The San Juan Star (Sept. 7, 1960)

Page 1

Vol I No. 261

the San Juan Star Te. 30490

San Juan, Puerto Rice, Wednesday, September 7, 1960

Bevend sla at Sea

if

2

Jase,

paid Rice

OD DISASTER ISLAND 106

Known

Dead:

Humacao

Worst ~

Puerto Rico is a stricken land this morning.

.

Hit

Floods caught the island with its gua rd down early yesterday, leaving 106 known

dead, more than a thousand injured, and uncounted thousands homeless. The town of Humacao, on the southeast coast, was hardest hit, with 86 dead and

some 200 other persons matssing in that town clone. (See FLOODS, Page 2.)

CENTER OF DISASTER— The hardest hit area in the flood

disaster that struck Puerta Rico yesterday was the densely

populated river's edge of the Humacao river at Humacao on

the southeastern end of the island where surging flood waters devastated a wide swath of houses along the river.with ¢

a loss of more than 86 lives. many

victims

in their homes

The floods, which in the early morning

caught hours,

followed the passing of hurricane Donna which moved north of the island on Monday and was reported last night northeast.of the.Bahamas. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.),

IS cian

THE SAN JUAN STAR —- Wednesday, September 7, 1960

WADING TO SAFETY—At Toa Baja, waters rose so quickly and te such depth that

(Continued Fom Page 1) The great battle today will be to forestall epidemics of typhoid fever

and

dysentery.

Despite elaborate preparations for the hurricane, many areas were caught unaware. In other areas, Humacao being the tragic example, residents were warned

of impending

danger,

and

the

rejected

but

ignored

warnings.

ing of local government leaders

draft with

in

swift the

Humacao

battle

and civic

city

plans

hall

to

to

cope

disaster.

A tent city will be an immediate reality

for Humacao,

with

a mini-

mal-facilities housing project follow as soon as possible. The

River,

floods

swelled

the Rio

was

a

recurring piece of

Said many families who evacuated for the hurricane and found it unnecessary when the hurricane

&

RAILROAD Humacae

OR

caught

<=

BRIDGE?—This much

of

the

debris

=

Pa

old of

railroad the

a

outside

overflowing

river which almost converted the tracks into a feot-bridge. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)

Tons

Of Vegetation

to

the Humacao

Grande,

This

=

b

Floods Make Thousands Homeless; Battle Ahead To Forestall Epidemics

pellenD vn eS

were in water up to their chins. (STAR photo

oo

ground

,

higher

5

persons wading toward by José Garcia.)

Rie Plata

false alarm. Humacao has a population of 15,000.

Civil

Defense and Weather Bureau officials were non-committal last night, investigation Luis

like-

Marin,

who

Mufioz

arrived at Humacao night,

appears

at 7 p.m. last

immediately

called

a

meet-

WEATHER

vers to rising. The hurricane after-

FORECAST: San Juan, Peace and Mayaguez—Generally fair te-

math

was

enough

|

but an ly Gov.

over.

day and tonight. PUERTO RICO and the VIRGIN

ISLANDS—Variable cloudiness with a few shewers today; fair tenight.

WINDS: East seutheast 18 miles per hour. YESTERDAY’S

at 1€@ te

HIGH:

8

4 p.m. YESTERDAY’S

LOW:

STATESIDE: New clear; Philadelphia, Boston, 66; cloudy;

80,

clear;

at

69.

York, 7%, 80, clear; Washingten,

Chicago,

%,

partly

cloudy; Miami, 76, rain; Dallas, 82, clear; Denver, 89, clear; San

Emergency Wednesday, All

Fernandez Tel

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Night

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THE SAN ‘JUAN STAR Wednesday, September 7, 1960

Officials To Map P.R. Disaster Plan; Won't Ask U.S. Help Gov. Mufioz will meet at 7 a.m. today in Humacao City

Hall with selected heads of government to map disaster battle plans. The governor,

an

aide said

last night,

will not

ask | @

President Eisenhower to designate Puerto Rico a disaster |

area, since the commonwealth has sufficient funds

on hand.to battle on its own. At least that was the plan up

to last night.

The governor has called for the erection of a tent city

on

the site of the disaster

on the banks of the Humacao

R ver He

in Humacao. has

also

called

for

imme-

diate planning for a minimal-facilities hous'ng project to be

constructed—the government to supply water, sanitary facilities

Civil Defense, Gov't Bodies All Pitch In A giant rescue operation directed by the Office of Civil Defense got under way early yesterday

within

first pre-dawn

hours

report

after

the

of floods

had been phoned in. As the full scope of the disaster unfolded, the Rio Piedras Meeting this morning with the headquarters under the leadership governor will be Candido Oliveof Maj. Gen: Juan Cesar Cordero ras, secretary of education; Luis Rivera Santos. secretary of agri- Davila coordinated all activities

and

to

electricity,

build

their

and

own

the

people

homes.

(See OFFICIALS, Page 22)

Island

(See RESCUE, Page 20)

Death

Toll ©

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Comerio

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Santa Isabel

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FARMS—As

seen

from

the

air, a panoramic

view

of farms

and

sugar

Dino).

Destruction: Town By Town

Here is the unofficial tsland-wide death toll as compiled by the San Juan STAR from information received from va rious official sources:

Palle

INUNDATED

fields near Toa Baja which were covered yesterday by flood waters. (STAR Photo by

..

10

@

ed

HUMACAO—86 people reportdead last night and the fate

|of about 200 others

was

un-

An

un

ssaswevess er

...... Lecscseceeccececucesceesepesesccesscessees

woman

re-

identity

un-

out

on

road

to

Humacao.

MANATI—Two

dead;

sectors

dated two miles outside ,of town,

are

enroute

top of roof

|ing against a typhoid outbreak.

flooded,

|knOWn.

About 550 people being

3

|known

number

1

2 | treated in

1

hospital

of people

CAROLINA—One

dead

and

BL | about 4,000 affected by the flood.

— | From 200 to 300 people took re > 106 | fuge in municipal buildings and authorities were expecting more. Helicopters rescued people from rooftops.

Mostly

concrete

hou-

ses here so few were swept away. ARECIBO—Alerted

yesterday to expect heavy flooding.

at

1

p.m.

continued

TOA BAJA—23 houses destroyed, property damages estimated at $40,000 minimum, but no

casualties. Rio Plata rose 30 feet in

45

minutes,

inundating

entire

town, including highest point— the plaza—under two feet of water.

known. SABANA 867.

SECA—Road

to

Toa

Baja

Sector known

on

inunRoute

as El Paraiso

families

stranded

on

rooftops.

of house,

BARRANQUITAS—309

evacuated,

Canton which early yesterday

$25,000. CAYEY—374

ver

were inundated by Bayamon Ri-

overflowing

its

banks.

No

casualties. . SANTA ISABEL—Some 100 families evacuated at Barrio Velazquez from low-lying areas to municipal buildings. Road between Ponce and Santa Isabel made

impassable

by

landslide.

Velazquez river overflowing banks. YABUCOA—Bridges washed away

at

barrios

and Guayabota.

Limones

Yacaras

Also one wash

(STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)

.

_ -

.

+

waving

red

flag for aid. Helicopter sent out from Ramey Air Force Base but children couldn't be found.

BAYAMON—1,000 persons evacuated from sector of Hollywood, Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, El

National Guard truck transports YOUNG VICTIMS—A temporary morgue in Humacao’s abandoned

Sic ald fa aa ae aie Wa anak STORM’S ORPHAN—Asléep from exhaustion, an uniden-

drowned,

of town under four feet of water, people stranded atop autos. One report said three childrea on

1 | homeless. Authorities are guard-

............0..eeceeees accede cceeccsowes on

OROCOVIS—One ported

one

Agricultural

ed, two

person

damage

estimated

persons

missing.

persons

missing.

Power

at

evacuatout

from

1 am. to 3 p.m. yesterday. De mage estimated at $50,000. JUNCOS—20 homes destroyed, 20 others damaged, and 165 per sons in shelters. Flooding severe. Main bridge ‘wrecked. SAN LORENZO—One

one

missing.

Sixty

drowned,

homes

des

troyed, 30 damaged. Nearly 200 persons prepared to spend the night in the town’s central school.

(See

DESTRUCTION,

Page 22)

children icouned in flood former police headquarters.

THE

SAN

JUAN

STAR

—

Wednesday, September

Mrs. Cruz Is Expelled In Joint US-PR Action Rico

of

munists frequently since arriving in Puerto Rico eight months ago as a member of the Cuban con-

Espinosa

de

sulate, staff.

The U. S. and Commonwealth state departments have ordered

the

ouster

Mrs.

from

Angelica

Puerto

Cruz

im

San

Juan,

it

was

simultaneously

and San Juan yesterday. The joint action by the

U.

against

Gov.

Rican

government.

Cruz

also

Mrs,

to

have

Luis

Munoz

S.

Marin’s

was

distributed

grata here.

reported

Cuban

pro-

Washington

ed

she

officials

had

also

associated

to make

Com-

prompt

Weather Bureau Low-Pressure Area on

a

area’’ miles

reported east

of

Atlantic. There was they

storm

said,

several

no that

was

im

thousand

Rico

in

as

another

yet,

tropical

brewing

for

scouting .

Alcatraz

re-

were

living in.

At

African

Workers

to the San Juan by ships in the

Rhodesian

On

er Needed, and

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BOX

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SAN

JUAN,

PUERTO

capital of Salisbury.

tania

Strike

which

receive

from France

its

Nov.

18.

buildor-

by the independent

Synwho

will fight the SIU effort to organize its workers. Benitez said matters coneerning the

personnel

office

of

newly

independent

Mali

Fe

deration on the South. Although it has not a single mile of paved road and its new capital city is still under construction, the impoverished land has enormous economic poten-

by

non-govern-

Testimonial Dinner

Rescheduled For Friday as

guest

of honor,

will

be held as scheduled Friday at the Condado Beach Hotel.

The

dinner,

porters

of

sponsored

by

of communications were

the

caused

by

Commonwealth

Status

‘

deposits

and

perhaps

other

mi-

neral

wealth. Cause Of Desire This potential is probably behind the Moroccan desire to persuade Mauretania to become part of Morocco.

@ Any deposit received on or before the 10th day of each month earns the complete divide for the nd month.

auto near that town. The two’ deaths brought the year’s traffic fatalities to 246.

Boy, 4, Becomes 29th Polio Victim The Department of Health an- | nounced yesterday that the polio epidemic

in

tinued last ses pushed to

Puerto

411 cases. At the same

FOR CLASSIFIEDS, ®

eo

eee

caup. i

time,

the

health’

department announced the death of a four-year old ‘boy in Lares. who became the 29th fatality of the

polio

Officials break record

was

epidemic.

said

this

year’s

out-

fast

approaching

the

epidemic

of

1955

when

a

total of 439 cases was reported in the first 33 weeks of the year. WY

\

| Deaths yesterday

afternoon

at

the

Mimyas Clinic in Santurce. A Korean War veteran, Pica had been employed for the past four years by the U. S. Internal Revenue Service in San Juan. | He is survived by his wife, Nilda

Bardeguez.

*

the

is

stepping

up

a

pro-

paganda eampaign through the press and radio. Moroccan officials claim that the territory once was under the eontrol of Moroccan monarchs and blame the French for tak-

it away.

Guayama

where

burial

Municipal

Cemetry,

will

place.

CALL ea

take

se €

Rufo Segarra Rufo Segarra, 68, of Barrio Pueblo, in Lares, died yesterday afternoon at Prebysterian HospiHe

was

a veteran

of World War I, He is survived by his wife, Teresa Pagal, and four children. Burial will take place in Lares Municipal Cemetery. i

©

aaa

con-:

Morocco

government

SENTRY DOGS, INCORPORATED — 2.8497

tw

Rico

week as 14 new this year’s total

and Mauretania’s premier are opposed to any annexation, but

French

For further information call

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The funeral will leave the Puerto Rico Memorial Funeral Home this morning at 9 a.m. for

the

Street.

the postage.

of Canoaccident

5:30 p.m. when the motorcycle he was riding collided with an

died

7th, in Barbosa Park, end of McLeary

or by mail deposit. We pay

con-

ditions.

Juan Pica Oro, 30, of 960 Eiden St., Country. Club, Rio Piedras,

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*

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. | |

to floods,

if their deaths

tal in Santurce.

YOUR SAVINGS

due

it was not known

Sup-

(SOCS), had been postponed when it was feared that hurricane Donna would strike the island.

tial with vast iron and copper ing

SAVE MORE TODAY

the

ment, management-labor negot:ations is impossible at the university.

Both

the

DON'T DELAY-

eee

and

presently

dicate of University Workers

Moscoso

is due to

independence

RICO

Association of Puerto Rico

ganized

are

A testimenial dinner tribute to Operation Bootstrap, with Teodoro

government is enviously watching the desert country of Maure-

for

San Juan, Santurce - Stop22 12, Rio Piedra Barrio s, Obrero

grounds

workers

ing as conducted

man experienced in selling services or production in local area. Send resume to P. O.

University ings

Morocco Mauretania With Annexation In Mind RABAT (AP)—The Moroccan

Sales Manag

Company.

regulating

relationship”

Commonwealth, and in other cases by university law. For this reason, he said, collective bargain-

Strikers

Go

Sales Manager established

laws

“not

law.

by

that the cause of the work stoppage ‘is unknown at this time.”

area.

with

are

salaries, vacations, and promotions are regulated in some cases

SAN FRANCISCO —Inmates of Alcatraz Island prison staged a work stoppage yesterday but there was no violence or disorder. Associate Warden Olin D. Blackwell said a few of the 250 inmates did not join the “sit-in.” ‘‘The inmates now are in their cells and tefuse: to go to work,” Blackwell told reporters. Blackwell stated

Reports of the low-pressure area were forwarded weather bureau

they

buildings

|

near that town about 11:45 p.m. Efigenio Santiago Agosto, 27, | was killed near Gurabo about

own the land and the homes

their person-

miles southwest of the Southern

and by

Fire

UPR

workers

Two men were killed in separate traffic accidents Monday night in the eastern sector of the island. Because of the failure

tempt to organize university workers but only within the limitations of the Commonwealth personnel law and the university

absence from work by African labor yesterday in this town about 65

that the suspicious area was still too far away connaissance

of

yester-

Jose M. Calderon, 27, vanas, was killed in an

cause of the demonstration, which started Monday night, was apparently a strike by Africans which resulted in an almost complete

the

evidence the

Cross officials said

arrangements for the}

removal

said

Benitez stressed that the SIU or any other union is free to at-

_ GATOOMA, Southern Rhodesia “—Police reinforced by reservists fired tear gas yesterday to disperse a crowd of Africans demonstrating at three mills of the Rhodesian spinning mills company. The

low-pressure

Puerto

.

Police

S. Weather Bureau said it was keeping an eye

‘“‘suspicious

organize

grounds

university-worker

News In Brief

Watching New The U. yesterday

to

and

people made homeless by the monwealth Under fleeds will net be eligible State said: fer Red Cross reconstruction “The usual procedure will be| financial aid. They said in for the government, meaning Cuba,| order te qualify, people must

claim-

with

CIO)

Carrion, ComSecretary of]

as agitators.

Benitez

day that attempts by the Seafarers International Union (SIU, AFL-

Asked what will happen next,} yesterday that most of the Dr. Arturo Morales

Paganda pamphlets and to have attempted to prevail on Puerto Rican students to go to Cuba

for training

Jaime

compatible

and the Commonwealth charged that the woman propagandized Puerto

University of Puerto Rico Chancellor

activities.” Her operations amounted to, officials said, intervention in the domestic political affairs of Puerto Rico. The note in effect meant that Mrs. Cruz now is persona non

Washington

In Auto Mishaps;

Organizing At UPR Toll Now Is 246

the Fidel Castro regime said she

announced

in

Two Men Killed

Benitez Tells SIU It Must Obey Law

A formal note sent Friday to

Henrique, a Cuban woman staff member of the Cuban Consulate

7, 1960

a

3-8400

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, September7, 1960

ITwo U.S. Agents Defect To Reds: 2 Defectors Cuba Helps Pair Reach Moscow Ike Brands

As Traitors WASHINGTON

dent

(AP)—Presi-

Eisenhower

branded

as

trai-

tors” the two youthful American code clerks who went over to the Soviets and denounced their for

what

they

made

by

Bernon

F.

the

Communist

war,”

they

JOHNSON

A

War

Security

on its allies

feel

will

III.

Soviet

Agency

trawler

under

lead

to

is reported

to have smuggled the two defectors to the Soviet Union after picking

them

up

secretly

in

a

Cuban

they

said

in

a

statement.

The Russians put the two on display under television lights in the

gilt-ornamented

Journalism

Club. From a platform the two detailed the two complaints

against the United States and spilled to newsmen what they said

Mit-

chell and William H. Martin at a@ propaganda-atmosphere news conference ,in Moscow. The Pentagon said they “can only serve

even

National

policy

World

said

art war-provaking espionage policies. The Defense Department chalJenged as completely false statements

is spying

a

STANLEY

States

yesterday

“self-confessed

homeland

turned up in Moscow yesterday with tales that the United States

anounced they have defected to the Soviet Union and intend to become Soviet citizens. “We would attempt to crawl to the moon if we thought it would lessen the threat of an atomic

By

Moscow (®—Two young code clerks from the super-secret United

31,

of

Eureka, Calif., and William H. Martin, 29, of "Ellensturg, Wash.,

were

NSA

ligence

communications-intel-

secrets.

They

United States had broken

said

the

the codes

of

Washington

was

shaken

said

U.

knew

S.

about

government

the

voyage

and

Martin,

bachelor

connaisance flights over Soviet territory and the rim of Red China,

May

but

Day

Russians

Powers

said

nothing

about

gave

Francis

by

States.

It set off * velopments:

these

rapid-fire

de-

White House Press Secretary James C. Hagerty relayed to

newsmen Eisenhower’s view that the two longtime bachelor buddies are traitors by their own admission. An investigator for the committee

on

Un-American

Activi-

ties went to the supersecret National Security Agency;, where Mitchell and Martin had worked since 1957, in an effort to subpoena personnel and employment information on the two men from NSA files. It was

understood

tee plans later this NSA

commit-

witnesses.

NSA gun

the

a closed-door session month to question

a

was reported

to have be-

investigation

of

its own, with many friends and associates of the two men sub

ANNOUCING

WILLIAM H. MARTIN helping Soviet cause

...turncoa} in Moseow

U.N. Grabs Congo's Radio, Tightens Grip LEOPOLDVILLE, —The

United

The

At the same time the U.

Congo

Nations

of his rank as chief of state. U.N.,

in announcing

the

ra-

dio ban, said it took the measure as_part of its mandate to maintain peace and order in the naon the brink of civil tion, , tottering

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sweeping

Gary

a 10-year sentence.

the news that Mitchell and Martin had come out into the open in Moscow with a blast at the United

the

U-2 flight for which the

in Puerto Rico?

a

decade ago. Although their defection had been suspected for weeks, official

who

wofn business

promptly

expeses

sia,

Mitchell

began probing into the case, which could blossom into one of the biggest since the Communists-in-government

authorities

shortly after the trawler left Cuba.

objectgves

Activities

Responsible

reported how the pair got to Rusagencies

of sowing disunity among free Bations.” The House Committee on UnAmerican

of friendly nations and even friends since service in the Navy, planted a spy in a friendly embas- refused to tell how they got to sy. Moscow from NSA headquarters Top U. S. officials were report- at Fort Meade, Md. ed carefully studying their re“That might prevent others from marks in order to issue a govern- taking the same route,” they said. ment answer. The two left Ft. Meade late in These authorities conceded, June on vacation, ostensibly to meanwhile, that the defections re- visit relatives on the West Coast. presented , another painful propa- They never reached the coast. ganda jab at a time when the Mitchell and Martin professed U. S. was recovering from its to believe that U. S. policy may embarrassment over the U-2 spy lead to World War III. They complane incident. plained chiefly of American re

govern-

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VHS SAN JUAN STAR-— Weenesaay, September 7, 1360

U.S. Says It Pla

Ns

Stock Market Declines |

To Boost Latin Aid, Push Social Reform crease its aid for Latin Ameriean economic development while pouring in millions for broad

social

development.

Undersecretary

Douglas

Dillon

session

of

Economic

of

State

told

the

sion

in

C.

econo-

being,

and industrial Latin America. Referring

“arbitrary against

prises

to

the basic

Cuba,

punitive

actions

private

enter-

have

in many

coun-

equality

and

dignity.

We

American

pledge

to Brazil’s

what

was

call for

Brazilian

delegate

an

help Au-

gosto- Frederico Schmidt called “the third world of underdevel-

the

ideals

were

among

loosers

in the broad decline. Of 1,217 issues traded, declined, 295 adanced, and

737 185

No More Porkers in Secaucus, N. J.

shares

traded

The be

business

Friday.

news

unfavorable

to

continued

Wall

Street.

—Market

futures —

and

FUTURES closed

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community,

to

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the

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within

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NEW YORK (AP)—Traders yesterday ave the following quotations fer rice, ex-dock, New York, im cents per pound: Extra fancy Zenith 9.35. Extra Fancy

fancy Rexere second heads

12.50. short

grain

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sight of the Manhattan skyline. Bendix Av Its huge pig pepulation over the Beth Steel years made it more than just a Boeing Air . landmark. Anybody lost in the Borden meadows had only to follow his Borg War Bridg Brass nose. During the heyday the pigs got | Burroughs fat on swill from some of New Cdn Pac York’s finest eateries. As the Case (J. I.) Celanese pigs fattened the farmers prospered. Shortly after World War Cer de Pas II the pig population topped the Chrysler Cities Sv 300,000 mark. Cosa Cola Colg Palm Comw Ed Con Edis-

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SECAUCUS, N. J. (AP)—Not an oink is to be heard here now.

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|

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your friend at

went

of

the

NEW YORK (AP)-—Coffee spot Santos No. 4 ex-dock closed at 36.50-36.75A. Cest

to talk to

the

consolidation

ment

is the time

at

et since Sept. 1, the deadline for all pig farmers to move out

told

way of life upheld by Western Christian civilization.” Dillon had found in preliminary talks with delegates of Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Colombia that some believed the American program for social improvements was intended as a substitute for economic develop-

witness-

lower

included

for the U. S. steel index lost 51 eents at $56.49, its week. worst fall since Aug. 30 when it Texas instruments

battle against underdevelopment “is a decisive weapon for the

Schmidt

ed in one American country in recent months discourage the Private investment community.”

was

500 stock

Am Am Am Am Am

oped peoples.”

said

and

as we

for

to

foreign

such

The

in

Dillon

development.

population

answer

provision economic

development

eeonomic

must help them to replace a hovel with a home. We must help them to acquire land and the means for its productive use.”

American cooperation.” Noting that the U. S. Congress already has appropriated $500 million for such social programs as low cost housing, education and land reform in Latin Am-

imerease further of assistance for

of

tries of Latin Americaa We must open before them the path to a better life of material well

mic and social fields “we will have opened a new era of inter-

erica, Dillon declared: “The United States intends

of social

of the

that if the both

programs

We must bring fresh hope to the less privileged peoples who /make up such a large proportion

Inter-American

acts

to

market

elosed unchanged. Standard and Poor’s

start following Friday’s decline. Prices continued to move lower

development, he continued “we must add the broad new dimen-

the epening

Conference

eonference

But

The

182

By STANFORD BRADSHAW BOGOTA (AP)—The United States pledged yesterday to in-

By JOHN MCKEE NEW YORK (AP)—The stock market declined in slow trading yesterday.

office of & Smith,

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, September 7, 1960

Mayaguez Surging With Business Activity Free Trade Zone Spurs City’s Growth '

By

PAUL

BR. RYAN

MAYAGUEZ— This

bursting

with

anticipation.

in

the

new

barber

shops,

and

the

the

new

hotels,

and

you

go,

building,

the

is talk

free-trade zone

and

Mayor

Baudiljo

Vega,

months.”

the

Everyone Affected “Everyone will be affected

restaurants,

there

ailing

said that five or six firms would be operating in the new freetrade zone within “five or six

is

projects

Everywhere

municipal

for

city

7

of

the

what

new

zone,”

the

mayor

new new

homes, Hilton

said. Hundreds of a hospital and a

it will mean to this port city and its 90,000 inhabitantes. “The new trade zone will not

Hotel

for

only greatly increase the standard of living in this community,”

are

this

in

the

city,

“The

planning

he

city

by

acting

stage

added.

.

administration

has

already transferred’ a half million dollars to Fomento for exof the port,” he said. western end of the island will pansion two weeks, dredging benefit, from Cabo Rojo to “Within operations will begin and later Aguadilla.” Elpidio H. Rivera, substituting | we expect additional pier facilities will have to be made.” an enthusiastic acting-mayor related Wednesday, “but the whole

Letters From Chicago To NY dn 15 Seconds (®—The is

Post

preparing

Cabo

material

Rojo | #

through

the

new

zone,

duct.

*

pilot

Operation to transmit mail between

Even From Japan, Maybe “We have reason to believe that a Japanese firm that manufacturers

watches

will

have

space in the new zone when it Chicago and Washington m 15 gets under way in a few months,” ‘seconds. Rivera said. "It is not unreason‘ Carl W. Schroeder, Chicago able te visualize firms from all postmaster, said the service proba- over the world one day occupybly will be made available next ing space in the zone.” month with a facsimile scanning At present the free-trade zone circuit for transmission of govern- consists of eight airplane hangar »

ment mail. Later, when

are

ironed

proves,

of

out,

the.

the

the

kinks,

and

c¢ can

television-like

service

if

any,

Congress

ap-

make

use

transmission

for a 7-cent letter rate.

type

buildings.

Only

two

of

mile operation have been leased. The sender will write his letter

equipment led.

on a special form which can be folded and sealed. This letter will be fed to a machine which will open it, transmit it, and relegate

the original to a check file. The addresses will get a

copy

received

scan

and

printed

by

a

ner at the other end of the circuit.

Chinese Quit Jakarta .

s

JAKARTA,

total Jeft

of

1,402

Indonesia

Indonesia,

(P}—A

overseas

Chinese

aboard

the

16,000

\ton Japanese ship Koan. Maru ‘for the Formosan port of Keelung. The repatriation of this group followed Indonesia’s ban on alien Chinese trading in rural areas.

6S

CONSTRUCTION

UNDER

that

Starting Inauguration set

for

Sept.

23.

has

been

shown here. The new phote by P. R. Ryan)

Sept. 25 ceremonies Star.

are

Kist plans

WASHINGTON

(AP)

—

zone

at

Mayaguez

is. nearly

within

five

or

six

months.

(STAR

zone is to provide a duty- complete Federal tax exemption area in which goods and as well as Commonwealth for a terials from various sources period of 10 years, Grants of smaport.be combined for export or up to $20,000 for assistance on

hundred will be women. Eventually, Rivera predicts, the firm will hire some 1,000 employes. Next to the Star Kist operation is a can company, whose sole purpose will be to manufacture cans for the tuna company. The basic function of the free

The

allies

projects

Tax Exemptions, Teo The Mayaguez zone was established under the Foreign Trade Zone Act of 1934. United States and foreign companies using the zone will get the same tax exemptions that have attracted 600 manufacturing plants to Fomento under “Operation Bootstrap.” These

tax

exemptions

in

developing

new

The

zone

additional 15 acres for expansion.

provides

is

available

“Mayaguez,” the acting mayor said, “may some day become the

biggest industrial Caribbean.”

How

|

make

city

in

delicious

and Raisin Frosting my wonderful new

WARING

wea-

available.

plant space at nominal rentals for manufacturing, processing, and warehousing operations. Aa

include

Rum with

is

20-acre

BLENDOR

United States and Australia have pons. In NATO, for example, the signed a weapons development United States has adopted the agreement aimed at cooperation Belgian-developed automatic rifle in research and development of as standard. new weapons. Officials said just what lines It is the first such U.S. agree- of research and development the ment with a country outside of the North Atlantic Treaty Orga- United States would concentrate

on, and

nization.

The idea is to spur weapons progress, avoid duplication and promote standardization between

Australia

would

pursue under the new ment have not yet been

agree staked

what

out.

SHIPPING SCHEDULES

FLYING

. Norfokk,

ELLERBEK

Hamburg,

CLAIRBORNE

‘Mobile,

PATRIOT

‘Mobile. N. Grieans

N.

Orleans

N.Y.

4

Sevt.

8

La Guaira

Sept.

6

Sent.

8

Sept. 9

Sept.5

Isbrandtsen

Waterman

Line

Port Cabello, Maracaibo Ponce, Mayaguez

Waterman

Line

Pouce, Mayaguez

Alcoa Line

CLIPPER

Mobile, N. Orie

Sept.

6

Sept.

8

Ponce, Mayaguez

Alcoa Line

EMILIA

Phill,

Sept.

6

Sept.

8

May

Ponce

Bull

Lines

ELIZABETH

New

York

Sept.

6

Sept.

8

Mayaguez

Bull

Lines

FAIRLAND

New York

Sent.

BEATRICE

Balt.

New York

Fishy!

NEWPORT

NEWS,

was

a thing

arrested

in

Sept. 9

Ponce, Mayaguez

Ponce,

=

Bult Lines

Poace —

ar. Rk

FOR LEASE IN OLD SAN JUAN

Va.

“As far as Curtis Pannell is cerned, there’s not about a fish fry.

Sevt. 7

Line

Phil

Sept.

Antwerp

Pannell

free-trade

U. 5., Australia Sign WeaponsAgreement

ENDEAVOR

‘

new

zone should be operating

the

instal-

WAY—The

set to enter inte business. Six buildings are currently under construction. Three are

buildings are, occupied. Construction goes daily. Star Kist,| a California tuna packing company, is the only firm in the ew zone ready to

Retails of the development were outlined in the October issue of start operatig@n. Occupying dock space in the harbor, Star Kist Science and Mechanics Magazine two tons of fish in which said that the equipment for has some ‘initial operation has been obtained its freezer ready to process. The be test runs by the department, and telephone first processing will micro-wave circuits for the 600 to check the. multi-million dollar

}

Blas

he said. Aliso, a concrete ‘block firm from San German will have an additional outlet for its pro-

Office a

from

5S si

that makes material for Panama hats will be able to move its

Fs fi;

' CHICAGO Department

A local firm

RAL SE SNES

nice con-

Sais with a break-in at a seacompany. ‘ a “Arresting officers? Joel isn and Thomas Fry.

*The WARING BLENDOR is the chops, blends, purees, crumbs, and

In Whole or in Part beoutifully restored 3 story building. Full of commercial possibilities. : Fortaleza 152 (Opposite Padin‘s). Elevator,

Air

mercial.

2

Conditioning, and

Tourist center. taurant, etc. _

incinerator.

Street

3 floors office or commercial.

floor

com-"

TEL. 2-1444

thot veg-

etables in seconds. . . lets you create an endless voriety of appetizing

sible.

and

healthful dishes

For the name

Possibilities

and

beveroges

never

before

Lene

It’s not

pos-

ond address of your nearest dealer salt

3-4111

High class shops, Boutique, Art Shop, Res-

~~ “INFORMATION:

amazing kitchen elo liquefies ali fruits and

a BLENDOR

unless

it's WARING!

the

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8

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, September 7, 1960

Sandra De Aldrey Creates Exclusive Evening Fashions eI

Poe

o>

nae

EXCLUSIVE

Sat

3

DESIGNS

a

ORES

FOR

EBS

SAN

oe

JUAN

Re.

POST

ge eee

OFS

ho ae.

i

Dee

DEBS—Just

2

before

leaving Puerto Rico on an extended trip to Montreal, Canada, Sandra Golbert de Aldrey, one of the island’s youngest designers executed the gowns shown above for two of San Juan’s prettiest post debs. At left, Miss Margarita Eugenia Campos Ledesma wears a short evening gown of

pale pink peau de soie with the bodice in front partially covered with

matching and still paler poppies of the same fabric.

The posies cover the

back of the strapless bodice and cascade down the sides of the full skirt.

SAN

Drama (lass To Start

JUAN

Pure white peau de soie is used for the formal ball gown Mrs. de Aldrey designed for Miss Aileen Alegria, center. The bodice is completely embroidered with seed pearls and irridescent beads in diamond patterns as is the short sleeved cover-up bolero. Skirt fullness is arranged in soft but deep inverted pleats. At right, Miss Campos Ledesma wears a heavy white reembroidered Alencon lace short ball gown. Olive-green silk satin forms the draped cummerbund. (STAR photos by Betty Knorr)

BREVITIES

Ladies Auxiliary of JCC Square And Folk Dancing

A new drama group will begin Mrs. Jack Floom, new presiAn evening of square and falkclasses in lighting, make-up, |dent of the Ladies Auxiliary of dancing for adult couples will staging, acting and producing|the Jewish Community Center, | take Place at 8:30 p.m. Saturday,

Monday evening, Sept. 12, in the | will preside at the opening meet-| Fellowship Hall of the Union |ing of the 1960-61 season today Church

in

Punta

Las

Marias.

at

the

center

at

1:30

p.m._

Sept. 10 in the Fellowship Hall jof the Union Church in Punta

Las

Marias.

Our Chef is busting out

“- ll over.

with pride that ie.! because of your praise of our

WEDNESDAY NIGHT BUFFETS If you missed the last one, don’t miss

TONIGHT'S BUFFET The

some

fine

food

end

Floor

Show

eveilable every night except Mondoys. NO COVER ot onytime.

ere

Rleaehsag? Niednesiey Night Buttet

NEEDLEWORK

QUEEN—Attractive Miss Ruth Herrera,

seated, 20, was crowned Queen of the Needlework Industry on the island at ceremonies Friday evening in the Sala Ca-

pitular of City Hall, by Dofia Felisa Rincén de Gautier, Mayor of San Juan. The queen is the daughter of Mr. and.

Mrs. Otilio Herrera of Catafio.

Afterwards a reception

was held on the terraces of City’ Hall, (Pinte eiiriésy- of City

Hall)

ALE,

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THE SAN JUAN

ee Ana Landers Says

STAR

— Wednésday, September 7, 1960

|

Too Nervy For Sure DEAR

ANN

opportunity

LANDERS:

to

speak

out

on

a

“Bitter 16” described how it subject which has troubled me for a long time. Americans and felt to stand around at parfood. ties, laughing and pretendI am not yet a citizen here, ing

to

have

a

good

time.

Her

heart was really breaking cause no fellow would ask to dance.

beher

Well, I'm a fellow 17, there’s a side to the story

and that

so perhaps I should not criticize, but almost from the first day in your country I noticed Americans have a compulsion to eat and drink constantly when more than

hasn’t been told -yet) You always criticize guys. for running after dolls

with

filled-out

shapes.

Do

to

you know how it is with us notso-handsome fellows? Well, let me

teil

very

you’d

call

pect

Sandra

me,

so

but

guys

puny.

Dee

if

out

tall and

me

to

these

girls

of it would.

ex-

flip

over

who

give

shy

a little encouragement,

wouldn’t be neither would I've been many times I blanket. Some stand

feeling

sorry

keep

plenty

around young

It

of

for children

figures,

insensitive

brass

three

this is the mature entertaining. Do —S. K.

for

to

out

of

HONOR

it?

Hn meee =

who

DEAR

S.

The

K.:

No,

I

American

do

not

hest

or

that

her

kids

“Too a

something

Timid

self-pitying

to

Maybe” tone,

“all

the

time”

rate

just

OVER

BY POPULAR

HENRY

.

ee

ee

DEMAND!!!

BOYER’S production

HOLIDAY"

“TROPICAL with

in hap-

this

sort of treatment—IMPOSED ON, TOO DEAR ANN: “Too Timid Maybe” has given me a_ perfect

_|

| To Wed

Sn

¥

CLUB TROPICORO presents

the

pens to me all the time,” I'm not surprised. People who go places where they are not invited

was

Until September 13th. the spectacular

DEL CAMPO TWINS ROGER DULUDE

eat.

“This

eee ee ws e OSS Se _

oi

3

HELD

drop

whined

Isella Russelle, fourth from left,

CLUB

in without first calling to see if it’s convenient would also gripe because nobody offered her or

poetess Dora

AT THE SPECTACULAR

stick

would

Uruguayan

TONITE

yet!

bore

a

approach to you agree?

hours—with

however,

GUEST_The

vited for dinner. In my opinion

themselves than dance with an agree. ordinary guy.LAUGH CLOWN LAUGH DEAR ANN LANDERS: The letter signed “Too Timid Maybe” should have been signed “Too Nervy for Sure.” Aynone who drops in uninvited and isn’t offered refreshments within the first half hour should take the hint and go home. It takes

his: foot

When guests come to my home I never serve them a bite of food unless they have been in-

they

so lonesome—and we, turned _down so feel like an army girls would rather

around

together.

nuts.

feel

us

get

honored by the Puerto Rican Chapter of the United Women of America (UMA) at a tea Friday afternoon in the Gerénimo Room of the Caribe Hilton Hotel. Greeting the poetess are from left to right Miss Margarita Higuera, Mrs. Josefina de Batlle, dull,. you are always ready to Miss Maria Teresa Picé, president of the U.M.A.; Mrs, Laura S. C. de Sureda, Mrs. pass the potato chips and pea- Nimia V. de Madrazo and Mrs. Zayda U. de Castro. (STAR phote by Betty Knorr)

I guess

I don’t

people

I sometimes have the impression you people offer food and drink as a substitute for ideas. When the conversation becomes

you.

I'm not

two

Does the American feel he must fill his mouth with food in order

To

learn

teenage

the

drinking,

booby-traps write

LANDERS’ jpooklet, Drinking,’t acloekis request

20

cents

for ANN

“Teenage with your

in

coin

large, self-addressed, envelope. Ann

Landers

will

of

and

THE TROPICAL DANCERS LEONELA

a

= be

glad

to

help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope.

Meat

FAMILY SUPPER Patties Potatees

Creamed Kale Salad Bowl Cup cakes

Bread Tray Pickles Beverage

Continuous

music

CHARLIE and

his

featuring

by:

ANGEL MANCHENO

FISK

Intercontinental

Orchestra

Juanchin Ramirez and his Combo

nor

Medina,

nounce.

the

of anes, betrothal

of

daughter, Miss Amalia Medina, above, to Edward R. Arnold of the Roosevelt Roads Naval Station. The groom-to-be is the son of Mrs. R. E. Wesley, of Patter-

grationot Me’ dnd his. Oe

“Hershberger of La Vele, Md.

utes; lift turn kale Drain. over low liquified

11:00

_NO COVER CLOSED ON

CHARGE SUNDAYS

P.M.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR San

ember

Sept-

should

Ist editorial echoing com-

ments made by top officials of a Federal agency here, deplores

the

Munoz

administration’s

“pol-

icy of (Puerto

withholding from the Rican) people the facts

of

United

the

Participation

that

States in

is taking

in

Puerto

ease

is

Puerto Rico’s advancement in housing over the past decade, but purportedly failed to note the fact that hundreds of mil-

federal

funds

various forms Progress. This “slight” against

ernment

has Agency

With

events for

in

a

regional office and Home Fi-

brief

moment

reports

review

mind

let that

the

of

us

the

imagine

they

had

oc

curred in any other regional office of the HHFA (there are six

others)

Any

on

such

a half

the

region

dozen

mainland.

would

or more

include

states

with

How

long

the usual political representation

in

Washington,

would

it

D.C.

take

for

powerful

senators

another

“shock”

a

couple

of

to prepare

yet

for

administrator who ed to embarrass their own states?

a

Federal

thus attemptthem within The political

reality of that the

the United States is Federal government

dispenses

its

largesse

states,

which

out

the

through-

is

simply

accepted

by

them

flowing

as

from

their

membership

nation,

and

im

the

unhesitatingly

eredit

for

states.

right

state po-

accept

progress

Local

a

the

Liticos

full

within

and

state

their

officials

may be highly appreciative of federal funds and of the invalu-

able

efforts

of Federal

officials,

but they are not expected to throw away a political advantage

fm

profuse

Normal

‘thank-yous”

operation

program. Yet when government

same

the

find

for

a

the

Federal

Puerto

behaves

manner,

STAR

of

Rican

in this

very

the editors of the

it

“incredibly

disre-

spectful” of its association with the United States (i.e., the ComMonwealth status) which “the Muhoz administration purports

to believe in and defend.” How is it that these gentlemen fail to see the opposite? Namely, that

in

the

Munoz

this

administration

instance

demonstrates

such secure belief in its association with the US. that it takes for granted the political prac*ices common in any of the

50

states

Puerto

way

of

the

Rico

to

Union.

alone

bow of

Should

out

‘thank

you, thank you” lic voice for the

sation

go

you,

of

its

thank

in a loud pubnormal dispen-

federal

funds?

The

Munoz administration evidently thinks not. By thus staying within the

practice

of

in

American

the

Puerto

normal

Rican

relationships Union,

the

government

is

simply illustrating the meaning of the Commonwealth status—a retationship between equals permitting full scope for political

normalcy within

and

this

dignity. Then

framework

ean

how Puer-

to Rico be “disrespectful?” Or could it be that the STAR has yet to purge itself of large rem-

nants

toward

of a

Puerte

colonial Rico?

HHwork

should be fully documented. But these same agencies should be very happy when the present Rican

government

adopts

attitude

distinctive

to

Puerto

Rico. Beresford

Hayward

Santurce,

P.

R.

EDITOR’S NOTE: The stateside politician dees not have to tell his constituents that Federal grants-in-aid and appropriations spent in their states represent

a return of Federal taxes they have themselves paid inte the Federal Treasury. such taxes.

We

pay

no

ees

shocked”

here,

this

in

supported this Commonwealth the Federal gov-

the head of the of the Housing

hance STAR

have

“deeply

the

whose

liveliness

adver-

Urban Renewal and Housing Corporation. These ads reviewed

in

its officials

specific

recent

tisements in the newspaper El Mundo by the Commonwealth

lions

and

well-deserved

especially

by day

progress

The

the

them

a concept of politica) activity not unlike that on the mainland, though with a political

day

Rico.”

cited

FA

Puerto

financial

the

place

deny

appreciation,

LEGION NOT MENTIONED Sir:

I am an assiduous reader of your good editorials. I sincerely believe

the

editorial

STAR

has

maker

who

a splendid

knows

his

ing credit in public opinion. We sincerely hope that some day it will accomplish, somehow, the ends for which it was adopted. Eduarde Cuchi Call Past Department Commander The American Legion San Juan, P. R. ses

FEDERAL

FUNDS

Sir: Your paper of September 1st brings an editorial which is convincing to our people about government purposes with Federal Funds.

Maybe

about being

this our

you

only

the President Federal Agen-

cies called P. R. Emergency Reconstruction Administration (P RERA). The P. R. Reconstruction Administration (PRERA), Public

Works

(PWA),

Federal

istration

(FWA)

Administration

Work

Admin-

and some

others

which I do not remember by the moment and now the Federal Housing Administration, were established

ernment

by

and

the

Federal

their

By

Gov-

benefits

ex-

Ricq, and

the

HARRY

GOLDEN

crops.

Basically,

summer

vacation

goes

back

work

in

factories

and

in

after

a

couple

do with

of

themselves.

weeks

visiting,

they

The

greatest

joy

get

in

too

is a holiday you feel utterly useless. This old remnant of the agricultural

al

minated.

to of

appointing

Ricans or American Spanish descent to

plomatic

positions

Puer-

citizens the di-

in Latin

Ame

rica. The editorialist seemed to give all the credit for the good idea to Mr. Arturo Morales Carrion, Undersecretary of State, Luis

A.

Ferre,

Statehood

party

leader and someone else I can’t recall. But he did not mention the American Legion. I suppose

he

did

not

mention

the Legion simply because he did not know anything about the campaign

Rican this

made

Legion objective.

so there about.

is

by

the

in

1955

This

nothing

Puerto

party

in

case mentioned is not new.

holler

so

this

in your editorial

Congratulations

Please

to

go ahead

you

and

Mr.

in your

work

that will encourage

our people

know

and

how

to use

to U.S. Your people

with

to vote

our permanent

also

to

how

association

A. publications know

our

how

will to

let our

play

fair

mainland brothers” Jenaro E. Gonzalez San Juan, P. R.

natural,

to

Rico,

Paul Coste for your aetion in letting our people know how the Federal funds are administered by actual government.

toward

is

Puerto

end

to

yourself.

The

When

teachers

you

need

up

pay

and

look

for-

for

do

the

not

know

what

you

have

a week-

morning

society

year-round

and

every

should

service.

be The

to day

elibest

system might be to stagger a four-week vacation for both teachers and students, two weeks in spring and two weeks over Christmas

and

New

Year’s.

The

school

term

like

a

term

for

everybody

else should be the year around. If we had an extra month of schooling devoted solely to languages, we eould produce bilingual citizens within a generation. MMMM

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FLETCHER STAR

Wasbington

changing their They now say candidate who Khrushchev on

sess

es*

offic¢s

is when

work done with these funds has been used to empower a politic-

of

planting

ward with great pleasure and joy to that twoweek vacation. Yet we let the kids out of school in the early part of June and they do not have to return until after Labor Day. They stand on the street corners and after a few weeks on the street corners they begin GOLDEN to push each other and from pushing each other they decide to push someone else and they are at loose ends. By the time the dog-days come along in August what amounts to an explosion takes place in some of the large cities. Let them go to school the year around. This would be good for the students and teachers. We must remember that the teachers, too, are at loose ends. Thousands of them wander off and

tended

convenience

spring

harvest schedule. Today there are few crops to gather. A man works hard to support a family; people

But recently I read an editorial on the following subject: the

Puerto

to the

and

business.

to

9 SiR

In the South the nine-months school year is quite recent. It is less than 30 years old in some of the Southern states. This does not mean necessarily that the South was less interested in education than the rest of the country. It is merely a remnant ef our last agrarian civilization. From the late 1880’s on, the school children were usually released from school to gather

know

case but since 1932 Honorable Franklin

Delano Roosevelt, of our nation, the

Year-Round Schooling Might Be Welcome

FEVER

KNEBEL Bureay

ANNAN

One Kentucky says his preacher presidential

church-goer giving the

is

candidates

equal

time. One Sunday he preaches Nixon—and the next against Kennedy.

Jack Kennedy has appointed ese ¢ sO Many consultants, committees SOMETHING IS SHOWING Big mystery of the Olympie experts, it’s becoming a As a subscriber and admirer of and But let me state the following games _ is whether that guy your newspaper, I would like to herculean task merely finding facts: in 1955 the Department of comment on Miss (Mrs.?) Anna polite ways to ignore the advice. caught running with the torch Puerto Rico of the American Le- J. Warman’s contribution to your Congress’. record: No hits, no got a gold medal or was arrested gion passed a resolution asking letters column of August 31, re runs, five errors and one man for attempted arson, se* the State Department to consider telephone service in Puerto Rico. left in bed. © ees In my opinion the publication Republicans stage a “Pat for Ameriean citizens of Spanish The Pennsylvania Railroad is of the letters in question is an First Lady” campaign. Slogan: descent for diplomatie positions It’s the ill service to your excellent news- shut down by strike. in South America. This resolu- paper, and to the great majority worst blow to befall passengers “Dick is tricky on this and that tion, which I had the honor to of U. S. born residents of the since the Pennsy put on its first and his finest trick was to marry Pat.” write entirely, was carried by island. While the theme is quite dining car. the

Puerto

Rican

delegation

to

the National Convention of the American Legion held in Miami, Florida, October, 1955. As a full delegate, I had the Privilege to pass the Resolution at the Foreign Relations Commission. The Resolution was then recommended approval at the floor and thus adopted by the Convention. “El Imparcial” in Puerto Rico dedicated a full editorial to the accomplishment and published my photograph together with the editorial. It

Sir:

interesting,

the

tone

is

such

that

it makes one wonder if Mrs. Warman is perhaps the typical “continental six-year resident.” From personal experience here, in the “continent’ and in quite a few

other Latin American

TODAY’S

BEST

FROM

EUROPE

countries,

I do not think so, but do others ...? Frankly, her smugness is rather thick. She has tried the phones at the Darlington, the Pueblo market, the bowling alleys. Did she ever try a friend’s telephone, or doesn’t she have any. She

“feels”

that

Governor

Mufioz

is an intelligent man. was a complete success and we Marin While I am not a Popular partfelt very happy. But...the way things are in isan, I know who Mr. Muiioz is, doubtful this life. The government did and I am somewhat about Mrs. Warman’s qualificanot back the efforts of the Le gion and here in Puerto Rico no tions for passing judgement on body, except the Legion, seemed the Governor, especially. in that to be interested in the matter. condescending tone. Incidentally, Not even mydistinguished who is Mrs. (Miss) Warman. All I know so far is that her irritatfriends, who now are seeking ing “telephone-less” status is credit for the good idea. showing. Nevertheless, I feel very’ hapCc. P. Lopez Py to see that our idea is gainSan Juan, P. R.

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EDITORIALS In Donna’s

Wake

The disaster that struck Puerto Rico yesterday will long be remembered for the lives it has taken.

The unofficial toll at this writing was 78 with the grim probability

that

it will rise when

some

now

missing

are accounted for today or later. There are many conditions

have

indications, even before the flood

passed,

that

the

agencies

responsible

for alerting the people in danger areas may have been remiss in their timing, in mobilizing rescue workers, and in the manner in which the public was notified of impending

danger.

In a time of disaster, it is easy to second-guess those who have the heavy burden of protecting human life. Perhaps some lives could have been saved, perhaps not. Perhaps the warnings came too late, perhaps not. Perhaps coordination of efforts between agencies

was inadequate to meet the urgency of the situation, and

then

could

it is possible

be We

done do

under

not

that

the

everything

was

done

.

that

circumstances.

know.

There are some things we do know, however. We know that families were canght in i their flimsy ‘abodes and some were drowned. We know that some of these were asleep and possibly did not know that they were in danger.

We

know

that

many

families

refused

to leave

their houses and shacks despite all warnings that they should move to high ground at once. We know that the official language of the storm bulletins and advisories is not simple and clear enough for many hundreds of thousands of people in an area such as Puerto Rico. We know that persons warned to leave low areas and to move to higher ground were puzzled. Some called this newspaper and asked us to define “low” and “high” ground in terms of what was dangerous and what was safe. We could not tell them. We

know

women who could not turn their backs on their homes meager

belongings.

The

instinct

to stay

home in times of danger is universal.

close

to

How much per-

There Is Still Plenty Of Glamor In Chasing

cannot

have

been

carry

be

done

them

known

short

bodily

now.

of the

from

Perhaps

nothing

use of physical

their

homes

to safe

a

hurricanes

year

after

year.

We

know

eye

on

training

or television, This troubles not,

the

who

more

We this

do not

time

that

know should

whether have

that could have been done.

everything

was

done

been done, or everything

We

should find. out, and

quickly.

We

urge Gov. Mufioz Marin to request that a joint

committee of the. Senate and House of the Commonwealth Legislature be convened at once to investigate

hk AP

SHA IRENE

RN

every

aspect

of the

handling

of this

disaster.

We

believe that a comprehensive, impartial investigation would best serve the ‘people if it aims at improving emergency procedures rather than place blame for. fatalities in this case.

Such

an investigation should study the practica-

bility and legality of forced evacuation of families who

“—mefuse t#:lenvea.thein- homes,in the: face of great danger.

Finally, all the facts should be made ‘Public,

into

competent

public

relations

are

among

those

= Bess

News MCGILL" A

disturbing

day see nothing they

that rupt

about

this

subject.

Some

of it will not please all editors and publishers. There privately is a belief that newspapers have brought «much

of

this

dilemma

upon

their

of

newspapers

te-

in publicly stating

highest

duty

to

that

be

that

if the community is governed by a corand corrupting group, the paper will fit

in with it by letting it alone. If the schools are being starved and neglected, the newspaper will go right along and munity

on

number

wrong

conceive

watch

conversation

WW

of what is called fitting themselves into the life of the community. This means, of course,

session and there was, of course,

and

Stories

Constitution)

discussion and

the

go

toward non-reportial fields. The American Society of Journalism School Administrators has concluded its annual

to

aftermath of a hurricane that missed us has been heavy rains which caused floods that have taken many lives.

to

rather than news room work. newspapers as more often than

looking

ground.

that

Atlanta

As all schools of journalism well-know, great many students today come with an

But the experience of this disaster, even as little as is known today, should prepare us to meet any similar situation in the future. We live in an area of the world which is subject to hurricanes and threats of

RALPH (Editer,

could

force

Down

By

suasion, even force, would have been necessary to compel those unfortunate victims to save their own lives

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that the inclination to relax after Donna

had passed us by was natural and that it affected persons in official as well as unofficial positions. There is one specific group which must be blamed for much of the loss of lives and that is the saddest aspect of this disaster. We refer to those men and and

FS

them

starve

way.

If

because

human

that

rights

is

are

the

com

not

safe,

nothing will be said about it. “What young journalism graduate,

taught

in class rooms

Amer-

ican press stitutional

about

the

ideals

and the tremendous freedom, would be

of the

fact of its com content to try

and have a career on such papers?” veteran

asked one

teacher.

McGILL themselves. It is true, as some of the experts said, that there is less glamor in newspaper work. But, it also was the consensus that, as the old ballad has it, this ain’t necessarily so. What made the so-called good old newspaper days glamorous was action. Getting the story was glamor. It might involve outwitting

things which are necessary to inspire and retam the competent young men and womea who come to them with ambition and intel ligence. They too often find no encouragement

a

muscles

corrupt

covering

political

frightful

boss.

It

could

involve

mal-administration

of

un-

pri-

The that

of

too

their

and

but

conclusion many

energies.

few in

of

journalism

newspapers

They

outlets

their

for

legs.

do

teachers

not

receive

little

their

ideas

This,

more

of

the

old

days

of many

evils. Many

of them

Most

them

frantically

were

of

were

callously

magnificent

strident.

assets.

They

is

those

direction

and

than

is one reason why other fields seem Newspapers

do

the

wages,

attractive. were

guilty

slanted the news. partisan.

Some

But,

they

had

twe

took

sides

and

they

had something to say. They left much to be desired in writing and techniques. But, the best of them made themselves heard and were

not ‘at’ all of the opinion’ they should, print ‘only that waters of their

would not community.

disturb

the

calm

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If the native boy who accompanied me had been a Mau Mau, I could have gotten a knife in my back. Fortunately, he wasn’t.” Dana is getting back in action after a year’s absence from the stages; her last was “Sink the Bismarck.” Her studio has two other projects besides the African one, and she has two

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in British Columbia,” she “I don’t think Africa is a

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years

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Wednesday,

September

Polaris Sub's Crewmen Can ‘Go To College’

OFF

Washington,

college” ed

when

can

“go

goes

on

to

operation-

al patrol this fall. They will have a chance to work for Harvard University credits—the first students to take a Harvard

extension

course

away

The 15 kinescope-recorded lectures by Crane Brinton, McLean ancient

and

the

submariners

are

tures will be available submarine’s library.

Conn.,

the

%

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GRANDMA MOSES TO BE 100—Beloved American artist,

the

students

Grandma

will

receive

will

helping

at

party for his smallfry

customers.

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minant—that

“Well

sir,

you

know

we

kids

were

happy

and

to

All

am

money of the

events, but we try to have a fun once in a while.

I'd

several

million

nitrogen, acid,

trace mineral

kids- don’t get to go to a lot of big thought

paid

a

call

to

on

St.

ex-Governor

A.B.

painting

two

new

Thomas

house,

Ron their

the

En-

chanted Hill...Fidel Cabrera has disclosed his plans to present in New York theatres and TV a musical revue with a Puerto Rican cast. The revue is scheduled for October...Dr. Conrado Asenjo and daughters Maria and Maureen are in Washington, D. C.

mur-

guest

here

Thomas

St.

Kentucky’s

San

visit

While

the

doctor

attends

a

Brooke.

lambs

such

ration

of

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alcohol

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ra

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Dulaney

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at

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Union

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here,

is

tomorrow

from

6 to

10 p.m.

The

club is located at stop 14, Ponce de Leon Ave. in the Miramar and

the

party-goers

will

be welcomed by hostess Fritzie Hildoer...Nice to welcome old friends Eloise McGrew and Bea

year

in

from

UPR,

with

a

degree

sociology...Sorority

Delta

Sigma Epsilon, neted for many beautiful members, has

its ad-

ded another to its roster. Attractive Aileen Alegria, daughter of “Poppy” Alegria, prominent hotelman and decorator. ..One of the happiest groups in town last

weekend were surprising all their favorite night spots with their

“barber

shop

quartet”

sing-

ing. The group included, Ogilvie, Mickey and Helen Fadden,

ciscus,

Mr. and Mrs.

and

Tom

John

Tilley

Bill MeFran-

and

his

wife.

rhitz

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CLUB

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alcohol,

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ru-

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receiving

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stateside on business...The open ing cocktail party for the new Club Intermezzo will take place

section,

ity,

and

elements.

ingredient—acting

animals

Those

were,

odie inna. the

a

key

good

source of hydrogen to soup-up the activity of micro-organisms

The reason: “‘We don’t have a lot of in our neighborhood. Some

I just

is,

phosphoric

too.”

“So

and

.

are urea

just I

today

kind

Ingredients of the liquid supplement, which has now been fed

widower,

had a wonderful time. “Tt was a great suceess.

the

animals

cream bars, and a moun-

tain of popcorn. Bayley, a 76-year-old smiled at the memory:

cattle

grain-and-roughage

The boys and girls between rides Kiddieland here consumed 600

soft drinks, 400 ice 59 pounds of peanuts

beef

(AP)—A

yield tenderer meat. A trio of Cincinnati researchers who reported this here said the cocktail is used as a liquid supplement to the traditional

(#~Grocer

M L. Bayley hired an amusement park and paid for food and drink

in a dream

birthday

from packers, meat handlers, suof Barnyard cocktail featuring permarket operators, consumers straight alcohol apparently is and farmers that the meat from WASHINGTON

Kids’ Dream Party neighborhood

100th

Barnyard Cocktail Tenderizes Meat

one-quarter

Wash.

her

celebrates

painting daily, she says her recipe for long life is keeping busy and keeping laughing. (AP Photo)

course credit (approximately two semester hours of college credit.)

SPOKANE,

Moses,

quietly in her kitchen studio in Eagle Bridge, N.Y. Still

meet with Harvard teaching felJows for classroom instruction. Those who pass the final examination

Ky.,

Chester H. Dunning, Col. MayMem | mard Weaver, and Col. Norman wea | H. Bykerk...George Pagliari, V. P. and Gen’l Mgr. for Grand

;

.

:

When crewmen return to the U.S. submarine base at New London,

Louisville,

York,

their

by

O’Roark,

cruis-

in

of

New

to

friends, Bill Oliver and Whitman, who have opened

batons

modern

ing undersea on patrol. Assigned reading for the

they

Jehn,

of

Prior

Z

writes that one of his oils, The Natural Bridge, was purchased

Ft.

history at Harvard, will be shown while

St.

Juan.

aw

als for the lobby of the new state convention, Maria and Maureen office building in Kentucky and will visit with their aunt, Mrs. upon their completion he will re- Gladys Mayoral de Mufioz. They turn to his apartment on Sol are expected to return to the Street, and his painting here... island Friday...Handsome Dick Brig. Gen. John H. McGee, An- Timm is now using his talents ‘| tilles Commander, recently pre- serving as M. C. at the Club Casented military batons to four ribe and genial host at La Posacolonels at a ceremony held at da del Rey. Dick graduates this

result.

of

Kimelman,

currently

from the Boston area. Through films of lectures teleeast last spring by Boston’s educational station WGBH-TV, the Polaris submariners will study the meaning of modern political revolutions to gain insight into their causes, development ,and

professor

CUFF New

A part time resident of San Juan, painter and muralist John

Chandler and presented to the student body of the Abraham Lincoln Graded School on Calle del Sol, in Old San Juan. A letter addressed to the student :| body, in Spanish, was also sent. St. John, who is especially noted for his “under-water” murals, is

the atomic power-

submarine

THE By Chuck

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP)— Crew members of the Navy’s Polaris missile-firing submarine, USS George

17

7, 1960

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party.”

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277s

with

MG

TF

Call

te

bilingual, two years experience amd knowledge of interior deStarting salary $65. per week,

Send

—

2885

Sucs experience helpful but net requir| & 3783. ei. Must have car and be willing 265 follow instructions. Ask fer Mr. Heintz.to 6-5039.

years,

Classic

4960 miles

6.000

Call

Cooler

CARS

pre-

7

POSITION

FOREIGN

EXCEPTIONAL’

College education preferred and excellent English necessary. Opportunities for

40

&

1955 Best

field,

MEN & WOMEN of cha highly reputable national has local epemings in the

Mayaguez

&

915

SPORTS

38

AMBITIOUS racter: Our Organization Arecibo

basis.

EQUIPMENT ICES.

3

En-

Air

ich

Ey!

Qualified tutor

Office equipment. Will set up your otfice. Call 956 Verde, Bayamoa. OFFICE

reh or an ek ironeifr, you buy a washing machine and a dryer during this sale. Other free appliances to

DOOR FORD $700 8-0105 days

2683

wanted.

possibilities,

exccilent 2971

Call

2901

910

WOMEN

TWO

ONLY $509 PLUS BANK BALANCE fori$57 Buick Station Wagon Top Condition. 3-554 days, 91218 nights.

area, yeur home. or 1378 Sam Juam er pheae hours.

&

ily

ai

149.

1956

3

able

in elementary subects 4 to 5 hours mornings, alone or m small group, Ca-

Parra Guaynabo Ours Write Box 22505 werking 2959

YOU CAN GET your clothes dry on rainy days er nights. Insular

Distri is holding a Special Dryer but ors Sale during August. You get free a port-

WANTED

speaking

NOW even

SERVICE

2-3¢13

FILING CABINETS, reconditioned, ie new. INTER-COMMUNICATION SYS TEMS. Sales and Service - all types’of

ge

might

wi

2355

72

|

ij

Hi 2g

3-840

car on sight and the price right. Cali Mr. Braschi, phone

EFFICIENT, fast Secretartat Service, legai documents, contracts, reperts, tree Pick up and delivery. Cail Gimi Lebaugh or

|

GENERAL COOLING CO.

DIAL

SECRETARIAL

EQUIPMENT

vera 1000, Constructora 2778

as THE SAN JUAN STAR will be responsible for only one incorrect insertion.

Ext.

Our

Guaranteed. Telephone 7-1327.. Munoz {Ri-

immediately

3-8254

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Installation

submitted

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All

the

3.4025 or 2-1473 fpr a free estimate.

TY guarBenga Ai

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you

uniformed and highly-trained perare specialists in handling your ions. Please call us af

HEALTH FOOD STORE All natural vitamin & food supplements: If we don’t have it, we'll a

~ FORCE: Biiingua, M|cowragE for

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V-—8,

nceil ati be mit. ted before 12 noon theast business day | | uy PRIVATE OWNER? lew Gulauobae before publication. Am erdered ad Dynam 2 door,

2907

offers

Juntos

Tel

vans for locai and overseas moves.

7-0232

milar low prices. We handie plans, Univ. ~ | pasnes. AlsoCall 22013 forSem veople Juan, without 25000 | oa Home Improvement Corp., 1-2082, Foace,

agen,

9-0928..

2979

All

hour

SALE

or

ANSWERING

3) SAN JUAN CARS

MAKE

berience. 7

REPAIRS

STATESIDE SERVICE

anon

ee,

COND.

STATESIDE 2-4718

HELP WANTED

2978

Type Ne. 1 ORDINARY TYPR

demic fence

age,

Priges,

Fernandes

Saaturce,

WANTED — Production, ¥. supervision, and as-

Type No. 4 bon"

ment.

Stop

SUPERINTENDENT years experience.

EMPLOYMENT hippi ii

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with

ped

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Pec Day

&

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Torres,

Insertions:

Times

day 166

or

Muebieria

Fluently bilingual. Call 6-7134 preferable after 6 PM. Write Bex 1101, Hate Rey. 2376 17

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— Wednesday, September 7, 1960

BARITONE ©& BASS singer for sol

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EFFECTIVE

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Parts

Services

Available

Carl

J. M.

for

Repairs

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WITT Ph. D. Associgtes

Industrial

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last month when Roekwell plarined to hold a July~4 rally. Rockwell’s application touched off a near.

riot in the Supreme Co~~' building and Mayor Robert F. Wagner ordered him out of town. . The American Civil Liberties Union, which says_it |

well’s views but favors ‘his’ right

to air them, is expected to oppose | the injunction.

5G

SAN

JUAN

SlAn—

weanesexy, Depirmecr

1, 1700

19

CLASSIFIEDS REAL

ESTATE

APARTMENTS

FOR

RENT

HOUSES

FOR

RENT

OFFICES

FOR

on

oo.

ae

year.

eee

3 Nairn,

Meee.

F008.

ne

500:

eee

plete

Water - heate:

ft 1

stes & couples or small families. Priv-| maid's quarters. 3-0617.

next te Presbyterian | ate path, hot water, outdoor kitchenette. | 2973 Transpertation

facilities.

From

$2. daily.

at ¢

.

ae

cae

kb ues

estate service. Houses

$8 |3

Moderate

aicconditioned

phone,

covered

to W

FURNITURE

rent.

bedrooms,

terrace,

maid’s

2

Call

&

bath, mewly painted. Near delightful

Bidg. | 2977

Mr.

Suarez

fixed

cane

Hyde

Park.

Pence,

Mayaguez

Commefcial

for sale or rent.

Lots

buildings | 7°21

fer condominiums,

=

CONDADO:

WANTED

one

guset bouses,commercial projects, Lake | OLED SSS apartments, sircenduioncd.|_ ™aid service. 67 Santiago Iglesias. cor- |

able for first mortgages. Call 29911 or| write Box 729,

Roosevelt, P.

R.

Gn

FOR

set

with

Sule

triple

APARTMENTS

FOR

KENT

| FUNTA

me

Las

MARIAS:

un

an

Stop

&

"

~

$225.

35116 er

bed-

me

$11¢@.

Estado, Apt. 1, Mira-

s10

serene organ. beargems dimette set. large deep freeze,

suite,

ideal for ceamtry home.

90248

after7

P.M.

NO RENT INCOME LOST

after 3 | wane

Untereished

| conpano: Fer ecousman — tare | 24

s

furnished and unfurnished. FRANCISCUS

BOUSES

REAL ESTATE, 3 Nairn, next to Presbyteriam Hospital en beach. COME IN PER-

FOR

ted. You tase ne rent income | 28131 or 24237. 1366 Wilson Ave Ss ee nnn

BOUSES

SENT

FOR

$30.

7

ce Pee ee Anes. oe Reasonable. 6 Huicy St. Condado, oF

EL

SALE

RENT

POMAREOSAL

FOR

g

1

FOR SALE OR RENT

Hospital on beach 32505 - 36572

oe

2389

best apartments and houses for rent.

Jus

2913

living

Condado St. Weekly rates. 29279. | your apartments

ia

Ti

Save

Fdez.

RENT

rattan

dresser,

because Franciscus Real Estate can rent | furnished room. private bath. aircondit-| (oVaiNENTAL COUPLE returning to amd houses to good | ioned. het water, refrigerater, linen, af am oe goods, te you immediately | maid service, phone & parking facilities. | 5‘#tes. disposing of all house cost mo at 824] tenants

mer

a9 | 271

aoea

TO

light

room set, $350. Gray mahogany

for sale in best residential sections of | AIRCONDITIONED efficiency apertuent | beach. churches, scheal. Refe re® RENT mar. San Juan Metropolitan Area: San Fran- | *V2ilable Sept. oo ts flock: | quired, 35 Cacba St. cerner Laurel. Call| 555 GEwrLEMAN. furnlahed 2370 ¢isco, Santa Maria. Villa Caparra, Ne ee ee | See private het water, entronce. arden Hills, San Patricio. —— oo R includ ealith Cack 2073. 2924 5 Centrallybath, located See private Mrs Renda, 635 | ZAMMOND ever the istand.

SALE

-

| 9—piece

$9 / reom

OOMS

FOR

Condade- | reasonably priced. Call 6-6645.

baths, | 2815

room

LINE

LOCATED | CONTENTS ©F 4 room apartment for 500 sq.j sale, rental possibilities Everything

#12} Pence de Leon Ave. Stop 17% Santurce.

$23 | Call 66507 8:30—10:30 AM or after 7 PM.| PUNTA LAS MARIAS unfurnished home | — Tel. 2-240. 2944

imio

Office 501, next

;

DIRECT

RENT

FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE saves you HATO REY, heart of city. 5- min. to | LARGE 3 bedroom, 2 bath comfortable | COMFORTABLE, NICELY time amd money. Success-oriented and | University. 2 small furnished apart-| heme at Truiillo Alte Read, 1 block | 2if conditioned office.

Prest-minded professional operation has | mests, 2 reems each. interior. for sin- | 65th

3-8254

SALE

OR | CROSLEY

REFRIGERATOR,

with f

— due to iliness of owner. Call | cer commastwnent. $75. Maytag gas stove,

7-2314, ee visit hotel, Cupey Alte Road. | $100. 73D Summit

Hills,

Rio

Piedras.

MEA YEREE: Seten 2 Soqeen bee. at ou | 7 * from$32.008.Jean BON 9:30-11, 3:00-6:00. SEE FRANCISCUS ADVERTISEMENT | fromblecksbeach. Call Hotel. 9-916. selling complete BLAND. LEAVING me APARTMENTS FOR RENT SECTION | 2827 LOTS FOR SALE household furnishings and appliances, MODERN APARTMENT, best resident- | 2615 910 | OEE. SAN IGNAGEO: One ef the best i img large fr and electric typefal section Hato Rey. Living, dining, high locations im this attractive subDEL PARQUE STREET -— R-5 writer. 1106 Piccione, Apt. 2. Tel. 3-322.

ate

bedrooms,

Sten

bar,

7

spacious | LOS

ce

ANGELES:

near airport. WC—36.|.42,

Attractive 3 bedrooms,

equipped

community. 3 bedroom,

kitchen. | ,oo50,

well finamced.

2 bath

Classification.

Telephone for ap-

Baldrich, | built-in cabinets, screens. water heater: | postment te see, Parker, office 3-378.«6 | “* carport. 36966 after 5 PM. $5 | 2975

BUY

most

ted,

exclusive areas.

monthly

»

ideal

Daily,

ome of | Tom

weekly

& bath. large fenced

or | Stee

for

SaMdening

meluded.

reasonable.

2943

up. Call 67291 or come | rmites Fully guaranteed. Also rent for uF | $12.0 menthly. Musical Trading Co., Inc. 1853 Pemce de Leon Ave., Santurce. Tel.

VACUUM CLEANERS

ca T.V.

w uP

#1

portation & a

Seen

NEAR

CARIBE

furnished

air

36068.

4 BEDROOM HOUSE unfurnished. one $6} halt acre garden. fenced. Telephone

HILTON:

Compietely | Set

Ry

aitioe: Ener.

2334

PAN

AMERICAN

7

attractive

furnished

99 | Bucare.

ing

ANA,

Nice

location

and

with

view

menthiy

9-0268.

oF

ELECTRONICS

make TV, guarantee. Evening

LABS

radio or trai Hi-Fi Stateside trained Cad service.

&

BADIO

RENTAL

or

eof roll-

‘ty

mountains in distance.

Rio Piedras; 3 bedrooms, | Unusual opportunity for an adult family.

elosets, 1 living_dining, front porch, | $90@ parking, kitchen

Tel

ur TV

Very

& SERVICE

1136

2

conditioned 3 bedroom, 2

apartment with maid’s room and Year's lease required. Telephone | BUCARE:

SANTA

guaranteed.

repeir any Ninety day technicians.

Capri Hotel 6 PM. -

a ride from Villa Need MELP section Rie Pied ras to La Rada N ice. Pt 6-7409 after

|

bath bath.

DC*rins fruit trees.

. Quiet. 24219. 8

SALES

work

3

APARTMENT, fura- | "22° R4. te Caguas. On 625 acres, with

Sshed, suitable for 2. Near beach. trans-| ogy;

na

SOB WILCHEER Television Service Over 10 years experience is behind the best in FT. V. sevice and repair on receivers @f amy make or model All

Cacba St. Punta Las Marias, Santurce.| MODERN HOME, 3 bedrooms, 2 diningAIRCONDITIONED

PIANOS FOR SALE PIANOS + DIRECT from factory, $425 v8. Full keybeard. Treated for trepics and

yard. Rent

$0146.

910

"

E-1 LOT m BUCARE, $4.50 Rio

meter

emormous living-dimimg, screens, water heater, built-in cabinets, perch. deub! carport. Information 3-365, er Avenida Ashferd 1106. 288 cd

for rent. Beautifully

Very

2220.

YOUR

etme

‘|

;

i

2931

Cah

|

3

Minne

i rE

built-in

ot

at

attractive

39280

prices.

Ricarde

Davila

.

ay

on year’s lease. Telephone home 2-884.

EQUIPMENT

HANDLING

' | FELEVISION. |

owe

nome

RADIOS.

Same

fer

service

rent

given

in your

to hotels,

and will fer years. Call 3-6719 hospitals, 104 | deliver. $5.00 ene week, $15.00 per month. Telerental Service.

uv

267

SCREENS other earde Pi-

.

living,

dining.

Call

Jaime

CI

TRADE

Exclusive

neigh- |

Vazquez

i

Private and semi-private baths, kitchen

Siromar. g Bg

Caribe

Hilton

i ral pen asd Condado

ASHFORD

2320-1123

Apartment

401-402,

"

MOUSE

Ashford

west

Avence.

section.

qt.

kitchenette & maid service. 5 min. to | city, next te Mario's Restaurant, and

i

ene |

i

ae BUSINESS

Seieny.

nm

use

Mrs.

SALE: Established Rental Library

Denton,

Attractive fened,

=|

94278.

price,

modern

served.

beach.

Sun

for

=

trade.

Airconditlocated

AWNINGS,

consultation

+ ie

-

| *F.I1.C.C.

in | *14

doors,

and

terraces.

& maid service,

28766,

1706

State

basic

97 | *Specializing *Past

National

in

Chirepractors,

For Classified Ads Tel el.

3

lieences

sciences. and

X-ray

manipulation

Commander U.

S.

Ae

Beet

Menon.

|

Es

wane

beeue

LAND

SRAER

NOUNS

_Acoeaatoning

af

your

disposal

SOUSE

-

uaegy boleh aton

Near

DR. K. H. EVERT TEL.

3-8254 >

oe

*

3-0787

Ponce 1 tamer

2906

(off 251

°

sz

/

-

beaches, restaurants,

Sun

terrace,

-

diacly,

—

br

tha

1617

weg

“se bar-

tamay

ur

= TaFT

Ashford

Loree

Creme

-

a} regm

te | eens

GUEST

HOUSE

with private

eek

ee

From

$9. singie

ua

aeaen

A

big

with , ALTAMIRA

home

— A wenderfully attractive

io

Gone

ey

ae

eat

=.

erent

Stans

Semen

ag home

High

Ignaci en — opportunely

path.

corner

location

Miramar.

view.

Mich

Fist

paarginal

Fo-

magnificent

high

read.

T

Centrally ee

oe

$4

oe

Realtor

oe

single. Mrs. 1

view

ww

:

of

om Acueduct Hill.

deral financing, minimal eash required. ' an appointment!

accommoda-

from

on

lot

in

prime

-— If you're wearyof COUNTRY WOME Boise and heat, if you're searching

_

An priced.

”

ee

Tocatton

High, cool location with part-|a

a; | kalecly_plencent

-

ditioned. Rates 928 955

A

bath, sisconditioned, | 255

located. Single and -

00. Three

Ave, Tel 23-6502 | Mme cen eel ond trem peiaal — aoe now. You'll be UP! BUCARE — Rent or sale — furnished | this unusual residence well-proportioned ad cool. with Big three bedroom, two | pleased er unfurnished. — Taft 52 Each| path home with additional guest foom | rooms, modern baths and kitchen. and

fn

rop [Avant on

aes

Delicious

*Gucweere.

1850 Atlantic, | *zved. 1850 MeCeary

—" ‘

all air-}

co

cing the sea, with private stairway to | 2.2206. roms.

Military

Canada.

oom | opeing ‘on living” cool ur | Ser use tats Bian, Gantaren’ | pensive Matures and fine finch through. | hitches,

ises fa

of

and

Breakfast

Pumarada

La FROVIDENCLA GUES: HOUSE

77 | Parque

cvited "wore Tachenes S450 aad] © ee

Pa

2.4666, —_

SANTA MARIA theat: St Cond: for couples travel | ¥ Special arrangements rooms Cesking taciities. For | uxurious space. three level design for | modern heme at only faz together. One block trom La Concha | Wise". Manager Beatriz Racimi, Tele | comiitioned guided tours. Telephones 346231 and ; . 525 ty 3 ur pensive amned kitchen with ed terrace. ter or

windows,

estimate.

Telephone

*Physiotherapy

.

OF | San Jorge), Santurce. Reasonable rates. Near

good

equipment,

2920

TOWER Guest House — Your address while im San Juan See

lnterceutinental | Eitchenetio

House

bath

SCREENS,

162 | bathtub emelosures, “picture windows”, best quality aluminom. Payment facik OPPORTUNITIES | ities up te 3 years. Call us without oblis-

From | airconditioned, screened. Plenty of hot rates} water. Private & semi-private baths. Verde | Private beach facilities. Guided tours.

Ceadade.|

pn

Ri-

ation

FOR

with private beth, some| the lovely Lourdes Grotto across our patio, some air couditioned | terraces & tropical fruit garden. All rooms

Mrs.| One minute te beach and bus. $7.50 single, $10. double. Al UF | wnclude complete breakfast. isis

Reems Al efficiency - apartments. Maid)| ang waison Gust fouse. ecrvice. Hot water. Some singleBLANUME air coaditionsd Teoma with ee

— furnished, linens,

OUFFY'S save remedeied charm-| WHITE old peach tome. asd sew offer| modern

Can

__

acre

t.

CHIROPRACTOR BEACH

Steffeas.,

i

FMB Hotels. Cool,} img.

mew furnished rpoms. Reasonable Sates} rooms. ali Social Security Building, Poace de Leéa | with private

804, 4th Floor, Vea 3670. im

i

* | Gacheue St "S071. Santurce,

Frem

sip 3-9280.

CHIROPRACTORS

Delightful Spanish Mansion. block from beach, reskjential section. Convenient. Rooms with private bath, | #!fconditioned double and single rooms

lel . Near

—

@oa. Travel. cheerve. Select yours, Res. semable prices. Please phone AM - 10 96 ' Barranquitas, 2001 Aibenite. A. BLANCO.

LA CASA ROSA -

330

BAR RANQU?ITAS

Boneta.

i| ed le

or call 66793. | borhood. 2-971. 96 ' 2930

o>

1:30-6:00

Urb.

=

fiero, Hato Rey, Rent $140—$150.

78,

=

Bolivia

material handling Davila Sucesores,

di

San

Call

Juan

today

frem

for

“THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, September 7, 1960

20

Floods Came As

Surprise To Many (Continued From Page 2) There was no question that the

people

of

Humacao

were

Missing were his mother, his brother, his sister-in-law, and

five

warned

The

water

supply

in

the

town

is receiving

ing

was

looking

“My

he

A

field

medical

he

said.

hit

areas,

erected

including

at

Huma-

cao, Carolina and Toa Baja. All aircraft were fying under Coast Guard auspices. Working close by were the

Commonwealth

government agen-

cies. Public Works squads were sent out from the field headquarters to clear roads leading

to

Humacao,

Carolina

and

the

house,”

off,

sure went

fished

The wealth

just

of

buildings for

Renewal

other

in

hameless

Using

all

and

Hou-

opened

stricken

its

areas

families.

bulldozers

and

other

construction equipment, the Public Works squads opened a route that enabled Goy. Munoz to make an inspection trip to Hu-

macao

by

way

of

Juncos

and

Las Piedras Isla Grande airport embarkation point for

was an supplies.

As by

in there and re

they were funneled various government

lief agencies,

they were

as quick-

ly dispatched by helicopter the disaster areas.

to

Navy helicopters from the Roosevelt Roads Naval Station

evacuated 80 people, including 49 women and children, from the

Carelina

area.

19, lon-

after

was all to help

Dawn

dawn

Commoninto action

when

the

first

report of flooding was received. A report of the horror of an

early morning flash flood was supplied by Juan Francisco de la Cruz, 31, del Saco

a resident of the Fondo section of Toa Baja, a

northeast coast town of 15,000. The Rio Plata runs some 1,000 feet a.m.

from the town and De la Cruz awoke

at to

6:30 find

water rising in his small home. He woke his wife and three children and began to make preparations to evacuate them and their

belongings.

“But,”

he

said,

time to take The river

“there

wasn’t

anything.” rose 30 feet

in

45

minutes, inundating the entire town up to the fifth step of city hall—one

places.

of

the

(An

caled

that

city’s

highest

old time resident reduring

the

San

Felipe

hurricane in 1928 the water rose only to the third step.) ‘Miraculous’ Nobody died or

Escape was reported

missing in the town, a fact characterized by Anacleto Ortiz, Popular Party candidate for Mayor, as “miraculous.” Tabulation damage

to

the

damage

set

$40,000 rales.

at

by

town

Helicopters

the

morning

persons

a

was

23

minimum

police

Lt.

were

from

of

Oscar

active

yesterday,

Mo-

during

rescuing

rooftops

of

flood-

ed areas. Lack of a wind and a 100-foot ceiling hampered the rescue operations, according to Lt. Cmdr. Alfred Stingl, helicopter

pilot

Roads

Naval

Esteban

at

the

DISPLACED BRIDGE—Y ielding to the force of Humacae

Hett.)

river,

this

concrete

bridge

moved

and separated.

waters (STAR

rampant photo by Gunter

Roosevelt

Station. Padilla,

special

aide

to Gov. Mufiez, reported that rescue operations went well in Carolina and that all affected night... “unless

Urban

he

still

river.

At

Federal and agencies swung

persons

Administration

she out the

Began

The Department of Education pitched in to rush food, medicine and clothing to the stricken areas by helicopter.

The

ri-

His was the first out

towns

sing

the

houses destroyed—eight of them in one swoop of the river—and

Isla Grande airport. From here Air Force, Navy and Ports Authority helicopters were directed to evacuate residents in hard-

est

after

Elena Maldonado, looking. It was no

Rescue

of

was

Seve

not badly came look:

moved

his neighbors.

From Page 3) rescue work.

office

he

to make then he

body

RESCUE (Continued related to the

family

and

Pp. m. right,

for.

family,”

nephews.

ger necessary. Her father Jose, 47, had gone to her home at 2

city

what

his

looking. Maria was not

in the stricken area, bewildered, his trouser legs covered with up to the knees. reporter asked him

for

said,

assistance from the Navy at Roosevelt Roads. National Guard trucks and military and civilian helicopters were bringing in elothing medicine, a power unit from the Army, and other equipmen: A concrete bridge spanning the Humacao River in the town was split in the middle, as though cut by a giant machete. Some 300 feet upstream a wooden bridge was undamaged. Houses In Shambles Houses were ripped off their foundations. Some were in shambles. Some were nowhere to be seen. Se,ero Maldonado Rodriguez, about 50, was found wandering

mud A

and

ver subsided. “T can’t find

was considered to be contaminated. The populace was advised not to drink it, and tanks of fresh water were to be brought in from other areas. Inoculations were to begin today to guard against typhoid.

The

nieces

ro lives in an area hit by the flood. He

as to what might happen. National Guardsmen told the story over and over that they urged the people to leave their homes. But the people wouldn’t leave. The guardsmen traveled in trucks, blaring the warnings ever loudspeakers. They received abuse from drunken men, drunk with the rum of hurricane celebrations. Then at 2 a.m. the flood came. And yesterday, jammed into schools, the agony of many was compounded by self-recriminations. Water Contaminated

would

be

safe

the

by

last

rains

start

again.”

Fate Of 2 Children Unknown Padilla said two children were reported trapped in a ‘wooden house

which

foundation bridge.

was

and

knocked

found

Their

fate

off its

wedged

was

still

a un-

known last night. In town after town, groups of people gathered on street corners to talk excitedly about the fate of their neighbors. In Caguas, merchant Juan Rivera

Rodriguez

didn’t

wait

for

help. He provided it himself by donating $2,000 worth of clothing to refugees. He also sent four trucks of canned

and

bread

goods

into the disaster area

to be distributed free. STAR

countered

reporter a

Paul

woman

Ryan in

a

enSan

Lorenzo shelter. She was holding a baby in her arms, “Where is my other child?”

she

asked

tearfully,

fearfully.

5

THE SEARCH FOR VICTIMS—Volunteer worke rs a few

hundred

Gunter

Hett.)

feet from

the normal shore

search for flood victims in a ditch

of the Humaeago

river., (STAR phote by

21

Donna Blamed For Air Disaster MIAMI,

Fla.

How The STAR Covered Floods

(@—Hurricane

Weather Bureau says have been responsible

STAR staff members blanketed much of the island yesterday in the flood coverage.

it may for the

In

the

Humacao

area,

A.

W.

Maldonade accompanied Gov. Mufioz’ inspection party, and reporter Manuel Suarez and Photographer Gunter Hett

loss of 63 lives in the crash of a

used

auto,

and

legs

plane,

to

disaster

helicopter

get

area.

around

Reporter

the Fred-

erick Harmon and _photographer Anthony Murad cevered the Carelina area while reporter maica toe inhabitants of the island ef Barbuda, hard hit by the hurricane.

An

=

What’s it like to drive newspadelivery

flooded of

trucks

highways

in

through

the

dead

night?

Medrow Overstreet and Walter Cullin, “long route” drivers of two of the San Juan STAR’s fleet of delivery trucks, learned what it’s like at the height of the

ominous slowdown in the

the

Humacao

river

show

the damage before the surging waters recede d yesterday. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)

t

floods

Monday

night

and

early

Tuesday. Normal Te Caguas - “Tt was a beautiful night when I left San Juan at 1:20 a. m,,”

Overstreet said.

I was held up by the floods east of the bridge. The bridge it-

self became

dry at about noon,

but because the road was awash I was not permitted to cross until 2:55 p. m. 1 “In the lowlands, there was water as far as the eye could

see,

right

up

to the

base

of

the

“Around “civil

Vega

Alta,”

defense

and

people.

very

The

cooperative,

Herculean

he said, Boy

police

all

to

were

doing

job.”

Toa

Baja.

Reporter

Pedro

and photograph-

Roman

a

Both will be on their way again today, getting the STAR’s “long route” customers served.

LASHORE, Pakistan (#)—The Punjab Club of Lashore, the center of official and Social activity in this north Indian city during British rule, has been

taken

and

over

Navy

operations

im the British Leeward Islands which were hit by Donma Monday and Paul Ryan Red island

trip. All informatien was fanneled to STAR personnel working at the San Juan effice.

The

entire

was

coordinated

ter

Andrew

operation

by

ropeans,

said

down

membership

of the club,

which

bars

non-Eu-

as

they

could

close

has

fallen

off.

“It was normal

the

heavy

rain.

I

Jost

an hour and a half in getting to Cayey. I headed for Aibonito in blinding rain but was stopped by a landslide four kilometers from Aibonito.” Unable to get through, Overstreet headed back toward Cayey where he took the road to

Guayama. “I

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Heuses In Road was stopped again, by

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Overstreet

virtually

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led to Salinas and Santa Isabel, _

“At

Santa

Isabel,”

Overstreet

said, “the water was waist high.

A policeman again,

wouldn’t let me

between

Aibenito

go and

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FR

apt

ediThe

lead story was written by William Kennedy, managing editor.

native

Officials

city

Viglucci.

by Pakistan’s martial law regime. Authorities promised the club compensation and offered alteraccommodations.

Cross ofinspection

to Caguas, but between’ Caguas and Cayey it began to rain hard: “It kept getting harder to see through

and

flew te Derado while reporter

accompanied ficials on an

Punjab Club Seized

Scouts were well organized and doing a wonderful job of help-

ing

Lidin

al Dinhefer and Manati

Guard

|

the

J.

er Carlos Mariani covered the southern area of the island. Douglas D. Richards kept in touch with Ceast

AR Goes Through! Drivers Tell Of Delivering In Floods per

yamen

‘gf

R'S HAVOC Houses f on the edge of

Harold

photographer Jose Garcia reperted the situation from Ba-

36

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, September 7, 1960:

22 Fisherman’s

Luck

A

Fighting

MAJOR

Fish

STANDINGS AMERICAN

By Mike Murray _ Only one blue marlin was boated this week—but it was a big one that took a six-hour fight before giving up inside the gates of El Morro. The 55l-pound marlin gave visiting angler Fred McCarthy of Riverside, N. J. a first class fish story to take home. And he has pictures to prove it. — pa

ig

|

™

McCarthy

was

Chivi

Robles

aboard m.

:( teran

&

fishing

Thursday

= seven miles off El Morro hit the

bait

at

of

fish,

knew

the

; to be ¢

short

3 p.

the

with

his

battle

ticked

seeing

the

the big marlin either

line

by

and

las

—

final

MURRAY having

fight

Finally, at 9 rendered. It was and the summer

second

of

battle

to

of

jump

El

fight

were

Morro

twice

in

still

the

on

staged

with

the

500-pound

marlin

66

504

12%

65 61 58

66 71 75

496 .462 436

13% 18 21%

Kansas

46

86

348

33

El

(Perry

York

(Ford

(Wynn

City

the still

§suryear

Morro

City

the

marlin, boated

year’s

largest

38 A

group

Advisory officer fishing

of

Col. last

Bass

anglers

Group

at

on 120 pound

this

line, is 15 pounds

fish.

‘

At

Guayabal

attached

Fort

to

Buchanan

the

U.

S.

Army

indoctrinated

Norman H. Bykerk in Puerto weekend at Lake Guayabal. The

Reserve

their

senior

Rico fresh water six anglers landed

38

bass. The largest weighed five pounds. Assuming that all anglers will be out in full force this weekend to catch up on their angling lost because of the storm, is some

interesting

information.

Dr. Halstead, 38, the director of World Life Research Institute of Colton, Calif, has probably caught and handled more fish in his time than any man in the United States. His years of research in poisonous fish.

tropical

regions

has

centered

on

the

study

9-8)

of

The doctor has some rules for fisherman in doubt as to whether or not to eat their catches. In the West Indies, be tween latitudes 35 degrees north and 34 degrees south, “throw the big fish back,” Dr. Halstead says.

Fish

Food, water and medical supplies and assistance were rushed yesterday to three isolated dots in the Leeward Islands chain

at

night

at Chica-

night

(Kucks

7-4)

at

48),

Monday’s

New York

De

3,

night.

2.

4, Cleveland

3.

Washington

4,

Baltimore 3, Kansas City,

Baltimore

1. 7.

LEAGUE

Pittsburgh

81

51

.614

Milwaukee St. Louis Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati

74 74 69 66 59

57 57 61 64 74

565 565 531 .508 444

6% 6% 11 14 22%

Chicago Philadelphia

52 49

TT 82

.400 374

27 31%

Not including yesterday’s games. Today’s

Games

Chicago (Cardwell 7-12) at Philadelphia (Conley 7-12), night St. Louis (Broglio 17-7) at Pittsburgh (Law 19-6), night San Francisco (Sanford 12-11) at Los Angeles Cincinnati

(Jay

6-7),

night

(Podres 11-11) at (McLish 411),

night.

Dangerous

And the bigger they are, the more you should be careful of them, he says. “Poisonous fish cannot be detected by their appearance, and there is no simple chemical test to determine a poisonous fish in the field, according to Dr. Halstead. The best safeguard, he says, is to know what fish are poisonous, but that is difficult. Fish that are good to eat im one area ‘may be extremely poisonous in another. Although a fish-

erman may have eaten a particular fish on hundreds of occasions with no harmful results, the same fish under different conditions may

be

In

dangerous.

the

Virgin

poisoning

are

Islands,

grouper,

the

fish

barracuda,

most

often

snapper,

involved

parrotfish

in food

and

other

Los Angeles

Mays, San Francisce Clemente, Cepeda, San

soon

Banks, Chicago

recovered.

room

Four weeks later, however, unconsciously blowing on

his

tongue—a

reaction

to

one

he was observed ice cream which type

of

fish

in the wardwas burning

poisoning

ciguatera.

known

as

CARS

EUROPEAN

CARS

We

@

108

99 96 91 88

Banks,

AMERICAN

38 a 32 29 3

LEAGUE

Inspection

Fast Service

90 DAY GUARANTEE

AUTO SUPPLY, INC. (Exide Battery)

Tel.

2-0498

San Juan

y

OTT

The

Coast

Guard

cutter

Merwin flew throughout the area in a Navy aircraft.

Donna Is Held Responsible For Island's Flood Disaster

Hurricane Donna, even though she herself bypassed the island, was still responsible for yesterday’s tragic floods in Puerto Rico, according to the U.S. Weather Bureau. The bureau said a low pressure trough following Donna’s

wake,

sucked

huricane passed Monday night.

to the

in moist

air over

north, +

releasing

the

island

heavy

Flood alerts for the north and eastern sections of the island were extended from Fajardo down to Guayanilla as the rains lashed the southern coast Monday

3:00 p.m. yesterday,

night.

below

The

U.S.

Weather

Bureau

of rainfall were

as the

late

rains

12:06 inches

recorded

at Hica-

co dam on Rio Blanco near Naguabo.

Climatologists

said yester-

day this is less than two inches a

24hour

reeprd

rain

for

OFFICIALS (Continued From Page $8)-

(Continued From Page 3) GURABO—Some

500

families

forced out of homes. Three bridges near the town washed out. Loss heavy in livestock. Fate of people living in Loiza Lake region unknown. Some houses known to be

situated

there

but

workers

were

unable

anyone.

City

buildings

rescue

to locate used

to

house refugees for the night. CAGUAS—Some 3,000 persons in

six

shelters,

30

squatters’

five miles down the river with a broken arm before being rescued. JAYUYA—Road to Utuado blocked by landslide; communications knocked out. PATILLAS—Eight persons killed when a hillside home was buried by landslide: dead include a woman, three boys, four girls. One other person injured; all bodies recovered. . COMERIO—Two dead reported, no other details available. CIDRA—Twenty persons evacuated; one house destroyed, one damaged. CATANO—Normal except for short stretch of road fringing San Juan bay between Bayview and Palo Seco, which flooded early Tuesday.

300 Fernandez Juncos Ave. Stop 6%

emerge’

Aurora which left San Juan early yesterday with food and medical

driver swept from his car floated

@ Experienced Mechanics @

nied.

or da-

shacks washed away. Water extended over the banks of the river a mile in each direction. One

BATTING

offer

Free

no

on the U.S. Virgin Islands. Ré ports of an emergency on neat by British Tortola were later dé

DESTRUCTION

322 319 31t

Milwaukee Milwaukee Mays, San Francisco Cepeda, San Francisco HOME RUNS

AMERICAN

down

but

7

ed from British Barbuda; two people were reported dead in

331 -328

Aaron,

WHEEL BALANCE AND ALIGNMENT

of all housing

damage

received

supplies was diverted to Sombrero island by Gov. John Merwin.

on 350 er more st bats) NATIONAL LEAGUB including (hen al games.)

types of reef fish. Dr. Halstead tells of a case concerning a naval officer who was poisoned by eating amberjack in the Virgin Islands. The officer suffered only a mild attack and

some

and damage

heen

maged. One dead, numerous injured and heavy damage were report-

(Based

Larker, Groat,

Casualty

had

in San Juan said it extended. the the same area registered on Sépalert shortly before midnight tember 6, 1910. Monday as radar indicated heavy The all-time record rainfall in rainfall in the southern and east- Puerto Rico was 23 inches recordern portions of the island. ed at Adjuntas over a 24hour In a 12-hour period ending at period on August 8, 1899.

MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS (Net

10 houses

from the sister-island of Bart’s. Three people were killed in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti. : Coast Guard and Navy aircraft flying reconnaissance throughout the islands yesterday reported

reports

terday reported five dead and over a score injured with 75 per

6.

Washington 8, Chicago

casualties,

U.S. Coast Guard cutters last night were slated to begin unloading “supplies at the British islands of Anegada and Sombrero, while the British warship HMS Ulster raced with supplies to the severely damaged island

cent

Cleveland 4, Detroit 2.

no

which bore the brunt of Donna’s 125-mile attack early Monday.

reports on the smaller islands were spotty. Anguilla earlier yes-

Scores

Boston

Antigua;

—

down and 25 severely damaged were reported from the French Dutch island of St. Martin. Martin’s also indicated that né

of Anguilla.

Kansas

3, Boston 2

York

Detroit

(Lee

Milwaukee

Reef

15-7),

11-9),

NATIONAL

of

here

67

Cleveland Detroit Boston

New

inside

1% 4

Washington

Washington

harbor.

landed

588 568

Boston (Sullivan 5-15) at troit (Lary 11-14), night

the

inside

597

54, 57

go

to

marlin

54

77 75

New

fell,

hand,

p. m. in front of Fortaleza, the marlin the second largest blue marlin of the

The 551-pound short

of

hours

entrance

enough

plenty

80

New York Chicago

Cleveland

with

eloser little.

Baltimore

including night games. Today’s Games Baltimore (Pappas 13-8)

size

darkness

LEAGUE

Not

I

going

or long

the big marlin edged closer and shore, giving a little, then taking a

With

ve

Queen

was

a broken

a landed fish. As the hours

with

Sea

when

Chivi,

Aid Being Rushed To Other Islands

LEAGUE

culture; Carlos Alvarado, executive of the Urban Renewal and Housing

Corp.,

Ramon

Garcia

Santiago, president of the Planning Board, Rafael Urrutia, diteetor of the Water Resources Au thority, Juan Eabadie Eurite, di-

rector

of

the’ Acqueduct

and

Sewer Authority, and Dr. Guillermo Arbona, secretary of health. The purpose of the meeting is to get disaster plans underway immediately, with a minimum of red tape and to get the minimumfacilities housing development underway

as

soon

as

humanly

group wil move

on from

possible.

The

Humacao to other rily Patilas and Carolina—the two next worst as far as damage and suffering goes. The governor will join the group later in the day. T

unofficially. LAS

PIEDRAS—No

j

casualties,

bridge destroyed enroute to; Humacao. Agricultural damage ‘estimated at $10,000. Power off from midnight Monday to 9 a.m. yes terday. Hurricane Donna’s f winds knocked down power poles and lines. i CEIBA—No electrical po from 4 a.m. to 3 p.m. 900 persons evacuated, one missing. (Ten houses destroyed, 11 damaged.

TRL? ——

see

CANOVAN

-

|

report |

THE SAN JUAN. STAR:---/ Wednesday, September’7, 1960:

c

Pole Sets Hop, Step, Jump Mark (Centinued From Back Page) and Norway’s Arne Hamarsland were clocked in identical time

sixth

race over

a

triangular|the

freestyle

lightweight

wrest-;

Denmark

reached

the

finals

of|Britain

in a barrage

(fence-off).

course of 10.8 navtical miles im | Jing title. It was America’s first} the soccer tournament with a 20} Jay, Britain’s national epee the Bay of Naples. He was award| medal im wrestling since 1952. | upset victory over Hungary. champion, led eight fencers into 3:45.3, but the eigth place was ed 1,344 points and was favored|; Defending Olympic champion} Denmark, a team of pure ama-| the finals of th dividual awarded to the American with

to tke: the aver medal

the Norwegian ninth and last. Elliott’s time for the 1,500, converted into terms of the regular

mile,

could

have

meant

The United States

third gold

twice

broke’

to

for

the

hop,

Schmidt inches

the

win

in

listed

world

the gold

medal

step

and

leaped

55

his

its

gained the finals when he broke

day and his own mark with a toss of 191|

24th of the when Shelby ‘feet, 1% Ww ilso: n of Ponca City, Okla. won round.

a

time of 3:52.46 which has not yet been seen on a track. He e mile mark of 3:545 sct 1958 and at this distance has b never been beaten. Another Record Falls Polish champion Joseph Schmidt record

‘the

"al Oexter of the United States |teurs, will play Yugoslavia in the| 0° tournament,

on

inches

Saturday.

Giuseppe Delfino of italy won|

im a qualifying | the individual Allan beating

gold Jay

He was the only of the finalists

medal byj|to score four of Great | semi-finals.

jump.

feet,

mightiest

1%

effort.

Two leaps earlier, he jumped 55 feet, % inch. The old world mark

of

54

feet,

9%

inches

was

held by Russia’s O. Fedoseev and set in 1959. Schmidt, in the Polish champion ships last month, jumped. 55-10% offi cereal Seltbhes Russia’s Vladimir Goriaev took second place with 546%

and his

tering the former record 1928 by Germany’s L. Radke

at

2:16.8.

The event was put back on the

Olympie schedule only this year after‘a 32-year lapse. Second was Australia’s Brenda Jones with third going to Russia’s Zinaida Matistovich. Paul Elvstrom of Denmark won the sixth race of the finn class im the

and

Olympic

yacthting

virtually

medal

for

gory. The now

clinched

that

small

32-year-old become

regatta

the

gold

boat

cate-

Dane

the

first

should four-time

gold medal winner in Olympic yatehting history. He has won at every Olympics since London in 1948.

Alexander Soviet Union

Chuchelov of the was second in the

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will

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Hernan

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by

runner-up

the older boys with

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John Palerm rolled the high game, a 211. There was a special award for the 13 girls that participated in the tournament. It went to Con-

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the San Juan Ster

7, 1960

ROME

(AP)--Rafer Johnson

yesterday

gave

the

Uni

States its sixth successive victory in the Olympic decathlon,

the U. S. was not able to gain ground in the unofficial point total on the favored

Russians. Immediately triumph,

Johnson

after

Otis Davis, who basketball for track

his

of

announced

26,

won

the

gave at the

400

meters

Los

Angeles

States it 26th Games.

points against 38014 for the

brought

gold

the

United

of the

a

put,

Es

BES T—Rafer

won

American Otis Davis and Australian Herb Elliott had bettered two ‘world records. Johnson had a total of 8,392 points, 58 better than C. K. Yang of Nationalist China. A Russian,

the

Johnson shown with the shot decathlon at Rome yesterday.

Olympie

Boston

Vasily

with

Kuznetsov

7,809

points.

finished

Elliott,

Ausizalia’s

great;

; orld record)‘ ;

in

meters

1,500

the

for

the gold medal by a ‘vide margin: in

ters ahead

Michel

finished

Jazy

aout

of his neafest

of

field.

ajl-star

an

over

3:35.6 Elliott

15

me-.

fival,.

France.

He cracked his own mark of

He won by a hair’s breadth over Germany’s Carl Kauffman. The finish was so tight that

Unites States. However, the U.S. now has 26 gold medals, four more than Russia. judges waited a long time }|Jchnson’s victory ‘came after fore making it official.

fee

Herb

miler, smashed the

in

medal

i

the old mark of 45,HZet im 1956)

up age

The world record time of 449 seconds. The 28-year-old from

that he is retiring from Olympic competition. At the end of the day’s trials, Russia had 41614

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|

record ‘of 3:41.2

Olympic

be-

Kauffman’s lunging drive into the tape was a desperate ef.- | timed fort to catch the flying American who had seemed to lag back i the first half of the race, came charging dowm Wis -

like

third

express

an

Lou Jones of the U.

Blas

Cruz Faste d To Gain

Olympic Track Finals

Halts New Yor

By JOS E TORRES ROME, (AP)—Puerto Rican student Rolando Cruz fasted for seven hours before taking his turn in the Olym-

NEW YORK (AP)—Ted Williams hit a two-run hom and Billy Muffett pitched a three-hitter yesterday as Bo ton’s Red Sox humbled the New York Yankees 7to drop’ them a game and a half behind Baltimore’s league-leading'

pie pole vault Monday. It

paid

first

off—Cruz

Puerto

ing

145%

pole

held

feet His

track

and

ever te enter Olympic event. old and weigh-

pounds,

vaulters

to be

the

Rican

field competitor the final of an Cruz, 21 years

was one

to

of 11

enter

the

He

cleared

today.

final

14

five and one quarter inches. Puerto Rican record is 14

feet

six

Cruz said he used an -ly light vaulting pole glass, made possible

of

+

became

his

own

He break

and

said his

feel lucky if he could

among

“If

I

what would

weight.

he thought he could Puerto Rican record

would

finish

light

extremeof fiber because

the

were

first

to

win

five.

a

a great happiness be,” he said.

Guenard

Anchor

Crug qualified his third jump

medal,

Jose

Luis

Villalonga

second,

Ra-

Miguel

Barasorda

placed

39th

points.

Fred

starter and loser Eli-Grba. The Muffett lost his bid for a shutloss was Grba’s fourth in seven out with two out in the ninth decisions. Winner Muffet now inning when Mickey Mantle hit a has a 5-2 record for the season. home run into the center field bleacher’s. Williams’ homer came in the

in yesterday's free pistol shooting

event

Guillermety points.

with

was

522

48th

with

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