hot water, private entrance.

Monthly basis. idealfor transients. $1 post. etc. Unturnished. Ha stove Cate | Beimtment te see, Parker, office 33788. | Pentrally located. See Mrs. Renda.635 | CONTINENTAL

102

COUPLE

returning (0

AFRCONDITIONED APAETMENT, fern. | 7529 “| near 3 baths, living, : dining. lun>, || furnished CONDADO: room,For private geatieman — large Raascachis, : "& decked y BL. bath, aizcenditished, suitable for 2 Near beach, trans-|4 BEDROOM HOUSE wefurnished, ome | dry, imterier poarch, 2 garages. Servant’s . call 3-7490. portation & shepping. 24719. 8) hal acre fenced. Teleph air conditioned. 910 sq. | 10med. hot water. refrigerator, linen, | 995; Yardley Place, 7-490, office hours. mts. Call 2-3068. maid service. phone & parking facilities, 2773 96 ! Kelly, 2937 Pa

Condado, Condado, ee or 96

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ee

he

nee ee

*

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=

dt

-

95 | 2-813 er 2-237, OPPORTUNITY

R Mrs.

WINDS

died.

Ressen

with —

LA

M

2-5847

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Feat:

Vea 4174

30702

aouss

3220-1122

Rooms

Avartinent

Ashford

EOSA

m

levels

iii’

Quest

House

-

Que

BEACH

bite:

and eificiency apartments.

bus-|

“

tsech and

gg | CROSLEY wer

meters

from | $0.

saison

bas.

furnished

reem

& maid service. 5 min. to| to Mario’s Restaurant, and COURT

can

—

ISLA

Denton,

VERDE *

Kitchen tion,

een

REFRIGERATOR,

79D

Summit

Aire

a

ee

cer

1692

| WHETE TOWER Guest Meuse — Your | modern address while im Sam Juan See | the lovely L our | terraces & trepicel fruit garden. All

CLASSIFIEDS

section.

Seach

facilities.

served.

OF | San

BLANUWE

Washington

Special arrangements fer couples travel. : together. One block from La Concha

Call

Tel.

-. .

se

tan gnome

Psi,

guided

toura,

Telephones

3-631

and

:

2.7927 Mra. Annie De Mauret, Manager | mILS BEACH

and

business

Beatriz

WOUSE

the:

. diccdy

m\|_

garden. | 3-2331

sectors. Sum- | 1334

3490

UF | new,

Reasemabie

—

imformai,

private bath, kitchenettes. | veach. beach, near airport. restaur-}rems.

m6

WASHINGZON MOUSE rest-— Walking distance61 te GUEST beach, hotels,

Spacious, From $9.

cceanfront

ficiency.

Condade

area. Private entrance,

patio. 2-486.

Cabassa.'|

5

——

usses.

Sum

terrace.

street

all 2ir-

=

,.

600

homes

developments

rees

actos,

Tek

3-3122. 910

EQUIPMENT Q FACTORY - For condition. Water veeaiiti woler

ne

Cae

dal

hours. 93

rate!

— met too many, Three

bedroom,-

ene

but

all

bath,

het and cobd —

mon’

2-0887

™

an

ANA'S — BIO PIEDRAS min. walk te University. $3 up.

Esteban Gonzalez St., 61432, | 7738

i

dimickell =: a -

space througheut —= $330 .

BEND

A HOUSE -— and enicy the liv-

ing space have

and spbeinl conveniences you

always

wanted!

Call

us

anytime

and we'll be glad to shew you superb beliding alten,” te small ‘elite or county.

ox

Invite

weer: “architect,

pestessionsl Rew

abways

paper

pays!

tae

ur

oy | Avenue,

Miramar,

met|cioned

Rates

mpsied. tiens

"ili

lam

:

entrance

rates

on

Santuree,

Ceuthirds, sae [955.

fem

$4

single.

Mra

oF

a

e

e

Centrally

Siete ant Geukie seemmasiiawith private Gath, seme alps com

‘iol

ae Ge oe nes tee eeefurnished, Mee withBaca enna a th nad ta ether cattang.| ee — tee bedrooms, re<!

including as excellent breakfast. Phane | @LONIAL GUESY BOUSE, 606 Olimpe

|‘

bring | first

fool comm naiehberhess

uF

?

Special 2-206.

wmedern, cannes single - $14. doubh

Beir 6c vot Tete ts Cobham | Sis Cease arene aurants.

2.

rates.

TAFT GUEST ROUSE — Tef 59. Each — 1617 Ashford - 2| room with private beth, airconditioned,

‘ jagery betel area. Large terrace cing the sea, with private stairw.

LA POSADA — Isla Verde irconditiened,

Excellent

ur

HOUSR

fore

106 Pumarada (eff 251

Jorge), Samfusce.

Gitioned rooms, eack with private bath,| berwe at yeur disposal, 1858 Atlanfie, | **'ved. 1850 McCleary Ave. Tel 3-600? bot and cold water. Terraces, beach

%

compicte appliances,

nee. eener it close to Garden Hills, a shert ride te} unfurmished, on San Framciseo quarter Racini, Tele | talus’ Conditioned recuse Cooking facilities. For Caperra Country Club. Three poaed hundred acre : at $175. Three bedbargain | ses Ik ae Ee ee fast ew Se &

the beach. Rell out ef bed into the|

Near

{reestove,

Piedras.

of bet

MARIGALANTE — PASQUE 158. Phose | water. Airconditioning by the trade | SUNT JEMMNYR: Guest muse with 2 3-3056. Beautifully decorated, airron-| winds. Breakfast imeiaded. Outdoor ber |‘2mily stmeosshere. Delicius meals | #8 suburhes} ,

mer rates Mapager, Margarita de Caotreras. (SLAND

.

perfect

img working 286

3-8254

Quist Mouse, Doubie

St. Condado. Santu

Wilson. Manager and Condade Beach Hotels. Personal | [pone }2836.

os —

Pieciene,

jon

service. screeped HotGestwater. Some| and single air coaditioned rooms with| LA PROVIDENCIA GUEEE moUSE -| acumpuCT MEA — is closer than you RENTALS with air Allconditioning. botei and! psn Near beacm Sun terraces. 77 | Parque 153 Near Benches, vestaurasts.| iniek! Recent residential

ISLAND, selling furnishimgs and

privileges. Nicest residential} MACHINERY & airport Donce Euteece tant —= 90778 op | CLOSING CHEMICAL

921

with gas

Rio ;

tien

writer. 243

Hills,

Pulte Kae tithe FOR

From | airconditioned, sreened. Plenty

beach

—

St.

compartment, $75. Maytag

with s

GUEST ROUSE

eee

i

@euble. 4B rates| water. Private & sembprivate baths. breakfast. Ista Verde} Private beach {facilities Guided teurs. Juan Intercontinental. | Kitchenette & mai service. Breakfast

—_ 8014s.

Maid!

linens. | prom

1020

to

comfortably

DONCELLA

COTTAGES - furnished,

LAGOMAR

°

f@& BUPFY's oave remedeiea charm me, eid beach tome. and new offer reams. eli with private path. some with private patie, seme air conditioned

$7.50 single, UF | wwelude complete Road. near San

Condade.

peacatee.

|”

(01-402, Mrs | Ono, cainste

Avenue,

-

facilities. Het water. 2 blecks frem

caches St. an

Miramar, with nice oceam view. Near| (Caribe Hilton and Condade Hetels. Cool,} wew furnished rooms. Reasemable Rates.| Social Security Buildimg, Ponce de Leén |

Fae

CASA

’| Private and semi-private baths. kitchen | airport. $6. single, $18. double

= .

GUEST

200

“4

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A —Seturday, September, 3, 1960

te

dictatorship

and

a

have poured

into the

Congo im recent weeks. Observers who know well the pattern of Communist infiltration said the trend of events here is almost classical in design. U.N. officials reported scores of corpses

strewn

on

the

Press Association, Ramos was in the forefront of the association’s constant struggle against dictatorships and for freedom of the press. He relinquished his position in 1959 in order to devote all his time to planning for the

television station, WKAQ—TV, Telemundo and in 1956 started the first film dubbing studio here. In addition to the Moors Cabot award, Ramos was honored

$18

Barnard

Hl

police state. Scores of Soviet and Communist advisers

was

in the

vanguard

enterprises

of all the

extensively,

Ramos

was a personal friend of publishers | throughout

the

hemisphere

who

considered him a liaison between

the press of South and North America. Battled Against Dictators As

(Continued From Page 1) the

Soviet

areas, as an antidote to the nationalization seen in Cuba, Ferre and several of his associates in the $60 million Ferre Enterprises are substantial,

at

the

start. RESU!

AIst-$2,300; clmg (35.000-$10,008) ; 4-yrs-up; 6 f. Gmported 4) Newhurst out of betting 3-Acropolis (Diaz) 9.80 out 5-Cayayo (Pizarro) out Time:

1:13.

Sr.

also ran. 2nd-$1.550; clmg ($2,500); m. (Native) Ja-Camo (Caraballo) —_—. (Olivo) Time:

1:54.

Bisili,

Union?”

Castro

ask-

4-prs-up; 3.10

Don

Riachuelo,

Maid Of Money 4th-$2,550; alw; (Native)

1 1/16 2.60 =

Roberto,

Chiringa,

3.10

32.50

2.30 3.

10.20 9.50

1:01.5. Eldumeno, El Duque, Dorothy’s Best, Visual, Patache, Nocturnal and Platero (lost his rider) also ran. Gth-$1,700; alw; 2yrs; 5% f. (Native) 7-Yunque (Diaz y 7.20 420| Time:

1:09.

Charm,

When

Cuba.

léeated

in

in ;

The Titan cement plant was intervened last summer by the Castro regime. In mid-August El Morre cement plant, a competitor

bana,

with

main

was

offices

also

seized

by

jin Ha-

the

government.

The

Ponce industrialist and returned yesterday

No

from a whirfwind three-day trip to Washington and New| York.

On

Wednesday

GOP

he attentted a

candidates

Thursday

conference,

toured

and

In San

Spanish:speak-

Juan,

Ferre

met

the

ovation

ended,

its

first

yes-

decision

the

big

the

action

party

San Jose, Costa Rica.

to

ready

a

TV broadeast tonight highlighting island housing conditions. Garcia Mendez revealed after his meeting with Ferre that publicist

Rafael

Rivera

holdings

which

film

dubbing

studio,

in

tion to the-newspaper. Born in Manati, Jan. Ramos

began

printer’s

his

joined

addi-

30, 1902,

at

as

for

his

a

the

age

El Mundo

as a

Proof reader in 1920 while still in high school. At El Mundo his rise was rapid from reporter to advertising Manager to general manager at the age of 22.

Santiago

has been selected as candidate te the House of Representatives from the Fourth district of San 3.50} Juan. Preguntes. Rivera Santiago was named

demonstrative

of the

accountant

Emiliano

contribution In

1957,

he

and

New

York

to

journal-

was

selected

of the Year”

Puerto

Rico

York. Gov.

Mufioz

by the

Institute

of

New

sent the following

|eable to Mrs, Ramos: to

“Ines and I would know how deeply

like we

you sym-

pathize with you on the death of one who was in life not only a pillar of Puerto Rican journalism,

but

a

valued

friend.

To-

day we share in your profound loss, which is the loss of all Puerto Rico.” Ramos is survived by his wife, the former Argentina Schiffano de Ramos, and by his mother, Braulia

Voice

Torres

of Guaynabo.

throughout

Rey,

Latin

America

the United States. In 1947, Ramos of radio

and

established

a

spokesman

said yesterday. entered

establishing

Puerto

the

at

El]

Mundo

The body, which

will arrive in Puerto Rico today, will be on view at the funeral home tonight. Burial will be in Buxeda Ce-

Radio

Rico's

_

metery,

first

Cupey.

yf

EVERY

1960

Sales Just Started — and the Savings are Just Terrific!

GRISSOM CHRYSLER . 65th Infantry Road-Rio Piedras serante Fojarde

to

minis-

ters of the OAS last weekend Julia,

in

Under his guidance, El Mundo became an important voice not only in Puerto Rico but

the

reply

foreign

University

The funeral has been arranged for Sunday at 3 p. m. from the Ehret Funeral Home in Hato

first

which

College

as “Citizen

in-

career

apprentice

of 15, and

hand of Yankee imperialism wants to drive into the heart of Cuba.” The rally provided Cuba’s first

and

Cas-

and

knife

terday with local GOP president Miguel Angel Garcia Mendez on matters,

a

answer to the OAS declared of Cuba “If this Island is invaded by imperialistic forces, it will accept the aid of the Soviet } Union.” On the issue of the Guantanamo base, Castro said he would “reconvene this general assembly and demand that the United States get out of Guantanamo Bay if they continue trying to ruin us economically.” Castro declared that the San Jose meeting of the OAS had “sharpened

ing districts accompanied by; Rodman Rockefeller, son of the New York governor.

Chabita,

and Se Buena also ran. 4yrs-up; 1 1/8 m.

2Cabite (Matos)

Santiago

plant

his

Columbia

ism.

cluded radio station WKAQ, te ; levision station WKAQ—TV, and

field

tro announced that the assembly

f politician

Greco, Bonita II. Lim Maria and Jupiter also ran. Srd-$2.300; alw; 2-yrs; 5% f. a aa 6-Preferencia (Iglesias) 4.20 7-Afio Nuevo (Diaz) * 020 Time: 1:08. Gin Fiz, Pelotero, My Girl. Sefiora Annie, Gravilla. Azabache, Camorrista,

Titan

one

by

The crowd responded with a’ El Mundo, WEMB, later changed burst of applause and shouts of to WKAQ upon purchase of the “Cuba si, Yankees no.” latter station in 1947. He also

but minority, steckholders in the Cemente

bring

under

Important

ed.

(Continued Frem Back Page) STAR first picks to win, in the second race, and then Canastota im the fifth when the STAR selection there, Platero, lest his jockey

his

chairman of the executive

CASTRO

(Centinued From Page 1) require U. S. investors to sell

building

all

battles fought by IAPA against censorship and repression in the hemisphere.”’) * Traveling

Mundo

roof. He was president of El Mundo Corporation created to administer

streets

El

Rey, which would

committee of the Inter American

RESULTS

million

in Hato

“Tt is with a profound feeling of sorrow that we have learned of the death of Angel Ramos... He

on Bakwanga. Many were mutilated by blows from knives and machetes. The U. N. spokesman said one United Nations plane transported two wounded Congolese soldiérs from the scene. United Nations task force commander General Carl von Horn gave a categorical order that all such transperts be stopped.

Championships,

21

Dr semactin a

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who

to

aecept

resigned a

post

his

candidacy

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people bust themselves. Why, to Arlington Park, would any

park?

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all

the

way

out

on the train. I said he was right but, at least, race tracks were built in the country when a man could get a mouthful of fresh air as he

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rehearsed

for shylocks.

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in the

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26

bet on a horse owned by any one in the social register. The Kid hates book makers and this is why he restricts his renin

96

to the

Maris,

Chicago RUNS New

BATTED

IN

York

Wertz, Boston Mifioso, Chicago Skowron, New York

Larker,

90 86 86

Chicago

Los

Angeles

G ABR 105 344 42

481 462 545 472 471 417

96 74 80 64 89 43

# P 117 .

157 149 176 144 142 125

has

orbits

. . . .

despised

and

the

the

aristocracy

racing

ever

since.

He

refuses

to

form.

“TI get many a laugh out of the obituaries,”’ he said. “T don’t think death is funny,’’ a friend said. a

laugh

dead,’’ Hogan

“I

get

said.

every

time

I read

where

a

‘I think of all the money

baokmaker

he got stuck with.”

50 Years Of Unemployment The Society Kid was given a dinner to commemorate 50 years pe consecutive unemployment. The next day he took the first job he ever held as monger of mutuel tickets. Olympic record for unemployment.

He

still

brags

he

holds

the

He is the only mutuel clerk with a selected clientele. Hogan will

Mathews, Milwaukée Mays, San Francisco

Robinson, Cincinnati Boyer, St. Louis RUNS BATTED Banks, Chieago Aaron, Milwaukee Mathews, Milwaukee Mays, San Francisco Clemente, Pittsburgh

Hogan

85

NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING

Mays, San Francisco 125 Clemente, Pittsburgh 118 Groat, Pittsburgh 129 Cepeda, San Francisca 122 Ashburn, Chicago 128 Adcock, Milwaukee 112 HOME BUNS Banks, Chicago Aaron, Milwaukee

car-fare home.”

IN

not take his friend’s action. When they come to his window, he closes his eyes and folds his arms and refuses to sell them a bet. i “Take your business around the corner,” he told me one after-

noon at Sportsman’s Park. “‘You’ve got to get broke. Every time you think of losing your ticket

money,

you *ll think of me

because I punched the

for you.’

Hogan once went swimming with a jockey who was notorious fas a horse puller. The jock drowned as Hogan watched from the shore; “He lied to me so much,” Hogan told the coroner. “I aidg’t believe him when he hollered for help.’’ Jake Lingle, the Chicago police reporter, was walking with Hi toward a race track train when the underworld hunters caught up

him. The Kid cringed and jerked at the sounds of the assassin’s jis-

1960

tols

TRUCK Must

go!

up

but he kept

the

layers,

°

kid

for

going

and

made

questioning,

the train.

condoned

The

his

detectives,

haste.

They

who

picked

were

howe

too.

“I couldn't

miss

raed

that

train,’

Hogan

said.

‘Lingle

give

me

a tip

Griffiths Welcomed

da

By Gov., Fight Fans

GRISSOM CHRYSLER

ST. THOMAS, V. I1.—Welterweight contender Emil Griffiths was

$5th Infantry Road-Rio Piedras -Bayamén -Fajardo

Proof

contino'

“You louse,” the man snarled. “You got no business getting sore,” Hogan told him. “I had the winner,” the guy said. “You made me bet a G on a stiff.»

Vicens

the

free

Hogan

No legitimate offer refused!

86.8

the

came

The horse ran far out of the money,

82-79

left.

eens

Wa

deranged by

ments, bet a thousand dollars on The Kid’s choice.'

Baez.

lay-ups

make

HOME

195).

6-6)

become

exception.

horse,

Aspromonte, Cleveland 93 345 47 105 .304 Mifioso, Chicago 127 493 72 149 .362

Sievers,

40)

all

investment than war bonds. They wrangled for a long time. Finally the man, swayed by Hogan’s argu-§

including yesterday’s games.) AMERICAN LEAGUE

Sievers,

Games

Pittsburgh

Los San

a

1.

Louis

of

more

the

Smith, Runnels,

Francisco 1. Philadelphia

St.

Today’s

The

se

BATTING

games. Thursday’s Scores Milwaukee 10, Chicago

an

a famous

quick

Johnny

minute

make

one

(Net

yesterday’s

San 3,

just

four

Skowron, New York Kuenn, Cleveland

55

Pittsburgh 6, Los Angeles 2 (11).

67-65 with

LEADERS

1949617

Tl

including

they

mers. With us was a high player who had lost fortune that afternoon as he followed the advice of

Mexico routed Japan, 76 to 57. France defeated Spain, 78-48,

Kan-

Milwaukee

Not

eventually

Once I was sitting with Hogan in a box at Sports-

in a basket for the

Ricans

to

with

at

at

off

pair

a half

Greminger

City (Larsen (1-10), night. NATIONAL LEAGUE W Ls Pct. GB

Fon Pitti Merit: | Pittsburgh

man’s

dropped a free throw from the foul line with just seconds left to play. Baez sank one from the foul

31%

12-8)

(66)

3937,

until

by

a

(Monbouquette 13-9). (Lary 11-13) at Chicago

(Wynn 109). Cleveland (Grand

got

throw on

with

Scores

(Pascual

free

Puerto

16%

Cleveland

Boston Detroit

half

ahead

margin

Baez dropped

yesterday’s

Thursday’s

slim

82-77

61 65 484 14%

including

the

Zsiros put the Hungarians ahead

7, Kansas City 3. Today’s Games yesthe New York (Ditmar 147) at Balends|timore (Fisher 10-9). (AFRS, 1470, 9:30 | 1:55 p.m.)

M

REEN

a

Detroit

still

(13-

.600

Boston Not games.

himself

points in the overtime and Puerto Rico closed the gap, 78-78, on

GB

Baltimore

City

at

Rico

Hungary

50

the highest | Kansas

Puer-

conds before the regulation game ended.

75

Rolls 209 Cleveland

single game thus far in the Puerto Rico Junior Bowling Champi-| onship.

York

LEAGUE Ls Pct.

the

for

that

three and a half minutes remain- | the man decided to bet on a long shot. ing. The Kid insisted the favorite could not be beaten. The Puerto Ricans clung to

LEAGUE

AMERICAN W

led

put Puerto

the los-

STANDINGS

the American League, Cleveland vanquished Kansas City 17-3.

games

and the lead was kept until Evelio Droz sank two free shots to

Cardinals.

In

five

theory

frustration. Of course, Hogan stakes himself to a pass and considets

Ricans.

pair

Joe Adcock and Bruton enabling

to

in

to

Louis | er.

into third place, 7% games off the pace with a 74 victory over the

Buhl

seven

his

mily Skates. Make

greeted

yesterday

which skating

a

week-

at

the

included

D. Merwin. Griffiths,

22,

a native

Islands,

Cuban

Florentino

Square

hére

crowd

Governor

Virgin

Madison

airport

by a welcoming

recently

John of

the

defeated

Fernandez | at

Garden.

The

winner of 20 of 22 professional fights, Griffith will spend. six weeks vacationing here. eser

to

ed Puerto Rico, 8480, here yesterday in the second round of the Olympic consolation basketball tournament. It was the fifth

&

rates

enabled

By Jimmy Cannon The horse player, contends Society Kid Hogan, the cranky sage of The Loop, who has contributed much of his life to doing 1 in the field, is a disgraceful representative of the human species. It

defeat-

SESRBRS:

triumph

San

(AP)—Hungary

yusess

The

over

Society Kid Hogan

Consolation, 84-80

NEW YORK (AP)—Pittsburgh|the Giants. His homer came in moved another step nearer~to' the first inning with two om and the National League pennant | that was all Harvey Haddix needwith a 6-1 victory cisco Thursday.

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SPORTS San Juan, Puerto Rico, Saturday, September 3, 1960

OLYMPIC STANDINGS, GOLD MEDALS AT ROME ROME (AP)—The unofficial point score in the 1960 Olympics after eight days of competition (gold medals in parentheses) : RUSSIA UNITED STATES GERMANY AUSTRALIA ITALY HUNGARY GREAT BRITAIN ROMANIA POLAND SWEDEN TURKEY NETHERLANDS NEW ZEALAND JAPAN BULGARIA DENMARK

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FLYING

FEMALE—Wilma

Rudolph, Clarksville,

to win a 100-meter heat at Rome. She won a running the 100 meters in the unprecedented

(right) hits the tape first

Tenn.,

gold medal in the final yesterday, time of 11 seconds. Vera Krepkina,

US.A Wins 6 Medals,

was” third in this

Russia (left) was second and Marlene Willard, Australia, a) photo. (AP Pheto)

Aurreessna

Russia Retains Lead v

l llGlennDavis WinsHurdles; U.S.A., Russia, Brazizi Advance!nBasketball Boston Takes Broad Jump ROME (AP)—The United States steam-rolled to a 108-50 victory over Uruguay last night to gain the final round of the Olympic basketball championship. Russia and Brazil also advanced* in yesterday’s play. The U.S.S. R. | had little trouble subduing Yu-'

Pasarell

goslavia,

FOREST HILLS, N. Y.

to come Poland,

88-61, from 77-68.

but

Brazil

behind

to

had | defeat |

Loses

(AP)—Charles Pasarell of Puerto Rico was eliminat America’s highly-favored hoop | ed in the opening of the squad led 65-19 at the half and |; National Tennis Championwas never im trouble on the way | yesterday. He was to its fifth consecutive victory. | ship Uruguay

|

couldn’t

crack

ousted by Don Dell of Be-

the

' thesda, U. s. Defense, and the talenie American squad controlled the

ball

throughout

Marquez

the

game.

scoring

Stars

‘defense

Md.

8:6,

6-3,

19 points. The

pulled

together

carried Brazil over the first half, | 77. 70.

Brazilian

in the

defeated Czechoslovakia other semi-final game,

There's SomethingRotten In The State Of Bulgaria ROME (AP)—The International Wrestling Federation yesterday charged there was suspicion of “collusion” in an Olympic match between a Bulgarian wrestler and the Russian gold

medal

winner.

The Bulgarian was disqualified from future competition bat the board of the federation took no action against Avtandil

Koridze

of

Russia,

the

took the gold medal

lightweight

Greco-Roman

wrestler

whe

as a result of a victory in the match over

Dimitre Stoyanov. Earlier, Ichiro Hatta

of Japan,

a vice-president

of the federa-

tion, said the Bulgarian lost deliberately so that the Russian could wim over his closest competitor, a Yugoslavian. Roger

Russian

Coulon,

was

not

president

of

disqualified

he wanted the Bulgarian

the

federation,

because

“we

said

cannot

to lose. on purpose,”

three silver and three bronze.

that

prove

the

that

ad

However, the Soviet Union+ ‘Tenn: turned - ia. an amaeeg. 1-1 pet Boston ' ee +> _ retained its unofficial team son *aearet oat oes second clocking te win the woadvantage by winning three broad jump record of 26 feet, men’s 100-meter dash. Aided by gold medals. inches set by Jesse Owens in a 2.752 meter wind, Miss RuDavis

pic

won

record

the hurdles

time

and

in Olym-

capped

a

series of outstanding performances

dolph was

three-tenths of a sec-

ond under

the world

Wilmer

Radolph

of Clarksville,

to finish

Roberson

Chenaux Out Roberto

Chenaux

of

Rio

Pie-

Pookie Sulks, EI Lider Wins

dras failed te qualify yesterday in the 1,500 meters swimming event at the Olympics.

El Lider, the weaker half of the Establo Las Marias entry, won the feature race at El Comandante yesterday as his running mate, Panadero, finished up the track. The race lost some of its excitement, but not glamor, when Pookie (‘‘El Loco’) got off badly and trailed the five-horse field a

new mark since the maximum allowable wind is two meters flat.

la

Silky

He

Sullivan.

is

the

only

swimmer

at

Rome.

The

time

will

Puerto

Manuel

Caraballo

ing

a

seven-day

return-

after serv-

suspension.

He

took up where he left off, winning.

He

galloped

bringing tories

The the

in

two

his total number

this

young favored

winners,

not, count

as

a

BASEBALL New

Baltimore

to

of vic-

(9-8).

Nixon. W-Lee

(7-4). L-F.

Sullivan

(5-15). HR—Washington,

Lemoa (25).

(32).

Dobbek

Boston,

29.

(See RESULTS, Page 21)

&

and

Nixon.

had

Battey;

this year

toppléd

ofie

(8).

Williams 010 110 Muffett

af

the most durable records of all time of the four-time gold medal winner

Owens.

j Swim

Medals

America’s-other three gold m¢dals came in swimming.

(See KERR

UPSET, Page 23)

SCORES

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Ford, Duren (6) and Blanchard; Pappas and ‘Triandos. W-Pappas L-Ford

Boston

Detroit

100 210 10x—5 8 0

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year

made

took the silver medal

Three

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with a leap 26-7 }%. It was the third time

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Rican

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by the Americans.

6-4.

Brazil, led by Walmir Marquez’! second half, and Brazil took com30 points, overcame a seven | mand at the eight minute mark point deficit at the half to defeat | 'of the half. Poland and remain undefeated | Italy in Olympic competition. Marquez!in the

ROME (AP)--Defending champion Glenn Davis led the United States to a sweep in the finals of the Olympic 400-meter ‘hurdles yesterday as American athletes captured six gold medals,

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