The San Juan Star (Sept. 10, 1960)

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Tel. 3-8400

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> EXCEPT

Don

at San

orida

Inds

ious Fournier \Jaycee

Verdict

or. of

ne

a

merce . official how the Jaycee

CHARDS ae

¥

When

in Boston yesterday reversed;

the

yester-

Canter

when flood

The U.S.-Court of Appeals | drive was progressing.

©

Jaycees saw

of

asked relief

the

the Supreme Court of Puerto} first headline about the floods, ow: Rico in vacating a first de-| »

ment made by, radio that they woédld accept clothing, food, that ty actrucks pick up clothtoys,. furniture, money and as- ing and furniture. On hand last: night, i Capital sorted ; ‘

“Fifteen minutes.

first

announcement,”

after

he

from

“a

food,

years

after

Chief

Peter

tg

8

of

the

appelate

At’ the

“The

Nov.

|26,

kids with

his

1950,

Fournier

|.

dispute

in

his

First

of the

center

of

the

string of islands between the Flo-

to in-|

is

Miami was getting 65 mile aa

hour wind gusts and Carysfort Reef Light, 40 miles southeast of here, was battered with 95 mile an hour blows. Power failures were reported

just, pouring | from

handing over cigar boxes pennies, nickels and dol-|

many

sections

|sified. The

killer

of

Miami

as

storm

declined

intensity,

dropping

in

in the

earlier

streets.

women

t

have

from

come

an

in tattered clothing to hand over|

forward

25

9 M-P.H.

cents

or 50 cents.”

.

The Jaycees are keeping a réc-|

how

all contributions

of

velocity

150

movement

from

12

toe

This means the exposed Keys

pf | will be subjected to Donna’s fear-

and

they are being distributed. | fx) battering for a longer period

on

A complete report will be made

was

al-

public

later.

|than had been expected.

oo

Hurricane

warnings

All Jaycee relief work is being | ing from Key West

coordinated fense.

Anton,

of

in| miles an hour but also slowed its

arrest

San

The lighthouse lies

east

lars they collected in schools and | slightly

ord

leged|ta have strangled to death his fermer wife following a domestic

money

“Some

court.

of

just

} in,” Payne said yesterday, “withthe winds and heavy rains inten-

improperly

time

miles an hour.

formation given Payne by Civil) Defense. Some private com-| panies donated new items in-| cluding 700 shorts and 500 pairs | of shoes. /

in

of the crime in public and in the presence. of newspaper reporters was not “fair play.” The case was remanded to the Supreme Court for further proceeding consistent, with the action

trailer}

The Jaycee drive was the first | rida mainland and Key West.

writing the appelate court’s opinion held that a confession used

in sid

a

to get started, according

arrest

Woodbury

and

Jaycees

1950. Judge

beds,

new living rooms suites donated | of Miami.

for the alleged murder of his ex-wife, Iris Nereida Fournier in

October,

100

by furniture stores.

Supreme

Fournier’s

of hurricane

van filled to overflowing with) The winds struck at Alligator furniture, some of it completely | Light, about 75 wiles southwest

Court judgement and came almost tea

(AP)—The

40 tons of clothing, 10 tons of |tida Keys last night at 100

reversal was the Yesterday’s first such turn-back of a murder appealed

_ Fila,

ribe Motors-in Rio Piedras, were | Donnasslammed into the Flo-

Antonio Fournier Sampedro of Carolina: ——-

case

MIAMI,

Transport warehouses atidat Ca-| 2dvance. winds

the

said,

Ramon

twice-tried

against

(100 MPH

dent said they had an announce-

judgement

murder

gree

For Flood

Doyle Payne;@aycee vice presi-| “people started comting in with

“It’s: fantastic!” That. was the reaction

Vacated DOUGLAS mye

Drive

|Relief Gets Big Reaction Gusts Hit aoa! acne The Keys

o—

\

Juan. Puerte Rice

As

maid, =

through an

Civil

example,

messed

renzo.

De-|

_

Jaycees

sen

fly-

Fort Lauderdale on Florida’s east

Payne | coast and to Punta Gorda

clothing

e

were

northward te on the

Gulf of Mexico side.

Along one side of its path were

eight tonsto that town. When|the MiamiFort Lauderdale area charges in the San Juan Superior Court ‘but was found guilty and sentenced to life imprisonment

Defense Attorney Gerardo ‘Ortiz | Counts check and cash donations as David Oliver takes dei Rivero won an appeal of the| pick-up orders over the phone last night at the collection headquarters. (STAR phote by Gunter Hett) (See VERDICT, Page 24)

turned

and

cine

o1/ GREAT RESULTS—Jaycee member Jerry Santerre, left,

Dar s6, 1968

needed

it

said

€D

antibiotics, | with

over ‘one million

the Jaycees collected the medi-/ thousands over

it

to

the

agency. Turned Over To Red Cross

many

When CD said it needed sugar, Page

JAYCEES,

and

which

homes

of

thousands

have been rebuilt since this re | sort center was last combed by

the Jaycees got it—from a sigar| (See

residents,

of vacationists,

|a hurricane 10 years ago.

At least 116 persons have been Page

DONNA,

(See

724)

24)

Operation Sky-Shield Fidel Admits Minorities Want Part Curtails. P.R. Flights Guerrillas — In Flood Investigation Operation

antic

Sky-Shield

U.SCanadian

the

gig-|a.m.

air defense}

today.

There

HAROLD

By

was, however,

Leaders

no restriction on other flights.

parties

nority nounced

party

the

de

yesterday

absence

of minority

the

“very

unde-

the

|nini

House to

Ernesto

exclude

the

Ramas Antominorities

legislators from # House | from the. flood committee means

investigating committee flood tragedy in Humacao other island towns. to include The failure minority

“little groups” and confidently indicated they were doomedto failure—and the firing sq

claimed

Ferre

J. LIDIN

of Puerto’ Rico’s mi-| mocratic” decision of Speaker of

representatives

the|the Popular Patty “doesn’t want and|the truth known about Hume cao.” Speaker Ernesto Ramos Anany|

means | tonini was

still out on the island

is|last night, unavailable to the the flood-survey committee bent on a “whitewash,” charged | press. But House vice president president | Jorge Font Saldaia fended off Independence Party Gracia.|the criticism with the comment de Concepcion Gilberto Party | that the Ramos tour was not an Statehood Republican (See POLITICS, Page 24) gubernatorial candidate Luis A.

on

a

sabe eaee

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4

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September 10, 1960

Reds May

Trigger

during

his

United West

News

Nations

that new

diplomats,

already

ist

ap-

moves

to

harass

access

to

Berlin,

have relayed their suspicions te State Department. Khrushchev’s main motive, despite his widely

vertised intention of talking about disarmament, to impose a divided city,

new deadline for allied they have reported.

Administration officials are Khrushchev aim against a wide

such

as

Khrushchev

the ad-

may

be

of

the

evacuation

American

spying.

Several recent moves have renewed fears of a possible Berlin crisis. Communist East Germany Thursday ordered a new restriction on travel within the divided city, requiring special permits for West German citizens wanting to visit East Berlin. For five days last week it blocked travel from West Germany into Berlin for many would-be visitors not residents of Berlin. Barge traffic into the city also was held up for a time. Some diplomatic officials believe Khrushchev's cur-

prehensive about East German Commun-

Analysis

ties,

alleged

Soviet Berlin

appearance.

German

rent splurge of tough

weighing this = of other

moves

Most authorities, however, think that Khrushchev's approach will be to mix tough talk with sweet words while professing Russia’s enduring love for international peace—Soviet style.

countries, boast of Soviets scientfic might and denounce

By JOHN SCALI WASHINGTON—West Germany suspects Premier Nikita Khrushchev may trigger a

crisis

Berlin Crisis At U.N.

woo

Soviet leader may

potential possibili-

new

ably,

talk

wind

may

be

a smokescreen.

Secretary

Thursday

Herter what

A. Herter

those

who

in a review

he

described

“‘the

it clear

Khrushchev

propaganda

of world

as

made

believes

offensive

ills called attention

frenzied

Soviet

te

publicity

campaign accompanying Khrushchev’s decision to go to New York. He said bluntly ‘the outlook right now is

The

not

promising”

Khrushchev

up talking softly and reason-

upsetting all predictions,

Christian

is among

intends to stage an irresponsible when he shows up in 10 days.

partment

and thereby gain additio-

may

has

to any new

nal impact for his words, they believe.

African

of State

he

for

serious

negotiations.

spring some

geared

itself

to

denunciations

Realizing

surprises, the State Dealmost

instant

Khrushchev

responses

may

hurl.

Khrushchev Sails For New York Katanga Defies U.N. ToHead Communist Bloc At U. N. And Sends Planes By STANLEY JOHNSON MOSCOW (AP)—Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev sailed last night for New York and the United Nations to lead the Communist block in pressing a five-point program before the forthcoming General Assembly. After

an

informal

To Fight Lumumba By ANDREW

sendoff+

sailed

from

the

Baltic

port

of Kaliningrad aboard the Soviet passenger ship Baltika, the official news agency Tass reported.

Khrushchev new

his

is planning

campaign

for

|

and complete” disarmament on' Soviet terms that he outlined in a speech to the assembly just

are

Janos

Kadar

of

Hungary,

specific

objectives.

These

made no mention of the Communist leaders of Czechoslovakia,

independent

ed up|a

by

the

Soviet

program

tablishing

Union,

African zones

nations,

NIKITA

esthe

KHRUSHCHEV .. full of surprises

where nuclear weapons | rallying U. N. backing for a and Poland, also heading wea will be banned, obtaining a U. N. vague item called “the education the assembly to back up

Albania

for Khrushchev.

guarantee

for

the

Oder-Neisse

of

-youth

These

for

peace.”

undoubtedly

will

be

that pushed Poland’s The Baltika, formerly named ,boundary jamong the major topics discusthe Vyacheslav Molotov until frontier westward into a large | seq aboard the liner Baltika durthat Soviet statesman was down-!part of prewar Germany, and | ing its voyage to New York.

HELP THE VICTIMS of the disastrous floods WITH CANNED FOODS AND TOYS

proposed

to

U.

N.

command.

|

is based

|

totaling

north

Leopoldville.

from

Tounkara said the withdrawal was proposed becase of what he called U. N. support of) Presi-

the

north.

persuasion

of U.

N.

N.

Congo

command’s

dent

all Congolese

airports

non-U.

N.

Two

traffic.

Katanga

army

fied

ban

the

light later

in

to

should

more

planes the

Joseph

Kasavubu

de-

keep

ville

day

drew

terday

in

t:

N.

as

the

country.

Guinean his

support yes-

fight

against

Guinea’s

Congo

September

San Juan: Fajardo: Ponce: Mayaguez:

12:50.a.m. 12:41 a.m. 2:09 a.m. 12:24 a.m. Lew Tides San Juan: 6:09 a.m. Fajardo: 5:58 a.m. Ponce: 3:00 a.m. Mayaguez: 5:51 a.m. Sunday, September San Juan: Jaijardo: Ponce:

Mayaguez: Sam Juan: Fajardo: Ponce: Mayaguez

Saturday,

High

Tides

6:3 a.m. 0:24 a.m. 3:40 a.m.

6:07 a.m.

Lew Tides 6:52 a.m. 6:41 a.m. 3:57 a.m. 6:34 a.m.

Sept,

10:

and

+

11:

Juan,

Ponce fair to-

tonight.

the

mis-

WINDS: 15 miles

1¢

East seutheast per hour.

YESTERDAY’S

at

HIGH:

8

88

7:15 7:0 3:48 6:57

YESTERDAY’S LOW: 72. STATESIDE: New York, 81, ‘m. | Partly cloudy; Beston, 86, partly

p.m. p.m p.m. p.m.

-| cloudy;

11

Philadelphia, 82, partly)

cloudy;

Washington,

cloudy;

Miami,

80,

%6,

partly

heavy

rain;.

Chicago, 71, cloudy; Denver, 68, cloudy; Dallas) 91, partly cloudy; 1:21 p.m .| Sam Francisco, 72, partly cloudy. © 1:47 p.m. 1:38 p.m . 7 3:5 p.m 3: p.m

Emergency Registry |

7:37 p.m.

The

moon

The

moon

Sat.

and

Sun.

September

1€—11

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Eile

Juan

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today at 10:40 P.M. and sets at, 10:45 ae. Sunday.

San

PUERTO RICO and the VIRGIN ISLANDS—Generally fair with a few showers today and tonight. ;

TIDES Saturday

the

WEATHER

day.

FORECAST: and Ma

or leave

in

their jobs.

Lumumba, who doesn’t like the order either, has demanded that the U. N. yield control over the airports and Radio LeopoldHe

t

|

governmental feud that flared Monday. Kasavubu declared | Lumumba dismissed and Lumumba declared Kasavubu dis- |

order

closing

of

750,

;

The

battalion,

U.

setting

throughout

16,000-man

from Elisabethville, Katanga’s capital, knocked a hole in the

of aid to the newly

has

Premier Patrice Lumumba has sent into the rebel province Gunpoint

are:

Winning U. N. condemnation of American aggression as charg-

it

President Sekou Toure the withdrawal of the Guinean battallion from Maj. Gen. Carl von Horn’s

the Unitand sent

Swedish guards to permit the takeoff of two military aircraft

Accompaning Khrushchev on a year ago. But the Communist also is working for five the 10-day voyage to New York /bldc Todor Zhivkov of Bulgaria and Gheorghe Gheorghiudej of Ro Mania. They are the Communist leaders in their countries. Tass

announced

Congo

planes aloft to help combat the Congolese army spearhead which

to re-

“general

The

(AP)—Katanga defied ed Nations yesterday

and a short jet flight from |&graded in 1957, is due in New| York Sept. 19, the day before, Moscow, the Soviet leader the assembly opens.

sion, headed by Tibou Tounkara,

BOROWIEC

LEOPOLDVILLE,

Puerto

Nueve

September

& Caparra

Dr. Ivan Banuchi M 10 303, Repto. Tel, 6-4283 Rafeal

A.

Terrace

Metropolitano Caguas

Dr.

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f

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Re

September 10, 1960

Nothing | Further Could

Have Been

Cordero

Cites C.D. Job of

Most homes in slum areas have lit-tle protection, the Civil /Defense chief said. He added that peo-

their homes during disaster people to move from their homes, alerts, Maj. Gen. Cesar Cordero Cordero noted that “even. when Davila, director of the island’s it appeated that the hurricane -| Civil Defense, said yesterday in would surely hit here Sunday,

their property will be looked if they leave “for what 99 times out of a hundred is a false alarm.”

rivers, causing day morning.

By FREDERICK HARMON Puerto Ricans under 30 generally

an.

are

reluctant

most

Discussing

to leave

danger

Cordero

such

less false

MUSOZ

AND

— ALVARADO . houses for the homeless

-IBEC To Construct 100 Concrete Homes For Victims Of Flood homes

will

be

rushed

to com-

pletion to house some of the homeless victims of the floods in Humacao, Gov. Luiz Mufioz Marin announced

“We

nery will

yesterday.

river

went

on

a

“Once

rampage

Tuesday morning. The International Basic Economy Corp. (IBEC) will contsruct the homes below cost from plans that had already been approved for low-cost housing. The Urban Renewal and Housing Corp. will cooperate in the project, to- be as for from the Commonwealth ergency Fund. * The homes, to be constructed at

a

cost

of

$1,000

each,

rush

the necessary

men the

project

by

as

we

get

foundations,

we

first two homes

weeks,”

started

will

with

Ackerbloom

down

as

the

in two

said.

“We

will then deliver two homes

a day

and will have the project completed within two months.” The governor said the project was the result of a visit to the Fortaleza officials from IBEC and the Urban Renewal and Housing Administration who will acquire the

will

land

for

the

homes.

In

ad-

dition to IBEC and the Housing when quarters are built for the Authority, the General Electric remaining homeless, will be oc- Co., Tim Manufacturing Co.,.Hato Rey Building Co., Caribe Lumber cupied by ped families. and Trading Co., Puerto Rico Mill-

house

two

families at first and

_| work Co., and the Standard Steel

construction tect Simon Juan. They

designed

by

archi-

Schmiderer of San will be semi-detach-

~} all our stores

only

disaster

said

he

who

a few

about

7 p.m.

were

later.

barrio this

to

same

killed.

argued

with

them

-in

at-

On Home Deliveries

second day yesterday with little meon and the as

Statehood Student Assn.

up.

The

present

is aggravated: by epttle

comes

in

the

from

metropolitan

producers

the Naguabo-Humacao

area.

further could have been done by Civil

Defense

officials,

even

had

an earlier warning from the Weather Bureau been available.

in

Paul

Coste,

regional

director

of the Housing and Home Finance Agency in Puerto Rico, is in serious condition in South Trinity Hospital, Wakefield, R. L after suffering a heart attack this week, Ralph Geilich, acting director,

said

yesterday.

Coste had been his summer home RI.

when

he

vacationing at in Jamestown,

suffered

the

attack

Wednesday. Geilich said doctors are hopeful that Coste, who had been in Puerto Rico about three years, will recover. Coste recently made news here when

he

criticized

the

Common-

wealth government of ignoring Federal financial contributions to the island’s housing programs in newspaper advertisements.

hall in Rio Piedras, it was announced by Sigfredo E. Faria, The Association of Pro-Statepresident of the organization, The will Students: hood University

at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the old city

election of a new board of directors is on the agenda.

Do your children receive Religious Instruction

UNION

Abount 60 percent of the milk consumed

volunteer

Sets Sunday Assembly

At a meeting of all eight metro- hold a general assembly starting

politan dairy processors yesterday it was agreed the rationing would remain in effect ‘until pro-

goes

that

Attack In R.l.

Diminishing

after

Milk Rationing Has Liffle Effect

duction

noted

Suffers Heart

To Island

Civil

change in home deliveries as tropolitan dairies cut down supplies to supermarkets grocery stores. However, milk shortage was described “not serious.” |

Cordero

National Guardsmen had attemptted to persuade people living in low-lying areas to return to disaster shelters all during the early evenning hours of Monday. Cordero insisted that nothing

Flood Threat Paul Coste

closed

Monday

ple who live in these homes fear

tempts to get them to leave their homes, Cordero said.

Tuesday

ordered

reluctance

The U. S. Weather Bureau rebeing assured by the Weather ported. yesterday that two “susBureau that there was no further Picious areas’ which were dedanger from the hurricane. veloping in Atlantic waters east He recalled he had made an of Puerto Rico have failed to inspection trip around the coast materialize into storms. of the island by helicopter MonThe rains which Thursday day afternoon and had been threatened new flooding in the “amazed” to discover that the interior of the island let up and “ocean was like a lake.” a flood alert was lifted. Rains later.swelled mountain Maj. Gen. Juan Cesar Cordero Davila reported last night that things were normal in island areas that were hit by Tuesday’s floods. The incomplete island death count still stood at 83, he said, but added, “we know it will be much more than that when the Milk rationing went into its final toll is in.”

ed, with arched roofs and steel area reinforcements,

but

headquarters

;|and Wire Co. will cooperate in shortage the venture. The homes will be of ‘modern | i blic Housing "Project As yet the Urban Renewal and Housing Corp. has not come to terms with the owners of the property on bow much the land would cost.

flood

Cordero

the

have

completed

to the

Defense

and

soon

alarms

Tues-

People in many barrios “threw stones”. at National Guardsmen

that count-

Donna.

machi-

standing

STAR

Cordero said the Weather Bureau had done “a magnificent job” in keeping islanders informed about |the progress of hurrican>

the governemnt gives the go-ahead sign. That may very well be this weekend. :

The homes are to be built across from the Humacao River where 89 people lost their lives when the

have

and

the

remember

cases prior to the current disaster when there was considerable loss of life. Discussing the events leading up

Thurston Ackerbloom of IBEC said construction would start as soon as the land is made available.

By MANUEL SUAREZ One hundred new concrete

told

people

the

floods

lies in one Humacao leave for shelters. Many residents of barrio

exists.

the

“National Guard troops could persude only 20 out of 200 fami-

interview.

Cordero cited “those who are too young to remember the severe hurricane of 1932” as the most difficult group to persuade that

GOV. -

Done

CHURCH

SUNDAY

SCHOOL

2310 Laurel St.— Punta Las Mories

T

F Oo R D E T A L _S

I i

PROMOTION DAY — 10:15 A.M. — September 11 FALL CLASSES STARTING 9:00 end 11:00 A.M. — Nursery through 6th grades 10:00 A.M, — Junior High — High School — Adult Classes SERVICES DUPLICATE WORSHIP 9:00 and 11:00 A.M. (Nursery core

provided)

The Rev. D. E. Johnson, Minister

—

Tel. 38-4197

:

THE, SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September 10, 1960 .

Red Cross Director Protests Complaints FAJARDO—Lydia

Emmanuelli,

tehood

Party,

I

prefer

to

Reds Give Up Iry For UN Veto Right Over OAS Actions

serve

of this town, {the people under the banner of yesterday asked for an _ investi- the American Red Cross which gation of charges that she had is the symbol of justice for those suffer,” Mrs. Emmanuelli mixed Red Cross functions with who politics during this week’s flood. said. Mrs, Emmanuelli said she was “My only judge is the people protesting a complaint made by of Fajardo,” she said. Mayor Maria Socorro de Gaos that At a press conference ThursMrs. Emmanuelli refused to codirector

adminis- |day, Gov. Mufioz, who received the complaint from the mayor, tration during the flood. Mrs. Socorro de Gaos is a said he would protest directly Popular Party member and Mrs. to Gen. Alfred Gruenther, presiEmmanuelli is the Statehood Re- dent of the American Red Cross, with

city

Party

candidate

for

mayor. “TI protest the unjust accusation of the mayor of Fajardo and ask for an_ investigation,” Mrs.

Emmanuelli said. “My 35 years ef civic service to the people in and out of the Popular Party speak for themselves.” “I challenge the mayor to

I have

been

playing

politics with the Red Cross. “If it is incompatible to

representative

Cross should for

a

of the Red Cross and for mayor for the Sta-

complaints

of the

Red

also be a candidate

political

office,”

Mufioz

said.

support

to

the

Soviet

teachers

to

keep

one

foremost in their minds during the new school year: “Bring up worthy builders of Communism.”

York

pro-

tin,

hard

by

which

decisions.

90

proposal

by

Poland

and

with

a

hurricane

the arms

diplomatic embargo

ministers

put

that OAS on

the

vote

foreign

Dominican

20.

1,500

interrupted

air

for

services

PEPITO

MIRANDA ARVELO

American

aid

pro-

(AP)—The

Western

between

presentatives West

and

Western

re-

officials

German

of

government.

West Condemns Red

The frends

Rico

because . yet they first must be referred back to Washington, London ris for approval.

visited some with me a Ron Superior

which

they

eargerly

water for adult fishermen

who would

then

ca practice

them

in —

Pa-

Berlin Radio, Travel LONDON (®#—Britain and France yesterday rejected a Soviet demand that the Western powers try to

prevent

setting

up

West

radio

Germany

from

headquarters

in

Berlin. in

Soviet

notes

demand

handed

to

was

made

the

British,:

United States and French sies in Moscow

In

its reply,

Foreign

which undoubtely benefitted him, if not the anglers’ skill or the targets. Glencing at the bar |! saw the contents of a bottle of Ron Superior being poured into several glasses. An idea came to mind. “Have you ever done any trick shooting?” 1 asked him. ““You know, shooting over your shoulder while

the

looking

in

in a mirror?”

and

Restrictions On

The

competitions.

haul

spokesman in Berlin countermeasures can-

not be disclosed

other dey | and brought ef bottles of

Office,

Soviet

embas-

July 29.

published Britain

attitude

by

the

described:

as

“unjusti--

fied.” The British reply noted that “East German authorities operate several

broadcasting

stations

in

Berlin and interfere with normal broadcasting in Germany by means of a large number of jamming stations.”

The French reply, made public Paris, had the same general

“Sure,” he said, and reached for content. the tray of Rum Punches which Earlier, the U. S. State Departwere being served to us. ment in Washington denounced as “Could you shoot this drink out “completely illegal the restrictions East Germany has of my hand without hitting me?” | Communist eee on West German travel persisted. “Certainty.” He placed hin drink to Berlin. on

the

table,

toword

his

pleased

to

and

hip show

made

pocket.

a

gesture

“I‘lf

be

you!”

| Deaths Emest. Shafer Ernest Schafer, of 653 Hoare St., Santurce died yesterday. Born | in Germany, 1891, he lived in Puer- © to Rico since last February. He was a high pressure steam engineer ©

employed with Arut & Sons, in New York, until his retirement in 1959.

to the musie of

MIGUELITO

Latin

conferences

yes-

1 asked him how he'd learned to shoot and he told me that, as a boy, he would shoot fish im the

Dancing

(AP)—Presiyesterday sign-

by J. L. Towne

wide

*

dis-

munist squeeze on isolated Berlin. This was announced last night after a series of strategy

(AP)—The

administration

the

BERLIN

700 medals and trophies from world-

famous Cuban songstress

top

to senate

ABOUT TOWNE...

Puerto

SIRELDA

the

powers have agreed on countermeasures against the latest Com-

snatched from my grasp while greetimg me warmly. Another guest had dropped in whom |! recognized as an Island champion marksman, winner of over

in Puerto Rico

for

job, subject

A U. S. said the

couple

and in her first appearance

person

On Berlin Stand

By J. L. TOWNE |

will

West Agrees

but

except Monday

the smart CLUB CARIBE presents the sensational Argentine dancers

to

and

gram and $100 million for aid to quake devastated Chile.

the

Nightly

State

ed into law the Latin aid bill which provides for $500 million

population

WASHINGTON

of

WASHINGTON dent Eisenhower

Don-

| U.S. Sets Up Disarmament Body Eisenhower

new

responsible

Ike Signs Latin Aid Bill

these have been restored with temporary facilities, the bureau said.

and.

Republie in San José, Costa Rica, Aug.

and

| with

quarantine

only

S. dis-

The

confirmation.

suffered $1 million damage, the bureau said. The hurricane blew down an aircraft beacon

the So-

vit Union abstaining. Both resolutions dealt

has

be

Secretary

minent

(AP)—An_undeter-

hit

will

|armament

posal. The remaining nine had na the night of Sept. 4, the Neall backed a rival inter-Ameritherlands Information Bureau can resolution stating the said yesterday. The tiny island, cil had no authority over GAS

of

idea

7

New

U.

activities.

be headed by a person witha rank approximating that of an assistant Secretary of State. The administration is seeking a pro-

mined number of persons are missing on the island of St. Mar-

The council adopted the inter-

MOSCOW (®—The Communist Party newspaper Pravda exhorted

Rica.

the

Badly Damaged

a claim.

ged

agency

St. Martin

Poland was the only other council member that had pled-

American

Top Red School Aim Soviet

be

the

armament

i

president eandidate

“No

that

ta

an-

nounced that it would not press for a vote on a Soviet resolution that would have constituted such

tion” to mastermind (AP)—

Brazil broke relations with the Dominican Republic yesterday in accordance with a decision of the Organization of Ameriean States at a meeting in Cos-

3

that

found true.

Delegation

terday set up a new “United States Disarmament Administra-

_-

JANEIRO

jc HE

prove

if he were

Soviet

DE

at

Lutheran services Ehret Funeral

|

will be held Home, Hato

Rey, today at 2 p.m. Burial will

be at Crete crushed ice. Add fruit for de- dras,.

i

publican

the

The

RIO

Fos

operate

By WILLIAM N. OATIS UNITED NATIONS (AP)— The Soviet union, facing defeat, yesterday gave up trying to get the U. N. Security Council to claim a veto over actions of the Organization of American States.

iit

Cross

Brazil Breaks D.R. Relations

£3

Red

| News In Brief|

Coneierr,

Rio ,

Pie-.

,

‘

‘

it

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September 10, 1960° |

—Yesterday and Today

Countdown Of CAP

Registration Moves Into Decisive Phase By HAROLD The countdown

tian

Action

~The

J. LIDIN of the Chris-

Party’s

place

State Adolfo Porrata Doria said yesterday. State Department workers on

7:30

has

in

69

filed

a. m. to nearly

on

the

ballot.

counts.

“It might

not be

precincts of San Juan, Mayaguez, Rio Piedras, and Arecibo. The count may be finished by

count

cincts,”

he

said.

Tuesday,

refused

to

predict

said.

Porrata Doria about 40,000 the fidavits

estimated total CAP

deposited

with

de-

partment from these precincts. As of yesterday, a total of 41 precincts—and 28,194 signatures, —had

been

certified

as

meeting

the required ten per cent minimum of registered voters. Two other precincts, Arroyo and Luquillo,

failed

to

meet

governor,

require-

dova

ments. Rejection Christian

date

cent,

been

Party

a figure

and

secre-

Flores said the of CAP petitions seven

he

to

eight

termed

of

necessary

the

small

to pre-

However,

he

whether

he

Jose

L.

Luis

Feliu

Mario

Davila

senator

file

“low.”

Jorge

tative and spectively. The

per

lawyer

Human

party

final

as

beings

and

horses

lived side by side in the stables of the old San Juan tracks. This was a “stable” next to the living quarters

Cor-

of a groom.

Diaz for resident commis-

sioner,

Rate

Action

tary Eduardo rejection rate to

some

thought the CAP would win its registration fight. Meanwhile, groups of party leaders are reportedly meeting around the island to select final candidates for mayors, municipal assembies, and senators and representatives. The party candidates selected to date are Salvador Perea for

at af-

his

Only

Porrata Doria said a number of smaller precincts had been set aside by his office in favor of priority-for the large city

midnight are now scanning the CAP petitions from the — key

he

82,400

precincts.

70,000 signatures distributed around 60 precincts are required by law for a party to win a

registration

is entering “its decisive phase,” acting Assistant Secretary of

shifts from

party

signatures

Pesquera represen-

at large,

has until Sept.

“El Comandante”

has con-

re-

structed this modern cafe-

15 to

teria for the grooms and stable personnelat a cost of

candidates.

$10 Million Aqueduct Agency Bond Issue To Be Auctioned A

$10

million

Aqueduct

and

Sewer Authority bond issue will be sold at public auction by the Government Development Bank at

its

will

New

be

York

offices.

received

until

Bids

11

am,

Army To Observe 100th Anniversary

ties

said.

Center.

Sept. 13 has been proclaimed by the U. S. Congress as a)day on which honor

all and

Americans should respect to the late

pay gen-

eral 4nd the men who served under him.

Civilian from the the

and military leaders Antilles Command and

Commonwealth

have

been

in-

vited to attend the luncheon. ‘Afternoon activities will include a drill exhibition by Pershing Rifle platoons from the University of Puerto Rico in Rio Piedras and

the

College

Mechanical

of

Agriculture

Arts at Mayaguez.

July

1

starting

in

1962

turity on July 1, 2000, the bank

The Antilles Command will mark the 100th anniversary of General Pershing’s birth with a General of the Armiés John J. Pershing centennial luncheon to be held Tuesday at the Fort BuchCommunity

on

to 1991, and $4 million with ma-

Of Pershing's Birth

anan

Sept. 15, said Dr. Rafael Pico, president of the bank. The bonds will be dated July 1, 1960 and mature as follows: $6 million worth of bonds will be in series with annual maturi-

and The

The

Development

bank

is

the fiscal agent for the Aqueduct and Sewer Authority for the sale of these bonds. The proceeds from the bond issue will be used by the aqueduct agency to pay outstanding obligations held by The Chase Manhattan Bank, amounting to $6.5 million; to increase its working capital by $500,000, and to deposit $3 million in its cons-

truction

fund

created

under

a

fiduciary contract guaranteeing the bonds. The construction funds

will be used to continue the authority’s expansion and improvement program for water and

sewage

services.

The authority estimates that its will use $59.3 million for its improvement and expansion program

during

This

includes

the

water

million;

the

next

five years.

improvements

supply

system,

construction

aqueducts;

$10

million;

to $19.3

of

rural

Interior view of the cafeteria. “El Comandante” believes that everyone should

equally share the progress of the racing in Puerto Rico.

renewal

EC-19-60

guests will also observe the con- and replacement ef present pro-

duct of English classes for Puerto perty, $13 million; continuation Rican Army trainees as part of of construction of metropolitan drainage system, $113 million, the day’s program. A

movie

“This

is Your

Army,”

depicting the life of a soldier from the time he goes through basic training to his participation in combat, will Fort Buchanan

be shown at the theater at 2:50

and

construction

of drainage

sys-

tems in other areas, $5.7 million.

PUERTO

FOR 1960

Green

SALE and

White

Ford

6

p.m, to end the day’s activities. cylinders, four doors, Hydramatic, Celonel James D. C. Breckenprivately owned, Cer like new. ridge, Antilles Command Chief of 000 miles. Phone Mr. EmerStaff wil be the evet_ speaker] son 2 2000.

for the octasion.

[FIESTA HIPICA! 2Gren TOMORROW

POST

TIME

—

3 P.M.

RICOS

PRIDE

DAILY DOUBLE — 5th and 6th Races

There is a Pool Agent of “EL COMANDANTE”

“HEART”

TROPHY

In memory of DON ANGEL RAMOS

close to you.

THE

SAN

JUAN

STAR

— Saturday, September 10, 196u

Record Total Of New Market Moves Ahead Market Quotations— Telephones Installed By JOHN MCKEE

NEW

YORK

market

A

record

were

2,621

A

telephones

installed on the island dur-

ing

August,

representing

a

net

record gain for one month 1,534 telephones, according

of to

the Puerte Rico Telephone Company. This compares favorably,

the

company

added,

with

net gain for all of 1959 telephone ingpallations. During

of

the

this

year,

first

the

nected 14,027 het gain over

telephone to

the

added,

eight

straight

traffie

in

the

last

few

or a 7,251

when were

350,397

reversing four declines.

clined,

and

234

were

ircex

gained

37

cents

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to re-

lieve the consequences of the disaster suffered by the Eastern Section of Puerte

To that

Rico, as a result ef hurricane

end we recommend and urge you

donation to this Chamber at 100

remitting

Tetuain St., Bex 3789,

San

Juan, for transmittal te the Red Cross, once duly registered.

We suggest that for the time being these donations be made preferably in cash.

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according

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telephones, last year of

August,

tance calls completed,

=

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calls

the

con-

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during

calls

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company.

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814

were also made last Wednesday, due to hurricane warnings for the island making it one of the days of heaviest overseas calls

stock

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September 10, 1960

Fleurin Making Debut

NEVER IN

As International Coin’ NEW

YORK

(AP)

ADDING

he can mail a nonfluctuating

— There’s

of

scrip

and

let

the

bit

recipient

a new form of paper currency ;|choose his own flowers. making its debut this month on 24,000 Shops the crowded and complicated inThe flora-cheque comes ia deternational financial scene. nominations of §5, $750, and It’s the floracheque, in three ; $10. The $5 one is good for 20 d-nominations each representing fleurins worth of flowers in any so many fileurins. of the 24,000 member shops of The fleurin is an unminted the Florists’ Telegraph Delivery monetary unit pegged at 25 U. Assn. and its international affiS. cents or one Swiss franc. liate, Interflora, Inc. And there’s a clearing house in The $7.50 one buys 36 fleurin Detroit and another in Zurich, worth of flowers; the $10 hit Switzerland, to ‘square interna- of paper buys 40 fleurins worth. tienal accounts in fleurins. The fleurins, and now also its >u* the recipient gift has to buy flowers of or your plants— paper token the flora-cheque, are accepted #6 seme 24.000 t he can’t use it for a night on the town. eround the world—even behind If you leave the whole thing the

Iron

in

Curtain.

redeemable

not

But

they

are

in money—only

flowers or plants. No Rivalry Seen The fleurin and the flora-che ib

ae

U. S.

ate

pound

ival

ety

dollar

wri

and

sterling

the

as

a

tt

British |

basic

me-

tives

or

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friends.

side :

benefit wr

for

ADDS ° SUBTRACTS MULTIPLIES ° DIVIDES the enly machine that retains three totals,

foreign exchange. goes unchanged in

other may

more

rin

works

want

this

way:

say,

you

to send $10 worth of roses

to friends hag Rome their

wedding

celebrating

anniversary.

You

the money #7 ¥ to your local florist and he tells his Interflora At

home

the

new

ques are being touted as a boon to the U. S. businessman who |§ wants to send flowers to cus-

cus- tomers or suppliers. With . new scrip he ean skip all p p™ fleurin |D0ther of gift letters and

fluctuate.

And

while

currencies

the

delivery

at

customer

doesn’t have to worry about what sudden

changes

in

money

valua-|ral gift be- ed

tions might do to his tween his visit to his local rist

and

delivery

of

the

flo-}

|j

flora-che-

the

value

orthodox

the the the

problems

that

pile

|}?

up if

peak

holiday perieds. Business Best Yet Businessmen’s turning to gifts for Christmas push the flowers

business

flowers | Florists’

to

record

has by

: flo

heights,

Telegraph

|}

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the

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half way around the globe (the | Assn. reports. The business in iniernational clearing houses|the United States and Canada adjust the minor daily fluctua-|crossed the $65 million mark in tions.) fiscal 1960. |

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MACHINES AND CALCULATORS

CONTEX

Now with the new flora-cheque

By SAM DAWSON P. Business News Analyst

A.

SEEN .

of

the

Miami

Dede

County

Chomber

of

Commerce)

Pan American Bank Building, Miami 32, Florida PUERTO RICO BRANCH 1505 LOIZA STREET (between de Diego & del Parque) +

;

4

SANTURCE

ae

THE SAN JUAN STAR— Saturday, September 10, 1960

new

the

traffic

law

the

went

which

for

STAR.

new

traffic law with

DRUNKEN DRIVING 1. Authorizes the police to use special equipment to determine the percentage of alcohol im the blood, on the basis of breath tests. Stipulates

that

all

cases

attorney

to

take

case

the

It

court

a

period

not

greater

than

by the Secretary of Public Works

at an administrative hearing, and the suspension of the driver’s license in cases where such penalty was imposed was mandatory for a period of two years; in case of a repeat violation,

of

permanent revocation of cense was mandatory. USE OF THE HORN

drunken driving shall be heard before a superior court with a district

In

two years. Under the previous law, this determination was made

regard

te:

2

tests.

should determine there was no justification for such refusal, it may suspend the driver’s license

imte effect Aug. 19. The translatien was done by Irma DeMora ef the editorial staff of the The

Private Vehicles Used Illegally for Transportation of Persons er Loads for Pay

court, on hearing the case, shall determine if the driver was justified in refusing to submit to

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the final part of the San Juan STAR’s unofficial summary of

the

THE

ease for the people. 3% Changes the regulations relating to those cases in which the driver refuses to submit to blood, urine or breath tests. The

The

use

Summarized

Regulations

Traffic

New

the

tation

of

illegal

for

the

to

use

a

transpor-

of

horn

in

intersection light, the

cross it only with the green light or the “walk” signal in his favor. c. Between intersections having traffic lights which

court

are

persons

may

order

or

the

loads

for

police

to

attach the license plates of the vehicle involved in said violation. DUTIES OF PEDESTRIANS 1. All pedestrians public thoroughfare

subject

li-

to

the

crossing shall do

following

a so

io

which

is

crossing at 4 place not

or pedestrian destrian shall

the

farther

than

(800)

feet,

shall

cross

an

intersection

walk, the pecede the right

of way to any vehicle travelling on said thoroughfare.

the

walk. d. When

Se ee Soe 1

{\ cs oe

eee

a

a

when mit

cross

per-

e. When

there

other

destrian

walks,

be

by

used

are

structures

these

peIt

to

or

f. All

similar

they shall hand side

CLUB

is

lic

vehicles.

POPULAR

BY

OVER

shall

DEMAND!!!

CLUB TROPICORO presents

BOYER'’S production

“TROPICAL HOLIDAY”

lane.

1. Every ‘vehicle on

THE TROPICAL DANCERS LEONELA GONZALES

a

driving a throughfare

the

of

to

a

right

pedestrian

who,

pass

another

stud

the

not

to hit pedestrians. These precautions shall be taken even when a pedestrian may be or

illegally

not

relieve

minal

the

driver

responsibility,

using

The will

of

if

birth

(AP)—A

said

scientific control

cri-

said

ts:

e only problem

music

creasing world population is the voluntary restriction match

the falling

of births to

death

rate.”

A Nobel Prize winner, he spoke at the start of a special meeting of the science association called to discuss ways of producing

more

food

for the

CHARLIE FISK and

his

Intercontinental

Juanchin

Orchestra

Ramirez

and his Combo SHOWTIME:

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P.M.

Spanish

NO COVER CHARGE

show

(live

every 10:00

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broadeast)

Chieo Lounge and Friday at

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ON

THE

see

or

Dancers

MERRITT

radio

directly from

way

are

to

blame

for

the

reducing

many

diseases

kill.”

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INTERCON TINENTAL

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HOTEL

pro-

blem and must not shrug it off as something for politicians to worry about. He said the vast increase of the world’s population .“is very largely the re sult of medical science greatly

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vast

upsurge of population especially in underdeveloped lands. Thomson said scientists in’a

featuring

by:

for told

possible answer te of feeding the in-

DONT DELAYSAVE MORE TODAY Continuous

be-

teeming

a

in

has

of the British ‘Association the Advancement of Science,

vehicle

the public thoroughfare. use of a horn by itself

pub

world where millions are already hungry. Sir George Thomson, president

which has stopped or has reduced speed to cede the right of way to a pedestrian at a

incorrectly

the

Wales

essential

come

the

pedestrian walk. ec. Take all precautions

crossing

British

that

here

exercise of his rights, is crossing a public thoroughfare at a pedestrian walk. b. Not

are

CARDIFF,

way

in

thorough«

public

economists, of audience an church leaders, scientist and

person public

a. Cede

com-

driver

thoroughfare.

famous

TO

shall:

with

DEL CAMPO TWINS ROGER DULUDE

traffic,

DUTIES OF DRIVERS PEDESTRIANS

indicated.

Scientist Calls Birth Control Essential In Teeming World

and in no case shall he leave these abruptly or rapidly. In the case of funerals on foot, pedestrians shall walk on the right side of the public thoroughfare, occupying no more than half of the traffic

Until September 13th. the spectacular

HENRY

facing

signals

the

children

walk on the leftor lane of the

thoroughfare,

driver

fare, he shall reduce his speed, and stop if necessary, when

use

pedestrians

the

vehicle

of

edge

shall

pedestrians.

prohibited

has

of the take or

ing in the opposite direction sees a school bus stop at the

tunnels for

which

when

the

motor

the

it.

or

bus

When the public thoroughfare is not divided by an island, and

only

shall

students,

making

walk only along the sidewalks, torcycles, motor scooters, and when there are none,

SPECTACULAR

HELD

enforce-

officer

school

of such omnibus has indicated such use by signals to that effect, and the vehicle driver shall not start his vehicle again until the omnibus has tarted moving or its driver has stopped

pedestrian

shall

such

scooters,

TONITE AT THE

leave

each

pedestrian

law.

a

stopped at the edge public thoroughfare to

such pedestrian walks or structures for bicycles, mo-

re

ee

behind

ment officer is directing traffic at an intersection, the

therefore er

from

«

In the rural zone it shall be required of every driver to stop

eight-hundred at the

pedestrian

a. When

except an ac-

not

other

PRECAUTIONS ON NEARING OR PASSING A SCHOOL BUS

has a_ traffic pedestrian shall

pay, if the requirements of the law for such use have not been complied with. In cases of violation of this regulation, the

tions:

ZONE

the

be

vehicle

IN

URBAN

urban zone is prohibited, when necessary to avoid cident.

shall

motor

use is not accompanied by the use of other safety measures.

b. When crossing at an intersection, he shall.do so at the pedestrian walk. If the

First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Puerto Rico San Juan, Santurce ~ Stop’22 12, Rio Piedras, SarfioMpreré ete

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9

THE SAN JUAN STAB — Saturday, September 10, 1960

Duplicate Bridge Tournament|\Volunteers Sort Relief Clothing ; Net For Hotel Barranquitas The

Bridge

Puerto Rico Club

will

Hold

At 2:30 p.m. session two-|Wil take place and the second is

&

session open pairs tourna-|Sheduled for 8:30 that evening.

ment Sept. 17 at Hotel El] (ere wn i ae which will comer

~ Barranquitas.

both sessions. ov.

:

;

iE <=. &

I

Iz well as" tournament trophies

y

| To Preside

[

| , Gener08 ors, Maret “On The Calendar This Week| in

4|terested

ALUMNAE

ie

a

an

CHAPTER—Miss Gio-

High

ing

class

at

the

Union

‘Church

ia

Serority.

Classes

bers of the Puerto Rico alumnae|of Covadonga, will be held Sun-|Couple. aryland

to

are

under

Mrs.

at

noon

the Jan Fons Country Ca, members

honored.

All interested

chapter

in| pafa.

An

altar

will

be

made

to

image

of

the

New resemble the grotto in Asturias, bs ae Spain,

where

the

Virgin is located.

Resita

Alvira

To Be Held At 7 Condade

Tau

All interested persons are im

will

,i1.4

to

Sept.

ef the Hotel Condado Beach to meet

meeting

couples im the Reserve Officer's Beach will

follow the meal. -

Beach

person will

discussion

—.

guest

preside

dee

A

Club. New president Mrs. Jorge and eee

naan cc ofthn’s ‘mons lcpenbes wall 8. Chistes Puneet = Officer’s

luncheon,

the 1960-61 season fer the Garden .

»| Jimenez

Reserve

a special

Room of 19, in the Governor's

MONDAY—First

Louis|

Dame of | day at 10 a.m.in the Casa de Es-| are welcome, eld

Miss

Punta Las Marias at 8:30 p.m.| Presée

Mass

Upsilon

Sigma

and felk dane. | pices ef the TODAY—Square

participating.

will preside at a} A high mass to honor the paria Jimenez Juncheen meeting today of mem-|tron saint of Asturias, Our Lady | =™==selist and the cost ts $2 per

. the as

||Humane Society Luncheon

te contact cs.

caked

atio

ie

ie.

s,

period

Club at 9 pm, under the aus-/5': Tea will be served following maria Eugenia Lopez de Tejada,

the program.

|social director of the hotel. ee

brea ren a

the gay, young fragrance of Summer

Sagres iat

cones

im so many

delightful

Liquid cologne Dusting powders

Bubbling Bath Treattouas Luxury soap

PARIS

WY _

KAS”

NEW YORK FF ee

|

Shas ets yo GPE ata a

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September 10, 1960

10

FAMILY PORTRAIT—Posing with the “bridal” couple are the Hernéndez Usera sons and daughters and their spouses. From left to right seated are Mrs. and Mr. José Luis Hernandez, the Hernandez Useras, and Mrs. Gloria Hernandez de Sol while standing are Mrs. and Dr. Pedro Suau and the Rafael Benitez Carles, left to right.

Here & There

They Married In Paris 50 Years Ago 50 GOLDEN

YEARS—MTr.

and Mrs. José Hernandez Usera

By Betty Knorr and Nory Segarra

eut their 50th wedding anniversary cake at the gala Teception given for them by their children Thursday in the Shell Room of La Concha Hotel. (STAR photos by Betty Knorr)

It was Paris and the year was 1910—the belle epoque

was

drawing

to

a

close—

quez

became

the

José Hernandez Thursday the couple

wedding Church

their

bride

their

Usera.

and

sons

in

vows

Santa being

honored

and

daughters,

and great-grandchildren champagne buffet in

Room of La Concha. 150 well-wishers were

uhiform

cultured

at a

Teresita

then

by

grand

14 karat gold clasp

Married

In

More than on hand to

Paris

Hernandez

the

from our collection of

daughter of Dr. Antonio Vazquez,

exceptional

spent ‘part of every year in the French capital where her foster parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luis Cin-

cultured

pearls.

tro, maintained

distinguished lustre,

color

for beautiful and

The

and Mrs. Jose as a young girl

a residence.

Hernandez

Usera

nuptials

in the Church of St. Philip de Roule on the fashionable Fau.}bourg St. Honore was one of the

texture.

events

of

1910

for

island

fami-

lies who spent part of every year

priced at $65.00 Mi

;

The

at

the

new-

Brus-

those days it was about a month from Puerto Rico—in order to marry her again. His parents were

and

Mrs.

Jose

Conrado

Her-

Children

On

Hand

The couple’s four children came from as far away as San Salvador for the golden wedding celebration Thursday. Mrs. Gloria Hernandez de Sol, wife of Simon

Sol, brought daughter, Olga tia

Usera,

days.

nandez.

the occasion. Mrs.

those

of his 80 years and said he would gladly take that long voyage—in

Mr.

at a gala the Shell

congratulate and toast the charming and still youthful couple. The ‘““bride,’’ lovely in black lace, wore a corsage of yellow orchids for

pearls

in

honeymooned

his bride of 50 years remembered the past five decades as the best

by first re-

wedding

mass

Europe

sel’s World Fair. Mr. Hernandez Usera in toasting

of

night, 50 years later, observed their golden

anniversary

affirming

special

Necklace

in

lyweds

when the former Maria Vaz-

along

her own grandMercedes Basagoi-

from

San

Salvador

to

San Juan for the occasion. Jose Luis Hernandez, méarried to the former Alicia Oliva of Havana, who resides in New York and Havana, came for the anniversary

as well. The other two Hernandez Usera children reside in San Juan.

They

are Mrs.

Angelita Her-

nandez de Suau, wife of Dr. Pedro Suau,

of

the

Condado,

and

Mrs.

Olga Hernandez de Benitez Carle, wife of Rafael Benitez Carle of (See Golden Wedding page 11)

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Filets

desserts

““del

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> sate

or

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ONLY

Special

Dishes for Children

pois”

@ Bor Paorking

Bien-Me-Sabe

FOR

coffee

or

tee

$2.50 Certe

Open

as

Blanche

honored

11:00 AM to 11:00 axe

pt

Tye

1 Gueykebosibo!

$AYE,

to

PM

esioce.s

avy

fomeolqey

oe

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September 10, 1960

11

‘Ann Landers Says

Housewives Need Vacations, Too DEAR

Eee

now, but I need

were

g

& Fees

i F f.

F

<

Mrs.

go

and

Suau,

Jose

Rafael

Benitez,

La.,

couple will daughter of

reside. Mr. and

Also Miss

it. Should

Office

the

many

guests

Club, Bacé,

Mr. and were hosts

at

Cuebas,

Fuentes,

and

Jesefina

Mari

and

Isa

Ana

es2

The

Ladies

Auxiliary

Employes

Club,

of

the

under

the leadership of acting president Miss Gladys IL. Sojo, held a “verbena” or fair at its clubhouse

last

weekend

to

benefit

There were their civic fund. games, kiosks, bazaars, music, dancing,

and

surprises.

Pagan,

from New turned to spending as guest

Jr., businessman

York City, has rethe mainland after three weeks vacation of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-

liam Pérez at their residence Cristy Urbanization.

house

for

in

to

of the for a

Zone,

a

was

the

recent meeting.

cussed the new detail. At the same

main

Mayaguez He dis-

traffic

their

meeting,

respective

a

ANN small

can’t

get

along

his city

friends.

LANDERS: dinner

party

IN

SAN

a

change?

(no children) and my husband is still such a mama’s boy that

He should : not

he

has

to

stop

off

at

Mama’s

I house every night before coming for

I in-

party a

home. he

She always has something

likes

ner

to

over

eat,

there

so

and

he

has

doesn’t

din-

eat

the dinner I've prepared.

its

monthly

meeting

today

The Federation of Business and Professional

Women

will

the

(Stork Club, El Morocco and other outstanding clubs)

BARBARA VELASCO

communities

Sensational

Songstress

JUAN

Mrs. Elsie Alcaraz de Irizarry is studying at New York University this year towards her MasDegree

in

English.

She

won

a one-year

scholarship from

the

University

of

Puerto

Rico.

Accompanying her are her husband, accountant Rubén _Irizarry, and their three children— two

daughters

15

and

10

years

old, and a baby boy one year

see

old.

Elsie’s

parents,

Mrs.

Manuel

Alcaraz,

che

St.,

have

just returned.

Country

Mr.

of

Club,

with them for a

and

Azaba-

month,

and

complete

repair: Luggage

GEORGETT!

sce

HECTOR NARVARZ Dinner from 7 PM

Pickup ond delivery service

AL BERTAS Comedy

‘

SHOE REPAIR NEW YORKand expert shoe repair service. We

THE

visited

Showtime 11 PM

Dancers

and his combo No cover charge

Closed Sunday Night

ST,

ager

SE «!

|

hold

its island-wide annual convention Oct. 2 to 8 in San Juan.

and his famous orchestra

as the citizens of the year in each urbanization. ‘ MAYAGUEZANOS

Jesé A. Fumero, back from a trip to Spain, is resting at Auxilio Mutuo Hospital in Hato Rey after a recent illness.

A

them.

for

We've been married ten years

hold

at 2:30 p.m. in the Casa de Espafia. Miss Maria Teresa Mensen will preside at the meeting and Gustavo Palés Matos will be the guest of honor. Mr. Palés Matos will discuss the new trafic law and the pro blems of road safety in Puerto Rico.

in

law

Club honored the: residents of public housing projects selected by

You

NORO MORALES

ese

speaker at Lions Club

LANDERS:

York

Lt. Rafael Calero, police commander of the traffic division, Western

ANN

ChubLa

the

New

if he

ill Meet Today

The Miramar Club of the Puerto Rican Federation of Business will Women Professional and

An hour before the

Club.

visit

Miramar Clubwomen

I17—TIRED

ur son’s eighth birthday. ° vited seven little friends.

City.

ter’s

ase

Carlos

gave

¢

beach

three-week

Gaudier.

Office

Club.

Mrs. Carles Colley a picnic last Sunday

Tamers

children

DEAR M. M.: I don’t agree with your critics. Children’s parties can get out of hand easily

in the city, makes

to import

DEAR

ses

Acting

Mesdames

have

of the

Jaime Rivera, employe Bull Lines, left Friday

Mayor Elpidio H. Rivera, Rep. and Mrs. Benjamin Cole, Andrés Ruiz, Mr. and Mrs. Amador Ramirez Silva, Mr. Mariano Gutiérrez from the Afasco Club, Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Soler, Mrs. Miguel Wiewall, Mrs, Laura Honore de

their

Lion

Gaudier, Among

were

without

see

of the founding of the city, at its meeting last week. Main

the

is

president

Auxiliary

Employes

calls. The

rejected

MM.

in-law

Bob Alemafy is up well again after having been in the hospital recently.

held its first Ladies Night and commemorated the Bicentennial speaker was Martin well-known historian.

Olmeda,

and

always stick up for the motherinlaw. Why don’t you say something in defense of the daughter-

at home

see

She is the Mrs. Pedre

Rotary Carles

Milagros

games,

the party. I told I hated to turn away but eight handle. after the party

phone

of the

DEAR

people

convalescing

of the Ladies

Rivera Betances. The Mayaguez presided over by

cooking

MAYAGUEZ

in New

where.

‘us

new

claimed I was heartless and that I had been cruel to their children. What’s your opinion?—

fume..7 My husband says he can’t enjoy a vacation without people nd that I should put up with

Molina,de Brown were still others at the golden wedding celebration.

Miss Ada Iris Rivera became the bride of Donald Orleans,

¢ity

two

mothers

_|me

Zw By Irma Gonzalez DeMora Sunday

entertaining river,

some

I had

I

The

the

don’t

around last

vacation

ourselves.

a wood stove and supplying ‘ food and beer for people who

gow News, Notes & Happenings ==="

Wicks

husband

small cabin, hauling

Gloria

all grandchildren of the Hernandez Useras; Mr. and Mrs. Domingo Targas, Mrs. Carmen Hernandez de Duran, Mr. and Mrs. Luis Geigel, Mrs. Esperanza Geigel de Gonzalez, Antonio Gonzalez, Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Gonzalez Hernan-

a

had

wanted to join him no, also. these children was all I could The morning

~

Maria

Angel

on

by

Pedro, Jose Antonio, Luis Miguel

B

and

he

is this: I like people,

Edith Soi de Aviles from San Sal-

vador;

a 10-day like to; go

to a fishing resort. My

;é

guests

F

al

the

F FEEat fe gEEE ud E ; t

Among

g

&

their

50th wedding cake and started the dancing with the Anniversary Waliz.

something

year. My husband gets summer vacation. We

F

4

FE |

cut

+F

Usera

His mother is a much better at the door and asked if she cook than I am, but I could come to the party. I told think he’s being fair to me. I her I was sorry but the party was all planned. teen minutes later anothér child came to the door and said

black and white for next

% IS

Hernandez

5-year-old neighbor girl appeared

LANDERS:

It’s too late to do anything about our summer vacation

9

Hi FRi BeE z

Mrs.

ANN

2& BF te E Ey

for

asf

Room

a magnificent

Ei. i

tables in the Shell

=

dual

the occasion where

Ht ri

_ (Continued from page 10) Miramar. Bouquets.of yellow blessoms were used te decorate the indivi-

ee

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September 10, 1960

1Z

Next Secretary Of State

For Thought

Substitute

No

Motion

Flying For The Presidency By New

JAMES

York

Times

News

Service

had to keep talking ever since. As a result, a whole catalogue of problems remain to be solved. For example, some of his people here thought it was a fundamental error to keep hammering away at President Eisenhower and the loss of American prestige in the world,

pews

(nobody

fer)

“runs”

before How

Presidency

the

for

for it any

he was

he

it

As

it.

started

he

flying

started

has

he

before

campaign

his

plan

out

there

#ilifornia

will

have

to

be

left

sounds

like

a stuck

to

not

aboyt

zons of the New

the

hori-

Frontier

but

es

about the issues of the old backyard, not about the contirfents but about the local communities, not about the future but

RESTON

about

the

past,

not) about

contents.

what

He was trapped in the Senate most of last month, and the rest of the time) he was so putting

together

an

organjzation

that

he didn’t have time to organize the organizers. They are buzzing around hete like bees in a bottle, writing has been cutting to

all

because

ranged

speeches which Kennedy pieces or throwing away,

a killing

before

any

travel

schedule

common

was

philosophy

ar-

was

agreed upon or any serious effort was to fit the speeches to the schedule. Nixon’s Good Luck

Before the Democratic convention Sen. Kennedy suggested that Adlai E. Stevenson would.

made

day,

ride

through

city

after

city

on

the

NC.,

with

seattering

rubberstamps,

poses

and

Chicago

a

collection

striking

parroting

a

a few

acceptance

of:

speech.

of

themes

popular

out

of his

You should read the texts of these Nixon utterances. They are as thin and similar as a pack of cigarette papers, but he got away

1956,

for

time

between

with

them

knee

before

how

bad

because

he

anybody

they

was

had

time

ger,

and

by

that

in

to report

just

believing

grounded

the

spite

planes

the

of

travel

faster,

leaving

clichés, and the nation

issues

all

get

this,

that

the

motion

more

is

a

TEXAS

south

ROUND-UP

It will

soon

be

winter

round-

up time in Texas and cowboys, will

of

the

border

and

behalf.

There California,

be

riding

the

ranges

fhe island

There

sear-|¢ounting”

of Puerto

Rico.

ebing for wandering cattle and |imformation

needed

the

first is the

counting the number of heads, | Mailing address of each Texas impresent and missing. In Puerto | Migrant in Puerto Rico. Purpose? Rico a round-up is also in pro-|Why, an old fashion Texas gress-not

stray

for

Texans

stray

cattle-but

who

for

wandered

TODAY’S

BEST

|$tyle bar-b-que

|gether. What FROM

and

dance

“Stevenson

idea

was

is

There

by

get-to

else?

EUROPE

to

Rico

his

for

six

years

about

Texas

days,”

adopted

now. and

Howard

intended, is to make secretaryship

a

friends,

in

and

homeland

the near

“good

his

ole,

Texas

Yauco,

de-

cided it would be a fine idea to have a party and meet their Texas neighbors. A big Texas-size steer

has even main

volunteered

course

for

the

to be the bar-bque

with-

lately

has

however,

Bowles,

to

effect,

The

Bowles.

not

the

.

many

is increasing

thickens—there

really

plot

the

here

among

or

to deny

whether

course,

of

it harder than ever for Kennedy

rank-and-filers

Democratic

to

either

Stev-

neither

Stev-

enson or Bowles as Secretary of -State. Stevenson is regarded by critics as too indecisive, too “soft” toward the Russians. Bowles is seen by critics as untried and as too -total a partisan of the left-wing of the Democratic party.

Reminiscing

and

bloc.

Bowles

no

administration.

Kennedy

for

originated

moment

a

for

not

have

critical

in

notably

states,

in some

Democrats”

drawn for re-election to. Congress, with the frank statement that he thus intends to free himself for high national service in a

fellow Texas immigrant, Howard Critchfield, who has called Puer-

will also be a “headon the island, and

question

the

But—and

The

that

is no

forgotten their hero. They are most unlikely to work themselves to death for Kennedy if they are given to understand that Stevenson isn’t going anywhere much in a Kennedy administration. There Is No Bowles Bloc )

resistance

just|

kept on going until they reached

Senator’s

the

on

committee

platform

Democratic

the

ran

who

LETTERS Bir:

is incomparably more powerful than is Bowles, has a certain personal debt. For it was Bowles

But Stevenson whom Kennedy

to

thought.

were.

administration.

Kennedy

in any

personage

a top

Stevenson nothing in a personal sense. For Stevenson did nothing to assist in Kennedy’s nomination but rather was a barrier to it.

in

substitute

is exsimply

Thus, Kennedy’s unhappy situation. There are two rivals for StevSecretary of State—Bowles working on his own steam and owes enson being pushed on the steam of his backers. Kennedy

and

persist

be

must

less

complex,

upon

implied,

or

their devotion followers—and But Stevenson’s Kennedy. traordinary—are showing a constant determination that he

gets big-

candidates

Stevenson Backers Firm made no demands, direct

has

Stevenson

the right color shirt and tie. “Then all you have to do is make a great imperishable speech.” * The problem is even sillier now than in

intellectual

series,

figure.

back

runs out of your arm, and then bounce gaily, confidently, masterfully, into great howling halls, shaved and all made up for television

Bowles of Connecticut—who was a Kennedy foreign policy adviser at and before the conmade it very plain he expects to be just such a

vention—has

of an open car, smiling until your mouth is dehydrated by wind, waving until the blood

Vice President Nixon started out the same way. He went all the way to Hawaii and then to Portland, Me. and then to Greensboro,

in a figure Rep. Chester

policy foreign important an be Kennedy presidency. Since then,

questions

these

is that

point

the

But

side.

Kennedy’s

on

problems—notably

the

are

were not resolved before Kennedy hit the sky-blue trail. Adlai Warned Him Accordingly, he is discovering the first mad problems of the big arena, so well described by Adlai Stevenson after the campaign of 1956. “We have contrived few more ex-acting ordeals than a Presidential campaign,” Mr. Stevenson wrote. “You must emerge, bright and bubbling with wisdom and well-being every morning at 8 o'clock, just in time for a charming and profound breakfast talk, shake hands with hundreds of people, make several inspiring ‘newsworthy” speeches during the

he proposes to do but about what President Eisenhower has not done. : The explanation of this is fairly simple. busy

his cabinet before the people have chosen him. These, however, are not ordinary times. Nor

policy, or local dis-

defense rather than on foreign domestic issues that exploited

on on

to choose

to begin

to seem

aspirant

presidential

fora

it is highly premature

Ordinarily

:

attention if it was related and sublimated to larger plans and perspectives of the future. Still other advisers favored concentrating

whistle.

All week he has heen talking, primarily,

man’s

young

a

to

criticism of an old hero’s score. strategy board Others in the Kennedy felt criticism of the past would command

# others to report, but back here he

sympathetic

very

was

try

on

sub-surface

in the presidential campaign. issues i Democratic candidate Kennedy is under such peculiarly difelection ficult pressures that he may find it necessary before the to give some public indication as to who he has in mind for the job. Republican candidate Nixon might in this case have to fol : sone low suit.

record but because they didn’t think the coun-

his whistle-stopping ‘train in Ca-

See-

next

the

important

most

of the

one

is becoming

is to be

of who

question

WASHINGTON—The. retary of State

Eisenhower's

about

disagree

they

because

not

long-

ready.

sounds

By WILLIAM S. WHITE

right out of the Senate into the aif, and has

WASHINGTON—The worst break Senator Kennedy has had this month is that he didn't come down with a bad case of housemaid’s knee, like Vice President Nixon. If he had, he might have had time to

Kennedy

Perplexes

bounced

He

luck.

such

no

had

Kennedy

RESTON

in

order to archive Texas-style perfection. Now that may sound like a lot of Toro to you, but then you know how Texans brag! If you are interested in meeting other Texas emigrants, then drop Howard a postcard or letter as soon as possible at Rosamelia Street, Yauco, Puerto Rico. When all heads are accounted for, plans for the round-up will be completed and each transplanted Texan will be tified by mail the date, time ‘and further plans.

correspondent’s

This

betting,

therefore,

is

that

enson nor Bowles will be Kennedy’s choice in the end—and that this much, at least, will be let out by Kennedy himself before election

day.

In the meantime, Nixon knows just how Kennedy is sweating and is naturally doing nothing to ease the situation. Nixon’s line is

that

cabinet

election. And, they

have

“no

posts

should

privately,

never,

never

be

the Nixon

people

cheerily

Stevenson

problem

and

no

discussed

Bowles

before

point

out

an

that

problem.”

No conceivable Nixon choice for Secretary of State would be considered by anybody to be too “soft.” And speaking of conceivable

Nixon

choices,

one

could

speculate

reasonably

on

Thomas

E. Dewey or Douglas Dillon, the present Under Secretary of State. AN

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Detroit turns out 1961 “luxury Washington’s September ode: cars. The chassis is ° Congress is gone, but not forgot, | compact” compact. The gas tank is the, Nor, indeed, is the Hottentot. es ¢ 8 luxury. ses. 8 } South .Carolina’s Sen. ThurNixen will open his campaign |. mond says he won’t support Kennedy. When Jack hears that by jet plane from Baltimore to” cheery

Dixie

phrase,

“Hurry

Indianapolis

to

Dallas

to

San_

back, hear,” he’s not sure whet- Francisco in one day. The guy is © pared to tell a tall Texas tale. her they mean back down south— mad for the Cloud Nine vote. | ses ‘ For native Texans, that will notor pack up north. s* 8 be hard to do. Kennedy warns Khrushchev not’ All you,have to do is look at | to meddle in our election. He So, how about it? If you are Republicans agree with an “old chow-hand” interested the pictures from Walter Reed | hopes won’t meddle in it in meeting other Texans, then Hospital to see that Nixon has' him—and One

request

is made.

Be

pre-

sit right down and drop Howard @ leg up on this cumple FRANCE Bernard Bernard

9/0

“So what if the customer JS ydur wife, Duval?—you're hired to sell furs!” i

Critchfield a letter. By all means, plan to attend this Texas roundup. 4 *» Jane: Deemer ' | Yaueo, P. BR.

either.

Khrushchev comes to New York Sept. 20. Mr. K. regardi talism as ier it

Snot

a

fe yield

i 23:

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2%

i

Jack Kennedy foresees 10,000,» '

00 new “tk

te Si ae ny

of int iis

'|45 is senile.

AROS AEE

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September 10, 1960

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No Moratorium Leaders

of the minority

parties

have criticized

House Speaker Ernesto Ramos Antonini for his failure to include minority members of the Legislature on a

flood-survey committee investigating the tragedy in Humacao and in other island towns. . Gov. Mufioz Marin has warned that he will protest directly to National Red Cross president Gen. Alfred Gruenther if he finds that a Fajardo Red Cross director, a Republican woman candidate for mayor, had used her position for political activity during the flood disaster.

Charges and counter-charges are filling the air at a time when everyone should be concerned; solely

with

aiding

charges

the

victims.

the Speaker's

The

Independence.

party

failure to invite minority

re-

presentation on the committee, if true, is an attempt to “whitewash” the administration’s alleged, But undocumented, inadequacy in handling, or respongibility

for, the disaster. There is, evidently, no moratorium on politics during this time of tragedy. Neither side appears ‘willing to set aside political opportunity until all the bodies

have been buried. It

is

not

a

commendable

performance,

‘certainly

not in comparison with the unselfish dedication of relief agencies and civic organizations who have pitched

in with no desire for praise or recognition for their work of aiding the victims. It is more than slightly sickening to realize that the cold and calculating politicians on all sides know that this disaster will mean votes for some and the loss of votes for others. This is an opportunity they just couldn’t overlook.

Operation Pan America The delegates from 20 countries in the Americas are making laudable progress in the creation of ““Opera-

tion Pan

America.”

the long-delayed program

to lift

the peoples of the Americas to a level of decency in their daily lives. Under Secretary of State Douglas Dillon told the third meeting of the Committee of 21 at Bogota,

Colombia last Tuesday

that the committee

ever

many

conscious

of

the

millions

of

Anti-Catholic Bias Threatens To Poison Our National Life “By RALPH MCGILL (Eéiter. Atlanta Ceustitaticn)

the Declaration of Independence. He was born and died a Roman Catholic. I would tell them the storyof the fa-

‘must be our

people

mous

who desperately need the help that we can give them. We

must

not disappoint

And

them.”

the participation that the United

the were

= the

The, United States is virtually committing itself to underwrite the social development, and the basic economic and industrial development, of the underwhich

practically

F my

experience

gained

in the

administration

of the

Mar-

shall Plan. -We have waited long years to cooperation and economic assistance

sense

and

neglected

demand and

humanitarianism, self-interest

and,

economically

implement the which common

we

must

and

ideologically,

admit,

of us for our God-given wealth of resources

great

prosperity.

If “Operation Pan America” is given our sincere support as a people determined to consolidate the tre-

mendous potential of this hemisphere for the benefit of mankind,

we

will be writing one of history’s most

glowing pages. We

can, and we must, make of this hemisphere a

part of the earth on which people can live their lives

im peace, secure from fear and want, and with hope that the generations to. follow will not live out their

a

a

a

dabei.

tas sents

ries

pe

atice

ae

1 tate

Jack

Ken-

I

would

begin,

of you are troubled about

being

a Roman

Catholic.”

I. would follow, I think, by * saying there was reported to be anti-Catholic activity in Gas-

rehabilit-

ated the countries of Europe after the second World War. It should be more successful because of the

people.

“Some

developed nations of this hemisphere. This can be at least as effective as the eminently . Plan

young

would consider goingto

millions in the Americas.

Marshall

Catholic

Confederate

States is

proposing to take in this “Operation Pan America’ appears to insure that we will not disappoint those

successful

Roman

jurist,

Edward

Douglass

White of Lousiana. He was born at LaFourche. At 16 years of age he was a private in the

tonia,

N.C.

And

then,

without

F: indicating how ironic this fact is, tell them’ about the man for whom the town was named. Gastonia, N.C, is named for Dr. William Gaston. His father settled in New Bern in 1765, coming there from England. There, in 1775, he married Margaret Sharpe, an English woman of Roman Catholic parents. In 1781 Dr. Gaston, an ardent Whig, was mur-

dered by political rowdies in the presence of his wife and two small ‘children, Young William, embracing his mother’s faith at an early age; became one orth Carolina’s outstanding citizens. He in thé legislature, in the Congress, and on|the state Supreme Court. He .freed the state constitution of religious restrictions. He opposed slavery, He was 42 years a trustee of the state university. His

reputation as a patriot and an able man national. No tarheel state and nation. Carroll

I.. would.

} le was,

speak,

has Early

too

better

served

Patriot

of

Charles

was his

Carroll.

Revolutionary leader, a signer of

Army.

He

became

a

justice

of

U.S. Supreme Court, and, finally, its Chief

Justice.

President

Cleveland,

a

Democrat,

pointed him to the court. President Republican, made him Chief Justice. a broad

conception

of

the

“duty

ap-

Taft, a He had

to

uphold

and sustain the authority of the union...to uphold and perpetuate the great guarantees of individual freedom guaranteed by the Constitution.” Some

sincere

persons

are

troubled

by

some policies of the Roman Catholic church. They are bitter because in Spain and many of the Latin countries, Protestant churches and missionaries are obstructed and sometimes persecuted. They object, too, to the effort of some of the Roman clergy and lay leaders in this country, who seek to break down the first amendment’s separation of church and state in order to obtain Federal aid for parochial

schools.

These

are

affronts

to

the

fundamental decisions in the establishment of our Constitution and the concept of religious freedom. They are wrong and short sighted, as the hierarchy itself is learning.

' But

\Might Produce Reforms what

does

this

have

to

do

with

Jack

Kennedy? It is not relevant to him. He repeatedly has pledged to reject pressures “from whatever source which would interfere directly or indirectly with his conduct of the

Presidency,”

GR

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ty a4 <4

es

SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September 10, 1960

THE

THE

The Hunter...

...swiftly

gaining

altitude,

vanished

Airborne Early

ae

=.

EN

eee een

15

— Saturday, September 10, 1960

... And The Hunted

int} aval

Station

last

week

and

i right. Its mission: hurricane

reconnaissance. The Navy

STAR

ear

a crew of 30 roared down

Roajth

the Roosevelt

at

runway

the

SAN JUAN

poet

Warnir

givadron Four (VW-4) or better Hpto early action,

known as the Hurricane Hunters, VW-4, now stationed in Puerto

Squadrons based throughout the wq|iS-one of nine Early Warning the continental United States and fot® provide early warning for approach of destructive tropical stoy? Navy fleet units against the Hurricane reconnaissance techn{\Particular hurricanes. ing recent years. Earlier Squadrong| have improved greatly durand

Contributed to the research

of the famo}

final development

started in 1942. This method has ba|W-level penetration technique sed by the Navy for eighteen years. . . Using this method, hurricane wi ed at an altitude of 300 to 500 feegT reconnaissance is performhurricanes is also made at this l@i penetration ito the eye of many

by

type of flying in thg/Thought

most dangerous

to be

the

learn that in over fifteen years o@f!d, historians are amazed to Atlantic, Caribbean, and, Gulf of Mgricane reconnaissance in the plane has been lost. This occurred) Using this method, only one

VW-4 was lost with all hands in thg%5 when a Neptune P2V of

the eye of hurricane ‘Janet.’ Investigative

flights

into

jibbean Sea while penetrating

suspi¢

usually

are

Jow level approximately 500 to 1,@4reas

made

at

aerologists aboard the aircraft can let above the water so that of the water and determine the sug the winds from the surface

This enables him

to determine if there is a circulat{ Pressures.

4

:

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The giant 70-ton $7.5 million Lockheed

Super

the development At strategic

:

to

relay

and

the

plane:

via

temperature and humidity.

dropsondes

the region,

ejected from the plane, which fall bg

Constellation meteorological flying laboratory.

is indicative

which .

of a tropical stor resent points much high@

achute

Mors¢

at

ft. ; per

1,000

of

are

minute

the atmospheric pressure, .

A mission normally takes 12 hog

i

the reconnaissance of the hurrican@)°T Special missions, such as a, there are six pilots, two

flight engineers, two navigators, tw two CIC officers, six radar control

By

Photos

And

U.S.

Gunter

metalsmith and one electrician. With the advent of powerful

have

techniques

.

Navy

been

developed

pmen,

a

by

one

meteorological

days to acquire, can now be

flig

phas@&ctronics has =

hurricane hunting and every munications Flights

, Meteorological

equipment. from

the

Roosevelt

K

meteorologist

Lt.

( jg)

Gene

Przekurat,

center,

explains

taking off on @ reconnaissance mission.

weather

Lt. Charles

conditions

Lentz,

prc

cialist

Rada

to radar

right,

two véler scopes,

-before

square fatiies. }

Th

hevbed!

ay

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FE

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pees

ond

and

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28,

1959.

|

com-

aval Station on the southeast into the Atlantic each

eastern end of the island, leave re Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday seldom travelled region, which which appear each yéar.

i int the nasty eye of Hurricane A close look k into

meteorology. is more Loc{ropical Constellation Super

the $2 ofmillion electronic $5,500,000in worth than Installed

officer Lt. (jg) Al White, left, and the plane’s commander

has

pnditions in an area greater $ : than 200,000 square miles can be radar. One Navy weather flight cqm With one sweep of airborne encompassing 1,500,000 square milfgvide information of an area

’

Fiicsht

technicians,

rricane reconnaissance

Weather information which onc¢

provided.

radar

ag-Tange airborne radars, new

undergone radical changes.

Hett

twe

ix flight meteorologists, one .

,

ther

information

over

half

from

that

of the hurricanes

Tony Land at one of the jews an area of more than

ne’s 200,000 ey,¢ 5

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Moliere’s Classic Comedy By

ROBERT

LEWIS

Thursday’s first-night audience at the Tapia Theater was treat-

ed

to

a

comedy

French

ner ing

classic

in

the

seventeenth-century

at Teatro Universal’s openperformanee in Spanish of

Moliére’s

lAvare.

The finest

play, one of Moliére’s examples of comic cha-

racter

portrayal,

brought

to

Juan a type of drama seldom seen outside of which other

the

Harpagon

San

all too France,

has conserved longer than countries its fondness for

great productions of its clas-

sical

age.

Our

theater-goers,

largely

had

formed

in

lived

chance

to see

per-

the works of the greatest

comic of

the

genius

and

of

them

wrote

three

in

centuries

all,

who

the

France

ago,

where

pure

caricature.

conventional

characters

the modern insistence on realism-cum-expressionism, have not often

is

The rest of the play is stylization: the rigidity of dramatic structure; the limitation” of the action to a single room and a few hours of time; the artificially fast development of the plot; ;] spending money for the ballet-like popping in and without out of characters according to food; the scene in which Frothe author’s requirements; the sine butters up the old skin-

realism was not desired and expressionism was unheard of. True to the time that gave it

thrift

secondary

as seen

in the spend-

the

maerriageable

son,

flint

“lena”

and

the

ranging

in

an

before

marriage;

the

where

the

Pagon’s

famous

line

of

sarily

to have it.

to

acquire

something

that

will be detrimental to you in the

scene

Dec.

“ste-| ong run. temper

now

when

family

proposed

or

dition destined to be swept away

20)

4:00

SEATS

—

8:15

rhythm

P.M.

AVAILABLE

of speech

and

movement,

and comic effect as the limping valet, but the others must not be passed by: Luis Vigoreaux for his clear, resonant voice as

(The preat GLENN MILLER MUSIC! '

Sidney Poitier

Valére;

Walter

Mercado

Dorothy

exaggeratedly

Dandridge

te; Luis Alberto

Sammy Davis Jr.

bumbling Jacques;

dandified Martinez

coachman-chef Marcos

Colon

as

Cléanthe

Maitre as

the

majestic Anselme. The women in the cast distinguished

COBIAN'S THEATRES

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by

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mature,

sophisticated

stage presence of Maruja Mas as Frosine. Ineidentally, their costuming achieved an effectively balanced color scheme. Granting that at times the

A UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL PICTURE

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more

©

comic

value

might

have

of

been

certain

by

a

loquacious

Important

you

AQUARIUS

per-

improve

(Jan.

will win out. PISCES (Feb.

your

21

to

Feb.

20 to March

20)

Do only those chores that are absolutely necessary today, so that you can go out and shop.

amd

Sun.,

September

10,

James.

11

SANTURCE

AMBASSADOR:

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their

grace; it was a pleasure to behold the young, fresh good looks of Cuchi Rincon as Elise and Velda Gonzalez as Mariane; and

me-

CINEMA Sat.

the

as

efficient

19) Don’t be so sensitive that you believe others are against you and want to retire into your shell. Be poised, serene and you

METROPOLITAN | "2575 —

more

appearance, though it may mean the outlay of money, but you can do so economically.

Enzo Bellomo as Harpagon you from doing something worthby 19th-century romanticism, turned in his best performance while which you had planned for PAvare has the old-time savor of the festival to date. His old today, if you permit. birth and Moliére’s concept of of a minuet. But in the realm miser, with the ridiculous posMOON CHILDREN (June 22 the comedy of character, l’Avare of humor Moliére remains date ture, crotchety walk, witchlike to July 21) Steer clear of those brought to the audience the far- less and universal. hair and nasal voice, was a con- seemingly important individuals cieally exaggerated personality The audience was regaled sistently funny interpretation of now. Remain true to loyal of the miser Harpagon in a Thursday night by an evervaried the man stupidly blind to all friends. flow of comic invention, as Har- but his besetting passion. He LEQ (July 22 to Aug. 21) pagon, plotted against by every- was greatly aided by a. well- Take mo chances where your one, struggled heroically to stem rounded cast. good name is concerned or you the tide of expenditure in his can lose much of the good will Paquito O’Neill deserves speDaily shows 4 and 8:15 P.M. household and to win the hand cial mention for his verve, you now enjoy. Set.— Sun. and Holidays 1:15

Use

son who is very trying on your nerves. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan.

those about you are being quite forceful and annoying. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) That private worry could keep

queru

21)

thods to get your work done this Saturday, though they may be

TAURUS ,April 20 to May 20) Besure you do not lose you

lous astonishment, “The beautiful eyes of my money-box?”

-tra-

wish

VIRGO (Aug, 22 to Sept. 22) Better stick to regular duties instead of affecting changes that would not turn out well. Await a better day for this. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) An expert who is not scrupulous will endeavor a fleece you today, but a good friend shows him, or her -up. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Steer clear of that higher-up who is being very difficult with an ally, who though hardly perfect is very devoted to you. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to

ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Avoid spending money unneces-

trying

ward” Valére is speaking of his beloved and Harpagon of his stolen treasure, ending in Har-

Spanish

ancient

the

of double-talk,

Celestina), the rascally valet, etc. Ancient Traditien Conceived

flattery

as you

"gee he NeHHA

Righter

By Carroll

HE

PRC

BRR

thing

to collect for her services in ar-

daughter, the disguised lover, the matrimonial agent (the “entremetteuse,” drawn from the Roman

with

EE

What The Stars Foretell

of his Mariane in marriage. Until A number of scenes constiuted GENERAL TENDENCIES: l y in al Saturda a tf have you gh ni highlights of comedy: the one which you would be wise to take in which the valet La Fléche reces, no chan to display ne temports to his young master Cléanfaux pas with te the conditions laid down by per, to make mo anyone with whom you have any the usurious money-lender; the d dealings. Be sure to one showing Harpagon giving week-en walk carefully. Then instructions to his servants for @rive, organize his fiancée’s dinner, to be through tonight you can ngs reundi to get everyachieved by the bewildered chef your sur

frankly ridiculous situation of matrimonial blundering, all rigorously subjected to the discipline of classical formalism.

man-

EE

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Theater Review: ‘The Miser’

HARE

— Saturday,

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Young

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a more rapid and surer delivery, it must nonetheless be said that PAvare

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Starts Schooling To Humanize Prison Refurns'To(AP) Work — Marilyn

LONDON (AP) — Inmates of HOLLYWOOP British prisons will be permitted | Monroe, rested to adopt an old English custom ja hospital, has locatit movie tea party. tion afternoon —the

Friends and relatives can be|

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girl once ruled} (Spanish); Choral and InstructThe blonde actress checked out | Combs a 5-year-old

the hospatal where she had}... bright for her foster parents |€d Eucharist and Sermon 11 a.m. husband, writer

to set the tone of light}

Communion Hely (English); Nursery is Miller | 5:30 pm. (Spanish).

entered

Marie

Read, under the| Provided at the 11

Arthur {|School, Matawan

at

conversation.

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ee

convicts. What is more, the in-|been resting for what her doc-|te adopt Alice mates being hosts, will be per-|tor termed acute exhaustion.

mitted

ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Stop 20, Ponce de

am. service.

protection ef a court order forbid-| Air-conditioning is provided for

The Church to polite living | Miller staye@ im # mearby hotel) G10 apy publicity which might all Sunday services. The concession |Sunday School will resume its

was made sioner,

her

prison commis |While Marilyn was im the hos-|set

by the

who

the

said

humanize prison life.

pupils.

is to | pital.

aim

She flew here from Reno.

other

the

from

apart

; ‘The girl, who scored 138 on I. Q|

Fall

this

schedule

Sunday.

the

Spanish services during

Holy Comtests, was thrown imto a court bat-| week are as follows: Monday and Wednesday tle last wimter when the county|munion, child welfare board decided that}at 7 am, Friday at 7:30 am. her foster parents, Mr. and Mrs.| English services, Tuesday at 7

i

at the 11 a.m. miss. at 9-30 am., and}in English Richard W. Combs, could not adopt | am., Thursday her. The

CHANNEL

; said that Combs,

agency

TODAY

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in the}

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metal worker,

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service and Sunday} PONCE SOUTHERN BAPTIST so strong that the state child}Worship Comercio St., at 9 and 11 am. The Rev.}wissioN, 101 welfare beard changed its mind|School and permitted the adoption to go|Donald E. Johnson will develop) Ponce Sunday School at 9:45 the sermon topie, “Frustration | 4m. Worship service at 11 a.m trough. Traiming Union meets at |The . Middlesex County Judge Kiem. | Transformed. signed the adoption} ally and Promotion Day will!¢.30 pm. Young mer Kalteissen meeting paper last March 31 and erdered|be held at a special service at/jqwship

Mr.

10:45 am. This will include chil-

“for the highest welfare of the}dren amd youth from Church school sessions. child.” A part of the Combs family}, The Sesior High Youth since she was 1@ months old, the | owship will meet at 1230 giri was made a ward of the|{0F ® combination meeting pienie discussion. court until her 2ist birthday.

on

Wednesday

service

Prayer

at 7 p.m.

beth} tig UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP wilt hold its first meeting Fellas the year at the San Juan Pm |cchool, 10 Emajagua St, Punta and/7., Marias at 10:30 am. Nursery and Sunday School at, the

will

court | William A. Semple, Madison tewn-|$#me hour. H. B. Addieman,

Kalteissen’s

Following

service.

until} evening

10:15

Church from

te protect|the

Combs

and Mrs.

Alice Marie from further publicity

Peoples Fel follows the

order that no one imterview

Unitarian?

or|ship school superintendent, said| Peak on “What is a

SOU ENGLISH LUTHER: |she weuld in a wayDr.lother photograghi Alice student.be treated lke any) Corie publicity, cause Marie AN CHURCH, located on the corner “of

Avenida

Universidad

and Calle Pelegrina, Rio Piedras,

Roo.

Figs of

the

~

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invites you to ice, to be held

x

its on

worship Sunday,

‘servSept-

ember ‘11, at 10:45 am. The Sunday school meets at the same

y

MT i time. The Rev. Arnold A. Wuertz, will preach

on the subject:

“Why

Does Everything Depend On Faith?” A SS Picnic

akes pleasure in offering you one outstanding singing groups of our

times in magnificent interpretations of the latest melodies. —

The

will

oldest restaurant in Puerto Rico

SPANISH We

established in 1848 AND PUERTO RICAN

Programs Usted WKAQ—(t

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tae 4

Sur

5:00—(6)

Sen Joun

AT THE TRIANA Sengs ond Donces

“Suddenly”

(Film)

Holmes

SHOW:

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ordered

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parra-Guaynabo

All ads must be submitted before 12 noon on day before

CARS 1951

Advertisers are requested to

FORD

leaving 3ei9 AIR

Juan

or

+3-8254 = 3-8400

white

&

3-7629. 916 1956

Buick

27,453

original

miles.

Full

EFFICIENT. fast Secretartal Service, legaa iments, contracts, reports, tree Peck up and delivery Call Gini Lobaugh doy or misht — 2 3350.

166

STATION

WAGON

—-

199

Contact

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER: Experfenced continental Complete Secretarial service for residents & transients.

Hourly 2BWv

rates.

Muriel

Eddy,

2-8735. 1 ot

‘“

DOMESTIC

HELP

WANTED

Call

MAID.

Preferably bilingual. Good Mrs Vergne, t, Condado

Apartment

196@

salary.

5,

58

Luisa

CHEVROLET

terior,

new,

30903

A

at

i

grand

IMPALA

»

black

Convertibie

top,

looking

car

a reasonable price. Call phone

Mr.

De

Jesus.

913 1957

POSITIONS MALE

SECRETARY,

tenced

engineermmg

continental, firms.

exper-

Can

posituwom. mel

Phone

handle

ACCOUNTANT

PM.

Write

EMPLOYMENT

Box

1101,

WANTED

Hate

—

Reg. oy

Production,

shipping, investery, supervision, and assistant plamt manager metal werking experence, previous Electrical and Construcuen

Coast

college.

experience.

Speak

BBA

Spanish.

Box

Juan,

For

4

door

Holiday.

right. 2955

Call

Mr.

Braschi,

phone

Classified

Ads

“"3-9254-°--

East

1287

for

WANTED

- active

construction

i

Al)

TV,

PM

P.

D.

Therrien,

90341,

Air

AR

COND.-

ANY

MAKE

RECONDIT'ONED STATESIDE

&

RADIO

excellent condition. Well leca‘ turce. Call 2.4511 Mr. Centeno.

LABS

Sam iF

2985

9

SCREENS

RENTAL

best

AWNINGS.

quality

doors,

atumioum.

windows,

Payment

af

MOTORS

A. ©. Smith pectrie Moters in sizes from 1/3 HP. to 800 HP. Highest qual ity at attractive Ricardo Davila Sucesores, 3-9280, 2903 1m

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR

SALE

ISM EXECUTIVE ELECTRIC writer for sale, $250. Tel. 3-6262. 2991

National

WA-29

MODEL

MECHANICS

2-4718

STATESIDE

LAUNDR

EQUIPMENT

ELECTRIC

CONTINENTAL

DIRT. see NO DIRT. touch NO DIRT. Det Valle & Lanausse, Poincare betwees San Jorge and Parque, Santure ce, Telephone 2-5353.

type

sa?

MOVING & STORAGE

BUREAUS

DSTECTIVE

BUREAU: to

MOVING?

a

EXTERMINATING

3-0188 108

SERVICES

174

HEALTH

All natura? we

Dr.

don’t

ee,

WITH

CARB

EVES

YWHEKE

~ United Van Lines, Inc.. through ius local agent, Continental Moving and Storage. offers you the exclusive sanitized vans for local and overseas moves. Our neatly uniformed and highly-trained personnei are specialists in handling your

Please

call

ud

at

ti

&

Sierra’s

Belavai

Tel

We de

# it be prites. Juricos

FOODS

FOOD STORE have

TOREES.

no matter Moderate Fernandez

Santurce.

ur

HEALTH

Try

a

MOVING

LA EXTEBMINADOEZA (Commenwealth Pest Control Services) Free estimate. Control of insects, rats and fumigation services for business and farms. Preventive treat

—

SERVICE

—

WITH

“THE PLEASURE is yours~ "he moving jeb is ours. Whethor you mov. im lecalily er Stateside. we are equipped te pack and transport your mos? precious betengings. as scheduled, wits the dependabis care you look fer and seldom find. Telephone 6-3157, 6-3328 Capitol Transportation, Inc., for a free estimate. Agents for Atlas Vap Lines, 53 uF

UPHOLSTERY

UPHOLSTERY

SAVE

all types of moving, large or small. Muebleria Torres,

Latis

YOUR CHOICE of fabrics. Quality custom work, madera & antique styling.

PANET 2958

ue

SERVICES

America. Night Uniformed Guards, Payroll Escort, Confidential Isvestigation. 1072 Fernandez = Ave. Tel Santurce 2-5282, Caguas

REPAIRS BY

&

COLSON CASTERS. hand trucks. piatform trucks, lift trucks, conveyors and other material handling equipment. Ricarde Davila Sucesores, 3-9280. 2904 12

910

or

PLANT

Established clientele. Recently installed

64230.

DETECTIVE

nites

CLEANING

for sale. business.

radie or Hi-Fi Stateside-trained service.

"Peeains @

DRY

Ur

oF

FILTERS

it.

we'll

get

ACEROLA

St., Santurce.

it

JAM.

3-1396.

as

2783

ANSWERING

HOSPITAL

SERVICE

SUPPLIES

THE HOSPITAL SUPPLY COMPANY SAN JUAN —- PONCE: Bi-Ungual, 2 | Offers Gispensary supplies and kits Oxyeen & aid First equipment. | and hour telephone answering service Labdesk space for business and professio- | ‘rotective clething and equipment. Thermoequipment. and supplies ratory nals. Also service for people without] phones, Call 23013 San Juan, 25060} meters, masks, rubber goods. Every Ponce. : thing for physicians, bespitai and pa 1937 UF | tients. 317 Fortaleza St. San Juan ae See, n

APPLIANCE

SERVICE

MOVING & STORAGE

MARQUEZ

REPAIR SHOP i all h dishwashers,| MOVING: WHO moves you ws as important as where you move. Moving, Same/| stoves. gas and ranges. electrie service Guarantee on parts. Call} packing) shipping and storage of fur8-1804 or 81012. niture. C.W. SIEGMUND, Villa Prades OF | Devetapment, Bis Pindegs. Tel. Ooms. ee

secking

Part tre position. Bs degree, Accouat mez Nasor, at Siateside University. Fiuegtly bilingual. Call 6-7134 preferable 6

98

93-0510.

EXPERIENCED

aiter 2976

OLDSMOBILE

Original factery colors twe tone. Fully equipped. Low mileage. You will like this car on sight and the price is just

WANTED—MEN

own correspondeace, uses electric typewriter, seeks secretarial-admimistrative

San

Oidsmobile

Dynamic 88, 2 door, perfect condition, 7,000 miles. Many extras including power brakes, blue 2-tone paint and white wall tires. Must sell. Make offer. Hycor Co., Vega Baja. Phone 93. 2961 910

Coupe, See Ss 2478

1968

model.

ELECT&ONICS

HANDLING

CARRIER USED air conditioning units, $100.00, $125.00, $150.00. Also Philco, Frigidaire, York, Remington, etc. We trade im your used unit. Best deal io town. Filters, installation service. Steve’s Air Conditioniag, 1603 Fernandez Juncos, Exclusive Carrier Dealers in Santurce Tels. 3-4367, 2-38338. 912 |

UF

OWNER:

COND.

Guard. Day phone Los Angeles. 2965

914 PRIVATE

—

TELEVISION, RADIOS. for rent in you own home. Same service gives te hoteis, hospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and wil} deliver. $5.00 one week. $15.00 per month Telerentai Service. 267 ur

FEDDESS room air conditioner: 1 HP, excelient condition, one year old. $175.

DELUXE

2984

make

CUSTOM

RAMBLER Like new condition. All deluxe features. 1468 Wilsom Ave. 3-5388.

BY

SALE

vr

AIR CONDITIONERS

Mr. Davis. 7-0076 days or see at 327 Calle 16, Rep. Universitario, Rio Piedras. 2987 912

SERVICE

te

Super

power.

PARTNER

SCREENS.

e & PILTESS {NO manufacturers all wes and sizes sir conditioning filters for home window units - aiso industrial types. Call 3-599R 812 UF

WHY NOT DRIVE THE BEST? Wife's personal car, 1957 Cadillac Convertible, black with white top, red & white leather ry. Like new condition, only

|

9 AM us

910

4 door. Power steering & brakes. Ride in luxury for $1200. Block 31 — House Z, Santa Rosa, Bayamon. 3027 \ 916

DIAL

rat-

make

MISCELLANEOUS

phone

SALE

CONDITIONED!

&

PIANOS - DIRECT from factory. $425 U0. Full keyboard. Treated for tropics ana termites. Fully guaranteed. Also rent for $12.00 monthly. Musical Trading Co., Inc., 1853 Pouce de Leos Ave., Santurce. Tel 2-165L. 912 2644

power steering, low mileMust sell soon as possible,

island.

mahogany

FOR

or

home,

your

CONVERTIBLE,

green, Radio, age, new top.

report any errors immediatety as THE SAN JUAN STAR will be responsible for only one in'cerrect insertion.

FOR

of

AMESECAN

repair any Ninety day technicians.

UF

913

PIANOS

for

AIR

publication weekdays, by 11 AM. Saturday for Monday paper

set

bal-

2977 needed

915

ours. Write Box 1378 Saa 22505 werking hours. 2959

ROOM

fhe

PaN

CONTENTS OF 4 room apartment for sale. rental possibilities. Everything reasonably priced. Call 66645.

TEACHER REQUIRED - Qualified English — speaking teacher -to tutor girl in elementary subjects 4 to 5 hours mornings, alone or im smali group. Ca-

ad

DEADLINES

SECRETARIAL

DINING

furgishings refrigerator.

and take days.

tan, two mahogany bedside tables, Elec trolux vacuum cleamer. Phone 6-0645. 3013 916

ce.

2992

once.

down payment Borges, 3-8400,

any

guaranteed. Tel 96268.

TV

& NUESERY furnnew. Miscellaneous

COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD inctuding washer, stove &

psychological testing survey. anonymous circumstances. Day or eveatag of eve a i Tel. 38262.

TYPS

PORCH almost

at

work ’

SALE

913

Smalt ance. 3010

910

SPEAKING

FOR

3024

shorthand—

#2,

Internacional

Villa

Com,

8

type

must be submitthe business day

publiiatien

uiust

as

RATE ordinary

| ORDINARY

cancetlations fore 12 noon

vefore |

RATE

lines

SAME lines

2

No.

SAME

imactive

ONLY

$506

ferl957

Top

PLUS Buick

Condition.

3-8554

BANK

BALANCE

Station

days,

Wagon

9-1218

nights.

2683

915

SPORTS ‘ Call 3ems

&

FOREIGN

CARS

KARMANN GHIA 1959 White Sedan — like new Mrs. Connelly — 21101 or

TEACHER 21168. 910

‘56 DORETTI Sports Car, $2000. 6 TAUNUS Station Wagon, $1008. Kirkpatrick Car Climic next te Swiss Chalet. 30008 s12

pon HEAP i

SITTERS BABY EX-TEACHER, BILINGUAL, available anytime. Telephone 3-4831. 3020 914 AVAILABLE for baby sitting. Re

MOVE

YOUR

Aimacenes furniture opposite Plier 9. San

GENERAL COOLING CO. COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL AIR CONDITIONING & | REFRIGERATION

Engineering on

Phone

CALL

all

f

Specialists

24 HOUR

evening or le rates.

fT

ted

3

DINETTE, iture,

Part time now. full time later — office im Puerto Nuevo. airconditioned Cail or write 34073 — E. H. Lambert

type

Type

SECRETARY,

er

or

27” CONSOLE TV, double dresser, night table, piane, radie-phono, small radios, 45 RPM record player, pedestal desk & chair. Japanese dinner set fer 12. Girl’s bike. Bookshelves. 17 ft. freezer, misc. items. 3-3122. 3022 913

ENGLISH-SPANISH secretacy-stenegrapher. Excellent opportunity fer the right exwith commensurate party. Salary perience. Write to Bex 3548 San Juan, enclosing recent phote. 2994 912

pt.

Detow)

Type No. 5 Type

set 5%

Verde

recei

914

yea

isia

913

FURNITURE

Monday a day, 70172 or $0373.

4 hours -— Call Friday.

wanted threugh

frem

3016

SECRETARY

SPEAKING

ENGLISH

Minimum

Above

charged

CAPITAL

FEMALE

—

WANTED

HELP

_|.18{.18{.17).17).17].161.15).14

;

Santurce to 65th Infantry sear House Beautiful. or direct to Antilles Military Academy, by 7:3@ AM. Call 3-9468 days.

MR. POSITIVE

1s 3 a 1 6

}

Per Day

1960

92g

PERSONALS

you'll be working for me. Call between 3 - 7 P.M. 3-1400 Ant. +1

Consecu

-

OPPORTUNITIES |

8-0668. 3000

910

WANTED:

this ad and in 6 months

8,

For

3e14

is this Then shrewd? your opportunity. Answer

Rates & Information

BUSINESS

LINE.

aa! gota atr conditioners fot | witL SELL 49% 2 LOST - 2? DOGS. Santurce Stop 20 area.| ABTIC-RAR in eR} Only one waa mene possibili G00d| ness. American ali cars. financing, and te; || prices, _ tecea ep — ae 000. net arly service and parts rown mi ", sm its aS handie. Selling sis & white. Collars & name tags. Call] Factory ofwe $50,000. $10,008 will Miss Ryder, 38400 days, 3-I777 nights. out to put 100% effert in larger business;

BUSINESSMAN

MR.

AIR CONDITIONERS AUTO

LOST & FOUND

MEN

DIRECT

.

the San Juan Star

WANTED,

3-8254

SERVICE makes

2-3013

Ext. 218°

|

FIEDS

HE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September 10, 1960

CLASSI

3-8400 Ext 72 REAL

APAR IMENTS

ESTATE

HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR SENT

HOUSES

FOR

3-8254 DIRECT LINE

SALE LADY ONLY: furnished reem with Contimental lady & 3 year eld daughter. In Atlantic View. Coekimg facilities. 53-5547 days, $133 nichts. 3618 3

USE

FROFESSIONAL AND 2 & 3 BEDROOM apartments, never ocEXPERT HELP -— SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY builder's mode! brand-new LANDRAU, 5 min. from Lecated Bolivia 78, Urb. Pifiero, Hato} $14.600. house, sting below cost ¢ Rey. 1:3@—6;00 or call 66793. Rent $140 | Piedras. One acre lot (en hilltop imte can HEIGHTS, CAPARRA | ocean city, of view with dential area — $130. $29,508. 2 apartments 915 | and mountains. Kitchen' with new cabi3005

CHOICE SANTA MARIA LOCATION 2765 SQ. MT. CORNER LOT, PRICED TO SELL. SITE

IN MT.,

EXTENSION EXCLUSIVE

CAPARRA, 863 RESIDENTIAL

nets,

HOUSE IN ©ONDADO, 4 BEDROOMS, DEN, LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM, SEPARATE MAID’S QUARTERS,

FRESH NEW INS. NEW PATIO PRICED

TO

WITH BUILTAND. GARAGE.

SELL. Call or

CARIBBEAN SAN

JUAN

HOTEL

screened

room. “on

999

bath apartment with maid’s bath. Year's lease required. Parker, 3-3788. 2812

$132,000 INDUSTRIAL BUILDING, Fdez. dunces Ave., good for light industry or « undertaking. 1360 sa. mt. let, I-1 Zoning . Ww

for unpaid bal

¥alta,

altos Emily

Shop,

Stop 20, 2-5192.

SANTA

weekend,

A-—4

3-1479,

er

Violeta

St.,

San

Rio

Piedras:

OLD

99 3

CONDADO:

bedrooms.

Condade

St.

Weekly

rates.

REAL

ESTATE

professional

saves tiented operation

FURNISHED

HOUSES

you and has

FOR

in

2615

2

APARTMENT

HOUSE

FHA

729

LOS

screens.

Ideal for picnics. Daily, weekly, Call

tel

2968

108

breakfast room, double garage, maid's reom & bath, large fenced yard. Rent

APARTMENTS

FOR

Save Time And Money

BUCARE: Very unfurnished

best apartments and houses for rent, furnished and unfurnished. FRANCISCUS ee ee ae en Gea at ee

$300 monthly on year’s lease. Teleph

SON 9:20711, 3:30-5:00. —

See

bath, water.

—.

sarage., laundry, kitchen, Hato Union Grand Near

hot Rey

yh

az

furnished

or

after vacated. You lose no rent in

3

|

el.

-

8254

oonpOMENIO & Ponce de

Problems| tenants. for looking — a ee

while ee

ere'| floor. Air conditioned

=

eee

ee

3-0850,

3015

& maid service. 5 min. to | 25 block from beach, residential section. All ‘ ish Delightful and single rooms. | city, next to Mario's Restaurant, double aircondi Coaventent. Rooms, with "private. bath Private and semi-private baths, kitchen | airport. $6. single, $10, double "ln.

come

Rowen

-

,

2813

Ra oot.

Vea

2174

4th

Floer.

3678.

Building,

Apartment

Ponce

LAGOMAR

facilities. Hot water. 2 blocks from bus-|

25847

de

401-402, Mrs. UF

ASHFORD GSUUSE .. <west House 2220-1122 Ashford Avenue, (Condado. Rooms and efficiency apartments. Maid service. All screened. Hot water. Some with air conditioning. Best hotel and

ses, shopping. 3-1481 Mrs. Z Cacique St. 2071, Santurce. 23579

Call 82

near

San

9-0149.

LA

uF

becue at your disposal

LA POSADA - Isla Verde airconditioned, private bath, kitchenettes. Excellent beach, near airpo-t, restaurents. Breakfast served. 91175. 2691 a6 WASHINGTON67 Walking distance

GUEST beach.

HOUSE hotels, rest-

clung

HOUSE

the

oceamfront

hotel area

sea,

Cooking

Loa

Statiea,

with

JENNY'S:

‘amily served 60e

-

-

GUEST | S0USE

private -

stairway

$14. eee

»

meais 3-6802 uF.

—

Taft

53.

Each

GUEST HOUSE. 606 Olimpo

Miramar,

FOR

SALE

a

ee

sith

TOO

CAN

LEARN

SPaENise

of the Santurce, 75 DE DIEGO STREET, crossroad Loiza & Wilson Streets. Small circles and individual ins-

Phone 351%

truction.

8

SPEEDWRITING

i

SHORTHAND.

PEEDWEITING

wom in 6 weeks. Scheel of Benedict 75 De Dieso

The Speedwriting. Seheols, Santurce.

oa

Street. Telesbene >5¥4.

39

2720

UF

SCHOOLS

ART

LOCATED

STORES

4

bath, some air con

from

| ditioned.

$4

single.

]

}

ae lA fine home

i San_ — opportunely

—

pon

wie

&

CT

leceled vstwce a

929 2998:

wee

ver’

ALTAMIRA

COUNTRY city noise fer

= tarabieed

hrrhediaeciegeel

view.

High

with gaxt-

First.

Fe-

cash required.

Robert

a

aan

A

wonderfully

attractive

HOME - if you're wea) ¢f and heat, if you're searching

cool

and

tranquil

retreat

-

see

this unusual residence new. You'll be pleased with cool, well-proportioned rooms, modern baths and kitehen. and a

magnificent

high

an

on

view

Acueduct

appointment!

of

Hill,

Tschudin, Realtor

ree, ee,

—

modern home at only $2000. Three bedrooms for a growing family. bright cool kitchen, living reom epening en paved terrace. 525 meter lot im prime location on marginal road.

additional guest room

ieletonm

a Saa

& Care | NURSERY-KINDERGARTEN: education of children 2 — 6 years, all day, half day, or by hour. Mrs. Rivera, Director, BA in Education, secial worker. 65175. 461 Carbonell St., Roosevelt, 2380 914

ooahlay An } priced.

Sea bath. High, coal location

rym

eed seme

=

&

deral financing, minimal

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Call

Juan

today

from

for

Saturday, September 10, 1960

THE SAN JUAN STAR —

DONNA

REBELS .Continued told will

From

a rally of shoe find, even a

Page

Guevara

1)

in Las

workers, “we needle they

Cuba.

These ranges were the scene of heavy fighting when Castro’s

gencio Batista. There were unconfirmed ports in Havana last night

Castro

had

sent

rethat

DE

22

de

septiembre

el

nombre

1960

a

las

2:30

RESEARCH

PRO-

eapa de resina o caucho: mantillas litograficas, calzadas para unidades de imPresos litograficos y mantas usadas co

mo unidad de impreso blankets, elastomerized

fecha en producciém productos

Puerto Rico capaces de manufactura-

dos en escala comercial.” Cualquier objecién escrita contra esta Peticion debe ser jurada y radicada con

de

la

Oficima

tarde

Esta

del

de

Exencién

situada en la Avenida

ce de Leén #107 (2do 27\2, Hate Rey, Puerto tiempo

a

notificacién

Pon-

piso), Parada Rico, no mas

cerrarse

deber&

ser

la

vista.

publicada

en 0 antes del 12 de septiembre de 1960. STANLEY Oficima

NEED

R. de

shot

SEGAL,

Exencién

Director

Contributiva

| PROTECTION!

down

were

a vi-

rebels has months. A

an

army

three

patrol

asked

what

to do

of

with

them.

the

army

to

SKY-SHIELD (Continued

From

Page

1)

ly assigned to civilian aircraft. The operation was billed as the most “comprehensive and realistie training operation of the joint

system

ever

can

have

security

with

Woven-Wire

Window

Po

Guards.

For

FREE

NO

Fernandez

Stop

21%

2-5267 Juncos

—

Ave.

Santurce

in cash

Total

Welfare

cash

and

gave

for

held”.

ed by U.S. and Canadian planes, interceptors

and

bombers,

during

the exercise. Targets for the defense system were Strategic Air Command B52 and B47 bombers simulating an enemy attack. About 150,000 U.S. Air Force, Army and Navy per-

De-

late

yes-

terday was about $4,500, most of it collected in small amounts.

An estimated 60 per cent of all contributions have been distributed in Humacao, Payne about 20 per cent to The balance has gone

ly hit by the disaster. Drive Ends Tonight The Jaycees will end their drive at midnight tonight. They will continue to accept contri-

and communications—were against the “attackers.”

If the

residents

not

of Gi-

Weather officials said a highpressure area around Puerto Ri-

to

pounding.

VERDICT conviction of Puerto

that

From

Page

1)

confession

January, 1955. The presecution case on the basis

won its second of an oral con-

fession

from

Fournier

during the three days he was held for questioning following his arrest. On Mar. 21, 1955, the ac-

second appeal Supreme Court

to life

vered to Capitol Transport at 182 Manuel Elzaburo, Hato Rey, or Caribe Motors, across from

its conviction and affirmed the life sentence on June 14, 1958.

Rivero,

Court

upheld

was

coercion.

the lower

court

were slated for actual launching.

when

Humacao

refuges

permitted after

danger

in

time

(the

Hur-

but

Populars)

re

have

political purposes,” Ferre said. Christian Action Party leader Jose L. Feliu Pesquera complained that it is “very dangerous” not to include minofity members on a House committee of

“so

much

importance”

flood group. Concepcion exclusion of makers

as ‘the

.

|

de Gracia said ‘the the minority law-

from

the

flood

investi-

gation marks “the first time minorities have been ignored so flagrantly in such an important matter.”

The committee is slated to visit “all the flood-stricken areas” of the island on successive daily tours, starting

yesterday_a

in spokesman’ said.

The case was then filed with the U. S. Court of Appeals, at the same time that a petition for Fournier’s release on bail was

scheduled although no missiles

your newsstands now! Don’t miss it!

by

confession

This time, however, the Supreme

Practice missile launchings were | .

*

was filed in by Ortiz del

as the defense contended second

wrongly

the

“They

Court ordered a new trial which was held in the same court in

cused was again sentenced imprisonment.

the

no qualms about using aid for

submit-

ted by the prosecution had been obtained by coercion. The Supreme

obtained

Populars

tims.

in the Supreme Court Rico, on the grounds

a written

any

were

leave

flood

obtained

Magazine at

been

fused to leave their homes. | Ferre also voiced fears that the Popular Party will play politics with the aid for flood vic-

also

It’s in the issue of LOOK

the minoti-

ricane Donna had passed Sunday, only to be caught in Tuesday’s floods. Civil defense leaders said the victims had been warned of the

the

Democratic Presidential nomination!

then

a legii-

poor judgement on the part authorities, that the towhs-

people

push last night to allow Donna to swing northward—thus saving the Cuban coast from a more

(Continued

invite

of of

that

memorable day after he had won the

on

flood zone last Tuesday. There have been some charges

ing will still be accepted, but it is not as urgently needed as food and money. All contributions can be deli-

story—with exclusive pictures—of the

were

ties would “surely have invited,” Font added.

A the

Here, in his own words, is Kennedy’s

,

trip

lative matter

and rag-

the north coast but the Cuban

3,000

A DAY PLL REMEMBER Get LOOK today!

vestigation.”

with now

butions today and tonight the most important needs

the Rio Piedras Darlington. If sonnel were scheduled to partici- delivery can’t be made, a phene pate in the “Sky-Shield” in ad- call to 6-3695 or 6-3157 or 6-3329 dition to personnel of the Royal will bring a Jaycee member to Canadian Air Force. pick up the contribution. “Sky-Shield” extended throughThe Red Cross reported it had out the northern continent and received $5,130.46 in donations up 150 miles from each of the coastto 5 p.m. yesterday. lines. For maximum realism, elec-

of navigational radar, radio bea-

an “observation tour, not an in-

town.

being

Civil

on hand

north

the east 24 miles Florida’s

bara in Oriente Province were evacuated as floods destroyed some 80 homes in the coastal

turried over the the Red Cross, and other relief agencies or government departments such as Health, fense.

than

severe are

as far

the latter visited

1)

to pay

contributions

night

More

sugar.

All

last

co, -visited by the hurricane earlier in the week, lost enough

call

EL MORRO FENCE CORPORATION TEL.

$2,000

Page which

north

The House vice president noted that statehooder Ferre did

200.

BY SENATOR KENNEDY

Estimate,

OBLIGATION,

From

Humacao

the

weather bureau said the change in Donna’s path eliminated much of the threat to the Cuban capital.

Some 2,000 sorties were schedul- listed as food’ and money, Cloth-

cons used

you

the

at

from

ing seas lashed east of Havana,

to other flood areas less severe-

planes took over airspace normal-

air-defense

them

in

said, with Toa Baja.

YOUR PROTECTOR AROUND THE CLOCK...

added

(Continued family

sand of the people’s militia could down the counter-revolutionary groups, and that there was no

to mobilize them.

Huks

away

as Fort Lauderdale on coast and Punta Gorda, north of. Fort Myers on gulf coast. In Cuba, furious winds

Philip-

estimated

edged

warnings

JAYCEES

“To the wall!” shouted the crowd. “There is no other way than to give them a demonstration,” Castro said. The premier added that a few hundred soldiers or a few thou-

need fight

He

active

(Centinued From Page 1) official House activity but “an initiative of a Popular who happens to be the Speaker of the House.” i Observation Tour ‘ Font also described the trip as

West.

Cuba coast towards the United States, Donna forced hurricane

increased in recent constabulary spokes-

of

Batista

tronic countermeasures—jamming

NOW

number

insurgents.

ex-soldiers

EL MORRO CHAIN LINK FENCE... THE GUARD THAT NEVER SLEEPS.

with

(AP)—The

it

pine Constabulary said yesterday terrorist activity by remnants of the Communist Huk

who were wounded in a skirmish and the third was a former lieutenant of Castro’s forces, he said. The crowd he addressed was

(lithographic cloth under-

Packing and elastomerized cloth draw sheet). alegando que esos productos no se producian en escala comercial en Puerto Rico en enero 2, 1947, y que no

Director

MANILA

to small towns in the center the island, Castro seemed

had

“La peticionaria solicita la exencién bajo las disposiciones de la Seccién 2 (d) (1) de la Ley para la produccién de los siguientes articulos de tela con

Contribuitva

Philippine Rebel ' Activity Increases

Two

Las razones adelantadas por el peticionario para la concesién de esta exencion contributiva son las siguientes:

el

is-

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habian en esa facilidades de Producir dichos

the

EXENCION

de

de

sit of

from

through

of Key

Growing slightly in intensity as

as

Philippines.

PM ante el Lic. Stanley R. Segal actuando como Examinador Especial, para oir cualquiera persona interesada en la peticion para exeacién contributiva industrial bajo las disposiciones de la Ley Num. 6 de diciembre 15, 1953, radicada bajo

guerrillas

returned

moved

east

storm

lands of the Caribbean. At 1700 EST, the storm center was about 128 miles south of Miami and 106 miles east-south-

erican countries with an aid plan in order to enlist them against

Cuba. Recently

tropical

1)

guerrillas.” He said that

Por la presente se notifica al pdblico en general que uma vista pablica se celebrara en la Oficima de Exencién Contriputiva Industrial, situada en la Avenida Ponce de Leén #107 (2do piso). Parada 27%, Hato Rey, Puerte Rico el dia

it slowly

the

page

man said, however, they pose no threat to the security of the

(Che)

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Guevata

by

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bothered by what he called “the stupidities of small groups of

Ernesto

CONTRIBUTIVA CASO NUM.

province.

killed

were in the service of foreigners. He said the United States was trying to bribe other Latin Am-

struggling for dictator Ful-

of

guerrillas

tour outside Havana. Castro charged the

anti-Castro bands totaling from 300 to 1,000 men have been operating in the mountains in cen-

guerillas were the overthrow

Villas

down

is head of the Bank of Cuba and officially on a 15-day inspection

may leav@’in Sierra Escambray.” There have been reports that

tral

to hunt

(Continued

On

the

ii

flood-survey

tee, besides

House

Ramos

commit-

Antonini; are

six Popular Party committee chairmen. They are Santiago Polanco Abreu, Rodolfo Aponte, Reinaldo Alvarez Costa, Sigfredo Velez, Pablo Morales and rio Canales. ‘ Independence

Party

Rep.

chilla Laugier, according to 'Concepcion de ~Gracia, requested Wednesday creation of a mixed House.

committee.

Concepcion

also said Senate leader Samuel Quifiones has taken no action on his request the Senate investigate the flood issue. ;?

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THE,SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September 10, 1960

Son Of Battle Morn

Sports Of The Times

Tarzan

Warhead, the crack son of Battle Morn, turned in another

ROME—Not long after two Soviet high jumpers unexpectedly had punctured the bubble. of invincibility surrounding John Thomas of Boston University, the usually humorless Gabriel Koropkov, the Soviet commissar for track and field, was discovered in a rare expansive mood. “Who knows? the next one we beat may be Don Bragg in

standing

the pole

rode

said,

making

with

the

jokes

like

raised

200-pounder

muscular

his. right

a capitalistic

fist

momentarily

Bragg

though,

setting,

giving

from

with

a Tarzan yell. . Jittery and nervous at lesser heights, the heavyweight stratosphere artist missed or made false starts or both. But once the field reached altitudes where the men were separated from the boys, Bragg operated with the confident aplomb of Tarzan swinging from tree to tree. He hit all the big ones on his first effort. However, he had anxious moments when Ron Morris, a team-

Reader Of Burroughs

with

had

reached

a point

where

he

The

ial

just had

to do

something

his hands.

Once he had failed to lift his Olympic record to world record heights with three misses at 15 feet 93|4 inches, the effervescent r obligingly yielded to the pleas of the photographers.

of his

e well

chart had

(Net

or mere

allusion

is no

accident.

. Smith,

AMERICAN

voracious

reader

Cleveland

Sievers, Chicago Mifioso, Chicago Skowron, New York

Aspromonte,

Cleveland

RUNS

BATTED

to become

up

also earn

he

has

tremendous

the photogenic

never

tried

atm,

chest

an Olympic

to

Don

and

pole-vault

a movie

conceal.

role

back

muscles

champion.

as Tarzan,

an

and

weight

Army

so

That

private.

Certainly

no

one

else

has

lifted

so

another

spanking

day

for

the

United

States.

eessee

F

i

§

Not

enly was there a small slam in the pole vault, but there was a grand slam in the discus throw with Al Oerter, Rink Babka and Dick Cochran one, two, three. It sounds corny but the sight of all those American flags rising to the masthead while the band

plays a truncated version of The Star Spangled Banner is athrill.

Only those exposed to it in the intensely nationalistic setting of the Olympic Games can appreciate such emotional impact. Only one more day of track and field, except for the marathon, remains in these least predictable of all Olympic Games. Despite some failures, the United States will emerge from this carnival this carnival in rather handsome shape after all.

Thursday’s LOS dez,

Fights

ANGELES—Danny 126%,

Los

pointed Ricardo Argentina, 10.

Angeles,

Gonzalez,

Valout-

125%,

LAS VEGAS, Nevada—Neal Rivers, 172%, Los Angeles, and Eddie Andrews, 159%, Las Vegas, drew, 12. BOISE, Idaho—George Logan, 204, Boife, outpointed Donnie

Japan

10.

Bantamweights.

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Boston and

defeated

Washington

two

runs

for

the

White

Sox

JACK

in

FISHER ... Wins

the seventh.

MAJOR

LEAGUE

AMERICAN Baltimore 81

LEAGUE 55 596

—

New

78

55

586

1%

Chicago

176

59

563

4%

Washington

69

66

511

Uk

Cleveland

67

67

.500

13

Detroit

61

74

.452

19%

Boston Kansas City

60 47

75 88

.444 .348

20% 33%

York

including yesterday’s ' TODAY’S GAMES

Baltimore cago

(Brown

1470, Boston

2:55 p.m. (Delock 7-8)

City

(Herbert

Milwaukee

76

58

567

6

Los Angeles San Fran. Cincipnati Chicago Phila.

71 66 61 53 50

62 67 75 79 84

.534 496 .449 .402 373

10% 152 22 28 32

games.

9-6),

AFRS,

at

Kansas

6,

Detroit

including

yesterday’s

Francisco

Cincinnati Los

1

(Marichal (Craig

at

7-1)

at

Mil-

148).

Scores

2, Philadelphia 1 (night)

Angeles

Milwaukee Only

4-1)

10-16).

(Jay 6-7 or Buhl Thursday's

Les

Baltimore 9, Cleveland © (night) Chicago 5, New York 4 (night) Washington 7, Kansas City 0 (night)

games.

GAMES

(O’Toole

Angeles

waukee Chicago

Scores

— 6

$t. Louis (Jackson 15-12) at Philadelphia (Owens 3-1). Chicago (Anderson 7-9) at Pittsburgh (Friend 1411). San

New York (Turley 7-3) at Detroit (Fischer 7-6). Washington (Stobbs 10-5) at Cleveland (Latman 5-5). Boston

Not

TODAY’S

10-14).

Thersday’s

STANDINGS LEAGUE 52 612 57 568

11-5) at Chica-

(Bauhann

12th

NATIONAL Pittsburgh 82 St. Louis 75

Mississippi State allowed 198 points last season and scored only 96. The team won two of}ale nine -football games.

7,

9,

games

Cincimnati

San

4

Francisco

(night)

4

(night)

scheduled.

ees

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by

blanked Kansas City, 7-0., in the American League. One big, nine-run inning was| all Baltimore needed to subdue the Indians. Oriole pitcher Jack Fisher went the route and won his 12th game. New York led Chicago until the seventh inning when Big Ted Kluszewski did the damage. Starting his first game in more than ‘two months, Kluszewski drove in

much

high. was

61,

vuuas

the

i

Intensely Nationalistic

than

games.

Detroit,

Not

ambition

. A soft Roman night had settled caressingly over Stadio Olimpico long before Bragg led the way to a small slam in the pole vauit,'some six and a half hours after he and Morris had begun their battle. This had become a test of strength as well as skill and there probably never has been a stronger vaulter

League

NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING

This may

junior

Orioles

cinnati, 7-4, in the other National

IN

of

in the

the

2-1 and Los Angeles stopped Cin-

BATTING

azo

Kuenn,

trails

games. In the National League, the Milwaukee Braves moved to within a percentage point of the second-place St. Louis Cardinals. The Braves defeated San Franco, 94, while the Cardinals and the first place Pittsburgh Pirates were idle.

Shibe

him

set him

ing champion

cuit,

cames.)

gar Rice Burroughs, creator of Tarzan, Bragg built himself a tree-top domain in the woods near his boyhood home in Pennsgroove, N.J. As a 10-year-old he went swinging from tree to tree.

This gave

Meanwhile, New York was losing to the third-place Chicago White Sox, 5-4. Chicago, defend-

LEAGUE

done credit to Elmo of the long line of

A

land Indians, 9-0, Thursday night.

the Cleve-

defeating

by

Yankees

York

New

second-place

TT TT

af

tall

‘Tarzan

NEW YORK (AP)—The Baltimore Orioles increased their American League lead to a game and a half over the

at bats)

yecterday’s

including

‘uppying his hands to his mouth, he startled the Romans by letgo with a Tarzan yell that would have Johnny Weissmuller or any other apemen.

Increase Lead Over Yankees

MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS (Based “tn 356

Big Don paced up and down the green infield carpet like an expectant father waiting for the nurse to bring the good mews. But when Morris missed and the Villanova, alumnus was an Olympic champion, Bragg was prosaically tyi i He

New

race: the this to say about “Warhead outrun early, saved ground during the stretch run and held on determinedly in an impressive performance.” Warhead, the most outstanding son of Battle Morn, has _ pervery well during the formed spring and summer in New York. His sire, Battle Morn, is the property of San Juan Racing Association, Inc. and is quartered on the ground of El Comandante. Sixteen yearlings sired by Battle Morn are now, being school ed for racing and will be seen in action at El Comandante during the early part of 1961.

mate, still had a chance to tie him.

shoes.

Warhead,

efforts.

aloft in the same gesture of triumph that his boyhood idol, Tatzan, had used after throttling a lion with his bare hands. Out of respect for the sanctity of the

refrained

out-

at

York’s Aqueduct, Saturday as he finished third in |the $56,200 one mile Aqueduct icap. He was less than a le back of the winner, Bald Eagle. Jockey Mike Sorrentino, who

chairman of the board. He was kidding but #4 the giddy goings-on at these Olympics even had his head spinning in uncertainty. However, no athlete so dedicated or determined as Don (Tarzan) Bragg was going to fluff an opportunity he had dreamed about for all his adult years. When he cleared 15 feet 32/8 inches on his first try, thereby putting a hammerlock on his Olympic championship, the

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Olympic Observations

\I[ Weekend Sports |

By Jim Douglas

Puerto Rico Swimming Association open meet at Condado Beach and La Concha pools. Swimming preliminaries at Condado at 9:30 a.m., diving at La Concha at noon, and swimming finals at Condado at 2 p.m.

past week at Rome. Crown Prince Constantine of Greéce received, a

Tennis

gold medal, his country’s first, in yachting, in the dragon class.

Swimming Swimming

Association

Club

emperor

Rudolph, triple gold medal

winner of the XVII Olympiad at Rome from Clarksville, Tenn., rests head on shoulder of sprinter Ray Norton of _

Oakland,

.

Calif.

Wilma

was

the hit of the

Games,

winning

the women’s 100-meter and 200-meter dashes and anchoring America’s triumphant 400-meter relay team. (AP wirephoto.)

into the chariot

back

and he was helped

was stopped

race

to continue

st Bowling Seminar Sei For Tomorrow The Puerto Rico Bowling Association will hold the first of four

professionalism and scandal. We doubt if all this is 100 per cent true, but we know one thing, Prince Constantine’s gold medal was deserved.

the

ROMANCE—Wilma

post

i the race. Greek officials (the Games were held in Greece) awarded him first prize. For this, they received huge sums of money and, éven

seminars

OLYMPIC

i

:

audacious.

more

even

He decided to enter the chariot competition, blue ribbon event)of the Gashes. He had a chariot driven by 10 horses, others had four, Despite his advantage, Nero allowed himself to be thrown. The

championships,

Herse Racing Seven races at El Comandante, time first race, 3 p.m.

to organizers

forced

he

Then,

down.

torn

champions

former

for

postpone the 211th Olympiad so he could take part. There were undercover whispers of “fix” and “farce” when ‘he won the singing and drama competition. This made the dilettante

rounds.

Beach

Nero, the fiddling,

arrogant, jealous men of his stripe, the Associated Press tells ts, | A.D that Theodosius the Great outlawed the Games in 393 statues ny. Nero became jealous of Olympic heroes and had

junior butterfly and freestyle championships at Caparra Country Club. Preliminaries at 9:30 a.m., fimals at 2 p.m.

Dorado

event was

The last royalty to win an Olympic

paunchy, overfed emperor of Rome. And it was because of Nero and

El Morro Club Championships, second and third rounds. Dorado Beach Club Championships, first round, TOMORROW Rico

in

revived

Games,

Olympic

modern

the

in

time

first

the

For

1896 at Athens, royalty was represented in the winner’s circle this

Ramey Air Force Base vs. Condado Beach Hotel at Condado, 2 p.m.

Puerto

|

In Olympics

Nero

TODAY

Swimming

Star

tomorrow Bowling

afternoon

Center

Two

promptly at five. The other sessions will be held on consecutive Sundays at the Bolera de Santa Rosa, Paradise Bowling and Sports Center and the Bolera de Rio Piedras. The seminars will consist of discussion and explanation of the following: The Puerto Rico Bowling Association. ABC services available to bowlers. Procedures membership.

Procedues

for

acquiring

for

sanctioning

leagues. Responsibilities

cers,

team

ABC

members.

of the island.

and

Other pertinent and regulations.

pole

a joy for the citizenry

he finished fourth, was

i

take

their

Of basketball (Puerto Rico finished 13th at Rome) the says... “basketball is high im appeal among the islanders. played.” hard to find... any spot where basketball in not

book It is !

track and field sport or leave it alone,

They

can

and many prefer to leave it

alone.”’

of

in Puerto

popularity

some

knows

“Baseball

offi-

it says.

Rico,”

It has always been my impression that Puerto Rico’s best bet in Olympic competition would be in boxing, but, lo and behold, | not

other

ABC

i

in the Olympic

performance

stic field games. track and usia not enthabout

one islander was entered at Rome. The only world champions Puerto

Importance of adequate league rules.

in which

of nationalism,

It was a magnificent feat for the youngster to come within seveneighths of an inch of clearing 15 feet, until this year, never made in Olympic competition. Cruz’s effor started observer thinking. Naturally one would assume that track and field was Puerto Rico’s national sport ssnce Cruz made the best showing of any island representative at Rome. However, the Encyclopedia of Sports, a giant volume of statistics and histories, says of Puerto Rico's interest in track’... “they are

ABC

of league

captains,

vault event,

Cruz’s

Rolando

Rican

Puerto

to an

Boxers Wanted

Olympic

starting

charges

with

again

rang

returned

Games,

ancient

later, these

setting,

familiar

old and

at

years

thousands

:

citizenship.

Roman

desirable,

more

Rico has developed have been boxers—Sixto Escobar and Carlos Ortiz. bé Four years hence, it would be nice to see two or three win medals in addition to Cruz in the pole vault.

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27

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away

v

for

victory. All

two

two

but

and

Diaz, let Sempre

open}

Larson,

Sempre.

a half length

in

horses

(Continued From Back Page) | horse field passed

by Pedro

COMANDANTE

EL

a

one

the of

the

Bousada (Carab 2 — aa Te kt. Goaynabes Celecidd, He] a

se- | tampide, Calambre

tired | {native

the

fa-

7-Cameluchs Csiesias)

«

an

oO”)

as

10.30

Time: 1:57. La Frifa, Gellie Del B, Ardistan, darpass, Junior, — carnal, un Demin and Oscar aise ras.

Yuya

‘

clmg ($5,000-$6.000); 3-yrs; 7 £

pores

3-Pooker T (Valdes)

8-Currutaco

(Caraballo)

11.5€ 6.60

5.00

up a five-length advantage during|vored horses, came on to take| ‘time, :23.1. El Negus, Mr, Don Basi, | prosugis, Isabela, Camaro, Exepra, La

Mi Favorita, Bimbo, Confite amd Bisill | Nena. Irie Nereida, Miss Lucky and Fl

the early running In the mile and | Second spot from Tuto M. =

RATINGS

eighth

race.

But

Diaz

going down

closed

5 oso, |...

ae

in| (Native)

to. within three lengths of the | 1-Sifu (Caraballo)

BET

| BEST

F

front-runner.

la-Pareelere

(Davila)

c

Ti

Ath $1:550; elmg ($3,500); 4-yrs-up; 1 1/8

,

Fhcrepatio' Diaz)

4.20 2.80] 3Larson (Iglesias) 3.80}

‘Time:

1:56.1.

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1.7 2.90| tSiva

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3.86

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430

Time: 1:53. Avispa I, Rio Grande, Jw

piter, Bonita Il and Hecuba alse ram Time: 1:19.32. La Mulata, Manantial.} me and Khovantchina also ran. HANDLES: Pool: $69,732.02; mutuels: Coming in the stretch, Sempre | Prodigo, Querencia, Geyita and Anon Sth-$1.200; clmg ($1,800); 4yrs-up: 1 1/8] $52,114; daily double: $18,412. TOTAL: (imported) also ran. and seemed

Panadero (ist Race)

5.00 3.50] $133,258.02. ACTOpO | 351-42.300; cme ($5,000); ¢yrs-up; 7 t.| Sitival (Figures) to stop cold . 7.00} The dally double paid $43.40. Errante (Maldonado) 2Prineipe LONGSHOT || is shot into the lead and pulled | amportea) Walter A Gunday, Sept. 11, 1966)

Robeida

im

Bnd-$2,250; 6

£.

light

clmg

may

have

a

ehuwes.

($5,000-$6,000); 4-yrs-up;

(Native)

1 2 3

=Chiquitin (Matos): Colores ( Querencia (Pagan)

14 3 Boy

4

Parcelero

ne

5

Carrusel

6 7

Walter Miami

8

(Davila)

(Corchado)

nz

A (No Boy) (F. Rivera)

n2 198

Miss Marga (Burgos) 2e9 Carrusel is in top shape, will be tough te beat. Walter A may surprise at this price and distance. Chiquitim is a geod ecleser, could pick ‘em up. Srd-$3,050; alw; 3yrs-up; 6 £ 1 ; Comidilla (Reyes) 2 ~#«©Pikiluby (F. Rivera) 3 «6a Fe (G. Rivera) 4 Pote (Iglesias) 5 Isopete (Figueroa) 6 Ambar (Na Boy) 7 Sayonara (Ayala) 8 Buen Consejo (Mates) 9 30

(Native) 105 108 115 108 112 309 ur 14

Cesta Norte (Vaides) =©Cemplot (Belmonte)

La

105 118

Fe class of field,

will rem ever

them im the stretch. Costa Norte could go all the way on a wet track. Pete - may met like the distance. 4:h-$2.650; clmg ($5,000); 2yrs; 5 f. Cmported) Z

e

Riachuelo

Money

Boy)

(Ne

114

Maid

4 5

Preferencia (No Boy) Libertad (No Boy)

Manon Lescaut (Ramos) Sma Annie (Landrau)

lll m

6 ? 3 3

Litty (No Boy) My Girl (Carabaiie) Ceme All (Ne Bey) Fanin (No Boy)

in 105 4 14

30 11

of

(No

1A 2 3

Bey)

mm

m il

=«4Gravilla (Reyes) 107 = Afio Nuevo (Diaz) 106 Perferencia should prevail in.wide open

race.

Kitty

an

impreving

youngster, may

slip in when Maid of Meney quits. Fanin surprises from time te time. Bth-$1.300; chmg ($1,200); 4-yrs-up; 6 f. (imported) 1

Volare

4

Honest

Bread

5

Civiea

(

6

Aguila

2 3

(Ayala)

Iguazu Fiecha

(Maldonado) (Ne Boy)

(No

114

113 114

Boy)

m4

0) Roja

(Belmonte)

™m

7 Bambi (Ne Boy) 8 Marilinda (Corchado) 9 Guengo (Diaz) 10° Spell (Reyes) 31 =6©Clave de Ore (E. Rodriguez) 22 =6Ruletera (G. Rivera) 33 «Decimal (Burgos) 34) «6(Oxford Jae (No Boy) SUBSTITUTE @ro Imperial (Diaz)

ll 14 3 107 lil 114 no 114 112

Honest Bread, off his form, could repease Set. Guha Rate ts ta Geek humic. Soren: e Sitaaie

3 9

114 an ios 106 105

Mucare (Lantran) HiMeee vues) Magnolia (No Bay) (No Bey) First Lady i Fi (Carballo)

aI 4 $ 7

Ben Roberto (No Bay) Capitan (No Boy) Maria del Carmen will take

elose

te the lead.

The

distance

-$2.300; clms ($5.000-$6,000); 216m. & mperted d 1 = Barbalin (W. Rodriguez) 2 # Dier (No Boy) 3 =©Brandy Wine (Ne Bey) 4 Acropolis (

S

The

6

Cayayo

Sharper (No

(Ayala)

Boy)

it

may

:

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; az, 3

5

7

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126 109 run

be

4-yrs-up; nié ur 116 106

5

ill

7

‘Bousada (Caraballo) 105 The Sharper will be difficult te eatch. Bousads has speed and stamina te wear down The Sharperin a‘stretch ducl— waich price. Barbalin a goed closer, teo.

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2-Carrusel, 3-La. Fe

|

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PICKS

PAGE

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SPORTS

DOUGLAS’ 27

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MAJOR

LEAGUE

i

i

.

San Juan, Puerto-Rico, Saturday, September 10, 1960

U.S.S.R. WINS 17T OLYMPIC CAME 4

Zequeira Wins

U.S. Falls Back — In Gym

Junior Crown

On 529 Series!

ROME me Soviet Union won | its second straight Olympic Summer) Games yesterday as it rolled up points in |

Ramon Zequeira rolled the highest game of his life yesterday—a 207 in the final string of a three game series— to win the first

annual

gles

Junior

Bowling

Championship

of

gymnastics to take an insurmountable ad- | vantage of 187 1/2 over the United States

Sin-

The XVII

Puerto

The 17-year-old Rio Piedras youth had a 529 total to defeat Jose Benitez in a playoff at the Paradise lanes Benitez, only 10 years old, had a 458 series. Both Zequeira and Benitez had benefit of handicaps.

Jr.

ABC

sanctioned

the

and the

junior

division

The

older

boy

had

America’s

ROME.

in

121

111

139371

154-529

American

is too

H.

0348-0

000 01—1-4-0 Smith; Roberts

Darymple

02

Milwaukee Williams and and Crandall.

00 Buhl

Pignatano;

(Second

Game)

Francisco

Cincinnati

AMERICAN Washington

Cleveland Ramos and

combe

(7)

LEAGUE 000

203

201—8-13-3

000 002 000—2 - 740 Battey; Grant, New-

and

Romano.

W—Ra-

mos (11-15). L—Grant (98) HR—Washington, Killebrew Lemon 2 (37! Baltimore Chicago Fstrada and Lollar New

and

Triandos;

York

Detroit Stafford Foiles

Boston

Kansas

City

and

CONTENDER—Jose

Benitez, 10, shows the form

title to round out | .

wi

by

Poland’s

ra

3 sah

;

to clinch the unofficial team

to

a

17-year-old

opponent.

(STAR

medal

was |

Palinski

won.

The

bronze

Jim

George of the

medal

went

to

Kan

Bochenek of Poland. Italy won two gold medals in fencing yesterday to run its total’ for the than it

now|

ago.

Italy

Games to 14,.six could muster four

took

the

men’s

defeating

more years

fencing

Great

Britain,

and lead the United States in that which took the silver medal, by &

yesterday.

lost

Ireneusz.

ing event from United States,

at Melbourne, 37,| title by

department by five. Russia won a batch

He

gold

aa

the light heavyweight weight tift-,

soft.

that advanced him to the playoffs of the Junior Bowling Singles Championship of Puerto Rico at the Paradise lanes photo by Gunter Hett)

the ©

won by William McMillan in the rapid fire pistol shootitig event. In other competition yesterday,

half

have

|

team |

beam event irom ot men. f

yesterday.

athletes

won

the Russian

group gold

broken

Brund-

in

exercise,

was headed

of medals,|

5-0 score. Russia walked

‘ off

with®

the

gold, silver and bronze, yesterday bronze medal. pionship. All gold gymnastics,

y¢

cham-

meMn, medals came in and in two events,

rres

[aP)iemaaia

Velasquez

finished

fel lith |

Giants Defeat Cincy On Two Home Runs Caraballo On Triple Russians

were

one-two-three.

Polina Astakhova

won the gold

yesterday in the light heavyweight division of thé Olym-' eS See

medal in the gymnastic event with

Cn

San

Club

the 1956 Games

YOUNG

Los Angeles

and

choslovakia

matched their gold medal take of|

Mizell

rain) 100

Philadelphia Jackson and

and

Thacker;

Louis

the

”

LEAGUE

innings,

stands

“If it were not for our great negro athletes we’d be second rate. Life in the United States

Smith

39 St.

and

Kelley

(AP)—Avery

Russian

Pittsburgh Ellsworth

sweep

Nikolaeva

event

won the Russia’s The

the events on the Olympic program,”. Brundage told a luncheon meeting of Rome’s

Chicago

and

John

class in sports. “We are outclassed

PARTIAL SCORES NATIONAL

standing

Soviet

Margarita horse

make the United States second

87—458

Zequeira 165 142 207514

for the Russians.

free

temericiist one

summary:

Benitez

the

another

marks

in his 207 game, including consecutive strikes in the fifth, sixth and seventh frames. Benitez had eicht splits in the three games. The

In

just a remote chance of taking the gold medal in the marathon which will be run off today.

(812),

10

a clean sweep

elosing ceremonies—in basketball tonight—and at the most two.

tour-

Zequeira took top honors senior division (13-17).

ends?, bars at different heights to lead

more gold medal before the by Larisa Latynina.

ne, drew 267 entries over the week-long play. Benitez, a student in the six grade at Espiritu Santo,

won

Olympiad

tomorrow with three equestrian events. The United States will probably win one

Rico

The

Events:

Berra;

Bruce

(26)

CINCINNATI (#—Home runs by (First Game) Eddie Bressoud and Willie Mc-}San Fran. 000 001 012—4 Covey gave the San Francisco|Cincinnati 100 001 000—2

Giants

a 42,

come-from-behind|

71 7 0

Sam Jones, Antonelli (8) and-

To Run Total To 33

gp anime age ediphanee Beige fly Reems, | ate, victory over the Cincinnati Red-|Schmidt; Maloney, Henry (9)' terday as apprentice riders copped six of the seven legs in the first game of a twi-| and Bailey. W—Antonelli (5-7). Caraballo, the second leading “bug” rider to Luis Rivera V: night doubleheader last night. L—Maloney (1-5). des, scored on three STAR first picks—Sifu in the first,

Bressoud hit his eighth homer}

HR—San

Francisco,

Bressoud

of the year and McCovey banged | (g), McCovey (12); Cincinnati, his 12th off Cincinnati starter and Bailey (12). loser Jim Maloney. The game was a real pitcher's duel between Maloney and San 0 Francisco starter Sad Sam Jones The Puerto Rican men’s and 0 until the Giants busted it wide women’s bewling teams leave and open in the last two innings with}

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