The San Juan Star (Sept. 14, 1960)

restrict;

to) Manhattan

Khrushchev

Nations

United

his

duting

Nikita S.

Premier

_gorifining

%

visit.

Mikhail

Ambassador

Soviet

ae formal’

Penshikoy| handed

to the State ewe

ag

“the restric-

contends

US.

e

tions are necessary for security

End Religion Talk Two0 maDayslty LeftIn |1 S. U. r e g n o r t S , ennedy

Core ees “the unhindered fulfillment of his

guission t¢ the United Nations.”

himself

jKhrushchey

,

Earlier the took the U.S. to task over ques

terday

C,

omp

“There is only one kind of America. which ind,” Kennedy the peace for all cant | And there ica, said, “And that is.a strong rane objective above all others. for is” ‘would. strive as,.President of the

check revealed yesterday.

in leaivon

Khrtishchev

clergymen

will be

Premier . Nikita

Soviet

Ponce,

his forth-

on

impressed.

CAP

torate

Hennings served from 1935 to: 1941

in the House when he was

appointed naval aide to Gov. Rex-

Rico.

Juan,

Hennings returned to-Kansas City

he resumed — Ww. He was first elected to the Sen-

k a ndrin in , 1950

and

won

reelection

rg

pe

estate.

action

Investment

stands

at

cael as .

private

be -close

Maj

107

and

pa

was

not-

disclosed.

on

his ‘party's

.

precincts

rate

‘

by the wice newly-created

Productions

—_|ing in New

York | mext Tuesday.|the +

-

Bre

AWJF

oO

[ies

in ’

development

the

along

the

may

s

and

rivers|sule

Recovery

later the Air

near all -| y vulner be especi

If recovered, it able to the elements with the) a row for view of relocating these families|in

(See DAMAGE, Page 20)

in

be: three| second. stage had

T

iry

|

°”

of

the

T

2

it =]

Oday

new

company,

incorporated

Sept. 6, has already signed Maria

‘Antonieta Pons? one of the lead-

‘

>

Inc.

Dr. Florencio Pagan Cruz said

_

language ing actresses ofherSpanishdirector +hus-

|movies, and

band, Ramon

[sre

Pereda,

of 30Years in films.

Pa cee orbit {Sule as it parachutes toward theof busi north area target mile 200 60-by|

On its 17th trip | around the ingame "game. }earth—about.8 p.m, EST today—| Hawaii.

ce

to

president of the Puerto Rico Film

s the satellite is to eject its eapsule|Propased production - | Calif.|- ‘The scgre to date: U, S. _2,, somewhere Andres Eemarque, tad | Thirty Arctic: the over Gareia Santiago, president of the} VANDENBERG, XV roared tha Ross, and Puerto ns into} USSR 1 ~ 's rock aloft at| mi et a} (AP)—Discoverer to conduct Wuge|1, Cano Mapy Cortes, minutes later planes trailing isshot tion of areas| polar orbit yesterday with : a. cap- ae the. on study the cap- | Fernandez dy on to snag m. and less than two hours will try es p. $ trapez TS! catch Force which

tally

to Rico was announced yesterday

a

(See HOTEL, Page 20)

R

a j

final

The

by midnight bein (See CAP, Page 20)

moving picture industry in Puer-

. 11956 and two options. to

r

v.

miss: are still reported : |Capsuie au

36

|

i

recent

is estimated to | ‘Se? story on page 5.) ot 3 000 ie i © Basten. sae: Pua

said | Guard Davila death ofighe National Maawthile as‘at san may. rise

‘the e

interview e ramet eee

that} sive Party, in a colorful

Aad

five

By A, W. MALDONADO An ‘ambitious plan to accele-

reports Jose death toll on the island from the| Sime,” ic Hotel Corp. controlled by | Progresthe Democrat of head | week last floods which occured

- . mow

in

has

Nereidas A.| Benitez,| Bridge and is owned by

the official

reported that

test

SS Insular

SUAREZ

.

The Office of Civil Defense yes-

terday

failed te

have

petitions

Sa Fee laorrdoup MoPlavinse must

purchased a 99-year lease and the from Corp.

Leon de Ponce Graham-Anderson Ltd. of ‘TorpnPrice of the transto, Canada.

By MANUEL

second

Rico’s

Puerto

approved.

been

eS

the practice of

~ ate.

te

count’ of the CAP

bastian, Luquillo, and Ceiba.

Still unfinished are the decisive precincts of San Juan and Rio Piedras, among the 12 sectors still undetermined.

As of- yesterday, 53,000 out of the total of about 80,000 eligible petitions \filed by the CAP had

recover-

ford G. | Tugwell in Puerto After about a year in San

remain-

date: Atroyo, Toa Baja, San Se

oeon operati

ial

days

meet the 10 per cent of the elec-te.

~

=

‘

STAR

State Department

largest ‘¢ity.

by American to the UnitedNations i. ing visit com (See KENNEDY, F ‘|

would act im the

a

petitions, ‘the fledgling party has qualified ‘in 52 of the required including island) precincts, 60

for a Dallas rally,

prepared

that

said

ballot,

|itwo more

complete

America.”

That is a

States.

With ing for

Ye

last May.

the

on

get

to

its race

November

Po

President.

; “Senator said

aides of

ed “from; atv eee

|

Party today is heading for what ‘may be a photo-finish

ob-

in

Page 22)

age of 57

home here at ice

Protestant

day before said he Texas’ Kennedy (See NIXON,

one

America is the

jective above all others for .which he would

strive if elected.

Kennedy

Sen. ‘Tho. eee

a, strong

that

ap-

already

With Ponce

proved, the Christian Action

DALLAS, Texas dential candidate Johan F.: Kennedy said yes-

flited

GTO \ (AP)— Hennings, Jr.,

By JACK BELL

(AP)—Democratic ' presi- ,

US. action could not be defendor ed, either on “ideological moral grounds.”

He charged in a|cable from the (See SOVIETS, Page 20)

yr

8 Precincts

Reds

wc

ee

;

eh

!

the

premier said

the

Express,

Daily

the London:

from

tions.

to,

Replying

restrictions.

i

Se

area

a veteram

natwn

are LiberMar Soler, Ricans BoRuth and ,

who has been teaching

law at the University

(See MOVIES, Page 20)

i

je HE SAN JUAN SEAR — Wednesday, September 44,1960

2

[ News In Brief |

Parliament Sup ports Lumumba

After Kasayubu Arrest Order;

Betancourt

Congo Situation Is-Explosive LEOPOLDVILLE, The

plot against his regime Palace

ing,

met present

tabulated

that

Bumber

of

members

present

but

guards

the two-hour session. ehine guns were set

nor

were

viet

Uniom

aceused

Seeretary

Hammarskjold

ing Security Council Instructions on the Congo and asked fer a meeting yesterday.

The U. N.

then DO

amnounced

there

would

meeting.

The wity

that

Soviets

contended

Ceuneil

reselutions

U.

N.

military

that

be

the

:

Moving West

!

~feomtinued to rise yesterday, the U.S. Weather Bureau reported.

U.

N.

An

Conge’s

that

the

not intervene

internal

affairs.)

tonight, by

led

military

ne

he

justified”

and

Lt

will

However,

make

probably Saldivia

Ecio

a

offer

Mirafleres

radio

an

and

TV.

evaluation

“an

instance

isolated

whatsoever.”

implications

Takes

is not

Back Seat

At

IAEA

participating”

in

the

meeting.

Vasily

Yemelianev,

a|

expert, represented the Soviet Union. Due top rank in the Soviet hierarchy, it had would be allowed to be his country’s tep. beard.

easterly

wave,

or

low

pres-

had escaped from théir country.

They ice jeustody while their case is studied

Tanker

3

Reds

Reject

Berlin

in

East

Bertin,

Protests

declared

seekers and militarists” from

acti

Die

BERLIN (AP)—The Soviets last night rejected the protest of the Western allies against East German interference with free travel in Berlin. Maj. Gen. Nikolai F. Zakharov, the Soviet com-). that

was acting withing its “sovereign

The U. N. ended its contre} of [DiS Plush villa outside the city

were

VENICE, Italy “<(AP)—An Italian tanker exploded in Venice harbor , killing ‘tree persons. Thirteen others teported dead by police were rescued from the sea by a passing ship.

mandant’

in the

af

and

force would

revelt

has

Italian

Barometric pressure in the Windward and Leeward Islands

Cengo was te be undlertaken enly in consultation with the Congolese governmem

net

president

pilots asked for politieal asylum in Austria. Police said the Yuges-

See-

in

nation

lavians said put under

previded

aid

“is the

“+ GRAZ, Austria (AP)—A Yugoslavian military plane landed here yesterday at the Graz-Thalerhof civilian airport and its two’

Gen-}.

of Vielat-

yester-

2 Yugoslav Pilots Dash For Freedom

at

Light ma up in the

mam hal! by Army treops.

(At the United Nations, the Se

erat Dag

that

leading Soviet nuclear te Molotev’s one-time been believed that he representative at the

Present

Guards

Steebhelmeted

said

International Atomic Energy Agency’s (IAEA) board ef. geverners| opened here. An IAEA spokesman said “Mr. Molotew is presnt'

88-20

by newsmen.

Betaneoert

VIENNA (AP)}—Former Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Moletov yesterday was pushed into the background as the meeting ef the

with five abstenstions.

The vote did not coincide with the efficial with estimates

the

Molotov

mem-

at

‘Isolated’

Romule

of the Venezuelan political situation. Betaneourt called Monday's

for the vot-

officially

to

60-minute

capital.

ef Parliament

majerity

A

bers was

announced

speech

Congo (AP)— Parliament last

strifetorm

Revolt

(AP)—President

day the suspension of constitutional guarantees after the military

night granted full powers to Patrice Lumumba’s government after a spokesman for President Joseph Kasavubu announced new orders-for the arrest of the in-again, out-again premier.

Thus developed a baffling+— and explosive situation in this

Says

CARACAS

the

East

German

rights” in preventing

regime

“revenge

entering its territdry.

t= the aren bare

Radio Leopoldviile and troeps loyal |Dehmd a cordon ef U. N. Ghana} iy not expected to intensity, the UAR, Soviets Sign Development Pact soldiers and his leyal Congelese} | DAMASCUS (AP)—A UAR government spokesman said yesternal ed. day 285 million rubles worth of development projects have Emergency Registry Seen Ae Retreat been recently concluded with the Soviet Union. Mehammed Alem, eteeniar.

Seafemtor

Night oe Docters

The

Pharmacy

ee

OR

on

Night

o_o

U.N.

here

Remtaree

as

inter

Buty

a

ti

views

firm

decisions were seen}

+

majer

retreat

bed

f

stand.

The decision thus

oe

of

its

threw

the

Congo politieal situation inte an

Call Tel 33462 for miersnetee ang explosive stalemate. ay puprantinh M ite 303, Repto. Metrepelitano

—

Casune Dr, Rafesl A. Jimenes Tel. 2897

emacs

a Street,

Urb.

Tet. a0

Of

UAR

Cattle

Shipped

@

Cuba

{

Syrian

executive

minister

of

communications,

teld

news-|

men of this but did not mention the projects in detail. He said they included building a@ railroad linking the agriculture rich Roftheastern Syrian district ef Dejzira with the Syrian port ef Latakia om the Mediterranean via Aleppo. '

L

Two hundred and- fifty four head

officials

appeared

of cattle left Puerta Rico by boat

Eweresidence ficial

Pereyo

less

than

ene

bis of spending

after hour

baffied| and

Monday

plame

yesterday

Man

Who

lass head left onen the Cuban

in|E!

protective custedy of hestile sel-'twe

Chole,

and

16

more

Cuban carge planes.

PRETORIA,

Cuba

fer

Shot

left

shi ship, on

East

Verwoerd

Germans

Africa

Committed

(AP)—David

Tighten

Restrictions

BERLIN (AP)—The Communist regime of East Germany teok another slash at the rights ef West Berliners last night by anmouncing it refuses to recegnize the validity of their West German

ne:

from

ANNOUCING

South

the

sert

step in the Communist campaign West. By imposing on the 2%

of

stateless

ign

status,

the

Communits

to isolate West Berlin millien West Berliners | were

bolstering

to make West Belrin a “free city,” as proposed

Ousted

Bishop

Blasts

S.

their

by Seviet

Africa

LONDON

(AP)—Dr. Ambrose Reeves—the Anglican bishep of deported frem South Africa—said yesterday he believes South Africa resembles a police state. “But 1 am still Bishop of Johannesburg, and at present, I intend te remain just that,” he told upon his arrival in Londen by plane. He hopes, he added, te return te his work in South Africa seme time im the future. .

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By WALTER STAR

Steamship Corp., an affiliate, if

P

Washington

| Water-

WASHINGTON—The BOSTON. na

Don-

man

yesterday

won

(AP)—Hurricane

went

into

history

No

Islands

sooner

@ut

than

assistance

Donna

effect

began

watching a suspicioug low presgure area some 1,200 miles southeast of Miami. The area had unusual shower activity.

Donna’s grim toll stood at 143 known.

dead,

scores

than

year-old

on

its foreign

trade

|

The Federal Maritime Board in

bowed

weathermen

yesterday

operations.

to Maine.

had

its more

Corp.

battle to continue serving Puerto Rico even if granted | Federal

after a relentless march up the Atlantic. which spread. terror, death and destruction from the Leeward

Steamship

the parent firm accepts a Federal

Correspondent

ruled

that

the

company

need not shed its ae.

Waterman

Steamship

or

the

Pan

way

for

paves, the

Waterman

negotiate

rejected

ments

by

with the Federal goyernmenf: for

help in offsetting cost advantages

enjoyed by foreign flag competitors on overseas routes.

Special Board permission js required

Atlantic

for a carrierto continue

lines receive

no

estimated

mainland

in

New

operating

tween

Puerto

Canadian maritime provinces. The

decrease

nor

Pan

At-

Rico

and

east coast

out subsidy.

Waterman

Atlantic are owned Industries, Inc.

by

and

Pas

McLeaa

The Board said Puerto Rice needs both the coastwise carriers.

It

also) found

existing

that

without

containership

the

capacity,

a shortage of this type of tonnage

would

exist.

The Board

pointed

out that the

island's Ports Authority, in drawing

up

its

plans

for

a

multi-

million dollar development of Sam Juan

harbor,

estimated

that

at

least 4045 per cent of future cargoes would move in containerized shipments.

The Ports Authority backed Waterman’s

appeal.

a bil-

ln business

in Puerto Rico?

course out of Maine toward the said Donna cane winds

Line,

cities, would result in “unfair competition” to the other carriers.

Both Waterman of Puerto Rico and Pan Atlantic, now called SeaLand Service Inc., operate with-

England.

Bureau

Insular

gulf ports,

Donna headed out of the United States late Monday night, moving on a*morth northeasterly

U.S. Weather

Bull

the

argu-

lantic’s trailership operations be-

lion dollars. Twenty five of the deaths were in the United States, eight

opposition

man of Puerto Rico service with

missing,

at nearly

the

. domestic

i authority,

continuation of neither the Water-

thousands homeless and: property Gamage

the

strictly

largest of the carriers in the Puerto Rican trade, the Alcoa Steamship Co., and TMT Trailer Ferry Inc. The ‘Board said that

its operations receives Federal ai*

U.S.

on

Board

in the plying the protected U.S. coastCorp. of wise trade while some phase of

Puerto Rico, a wholly-owned subsidiary,

operating subsidy.

The '27-page

subsidy

routes.

In granting

at Boston

|:

had lost her hurriand forecast further

in intensity.

So devastating was the storm’s fury

in

Florida,

Eisenhower ef

the

that

state

as

insurance

said

night

ceived

sections

major

area.

British last

President

designated

companies

they

preliminary

ing the damage

|-

disaster

had

re

estimates

fix-

caused

by hur-

ricane Donna in the United States at $1 billion.

Donna spent her final blast on New

England.

Hundreds

of com-

munities were without electricity for as much as 24 hours. Thousands of homes were without light or telephone service.

The Atlantic Coast was strewn with the wreckage of countless pleasure craft.

Thousands of coastal dwellers evacuated from Long Island,

‘BANK WITH feenat

as

PAPA OBJECTS—Evelyn Johns and her bridegroom of two days, John Henry Antrican, posed happily in the doorway of their saecon tale home near Sneedville, Tenn. The bride’s father, Charlie, who at 22 married 9-year-old and Eunice Winstead in 1937, objected to the marriage and

THE BANK Ferre Endorses Time Off BUSINESS WHOSE For Religi ous Instruction IS PUERTO RICO

Connecticut,

Rhode

Massachusetts

homes

Island

returned

to

had his son-in-law

their

is 20. (AP Photo) |

yesterday.

arrested. Evelyn is 17 and her husband

By HAROLD J, LIDIN

Republican

Statehood

came

lowed

Party

“release

time”

religious

for

which

A.

Luis

candidate

gubernatorial

out flatly in favor of legislation under

Ferre

of their choice.

instruction

yesterday

Ferre

public school pupils would

said:

be al-

‘We

favor release time for religious teaching,always provided it is granted within the constitutional rights of the 84 was a prime factor in the de- ed that the setting aside of classpeople and respects the prin- cision of Catholic laymen to or- room time for outside religious ciple of separation between ganize the Chistian Action Party. instruction does not violate the church and state.”

Ferre said ‘an opinion written principle of the separation of But

he

Ferre

did

not

or. his party

has

specify: if by U.

any

early

plans for legislation authorizing released time for publie school children.

The Ponce politician limited

his prediction to the promise that legislation will be sponsored by

the~Statehood

proper time.”

Ferre inoted

Party

“at the

that Statehood Party legislators had voted to discharge’ Bill 84, a. releasetime bill sponsored by Independence Party Rep. Jose L. Feliu Pesquera, from the House com-

mittee in. which it was buried during the last session of the Legislature, The refusal

of

the

House

of

to approve Bill _.. Representatives

S. Supreme

Court

Justice

church

state.

and

Claiming that statutes faciliWilliam O. Dougias|in the landmark 1952 case of Zorach vs. tating religious education for pu Clauson had “dispelled” all his doubts as to the constitutionality

blic school pupils now 43 states, Ferre said

majority opinion in|the cage, rul-

in Puerto

exist in that he

of the release time controversy. could see no “reason” why such Justice Douglas, who wrote the legislation could not be supplied Rico.

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Bogota Act Begun By

J. M.

ROBERTS"

NEW YORK (AP)—Latin American cynics calling the Act of Bogota “Operation Castro,” actually

it

is

the

culmmation

of

a

movement

ever, perhaps more truly than ahy of its predecessors, a Latin American project, promoted by numer-

are but

is

true

that

the

United

States

really

dent

besun

from

large

to

of

first

the

be

fund.

kept $500

going.

appears,

Payment

Too,

million

of

is

ibecause

loans

the

far

it

will

potential

greater

will

be

power

than

be

a

it

im-

-revolving

in local currency,

which will then be plowed ‘back into the program.

Latin American development thus is given two legs to walk upon—increased industrial capartity and social improvement at. the lower levels, look» ing toward an increased resistance to Communism,

Such a program was one of the first reforms

Reorganization

introduced in Japan during the American occupation after World War II. That program has been widely credited as a major factor in the recovery of that country.

While some of the Latin countries are disap-

reform, housing, business is, how-

going

mediately

heads the list of measures to be financed through the first half billiom @ollars to be put up by the United States.

began

developments.

The program for agricultural education, health and aid for small

Eisenhower during his tour last spring.

It’s preamble calls for “further practical

sion of the spirit of Operation Pan America.”

It is notable that the financing of land reform

to run with the ball -only after CasNews tro demonstrated the urgency of bringing economic aid and the means of Analysis social stability down to the level of the people, without waiting for the “filtering down” precess

pointed at the size of the first American contriby tion, they have been assured that the program ig

ous meetings between its diplomats, and sold to Presi-

two years ago with a survey by Dr. Milton Eisenhower and the proposal for “Operation Pan-America”

by President Kubitschek of Brazil.

It

By Milton Eisenhower

of an

Onganization of American

States economic council has its precedent in the various agencies set up as economic cooperation in Europe has advanced through the Coal and Stee]

Community,

ward

Euratom

eventual

and

the

unity.

Common

Market

to

.

A Trip With Doc Nixon

It Makes You Feel Better and enthusiastic audience and an impressive ticker tape pa-| rade. While the crowds in Indianapolis were less enthusiastic, they were obviously pleased by what they saw and heard.

Everything is balanced in the de-

change. anything, but’ it

sure makes you feel better. to him

by

bling

News Analysis

the

Natufally,

trum-

waters

lighted

of

the

opulent

the

President

didn’t

start a war or let the side down,

Monument fin Indi Square ji or

everybody's

that

so

the

applause

F

Listen

is

loud

and

Nixon

will

and even

deal

into

the

Ca-

a i g J iy if

The

for

Michigan,

after

being

Miss

who

America, 1961

in Atlantie|

Carolina,

left,

and

Photo)

Ruth: Rea,

Washington,

him of ‘how wisely President

Ei-

South | senhower has handled everything.

D.

C.

(AP

should has

that for the

vote

the

Most

IMPORTANT NOTICE 10

ry.”

IN THE PONCE AREA

have

The. Congo? “We could,” he says, “have tried to inject our.

selves

into

the

Congo

without

honoring ‘our commitments to the United Nations charter, just as Khrushchev seems to be trying to do, but we can be eter.

CONTINENTALS LIVING | 222525 =~ The

U-2?

got

The

angry

President

with

could

Khrush-

chev at Paris and maybe brough

of

man

experience to deal

the

comments, ¢ritics

and patient, he could have turned Cuba into a “second Hunga-

be

in

bold,

and

cautious,

a

with

a

course

it

‘between.

Of

air

of

college

and

the

time

almost

who

United

do

he

sadly,

not

States

merely

about

realize

is first

in

that the

world, morally, militarily, educationally and scientifically.

Anybody who talks about Richard M. Nixon trying te 4disassociate himself from President

Eisenhower

ought

debater

patrictism

~-

popular.

distinction

has

sin-

that

to

be

is

ma

-| between his foreig Policy : n themes and the domestic Policy every-

Flemming, of Monti center, poses with two members of her| or the chosen

almost

to believe, and is delivered with

body

City. The two runnersup are Edith Sandra

the

Is it effective?

A

court

not

is, for it encourages his audiences to believe what they want

extremely

ague,

but

and imaginato Republican

could

for the

conjunction

cerity

MISS AMERICA, 1961—Nancy Ann

the

confident,

speech

phrase

an

pe

except

reduced to a mathematical formula and set to patriotic music: a

s

5

z

and

phrase

i B

proud

speech

later

E

to Africa

rely vn | di 2r

basie

historical record. He promises to. be firm but not belligerent,

complacent, bold tive but faithful campaign with the ex-of Soviet influence in-

Maybe in the tension

Ee

Nixon

to

fol-

theme Dallas.

he On

developed domestic

here Policy

in he

was on much sounder ground.

He gave a concise and effective definition of Republican opposition to enlarging Federal power and preference for state and local ‘authority. This was both in keeping with: his own and his party’s. philosophy and got a good reception here.

His foreign policy theme was

equally appealing.

The only trouble basic

theme

adds

; that

is up

to

a

his Pic-

low him for a single day across ture of the world that no wellwould consider this country. He has both arms |. informed man around the President’s neck and ‘seriously for a moment. It is his basic speech about “peace good politics but it is bad®hiswithout surrender” and the “ex- tory, all delivered with the skill pansion of freedom” and “un- of an accomplished actor. rivaled prosperity” is almost identical

with

Eisenhower's

bas-

ic campaign speech of 1956.

Here in Dallas he had a large

1S NOT TOO LATE

The Institute Cultural de la Comunidadof the Catholic University of Puerto Rico offers courses in Spanish 13,

1960.

French,

for beginners Also

Italian

in and

commencing

advanced Russian.

call Mr. Isidore Garcia, Phone Santa

Maria, Ponce, P. R.

Spanish, For

on

Sept.

English,

infermation

2-4150, Ext. 34,

Join

the

dog

obedience class at basketball court.

Barbosa

Park indefensible,”

Dr.

Addisen in the

Philip

tish Medical

Monday—Wednesday—Friday nights 7:30 P. M. to 9:30 P. M.

Journal. *.

Dr. Addison is secretary of the

Instructor: Mr. Russell Milroy

gives legal aid to doctors.

The council, he said, was per-

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Medical

turbated

Defense

by

the

tients’ claims for

Union,

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number

of pa-

eompensation

“after an operation was ed on the wrong limb or digit.”

Often the mistakes are due to

doctors confusing right with left. he added, be wer iedoesy

—

7

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Benitez Reports Party

Campaigning!nStates ‘{ship

A. W, MALDONADO

By

in Puerto: Rico is old and

arise has, toip ‘Im the sound and fury of the| that new leadetsh that to 1964—and_ now in/from ‘battle thickening ‘ political are role will be played by the DemoPuerto Rico; local observers ¢ratic- Party; if you don’t believe

puzzled by a’ strange silence—the

of

It

called

Pro-| that the young will win over the

Democratic

the

silence

| gressive Party of Puerto Rico old—ask Adlai E. Stevenson.

Party, for Democratic “The and its president Jose A, Benitez.| The STAR; attempting to un-|the 1964 campaign, will fight to od . ravel the “mystery’ of the silence, | the death, “A new era must come to called party leaders yesterday.

.

was

named

ed.

At

Puerto

Chardon,|

S,

Carlos

-who

agronomist

distinguished

gubernatorial | RATHER

party

.

Rico.”

;

activity _

QUIET—The

n the central offices of the U.S. candidate. He could not be reach-|‘i said ‘Democratic party here is extremewife

-his

hishome

these days.

he was in Ponce conducting an|ly agricultural It called successful

‘study.

Orlando

Antonsanti, Democra-

and

Jawyer

tic national committeeman, who F said: “I frankly:do net know what is happening with the party. I have not seen Benitez in about a

still

I’m

Although

mon

a

Democrat.and support Kennedy, my law practice has kept me away from local politics.”

Antonsanti added that he is

is still a

whether’ he

doubt

in

national committeeman Democratic

since the committee

National

has not decided whether to re cognize the Benitez or the Gov. the as faction Munoz-backed authorized Democratic committee in

.

Democratic

called

headquarters—no

pitty

.

No Answer

STAR

The

,

:

Rico.

Puerto

answer.

And then the STAR called Jose A. Benitez, Party

mar-

(Very

of

Party

Democratic

“The

Rico.”

of Puerto’

“Maravilbosisimo!” velous. )

Demo-

the

-how’s

Befiitez,

“Mr.

cratic

Puerto Rico -is in full battle.

No, not in the local election. We are fighting for Kennedy and We have decided to Johnson. suspend registration of the party fight is to

in Puerto Rico. We cannot Our job now two fronts.

in

the

Los

An-

have all Puerto Ricans States vote for Kennedy. are

“We

in

working

geles, New York, and New JerIn L.A. we have helped sey. organize a Viva Kennedy Club and in New York and New Jersey we have Benitez for Kennedy

!

:

e

pre-

honorary

I am

Cummittees.

;

sident of all of them.

“We .are also working in Puerto Rico. All our offices are actively working urging people here

ie

to

write

oe

relatives

their

to

“Your holiday

After

national

the

the

we will resume paign for 1964.

“Munoz

has

lost

i

cam!

prestige

in

BE gos at the, ‘Democrati party

win,

will

He

convention.

never

And if he doesn’t win,

™

will not lose.

lose

must

“He

I

because

all

Democrats

in

Puerto Ricans all over the world know

the

that

Beet Fumie sident—and

his

ea oe is name

ee Jose

A.

Beniter. “we believe that Commonwealth is not permanent. It must move to independence or to statehood. We, the Democrats, are standing

hood.

on

the

foad

to

state-

But we are not against

Commonwealth now. “we believe that it should: not

go to independence—if you disagree, ask Lumumba. “we believe that the

paradise

isle;

rings the bell!”

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A New Service for the Commenwealth’s Export Trade efeller Puerto

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“OFFICES AND PIERS IN SAN JUAN, MAYAGUEZ AND PONCE

ce mua

THE SAN JUAN STAR —

Wednesday, September 14, 1960. -

ne

DOOR

PRIZE—Charles

Pennock,

who

appeared

as

guest

speaker

FOR

Monday at the Garden Club of Puerto Rico’s first meeting of the 1960-61

FLOOD

VICTIMS—During

Monday’s meeting of the Garden Club

| of Puerto Rico at the Reserve Officers Beach, Club, members

season, shows club officials a special white and purple orchid presented as a door prize. From left to right are Mrs. Madison Fletcher, Mr. Pen-

monetary Above

nock, Mrs. Jorge Jimenez, president, and Mrs. Jerrold Von Wedel.

¢ontributions

left

to right

are

into

a container

Mrs.

David

W.

for the Cheadle,

island’s Mrs.

dropped

flood

W.

F.

needy.

Ransom,

Mrs. Lawrence Bunker, all board members, and guest, Mrs. J. R. Wadsworth.

(STAR

photos by Betty Knorr)

Here & There

45th An niversary

Garden Club Plans 1961 Flower Show

By Betty Knorr Nearly 100 members and guests of the Garden Club of Puerto Rico turned out Monday for the group’s first meeting of the 1960-61 season.

Mrs. Bew

Jorge

Jimenez,

president

the

officiated,

club’s

and

garden club would sponsor a gala floweft show.

The last show was held in April of 1959 in the Isla Verde Rooms

of plants from botanical gardens and private collections from all over the world. He explained, too, how his nurseries grow certain exotic plants here by grafting, slip-

tinental. Mrs. Madison | Fletcher will be chairman of the 1961 show.

ping

of the Hotel

told

Charles

the gathering of a new policy being

speaker

imitiated Meetings,

on

for she

the coming year. said, for the most

and

this year

again,

Juan

Pennock,

Intercon-

Sr.,

guest

at the tea meeting, spoke

landscape

gardening

and

com-

mercial nurseries in Puerto Rico. of He told the ladies how the latter

Part will be held in the homes Members

San

the

obtain stocks through

it

-ets

Avo

me

the exchange

me.

free

and

from

seeds.

As a door prize for the gather-

ing, he donated an exquisite white, tinged with purple orchid, which was won by Mrs. Gleen Lawrence.

In

addition,

every

lady

present

was given a small potted dracaena plant from Pennocks to take home as a living

souvenir.

The bers, Henry Rivas, Mrs. Ralph

names of seven new memMrs. Frank Zekaria, Mrs. R. Ralicki, Mrs. Aureliano Mrs. Simon Schmiderer, Thurston Ackerbloom, Mrs. Lopez, Mrs. Gloria Patter-

son,

were

added

to

the

garden

club roster.

Mrs. A. J. Samaritano will be hostess at the club’s October meeting in her Villa Caparra home.

Liens

Q.

Why s0 eestatic?

A.

Rave makes the most of

Postpone Champagne Dinner

The decision to postpone the Lions Club champagne dinner,

scheduled for this Friday night, |-

FAMILY REUNION—It was the first family reunion in

elastic...and it’s the only

bra that does!

17 years when Mr. and Mrs. Andres Justicia, shown above

«..around the cups

cutting their anniversary cake, celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary recently in the Governor’s Room of the Hotel Condado. The couple’s 10 children, some of whom came from the U.S. and Central America, were all on hand for the celebration. Before the reception, the couple reexchanged nuptial vows at special ceremonies held in San Agustin Church.

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That Formfit Feeling!

A.

For ormfit

bras

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in the Fiesta Room.of the Hotel Condado Beach until October 21, was made at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Roberto Buxeda in Villa Caparra Monday. evening. The Buxedas are to be patrons of the affair which will honor approximately 150 couples, who by contributing $100, have helped the San Juan Lions fulfill their cancer league quota this year. As special guests for the occasion, Miss

America 1960. and Miss Inter- tions are still to be had by connational Beauty 1960 have been tacting either Mrs. B.A. Cheney invited for the October fiesta. at 2-3385or Mrs. Margot McCloskey Attention

Bridge

at

Players

30010

ext

222.

Package

Reservations at -the Hotel

for Saturday night Barranquitas are

for the day, including accomodations (two to

being snapped bridge playing

up by the island’s crowd. This Satur-

transportation

day, the Puerto Rican Duplicate Bridge Club will hold a two-session

tournament,

at 2:30

p.m.

and

day

and

deal

overnight a room),

dinner

Satur-

is $8.50.

Initiation

8:30 that evening. Fees are $2 per

The Hato Rey Chapter of the Puerto Rican Federation of Busiare prizes aplenty, ineluding a ness and Professional Women will special first prize of transporta- initiate its new members at ceretion to the hotel, overnight ac- monies to be held Saturday at comodations and dinner, in addi- 3 p.m. in the Nereidas East Room player

for both

sessions

and

there

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it turned

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coffee

the

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, September 14, 1960

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR always

letters

have

the

are

sent

that

to them for publication, I seriously question the ethics of both cutting and imdication

altering whether

them with no that they have

been tampered with. | refer to the “Open

Letter

to

Harold

Porter

SOCS,”

by

Mr.

even

enthusiastic

supporter

of

commonwealth status, even though he is mad at us and doesn’t want to work with us, or let us say— doesn’t want to continue what he has been doing, namely not work with us, as a member or as assistant

treasurer.

We

hope

that

By HARRY

+

ever most of the states have “local option” which gives their

services: :

individual counties the privilege of voting for or) against the sale of alcoholic beverages. Today nearly half of the counties in ‘my. state of North Carolina have state-controlled package stores. The others prohibit the manufacture, transportation, and sale of liquor.

Often the citizens of a county vote against disturbing their prohibition laws. The folks say it is more convenient that way, especially for civic leaders and females. If prohibition were repealed they would have to go to the package store and buy the stuff. With prohibition, the : [ae bootlegger delivers the stuff to the door. The bootlegger carries the liquor in a briefcase and ° the neighbors think he is a lawyer who has come to draw up your will or deliver a deed to a piece of property.

8) a literate population;

he continues his dedication to the (6) a highly skilled labor force; that is what and (7) governmental and economic Inc. ‘Sept, 9) which you chose to cause of his own; organizations staffed by and large publish in the day of our highly we are in business for.

However when Mr. Porter by persons of competence and successful testimonial _ dinner, of

General

Foods,

“Tribute tp Operation Bootstrap,” the proceeds from which will go

to the victims macao flogds. ed

of

the

recent

Hu-

The version of the letter publishby you differs in several im-

portant

respects

from

the mimeo-

graphed

copies

that;

Mr.

gave ever

to SOCS.

Porter

I submit that who-

did the changing—he

or you—

was guilty of grossly unethical conduct, since no indication at all appeared bad been

in your version that both cut and changed.

had

expected

SOCS

to do,

without (since he missed a great Many more meetings than the two

be mentions, and simte did a solitary thing to

cheap personal these who have

integrity.

motivaworked

loyally and hard, he is as ignorant as he is scurrilous. He indulges in a nebulous and even childish kind of mind-reading at a distance of both time personally, of

accostumed

and space.

I am course completely

to the charge

that al-

most everything I have done in Puerto Rico during the past five

Wets

years have been done toward the it end of ingratiating myself with

To give merely one example: Among the several things that

Porter

ascribes tions to

he never get them

accomplished) as yet seeing any visible results, is that of aequaintimg continentals with ‘Mr. Luis

Ferre’s extraordinary and indefensible manjpulation of statistics on his false claim on behalf of Statebood.”’

Not only did I not see that and several other original statements in the STAR version, but I failed to see asterisks or other signs that something had been omitted.

the

powers

number of close and Mine

that

be—including

men who cherished

for the past

kind

of

a

have been friends of

twenty-five—and

motivation

to

its exhausted

were

those

our dinner an oustanding but also on a number of

the things that Porter not being done.

claims

are

Earl Parker Hanson Santurce, P. R. EDITOR’S

letter

NOTE:

carried

publish

‘in

Reader

the

whole

Parter’s

permission

to

or in part.”

You

indicate

that

the

U.

S.

is

“virtually committing itself’ ta the unilateral underwriting of eco-

sees

“OPERATION Sir: >

PAN

I can agsure both you and Mr. These comments Porter that we have been hard at} editorial of work—those of us that are willing your to work instead of merely grous- titled: “Operation

j|

AMERICA”

are directed to September

10

Pan America.’’|

Major

economic

policies

and

prob-

ably a resultant re-aligment of some of them. And note that I do not make the traditional distinction

You stated: “This (Operation Pan America) that the results will be published can be at least as effective as the between U. S. foreign and domesti¢ eminently successful Marshall economic policies. before too long.

In a program prospectively as Indeed, the testimonial dinner to Plan which practically rehabilitatwhich Porter objects was one such ed the countries of Europe after big as “Operation Pan America” answer, as was the scroll that the second World War. It should these are all one ball of wax. To we there presented to Teodoro be more successful because of the illustrate, as I recall, the Federal Moseose, the text of which you experience gained in the adminis- Reserve discount rate during the Marshall Plan period never stood may have if you are interested tration of the Marshall P’ I believe these judgements to be higher than 1-% per cent. And im publishing it witheut omissions er alterations. Such things, how- misleading and hence dangerous. what, it may be asked, does the ever, take time and careful work .}Let me recall that the functional Fed’s discount rate have to do with what the U. S. can or should do Needless to say, with Mr. Porter’s label attached to the Marshall and in turn with the success or4

ing—preparing an answer to Ferre’s often-bizarre claims,

resignatiog removed.

On

the

one

whole,

obstacle all

TODAY’S

has

of

us

Mr. and

been

are

BEST

Plan

was

“European

Recovery

Program.” Surely recovery is not the essence, if indeed it -is any

FROM

EUROPE

failure

of

‘Operation

Pan

Amer-

gold

indeed

Charlotte,

members of SOCS who have worked hard and consistently, not only to make success,

Support

Dry. Voters

Often a county with package stores goes all out in supporting the prohibition voters of its neighboring county. They stand to lose a fortune in business if the folks can buy the stuff at ea prices at home. When Charlotte (Mecklenburg County) went “wet” a thriving little town in South Carolina was de vastated. Today it looks like a Western town which has abandoned

even thirty-five-years. But I object strenuously to his ascribing that same

GOLDEN

Repeal of national prohibitions by Roosevelt in 1933 did not abolish the prohibition laws in most ef the Southern | states. How-

gold

the

mine.

The

mines,

largest

of

city

liquor

its

discount

rate.

one

of the backward

the

western

And

no

countries

hemisphere

can

of

insu-

late for long natienal interest rate policy

against

the

Fed’s

in

Carolinas.

the

5-6 per cent would probably largely

nullify the benefits of direct U. S. financial assistance on any conceivable scale.

Second, the delusion must be shed both in the U. S. and in the backward Facke

“It makes

for a really fast game

one racquet!”

of

the

hemisphere

that the process of economic development is one which can be

GERMANY Rudi

countries

when

they

have

to share

quick,

cheap,

and

Sam

Van

painless.

Hynizg

14.*}

6

aia’

a

*

pucgedt

bai

8 >

S.C.

proximity

Today

the

to

huge

-

FAIR

PLAY

area

with

Sir; I understand that the “Dog Catcher” in the municipal payrell was admonished for lack of

spent doing

diligence.

necessary

Thereupon,

in

order

their

automebiles in

the

equipment

and

rescue

boats

to

operation.

much time the many

help Others

at their sets, routine tasks accomplish

the

mission.

For this selflessness, Bob

and

tainly

co

not

attuned

with

what

we

otherwise

would

at home

away

Naturally,

more

have

from “La

guests

the other “Hams”

“La

Las

Lemas

Rio

Piedras, s

KP4EB,

Bob

moved

ing

weather

Ri-

publie

P.R.

and

efficient-

service

to

the

P.R.

es

Meyer,

in

reports

from

POTOMAC FEVER By

sta-

FLETCHER STAR

Hu-

hours, the only form of communication between Humacao and the rest of the island.

i

a

people of Puerte Rico. We take this opportunity to thank the many other anonymous persons and groups who contributed so much and we know the people of Puerte Rico share our gratitude.

we

located over the Antilles. no time for rest, he was on the air for endless

of

quickly

indispensable

-had

macao, had spent long hours as net control station, coordinattions With back

given

ly, as they usually do in times of disaster, te provide an

Pargue-

All in all this is not what know as fair play.

Enrique M. Diaz

be

EDITOR’S NOTE: The STAR hereby gives a public “thank you” te the “Hams” whe

mischief.

than

should

in Puerto

thank you.

Mrs. D. W. Trivett Ramey Air Force Base,

stayed

Perrera”

to

in

to safeguard his job, he used a very ingenious plan that I regard as irksome and most cer-

Washington

Millions

go

back

KNEBEL Sureau

to

school.

Some schools are if a kid holds up

so crowded, his hand to

be

give

excused,

three-day

they

him

a

pass. ee

Industry cuts back spending for new plants. Republicans fear that some November, they may

“Hams” went into, the fipod ae

Santurce, P. R.

its

LETTERS

THANKS TO ‘HAMS’ I suggest that te have any pros€ pect of success ‘Operation Pan Sir: I was disappointed when the America” requires the shedding of San Juan STAR failed to acktwo delusions. First, in the U. S. nowledge the invaluable service the conventional methods of the rendered by amateur radio economists in the seminaries of operators during the hurricane higher learning and in government alert and during the floods. must be questionéd at every turn.

of

profits from our state-controlled package stores support’ the public library and its branches.

And because the sale of liquor is illegal in so many counties, bootlegging remains one of our big industries.

White Lightning is the name of the bootlegger’s blend. It is so strong, powerful and pungent that many people, though they can afford better booze, stick to White Lightning with a fervid loyalty. If you are addicted to it, all other liquor tastes like Kool Aid. North Carolina and Tennessee. are the big bootleg states and bootlegging is perhaps among our largest industries. But recently the papers were filled with deaths and poisoning caused by bad “likker.” White Lightning sales dropped. The harrowing prospect of unemployed bootleggers was so great that our chairman of the State Liquor Board, with understandable state pride, was led to declare: “The bootleg whiskey poisoning our sitizens is not bad North Carolia whiskey, it is bad | ennegsee whiskey.

discount | T@

rate. A Fed discount rate of, say,

in Fort Mill,

because

know as fair play. . ica?” Unilateral underwriting by the U. S. of “Operation Pan AmerHe managed to get a female ica’’ would, unless adjustments dog undergoing the sexual “fevwere made elsewhere, seriously er.” Situating the dog in strateworsen the U. S..balance of pay- gic places he got wonderful ments position. The conventional catches (this warranting the method to correct such a state of preservation. of his position), affairs would be for the Fed te including well kept dogs that raise

stores

course,

PERE

cut

to

2s ita

editors

right

Prohibition Is Still With Us In Spots

the letter shows be an ardent an

i

Sir: While

delighted that Mr. Porter to

en

OBJECTION

en

10

iFoneht with (hele plants i fey Lie 9

SS

down.

'

£

ko

He THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, September 14, 1960

‘Fat, Wonderful Country’ image iit : sie

et >

Mis®

Se

Gabcoription

_Is What Is Hurting Kennedy

ane

‘

Rates

Besutar Melt ar Mist’

Se a3

ae

— United States. Possessions, a Ye Ss wm ‘$152.68

ss

D he asked. “I will tell you. You

ing Kennedy?”

© Mes. sm ‘$63 08

beats. You know what I think of Cape Ced? I picture in my

drive across this fat, wonderful beautiful coun-

mind a lot of idle, rich fellows sitting around

try. And along the highways you see the cars parked at the motels and the kids and their

in white | Sook Gadi

tun

Sr

eae

folks splashing in the pools, You don't stop

throws

im a swim. =

-

You

You

know it’s on the bill.

“You

doen't see any suffering.

are becoming

days and campaign.

They

strained early in this’

|

become

|

will

more

taut

as the

incidents

of violence before

further the fortunes of their chosen candidates.

Both

leading

Muiioz

condemned

candidates

Marin

the

for

and Mr.

incident

the

governorship,

Luis A.

at Guanica.

|

Neither

-

you

im Pittsburgh a labor union officer said:

“In five or six years from now we will

rity. Even if it worsens it will be.some time be

have a sort of WPA to take care of what

so plain everyone can

, they maybe

see it. And this is what is wrong with Ken-

‘medy's campaign. At Les

located."

Angeles they showed

bet

ker

ee

Donna’s

comfortable

We

now

have

.

| {

the official toll of fatalities in the}

floods caused by hurricane

Donna.

New

York

damage

Carolina

City

and

exceeding

With

and

up

into New

the

coast

England.

force,

mot

talk

about

It caused Donna |

We have learned several valuable lessons from this hurricane. And at a terrible price. But if we take one lesson to heart, and act to profit from it, we

the

fence

about

.

We must give tep priority in all our housing programs to-¢he removal ef families from low-lying

areas to high, safe, ground resist

both.

wind

and

in solid houses that

water.

A

good

beginning

has

already been made with the plan to build 100 low-cost houses in Humacao, nounced are aimed

Other housing plans already anat. protecting against a future

disaster of the proportions of Humacao.

®

Ali of the best imtentions, however, must prove useless if we do not expedite, at the cost of all other

housing programs

if necessary, the removal of fami-

lies from-unsafe low areas along rivers and canals.

Let's move at top speed, mindful of the horrible

toll at Humacao, will

find

our

and

resolve

people safe

and

that

the

next

storm

warm

in solid

houses

built to weather the worst blew and floods. t If ever again a family is lost to flood waters

because we failed to profit by this grim lesson, it will

be difficult to answer

Joe Is Back We

why.

were concerned about.a strange and

baffling

- gilence that had fallen over the political arena the las several weeks. We missed the voice of Mr. Jose A!

Benitez, president of the Benicrais faction of the local: Democratic Party.

A few months ago, Mr. Benitez announced he would

register

his party and

ballot for the local elections.

then,

single

and work

convention. .

Fer

your

pa

all

Middle-Aged Scarce

a man today who is past 45 or 50 no matter

feeder-line

plane

skilled he is?

“That’s why labor is for Kennedy...he and the Democrats are not giving us this

guff about everything being just dandy, richer and better than before. There is a houmar problem the Republicans are ignoring just to get elected. And it looks like a lot of people are buying it. Russia is taking the

way out in front. but I don’t like lot of my friends Kennedy has lost

Congo

and

who

talk

there

aren’t

about

These traveling way.

the

are

nearly

really bad

that

Texans

have

made

these

things.

I

very

and

letting

us

other

published was

P.

Since

ara

| " [eerful idea about having a Texas

S.

If

the

again

and

We

isn’t Texas

elected might

B.

the

not

gobdd.”

GOOD offered

to

“abandoned

in your

my dog”

98-60

edition

had

calls

from

almost

ef the Sam area, Ponce,

Juan and

several other spots in the island.

About 75 telephone calls and 10 ‘personal visits to my were registered in less

home than

eight hours including, of course, a number ef Puerto Bican comples tion

eager te spomsor of the dog.

Mr.

and

Mrs.

the

Harold

adop-

Under-

hill, from Puerto Rico News Service, took charge of the pet.

The others were directed to the

“Refugio Alto Miss It

de

Animales,”

Road, Km. 6—Hm.'8 Quinones. is my understanding

Cupey c/o that

the “Refugio” has a considerable amount of assorted and weil

kept dogs, including puppies and

semi-pure breed animals may be taken up pledging able care for the animal, I sever thought that

Milroy

R.

Republicans

Lyndon

peo-

let’s

extraordinary.

every sector Metrepolitan

every

P.

respense

letter captioned

Ex-Texans

Santuree,

Only

RESPONSE Sir: The

in on the scoop, as I for one feel that it wonid get things rolling for everyone.

Russell

million

But,

are some of the things ome hears, across country, stopping along the

of K.

that

nine

werking.

PALS

hope

are the

how

here in St. Kitts.

and

labor,

do something else. You know anybody hiring

place that they have been.

Just last week, Ed Gess of Texas and myself were discusEdmead & Co. I like very much dancing, mo- sing this very idea, se more dern jazz music,’ reading, writ- power to Jame Deemer and other Texas folk in Puerto Rico. (Puering and photography.

All letters will be welcome and | to Rico being like Texas, but answered promfly, a photograph not quite as large).

With a good Texas steer, wash will be enclosed im each and pot full of Red Beans, plenty of every one.

I am anxious to receive let- Cold Beer and a good honest Texas Hill-Billy ters for I like te write and I to goodness have lots of time in which to band, just watch out, as the do so. ‘ .

Texans might organize.

Thanks to your wonderfulThank you im advance for your publieation of this letter paper for printing Jane’s letter in

unskilled

stress

that Joe Benitez is very m

‘political victory, and working to achieve it—in 1964, _

Jebs

LETTERS

I am the managing director the business firm called J,

comes on the older

“I listen to the glib writers and speakers saying they must be relocated and trained te

why. Right after the te Cape Cod. That was stories about him and his place. They had pictures

PEN

everything on. unions.

a new machine

style Bar-B-Que in Puerte Rico and orgamizing a Texas Club, Most states and foreign places I would like te correspond with young men and women of Puer- have a Texas Chih for just this of gathering, California to Rico between the ages of 17 ‘sort having a Texas Round-up every and 22. .

I am 26 years old, 5°72” in year at Bakersfield, which not height, 152 lbs, in weight, very only attracts thousands of Exbut the many friends black hair and brown eyes. I am Texans, WANTS

blame

Let’s

isn’t.

Then he went to Los

there has been silence. errs Pein bes

happy to

more

place candidates on the

‘Angeles to attend the Democratic

whe

is fime and

can prevent a similar tragedy from striking in future

years.

give:

work or these doing first te go.

ple

than it did in the devastating sweep through several the mainiand.

what

Out of Pittsburgh on a a teacher said: i “Yeah, I think Nixon is I don’t like him too well, everything about Kennedy. A think

even in by-passing us took a heavier toll of lives here states on

are

say

Everytime

| our strengths.

The people like that. Kennedy is hurt.

through

however,

there

are ali in their fifties,

men who are doing semiskilled assembly line

people employed than ever before. And the wages are higher. What do the Democrais let's

a billion dollars.

all its destructive

.

, them because he says everything

change becapse of the number still missing.

A total ‘of 107 lives were lost, 90 in Humacao alone! where36 were still missing yesterday.

Denna swept notthwestward after by-passing Puerto Rico. The hurricane hit Florida, headed north North

where

They

Costs go up and the only way management ean cut them is to develop more machines,

“The people looked at Chet Bowles’ piccountry

now.

people

mean talking poor mouth? Nixon is winging

Previous figures;

were estimates and even the official toll is subject to

through

Staff”

dis-

it isn’t all the fault of anions as the usual

domes

tures af people out of work and they said, “Why that’s Russian stuff. This is a rich,

“Russian

“permanently

© grow. Costs are up. Unions know that. But,

ee ee

are in what the double

will call the

There are about three milliens of

or take a few years. And their number will

There are mex in automobiles, steel, and coal

themselves in a manner that will net tarnish the good |

Lesson

them

the pictures of the uaemployed.

They exist.

type of man ‘who will condone brawls as a part of political campaigning. | it is te be hoped that their supporters will conduct: a

take

be had his oid

looking at her.

call pools. Ali you see traveling is a good life. :

names of their candidates.

things. You

American Gothic. Well, that was Mother Nixon.

it has cushions im social secu-

‘before it gets to

again.

is the |

unless

other related

(#% it that artist's picture was called that

a growing unemployment. But

MeGHL

ae

Ferre, have

Not

and

him?”

| ™other and family at the convention What

:

the

It is unfortunate that weak minds and strong | arms icipate in political campaigns on all sides. | They have the same right te choose sides as do the | level-headed, serious party workers who seek to)

hollers?

that hurt

peat

eT AUE be tho giatecomarofaf all the kids sida . i And here is: Kennedy.He = oashe the block. You didn't think of Cape Cod is telling the truth. There is :

weeks ahead bring more heat into the | Tempers will flare and it is probable that |

there will be more wotes are counted.

Gov.

any

Net, Get lowe

Nixea. He killed them when

© be hurting and is. And de you

Nerves

eat

think

“That

“You drive all the way across

. this state which is supposedto

tle for votes.

en

1 know that isn’t true. [ never T bee ape Gok ts ceecaea

win

Jehason

Vice President, just secede from

paper

|tity

had

and

the Union and will need a base readers. of operations, such as Puerte Rico.. Remember the Alaino. }

such

a numerous

quality

of

that suityour quaa-

kind-hearted

Meracieo M. Reye Santurce, P, R.

|Humacao River Knows All Abide Along Its Banks

high,

RYAN

Dregs Of Humanity They are not»Puerto Ricans really. Their allegiance is to the forgotten legions of the world, the dregs of humanity everywhere. They are camped hopelessly by rivers the world

‘ flow down to the sea, Flaz€along, sometimes I run swift» 1- drink a bit too much, get

and go on a rage.

‘over...along

I start in a lake region somewhere above Caguas as the Rio Grande de Loiza. By the time I get down to the Caribbean my arteries are known as the Humacao River and Rio

Grande

de Patillas.._

clude

San _ Lorenzo,

Juncos,

Gurabo

and

than

Las

to tell you abaut the people who me (and what{|I say comes from

the very bottom

of my

bed,

went

squatters

own ,neither wooden families

APPROV AL-—Sen, John F. Kennedy, Democratic presidential candidate, turns to autograph sign held up beside his speaking platform at Lane County Courthouse, Oregon.

“Even Beanpickers Like Kennedy” emphasizes that this is peak of bean harvest and school opening was delayed so

children could pick. Sen. Kennedy is stumping the far West in an effort to pick up votes for the Nov. elections.

(AP

Photo)

the

for

land

the

they

“What

on

nor

looking

These

folk

poor

up

through

swim,

clothes in me. Also, they and just about everything

fish,

and

I’m

the

only

many

have ever known or ever will. But the instrument of great tragedy: I

How | make delicious Baked Eggplant, Spinach or Cauliflower with my

wonderful new

WARING

BLENDOR

feel badly

about

my

recent

to

the

rise

in

shacks

again, tomorrow, the day or so, and I'll flatten

again,

break

them

in my

I

calm days, I’ve noted flowing past the river

born

Major

(Che)

Gue-

vara has laid aside his duties

as

address

of your

nearest dealer

3-4111 It’s not

a BLENDOR

unless

it’s WARING!

call

le were , except

the

persons

4 N

I

name

as

“Hundreds

far

as

missing,”

city

peo- |

I

saw

relatives

filing

by

a

volunteer

|

i

A blank stare, hands in the air.

“We

by,”

haye

the

Finally, ‘Ch who

to have

kindly,

a name

tired

CD

to bury

voice

him

urged.

a weak voice said “Rodriguez, Juan tiguez, a man,

ed at last, Juan might have remem of ‘the century, was put

bodg rest.

at

the

i

As I drift along today, I wonder how many’ Societies For The Prevention of Cruelty to

Flood my

Victims

rampaging,

will

be

how

formed

many

tor will be forthcoming

bank

a result to

Will Action Be Taken? wonder if the Goyernor

also

of.

the

edi-

about the fate of river

squatters,

I

as

letters

will

con-

demn building along my shores and if he will

police the area to see that fo more homes are reconstructed. i . If this is not done immediately, there will

be another disaster. And another, And another.

ing

And'so

I keep

the mud

the

faces

along,

on

rolling,

hoping

of children

restlessly

carrys |

for clearer

days,

laughing

into

me.

said

CAGUAS—The Federal Social Security district office in Caguas will give - priority to claims for benefits to be filéd by survivors of workers who

yesterday.

has

UWesk

,

other

said

that

Guevara

for

he

had

and

to talk to

problems

was

first

Castro the

Batista

believed

hand

left

had

job

ope-

in

that

to have

knowledge

The

week

Bank Momber Federal Deposit insurance Corp.

of

involved there than any

other Castro military leaders.

in the

be

rebel

your friend at

Castro

his

duties.”

directed

against

area better

temporarily

“for

is the time

Chase Manhattan

Get Priorify On Death Benefits

rations

and

|

val-

cai

I;

manyof

no

I pass on

mountain

say.

Humacao,

Bank to direct ‘military operations

cause

nome

green

find

name.

against anti-Castro guerriflas in the mountains of Central Cuba, usually well informed sources

Sources

the

the man’s

Real

had

just

tried he could

the

a good

concerned.

president of the Cuban National

picked

For

man

notebook

t

asked.

sad facts In many

Guevara

sible.

young

name is Juan, he’s my cousin.”

“Last name,” a haggard’ CD

after, or tarpaper

bank

that vegappos-

the

knew

No

under

There was no official confirmation of the report, with banking officials saying only that

“The WARING BLENDOR is the omazing kitchen aid chops, blends, purees, crumbs, and liquefies all fruits and etables im seconds. . . lets you create an endless variety of petizing and healthful dishes and beverages never before

go

Directs Hunt |Flood Survivors

(AP)—Argentina Ernesto

to

make-shift morgue, looking at faces, pointing at bodies. One stopped and said, “His

4

HAVANA

that

dragged

In

cases these people are nameless to the towns » they live in, hardly tolerated by the betteroff citizenry. { ,

Castro Aide

@

way

above , the

man

who

through

ple would

cloudburst-

some folk.

journey

hall was

swollen fingers like match sticks, and when I do, children and adults will be sucked under, gasping for air in| their thrashing whirlpool of panic... unless, unless a change is brought about.

On while

the young

I think

level of sorrow and despair. But as you all know my flooding was an act of God, a reasoned, premeditated disaster.

Why? Well that’s a question .we old men haven’t been able to answer. * ‘But I can tell you this. Life along me need not smack of the anguish that it does, The pain and suffering could have been avoided.

I'll rise a year

with

missing

laughed.

1

Had

them

I’m

name?”

poised

concerned with the damage when I wet their bedding,

in

also

the

him

Jeys ef this beautiful land. Few

wash

of

that’s

around

man

who’s

-.But this is typical of the people ~« my

throw beer bottles else into-me. I’m

happiness

young

man

Now

his

pencil

Though

the only garbage collector many of them have ever known. I’ve baptized hundreds of children.

They’re lost without me and lost with me.

You all probably think of me as a murderer, but

was

a

a

“the

drunk.

no one nearby

the

cracks

the

“Oh, he didn’t have a name, he was an old drunk,” the town official) said.

shanties they jampack into. I know of 25 that live in one room. I gurgle

beneath them the floor.

to

asked.

1

live

home

with

part. They»

m

said

in hand,

isn’t it?” Everyone

a sort gf rock-

25 In One’ Room afe

he

notebook

-

strewn, slimy heart at best).

The people I pass by, for all their poverty, Tove me. In spite of my dragging large numbers of them under from time. to time, they. refuse to leave my side. They store all theit wealth on my banks.

They

the| Congo,

a dog.

“Yes,”

|

I want live along

Mississippi,

Amazona, the Yangtze, the Volga.

Along me, they are referred to by town officials in many places as “those slum people.” Shortly after I receded from the tops of roofs in San Lorenzo, I heatd a politician dismiss a missing person as if he were lower

There are many towns| along my winding way and many people. he of the towns in-

Piedras.

the

tae

Tm @ Sometimes ly.

PAUL

a gn.

By

admitted

publi¢ly

that insurgents were Escambray

last active

Mountains

at

from

300

to

1000

i

are

s

died ‘as a result caused

by

cial

of the

hurricane

Richard manager,

J, Lopez, and

the

Security

floods

Donna.

district

Humacao

So

representative,

Rafael M. Carrillo, are working closely with state agencies. They have

preliminary persons in

but ‘The

boasted they would “end before firing squads” as. did earlier opposition leaders. Insurgents estimated

ee

Who

list

and local obtained a

ist of deceased the Humacao aréa.

will

be

developed

to

determine the possibility of benefits payable to survivors in each particular case. f

The’

Caguas.

district

office

reported holding the mountain will expedite’ the processing of areas. There have been no re- the claims and the payment of ports of contact between Gue- the benefits to ‘survivors under vara’s militia units and the gue- special disaster procedures, Letrillas, I os dipez

said.

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By Johnny Hart Youll NEVER CONVINCE

ME [THAT THERE ARE FISH IN THAT STREAM!

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Weanesaay, sepiemver 14, iseu

OFF Violinist

and are

Henry

Chuck

Hutchinson

son,

Henry

Talavera

and

them Jr.

on

and

the

son

Tepper

New

York

Leu,

who

N.Y.C.

leave

City

has

been

and

Fitia

for

join

Puerto

Rice

as

well

Exhibitions held twice yearly in Barcelona, Spain. Showing paint-

Ogilvie

today

to

FSS. SS SS

de

as at the Spanish-American Art

trip

niece,

Negron...Bill

New

Ateneo

wife, pianist Luz Negron, vacationing in New York.

Accompanying

ings in tribute

to-Rosado, will

be Carles Raquel Rivera, Rafael Tufifio and Antonio Maldonade...

wife

visiting

afterwards

in

young

Topper will enroll in Petty, one of the East Coasts top prep schools. Father Bill is head of and son Topper is a “top” Junior

ing to his heme in St. Thomas.

Jerry is returning from a se veral day visit to New York...

Golfer...Serge Manni, Gen’l Mgr. of Duro Test Int’nl is at the Caribe Hilton, His purpose

Long time resident, C. H. Terry Jr. is visiting here this week prior to leaving for Lima, Peru,

is

on

Mead

Johnson

to

attend

meeting quarters

A.

in

at in

a

manager city

NBC

Caribbean

is

in

the P.

Littaeur to

Rico,

sales

the company’s headPuerta de Tierra. M,

Harberth

Clem

Puerto

Duro R...

Test

WKYN’s

in the big

(NYC)

consult

with

heads

CBS

Radio

and

and

of

TV

heads... Painter Juam A. Rosado is showing his paintings at the Institute of Culture’s lovely building in OSJ the showing is open to the general pubiic. Rosado,

one

of

the

painters,

island’s

has

won

most

noted

prizes

at

the

business.

main

in

Mrs.

San

Terry

Juan

will

for

re-

the

time

being with the three children.

Later in the year, the family will move to Montevideo, Uruguay. Terry is manager of sales education, International Business Machines World Trade, S.A.

Division... Cute

dis

is

fere

visiting

Margaret

mom,

returning

to

Lan-

Carel

school

be

at

the

Univ. of Chicago, where at the ripe old age of 17, she will be a sophomore... Spending Sunday at lovely Dorado Beach Hotel e

SINATRA’S DAUGHEER WEDS—Nancy Sinatra, . 20,

Daily

shows

Sat.—

1:15

4

end

8:15

P.M.

Sun.

and

Holidays

— 4:00 — 8:15 P.M. SEATS AVAILABLE

Sidney Poitier Dorothy Dandridge

Samray Davis Jr.

school School,

mates from Vieki Resales,

of Sylvia and Marco Rosates.

Vicki starts her freshman year

at Adelphi...Michael last heard from in New says it’s great, in San Juan

but will be home soon...Have you

found your dentist im his dentist’s chair? A friend me she did. Her dentist,

Dr.

Ricardo

Perez-Balzac,

his

visiting

teeth

friend,

guest

Burton

“THE

[*r*,

-

Barbara

BRAMBLE

Rush

BUSH”

Prevrew

Tonight:

- Tomy Noomen ROOKIE”

WHEN

- Kim

WE

MOSCOW

7 into

will

this evening

be

Novek

(®)}—The

family

a

garden

shrine.

A

simple

“iT

STARTED

“ANGRY

WITH

A

7:15

Read

FACE NEtSON”

the

Classifieds

PARTY

ARTHUR MURRAY'S

TRAP” SE

“BABY

a

at

Borgnine

Mickey

having

Friday, Sept. 16 ~ + (MEMBERS:

ONLY)

is

planning

a

new

ad-

these composers, including Jaime Cuculli, Carlos Segnet, later,

I

walkedto

the

overseas

highway and found a sheriffs deputy.

They'll never find my wife: She couldu’t swim a lick. I don’t see how she could possibly have come through.

Our house is gone. car

They feund

hundreds of yards from

the

ROCK,

cover,

Ark.

not

(AP)

the

—

contents,

Department

ed them up Rock Chapter

by telling Little No. 123 of the

back-

Ameriean Sociéty of Tool & MaEngineers it would another cover on its

magazine.

The cover is a brilliant, red,

and

a

glow-

post

Bonnell,

chapter

Felipa

imformation

should

be

Andi-

submit-

ted to Amaury

Veray,

of

Archives

the

Musical

Director af

of-

chair-

the

| is

the

third

recording

edited by the Institute of Cut ture of local music composed during the 19th and early 20th eenturies. The first ene consists of the principal works of Manuel G. avarez,: played by

his daughter, Elisa

the

Tavarez:

late pianist

The

second

of

the series, not yet released, is the recording of works by: José

I.

Quinton,

Nydia string

played

Font and quartet.

by the

pianist Figueroa

man, said a supplied the

Little Rock firm covers with, the

promise

would

they

make

eolors more subdued.

And, J.-D.

Alvarez,

no, Juliém Andino, Rafo Mojiea, Antonio Sicardé and others, is scarce, the Institute of Culture is seeking the cooperation ef people who might have information, musical scores, or phetographs’ of composers, All

This

the Post Office

nufacturinmg have to use

Mauricio

Institute.

fice spokesman said addresses written on it are too hard to - -..

when

dition to its series of musical recordings, which will comsist of Puerto Rican primitive “dan. zas” written in the rustic, oldfashioned style by local ¢omposers. whose works are little known. The “damzas” will be played by Puerto Rican pianist Etfas Lépez.

Sinee biographical data ot

in-the-dark

9:15 P.M.

be hers age.

The Institute of Puerto Rican Culture

im lo

that made the post office complain about the magazine.

“Too bright,” clerks said, and

We're

of

Plans New Records Of Istand’s Danzas

away from their eceanfrent home

It’s

HILLS”

RASBIT

from hucricarne wife was swept

LITTLE

KISS”

Clint Walker “YELLOWSTONE KELLY” “CHASE A CROOKED SHADOW”

Ernest

for five hours

Gets P. 0. Complaints

RIALTO-SAN JUAN

“THE

I held her for just an ins-

Eye-Catching Magazine

Ford

SUPER DRIVE-IN

tides his

her.

cluag

the house.

YOUNG”

- Glenna

piwe branch after

Grundy,

the

HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M. Reynolds

Denna

Buck

businessman,

should

becomes

Institute Of Culture

of

pilgrims.

AMBASSADOR - 12 M.

Debbie

Note:

Islamorade

she

at the

monument of polished bhack granite bears only the ehiseled letters of the Nobel Prize-winning author’s name and life dates.

Friends keep the stone ringed with flewering plants and have built a fence and a bench for

MEET”

Dick Clark “BECAUSE THEY’RE

Yellen

Boris Pasternak has turned his barren gravesite at Peredelkino

Phone SIC HALL oo.

Kirk Douglas “STRANGERS

Turek,

Editer’s

this. farm

Pasternak Gravesite ls A Garden Shrine

Last Doy: Victor Mature - Hedy Lamerr “SAMSON AND DELILAH” Newmar “THE

Ray

by

Man Spends 5 Hours Riding Log In Storm

monthly meeting of the Little ee at the San Juan Country ub.

LORRAINE - 12 M. Julie

speaker

was

checked

Dr.

of N. Y...Barry

PARAMOUNT

Reilly, Orleans,

ever own tells

having

Richard

Robinson daughter

A RES Se Rte

Phone

Beach Air Foree Base. (AP Photo)

of her former

eames

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to one

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to her senior year of studies at Adelphi College in Garden City, L. I. after spending her vacatien at the home of her parents in Los Angeles. Thyra will be

SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT

have.

Bonnell

agreed,

the

t

they

site)

COBLAN’S THEATRES

that her share be held in trust until she is 2L The will directed that any horses owned by Aly Khart ‘at the Arenales stud farm near Maracay, Venezuela, be sold at ‘public auction and the preeeeds given to Yasmin. Also, it specified that his half interest in

daughter of Frank Sinatra, and Tommy Sands, 23, smite happily following their civil w edding ceremony in the Sands Hotelin Las Vegas.

Both Sinatra and his former wife, Nancy, attended the wedding, Sands is on active duty at Long

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is

By

oe WPI

WWE

| ENS

Hi

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THE a

ah

STAK.— Wednesday, September 14, 1960

Report On Russia

To influence Th EDITOR’S NOTE: Following is, ing the third of four articles by a eorrespofident of The New Yerk |

eee

Times who has just returned after three

Rrhic

|

consumer goods. In a desper. }ate effort to relieve the housing ortage, the government has

ares may

to throw

years ‘in “Moscow.

N.Y.

Times

News

Service

Premier Khrushchev’s. battlecry to “overtake ahd surpass the United ‘States’ is the theme that

has replaced the Communist dream fm

the Soviet Union today.

The slogan is hung from the gafters of Soviet factories and farms, is primted on matchboxes,

ly

betrdys

the

United

Soviet

lead-

ers’ fondest dreams of power: they are counting on economic might to influence the course of world events and on prosperity at home to make

their system

American singer,

ade

The

Russia

of

people for a greater share wealth they have so arduproduced over the decades.

Soviet people do not exand their leaders do not

to overtake

States

in

free

sembly.

the

speech

What

they

United and

as-

are

after

is the United States of television sets private bathrooms, perhaps “automobiles. Although

there.is

a

growing

con-

viction’ in Moscow that ‘the pursuit requires the use of such “capitalistic” devices as financial incentives

and

distinctions, appears to freedom

controlled

no

class

one in Moscow consider political

a requisite

for

material

prosperity.

“Ten

years

ago

we

were

starv-

WKAQ-—

listed

according

te

language

(2)

WIPR — (6)

WAPA- (4)

WKBM-— (11)

Wednesday,

September

14

(lL) The

1:30-(4)

En Rojo,

Picture

Azul y Blanco

“Sobre

rich

|

And it has meant the disap ance of the worst evidences governnient brutality and

| PROMISE OF A BETTER LIFE—The typical Russian worker, no longer concerned with the triumph of the pro-

demand. overcoat,”

months

begins one

in

ago.

to

live

overcoat

for

is

going

was

to

send

more

productivity,

iciency.

Thus almost

| elves forcerd

to

us

work,

greater

irrevocably

economic

ef-

com-

progress,

the

have

found themeager or alternately

to turn

from

the

text-

book formulae for Communist pression, of the fear of sense- | letariat, dreams of a better life, with well-stocked stores, development .and to reach insolutions less midnight arrest and of sense- | adequate housing, television sets and perhaps even auto- stead for pragmatic wherever they present themless horror in:prisons and camps. mobiles. Encouraged by their leaders, the Russian people Presiding.over the toward are striving to surpass the United States’ standard of liv-|; selves. | Communist textbooks did not normality is Premier Khrush- ing, and thus gain new influence in the backward areas of Bete provision for the unprechev, a man once-removed from the world. ictable whims of women who the old doctrinaire revolutionaries—a man without a revolutionHe has proceeded from the as- people.

The Soviet Govern- let ugly, clumheeled shoes rot ary pseudonym like Lenin or sumption that a complex and ment has had to follow the con- in Soviet warehouses. They did Stalin. He has been successful sophisticated modern economic sequences of forces that it has not anticipate the sudden overto date because he has been f machine can be run only by set in motion.

From the deci- Production of bicycles and cheap a thousand other more interested inthe efficien people whose morale is high sion to offer the Russian people watches. and of his society than in the dogma and whose displays of initiative a, better life and more money to goods now plaguing the Governin whose name it was founded. and skill are encouraged and re- spend there rapidly developed ment.

Tomorrow: Little effected warded. the need to produce the trapin U. S.Seviet exchanges.

The Soviet Premier does not pings of a better life and things want to destroy his country’s on which money could be spent.

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approval

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Russian

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few

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6:00—(2)

the

perry, wear and one as Sunday best.

That’s only natural, comrades.

But where are we ing to get it- all from?

No

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color.

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incor-

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share.

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said,

hag

stock

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already will

at

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depend

personnel

will

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Script called

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production, Puerto Ri-

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The company has arrangements,

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ZA

BEACH CLUB __ 11:00

P.M.

Warren

Pershing,

ing sectors.

Tent

on

rious igdividuals, including Mrs.

after a record span in

military

éervice.

Eisenhower

hhabiendo

dirijo a usted archivado en

to,

1960

the Soviet premier said: “The

champions

of colonialist

policy call Patrice Communist.”

The

Lumumba a inconsistency

of such assertions is obvious.

“T would say that Mr. Lumum-

his party

turned away

canvas.

are

housed

a cordon of honor his waiting car for

ride baek

eontinue to help the Congolese people in their struggle to “real-

ly become the master and owner of all the wealth of the Congo.”

Pagan said, with several Mexican and

U.

S.

companies

to

distri-

Slightly

From

over

Page

1)

70,000

ficers as follows: president: Bayamon accountant, Isaac Vergne; secretary: Damion Rosa, New moyie

treasurer Enrique

owner

of the Martinez

petitions

chain

stores.

Martinez,

classes ‘to

stood

at

13

per

|

gubernatorial

good

election

with

of signatures.

surplus

a

,

The Commonwealth State Department had earlier forecast the

cent

check of the CAP petitions would

be over by yesterday. But the threat of Hurricane Donna, and the need to take special precan-

the percentage of petitions has con-

tinued to hover around that same tiops with the petitions, threw figure. . the staff off stride, he said.

Was

promoter

furniture

regular

rate of CAP petitions would rua about 8 per cent.

He still insisted yesterday that his party would qualify for the

valid

signatures are needed to quality the CAP as an island-wide contender. ; The reject rate of the CAP

termined if invalid CAP

of-

.

enable

months, predicted that the reject

sity,

‘company’s

start now.

the

school

the

in

CAP (Continued morrow.

after the count had been completed on 40 precincts. Porrata Doria said he has not yet de-

the

shelter

empty

to

yesterday

temporary,

and

to the helicopter.

bute its films around the world.

Pagan, who is secretary of the Academic Senate at the Univernamed

raised

guards to the short

ba is as much a Communistas Khrushchev is a Catholic.”

Khrushchev would up by pledging that the Soviet Union will

ed ‘it| was hoped that enough could be

without

a word and walked back through

Guiding

In

Hand

ed as the guiding

hand of the local

powerful

that amassed

82,000

CAP

push

signatures

in only

case

the

church-backed

pax

ty fails to register island-wide, its leaders insist it will go ‘ta

Last Week CAP secretary Eduardo Flores, widely regard-

elections

lities where The

three

in the municipa:

it won

posts

of

recognition, municipal

as

semblymen and the mayoralty are the prizes in these local eli tions. ° The CAP, has filed at-large

MLZ 2573

candidates

tive

for

seats,

only

plus

the

two

legisla-

offices

of

governor and. resident-commissioner. .

Its legislative at-large candidates are form Independence Party Rep. Jose L. Feliu Pes quera and Caribe-Hilton hotel personnel executive Mario Davila,

nightly

are

trying

for the

House

independence

supporter

Sal

vador Perea, while its entry for the position of resident-commis-

vs.

sioner

is

pro-statehooder

Luis Cordova

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Eleanor. Roosevelt. wreath from a » Placed it Khrushchey also announced on the marble marker stone and. | were underway /to build a $300,+000 permanent; bridge in the) that while in New York he will stodd silent for a few moment s, | town. ' { 3 stay at. the Soviet U.N. delega- The silence was broken by the} Sixty-five homies were reported tion headquarters on Park roll of muffled drums and then Lorenzo and: 30 destroyed in) Avenue. the sounding of taps by an Army others were dama ged. Temporaty In reply to another question, trumpeter, The President and shelters have been erect and

‘fis

los

:

living

more

and Senate, respectively, CAP gubernatorial candidate

usted enterarse detalladamente de los termiBos de la misma Y. siendo o representando la parte perjudicada por la sentenc usted ia, cual puede establecerse recurso de de la apelacion,

caso copia de ella con to de 1960. Caguas, P.

-re-

Miguel Hernandez Acosta, diof 66 years |‘rector of the Authority, whe. is * charge of rehabilitation ted a simple of , Feported that plans.

Rivera,

archivada en donde podra

field,

been

was washed out in the floo#

who

El Secretario que suscribe notifica a Gsted que esie Tribunal ha dictado sentencia en ei caso epigrafe con fecha 11 de agosto de 1960, que ha sido debida-

mente registrada y autos de este asunto,

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LUIS R. ACEVEDO MORENO Secretario, Sala de Aguadilla

Julia Sanchez Rodriguez, demandante Victor Samuel Rivera, demandado NOTIFICACION DE SENTENCIA

cities have

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(AP)—Presi- ; It was the 100th anniversary sident Kisenhower bared his head of the birth,6f General of the before a simple stone marker in Armies dont.

Pershing. The Arlington National Cemetery yes- day was le by Congress terday in honor of the memory to commemorate the deeds of of the commander and chief of the highest ranking officer in the first great American mili- U. S. Army history and of the tary action in Euroue. two million Americans who fought under him in Europe in World War I. Eisenhower flew from the White House to Arlington by helicop(Continued From Page 1)

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for the American League pennant took a breather, the Boston 61.78 .439 22 Pittsburgh Pirates jumped 714 games ahead again in the Kansas City 48 90 .348 34%

By A. W. MALDONADO National League Monday night, whipping San Francisco Not including yesterday’s games.

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Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick said As

yesterday. in the past,

ter

the

the

competing

Detroit

second’

and

fifth

games

for traveling.

If a playoff is necessary to determine the pennant winner a best of three game set will be played, starting Monday, Oct. 3, the day after

while the Orioles have at it.

After

home

NEW YORK, (AP)—The 1960 World Series, barring a pennant playoff, will start Wednesday,

the

close

of

season.

In that

be

one

open

end

of the playoffs

the

case date

regular

here between

and

would the

the start

of

the World Series.

All games will start at 1 p. m. local time except Sunday games

in New York or Baltimore. will begin at 2 p. m.

which

sas City (Herbert 10-15), night.

Baltimore (Fisher 12-9) at Detroit

(Bruce 3-6).

Washington (Lee B-4) (Score 49), night.

Boston

(Sullivan

at

6-15)

Chicago at

Cleve-

land

(Latman 55), night.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 85 52 620 St. Louis TT 59 566

— 7%

Milwaukee

78

60

565

7%

Los Angeles San Fran.

Cincinnati Chieago

73 68 63 53

63 70 77 81

.537 .493 .450 396

11% 17% 23% 30%

Phila.

51 86 372 34 Not including yesterday’s games.

Pittsburgh Milwaukee

1

BEBEER

Chicago

HOME

New

York

+ Washi Dertoit BUNS BATTED Maris, New York Lemon, Washington Wertz, Mifioso, Chicago Skowron, New York Colavito,

NATIONAL

Larker, Groat,

Los

IN

97 96 4 88

LEAGUB

BATTING Angeles

332

Pittsburgh

325

Clemente, Mays, San Francisco » San Francisco Moon, Los Angeles HOME

321 315 301 301

EUNS

Banks, Chicago Aaron, Milwaukee Mathews, Milwaukee

Boyer, Mays,

St.

Louis

San

39 37 36

t

Francisco

BUNS

29

i

BATTED

2

IN

Banks, Gicase , Aaron, Milwaukee | Mathews. Milwaukee Mays, San Francisco Cepeda, San Francisco Clemente, Pittsburgh

|

109 108 106 93 89 89

Gov't Releases More Game Birds The of

the

Fish

and

Wildlife

Department

of

Service

Agriculture

has released 420 bobwhites under its program of stocking hunting preserves with game birds. A total of 866 has now been released since

‘BLACK: WHITE .

Distributors:

TRICO

HNOS.,

INC, °

page.

only

to

the

platform

seme

His

mission

was

explain

in

detail

Wut

to

stress

also

1958.

accomplishments.

speech-makers by

local

»

Fights °

secom-

KENNEDY (Continued from Page 1) strength—not by arguments or propaganda.

And he told Khrushchev not to be deceived by arguments in the

presidential

campaign.

“Mr. Khrushchev, deceived,” he said. hear _Uus

inquiring

lack

leadership.

do not be “You will

Ydelfonso

Ernesto

into

our

lost

do

not

Juan

Sola

Ramos

Morales,

Rep.

Antonini,

Sen.

R. Quifionez,

Mayor

Felisa

and

Sam

Rincon

de

Gautier.

Party veterans reached in San Juan. yesterday could not recall any political party ever having held a similar assembly of speechmakers in Puerto Rico.

Cabinet Meeting On Hurricane Plans Gov. Mufioz has ‘called a cabinet ‘meeting ‘for this afternoon to discuss macao

means to prevent the Hutragedy fram recurrins.

The meeting follows and‘ announcement by the cabinet will review. the civil defense plan to see how the government can offer the people more effective protection during the hurricane season.

Also to be! discussed will be a report by Secretary of Justice Hiram Cancio on whether the Commonwealth has the legal power to forcefully evict a family from its home in the face of clear danger to their lives.

Draft Soard Clerks To Meet: Friday An area clerks of

meeting of local board the Selective Service

System,in 23 municipalities

eastern

zone

scheduled

of

the

to take

of the

island

place

is

Friday

in

San Lorenzo.

The meeting will be held at the Lions Club and will initiate celebration

of

the

twentieth

anniver-

sary of the Selective Training and Service Act. of 1940.

A

special

ceremony

will

take

prestige, our shaky defenses, our place during this meeting, where of

But

be deceived. For Democrats, Republicans and independents alike are united in opposition to your system

and

everything

it means.”

He said he wants to win this election, “not preside over the liquidation of the free world, or the destruction of mankind, but to achieve peace and regain our security by rebuilding America’s strength.”

Kennedy

pushed

confidently

ahead with efforts to convince Protestant Texas—and with it other Fundamentalist religious areas—that his Catholicsm should not bar his election as President.

Kenned, ly wound up his effort to gather in Texas’ 24 electoral votes with a slashing attack on Seccretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson.

Luis Rivera Santos, Secretary of Agriculture, has asked that hunters and farmers protect the “Benson,” Kennedy birds for the next several years. prepared rae Rivera also said that 730 hunting Great issues licenses were issued in the fiscal Normally, K year just ended and 234 hunting avoids personalities. arms registered. it on Benson,

Monday’s

were

municipal

mittes. All towns sent two speechmakers, the large cities sent from three to five.

Munoz paid particular attention to the last section of the platform which is actually an essay on the “evils” supposedly caused by rising standards of living.

Speeches, Mujfioz said, should be

BUNS

wuss

Mantle,

From Scotland every precious drop...

by

not

lected

Maris, New Yo Lemon, Washingtoa

calling for “Black & White.”

page

The

MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

Smith,

character, smoothness and flavour.

Have Scotch at its very best by

legislative office and for mayors.

Munoz discussed the platform

from

Monday’s Scores 6, San Francisco 4, St. Louis 2

Sievers, Chicago Kuenn, Cleveland Mifioso, Chicage Skowron, New York

“Black & White” its incomparable

paign.

-The assembly was held in the town of Cidra and the purpose was to orient the speehmakers on the party’s platform. Includ-

Games

night.

dedicated to what the:'party is for and not what it is against.

Present at the meeting yesterday were Party Leaders Sen,

form to the people in this cam-{Samuel

the manner in ‘which it is to be presented.

Los Angeles (Koufax 7-12) at The Popular Party platform Pittsburgh (Law 19-7), night.

Chicago (Cardwell 7-13) at Mil- presents a delicate problem to party enthusiasts because it deals waukee (Pizarro 6-7 or Jay not only with the accomplish7-7) night. ments of the party but also with Cincinnati (Hook 10-16) at St. Louis what it has not accomplished.

(Sadecki 8-8) night.

San Francisco (Jones 16-14) at The platform, furthermore, deals Philadelphia (Roberts 915), with the evils that have resulted Today’s'

(Based on 354 er more at bats.)

(Net including yesterday’s games.)

AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING Runnels, Boston

o..@ secret that gives

dented “sales talk” to 350 selected Popular Party speech-makers who will take the party's plat-

ed among the _ speech-makers were all party candidates for

-— so =

ton, this

show-

third place White Sox are games behind, after win-

ning

To Begin October 5

teams will switch sites after the second and fifth games. to-} There will be an open date af

game series at Kansas City might with a one-game lead over Baltimore.

The Orioles start a + two-game set at Detroit that ends @ so far disastrous western trip

and

World Series Slated

ee eC ACTS Ss onan

1122

for

all

Democratic

tribute

will be

casion to those bers,

clerks,

paid

on

this oc-

local board appeal

mem-

agents,

ad-

visors to registrants, and advisors who have worked with the organization since 1940. As special guests there will be a number of

of

that

zone

who were inducted into ed forces at that time.

veteran

residents

the

arm-

(Continued

From

Page

1)

nation’s interests “without regard to outside religious consideration.”

Nixon said he would resign

as President should the time ever come when the office would require him to cience or the

violate his cons national interest.

Asked whether he could conceive said in his of circumstances which would one of the force him to violate one or the

campaign.” pretty

But orators

they hit the farm belt,

he

laid when

other and thus jsaid “I do not.”

resign,

Nixon

He added that he does not expect such a situation would arise for

Nixon

Kennedy

either.

said Kennedy

is in a

“Bensonism,” Kennedy said, different position and he had no SYDNEY, Australia—Freddie “sets the two parties apart.

It criticism of Kennedy for talking Little, 157, New Orleans knocked Sets the two candidates apart, about religion. out Bill Stanley, 160, Sydney, 2.

“The Republicans stand for He said every time a candidate Benson and Bensonism.

New York—fight between Candy McFarland, Philadelphia, and Jo“Nothing in the constitution mentioned the subject “it moves se Gonzalez, Cuba, postponed, due the issue up from page 10 to to hurricane By

The

Associated

Press

said he had to be secretaryof agriculture.” page 1.”

¢

>

ft

}

Sports Of The Times

Fisherman's Luck

The Party's Over

VB

ROME—If

the Greeks had a word for it, so did

It was arrivederci, or iarewell. They fervor

to the

Olympic

Games

gave

in closing

BEST

it with | affectionate that

were

(Native)

Olympic

torch

in its brazier.

The

a

,

)

Et Bebiqos tuoreee)

3 4 6 5

consecutive

weekend,

marlin

have

vanished

Juan

Casellas and

coudn’t find blue water less than 20 miles from

1

1

Ie

3

second

25 miles off shore to find blue water. a m San Juan te Arecibo,

(7th Race

Wednesday, Beni. 14, 1960 1sb-$2.550; alw: &yreup; 1 1116 m.

seemed

the

from the coast of Puerto Rice. For days one would have to travel

P Magnetico

(6th Race)

and the

of the

For

BET LONGSHOT

T

charged. ‘with “emotionalism bordering on the tearful. It was a dvlorous eccasion. The finish of this greatest of international sports: speciables always jis. ¢ i

flame

By Mike Murray

TINGS

Romans.

ceremonies

A Talk With Bertha

EL COMANDANTE

By Arthur Daley

=—

{ nis) 3

THE SAN. JUAN.STAR —« Wednesday; Septeaiber 14, 1960

lll

35

109

52

Bebeida| (Diaz) 107 «3-1 Tetrarquina (Maldonado) 113° BL La Mulata (Resario) 198 10-1 Cumbre (Ramos) es 15-1 El Titam easily the class of the field,

able

to

ce

‘ire.

BE)

Behieuc

should

pick up speed when El Titan reas them in wreund.' Bobeida has the stamina te stick areund fer third.

2nd-$1,700; alw; 2yrs; @ £ (Native) 3 El Pepime (Mates) 4 21 2 Charm (Valdes) 1S «(5-2 7 Debla (Figuerea) im «672 4 Plantaie (Diaz) ter 5-1 1 MacBeth (Coerchade) 14 «71 10 Temite (Olive) wz Bl (Reyes)

Shalimar (Malkdenado) Titania (Rosario) ftJeri Kay (F. Rivera) f-Liamere (Villalenge) fJayuyita (Galan)

1m

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says “Big Bertha,” will be sent, close and prepare anglers for what lies shead.

i

wepi.

f—fiela ty El Pepine has the speed te rem down Charm im the stretch. Charm has ecatly speed but can’t last the @istamce although im light and im capable hands. Debla is

.

Suddenly,

the

Olympic

flame

@

disappeared.

It was

as

of

a

great

athletic

3 13 1@ ?

8

extravaganza.

The band and choir broke into a dirge as the Olympic flag was lowered and then carried by six pallbearers | out of the

The

funeral touch had reached

Italian Olympic

fer

flag

bearers,

team

they

followed

were

the

only

athletes

mourners. on

the

could

surprise.

Pesetera (Reyes) bMavi (Maldonado) Carrutace (Diaz) #Esepra (Resario) Belleza (iglesias)

#3 1B 16 im 31060

3

Compiet

1s

5

aRevine

6 s 4 12.

its apex. Remnants of

as the chief

and

Except

1

scene.

(Valdes)

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(Pacheco)

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i

Club of Avalon, Calif. has registered.

Wi

=—=————<_ distance. (imported)

preparations is the

672 «(81

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the

«(21 52

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for all

Other fishing teams expected to compete: Southern California Tuna Club and the Club de Parada (also from Calif.); The Union Club, Chicago; Montauk Yacht Club, N.Y.; Brielle Marlin and Tuna

204 im 45 m4)

E

arena.

the

cleser

if. some-

one had forgotten to put a quarter in the meter and the heartless gas company had turned off the juice. For eighteen days it had lighted the Roman sky. Now it was no more, an empty symbol

goed

the reason

7th Annual International Fishing Tourney scheduled to begin Sept.

u

Guruche

13 2 3 6 8

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Club, N.J.; National

Capital

Game

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and

Conservation

Club,

D. C.; Ocean City Bill Fish Club, Wash.; Cape Hiitteras

Bill Fish Club, Va.;

Hatteras

Marlin

Club,

Bermuda;

Cat

Cay

Club,

anglers in the world will be fishing on the visiting teams. They include Jack Christiansen, John Raulerson, Jack Maheney, Milt Chaski, Bob Maytag, John Casullo, Lou Marron, Maurice Myer, Reginald Foster, Jim Odonnel and Gar Weod, Jr. Cocktail parties, dances, dinners and even a rocket display are Tanned the conjunction with the tournament, The enly catch last week was a 20-pound squid boated

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SP GRITS

San Juan, Puerto Rico, So

September 14, 1960

Dodgers

id

—

Pair Of Dominicans Face Two]

Local Fighters At Sixto Escobar Errors In vars will be the

Rafael

Tirado presents

Two

Dominicans—Carlos

and

Hector

to

Diaz—meet

Rican—Ray

a

co-featured

bouts.

of

the

cast of characters almost unchanged

PHILADELPHIA

when

scored one unearned

at Sixfo Bacobar Friday sigkE

Cruz

Connie

Daniel

Cruz, Diaz and Berrios are fami-

the

Cruz

first

has

ended

in

also fought

a

here

last

fael a

time

out,

Navarre

of

draw. several

decision.

rrios

are

defeating

Rio

Both

Cruz

expected

to

the

via

and

Be

enter

the

meet

in the other

including

for the innings

4

ta frat.

|

With one out, Maury’ fain

winter,

went

all the

way

for

Los

at

a

ll hit

Angeles

error.

All teams in “the majors were in action last night,

ed John Roseboro’s sacrifice and W-Podres hit the Los Angeles catcher with | 13).

ten-rounder.

Davey

Podres started and. went nine

hige

L. Angeles 100 000,000 1-2 73 000 001 000 0—1 5 3 L. Sherry (10), and to third when Gene Conley field-| Roseboro; Conley and Neeman., |

Ray Laboy, at one time from Yauce, has been fighting out ef New York.’

He has been in with some of: the better fighters,

in the

Dodger Charley Smith started | Phila. the tenth with a single. He. went Podres,

ring at approximately 132 pounds.

Diaz and Laboy are scheduled

te

Stadium last night. tok

the floundering Phillies. He was charged with the loss, his 13th in 21 decisions.

Ra-

Piedras

Dodgers —

Los

hotties being. Teligved ‘bq Latry Paylor retired Roseboro but dropSherry in the tenth. But Podres} 2 ‘the ball it his Hurry be.make received credit for the win, his * a double play. Smith scored om 12th against .11 loses, the play.

Gene Conley, who plays basketPodres allowed only one run, ball for the Boston Celtics during in the sixth, a run aided by a

times.

He beat Lionel Rivera im his last fight.

Friday, Cruz faces Berrios in a lightweight contest.

Berrios won his

Mack

Johnny

ten-round,

liar figures in lecal rings. Berrios and Diaz have fought twice with Diaz winning the second fight af-

ter

(AP)—The

run on two disastrous e

10th inning to gain a 2-1 victory over ‘the Phillies in the first game of a twi-night Sule

Puer-

and

pair

and

his boxing card

two

Laboy

Berrios—in

same

anes

setting

zt

The

(12H).

| L-Conley {

(3

|

Moore.

Diaz, whe leeks younger than most high school seniors, is billed as an unbeaten professional with hopes of becoming a world champion “some day.” ; Although

unbeaten,

Diaz

was

held

to

a

draw by the Puerta De Tierra fighter, Berries!

In that fight, Diaz teek most of the earlier reunds but tired tewards the end.

Casado;

vs.

Julio

Figue-

3,000

fans

to

his

last card and had a gate of $2,020.

In that promotion Cruz

the card as he will Friday.

Cooper Beats Harris In 10 LONDON

win

the

Nicklaus

‘Tournament

Omer

the handicap series.

and

3,

in

the

second round of the National Amateur golf tournament.

The Ohio State University student shot

5-under-par

the best scoring ment so far.

for his

in

the

top

a 642

(Second

Game) z

011 100

San Francisco Pittsburgh

15 holes;

tourna:

1 0 010 010

Milwaukee St. Louis

Wins

yesterday

to

with

01 01 Cincinnati,

night.

000 041

4

4

continues

tourney

Los Angeles Philadelphia

Chieaco at ST. LOUIS (AP)—Defending champion Jackie Nicklaus defeat: Boston ed Ken Finke of Tucson, Ari- Cleveland zona,

junior

PARTIAL SCORES

a unamimous

decision.

for

at the Bolera de Rio Pie-

Rafael

10-round decision over Roy Rarris

to

Club

bowlers dras,

of Cut and Shoot, Tex. Over 11,000 fans in Wembley Stadium saw Cooper pile up enough points by the- eighth round

Oller Still Leading Junior Bowling Play 200

(AP)—British heavy-

he won

4 —

There was no change yesterday in the leaders of the Canada Dry

weight champion Henry Cooper moved a step closer to a shot at Floyd Patterson’s world title last

night when

round co-feature.

95 COR Gepmameane ergs

headed

LIGHTWEIGHT__Ray Laboy, a Puerto Rican fighting out of New York, meets Chino Diaz Friday night in a ten-|

FAN <1 rege

Pablo

IES

drew

LaMa-

TPR

vs.

Gonzalez

roa Tirado

Kid

nite RENEE

Alvello

Antonio

card:

Castanon;

a p eomrsenggee prannnenen

the

Antonio

Washington

0

Chicago

0

we

nuel

of

vs.

annem

Baltimore Detroit New

|

0 1

York at Kansas City, nifht.

FORCED AT THIRD—Yankee Shine baseman Cletis ere taking a throw

Cleveland.

balances on one

that-forced Woodie Held, Caoveteed thee tates in Seton's

The raat won, 5-0. (AP. Wirephoto)

pees

rest

ups

The Motta

thee