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B A L L O T CAP Or FOR GO ERNOR Vel. I
No. 269
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Friday, September 16, 1960
Tel. 3-8400
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Confusion
Over
Two
‘Extra’
Precincts
By A. W. MALDONADO
-|
The Cristian ‘Action Party, unofficially
one of its 11 lost precincts |
recovered
The Christian Action Party
qualified
Guaynabo — last night through a recheck of | dent
commissioner,
senator-at-large,
rejected petitions, but found out two new | large. However, the CAP is not yet precincts
exist
that
two
new
precincts
such
confusion
Department, ful
were
natures, nounced
that they
the confusion lawyers
faithsig-
the officials would sleep
anon
covery
was
cretary
of
old party, the Justice Department said the CAP canPdidates ‘will appear on the
ballot as “candidates by petition.”
talk to their | §
This
morning.
The: announcement made
Asst.
Nicolas
is
Se-
Almi-
roty. He cited an amendment to the election law dated Aug. 15,
56 of the tricts.
1952, which shows that “San Juan II,” previously regarded as one precinct, is actually three
Cancio |
raises in
the
which
a
The
in
law
must
order
qualify.
states that
three
cent
it
60
is
to
61-%.
61
or
62
precincts
to/|
qualify.
made
Almiroty (See
Page
CONFUSION,
21)
Lumumba
ey were still counting names late last night when this picture
was
taken.
Here
but being reconsidered.
CAP
Escapes
By ANDREW BOROWIEC ‘The
Conge
said (#
The
‘It
was
a close
shave.”
second
attempt
to
kill
him
-Co. Joseph Mobuto’s gendarmes came when Lumumba was led last night rescued panic-stricken out of the mess with the protection Patrice Lumumba ftom the hands] of the U.N. troops. Rifle-carrying of sereaming Congolese soldiers Ghanians led him out soon after who clamored “‘kill him, kill him.” nightfall. It
his
was
the
second
life yesterday.
attempt
| -
followers
go
over
lists
on
Z
Screaming
many.
in full
Congolese
battle
soldiers,
dress,
broke
Earlier, the soldigts Broke into the cordon of guards as. Lumumthe officers mess of the Ghana ba was pushed into an Army U.N.
Congo
Action,
Page
2)
But,
be
the
the
1956
electoral
above-named
total
candida-
on the ballot. Ruling Justice
Hiram
names
Luis
Feliu
previously
rejected
Pesquera,
Manuel
truck,
Francisco Espinosa. Cancic said that although the CAP is not a registered party, they will be allowed
to have
their
party insignia on the ballot and the voters will only have
to make
one “x” to vote for the governor, (See CAP, Page 21)
Cuba Seizes US Embassy Secretary
Thousands Here See Polaris Over P.R.
HAVANA (AP)—Agents of Fidel'_Castro’s secret police seized a U. S. embassy Secretary in a predawn raid on her downtown apartment yesterday.
Patrick Henry- successfully laun-
| The
out
secretary,
nox, 26, of San detained despite
Marjorie
CAPE
CANAVERAL,
(AP)—The
Len-
, was her identi
fear showi inly in his' tion’ as an’employe of face? wind aml | basy’s economic section. His white sport shirt was torn. U: §. Ambassador Philip United Nations unit; and tried to lynch the deposed’ premier. He The truck finally whisked behind) sal protested the arrest, a fence of bayoneted rifles and/ orally and in a note to the had taken refuge there. Ghana troops protecting Lumum- left, leaving the screams of the ban Foreign Office. Lumumba backers An embassy spokeman ba succeeded in pushing the Con- once-faithful golese out of the building but one behind. They shook their first in the agents forced their way British officer of the Ghana Army (See CONGO, Page 20) (See
of
From léft to right are Jose
Two Lynch Mobs LEOPOLDVILLE,
an
because
liberal possible’. The rulings were written by Assistant Secretary
Martin Maldonado, candidate for senator; Baltazar Cerrada, director of the electoral organization committee; Eduardo Flores, party secretary, and Mrs. Martin Maldonado, seated. (STAR photo by, Jose Garcia.)
announce-
the
not
Cancio describe the Justice De partment’s rullings as ‘‘the most
.
No one could say last. night whether this meant that a party|
needed
dis-
Hiram
is
party
Liberal Secretary of
preeincts—under |
raised
CAP
districts,
tes will appear
previous knowledge, Im light of | the additional two, the magic!
number
island
get at least 10 per electoral vote in the
60
of
vote,
fourths of the total are needed, making
in
cause jt did achieve over ten per-
register
to
60
political
required
reports 80. Fur-
of precincts
party
successfully
CAP,
Justice
the
it failed to cent of the
Ba
automatically
number
of
said
official
This raised the island's total precincts to 82, contradicting all ther, the discovery
the
required
Secretary
precincts.
previously published that the island had only
because
garnering 70,445 certified signatures—-788 over the total needed—managed to qualify in only
of the dis-
by
State
party,
miracle for the three-month
check
and
this
the
party to.
political
according to the Department of State. In what is considered a major victory and a minor
created
State
where
to appear
representative-at-
official
to
at the
gathered
and
an
were
not previously known party officials. The “discovery” of
yesterday
on the ballot this Nov. 8 with their candidates for governor, resi-
—
‘ emBonboth Cu-
said into
(See SEIZED, Page 20) _
ched
nuclear
-a Polaris
Fila.
submarine
missile
from
be-
neath the Atlantic over Puerto Rico last night. Thousands of people throughPuerto
Rico
witnessed
indi-
rectly, the successful launching as the Polaris blazed across the island, The Navy said the launching, at 8:25 last ‘night, buoyed hopes that the U. S. soon may get the missile combat ready. The
four trick
shot
was
scheduled Henry.
the
second
from The
the
first
of
Pafailed
Tuesday, the Navy said. In Puerto Rico, hundreds
of
calls ‘were received at military and civilian aviation agencies as viewers reported seeing the missile. The
calls
came
from
through-
out the island. At the San Juan STAR, dozens of persons reported the passage of
what
was
variously
as a rocket,
jet and
Most
viewers
parently
were
to see the into a final
in
described
meteor,
San
Juan
fortunate
ap-
enough
missile as it went stage, and described
the’ change like a star bursting in the darkness
overhead
DSA IOAN EAS + Pepe. steer
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U. S. Charges Soviets Attempt To Turn Congo Into Satellite. By
MAX
HARRELSON
UNITED
NATIONS
command
(AP)—|countries
and even
some
of the ‘but te disrupt
contributing
The United States asserted yes | the Soviet Union had tried terday the Seviet Union is car-|cover up its penetration.”
rying
on
a
smear
against the Ee
eampaign
B
United Nations im ae eel
the action off the|
to
aceused the Soviet Union state im the heart of Afriea.” “deceit and fraud.” Wadsworth asserted
be
| the parties within the
The,U. S. delegate introduced; resolve at '2 resalution laying down a four-| peaceful
that
must
sandementel
taken
to
hie human
Soviet influence, with a view to| rights in the Congo. establishing a Soviet satellite} 3. The council should urge
the Congo into a Soviet satelli the very moment when the So-/poimt program:
te.
2. Action
troops, 'United Nations and to develop | safeguard
their means.
Congo te.
differences
by
4, The council should declare
viet Union was supporting U.N.} ' 1. The Security Council should | that no personnel, suppplies or U. S. delegates James J. Wads- | TeSolutions, it began “te introduce | encourage Hammarskjold to build equipment for military use
worth spoke before the Security ,2 St’eam of material and person-jup
Council,
where
he
2 massive financial and tech-|should be sent
introduced ,"¢! inte the Congo, net to assist} mical assistance program.
into the Congo
except by the United Nations,
s2iLtaau ss:|President Must Work For Good a resolution
pledging
full U.
S.
somata case: Of All, Nixon Tells Labor Union \s°23 222" Soviet
Security Council resolutions.” “In recent days,” he said, “the
ST. LOUIS |dent Richard
pattern
|laber
increasingly
umien
yesterday
it
is
the|
nominee,
whose
appearance
and
everything
be
clear. By slandering the secre- | obligation of a President to work | fore a St. Louis convention of the wanted. tary-general, the United Nations for the good of all Americans and International Association of MachProgram
“not
to
set
one
group
against!
inists
7]
Visualized By U.N. For Aid To Congo
of its to
U. N. advisers direct
of
the
elec-
it
traveled with now
knows
Ken-
this for a faet:
Both
that
another
is only | M. Nixon, are good crowd pullers.
elite few.’
Around
7,000
showed
up
how
Construction | °™S*:2 27 aleng 2swith him ts his wife isn’t Va. (#—The| this campaign, and be pre-
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NIXON GREETED IN DEMOCRATIC STRONGHOLD— GOP presidential candidate Richard Nixen and Nixen, pps Sige
GIVEN IN LATEST 1960 CESSNAS ISLA GRANDE AIRPORT
today
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left, are
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held, during $ fast tour of Portland.
ALL
think
— An official of the Army’s engine-|
U nder the plan each Congolese |
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Anyone who has
Army Engineers disclosed prepa-|
Minister would have at his side a U. andl N. adviser his’ scder caving obeying ea kev oo
J
win this
both presidential candidates
rations for hmar construction programs when Americans get to the
imply a radieal departure from
LEARN
no
Kennedy,
don’t
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again.
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said the plan,|
still in its drafting stages, would| policies Congo
suggest
FORT
~ Top experts at the U. N. Euro-|
N. the
“I
can
ever
if he is elected “you will have a Republican Bergen County where friend in the White House of | %* stopped at a shopping center. the United States.”
to that of Ghana, where most |
U. in
vietories—‘‘all
we
ieee
that regardless of which candi-|i" Jersey City. out Policein estimated strongly turned
of the British former colonial | civil servanis have stayed -on to carry out the orders of African superiors headquarters
said
red
seer
date the union decides to endorse, | 2-590
This would give the Congo an administrative structure similar
pean
Nixon
F.
D.
Truman
tion.”
to the beeen John
to
and experts
orders
té
Sen.
state.
the program, apart from tremendous seope, would be under the Congelese.
sive
Frankin
The Republican nominee said|°"lY morning coffee and f
features
place
basic
when
movement
if!
independent
the
single
minee,
for the
(AP)—Leading Unit-
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of
he
I say
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as
One
said
serves the cause of uniting Amer-|Medy and his Republican op iea for one presidential candidate |Ponent, Viee President Richard
:
of a 10 to 15 year U. N. program to put the Congo firmly on its feet
any
reference
iden
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Many Speak Only English
5-Point ‘Basic Provisions’ Give Picture Of CAP Goals Here is a brief summary of the “basic provisions” of the
Christian
Action
Party
released
previously: 1- The reason for the existence of the CAP is the defense of
Christian principles which been ignored by our laws.
have
« 2 In the field of education-CAP
‘proclaims and defends the natural right of parents to educate
their children in conformity with their
e GAR CIA
BISHOP MC MANUS -
MENDEZ
.-
Comments The follow ng made last night
ple
on
being
Christian
comments were by various peo-
informed
Action
that
Party
have
a slate of candidates on the November ballot: (Gov. Munoz, campaigning
in
the
island,
was
not
available.) Miguel Angel Garcia Mendez, President of the Statehood Republican
Party,
said
the
CAP
ac-
complishment was “immaterial” in that it would no affect his party
in
November.
However, thought
votes
he
the
added CAP
away
that
he
would
from
the
take
Popular
and
the
Independence
Salvador date
choosing
porters would be able to vote for a gubernatorial candidate. He had no other comment.
Party.
the
will
SALVADOR PEREA
he’s happy
On Victory
Party for
Perea,
CAP
governor,
on
religious
candilearning
f Rabbi
Marshall
J. Maltzman,
the news from the STAR, said of Temple Shaare Zedek, Sanfrom Catholic University in Pon- kturce, said: . ce, where he is a professor: ) “The glory of our democratic
“I am indeed very happy. As | system
D.
lies
in |the
freedom
of
the schools to be attend-
tian
principles,
Court
First God, then Caesar. With this cry, the Christian Action Party was started last May, following a giant rally in front
of
the
Capitol
Building
in
which the Most Rev. James P. Davis, bishop of the San Juan Roman Catholic Diocese, told a crowd
of
people
from
they
ganize
65,000
were
to
into
or-
a_poli-
party.”
The
rally
was
in
protest
the Legislature’s
defeat
about
Mufioz’
by
Gov,
Democratic
Party)
of
(brought
Popular
of
Bill
84,
which would have authorized one hour a week of outside re ligious instructions in any creed for public school children. The
first
registration
took
place on Culebra Island, traditional jumping off point for Puerto Rican . political move ments.
The cry was carried to the mainland and soon spread across the island. Rugged
Geing
With no less a formidable foe than Luis Mufioz Marin fighting them all the way, CAP boos. ters
had
_Town
CAP
rugged
by
city
by
They
the
country
told is
Christian all
levels
prospective
‘main
activities our
of
signers
restoration
principles
the of
the
need
of
and
values
and
at
community.”
all
They
said the three other parties had
failed to recognize this need. It
was:.am
uphill
the.
CAP
both
Rights
At
Said
one
turned
to
To
point,
the
Be
the
Violated
CAP
even
American
Civil
Liberties Union because it felt its electoral rights were being violated. The question of the Catholic
f“mistake.”
regard to the final solution of the
political status of Puerto Rico. 4 Concerning the _ religious field, CAP, proclaims and defends
Rico.
Pope
the formation
government
res
said
this
week
the
CAP
no
longer cares about Bill 84, the controversial measure that would have authorized outside religious education for public school children and the defeat of which led to formation of the CAP. He said the party “wants subsidy
payments
to
parents
to
en-
able them to send children to the school of their choice.”
Three Finish High
In Sales Contest Ramon Balado, Robert Joseph, and Juan Berrios, of Duro Test International
were
top
contest
Corp.,
finishers which
San
in
Juan,
a
earned
sales
them
a
trip to New York. They also spent a week at the facilities of the parent company in Bergen,
N.
J. Duro
Test
ufactures electric lights dustry and commerce.
man
for
in=
of the party.
This was denied. The would not comment.
But
by
this point,
Vatican
the
argu-
ments were purely academic. The CAP was on its way to a Place on the ballot—although
there were many
of both sides
.
cost... fine eye care and glasses
CAIRO
(AP)
—
The
United
Arab Republic has decided to send medical missions to ArabAfrican countries to help raise ealth standards, the Middle anti-Christian laws. East News Agency reports. It Mufioz: CAP A Mistake said the equivalent of $14,350 The governor made it plain has been set aside by the health that he thought the CAP was a ministry for the project.
fight.
The
Sea - Land of Puerto Rico Clty ats a Grane tples September 16, until 5:00 P.M.
illegal
op-
position from the administration. ,Commonwealth
of
The CAP ecountered with jcharges that the opposition, both the Populars and the Statehood ‘Republicans, had sent represenitatives to Rome to protest to the
ing
The
forms
jtranquility of life in Puerto Rico.
VAR Helps Neighbors
The charges and the counter. charges flew. The CAP charged that a vote for Mujfioz would be a vote for
rian
whether fascism, Nazism, or Communism.... Party Secretary Eduardo Flo-
He ‘Said it could
Church’s position also proved to of the fence who doubted the be a sore point. Both Bishop CAP would make it. Davis, and the Most Rev. James , Now it is done. And political E. McManus, bishop of the Pon- pros admit that the accomplishce Catholic Diocese, denied that ment can be placed just this the church officially backed the side of a miracle, party. But both stressed with equal vigor that they felt the party was badly needed in Puerto
principles inspired by the Christian ideology. Furthermore, it rejects one and all the totalita-
have “grave consequences in the
what
was
never-
the intelligent socio-economic
take care of your eyes, they’re the only pair you'll ever have... .
CAP went to court twice to fight it charged
CAP,
5- In the field of social justice, CAP will promote application of the
for
city,
workers trudged.
that in
going.
town,
sustained
on the question of whether it could register persons who had qualified to vote only in January, and on whether it had the right to photograph voting lists. The lists were needed to cheek affidavits against Election Board records.
100,000
“free
themselves
tical
to
the
eless, leaves its followers free in the pursuit of their ideals in
T
7
LANE
will
ed by their children ...to such an end it will provide for the financial subsidies and scholarships so that the students may obtain their goal without regard to religious creed, race or social class. . 3 By uniting its followers in the common acceptance of Chris-
Davis Speech Sparked ROBERT
CAP
far as I am concerned, we are ‘individuals to organize and afcampaigning, but I am not! ae- filiate themselves with a politithe citizen’s right freely to protively doing so as far as speech- /cal party of their choice. Every fess the faith that his conscience es and gatherings are concerned. Political party, however, must The party is doing that. I will Tespect those who feel that re- dictates, without coercion of any kind, from any one group of permake a full ‘statement later.” ligious ideas should be divorced sons, or from any private or poliThe Most Rev. James E. Me- from political platforms. This tical entity, whether religious or Manus, bishop of the Ponce. Ca- shas been the historic and innate of governmental origin . . . It firmtholic Diocese, said he was “hap- ae of the American way of ly and strongly pronounces itself py to learn” that the CAP supe.
A CAP Recap: ioaenetteeteetieesemmmmmemnee eral
By
beliefs.
Promote such legislation as is needed to give parents the right to exercise their natural rights,
against the establishment of a state religion, or official religion.
Supreme
the
entire
day
of
Saturday,
including visual examiactioa, and
charge
gucrantce of soatifection,
@
no extra
@
pay just 50¢ weekly...
for credit
‘12 friendly LEE optical offices to serve you...
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Friday, September 16,1960"
Lucho Gatica Arrive
Today For Telethon By
AL
DINHOFER
report
Chilean recording artist Lucho ¢Gatica and his moviestar wife, Mapita Cortes, born in Puerto
Rico, today
will arrive to appear
history-making
in San Juan in tomorrow’s
telethon
being
presented throughout the island to raise funds for last week’s flood victims, This
first
will
visit
mark
the
to Puerto
their marriage
couple’s
Rico
since
in Mexico City,
May 21. They are scheduled to arrive here today at 2:25 p. m., from Santiago, Chile. (The cou-
ple is ehild.
expecting
Officials
dinating tie
of
WKAQ-TV,
the technical
aspects
of
the
and
vision
response
from
noon
to
6
p.
m.
channels.
The following is a partial list of local performers who have confirmed requests to appear: MASTERS
coor:
sephine
show,
astounding
The spectacular benefit show will be seen simultaneously on all of Puerto Rico’s eight tele-
first artis-
charity
morrow
Miguel Artau,
their
“an
from performers willing to make personal appearances.” Emanating from the San Juan studios of WKAQ-TV, the mammoth telecast will take place to-
OF
CEREMONIES:
Angel Fidel
Alvarez, Cabrera,
Mariano Braulio
Castillo, Raul
Delgado
Cué, Jo-
Delmar,
Carlos
Ruben
Ortiz, Evelio
Otero, Ricardo
Pal-
merola,
H.
Luis
Pepe
Rodriguez,
Vigoreaux, and Lope Balaguer. SINGERS: Allan Dean, Manolo Fernandez, Polito Galindes, Sonia Noemi Gonzélez, Carmita Jimenez, Tito Lara, Tofio Mata,
Gloria Mirabal, Myrta relda. PERFORMERS
Silva, Si-
AND
DAN-
CERS: Leopoldo and Leopoldito Fernandez, The Lobato Dancers, the Playmates, Gaspar Pumarejo and company, Rafael Quifiones Vidal and company. ORCHESTRAS: Charlie Fisk, Gil Martorell, Lito Pejfia, Pepito Torres, Moncho Usera, Sonora Boricua, plus numerous steel bands. MUSICAL COMBOS: Los HisPanos, Manuel Jimenez, Felipe Rodriguez, El Trio Vegabajeiio. PIANO ACCOMPANISTs: Avelino Mujioz and Jose Raul Ramirez.
AIRLINER plane
BURNS—Smoke
which
crashed and
surrounds. the
burned
at La
The University of Puerto Rico has won a major battle in its effort te gain full autonomy by taking over control of all its finances from the Commonwealth Department
of
the
Treasury.
(By Acpeinemant v9 Her “arescy
Rame
in
1942
‘
& SONS, LTD.
when
a
new
law
etsablished UPR as a public corporation. But control of University finances
and of all but teach-
ing
personnel
the
government’s
remained
within
executive
branch. Gonzalez, in a report to be sent today to the Commonwealth
Controller’s Office, said the unihas
enlarged
its
finance
office. An office of internal Auditors and an office of organiza-
'
tthe Queen, Seoech Whisky Distillers
tion
and
methods
have
been
es
tablished, Gonzalez said.
Three symbols of a
CUSTOM TAILORED, OF COURSE
veaberdey!
administrative personnel, with the exception of office and field maintenance workers. The autonomy of the university has long been a controversial issue in Puerto Rico. The university was made autonomous in
versity
WALKER
airport
The
report
another
is
report
in
«answer
prepared
to
by
the
controller early this year outlining deficiencies in the Univer-
GREAT
sity’s finance operation detected during 1956 through 1953.
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suit
this week.
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1700 = Step75
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a
resolution
con-
de Leon Ave. =— = Santurce
3-3598
LACE YOUR CHRISTMAS ORD OW TP BEAT THE RUSH.
association
also
agreed
to
request the Organization of American States to exercise greater pressure on those governments to prevent the spread
finest mills. The cost—no more than better Readyto- Wear. : let
approved
demning the pro-Communist governments of Latin America, particularly in Cuba.
dressed.
uot
of
i
BORN
1820—STILL comme STRONG
DISTRIBUTOR: ral 3 San’ Juan,
aboard
America,
brought
Federal
office the
and
together
Aviation
to
be
FAA’s
under
Agency
established
streamlining
ene
area
under program
Project Straightline. The San Juan office to be set up within the fiscal year is one of 27 such area offices being established in heavy air traffic
airports
here
and
throughout
the nation,
j
Federal officials said that the area office will expedite the work of various aviatien agencies here.
Clarence T. Tolpo, chief of the Oceanic Area Control Center at International Airport, said in quoting FAA Administrator Peter R. Quesada that the purpose of
the
area
office
will
be
to
transplant certain regional fanetions by placing both supervisory and technical specialist percloser
to
the
scene
of
normal operations.” While some federal aviation agencies already exist here as district offices, the new FAA agency would unite such operations as the two control towers in San Juan, the oeceanie control
center,
and
overseas
munications stations Juan, St. Thomas and
eom-
in San St. Creix.
The new agency will have: the authority to make technical decisions and will handle problems previously referred to FAA headquarters in Washington. Officials said Sam Juan was undoubtedly tabbed as one of
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in
be
an
area. of-
fice beeause of the increased and heavy air traffie to and from Puerto Riee im recent years
CARRERA ING, 2 atone
Communism
Federal aviation offices at International Airport will shortly
27 cities receiving
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76
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Soviet Influence
When you wear one ef our custom suits,
Why
All
FAA To Set UPR Assumes Full Control Over Finances Up Area
Luis Fermin Gonzalez, U.P.R. director of finance, said yesterday that the University is now handling all its own finances ineluding salary payments, ° Another major obstacle to auCHILDREN’S SHOW PER- tonomy overcome by the univerFORMERS: Rosaura Andreu, sity, Gonzalez said, is passage Pinito, of a new law this year which Chinito Chancle, Kiki, Osvaldo Seda, Serruchito. gives UPR control over all its
JOHN
Guardia
were saved. At right is an aerial view of the plane which flipped ever after crash: ing (AP Photos)
|
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mara
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday;
16, 1960
‘
Visiting Cuban Exiles Rap Castro Regime By MANUEL SUAREZ Two Cubans, an ex-divinity student and an ex-law student, are
touring
the
republics
betrayed the movement and the, added, “If Washington had done people of Cuba. He soon found| the same against Batista many the university was no place for| years ago, Cuba may have bysomeone who opposed communism and went into exile.
of Latin-
America in an effort to promote anti-Castro movements among CuBoth are of the opinion that/ fall as he is losing the support ban exiles. the U.S. acted, wisely in removing | of the Rolando Adan Espinosa, 32, the Cuban sugar quota, but Clark | starting who left a Jesuit seminary in Spain earlier in the year to join the Castro government so that he could
gather
information
economic and
are
chaos
he
taking
has
the
1,000
Cuban
Fulgencio
tro, will Cubans
local
this
before
with
to
form
a
chapter
of the
Democratic
Revolutionary
Front,
an
tro
movement
* Miami,
New
with
anti-Cas-
chapters
York,
and
in
Mexico
City. Espinosa said he interrupted his studies in Spain and returned to Cuba where he immediately joined the Agrarian Reform Movement as an accountant. “In the name of ‘cooperatives.’ ” said Espinosa,
“Castro
is
bringing
every single business and farm under state control. “All the small groceries are being
brought
under
the
reform
program and the ex-owners are dismissed if they object too vehemently or retained as managers —at $75 a month+if they acquiesce. “I developed a plan to take control
of
humane
manner,
vara
business
told
me
in
but
the
a
more
Che
Gue-
plan
was
too
slow and that by the end of the year,-all private business must be under state control,” Espinosa added.
“By Guevara’s own admission, they have no intention of paying
HUNDREDS OF VALUES FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY! FOR THE LADIES
Guevara, he told me, people are our enemies. pay them they will have to use against us,’ ” Espinosa,
NEW FALL BLOUSES oS
quality. merchandise !
In gay prints and
(
Short Sleeves.
Assorted colors. Kapok filling. | sizes 32 to 38
Different shapes. Reg. $1.49
SPORT
cme solids with roll up sleeves. | ~“
ee THROW PILLOWS
ga:
Assorted
Now $1.00 Vi
patterns and styles.
SCATTER RUGS
Size RegS-M-L-XL . $2.99
100% cotton pile. Washable.
Preshrunk. Size 46" x 72"
mores
$1.99
‘These If we money
Clark
oi og
sup-
ported the revolution until it became evident that Castro had
ron” 7 479.9 a Wea.
Red 5
Mrs. Patferne Rifes In Lares Today the
Lares
Cemetery
at
A BLOUSE FOR THE GIRLS Tailored blouse with
A COTTON KNIT BLOUSE In stripes and‘ solid colors. S-M-L
The burial of Mrs. Blanca FE. Gonzalez de Patterne, of Lares, who died of a heart ailment Tuesday in Boston, Mass., will be held at
$1.00
the wife of Carlos M.
Patterne,
Rico in
director
Chapter
San
Juan
of
of
the
for
many
the
Puerto
Red
Cross
years.
Mrs. Patterne was a social worker with the Red Cross until she was taken ill two years ago. Patterne had taken his wife by
plane
medical in
to
treatment.
New
delayed na
Monday York
due
and
had
Upon
City,
to to
Boston
for
arrival
they
were
hurricane
Don-
travel
by
bus
to
Boston, Mrs. Patterne died only six hours after arrival at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Hre body arrived
in
San
Juan
yesterday
morning, and was viewed by relatives and friends at the Ehred Funeral Home in Hato Rey until its departure for Lares at 8 a.m. today.
She
is also survived
mother,
Mrs.
lez, and
five brothers:
nuel, Frank.
Felisa,
Casilda Juan,
by her
de GonzaJose
Ma-
Silvestre,
and
Also dressy blouses
with lace trim. Sizes $1.00 7 to 14,
FOR THE YOUNG GIRL A pretty two piece dress in print trimmed with rick-rack. Comes with a crinolin.
town.
was
embroidery trim.
A TWO PIECE DRESS
1:30
p.m. today, after a funeral Mass at the Catholic church in that She
difficult,”
No Irregulars, no seconds: all first
for the property,” Espinosa revealed. “The last time I spoke to
Unlike
more
Lindsey
Cas-
prominent
Sunday
overthrow
aL
exiles esti-
Batista
meet
tary help from Russia making an
his|
against
mated to be in Puerto Rico. Adan and Clark, both enemies of
to
PILLOWS
Limit 2 per customer,
Sizes 3106 $3.99
100% chicken feathers.
Reg. $1.99 Nowow $1.00 BEAUTIFUL SWISS «5.64 QQ HANDKERCHIEFS PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL 6:00 P,M.,
MONDAY 19; ONLY, tig
con-
attacks on the Church. They} cluded Espinosa. feel,” Espinosa said, “he has} The pair will leave for Vene betrayed them, and he may very | zuela next week, where they will well fall before the end of the} seek help among exiles there. year. Although he loses popular} Both hope to resume their studies support every day, he gains mili-' when Castro is overthrown.
it, and Juan Clark Sanchez, 22, an early supporter of the revolution, have been in Puerto Rico since Sept. 8, gathering support from
wrought|
exception
5
Sizes 7 to 14 $4.99 S
These are only a few of the many sensational values
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Take advantage
7
a aT
,
STAR
— Friday, September 16, 1960
Sold By Sewer Agency first
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith,
and|president
Banco Credito y Ahorro Ponce-| bank. the
$10
million
awarded|
was
assiciates,
fio and
public
improve-}the
Aqueduct
thority
at
the
and
Sewer
public
Au-
and
David
the
bidder,
auction|Banco
Popular
headed
Bank yesterday
at
New York offices. The
bids were opened
its|other
bids
were
bank said.
in the|
The
governing
presence of Juan Labadie Eurite,
Aqueduct
and
cigar
authorized
the
araie!
of a
Reece
ee SUGAR
board
Sewer
and
the/|
again
until
Rico,|
waves
Three|
the|
of
continued
was
cate,
upon
Close | Utilities
Low
High
cantracts
higher.
Sates 7 comtracts.
several
brought
Saar
xu
May Bev
be
23 35
Oct
311 3M
a good
cued
=
Most
losses
ranged
W JONES vom (AP)—Ciesing Dow
=
.5 a UTS @®
Ltd
Amerada Pet
Jones
Giese
Changes
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Off
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30
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30
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23%
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28%
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$13,000 to $18,000.
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;
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22% 58% 50%
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mid
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to an ounce or two e
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36%
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246
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one
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1,020,000
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47%,
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their best gains in a month.
44%
66%
Unch|Corn Pd
49%
50,800
Stock
was
Nwst Airl Ohio Oil
63% 21%
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to 17%
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| Chrysler
42%
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30
64%
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in
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Ex-| prices were mostly lower.
3.00 to 602.69.
Champ Pap |Chemetron
Steel
Boeing
or @
Stock
about
ock
Bendix Av Blaw
good
| ment, was the most active stock,
Wednes-|rising
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31%
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F
York
Jones
down
26%
94%
6 seen | Am Tob unchansed to 6| Anaconda
High
a were
—1
27%
:
Dow
53
lower, Sales! Aes Sagar
mes ciceed
lost
S
57%
by
arrangements
on this indicator, the | shares.
New
osing
38 48%
el $5.23 Off 054|
STKs
from
aided
regarding
The Associated Press average | pared with 970,000 Wednesday
Cl
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me
the
The
Aluminum Co
FUTURES
5 contre ne #1
Teleautograph,
to $55.22.
off 39 cents
| change
it.
Allis Chal
agency.
| 26,004.
260|
and Poors 500 stock | for use of its telewriting equip-
when | day. Based
improvement.
SUN | NS, fcr dock, closed at 36.50-36.75A. Cost} Am Can sian | dons 3S at M7537 00A and SS 375 |Am Cyan
343.14
3m
Haw sacarwet 6.€. DO
hap]
650 | clined’ and two were unchanged.
and
hews
fell 22 cents
It was
times and|on
the recommendation
COFFEE
sharply|
The market had been around|
Alumin
..,|
advanced
of buying put the ticker | quoted value of all stocks listed|
tape late
of the|
1 10 Ne. 4 closed orkd cecar futures
4 on
311
Standard
work | index
down
NEW YORK (AP)_Domestic wuear|0f the Government Development | futures No. 6 closed unchanged. Sales | Bank, fiscal agent for the public Allied Chem °
to
the final hour
bond issue to the winning syndi-
FUTURES
declined.
traded,
issues
the | its 1960 low when the rally res-jof 60 stocks fell 1.20 to 214.70.|
Authority
awarding
It
lower
by
received,
moderately | declined,
equipments
materials
and active at the open-| were unchanged.
was/decline.
de Puerto
was
electrical
1,221
Of
by|ing following Wednesday’s sharp|
cost bid
per cent, while the next|
lowest
market
lewer
syndicate
held by the Government Devel-|offered 42831 per cent.
opment
The
utilities,
|and building
the
for
lows
their
above
well
Velume ose to 2,870,000 shares compared with 2,530,000 shares traded Wednesday, Among the 15 most active |stocks, nine advanced, four de-
few cents to around $2 a share. Autos, rails and aircrafts finished slightly higher. Steels,
stock
market declined again yesterday, but a late rally left prices
government}
interest
winning
MCKEE (#—The
vice|day. Trading was active.
executive
of
net
The
ments bond issue of the Puerto |4 2043 Rico
president,
Lynch,} A. Rodriguez,
Co., Merrill
and
Haupt
vice
By JOHN YORK
NEW
Further
Decline
$ 10 Million Bond Issue Stocks
ele
JUAN
et
SAN
men
THE
ous
1
| ¢
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THR
SAN
JUAN
| By SAM AP
NEraTOnNs | Two groups of U.S. MPFOVe businessmen will visit the island during Shore Chamber of Commerce, Harrisburg, Pa., is scheduled to the month to promote relations arrive Sept. 28, Colberg said. their
areas
and
Puerto
of
Commerce
of
Puerto
september
Business
DAWSON |
can’t any
lower prices
from
time
to time
evidence
of the
corporation
reports.
It
of
of
the mayor’s
the
Pan
Commission, Tampa, scheduled to arrive
Fla, Sept.
But this time
as yet.
Pian Convention In Ponce Sunday Cooperative
Coffee
Assn.
so
Growers
of. Puerto
At
the
convention,
will
agricultu-
cooperativist leaders US. and Puerto Rico
deliver
board
speeches
and
a new
of directors will be
elect-
ed who
cooperative
hold
members
common _§
stock
will
by
meeting
Sen.
retary
was
Ramiro and
announced
L.
Colon,
Andres
sec-
Grillasca,
president.
last
few still
year.
the
wage
scales
are
profit
offsetting
rising
hourly
by labor methods.
saving
equipment
The.
same
materials.
is
much ment
holds
Only
true
a few
°
raw risen
this year. And new equipand handling practices
have
helped
hold
down
costs.
scales, the prices paid for raw Less has been said about price or semi-finished materials, for cutting which can slash profit getting them to the factory and margins fast. Few reperted price | for fatribating the final pro lists have been cut. But buyers duct. | say there has been much price special deals But there’s some question if shading through that’s the whole story. Let's look or dropping of extra charges. at the rising costs and the other This has been to meet or get factors that make the present ahead of competition—and with profit squeeze different from productive capacity high, competition grows keener. those in the recession years.
SHIPPING
SCHEDULES
ARRIVAL S.J.
DEPARTURE
To
8.J.
OPERATOR
OF
MONARCH
SEAS
Social Workers Plan Convention Tomorrow
AND/
Hotel,
will hold its anstarting at 9 am.
at the
according
Negron,
Dorado
to
president
relations
Beach
Hector of
the
committee
of
R. pub-
the
association.
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N.
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Mrs. Charlotte Hanson, director of the local Travellers Aid Society, will preside.
%
Line
Waterman
Actwerp, Retterdam.Hambers
.
The Puerto Rice Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers nual meeting
THE
a
uu
and
for
er.
e
scales
have
86 PRUEBA
q
up this
year, but not all. And in a number ef cases companies report
—_—_—_—_—
lic
vote.
The
.
Aid total consumer buying is high that most companies
The organization will hold its monthly luncheon meeting Friday, Sept. 30, at its assembly
tomorrow Only
than
causing
RE
co will hold its 35th genera] convention Sunday at 9 a. m. at the Paquito Montaner here. ok ral and from the
a new kind
is at a record high. Total income is untouched
ment
Coffee Growers
PONCE—The
it’s
is
Many
for
profit
The widely accepted answer
worries
are 22,
or
rising costs. And the finger usually is pointed at higher wage
next to be laid off.
com-
American
sales
earnings
squeeze?
workers who wonder if they’re Members
dwindling in
profits
What
as the new
Ri-
blame drop
margins. In fact, quite a report record sales and
squeeze comes out in individual
co mittee
7
16, 1900
News
NEW YORK (#—The The profit squeeze is reviving the cost cut-
steck!
Rico, according to Luis A. Colberg, administrator of the Chamber
Friday,
Profit Squeeze Causes Cost Cuts
US. Businessmen To Come Here To Impro ve Relations between
SEAR —
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, September 16, 1960
wo News, Notes & Happenings ss"
WNW SO
MAYAGUEZ |
around aww
By Irma Gonzalez
DeMora
Wiliam Mammary has just returned from a trip to Lebanon, his native land, his first visit there in 50 years. He
spoke
on
his
the
trip
at
the
meeting
flew
Rotary
Tuesday.
from
to
Rome
in
just
He
New and
10
highlights
ruins
impressions
to
Beirut
the
his
Baalbox
visit
in
to
this
recess.
‘La
Vigo
St.
home
week.
lez
has
a short
to
President
of
Rotary
appointed
to represent
it at the
Warmke,
Edward
Antonio
Santiage.
Caribbean trip.
Catholic
Daughters
held day.
monthly
Bayouth,
and
eee
Borinquen
on a pleasure
ees
its
Court
1101
of
of
the
eee
children’s
at
191
Méndez
young
back
in
normal
have
home,
All interested invited to visit eee
Mrs. Pepa Russet de Nelsen, from Santurce, is visiting her Native city as guest of her cow sin, Mrs. Malén T. de Gutiérrez,
her
Méndez
Vigo
St.
Luz
Enriquez
Dr.
Waldo.
new
They
home
Quintana
DEAR READERS: Do you remember the letter from the husband whose wife was opposed to adopting
in
obtain-
ed his doctor’s degree in medicine ‘at the Medical University in Zaragoza, Spain, and interned at the General Maryland Hospi-
a child? He “Still Hoping
tal,
Day.”
Baltimore,
Md. ees
home.
hostessed
visiting
the
capital
signed his to Celebrate
letter Dad’s
I invited adoptive parents to write and tell about their experiences. The mail has been so heavy the postman says his back thinks it’s Christmas.
Miss Ana Cintrén, manager of the First National City Bank of New York, Plaza Branch, is
ees
Mrs.
René
their
Mayagiiez.
perthe
nursery.
at
son
made
city.
Here some
are of
how
FLOWERING PLANTS OF ALL KINDS @
Trees
@
Shrubs
@
House
Orchids of many genera
ed
children
are
equally
p.
m.
by
two-session
the
Puerto’ Rican
Bridge
Club
Barranquitas 8:30
p. m.
at the
at 2:30 p. m.
For
reservations
eontact Mrs. B. A. Cheney at 2-3385 or Mrs. Margot McCloskey at 3-0010 ext. 222. TUESDAY—Meeting of the Women’s Civic Club of Puerto Rico in the Fiesta Room of the Hotel Condado Beach at 2:30 p. m.
This
affair
will honor
the
press.
reluctant
to adopt
(for
the
cca
Te
Cen
ix
ao
lms
4
|
pe
°
usual |
wrong
is nothing
wrong
I know several are adopted and
ess
adopted
kids
«
¢
-Wisc.: mother
when
f
It burns of two
I hear
child-
less couples say they’re afraid to take a chance on adopting because the children might ‘be defective.
If
they
had
they'd take what wouldn’t they?
their
own
they
got, ’
ese
GRAND Our
JUNCTION,
adopted
boy
Colo.:
looks
like
my
he’s
I could fall asleep We adopted three
ones when We loved
our own the wee
child angel
doing.
This
must
be
than mere coincidence. Ann Landers will be
help
you
with
your
more
glad
to
problems.
Send them to her in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope,
ANNOUNCEMENT! cet
]
A)
|
Guid
ee
tere
Wie
f
| |
eg fe
aT
a
tail
La
Ste gage WEEE tT aes
Ld
Kt
EPT.
STORES
Et Pe)
eee
pO eee tee
In San Juan and Bayamén
ie
be-
be
I’m so tired standing up.
Coron vio
it. There
a child
might
husband and our adopted girl looks like me. God knows what
it P|
abe
adopt
TORONTO: I just slipped on a marble and lit on a pitcher’s glove. The place is a mess and
The
atk
with
to
something
SHEBOYGAN, but I finally talked him' |me up, as a
in bloom
Vina he
afraid
with me and al-| other kids who
as much.
Plants
was cause
WEST ORANGE, N. J.:1 nothing wrong with most killed myself trying to have | there’s a child. After five miscarriages | them ‘either. Personally, I think my doctor gave me orders never | there: ‘must be something wrong to try again. My husband was) with HER.
Center
Will stay open all day from 9:00 A.M. until 6:00 P.M. (daily)
les: bus
We
blessed.
se
“Almost everything that. grows in the tropics.” Enter from Carpenter Read thru Dos Pinos, see map
hq
say
adopt-
who was born to us with all our hearts, but I give you my solemn word, we love these three just
Fecuack T
to
are. Your
LANDSCAPING
. Y
3
LOUISVILLE: I’m 11-year-old let- | and I am adopted. That man Thanks to) who wrote to you said his wife
you
little died.
Palms
TT
season,
from
ess
®
leet
1960-61
rewarding
Now we have two of the dearest little girls in the world. My husband is so proud of HIS, daughters no one is safe from) his dozens of snapshots or his! inexhaustable supply of their “cute sayings.” My only regret is that we didn’t adopt two more.
PLANTS
left.
excerpts
most
blessed
reasons) into it.
TROPICAL ORNAMENTAL
some
the
ters I’ve ever read. all of you who wrote
<
operation. sons are
is
the
Adoptive Parents Vouch For Their Kids
.
Welcome to Dr. René Quinta na Ramirez and Mrs. Nilda Fe liciano Quintana, with their
St,
Liana
. Ann Landers Says
.
Lago,
Sabana
Tues-
treasurer of the Lion Tamer’s committee for the Child of Prague Nursery, announces the Vigo
CHAMP” GOLFER—Mrs. Edna Kinder, left, receives the Seagram Perpetual Trophy from Luis Elmudesi, Caribbean supervisor for Seagrams, for being low gross winner in the recent Navy wives’ golf tournament. The presentation was made at a cocktail party in the home of Capt. Carl Bowers’ USN, CO of the San Juan Naval Station, and Mrs. Bowers last week. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett)
America
meeting
at
Duplicate
Hotel
Club
Central Industrial Committee. They are: Manuel Colon, Harry
ess
for
tournament
and
the
San
by the P. R. AsMentally Retarded
SATURDAY—A
San-
Carlos Bacé Soria tells us that four club members have been
de
Rico
Hilton
returned
visit
in
a membership tea, in the Geronimo Room of the Hotel Caribe
Cintrén.
Miss Edith Penny, Social Secwurity director and president of the Altrusa Club, is touring the
Gonzdlez
te
ees
Dr. Antonia Luisa Caino de Herrera has left for Pennsylva-
de
was
turce, where he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dimas Gonza-
ees
Mary
West,
Vargas
from
Bank
Lions Club will entertain their wives at a dinner meeting at 8 p. m. in the Yaucane Club. SATURDAY—First meeting of Women's College Club of Puer-
ees
Conrado
illness.
Mrs.
at 273
the inaugural party attended by some 400 persons, Decorator was Héctor Luis Rivera.
Mrs. Antonia Vilaneva de Feis well again after a short
Islands
Club,
the—First
The affair will
TODAY—The
Puerta”
inaugurated Saturday night with a radio and television show. Owner Fernando Tirado hosted
the
Dr.
summer
Méndez
Syria.
Nia to visit her brother, Celis, for two weeks.
the
The
ees
via
Savings
the
in
of
turce at 5 p.m.
Children.
see
birthdays
Federal
at her
s*2s
Congratulations to Harry Warmke, Hartley Eaton and Américe Marin, who celebrated
their
meeting
Reoyo
Room
since
he jet,
Zulma
Friendship
be sponsored sociation fer
Paris by
“Miss
home in Millonarios St. last week. It was the club’s first meeting
of
hours...Among was
of
to
recep: TODAY—A cocktail tion for Mrs. Eva Lopez and
|
the Club Altrusa
Club
said
York
Weekly Calendar |
dered
lees
i
-
(Will not close at noon)
,
_'n Boyamon Center will Bé open Sotutday from
==. |
9:00 AM, to 9:00 P.M
7
—_ -
i
1 ,
— Friday, September 16, 1960
THE SAN JUAN STAR
EEE
EEE EEE HHEHEbHHEES,
To Show Styles Tonight
;
By Carroll Righter * 408A
Have you ever thought of
in A. M. which makes you very
GENERAL TENDENCIES: Until NOON you cam accomplish con-
Let Guests. Concoct Own Salad
1X:
their own?” A buffet lunch is easier than ever when you
happy, so be content and carry siderableby making a special through with, any commitments point te be charming and it is made. Later and in P.M. be sure alse good for | whatever has to ‘you act circumspectly |so that
serve
do with finding the articles and
you add to prestige instead of |.
accessories
lose
can
increase
a lustier salad, one or a combin-
ation of the following may be ad-
listen to what a new friend
foree
you
inte
some
that does not epproval. P.M. out
being
meet have
to say, commit
to
extravagant.
of
the
day
may
be
19) an
them. And temper!
don't
power
and are
You
are fortunate
to have
associate
who
is
jealous
ete. During the remainder of the day and evening you must exer-
so be add to
lose
22 to Jan.
in your
cise
your
real
trouble
care
with
or
you
get
in
a partner
who
js
MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) It would be wise to do something thoughtful for loved one in AM. and show how devoted you are. The re mainder of the day yeu must
not in a very good mood. 7 efficient. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN, TODAY He, or she, will be able to adjust easily to all the small
use
pleasures
caution
so
that
you
do’
not
spend far beyond your means or invest unwisely. LEO, (July 22 to Aug. 21) Shop for that specific item that will
add
and be
appearance in A.M. sure you maintain
brium,
much
to your
though
have
much provocation with regard to matter of security or possible advancement. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Make
repairs
beautify Later, a cause
to
property
to
act
unwisely
and
jeopardize security, if you permit. Be calm and you win out. Werk quietly and steadily instead. LIBRA (Sept. 23 te Gct. 22) You are pleased in A.M. when
_ you
learn
friends
how
are.
devoted
However,
seme later
a
jealous individual would, through egotism,
Ignore
try
him,
SCORPIO
You
get
to
er (Oct.
some
ruin
your
day.
to Nev.
21)
her. 23
private
on
the
more
life,
teach
but
to
it
is
up
concentrate
important
shrimp
or
crab-
aspects
delicious with
this salad..
And don‘t forget the crisp-crusted
garlic bread. For a zestier luncheon with a welcome touch of foreign glamour, serve this gourmet dish of DO IT YOURSELF—Put Indonesian Vegetable-Meat Cur- salad and Jet your guests try which is so easy to prepare: individual tastes. You will need one medium chopAdvertisement ped onion, two tablespoons of round beef, two cans tomato sauce (eight ounces), one cup water,
one
package
celery, one
eup
crushed
chips,
1%
cup
shredded
and
one
cup
salted
Saute until
potato
lettuce
the onion
in the butter
brown.
Then
add
the meat and saute until lightly browned. Add the tomato sauce and water, stirring to blend. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat and water, stirring occasionally. Just before serving, add the vegetables, curry powder and one cup of the coconut. Serve the meat sauce over the rice and offer the remaining ingredients as condiments. Or, if desired, pour the meat sauce
over
the rice
in
a 21|2
backing
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TO
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Te acquaint you with the FINEST dry cleaning on the island, the presentation of this coupon will entitle you te a
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the first, 1968 ae
ae
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oF we
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SECOND BIG WEEK at the steaks is spreading far and wide Metro Theatre for “Home From | too I The Hill,” MGM’s thrilling screen THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH version of Wiliam Humphrey's the secret of ageless beauty. . . best-seller,
starring
Robert
Mit-
ehum and Eleanor Parker as the Texas Hunnicutts, high on the social and financial ladder, but as a family, tragically divided. In Cinemascope and color with a trio of new young stars that give the veterans real competition! Excellent entertainment. ON THOSE RUSHED days when
you
THOSE
ees
This will introduce you
1
1
FOR CLASSIFIEDS :
esses
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have
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dinner
sans
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CLEVER
turning
Danish
their
is
a myth
arti-
hand
to
but every woman
clever
make-up,
styles,
and
a
knows
fashionable
slim
figure
hair
b:auti-
fully clothed. When you wint a hair fashion to do the most for you, go see Irma
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the table in five minutes, just casserole and layers of celery, reach for a can of H. J. Heinz potate chips, lettuce, and pea- spaghetti in tomato sauce or manuts (in that order). Garnish earoni in cheese sauce. My pantry with remaining 1|3 cup of coco- shelves are never without these two delicious staples. Served with nut. Makes four servings. a green salad and a pitcher of iced tea, either one makes a meal that’s tasty and nutritious. Excellent as a side dish for meat or Tonight at 9, during the Tele-) been “Economy in Dressing fish too. SETTING UP HOUSE for the teatre Antillana show over a has been held by the ExWAPA-TV, the Agricultural Ex- tension Service throughout the first time can be a wonderful adventure. . .good buys for newlytension Service 4H Clubs will island. 4H Club confestants reweds or. any woman who appresent the eight local zones and hold the Eighth Fashion Review. will model dresses they have preciates beautiful furniture at A special jury will select the made themselves during their the Tropic Shop, 504 Munoz Rivefashion contest finalist to repre- sewing projects. They have been ra Ave. Caobas, wrought iron, sent Puerto Rico at the National trained by the home demonstra- walnut, and rattan in bedroom, dining room, and ‘living room 4H Congress to be held soon tion agents of the Service to sets to say nothing of smart ocin Chicago, Ill. sew useful and attractive clothes casional pieces like room dividers, book cases, bars, etc. The contest, whose theme has! economically. esas
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the
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out
compile their own according’to
Island's 4-H Clubs To Show Styles Tonight
or
surroundings in AM. private anxiety might
you
to
seiousness. Then a goodly amount of success is possible in life. This is a good chart for work cennected with the government, especially on advisory boards, social service, investigation and the like.
Later, equili-
may
you
and to raise the level of cop-
wardrobe
you
of
te
cheese,
meat. Several dressings such as Vinaigrette, Rocquefort, Russian or Thousand Island may be offered
not
and out-of-sorts, or else smile your way through any unpleasant discussions. Be smart. PISCES (Feb. 20 to 20) The ideal morning te shop for beauty items, furnishings,
fraught
little annoyances, you do nothing to
(Dec.
everything
are
a new friend do you a big favor in A.M. Later in the day, avoid
par.
with sire
Do
you
with your ideas. Then keep busy in business world and accomplish. P.M. be economical where amusement is concerned, anf do not be jealous of anyone, : AQUARIUS (Jan. 21' to Feb.
GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Some unexpected occurrence in A.M. will bring pleasure and happiness. However, the remaind er
show
strips of breast of chicken,
meat,
te convince higher-ups to agree
with your fun with:
TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) You have a fine opportunity to bring order and harmony in} to your particular sphere of endeavor. Be sure you steer clear of altercations with close ties. Buy little gifts to -placate any who are not feeling quite up
and
CAPRICORN 20)
ded:
but be sure you do yourself beyond yout
means
activity
of a hearty,
salad.
it.
(Nov. . 22 to your charm. Then through all ee the P.M., be |sure to sidestep | Dec. 21) A good comrade does something very nice for you in AM. .Be appreciative, Later,
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de P. R. (85
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can
and par-
be counted
satisfying
refrestment,
time.
ST. THOMAS
BUY-LINES
JUST RECEIVED a speci! note from Alice Sheldon on Main St telling me about some new items
at her charming little shop is show101 Fortaleza has brought in some ing. . . from Italy, 1, 2, and 3exquisite enameled pieces. . -| strand coral necklaces priced at
pottery
now
and
India
House
vases, ash trays, and: precious little animals priced from $1.95. A
$2.25 to $5.95 with button or hanging earrings to match. Her
sterling silver disc is a charming
lined earry-all bag is covered with embroidered sisal flowers in beam
memento
of.
super-imposed
Puerto
Rico.
with burro,
vendor, pineapple, value at $6.
.
.
street
etc, . . a good
THE CALL it Valencian Paella but in days of yore it must have been known as the gods’ ambroia... succulent morsels of lobster, shrimp, pork, and chicken cooked with rice in a special sauce. . . and the best place for it in townis the handsome El To-
£
EEE DHE EEE
eaubweentece
HERE
tiful
pastel
$6.95.
Ideal
shades,
for
beach
$5.95
and
o1
daily
use. (you can get a hat to mateh!)
ANTARSIA hand-embroidery on cashmere sweaters is famous not only for its beauty but for the
high price it commands, You save a minimum
of $10
on
these mag-
nificent creations at Bolero Inc. where they believe in bringing you luxury at prices you ran afedo, San Juan’s newest and most ford! This holds true for their beautiful restaurant at Tanca and tremendous selection of Omega Fortaleza, Entertainment while watches, sold by Bolero at }revail-
‘Cine. TAME We Tatil “OF ieir
ing Switzerland prices,
THE
SAN
JUAN
almost
Ballots. I wish to conMrs. Martin and all her
collaborators in such a commend-|
able project for using the rights given them by their states—' granting
vote
them the, opportunity
by
absentee
Let’s
hope
this
Teaches
the
head’
Puerto
Rico
Board
It
should
rest
to
be
information office
of
them.
to
ballot. of
of
the
Elections.
particular
I think
is
Every
thing | status
goes
engage
Our
service
of voting least to
personnel
by us
[et’s
ter
face
be
it,
on
de-!kinds
absentee military
when
of
we
station-
is the only area under the AmeFlag
sonnel ballot.
where
military
time.
We
privances
would
explain
trucks
other
traffic, |
has
been
is a constant
soiled,
film
sent
The
of dust
least
congressmen
they
did
not
did
not
know
remember
him.
about But
‘
= sr
GOLDEN
HARRY
By
Moishe
there
Graubard.
are
many
At
Congress
to
suffer
while
are
all
in
to me
so
clogged
packed
the
mud
with
' sible,
no
railroad,
no_
debris
that the
and
rain
might
water
ricane
threatened
several
and
public
unclogged
of
and
the
street
sewers-
so
that their homes would not be endangered by the water back ing
up.
all
the
cleaned
of the
«=
after
an
election.
of this Committee
W.
Wadsworth,
an
taxes, taxes, having
a
chance
to
the
several
they
were
time
aristocrat
was
who
later
an
expla-
GOLDEN became a famous United States Senator. Speaker Wadsworth audited the expense accounts. One day, after perusing Moishe’s
expense
nation. “Fellow
account,
Wadsworth
Assemblyman,”
City.
Last
week
said
you
went
the
only
to
him
Speaker,
spent
Well, fron®Sunday to Wednes- tigation. Yet you give me a bill for , we had“a nice clean street. ' you spend $39 for two suppers?” automobile taxes, excise | Then—Wednesday morning, the “Mr. Speaker,” countered Moishe, trucks were out food. It costs more.” censures, ete. without us| construction taxes,
Since
traveled,
provided with expense accounts. Speaker of the Assembly at the
James
York
kind of legislation while we are!
arise
members
cannot drain off the streets. In the light of this, when the hur-
San Juan—you don’t find parts men got together for! your car, roads are impos-|UP a large portion
per- away—home
cannot vote by absentee I wish someone in the
government
of their
|in everything
are
ed away from Puerto Rico in transportation, no telephone, defthe service of our country. |ficient telegraph service, etc. In It is still unthinkable that this top of all that, they pass all rican
furnityre
there
in
Plorable that the Government of island because of the CommerPuerto Rico has failed up to now cial Austerity program existing to produce legislation to grant outside the metropolitan area of
this right ballot at
one
Kosher Food Pads The Expense Account
a great wave of dust fills the air.
all the camis prohibited
uniform to of politics.
time
past, or any
MAN
in the house. When men who might have taken a leaf from Graubard’s book. Especiak you bring in your laundry. it is ly those Congressmen who had their expense accounts audited a nice clay color. To add insult the battlefields. by draft board by a couple of good newspaper reporters. we are constantly, action the same as in any state, to injury Morris Graubard was a member of the New we pay two taxes out of one breathing this dust. Very good York State Legislature. He served at one time |salary. Wherever we are station- for the lungs. in New York’s lower house which was called Many of us have cleaned in ed the Commonwealth Tax Re-' the Assembly. Moishe was on the Committee of turn forms follow us like a shep- front of our hemes several times Privileges and Elections. Said Committee inher@ dog, regularly, and you bet- but this is useless. The sewers vestigated charges of fraud and complaints that
inte-
it
for us in any kind
to
other
is doing these days in the STAR pu-|have representation. Only written by a is, only those in civilian
16, 196u
|
group’ builders on several occasions order to please clean up the streets.
every
lady in Cayey, P. R., Mrs. Arthur’ would have to do S. Martin, on the subject of paigning, since it Absentee gratulate
September
|
Sir: On August 24th blished a letter
\like
Friday,
~
BALLOTS
—
EDITOR
LETTERS TO THE ABSENTEE
STAR
MAA
10
for
“you
two
nights
$39
for
live on
food.
in
New
this
inves-
How
could
property
say
a
again
word
in
full
force
and
by
8:00,
“Oh,”
said
James
W.
“that
Wadsworth.
“I
$39
was
for
kosher
see.”
why, and why the subject is about it. Is that democracy? \ am. the streets were covered , But a year later when Speaker Wadsworth received an acalways avoided in local govern-| ‘The people of Puerto Rico bet- | by large glumps of red clay. By counting of $41 from Assemblyman Lynch, an Irishman on the ment circles. Could it be lack ter take cognizance of these! noon it had dried out and the same Committee who came from the Bronx, Wadsworth returned i the bill with the notation, “This is not kosher.” of interest toward us in uni- facts the system that prevented | dust commenced again. form? Maybe not. anti-Americanism?
So here we from becoming the is also preventing! to live under
Could it be Puerto Rico Who knows? | 49th state,
are
being
forced
these conditions Or may it be because the legisla- | general elections to provide #' while the truck owners have the tors who would promote such | true picture of who wins and gall to protest having to wash legislation have never been in- | who loses. As the STAR said. the wheels of their trucks beside a military uniform or have ' sometime ago in a magnificent fore the site of a construction ! been
drafted
for
military
serv-
. editorial, “the: election results in| 274. Where
is the justice
Our
Congressmen
who
were
recently
called
upon
to
explain
their expenditures would have done wisely had they followed Moishe Graubard’s example and told their constituents the | ‘s were for kosher food. Their monies and expenses at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel might have passed scrutiny. ‘The explanation never hurt Moishe politically
in Wadsworth’s lingering doubts. When
despite
Speaker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
be-
|Puerto Rico are wet.” You can: this? After the profit a builder came Governor of New York he came to the Lower East Sice | : : on a house doesn’t he owe i f for re-election. lecti He He b beame d I'say that again, election results imakes ™ to help help the the local local D Democratst running Whatever the reason is, 7 ie are wet and will j something to the buyer? |when he saw Moishe Graubard and told the collected audience think that elections, either gene- have been wet, ice.
ral
nor
or
primary,
deciding
are
not
complete
without
counting
to happen We votes. these around, or close in number,
the Mar-
around scattered 300,000 world in the Army, Navy, ine Corps and Air employees. vilian anyone in Puerto
Me
that
this
number in to Rico.
any
is
be to
Force and ciI challenge Rico to tell
not
a
election
continue
we,
to
be
as
long
deciding
as!
factors
|
‘are kept out of general elections. Serviceman from San German
We
EDITOR’S-NOTE: the
a
of
praise
by
“magnificent”
call.
+s
Puer-
STREET
CLEANING
Sir:
Wherever we are stationed, we: In December we moved into hear the subject every day, Our newly bought home in Ext. wherever we go: “See your vot-,Country Club. Since then we ing officer,” “Vote by Absentee have been living under the most Ballot,
your
vote
might
decide
filthy
unhealthy
conditions
ima-
a tight vote,” or “Fill out your §imable.
.
DD Form 76 on timeSee your Voting Officer for details,” etc.
The vered
Everyone in the outfit votes, except naturally those residents of Puerto Rico, because La For-
the homes in this section are inhabited, with no construction Ppl Bed Aco we are
taleza does not allow it. Might Siti be a real reason for us this right. Maybe we
decries veterans
streets are completely with debris and dirt.
Sudjected
struction may add,
to
the
co All
heavy con-
traffic; needlessly, I since there are other
ought to go out and have a rally | accesses to where they are workand
form
a
new
political
TODAY’S
partying.
BEST
We
FROM
have
After several protests to the that when he was Chairman of the New York State Legislature builder we finally got a reply.| Appropriations Committee, every morning Moishe Graubard came This was after a personal visit | to his office and said, “Mr. Roosevelt, what can I do today to my
{tion appreciate ‘was
editorial we cannot find nor re- i
decisive in
wet
the 300,000
appealed
the
to
EUROPE
husband
to
the
construe-
office. He was informed up to the government
clean
the
light of this
we
wrote to the Dept. of Works. They were very
in
reply.
Just
not
giving the
therefore
er
to
us
informed
aecepted
and
this
the
anything
us
they
as
up
yet What
is_ this? in these not get-
return.
and
at
PEDESTRIAN Your
is
the
over dust the
being
fringed
ture
out he was right!”
¢
‘‘More
me
one
situation
by
speed-
piles
creat-
law
the
states
washed
then
flagantly
in
the
true
must
this, law and
upon.
a nice
big
slimey
red
mess
or seme
fh
Mr.
Roosevelt
of
Utde
safety?
im
I have
laws
but is it pool
the
05
in
1.
atts
~
‘on
mind
2.
At
night
the
two
pedestrian
for
his own safety, if for no other reason, ought to wear CiOuiug which
shows
up
well
in
the
which Rafael
head-
in
a
“bracket
tinez
‘scored
two
I’ve
re-read
the
times
and
the arm
can be seen in the lights
braking
distance
can
be
the
ference between life or death. handkerchief is a small price
pay for a life. Those of us who
drive
In of
difA to
should
be very much aware of our privileges and obligations as we use the highways. Pedestrians can help
also by being aware of their safety obligations. Ralph E. Tate Fort Buchanan, P. R. EDITOR’S NOTE: Reader Tate’s point number one is a requirement of the new traffic regulations. The second suggestion is an excsllert
one
=<
that
can
be
encouraged
safety education pro-
game”
wiih
quick
field
know
is: what
Please
story
what I
still
sport
several
want
to
is involved?
enlighten Vera
me.
(Mrs.
J.L.)
Knott
Caparra Terrace, P.R. EDITOR’S NOTE: The all-important word “basketball’ was omitted. ee
¢
CONGRATULATIONS Sir: A
small
word
crew
around
of a car for a good distance. many cases a few more feet
GAME
goals.”
a
tied
THE
“outside shooting’ which “bro:e the Spanish rally” before Mar-
is certainly
hankerchief
OF
said that “sharpshooting Valle led P.R. to a 75-€5
lights of a car._A white shirt, light colored dresses or trousers, even white
|
NAME
win”
driver
of traffic
good,
share
and
Saccy.
stresses
tO asso
also
state-
said
of
awareness
etc. All well and Not
that
can be
imerest
editorial
courtesy,
wheels
violated
Side?”
cheered.
I read an article in your issue of today (Sept. 8), anxious for news of the Olympic games,
Lives
to write these
questions
but more
done
and you have it. It is hoped that since we can’t get any satisfaction from the builders or from Public Works | that this letter will be reviewed by some responsible official and that some action will be taken to alleviate this condition. Atleast may we have hope that this situation may be investigat-
would hold more—‘turned
No
ment,
It shouldn’t be necessary to elaborate on what these streets are like when it rains. Just pic-
“1 said it was too full, he said it
prompts
It is true that safe driving saves lives.
stage
these dust clouds?
East
crowd
THE Sir:
comments,
the reasonable length of time they have been promised to adjust te the new laws is being abused and our rights being in-
9-/6
RULES \
editorial,
Saved”
Is it fair that the resi-'
are to be
Holt
Lower
the
dents break their backs clean- safely measures that would be of ing them for their own protec- valuable aid to driveis. 1. Pedestrians asked to walk tion and safety, only to have irresponsible truck owners put along roads facing oncoming trafthem back im the same dirty fic. The driver and walker éan condition as previously, and to then be aware of each other.
If
R.
the
and
Sir:
Your
this
we don’t care who, surely is duty bound to clean these streets and to assist in keeping them
aggravate
ENCLAND
on
smiling
LETTERS
had
to build-
streets.
in
Somebedy,
ing ing
Chas.
constituents
without
then
prompt
streets
it was
clean
clem.
my
said
Public coope-
a
kind of buck passing We are paying taxes streets and certainly
ting
help
streets.
In the rative
it to
of
of
due
the
appreciation
the
pilot
Fuentes
and
F'luviales
helicopter floods. I
during the recent have not seen them
mentioned
in print
would
a
tion.
be Time
as
yet,
minimum
after time
which
recogni-
I saw
them
land on a roof of a tiny house of Carolina, between power lines and trees. It was great. Whoever those
men
are—congratulations.
George L. Perlin, Roosevelt, P.R. EDITORS NOTE; This helicopter flew under the command of Civil Defense, with pilot and crew being
Water
Resources
emonloves.
They rescued 288 persons. Taking part in the operation were Da niel Carlson, pilot, George Matters, Supervisor Maintenance, Fred Robart, Mechanic, Joseph M. Raub, Superviser of Helicopter Operations; lores Cruz,
Hector Pacheco and P. Toro.
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, September 16, 1960
©. 0. Sex 4137, San (498 Comercio & El William
J.
Dorvillier
William
J.
Keumedy
Juaa, fuerte Kico imparcial Suilding) Editor-Publisher Managing
Published every morning except
Mall Gaubscription Rates -— Becalar Ma air Mali
Edites
Sunday at San Juan, P. R. by the
1 S te
er agable ta Rates to other
EDITORIALS The CAP On The Ballot The Christian Action Party -has made it—but to what degree was very cloudy last night. As significant as anything was that the fledgling party has placed candidates for governor and resident commissioner
on the ballot. There can be no doubt that this has been a singular achievement and regardless of what anyone’s personal opinion may be about the creation of the CAP—and there are many of them unfavorable—one must take his hat off in recognition of the -effort of the men behind the party, a group made up almost entirely of political amateurs.
In view of the physical accomplishment, it really is a shame that the issue remained so confused last night
with
additional
the
State
districts
Department’s
it had
discovery
somehow
of two
overlooked
for
the past several months. The CAP, flushed with preliminary victory, now does not want to settle for the unofficial party status
—
but is intent on pushing all the way to official party rank
with all the benefits that go with
it.
The State Department, which has been cooperating in the petition count, last night picked two more districts out of the hat in a manner that is bound to cause some caustic comments. The oversight is probably an honest mistake, but
We can look for
charges
next
and
counter-charges
and perhaps some
in
the
few
industrial Output Of The West DoubledIn Past Two Decades
days,
court action by the CAP officials
who last night saw the law quite clearly but still felt that something wasn’t quite legal.
We
can also look for some
By RALPH
court action on the
matter of voter lists. The CAP claims it was given one “certified” list to work With, and that the State
Department
used
(Editor.
From Notes Made in Washington: Because world changes may be both seen and felt, but
another in checking the CAP’s pe-
rarely
titions, There does appear to be some discrepancy in this matter also, although the State Department asserts that only irregularly registered voters were removed from the list. We
are hopeful
that
as
soon
as possible
we
spelied
out,
Coming
can
is involved. Soviet,
in.
state
r
The
Red
and
Russian
figures
were
his ilFfitting
volume mining
at the United of world atin predicting
And a propaganda coup is exactly What’ the Russians
for
ores
of machines
to
even
than
satellite
not
and
fully
the
producing
this
oil.
But
so
have
the
the real villains of the already burdened with
dumped market
great
at relatively Anger
,
amounts
whir
goods.
progress
grave concern in all Mideastern cap!-
In
low Far
Russians.
it
on
They
the
world
Places
American oil prices have reduced. This has caused a burst of anger and concern in far away places like Kuwait, Iran, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Republic, and other Middle Estera nations producing or handling or pipeline.’ It, also, - bas :
study
Nations
United
cheaper
much
a
rnean-
equally
is
repe and many smaller have not-not naticns to establish at least the foundation of industrialization. They would have done it anya start in 20 how. That they have made years is not something we should regret. But we will, unless there is public understanding
of
of
it.
are
yet
meaning
the
these
countries
Werld
politically
free.
Over-All Advances to know that people
who
that
been the
of
rate
the
pro-
underde-
the
in
rapid
more
were So
ahead.
the
note
should
we
And
moving
us glad. port reveals that despite the over-all advances, 85 per cent of output in
world’s
are
prices, Away
become
should
commodity, then, indeed, would revolution and come to oft changed ancient lands. Latin neighbor Venezuela would be deep in economic troubles.
was
piece. With the West oil, the Soviets have
of
ANB
United States. Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Eran also maintain their national budwith oil revenues. This is why
the rate of production in petroleum. Here we have revealed a portion of what will increasingly become a Western problem. Free world sources have greatly accelerated output of
LUNA
MCGILL’ Constitution)
Chinese,
In the past two decades the of non-Communist world production in than has more and manufacturing
doubled. But greater
to steal the show—
It. would be a good time to put a man in space, or send up that rocket choo-choo train that Nikita mentioned on his recent trip to Finland. Of course any time is a good time to achieve either of those mighty deeds, but the U.N. meeting is the best time of all, if. a propaganda coup.isywhat. you're seeking. s
digging
Kw
probably on the day President Eisenhower addresses the assemblage, if possible—with another bit of rocket or missile gimmickry.
‘"””
temptation
Out of its pages come the vastly amplified sounds of men
than a pudgy arm and a knobby elbow up sleeve these days. In light of the big doings upcoming Nations, and the consequent focusing tention on them, we feel moderately safe
are seeking, ali the time’
a
available.
We expect that jolly Nikita Khrushchev has more
will endeavor
is
largely with the Western or free nations. No discrimination
Attractions
that the Russians
there
speak glibly on the subject. Now and then, however, it is possible to document change. A new United Nations study, “Patterms of Industrial Growth,” provides such opportunity. ceess It is a stady which deals
end all this technical confusion and get down to some real honest to goodness political confusion of the variety we’re accustomed to wallowing That should-take no time at all.
Atlanta
i
the timing couldn’t have been worse.
the more
from
the
past
imthe
20 years
has
states.
The
industrialized
United States leads. But West Germany, Great nations, BelBritain and the Commonwealth
. gium, Italy and others were also up. One of the somewhat paradoxical findings was that the least industrialized countries showed
This
the
most
advance
is understandable.
All
in
inclustry.
heavy
countries
want
to
is It chemicals. and metals basic produce not always economically wise, being in some
aa
“‘Yhe overall duction
for
example
of | national
picture—doubled the
free
world—is
pride.
industria! good.
But
pro-
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, September 16, 1960
12
Nixon Believes He Already Has ‘Decisive’ Female Vote By
FLETCHER
STAR
The Vice mended the
Bureau
WASHINGTON—Vice
President
ize
Richard Nixon and his staff believe the women’s vote will be “‘decisive” Nov. 8 and that Nixon is preferred by a majority of women voters.
the
President has next Congress
National
phant,
Foun-
WORA-TV
country. Sponsor,
Not
tion,
finance
and
search
laboratories,
sians and the issues.”
sponsor
and
The Republican candidate’s optimistic view of women voters stems in part from polls, in part
blishment of them throughout the
im universities country’ with
financing
by
from
the
response
to
the
public
appearances of Mrs. Nixon and in part from post-election surveys which showed a heavy percentage
of women Eisenhower
preferred in 1952 and
President 1956.
provided
Klein
refused
femmine te
be
Colmeni to
analyze
sentiments
drawn
women's
into
views
and a
the
declined
discussion
of Mrs.
compared
with
Mrs.
a possible
First
Lady.
of
Nixon
as
Kennedy
as
“We feel that women the election,’ he said.
will decide ‘There are
More
women
voters than men
and
more
women
registered.
Polls
tell
President
is
us
that
the
Vice
favored by a majority of women and that women are more likely
to
vote
in
larger
numbers
than
men.” He
for
Nixon
said
the
he
believed
feminine
was
international
one
factor
following
women's
interest
presents
an
SU
25.
in
to
be
members here,
p.m.
by
of the
of Agriculture Arts
6:30
produced and
will
Col-
Mecha-
be
aimed
at children from four to 12, and be called “Vamos,” in Spanish,
esta-
and
“Let’s
Go”
in
English.
The producers, both English instructors, are David Zack and José Rios. The baby elephant, Bimba, is the youngest inhabitant of the Mayagiiez Campus zoo, and while
she won’t
the
the
to
faculty
nical
partner-
about-face
time,
early
a
be on
the
variety
show
of
every
monkeys,
ex-
otic birds, and more conventional pets will help to make interesting for the cut heavily into basic re- “Vamos” programs financed by the small fry.
years of Secretary
the of
Wilson search Pentagon
and
Eisenhower team, Defense Charles
was
upheld
by
the
Mrs
Gwendolyn
White House despite a general hue and cry in the scientific com-
art superivsor
munity.
te
Nixon search
urged plants
trative
the
kept
and
that
basic small,
be freed
chores
his time,
that be
the scientist
Flossnoor,
rethat
of adminis-
the
public
“achieving
knowledge
sake.”
not
for its own
simple
Nixon for a
institute,
has also national
as
ments, lay
all
of
such
gone on record meteorological
by
which any
on
flour paste. Zack and
as
paper, Rios
can
child
be
able
pencil
insist
to
and
that
you
don’t have to bore children stiff in
order
to
built
son,
representatives of 14 universities. He noted that in 1958, the U. S. turned out only 14 scholars with Ph.D. degrees in science of weather forecasting.
.~..-
of
demonstra-
projects,
by
hands
be
recommended
formerly
schools
will
art
make
something.
12 In 1958
RE
I[ll.,
produced
“cannibalize”’
that
Zack,
in the
masks, dolls, hats, and in season Christmas trees and orna-
expect immediate results. Rather, he said, the goal should be:
in
conditions.”
the
In
and
language here on
Sept.
5:30
show,
lege
re-
should
a
position.
for
The press spokesman declined to commit the Vice President on the question of security regulations in light of the defection of two young government code clerks to Russia. He merely said that the government housed more security
two
ship of federal, state and private funds. This plea for expansion of basic research (research not directed toward specific improvement) Republican
No
basic but
encourage
projects
Sunday,
Sundays
The
that the ‘‘control,
operate’
art
“Vamos” will be on WORA-TV, Mayaguez’s only television sta-
Control
Nixon made it plain government should not
cartoons,
a liberal dosage of instructions will start
dation to sponsor a new program of basic research throughout the
Herbert Klein, Nixon’s press chief, said polls show Nixon is preferred by women over Senator John Kennedy because ‘‘they regard him as a strong, capable leader in facing up to the Rus-
Picture Tube
MAYAGUEZ—A new kind of children’s educational television program featuring a baby ele-
recomauthor-
Science
In A
Mayaguez Gets Kiddie TV Show
risks in 1952 than it does today.
KNEBEL
Washington
Education
around
Words
terns
them
Each
an
and
will
be
English
grammar repeated
part
a
of
the
“kiddy”
lively
show,
by
English,
IN PUERTO
and
all
will but of
says.
give
the
chil-
RICO YOU
grams,
introduced
according
Since putting an audience of requires some
Rios the
.in
to
earlier
pro-
Zack.
across English to Spanish speakers use of Spanish,
and Zack anticipate that program will also prove
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Western pilots said there is a considerable increase in patrol work by Soviet MIG’s in the air corridors to Berlin. The aerial activity drew attention as the West German governthat
planning
the
Communists
a war
of conquest
against West Germany. Werner Krueger, deputy
verment
press
chief,
’ Tel. 2-4608
said
go-
Capt.
Guenther Malkikowski, an East German Army officer who fled te the West, brought the docu-
ments with him. Malkikowski was not
present
at
news
the
confer-
ence. Krueger
showed
documents
marked strictly confidential which he said were printed for distri. bution to calm the population after the reds marched in. West German President Heinrick Luebke flew into West Berlin on his third official visit of the year. He was greated by
protests that had the Communists,
con.
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Poles, Czechs Join Squeeze On W. Berlin
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Each show will enlarge the audience’s working knowledge
cf
AND
les-
format
Zack
ZACK
will
participants, These things not be done mechanically, as
DAVID
learn
program
been voiced by who maintain
that he came as troublemaker and
“a_ political lawbreaker.”
He’suggested that West Berliners remain calm. The Polish and Czechoslovak missions
announced
their
govern-
ments have joined East Germany in denouncing as illegal documents the West German
ports Rarried by West
“a
THE SAN JUAN STAKk — Friday, September 16, 1960
Populars To Hold ‘Parlor Politics’
Benitez To Protest Immigration Rules _
By
A.
W.
left
With Open-House Type Meetings By
MALDONADO
Chaficellor Jaime the University of
Benitez
yesterday-for
of Rico
The is
Washington
urge
immigration
officials
America
educators to leave UPR
after two Benitez
Spanish
years. did not
and
refer
in
of
these
seek
the support of fhe Associaof
versities in the U. S. educators are difficult versity.
the
Bogota
Latin
particularly
The at
UPR
most
Hyde
Park.
‘‘social
meetings”
to
be
held
Puerto Rico, dealing with
and the methods them as outlined
of in
the Party’s discussed.
‘platform,
be
Morales would
be
stressed
of the family
‘‘not
to
that
of Puerto
Rico
ular
Democratic
with
these
and
how
Party
problems
Such meetings, he said, be limited to small. groups
was
Park
important
members
of
to
opposition
that
government
Antonio
Cuevas
LONDON (®)—Four hundred Russian tourists arrived here
deal
as expressed
gathering
and
director
.
Joining the State Department official in introducing the new campaign program, Gov. Munoz told Hyde
officials
To Make Comparison
the Pop-
in its platform.”’
the
government
Oliveras
personnel Viret.
propa-
will
high
Candido
meetings
spread
Other
in attendance yestercay were San Juan Mayor Felisa Rincon de Gautier, Secretary of Education
ganda, but to discuss, on a friéndly basis, the fundamental problems
neighbor-
in each
Carrién
the purpose
would
He suggested
they be encouraged hy a promise that Populars would attend their meetings in return.
it
aboard the Soviet liner Pobeda and said they wanted to see the changing of the guard at Buck-
ingham
Palace
with
changing
the
encourage
guard
parties
Moscow.
to
at
the
to
compare of
Kremlin
the
gates
the uni-
of U.
S.-
cooperation
uni-
daughter, her way
at the
Clotilto her
Yale
Law
School.
Cancio Rules ‘Voice’ Party Ruled Ineligible In 8
Against Force In Evacuating Commonwealth Justice
Hiram
advised
Gov.
Secretary
Mufoz
Out Of 9 Distrids The Voice of Puerto Rico, a political party which would seek independence for the island, has
of
Cancio
been
has
that
ruled
ineligible
the November
the
of it
government has no right under law to evict forcefully a family
from its home in the face of imminent danger. Cancio gave his opinion at a full meeting of the gavernor’s
the nine sought to The party
to
elections
enter
districts in which register. filed 18,000 peti-
votes
representing
eabinet at La Fortaleza to discuss ways to prevent a recurrence of last week’s Humacao flood dis-
cause
of
aster. He was asked by Mujioz to study the legal aspects of foreed evacuation.
for the Christian Action Party —thus automatically elimiffating
in
some
ly
working
Public The
with
The
study
Planning
the
Department
of
study
will
determine
all
prohibited.
also
had
because registered
the
Carolina
mandante
district—with
valid signatures—did achieve ballot status.
the
PUERTO
land
will
be
The study will also determine the number of families now living within danger zones and the Department of Justice will consider recommending legislation that would authorize the governto
displace
families
is the time
to talk to” your friend at
from
areas.
that relocation
The
more
than
$1 mil-
lion appropriated last week from the Commonwealth Emergency
Fund fot ‘Sood, si.
LPRBEE
FABULOUS
PLAY
THE
WITH
ITS BIG,
PRIDE
&
5-6 POOL
BIG WINNINGS!
Pay-offs is talking about the exciting 5-6 pool. You The record is a whopping $42,000. come in the thousands. can play the pool at any of the off-track agencies. . cor at the track
Manhattan Bank
dprenvrevteee
OR ae ap
RP AE MEO
if you come before 2:15 on racing days. Superb
Chase
of families
affected in all island areas last week would be “a long process.” He estimated that Munoz will to assign
RICO'S
Yes, everybody
Ramon Garcia Santiago, president of the Planning Board, told
have
duplications
and
Works.
such
Munoz
signers
be-
will
danger zones of homes on
such
and
@ignatures
out
Board
areas in possible and construction
ment
in
1,016 Party
in Puerto Rico and to determine how far a flood can spread in the by the
errors
ruled
themselves from both rolls. On-
The cabinet agreed to conduct a study of potential flood areas
conditions.
the
were
nine
Eight
be made
beautiful, fascinating
tions with the State Department, the
areas.
worst
at
in eight
ome
thoroughbred
racing
all year
WEDNESDAYS, FIRST RACE: 3 P.M.
around.
HOLIDAYS. Daily Double is 5th. and 6th. races. Special De Also mutuels. Luxe Clubhouse Tours from all major hotels. See your travel desk. FRIDAYS,
SUNDAYS
AND
it
militia
The chancellor will fly to New
first year
than
for
agreement
American
surely
educators.
Restaurant,
attend the meetings.
peration Administration the role that the university can play in
York with his de, who is on
lower
politi-
pos-
opposition confronting
states so that of top -ealiber
to find
hurt by this law since it must depend to a larger extent on is
with
whenever
In Washington he will also discuss with the International Coo-
Universities.
is
cam-
include
.. in Washington, D.C.
only
tion
said,
new-style
would
sible, members of parties. The problems
JAIME BENITEZ.
ed by the new regulations. While in Washington, he said, he will
he
Bird’s
hood. would
U. S. universities, Benitez said, also have been adversely affect-
UPR,
a
meetings
in private homes
ed to facilitate the cultural exauthorizes
on
Party
Wednesday the party would present its platform through a series
professors by name. He said under the old law, educators came to teach in the statés and Puerto. Rico under a visa that allowed them to stay as long they wanted to. The new law, he said, designehange program, a two-year stay.
Democratic
Dr. Morales Carrién, chairman of the experimental campaign, said
Latin
to
and
MALDONADO
cal opponents in attendance. The “parlor politicking’ approach, was outlined to a gather‘Jing of some 150 Popular workers from the metropolitan area by Dr. Arturo Morales Carrién, undersecretary of State, at a meeting
reconsider a recent interpretation of the new cultural exehange Federal law that is “detrimental” to the university. It top
carrying
neighborhood
to
compels
A. W. Popular
paign for the San Juan metropolitan area involving ‘‘open house”’
to fight immigration regulations which are forcing top foreign educators at UPR to return to their ndtive countries. Benitez said yesterday that his main mission in Washington is to
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, September 16, 1960
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, September 16, 1960
15
REX MORGAN, M.D.
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POLO TEAM AT REALLY DID IT! SHE OWNS CAULDRON HIGH , A PET RATTLESNAKE!
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LIL ABNER HOW EXOTIC!! THE NUT OF THE DOUGH,AND THE HEATED ESSENCE OF THE COFFEE. BEAN
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By Johnny
Hart
| WONDER IF ANYONE IN THIS
WORLD
APFRECIATES
ME.
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, September 16, 1960
16 CINEMA Friday, September SANTURCE
16
AMBASSADOR: Comanehe Station, Because They’re Young GRAND: The Hidden City, Treasure of Ruby Hills HOLIDAY: A & C Meet Dr. Jekyll and
PARAMOUNT: A Dog RIVIERA: Stage Show
RIO
SPRINGS, Colo. COLORADO UA—A 21-year-old Colorade College here
he
Five
and
Ethel Merman Six, daughter of the Broadway singer, have been married
since May
William
said
he
L.
and
his
of
Pa. .
eloped
and
bride
were
married
They here
have been making
Mrs.
Wayne,
in Juarez,
Geary
is
KRESTO-DENIA:
MARTI: Cry White CORCELLES: Page One
Mexico.
daughter
Miss Merman and the a New York Levitt,
o
f
of
airline
Robert F. Six when he Merman were married.
The
currently
The
Big
12:00-—(11) Reje, 1:30—(4) “Sobre
4:00-(2)/ “Su.
5:00 - (2)
on
of
these
shows
stataps
will be
colors
(green,
will
have
officials.
Spanish
subtitles.
Azul y Blance el Abismo”
Pecado
de
printed
in Mexico’s
national
and‘ red).
Mexico
is
simultaneously issuing of 30 centavos stamps.
an almost
identical
set
OF
THE
MATTER
DEPT:
The
Dominican-bora Malagon Sisters reported incorrectly by this department to open at the Flamboyan Club in March, will, in fact, open
Picture
Ayer”
there
(Film)
in
a
new
show
exactly
one
week
from
tonight.
Kiki
e¢e8
FRIEND IN NEED DEPT: When word the flood disaster reached San German,
of
Johanna
Harris
immediately
went
to work
“to
do. something for those who suffered losses.” (Johanna is the wife of Roy Harris, eminent American composer, now director of music at the Inter American University of P. R.) She received permission from the Inter American
5 DAYS >
U. to present a benefit concert. San
German,
Cabo
Rojo
and
Lajas
were
-
audience
was
Columbie
Pictures
David
Ledd
“DOG OF
States was the first.
LORRAINE - 12 M. Newmer
“THE
-
Tony
3rd Week Douglas - Kim
tee surprised
he was (me
dejaron
means
when
‘All Types
Novak
WE
HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M. Edmund Purdem “THE COSSACKS” Abbott & Costello “MEET JEKYL & HYDE”
is
Mrs.
hands
but
mirando
that
he
Rican telis
you
at the cypress tree”
was
al
ciprés).
steod
up.
What
he
e223
WHAT’S IN A NAME York correspondent writes Puerto
Rican
Pentecostal
East
125th
The
Synagogue.
Street
DEPT: to say
Our New there’s a
church
in Manhattan
at
115-123
that’s
called
see
HOW VAGUE CAN YOU GET following item was published in supplement, Parade:
Narcotics secret
agents
underworld
report
DEPT: The the Sunday
that.
society,
no
the
longer
Mafia, uses
its
own members to smuggle dope into this country. The Mafia still finances and masterminds the ilicit narcotics trade but recruits others (mostly Puerto Ricans) to take the risks: Biggest smuggling center rome Harlem.”
is now
New
York
City’s
ess
PUBLICIDAD
P.R.
DEPT.:
The
Paris
edi-
tion of the New York Herald Tribume recently carried a special 8-page ‘supplement devoted te the business and pleasure of Puerto Rice. HOORAY
DEPT.:
After
fighting
one
of
the fiercest, most persistent, and most courageous battles ever waged with the phone company,
publicist
Mike
Segarra
has
had his own, private, business phone
finally
installed,
see
SHOW-BIZ Why
don’t
our
QUESTION nightclubs
OF
THE
book
WEEK:
comedians?
Occasionally we do get to enjoy a Latin comie musieal combo, but seldom is there a gringo comic in town. 6:00— WHOA - News WKYN
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tovernor’s
very
Harris played not with her heart.”
RADIO-AM
Distr. by ———$——$__
the
Al
One reader who attended the concert says:
City Fathers
contacted, children were invited to participate, tickets here printed, and the concert—a great success—was held last Tuesday. Over $300
Dorothy Dandridg
Kirk
None
white,
in
Julie
“Rifle-
eee
Sidney Poitier
Sammy Davis Jn
alongside
SOUTH OF THE BORDER DEPT: In a unique tribute to neighboring Mexico, the U. S. is issuing a series of four cent postage stamps in commemoration of Mexico’s Independence Day Sesquicentennial, celebrated today. The
P.M.
AVAILABLE
8:30)
ees
Sun. and Holidays 4:00 — 8:15 P.M.
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to
weeks, according to WAPA-TV
Money, Petticoat
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Programs listed accerding te language WKAQ- (2) WIPE-— (6) WAPA-(4) WKBM-— (il) Friday, September 16
are estranged.
FCOBIAN'S THEATRES
shows
Tempest
Killer,
FOX-DELICIAS: The Horse Soldiers RIVOLI: Ei Circo FAJAEDO PUERTO RICO: Great Betrayal PARAISO: La Gavieta, Rendan
executive and Miss
Daily
NUEVO
The
is being sent to disaster relief.
PONCE
late Robert
suicide in 1968. took the name
Sixes
Baby
Television station WAPA, channel 4, is planning to start a Sunday evening all-English segment. This Sunday night “Wells Fargo” man” and “Montovani and his Orchestra” (8:30 to 9:30) which have been seen for some months now. “This Man Dawson,” a detective show now seen Saturday will move to a Sunday evening spot. Also on tap for telecast shortly are the “Peter Gunn” and “Dinah Shore” shows. The station is currently negotiating with NBC for both these shows which are
BAYAMON
advertising and promotion executive who com-
mitted She
and
Monedita de Oro, Casa
PUERTG
their home
the
Man
Gates to Hell CAPARRA TERRACE
2
6.
Geary
By
Flanders
PIEDRAS
AZTECA: No Soy del Terror
Night
Is English TV
Sunday
—. DRIVE IN: Submarine Seahawk. The Spider PARADISE: The Wonderful Country BOOSEVELT ROOSEVELT: The Loag Het Summer,
Daughter Wed May 6 disclosed
ef
SAN JUAN Miracle, The Old
RIALTO: The the Sea
Singer Ethel Merman’s
student
Our Man in San Juan
Mr, Hyde, The Cossacks LORRAINE: The Rookie HALL: Strangers When We Meet Yo Pecador Home Frem the Hill METROPOLITAN: Porgy and Bess NEW BROADWAY: Ayer Amargo, Noches de Ronda
irs
4
a
piu: |
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, September 16, 1960
Book Review: The Labyrinth
ENN
A Love Of Life And THE.
LABYRINTH—by
sion of| mother
Enri-
plication,
N.
seems
liam
(Translation
Rose.)
275
by
Wil-
pages.
the
Enrique
work
already
and
of
the
and newspaper avocation, is also
run
through
eleven
editions, and since that happy first attempt he has published six other novels. Laguerre
has
been
particular-
Ty fortunate in his choice of translators. William Rose, who did the groundwork, and Mme. Briffault, who made the final revision, have produced a work of
art.
But the
most
important
fact that
the
of
all
translators
is had
worthwhile material to work on. The Labyrinth is a combination of interesting setting, skillful plot,
subtle
characterization,
an
enlightened social and moral outlook, and a love for life and People that shines through the whole
work.
Although what happens inside the characters of The Labyrinth
is
more
important
than
what happens to them from the eutside, the external story is an exciting tale of adventure in its own
right.
It begins
with
a pol-
itical assassination that involves the hero, and it moves on from there, through perils by land and
sea,
to
a
no
less
violent
close. Yet the reader never feels the presence of violence for its own sake. The story
begins
among
the
ENRIQUE
LAGUERRE ...P.R. novelist
reasonable
facsimile
of
Neither
is he capable
of
realism.
of closing
AL'S LITTLE CLUB 1554
Puerto With
Ponce de Leén
Rico’s The Paul
Littlest
of
an
expert
growth
or
air
lanes...Sid
Decorative
cumstances
impinge
characters influence
and one
upon
seems home,
V.
P.
Miami,
of
Fla.,
and has
law
graduated
from
evening
school
range
of
just
as
characters
ascetic
the
story
with
their
at 34197 members
Schulman tells me he has a new cocktail for his Cotillon Room
Jimenez, staff medical officer of the Selective Service, and director of the Presbyterian Hospital,
the
great pains even of the
never
respect
a
deep
understanding
motivations
but
indulges
psychoanalytical
jargon.
in
no
He
shows
is
lovable
called
the
of
lady
“Boyscout
these
helps
Cocktail.”
and a
you
out
little
of
old
the
he
reader
is
being
adventure
story,
ing. Luncheon will follow meeting in Fellowship Hall,
the and
for reservations
Fox
call
Marcia
before Monday. nonwelcome...Dr. Roberto
left for the States accompanied by his wife, Josefina and son
the place.
Roberto, on a business and pleasure trip. Young Roberto will
..-Famous jockey William Hartack writes he plans a trip to Puerto Rico soon. He will com-
remain in Indiana where he will assume his studies -as a freshman student of Notre Dame Univisland’s| ersity...A newcomer tc town is
bine pleasure with business, riding at El Comandante, swimming
and sunning on the beaches . . . Albert Rubenstein,
Mark
president of from N. Y. C.
land Ohio, who has moved to the island for business reasons. Mark
Franklin is staying
Intercontinental eral day”
Stores, at S. J.
Hotel
for
days...It’s “Happy to a jolly good fellow,
sevBirthFrank
B.
is an excellent land.
Pedro
re-
ion
of
a
was
a
Antonio
Velasco
Puerto
has
to
Rico
after
several
month
trip
to
Velasco
heads
the
large
It will be a “White wedding for Denise “Chui”
Europe.
chain
While
the
who
Theatre’s
Hotel
in Miami,
here
architect
for
the
he
lead
has
in
landed
the
“The
Happy
schoolmate
Little
productTime.”
at
the
He
Univ-
THE
will
No0000
‘ROOM
is in Puer-
new
in amateur
forthcoming
to Rico looking over some of his projects. Kornblath will also be the
Cleve-
ersity of Pennsylvania of Ivan Rodriguez, also president of The Little Theatre here.
be married in Denise’s home state of Illinois...Well known architect, Leo Kornblath, famed for his work on the Fontainebleau
actor
romantic
Christmas” White and
Esbarza,
from
circles, having established his own theatre last year in Cleve-
Gilliland, administrative assistant of the operations division of the Selective Service system... turned
Silverberg
Ponce
de Leon Hotel, due to start construction soon...Bill MeDonald, owner
of the
Miami
Marlins,
who
affection for whatever in
even
the
most
un-
but
he
conglomerate
of
lovely of his creations, does not romanticize. In
all
the
these
and
many
|
other characters,
hero’s
foster-mother,
example
of
the
isi rae eee Oe eaame ae
who
featuring
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is treated in retrospect): Dofa Isabel Cortines is a beautifully drawn
that
told
expound
life,
and a series of keen character studies all in one package. I heartily recommend it!
of
hidden
of
feels
thrillingly
for the individual human being that exists in each one of them, but without sentimentality. He shows
occasionally
views
on in
arrive sometime next week at La Concha Hotel...Charlie
the cir-
Miskelly,
public relations director for the American Hotel Association will
Preached at (though he may quite often feel convinced). Here is a novel of ideas, a
finally
an
year noon
the church. Russell Milroy will be the guest speaker at the meet-
Dofia Isabel Cortines is a lady of “good family” lamentably and lamentingly reduced to running a boarding house. The author depicts this wide
study,
the 1960-61 Sept. 21 at
the
at
Clifford
to be looking for a new quietly passing a social
meeting of Wednesday,
is in town to set up a local office and work-shop which will supply local decorators with labor and
Jesus
to
and
Z
afternoon at El Comandente last Sunday...The Men’s Clu» of the Union Church will hold its first
racters
down
Z
materials
the characters another, the
author has taken to show how many
Rubin,
Interiors,
...
CUFF
the
develop-
is not restricted to Porfirio Uribe. As
Air-
looking over which might
be adopted for use on the (arib-
Two is
of Caribair
begins.
settled
life of work
Mostest Dillinger
23 6 p.m.
of
Trigo,
lines, is in England an English aircraft
of island department stores, Velasco’s located all over P. R...
then
at the piano STOP
Isabel
Benigno
ME,
By Chuck New anon
ADA
relatively minor ones grow or degenerate. Laguerre writes as a man with a well defined personal philosophy. However, even though the author and his cha-
the
name
Dofia
middle
Santiago. The author
ment hero,
life.
ing
the
more,
the
character
The hero, Porfirio Uribe, is a self-made man in the making. He has $6wed his wild oats, has
two omissions intrigue me. No actor in the story shows genuine mother love (unless it, be
in
contact,
characterization. Sometimes he needs only a sentence or so to cast a white light upon the inner workings of a man’s mind. -Some of the main effects of characterization, ‘of course, result from the way people speak and behave in the book. And
his eyes to evil and whitewashing human nature. Rather, he takes the good and the bad and weaves them together into a story that stands up as a pretty
Latin colony in New York. The author is not interested in unearthing the sordid and exploitit
any’
book the scene changes from New York to an island republic near Puerto Rico which is very thinly disguised under the name
La-
the dean of Puerto Rican novelists, His La Llamarada of 1935 has
Once
Towards
translation -are excellent. Enrique Laguerre, university professor by vocation, radio commentator columnist by
have
is a wonderful example perversion of religion.
guerre has established a new literary precedent in Puerto Rico. Fortunately forthe experiboth
to
tianity.
By publishing his latest novel simultaneously in Spanish and
ment,
similar
favorable or unfavorable, with genuine manifestations of Chris-
LEWIS RICHARDSON Professor Of English University Of Puerte Rico
yesterday
love, and, by im-
something
must have helped to produce the spoiled child, Juan Lorenzi. Again, none of the characters
By
English
ZAMAN
SSAA
THE
OFF
4_
People
que Laguerre, published simnultaneously in English and Spanish by Las Americas Publishing Co, New York, Y.
17
the
farewell
of
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315
A
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service and professio-
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week,
. 2431
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ANSWERING
seeking
presentable, wise, promising position
firm.
speak
basic
Imparcial
nights
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—
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Apt.
auto
all cars, foreiga and
EI Imparcial Bldg.
Are you looking for a top man, young, wise and shrewd? Then this is
ENGINEER
AIR CONDITIONEBS ARTIUL-EKAR
Apply Room 210
MR. BUSINESSMAN
MARINE
ex-
SALE
210
mensurate
WANTED—MEN
3-1400
white *
AMERICA
requirements:
Lebaugh
STENOGRAPHER:
CONVERTIBLE.
Inquire at Mediavilla’s Machine Shop,
Apply Room Juan,
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ta dispatch newspapers and make deliveries. Applicant must meet the following
166
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1966
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publication weekdays, by 11 AM. Saturday for Monday paper. as THE
9:30
TYPE
All ads must be submitted before 12 noon on day before
any
El Imparcial Bidg.
of
8 AM
Quisqueya 6-3703. 63
once.
Advertisers
Apply Room 210
8-1293 from
Juan Star married,
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Phone Mrs. Galindez, te 5:15 PM. 3078
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furnished
3099
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Suite 2@2 Rio Piedras Dartington. 6-5049.
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PROPERTIES, INC. PHOTOS
Listings ond
AND
en
9-10979 evenings.
“| view
with
mountains in dis
3112
HOUSE,
to
block
kitchenette.
terrace,
screened,
apartment.
BEDROOM
2
FURNISHED
Inquiries Invited
D-—3®8
LOS
ANGELES:
4 bedrooms,
$21 | sir conditioned, 2 baths, screens closetstecrase4 tian blinds, heater, manyNence one|razzo floors.
3
section mext to Rio Piedras. Good ‘or
residence. Restrictions favorabie Vincenti, 66472. 237
1311 Ponee de Leon
No se quede sin tierra
BUY
$132.000 INDUSTRIAL BUILDING, Fdez. 1360
s
; sq. | built-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, large. clowater, 3 terraces. 551 Will | sets, Maxi bath,c hot
1-1 Zoning Classification. amt. Ipt, jmerts: 12 thal xalta,| altos Emily Shop, Stop 20, 25182. | 3962; profit, wold
oe
Seats
Sat money, me weaqeerss
monthly.
Modern
er Miramar.
611,
Hoare
has | cluded.
fully $1
"6
SAN
ai-
Les
;
weekly
areas. for exclusive ideal most monthly
t CINTRON REALTY, INC. offers e¢0m-| Caeba St., pete a ik ‘eadoen nomen Se sections
best residential
sale
cisco,
Gardpa
Hills, San
Bakdrick.
Patricio,
gi
3827
-— Caguas meter up.
frentimg
on 2 roads,
>
beach.
race,
bedro
435 mts.
LOT
mm
2750
Money avail-} Sed beach front properties. mortgages. Call 20911 or able | for
CONDADO:
writ Box
Beautifully apartments,
furmisned
encl. patic.
2-1441.
=
prices.
d ter. «
Phone
Pile
Aibons
2001
BUILDINGS
FOR
TIME
AND
MONEY
Sh
Center.
PARK: 3 bedrooms
La:
lv-
-
NEW
(master
Prefer
room
kitchen .
bath), 2 baths, spamodern new built-in equipped, i front perth,
fully
exempt
WANTED
with dressingroom, cious living-dining,
WANT
indus’
TO
BUY
CAGEBIEDS of ali kinds (parrot, ruisehor), imported or native. giving price, Fuca Clara, St. Just,
Write 3063
o17
2
installed.
3068
Cintron
for
Realty,
quick
sale,
$25,500.
11, Box 729 Roosevelt.
APTBACTIVELY FURNISHED 2% bedyoom t. screens, hot water,
private beach houses. Has beautiful bay with imsuperable beach flanked ty 23 cliffs rising from sea, breathtaking view. Sold or rented in valuabie-sized lots. Call 2-5 3187
PM,
3-4189. sz
EXCELLENT
PUNTA OCCUPANCY:
furnished
screened,
bot
2
water,
ee
Mornings &
LAS
<a Dalle beach,
after 7 PM, L-179 Villa Capri, BP 7-2888 mornings only. 3044
3111
MARIAS:
ee
restaurant,
Airconditioned near
er Breakfast
bus.
serv-
well
Stop
18%.
residence
Sarnturce.
OFFICES
FOR
1014
RENT
Pirque MARTINSAN CONDOMINTO office, ist Corner de Leon & Ponce floor. Air conditioned 320 sq. ft Call Cool, | 3-08598. or 3-424. ur 3015
3
WEAR BEACH: 1 large bedroom, living yeom, dining room. kitchen. linen & evoekery. Phene. Large terrace. 3-4122.
5
1305,
3-730. " weekly > menthly rates. 922
|
washer. Pleasant big patio, nice location meag beach. Espana 2061 Ocean Park. 34933, 2-1135.
Cadillae or 56 Plymouth.
CONCEETE
with whole or part of 15 acre farm, Km, 10 Road 176. Rio PiedrasCupey Alto. 15 min. from Rio Piedras, Caguas, & inorton terms Reasonable Alto. Trujillo gage if desired. Days 2-575, Carmea
ROOMS FOR RENT apartment.
RENT
‘one
terian Hospital BON 9:30—11, 3:30-5:00,
bedroom
¥
-
BLANCO.
Aprox. 13,000 sq. ft, divisible int) & ing room, dining, Humphrey kite water heater. 3 airconditioned bedrooms, | separate premises of 6500 sq. ft. each.
M
best apartments and houses for rent. rnished and unfurnished. FRANCISCUS
IMMEDIATE
A
&
BUILDING
=
near
house,
SPACIOUS
house,
BARKANQUITAS - From one acre lo 926 | 400. Travel, observe. Select myers. a
A
$2500 cash. J-1
+ 1st
concrete-wood
BEAUTIFUL,
@YDE
SAVE
$4.50 cone
$21
maid service. 67 Santiage Iglesias,
Roosevelt, P. R.
ltio
Road K 17.2 Call 6-7291 or
ENDUSTRIAL
fer sale or rent. Lata. for condéentnioms.
‘28
BUCARE,
concrete barn, fully equipped concrete stable. 31 acres, compietely flat, fremta img = road, light, water. ag acres. 38 minutes to 2 Juan, 2e@
"| Part mortgage.
}
bedro m
3
Sen Jumm Hotel, 2 $32,000. Call 90145.
3 BEDROOMS.
silva
'3
ANA. Rio Pi gsANTA
Caparra.|
Villa
Maria,
Santa
. from
Punta
j
4
San Fran-
San Juan Metropolitan Area:
Piedras sq.
ors D
Modcre
VERDE:
ISLA
a
ae
ee
ee
water
built-in cabinets, parch, double carport.
ever $4,000.000.00 worth of property | secs |
& bath, enéermous
screens,
.
R-1
2 bath
3 bedroem.
-
room
maid’s
YOUR
te buyer.
Near sa}
Angeles.
FRANCISCO
home,
furnished. inutilities
house near airport, 3 . hot water, equip-
fenced. | grill
WB-5
916 APARTMENT,
EFFICIENTY
SALE
GARDEN WELLS: 1146 sq. mts, $12 rer meter. High. 36 mts. frontage, sever installation. Im ist scrtion. Payment facilities. 3-8648 or 6-4668. wg j 365
1017
Cali
921 | Parker, office 33788 home 2-880.
Sei Flamingo Building
FOR
2 ne
Presi next te oy iNaira aig | DE Nome Benes, Magdalena 1156. 6 Hospital oh beach. 3-3506 - 3-8372 roa, ee ee BUCARE: Attractively furnished 3 bed- | 3871 a : o or work: | room house with unusually large extra FOR SALE HOUSES ine ctinnen, ‘bath. furnished, $135. |700™ & bath, model Kitchen. Panoramic
La
TOPOS
.
LOTS
sq. mis.. in Santa flat. Clese to San College. $12 per meter, total ping center. Attractive 3 bedroom, 2! your apartments and houses to good | #saci $26,000. Part of purchase price bath home with servant's quarters &| tenants at no cost to you immediately | rice be financed. Call 2-0621 or write \elephone. Available inmediatelly furné | after vacated. You lose no rent income | poy S77, San Juan. £19
apartments on Magdalena. Call 3-0433.
DEVELOPMENT SITES BEACH FRONTAGES | tors — FINANCING AERIAL
RENT
LINE
|} CORNER LOT. 1340 INCOME Real EstateLOST can rent | Maria. Completely
~ because NO RENTFranch
CONBADG:; 2 beautiful
ee
DIRECT
WANTEDTO
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
@EAL ESTATE
3.8254
OFFICES 1 cenditioned. private sereens,
bath. entrance.
| mimiam,
SALE
San
Martin
OFFICE
air | MODEEN
water,
FOR
de
Pence
Stop
Leon
or ft., air conditioned, parking. Weekly 2-9473. | CaN Mr. Valencia, Bayamon
Condosa
2/3
23.
Reasonable, 2011.
3084
* >
rooms.
3320-1122 Ashford
Avenue,
(
MAISON BLANCHE
Rooms and efficiency apartments. water, @eryice. All screened.
Gutst rouse. Doubie | family aed
=
—aircondit-
22) Real Estate Corner
=
Snore snetes|
coat’ | MORE CLASSIFIEDS ON PAGE 20 vs
CONDADO: Fer gentleman furnished roem, private bath,
atmosphere.
scr ae ee tous big residence! Four
Delicious
down , SANTURCE INDUSTRIAL into this luxur |im heart of Las Palmas
bedrooms,
“built home all kinds
big
of living
| amd ebeavyvy industries. thre
of superb space
from
Gn
~l
=
at
your
ur
* 2730
to
— RIO
ee
PIEDRAS
University.
tae
$3 up,
not|&
sum
porches. Private
served. 876 | arranged. 1706 Pumarada sao
a
beach
facilities
off San Joree. 1013
2988 <_
walk
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(Continued
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CAPMayHaveToPetition | News In Brief Again For 1960 Election Cubana
resident commissioner, and the legi rs-at-large. Thus, he said, will appear on the ‘ballot
Following the press canference, the question was brought up as
districts where the CAP has qualified. Last night, the State De-
F
to see where the CAP will have candidates for district senators and representatives. . Left Sick Bed Secretary Cancio left a sick bed
to whether
CAP
cetee lini
candidates
and
parties.
tives-at-large can be named to the
Cancio pointed out that by not
Legislature under a constitutional
Cankeio
the
registered
being a party, the CAP will not clause that allows minority party | Tepresentation in the local representatives in the Legislature. reetion boards or in the central The answer was that the CAP
yesterday
is not a legal party and ‘thus does of Elections. Must Petition Again The CAP must attempt again after elections to file the neeessa- Department of Justice is that the ry pétitions if it wants to become CAP can question in court the a registered party, he said. He | rejection of any petition by the added that this is true no matter Department of State. ‘ CAP candidates for district rehow many votes the CAP, as inSearle candidates, gets this presentatives and senators will appear on local ballots only in the
Board
from
page
and
1)
tions
achieve
ey
the
10
per
would,
that
the
jected
check
State
every
valid
for
not
elections the
deter-
and
C.
up of towns A, B
Towns
A
and
B
qualify
for loeal municipal elections. But town C does not. To determine whether the district qualifies to
vote for a CAP senator and representative, the petitions of town
C will be included in the number of petitions along those of towns A and C.
total with
Found Under Bridge The
of
body
of
a five year
old
work-
vila
announced
that
the
party
would go to court over the issue of voter lists used in the checking of petitions. Davila explained that the CAP bought
“certified’
voter
lists
from the Board of Elections and used them in obtaining petitions.
In checking the petitions, he said, the
State
Department
was
using
an uncertified “revised” list. CAP
Secretary Flores said the revised list was “rotten with mistakes
enough
veras of building 40 of the Ne-
local
candidates . registered
in 69 precinets, including those
ment ruled the way rule under the law.
it
had
to
Stateside P.R. Pupils A Problem By
A.
W.
MALDONADO
An unusual problem is growing within the Department of Education—what is to be done
NK.
FUpES
A special curriculum is being devised for them. Ralph Robi-
nett,
director ihe
section, of the yesterday that
‘already
Department
si
said his section. has
established
a
special
English curriculum. The new curriculum emphasizes literature with readings, for instance, in Shakespeate. The
course is expected to start next
LONDON
a writ of attachment
Henry
(AP)—Search
Castro To Reach
issued
by
Epstein.
planes
yesterday
spotted
debris
in
N. Y. Sunday
NEW YORK (AP)—Cuban Premier Fidel Castro will arrive at Idlewild Airport Sunday afternoon, it was learned yesterday. Strict security measures are being taken. There will be about 50
persons
in
his
party
as
it
arrives
for
the
U.N.
General
Assembly.
Red Boss May Ask U.N. To Move LONDON
(AP)—Authoritative
British
diplomats
said
yes-
terday they expect Nikita Khrushchev will demand the removal of U.N. headquarters from American
territory unless Washington
relaxes its curbs on Red leaders. These British sources said they also have been given to understand that the Soviet Premier almost certainly will call for the dismissal of Dag Hammarsk:
jeld.
Khrushchev
general crisis.
Ten
is expected
exceeded
his
Greeks
to maintain
security
Killed
council
In
Nikita To Address
that
the
orders
Bus
in
secretary the
Congo
Crash
capital.
Press Club
The
date
only English; Aracelis Jimenez de Berthinet and Marian Maldonado said that these children are required to take elementary
Spanish courses in their district.
Son Of Tribal Chief has
England
joined
(®)—
an En-
glish parish here as a Church England
Rev.
He
Rufus
Ibikunle
is
of the
Aiyejoto.
Anglican authorities have designated
him
to
serve
as
assistant
priest to the Vicar of Blackpool.
His’ father, a non-Christian, -has seven dren.
wives
and
about
Vnukovo
_Guinea
20
chil-
En
Airport
Route
were
extendecl
and
Yugoslav
To
Ceylon
Wednesday
night
and
was
Accompanying the Premier and Janusz Burakiewicz.
Chief
Arrives
In
N.
greeted
are
by
ministers
Vietnam
TOKYO (AP)—President Sekou Toure of the African Republic of Guinea arrived in the North Vietnam capital of Hanoi yesterday after visiting Communist China, Peiping radio reported. The broadcast said President Ho Chi-Mirh and other top
North
Vietnamese
Discoverer of
the
leaders
greeted
Capsule
Sukarno
Discoverer
To
Toure
of
airport.
Is Sighted
XV
satellite.
See
The
Nasser,
Afro-Asian
session. The
ecspsule
Alr cajr
bad
beea
JC-54 plane found it bobbing Beeping end Mashing. it was the recovery area north of landed. The Air Forse said soon as there is enough ligh’.
Tito
JAKARTA (AP)—President Sukerno will hold important talks with President and Nasser of the United Arab Republic,
heads
at Hanvi’s
AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (AP)—An Wednesday night spotted the missing
all but given up for lost when a in the sea near Easter Island. about 1,000 miles southwest. of Hawaii where it should have an amphibious plane will land as
coming U.N.
The son of a tribal chief in west-
ern Nigeria
into
Russian officials. Mavan Naszowski
veral
Is British Clergyman
also
MOSCOW (AP)—Polish Premier Josef Cyrankiewicz has arrived in Moscow on the first leg of a tour that also will take him to Afghanistan, India, and Ceylon. :Cyrankiewicz flew
sule
dren in their classes who spoke
set later. Invitations
Premier
VANDENBERG Force search plane
elementary school in Santurce said they had Puerto Rican chil-
BLACKPOOL,
will be
to United Arab Republic President Nasser President Tito, but they have yet to reply.
Polish
invalid ‘rejections
were found to give the CAP the needed amount of precincts, Flores said the party would appeal to the Supreme Court for a new printing of the ballot to include local candidacies on the entire which have been rejected. Concerning the ruling by the island. of Justice on the As it stands now, only the CAP candidates for governor, resident CAP’s status, Flores commented commissioner, and senator end “we can’t speak of liberalism.” representative at large will ‘be Secretary of Justice Hiram Cancio characterized his department’s on the ballot. ruling as “the most liberal posThe CAP, however, legislative sible.” Flores said the Depart
and
Justice
the Atlantic near where two U.S. Air Force B47 jet bombers collided over storm-tossed waters Wednesday. There were no signs of any survivors. One of the planes survived the crash and limped to Shannon Airport minus one engine. The other went down.
York.
re-
reason.
If
Court
NEW YORK (AP)—The Overseas Press Club announced! yesterday that Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev has accepted an invitation to address the organization while he is in New
signature
“substantial”
Supreme
was enroute from Corinth to the Greek
-
Department
State
ATHENS (AP)—Ten Greeks were killed and 21 injured in a head-on collision between a bus and a cement-laden truck near Athens. The accident occurred Wednesday night mear Megara, about 25 miles Northwest of Athens. The bus
Missing Boy's Body
to determine if the ‘re-
jection was for a
did
municipal
still be
also will be seized under
Debris Of Crashed Bomber Sighted
atl
cent
Guaynabo’s 1956 vote. Recheck Planned Flores said his party’s ers
for
that
Lawyers said the property of the line in New
York
a
district (of which the town is a party, will qualify for legislative representation, For instance, a legislative dis-
qualify the party fully under the valid votes which had been inlaw. * correctly rejected. The eliminaFlores commented bitterly that tion of the error gave the CAP if the CAP had known that: San 858 petitions instead of 748 in Guaynabo. Only 833 were needed to
towns
trict is made
come
call
mination of whether the overall
omissions.”
at
from
qualify will
The State Department " prement at 8:40 p.m. at only three hours and 20 minutes before the viously said that the revised list deadline for certifying the candi- consists of this year’s registered voters, minus those wha were dacies. The news blasted what up to eliminated for irregularities. The recovery of Guaynabo last night was accomplished through the discovery of a mathematical |
a
to
advertising firm.
press conference in which he released the Justice Department’s opinions on~the status of the CAP. The opinions had been requested on Sept. 3 and 12 by Assistant Secretary of State Adolfo Porrata Doria. The Justice Department also ruled, Cancio said, that the peti-
Confusion Prevails | During Vote Check (Continued
afternoon
Seized
NEW YORK (AP)—Deputy sheriffs seized a $3 million Cubana Airline plane and all of the line’s property at Idlewild. Airport yesterday. The action, tying up the Cuban-government: operated line, was based on a $237,801 claim by a Miami, Fla.,
for partment was tabulating petitions
reépresenta-
Plane
nation
4
(Continued from page 1)
Airlines
said yesiexd2y he Tito of Yugovavia as well as with s»
delegations
president is leading
to
the
fort!
Indonesia’s
dels
gation, which will include political party leaders and Minister of National Security and Army
Sukarno with
told newsmen
Soviet
Premier
Dutch General
Chief of Staff General Nasutio:2.
he has no plans
Khrushchev
or
at present
President
Gets Allied AF
for
talks
Eisenhower.
Post
‘THE HAGUE (AP)—Maj. Gen. Arnoud J. De Vries, acting chief of the Netherlands Royal Air Force, has been
50, ep-
pointe to the Air Defense Department at the headquarters of
_ the Allied Air Force Central Europe in Fontainebleu, it was announced.
—
leo
22
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THE SAN
Vega Alta 9 | Rain Delays Ladies NEW
York of
NY.
YORK
(AP)—The
All-Stars
defeated
Puerto
Rico
Wednesday’s New
have
postponed
Vega | Women’s
Wednesday
| pionships
at the
Puerto
only
home
of
the
Roads
postpone
|ment, the tournament will get Rico under way Sept. 28 at the Ramey run
third inning. Al l in t aml ‘Sanday. ——__
230 ee .Y. we,
of
| Air
Force
Base
course.
A
field
jof 90 is scheduled to — in the tournament with each compe| titor having to play five different
{cvurses.
ot 400 _— ‘a 1“ ; | Fort
Berwind
Buchanan
Country
and
Fort
Club, Brooke
: : . |are the other tournament links. Victor Crespo, Felix Maisonet | Trophies will be awarded for (1), Eleuterio Torres (3); Loren-
Gonzalez
(3),
Roberto
Vega
and Fabian Cardenas (3); Juan Pagan, Benito Millan (5) Julio Cepeda, Maximo Castro (3) and
Valdes. W-Pagan; L-Crespo. HR—Puerto Rico, Molina.
low gross and low net and the player with the lowest net will receive
the
Seagram
Cup.
Defending champion is Mrs. Orenstein and Berwind is the defending
club
champion.
fare 1960
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Baseball
Orioles Trail By One Point NEW
YORK
(AP)—The
last-place Kansas
City A’s
beat New York for the second night in a row Wednesday, trimming the Yankee’s American League lead to one percentage point over Baltimore as the Yanks go into a fourgame weekend series with the Orioles at Yankee Stadium. Andy Carey’s tie-breaking home run in the ninth inning gave
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decision
a 2-1
A’s
the
Ast-$1,550;
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eight
to
at
was
straight
setback
a 5-2
in
loss to Los Angeles. That shaved the tes’ lead to 5% the second-p St. games Leuis* Cardinals, who Cincinnati 64. ‘Third-place Milwaukee whipped Chicago’s Cubs, 10-2, and now trails by 6%. Philadelphia
rapped
cisco, 5-1, in the League
game,
San
other
smacked
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American
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Sports Today
Yandel Drops
.
The Weekday Winner ;
By Jimmy
But Retains Petersen Lead
Cannon
clandestine
natures.
Normally,
secretive
men
are
Singles Classic match
Monday night at the Paradise Bowling
and Sports i. Center, but seems a cinch to win top money with only two weeks his ee Yandell in- {back in second place ahead of
careful
with their opinions of their neighbors. But race-trackers, _ theugh a surreptitious breed, are alse maliciously gabby.
« Gilbey
Don Yandell dropped all four points in his Ron Superior Peter-
The back-side of a «ace-track is populated by suspicious men with
The World agrees on
al-
jy?
Bob Lammey posted a 757 series, which ineluded a 223, to move up a notch to fourth place,
+.4\ displacing Don Wilson who has
He
is a week-day
stalls,
whe
does
trainer
it
Lammey and Wilson still have am outside ehance for second money if Lamphier and Royle falter during the next two weeks. High game and series are still e@wned by Lammey who recorded
with
wholesale,
scores of 256 and 873 in the ninth
business of running platers, although Hail
CANNON
Stakes Saturday won the World’s Play Ground appears to be the best two-year-old colt of
Rezson, which Atlantic City,
generation.
Winning
made Jacobs $328,434. But Jacobsis a guy who generally grinds
Entries,
Runners
to arrive at
he is the first
works
Jacobs
the last to leave,
barns in
the
a horse
like
morning
the
expects
and
BON
do
most
of
their
-.. still on
Hail
to sweep
except
tal.
for
it the
He
money
says
but
more
same way.
his
rust
He
had
US Girl's Softball Team Plays Here
afternoons.
for
competition
is
often
bru-
bred the
studs
the
his
in
mate
own
wear
an
to do with what
But Jacobs also knows
lhorse. He
than
$10
per
person,
must
out, There are no blood lines Jacobs can call on and the mares The Raybestos Brakettes, the and stallions on his Maryland farm did not become famous on ‘U.S. womens softball chamSaturday. They're weekiay runners and they get weekday perpions, will play an all-star men’s formers. They have made Jacobs, who owns many of the horses team from Ft. Buchanen and he trains, rich, famous, and respected by his envious competi-
tors.
out
3
games
Jacobs doesn’t exert his horses
schedule
horses
Yandell.
of 226, 214, 213 and 188 to move
in the
‘ morning works are mild. They race themselves into condition for money, and hold
top
The
running
begin
to 377, 19 more than Ed Lamphier in second place. Lamphier rolled an 841 series
workouts.
in
not
competition,
in
weary
grow
His horses
YANDELL
and
To Reason to do likewise. There afe some who believe he is pushing the colt. too hard. But Jacobs has the theory that a horse should
will
US, Venezuela
:
It has been said of Jacobs that his great talent as a trainer that
Oct.
Classie
be in by midnight Oct. 1.
it out on the working days. He gives Saturday to the big stables.
is
Invita
tional
at the Star Bowling Center with a guaranteed top prize of $250.
9 out of his 18 starts, Hail To Reason
Afternoon
week of competition. The Women’s Singles
Third
No
The colt,
barns.
to
Chance
although
exceptional
Turn-to, not
yet
ignoring asked
Venezpela.
to
choice
as the travel a mile, already is being discussed with reverence next Kentucky Derby winner. May is a far month, but only Bolinas| Boy, Pappa’s All and Crozier are defined as his com-
too
one run.
have
Most race
horses
late, they
squander
their
energy.
too early
If extended
Hail
But
To
Reason.
or
has
two moves. In some of ‘his early races, the colt drew post positions which were considered hindrances. He runs ofi the pace but must be up close enough, to the
leaders, to get to them when
he turns it on. Bobby
Bartzen,
There was some Earl Buchholz, 19,
i
.
petition.
of
35-
: year-old assistant captain of the American team, was a surprise.
Ussery, who
rides him, several times urged him as the field came out of the gate and then took him back. Hail To Reason was exuberant and eager when the jockey set him down far his stretch lick. He does it with an ease that verges on imsolence and he does it consistently.
in
1946
for
New
York
City.
In
the big town, Laboy worked and fought for watches in his spare tiwe. “] had about six semi-pro fights
and won three of them,” he said. to turn profes-
expectation St. Louis,
would play in the opening matches. Buchholz has been bothered by leg cramps recently, but he
probably will play in the doubles Saturday, with Chuck MecKinley,
19,
also
from
St.
Louis.
They will face Pimentel and Gambus. The zone finals end Sunday with
two
singles
mateches.
;
Not The Type
(Continued From Back Page) to both. i Labey was born in Yauco 29 years ago and left Puerto Rico
of
The hacks who compose scenarios are responsible for the popular conceptions of horse trainers. Show business fiction puts them into two offensive categories. The theatrical libel conceives them into ferocious hicks or metropolitan rogues loud with a. big-city vulgarity. These imagined cartoons, although they exist in a modified way, are refuted by Jacobs who is an original.
He is from Brooklyn, a courteous man, humorless and precise, who is a brilliant drudge of his sport. I know mily and they reflect his proud goodness in men are not unique. His disposition is
He
are bet
is
a realist
who
doesn’t
gamble
his
ev
small and infrequent. Jacobs never for him in exchange for information.
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Fernandez Puerta
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Ave.
SPORTS San
Juan,
Puerto
Rico, Friday, September
16, 1960
By PETER ANDERSON
Musial To Play Another Year ST. Musial
LOUIS (AP)—Stan said yesterday he will
ed
to
play
in
I enjoy it,’
play again next season for the
ness me
paign,
and not
pleasure te
Musial,
play,”
who
he
The 39-year-old slugger, probably the top National Lea-
National League tles, declared he
gue player of all time, told a news conference he had decid-
he can year.
help
the
paration for his fight with Chino Diaz at Escobar He had shadow boxed with a middleweight, hit the light bag with ‘the speed: and delicacy of a competent secre-+
busl-
my
too
has
day in presa | yesterrday out: work y lig Lightweight Ray Laboy h had jus t finished aa light
“because
has been
“Baseball
St. Leuis Cardinals, ending speculation he would retire at the close of the current cam-
1961
long
other
calisthinics.
fights. He Dominican opponent over ten|cord in (‘a Jong. tints P Fity Pep rounds tonight. “He’s (Diaz) tall, jin ry he
aa
tonight
at
Laboy,
a solid
130
pounds.
Fought
decisions
lost
He
holder.
title
Pep
Since turning pro in 1950, La-
10|
for
profession!
a
e has toy fought Davey and Soare, the»
y experience.”
(lost a decision then in Canada) yet he expects to enter the ring|in
next
ie
ae
years, thinks he can beat his boy has compiled. 5x
fast for a come of rounds | ago He hadn't fought in six months|and Laboy said. “But I have the edge | prime,
seven
batting tiis confident
team
gated
ed ap oie ey
for
said.
won
wena
Laboy Predicts Victory OverDiaz
the San Juan Star
Pirates Top Dodge uffs Cu Burdette
Skinner And Friend Star; Banks Raps 40th Homer
eq
+
PITTSBURGH
(AP)—Bob
Skinner’s two-run homer
in the first and the six-hit pitching of Bob Friend earned!
the Pittsburgh Pirates a 3-1 triumph yesterday over the
edged the lowly Chicago Onis; Burdette
order
fourth cost Friend a shutout. With two out, Ron Fairly rifled a triple
Los
RT
Craig,
ONO ROE A NON
with a single and Skinner blasted a 32 pitch into the upper right-
HR—Pittsburgh,
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4
‘
ee
on
a single
eighth
:
.
sacrifice
=
Fe
extra
and
a
run
by
in by
a
Dick
fe. | Stuart. AS Roberto Clemente got one hit in three times at bat and was credit-
*
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with
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hitter for hés day as the
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;
Angeles
Pittsburgh
to deep center. Gino Cimoli raced back to the wall and got his gloved
added
Cu
fifth, when nks spdlied the no-bit bid by! leading off. wi his 40th homer.
posting his 16th vietory against 11 losses. The loser was Roger Craig. The walk to Jim Gilliam in the
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17th victory yesterMilwaukee Braves
HAMBURG,
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eens
\Island's Men Bowlers Third In Hamburg Championships (AP)—Finland won the men ‘s
pairs ten-pin bowling World championships yesterday with a total point score of 2,3334 with Sweden second and Puerto
Rico third.
ta+
It was the second title decttea!” at the five-day world bowling championships
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started
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Second Rican
women’s
nesday in the modern Keglerver-
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that
Women The
LE ADER—Luek
Toss, on
the saat.
leads flight of four
herses
to
the wire in race at Atlantie City, N.J. track. Roy Gilbert is aboard the winner with Comes A Tide, Ram Bam and Mr. First following. (AP. Wirephoto),
bowling
alley
in
suburban Barmbeek. Venezuela took the fivemen team crown. Other titles still available are the men’s singles and eight-man team championships. The Swedish team’s score for second
place
was
2,302
points.
The’ Puerto Rican team chalked up a total of 2,237 points. .
in
team
World
competition
in
the
Championships.
The Puerte Rico squad. recorded a 1,828 to Mexico’s 1,919,
;
Four
countries
The
World
took
part.
- Championships
conclude Sunday after singles, doubles and other team events.
ee
AIR OOREEN: RN
Los Angeles Dodgers. The Pirates righfhander struck out six and walked only one in