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| |Premier's Personal Statt Seized; | | Soviets Fight Losing Battle In UN By

MILTON

and papers last night in preparation for a

x yesterday any compromise “<|wvith the Soviet Union over .,|the issue of full support for Se|eretary-General

Dag.

dismal getaway from thee Congo. Their ad-

Hammarsk-

-:|jold and the U. N. operation in .|the

Congo.

This

raised

the

prospect

U. N. SecSoviet veto in the urity Council of a U. S. resolution expressing confidence in -Ham-

|marskjold,

-|an

and

emergency

the

session

convening of

‘the

venturing

effort

exploit?—, There

failure. Patrice they

Twenty

Lumumba, and

of vanished,

full

Soviet

power

the

shaping

been

had

puppet up,

had

staff

of the

the facade

Tu-

might avoid the calling of an emergency session. But the pros(See COUNCIL, Page 21)

yesterday

take

EFT

Lucho

Gatica

and

part

flood

relief

his Puerto

benefits.

HAROLD

military

Cuban

government

police late yesterday released an Lemnox’ release attractive blonde U. S.. embassy espionage. secretary they had held 40. +hours. accused The Cuban government the woman, Mrs. Marjorie Lennox,

of espiqgnage

and

ordered

ions to print up the election

ballots for lack of a final and formal notification from the’ State Department.

sy had received a note from the

MILKS

(AP)—Cuban

prior

accusing

to Mrs.

her

press

run.

The

difficul-

ties have been overcome and normal delivery is resumed this morning. We regret that some

subscribers

were

of his personal

seized

in Lumumba’s

Col

Joseph

Mobuto,

whose

staff

troops.

the

army

star

rit

incon-

venienced.

was

dered

also

the

Mobuto

Communists

said they 24 hours.

must

who

out. gone

Hie Within

The Communists from eastera Europe started their preparation by burning papers courtyard of the Czech

sy. Workmen then nailed on big wooden crates. Three

ficials

carloads

left

(See

the

covers

Soviet

CONGO,

in the embzs-

Page

of-

embassy 21)

J. LIDIN

topThe hectic Christian Action Party struggle to get its gubernatorial and other yesterday, snag temporary a hit ballot ranking ¢andidates on the island-wide election and also a potentially serious roadblock. The snag came at the ‘Board of Elections, which decided it could not authorize the Superintendent of Elect-

U.S. Cuba Embassy Secretary Released: HAVANA

a late

By HAROLD

(STAR

phote by Gunter Hett)

Christian Action Party Ballot Try Hits A Snag

Rican wife Mapita Cortes: are shown as they arrived here to

that

ing as Lumumba’s fades, staged this dramatic show of force.

events |. The dramatic turn of The San Juan STAR was «!eame as the United Nations was to delivered being in late ‘| preparing for its regular fall asyesterday homes rs’ suscribe An Tuesday. opens which |} sembly morning because of mechanic<|emergency session could be unal difficulties which caused ‘|der way late today. and

members

were

chief

with him.

BED

reports

juxurious villa by Congolese

To Our Readers

“| in 24 hours,

HERE FOR

were were

a foothold in central Africa mumba had been arrested at a appeared to be ending in hideout somewhere in the city.

_@2-nation General Assembly with-

Sir Claude Corea of Ceylon : : Ambassador | Mongi Slim of

documents

burned

Communists

Soviet-led

(AP)—

The Congo

LEOPOLDVILLE,

UNITED NATIONS (AP) “|The United States ruled out

BOROWIEC

By ANDREW

BESSER

The note charged that Mrs. Len-

nox “along with other embassy personnel engaged in espionage and conspiratorial activities.” | and her

to the three-man, According Elections Board, the State De partment should have sent it a Thursday midnight before of the certified determination CAP status. Earlier that same day, the Commonwealth Secretary of Justice had ruled that

CAP Needs 62 Precincts

To Rate As Political Party By

HAROLD

J. LIDIN

of the The three members insular Board of Elections agreed unanimously yesterday—in personal and informal opinions— that the Christian Action Party needs to register in 62 precincts to rate as a full-fledged political party. .

The

tricky

San

Juan

II, area,

the cause for the confusion, appears on these lists as only one precinct.

But Thursday night, only three and one half hours before the deadline for certifying political parties, it was announced

expelled from the country along The note said Mrs. Lennox was the CAP could field its candiwith another employe, Robert L. detained after Cuban military date to a resident comby State Department officials Neet. gelice bak reendel oe he De: missioner, and at-large laaae that the San Juan II area counts governnight ay Thursd Until three e including _AFer pictur see page 2) wie =P -and__politicians for three precincts. Tt has’ alsd= onea thei ‘ment officials “Mrs. Lentiox was reported in ie connection with what! The election law requirement believed that lly in ‘be genera led suspicious mov alike the party may at the good condition. ed that three-fourths of the 82 prerequir were cts precin downtown apartment house where 60 only tell to d polls in 58 precints as a “local” She said police refuse be covered by the peti by the election law or three cints treated by prime minister Fidel Mrs. Lennox lived. arty. tioning party leaves a split quo which cts These persons were identified Castro’s: secret police who invaded Considered a more serious fourths of the 80 precin in Puerto tient of 61 1|2 precincts. as Eustace Dan thréat to the CAP electoral am- presumably existed her apartment in a postmidnight in the note The the Board members, raid- Thursday and held her ‘in- Brunet, Edmundo Transke and bitions is the opposition of the Rico. stung by comments of CAF’ .seet precinc hours. ons of Electi Board communicade for Daniel L. Carswell. Neet was minority party members of the in retary Eduardo Flores, saw ne cts precin 80 only She said police refused totell identified only as an fembassy show lists Elections) Board to any island(See PRECINCTS, Page 20) her why she was jailed. {all the island. (Ste CAP, Page 21) ' The spokesman said the embas- employe.

Kennedy: Nikita's UseOf Election|Eisenhower y Campaign To Split U.S. Will Fail Cheeky the BALTIMORE (AP)—Sen. John|and ' | F. Kennedy warned Nikita S.| good ¢| Khrushchev last night that he wilt} that fall if he expects to divide this|those

United Nafions next week,| se Kennedy sasd, this is a] time to speak of the things] umite this cpuntry rather tham| that divide it.

will be misunderstood by the Soviet leaders. ‘You may hear us inquiring into our lest prestige,” be said, ‘our shaky defense, our} lack of leadership. “Bat do not!

coumtry durimg an election cam-}| Apparently Kenmedy feels that | be deceived. paign. seme of the criticism he has been “The Democratic party “| In a prepared speech directed} making of the Republican party| preaching disunity.” at

the

Russian

suid:

premier,

suggested “Mr. :

your

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agents. tary

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FORECAST:

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Sam

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daughter

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Beurbon

was eae

for completion

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of the. pretender io. the. throne,

DUTY

{

eid front fer Keamedy’s Eisenhower will return to Walter said he might have ex-| eed im perhaps 2 couple of

ae Men reid: abdicated to avert 2) ties im hand would: ae eae

ish nobility de

;

BRUSSELS (AP)—The

LAST!

with

Lt. Gen. Leeas Eisenhower

as ts) Wises tewse had done

pressed regret to Soviet Premier|™onhths

singer Harry Belafonte has ar- | Pye en oe officially ammounced rived here for a tourist visit. tore yesterday en neeene anna rday. In Madrid : the announcement comet's he .

;

surplus

gium

MOSCOW (AP) — America eet

HEAVY

Hospital at 203 pm. The = . President entered the hospital -

Mass. of having shewn ‘“‘a com-

Belafonte In Moscow

crop

| Candidate, and speak as am Am} “less im the long rum.”

protested

Phete)

B. CORNELL

GUTHRIE CENTER, Towa (\M)| plete (sic) )

secre- |

arrested

Havana had

By DOUGLAS

news-

Army's

rota fon giowage

‘

Here he said he wished to step|ageable size in fowr years. wants aut of his reie as a presidenti al|te “pay mere now”

ment. Mrs. Lemnex was released yesterday after U.S. Ambassader

Philip

Surgeon General, Surgeon Gene mard D. Heaton,

GOP

Frameiscitizen. andhev 7 a | ae spy 2S plane aes ec | icanKhrushc many other | candidate also accused eseDemo-|U-2 incident. i Castre Communist leaders are coming to | cratic foe, Sen. Jom F. hisKennedy} However, the increasing

Embassy

she

Farmers

the

Kennedy came here after a long| Vice President Richard M. Nixon|the Communist mmd.” earlier, Heaton emphasized thot |and pleasant drive through Penn }laid down for the farmer yesterWhile Nines did’) mention bis! 1 ., was. enly part of the phy sylvamia, where he was greeted|day a plan to cut the vast, price | opponent anoI .

whan,

rie Lennox, 26, ofausSam << tau wie fea "aera by

Gives

| i.

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to.

wil

report

ene. him.

F i

he >

informal

= “Let me say as emphatically as :

= @| work.”

eompleted yesterday and is not) o¢ his dectors proneunced in exeellent health.

objective is2 :

samp

g WASHINGTON .(@=-The first phase of President Eisenhowet’s annual physical checkup was

Kennedy

aitaim } af

(brroralisw [j=

OR AT ANY KELVINATOR DEALER THROUGHOUT THE ISLAND

Antoni

Tel.

Lepez

Sunday, Puerte

Dr.

Street

7 Nueve

September

Caparra

Terrace

Fernandez

meee:

Dr.

Lepez

Centra! *Tel.

Ave.

Isales

Rio

Piedras

aEl

Garcia Urb.

2617

Humaeae

Dr. Raul Comercie Tel. 97

Yumet Street

Fr. Verde

THE SAN JUAN: STAR . Saturddy, Septeniber’1; 1960:

Two Giant 468 New Tourist Rooms Reported:

Scheduled Cross charity show will be held night and afternoon tomorrow

Ponce

among

the

recently

Intercontinental

opened

Hotel,

170

increase Miramar

is divided between the Charterhouse, 206 rooms,

Other

said,

singers

Jack

Stark,

and

Cash the

teenagers,

Puerto Rico arrangements Admission

shows sale

is $1 at

José

for the shows can be made.

each

the

and

tickets

are

stadium.

director of which station emanate

pm.,

the

Torregrosa,

from

program

said:

“More

than

It will

the, most

victims

Condado

people beries

of pickpockets section

were

among

who reported nine roband seven burglaries to

metropolitan

area

police

yester-

day. Seymour

Walkenidz

and a $600 check was lifted from his pocket shortly after he left a taxi near the La Concha Hotel he

is a guest.

Florence W. Bootts of 2 Malaga St., Ocean Park, told police someone lifted her purse as she left a supermarket

on De

Diego

SEADRAGON

CREWMEN

USS

was

milk

and

through

the

over

Yugoeslavia

loaded

per

was

Ave.,

Visitors 343,737 by ship

31.2

per

cent

respectively.

a rise of 37.6 per cent hotel

climbed

there

rejgistrations,

189,

654.

was

decline

fiscal

1960,

graduated

from

hotel

120

students the

Com

school.

the ice at the North

Pole Aug.

sdébmarine’s

periscope

while

Portsmouth,

90 percent of the time. (U.S. Navy

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Mayaguez,

with J.

the other wine, collided

317

P. R.

Rivera Zaragoza Lester D. Cayner

25 in this

by the Department of Defense. The photograph

took her from

ACEVEDO

()}—

near here. The milk truck driver was charged with drunken driving.

up cent

345

ICE—Crew-members of the nuclear power-

she was N.

H.,

surfaced.

to Honolulu,

The

Seadra-

Hawaii.

photo via AP)

PRETORIA, South Africa (#)-U. S. military equipment for tracking test missiles over the Indian Ocean has been set up at nearby Swartkops Airport. ; |

Drunk On Milk! one

POLAR walk

Farther And Farther

trucks,

made

was submerged

in cash and personal from a large purse

* BELGRADE,

Seadragon

gon’s 8,800-mile voyage

she had draped around her shoulder.

Two

submarine

photograph, released in Washington

Condado, Thursday. The thief took her wallet, con-

taining $48 documents,

Rico

Pilot's FAMILY Plan

reported

his wallet, containing $500 in cash

where

Puerto

monwealth’s

spectacu-

Pickpockets Operate ln Condado Two

annual

385,074,

non-resident

were

lar television event ever created in Puerto Rico.” The telethon will be re-transmitted simultaneously on all of the island’s eight stations.

the

Visitors

41,337

During

performing

artists are scheduled to appear on the show. More are signing up.

in the number of groups and conventions coming to Puerto Rico during fiscal 1960, there was an increase in the number of guests arriving with these groups. In fiscal 1960, 118 groups and conventions brought 14,237 people against 131 groups wih 8,308 in the previous fiscal year.

super-

noon

200

totaled

1960

70.4

which

WKAQ-TV,. from the telethon. will

today,

mit

visiting

Although

and

$45

Borinquen,

highlights

There

and Luis

and

favorites

stores,

than

included:

reached

Johnny

will

“over

per cent over fiscal 1959. arriving by air totaled while tourists arriving

fly

most

mo rkets,

fiscal

is a possibility,

that

listed 13 prorooms, in aa planning. In these projects

Hotel

Tourists

perform

also

will

Juan

rally. There

the $8 million Hotel 402 rooms; the $42

385,074

along with co-chairman president of! Toppel,

the

not

Holiday Inn is aslated to rise the site of the Coral Beach

report

Pueble Supermarkets. Hull said all of the night club acts that are now appearing in San

that

ton and Borinquen are scheduled to be built in the Condado and Miramar sections, respectively.

force for the events tomorrow, according to Harwood Hull, vice president of Publicidad Badillo, is who Harold

added

Hotel in Isla Verde. Also stated for that section is the proposed Hotel Shoreham. Hotels: Shera-

entertainment Rico's out in full will turn

Puerto industry

in an attempt optimistic.”

$4.2 millidn rooms.

benefit

also

report

million Holiday Inn (new Coral Beach Hotel) 200 rooms; and the

show. Gatiea and his wife will also appear today on a-telethon from

pm. that will flood relief.

the

408 rooms; Shoreham,

A top feature of both shows will be crooner Lucho Gatica and his wife, Mapita Cortes of Puerto Rico who arrived here Chile yesterday for the from

26 the

However,

these projects were not beirig listed in the forecast of new rooms

were Largest of the projects the $12 million Hotel Sheraton,

p.m.

start

will

Stars”

vided

The annual report annual report of the Department lla Parguera Hotel, expansion, 8 32 rooms. The department’s report noted jects totaling 1,840 rooms. of Tourims. The Tourism Department fore- that several other projects would advance stage of Of this total, 232 rooms were in hotels, and 236 were m guest east an increase of 238 rooms possibly be opened by the end of all, investment in would total more houses. The hotel rooms |were di- during fiscal 1961. Thy. projected!the current fiscal year. i lion.

to Stadium at Sixto Escobar benefit ‘the victims of last week’s flood disaster. A “Festival of Teenagers” will begin at 2 p.m. and a “Night of

HARMON

Puerto Rico registered | ap in: room; Atlantic Beach Hotel, 42 and the Isla de Lobos, sponsored crease of 468 rooms for tourists rooms; and Dorado Beach Hotel by building Francisco Fullana, in fiscal 1960, according to the expansion, 12 rooms; and the Vi- off the eastern end of the island,

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THE SAN JUAN STAR —. Saturday,

Septémbr

Vincen t Peale Ends Ties With P rotestant Group

Norman York

Times

News

WASHINGTON—The Norman

Vincent

has

severed

the

National

tmens

for

The

group a

Dr.

Freedom.

newly

formed

controversial

that

is-|

statement | j

is pastor

of the

New

York

and

Soviet Spy Ring Smashed

Mar-

nationally|’

BONN, Germany (AP)—Security authorities have smashed a Soviet spy ring operating in West Germany, the West Germaa interior ministry announced yesterday. Five persons have beea arrested and others are being held for investigation.

known columnist and auther. He had been widely identified as the leader of the group of 150 Pro-

Air Forces Fires Atlas Missile

testant laymen and clergymen who met here last week.

The

group

issued

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP)—The U. S. Air Force successfully fired an Atlas missile 5,000 miles down the Atlantie missile range early yesterday in test of ¢ new nose cone designed to better protect nydrogen warheads. The rocket reached peak speeds of 17,000 miles an hour as it raced to a target zone off the South Atlantic island of Ascension.

manifesto

after its meeting, questioning the ability of Senator John F. Kenmedy to withstand Vatican pres-

sures

were

elected

Presi-

dent. Senator Kennedy, the Democratic Presidential neminee, is a Roman Catholic.

Conference

Dr.

Peale

issued

issued Peale’s minor.” had sethe or-

statement

to the same effect through the Hall

Syndicate, which handles his newspaper column. Dr. Peale said he attended last week’s meeting ‘‘as an invited guest” and ‘did not take part in the preparation of its statement of conclusions.”

The statements Thursday by Dr.

Peale

ence

and

the

noted

that

national

had

confer-

presided

at one session at last week’s meeting. But they emphasized that he had had no respensibility for orSanizing the meeting.

was

Two Electrocuted In Arkansas

Statement

The national cenference a statement saying that Dr. role had been ‘‘relatively It also announced that he vered his connection with Zanization five days ago.

assumed

the

time

that Dr. Peale had been instrumental in the group because he

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“The unwarranted implications which have been drawn from my

Ralph

ROO RRRY) ERR KO OVO aes

Doe

The naming of Ralph Phillips of Santurce as the first winner of a four-year Dorado Beach Scholarship at the School of Hotel Administration of Cornell

University was announced yester-

day. Phillips, 20-year-old former Uniof

Puerto

stadent,

received

selection

Rieo

SINS RRA (ie Fe > erat!

RESIN For

FREE

cable

from

his Dean

H: B. Meck of Cornell He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Roy Phillips of 611 Fernandez

Juncos

Avenue.

call

MORRO

FENCE CORPORATION TEL. 25267 Fernandez

21142

Juncos

—

Ave.

Sonturce

longer

carry

the

because of “his approach so-called ‘religious issue’ political campaign.”

His

father,

the School of Hotel Administra-| tion. The scholarships are a gift of Laurance S. Rockeféller and are named after his resort ment in Puerto Rico. The aim of the program

is to improve

ho-

tel administration on the island

which

has

been

undergeing

tourism and hotel-building boom in

recent years. Three additional

four-scholar-

ships have been provided by Rockefeller and: will be awarded by

Cornell

each

the

a resident of Puerto Rico for the last

2,000 Navy Men Gel San Juan Leave

years,

Santurce Nova

is manager

branch

of the Bank

the

Scotia.

The

scholarship

Phillips portation

larship

$2,500

will

yearly

funds

winners

provide

and trans-

if needed.

are

Scho-

selected

years.

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leave

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yesterand

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1960

nist report reaching here. The last issue of the Peoples Daily

said 280 millimeters of rain were registered between Aug. 1 and 36. Seven cities and 22 countr ies: were’ flooded. Many*mines and factories were forced to stop production an@ agricultural fields were washed out.

Algerian Nationalists Kill 10 ALGIERS

(AP)—Algerian

nationalists. Staged

two

bloody

in-

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few

weeks

but

last

night’s

were

especially

bloody.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP)—Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushhas sent his regrets to the Harvard Law School Forum the

“since

go to Cambridge

invitation a

decision

in an of

the

to go beyond

Red

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to address

eight

of the possibility

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Thursday

Department

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night

deprived

Island.”

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River. and

Sam

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are

threatening

northeastern

the

Laos.

government

Premier

stronghoid

Prince’

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sident of the Banco Popular said that what has been accomplished

ment

Puerto

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speech, deveted

to United

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“stricken looking,

land,”

progressive

forward

land.

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with other countries in the Ca ribbean by patterning its rela tiens

ful

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one of our neighbors to them help themselves.”

to Panama to help lecal rice growers improve the quantity of their creps, Carrion said this is the sort of ceoperatien which should be bolstered.

them

YORK

market

step.

nesota World Trade Association, Wednesday Rafael Carrion, pre-

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September 17, 1968 Bouquets Se=svet:

Hikes In Minimum For P. R. lndusiries STAR

And Stinkweed

Housing Credit Row Calms Down

Wages Scheduled

‘ By WALTER 8S. PRIEST

reference

STAR

now

Washington

Correspondent

Depart

effect starting:

Sept.

the

vacancy

Refusal

which

ter although

portions

parently were

quoted

some

it ap-

in a pre-

E: Le r wage

construction-

and motion 95 cents re-

current

90-cent

2 [i

feud.

the

federal-insular The

letter

may

view

some

insular

hinted

that

the

might

not

inter,

policy him

but

Common-

gional official.

for the people of Puerto Rico.

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pasition

simmering

‘amr

order

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mot seen the letter.

industrial

tt 1 i

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the

generated

he did not appear worried. H» his “chief concern is to wealth was cool toward Geilich’s said continue the cooperation which taking over Ceste’s post. Geilich backed Coste’s cri- has always existed between Con ticism. However, Mason declined | monweaith and federal goverito publicly censure either re-|ments te provide good housing

i said

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speculation

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Mason

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answered.

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THE SAN JUAN STAR—

Red Defector’s Tale Of Soviet

War Plans Not Too Shocking By

ROBERTS

NEW YORK \#—The testimony of a defected Soviet military

officer that making United By can The

the

Communists

war plans against the States and West Germabe taken calmly. United States, West

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News

NATO

Analysis

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and

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plans

the

Com-

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present

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gram

are

that

world

United of

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routine.

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wars,

the

which

peacetime

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always

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of military staffs, and the itical intent to make war.

latter

not

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polThe

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in the Congo, however, seem to be a better clue

to her actual harsh words

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that

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posture she West Berlin.

She

situation,

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her

the

United

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she

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either

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battle

in the

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Khrushchev is mobilizing all his puppets in an attempt

demonstrate embarass

This

Communism the

of to

the strength of in-

ternational

United

expected

and

States.

one

of the greatest demonstrations ever of talk about peaceful coexistence and the refusal of the

United.

States be

to true,

fall as

for the

it.

stroke.

But

in-

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that’s

big

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Rafael

PROMOTED—Col. Service -director

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Soviet naval officer testified in Washington, that Soviet leaders would attack if they thought they could win with one nuclear

local

Red

war is shaping up—indeed it already has begun in the U.N. Security Council. There Nikita

It may

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States

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Hotel Caribe Hilton to honor Miss Dorothy Ellison, U.S. contrala benefit concert Tuesday at Tapia Theater for them. Above from

Leticia Torruella, acting president; Mrs. Angelina S. de Bessa, left to , next year’s president Miss Ellison, and Miss Luz Vilarifo, past president. (STAR

given be e tur lecwill

Monday,

R. Miss

of the San Juan ( aapter of Altrusa met for lunch-

‘Members

CON

eon Th te,who will present

iie

TUESDAY—A concert tralte Derothy Ellison p. m. in the Tapia Theater, der the auspices of the Club ef San Juan. Tickets

BENEFIT

ie”

will houer

q1:

affair

ag FE 8g

. m, TUESDAY—Meeting ef the men’s Civic Club of Puerto Ei in the Fiesta Reom of dade Beach Hotel at 2:

This

‘

pit re

| Weekly Calendar |

the San Juan Altrusa

in the Geronimo Room of t he otel Caribe Hilton. Mrs. Leticia Torruella, president, eonducted the shert business -meet-

ibhg i { Ir if i f i sft ! wi 7 Htafl

hz ate Fe

ropéan trained contralto, was

At Altrusa’s Tapia Miss Dorothy Ellison, US.hort and American and Eu-

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September 17, 1960 |

Sept.

auditorium

Heart

at 9:40

of the

University

Instituto

the

Sa-|1y

Dr.

center

university

a. m|the :

Secul

Spain, created Opus~

15th Birthday Morales

lRada

birthday

last

Metropolitano.

Miss

Miss Katiuska her

celebrated

week with a party at her home Reparto

{in

of Mr. is the daughter es, Ismael Sanchez Bella, assistant | P&! His topic will be “Umi-| moral Adolfo R. Morales. Mrs. and n.” educatio versity | chancellor of Estudio General

TONITE AT THE CLUB Calliope inc. Presents

The Spectacular

SHOWTIME: Continuous

music

CHARLIE

11:00

P.M.

by:

FISK

and his intercontinental

Orchestra

Juanchin Ramirez and ‘his Combo

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YORK

Heor or see the

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DEE

MERRITT

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September 17, 1960

Domingo Blasini, A New Name In Island Fashions

and-Born Designer Gets His Big Chance n San Juan

Is By

BETTY STAR

KNORR

Women’s

new

ities of creating a special customer service—haute courturier

Editer

name

gowns,

note

in exclusive

island fashion design is that of Domingo

Blasini.

The

designed basis.

order on She talked

her On

bosses, her

who trip

OK'd to

the New

idea. York,

an in addition to buying new stocks to the Mayfair, she will pick textiles

including

imported

silks

and

laces

21—is Mrs.

the

son

Blasini,

Domingo

fair premises. Blasini’s first one man show will be presented late next month by. Mayfair as a challenge to a European collection scsheduled for the opening of the permanent show rooms at the

for Blasini’s creations. The actual execution of the designs will be done on the May-

ta-

lented young man—he’s just Dr.

f| “exposicion del Caribe” on Ponce

and

Dior Fashion Designer

Design

Is Now A Freneh Gl

New

York

imstitution

that

teves

Frank

and

—the

trained

same

Luis

Es-

Galanos.

PARIS #—The fashion house of | Dior said here designer Yves St.

Last year, a panel of designers, including

U.S.

Cassini, and turers picked

—

Leon.

of Yau-

eo. He is a 1959 graduate of the Traphagan School of Fashion in

couturier

Oleg|

4|{Laurent

garment manufac- | a creation of his|

has

been

drafted

and

draftees

as second prize winner in the} school’s semi-annual fashion show. |

?)now a French soldier. Military authorities kept mum : about him. One said St, Laurent

After

‘|

graduation,

for awhile

garment

Blasini worked |

in New

center

York’s teaming

and

then

moved]

¢%

on to Chicago and San Francisco.} There were plenty of opportu-

nies

for

him

in the

dress

York decided

The

make

it sound

tunity to

him

indus- |

Oppor-

has indeed opened

its doors

since

his

24-year-old

The

Dior

Laurent

to |

successor

had

been

alerted

fashion

technically

house

said

went

from his duties Aug. 31, not announced who will him

of op-|

fields.”

208,000

parliament.

to come home. |

like a land all

up this year.

to be ready Sept. 1. He had twice before been deferred and the case eaused rumblings in the French

“Everyone talks of Puerto Ri- | co up north,’ he says “They | portunity

one

Christian

try—but Domingo is a designer at heart, and merchandising is just not in his blood, He tried Mexico, but found the pay not too good and after a return to

New

is only

be called

which

designer

has

become

the

St.

leave

It was replace house,

worldwide

symbol of Paris fashions.

return.

Reheat

A few weeks ago, Blasini showed a folio of his designs to Mrs. Edith Tress who manages the Edith was excited over the sketched collection and saw the possibil-

the

asain BE

Beg

leftover

broiler;

but

waffles first

under sprinkle

them with a mixture of sugar and cinnamon. Small fry like these to munch on with a glass of milk.

AT WORK--Talented young Domingo Blasini, above center,

discusses details and fabrics with Mrs. Edith Tress, right,

manager of Mayfair, for whom he will do a special coutu- | rier collection of exclusive gowns. At left, Lucette Albani I models a sample Blasini creation. The designer is a graduate of the famous Traphagan School of Fashion Designes of New York and was born here in Yauco. (STAR photo by Betty Knorr)

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20)

The

the

ideal morning

to purchase

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those

you

love

that

you

can

to you

are

very

de-

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fellow. VIRGO Fine kind,

(Aug.

Sept.

have

excellent opportunity

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(Sept.

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Get in

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Nov.

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Jean D. Smyth, vice president; Miss Nilda Monserrate, treasurer; Mrs. Marta Pérez de Merrick,

stamped

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meeting Saturday in Juan Country Club. The new members board of directors are

21)

perform

private

Elects New Leaders

that

guy

company

College Alumnae Group

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fine social function

old girl.

great success can be achieved instead of becoming a rolling stone that gathers no moss.

proffer some excellent ideas which you shoutd follow. Later, do not permit a secret worry to keep you beneficial recreation. SCORPIO (Oct. 23

Hire

self-addressed,

velape.

an extent that life carmot

then be faced properly when

During A. M. a good comrade will

from some

P.:

large,

7 n e p

build a home. My parents gave us an acre of ground as an engageon own two feet. So, be sure to ment present. Hal’s mother keeps give early fine spiritual and édu- thinking ef reasons tp postpone cational training im order that a to such

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from

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toward family ties, despite fact that you may think they

daughter

three months ago. She’s, met many nice young men but the one

with fellow worker and learn how

any

to a fellow

upset.

was that he should pay off his ear first. We've had many fights ever his mother’s interferenee. Last night

LANDERS:

in an office

went to work

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July 21) Be sure you get surroundings in order early in A. M. or make the repairs that are necessary to any real estate you may

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have.

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purchases or having meétings that will help you to get ahead. During the evenin ‘it is important you

carefully

has

in A. M, to impress an associate with your ability . to new methods and systems. P. M. don’t follow that hunch, since it is inaccurate and eould cost you) a

loved one, kind thoughtful.

drive

in power

convince them to think as you do. After lunch is fine for looking into any new opportunities themselves. ‘However,

one

aes

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of the

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inder

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September 17, 1960

Uniquack

Reports

An Important Sleeper

Isn't One Mr. K Enough? By JAMES New

Vore

WASHINGTON ciety

for

the

Subject:

RESTON

Cimes

—

Expesure

politics.

News

meeting

Political

Chairman:

So-

Nonsense.

the

and |

the

you know? is picking

4Athe

anti-preacher

#is

very

large.

i? greatest

and

the

pitching,

the

artist

since

Orioles

have

which

counts

A —Khrushehev

Q—Don't

what

you

obscure,

A.—Kennedy’s main Fiseshower has botched policy.

Machine.

Explain

mean.

argument is that up American foreign

Right?

A.—Right

A.—He

has

gone

around

the

country

say-

ing our prestige is declining, our power is declming, we are clumsy and losing out to the Communists who are now establishing

themselves

in Africa,

Latin

America

and

Cuba.

Right?

Q—Okay. go on A.—So in the middle of this argument with Nixon over whether we are losing or gaining,

along

comes

Khrushchev.

Q—What with

“

does

Naughty

Nik

Enter

Naughty

Nik

have

it?

A—Everything. He arrives and starts criticing Eisenhower too. He condemns Eisenhower

for

boasts

than

and

the

that

spy

the

are.

falling

plane

over

Communists

says

behind.

the

are

Russia. growing

accuses

He faster

backward

the

President

of breaking his word on Berlin and naturally everybody in the U. S. rallies to the support of Eisenhower, especially Mr. Nixon.

Q.—I’m

beginning

ineluding

get

one

it terrible,

this

who

some

ARES BY WILLIAM

actually

WASHINGTON

seeking in

been

condemning

our

Kennedy’s A.—He Nixon tector

main does

President;

to of

argument. more than

unpopular. Q.—Can’t

anything

A.—Well,

done

Captain

could

in the campaign the world series

about

a period

Anything

pox. that

And this, all aboard

Ellis Island meeting.

in is

the

dictator

Machine. the case

the Mary Celeste. In the fall of 1872 that famous half-brig, you will remember, sailed from New York under Capt. Benjamin Spooner Briggs. It was later found sailing along under full sail between the Azores and the coast

a soul aboard. No all shipshape and

damaged, her galley fire still the stove, fresh water galore,

dry

the

fo’c’sle,

warm, food on wash hung out

meal

A.—Mr. Nixon says it is perfectly dreadful for Mr. Khrushchev to talk about President Eisenhower like that. He says that Mr. Eisenhower is a wonderful man, which is true,

on the table, all lifeboats untouched but not a sign of human life. Even now, nobody knows what happened. Q.—Very interesting. Gentlemen, let us

and

call

that

Mr.

Eisenhower

is a man

of peace,

Admiral

HEARTFELT

THANKS

ed us in our recent campaign to aid the victims of floods, our

BEST

FROM

EUROPE

only

; Castro has raised an issue of com

question

now

left—and

Castro’s

decision

to come

now

boca s_ $ an iss @ and

which

to New

York

the

politicians

are

beginning

to sug.-

the

Campaign

basic,

“gut”

was

this:

start

Problem

campaign

how

problem

could

the

Democrats

Kennedy-Johnsca

The

top

Republican,

Richard

Nixon,

was

able

say—

| and has most insistently been repeating—that his eight years ;as Vice-President in the Eisenhower Administration gave him an inner knowledge and insight which added up to “experience.”

There

was,

moreover,—and

there

remains—the

fact

that

|running mate, Henry Cabot Lodge, had eight years experience as our Ambassador to the U. N. The Democratic Presidential contender, Senator John

nedy,

for

his

part

set

off

in the

campaign

with

ralized and mainly intellectual criticisms of ing of foreign policy. These, whatever their lack of it, did not seem to be cutting too consciousness.

Johnson But,

little

while

Takes

ago,

wide

mer at

at first

nagers.

what

has

rather

happened

Now,

Kennedy

moment,

this

Democrats

charge

tough

Communist

is about

and

coastline—which

where

the

position

have

well

within

might

impact in November. The Republicans

hit

reject

got

the

ma-

and,

something—

permitted

miles

that

audiences

th-me

the

Republicans

theory

Lynham-

stands:

hold

running

Democratic

administration

rise

Ken-

gene.

Senator and to from

the

picking

they

and

able

response

delighted

Republican

bridgehead

The

then

himself

believe

that

Cuba.

and

his such

Issue

Kennedy’s

surprised

Republican handlintrinsic merit or deeply into public

mate as the Democratic Vice-Presidential candidate, don Johnson, began to go beyond the generalities

the

and magnificent response which |we received from the people of

but

ticket effectively compete with the Republican ticket of Nixon and Lodge on the one grand and absolutely “gut” issue of them all—the leadership of this country in the cold war?

The

i our in anewer Ri heartfelt | Puerto 1 wish I could express to each | warmest and most the instantaneous | pleas. The results have exceeded and everyone of those who help-| thanks for

TODAY’S

from

Rickover.

LETTERS Sir:

had

absolutely

eviun-

half-finished

quietly

himself.

The

other Soviet

the

Q.—You have a wicked mind, _ A.—Then, of course, there is

of Portugal with not dence of foul play,

The

“Gut”

grappling

being discussed in auxswus psivecy by . of partisans—is just how much of

Indeed,

and

of Hungary of some the hold had small-

duration

are

largely an underground struggl become an important wsleeper®

gest that this unwelcome visit by Nikita Khrushchev’s dreary little stooge of the Caribbean up domestic political currents and cross-currents quite and tricky as those certain to be loosed by the Soviet

may set as nasty

of course, would necessitate be quarantined, preferably on

for

Sequence.

And

this?

couple of When the

parties

personally to head his delegation to the United Nations General Assembly late this month has Served further to complicate and compound an already extremely delicate political question.

ocean liner Baltika arrives in New York Monday, it will be met at the Narrows by our health officials, who could discover to their

that Janos Kadar official down in

proand

leaves

Both

it will have become bv Election Day candidate will be helped or hurt.

else?

A.—Well, there are a things that might be done.

horror minor

cence

of silence

until Khrushchev is over.

idea.

Briggs

have

—

enables

in the position of seeming side with Khrushchev, who

Enter

WHIT ESSS8oer:

the Presidéntial campaign—Castro’s Cuba. The openly pro-Soviet regime which Fidel up in Cuba is- undoubtedly already becoming

and

emerge as the champion and Eisenhower, who is popular,

puts Kennedy some ways to

has thus tar been now know may

neutralizes

that.

Campaign

Demo-

Q.—But won't Kennedy stop criticizing Eisenhower during the U. N. session? A.—Sure, but he’s trapped. The U. N. ses-

it.

isn’t

fiercely, in what over what both

Q.—Good

And

time

isn’t -one Mr. K enough? Q.—You mean that Khrushchev

the

RESTON Q.—Why not?

The

the Presidency, are also attacking President Eisenhower just when he needs support?

have

end. Q.—So you expect Kennedy to win? A.—I didn’t say that. He may not win at all.

more. at

sion goes on from the beginning of next week until after the election, and during all that time Mr. Nixon can say both Mr. K’s

which

Lumumba

escape

Houdini,

the

vote,

that

crats,

Orioles. Q.—How do A.—Kennedy

seventeen

asks,

electronic

truth-detector, Uniquack. Question: Who’s ahead, Machine? Uniquack: Kennedy, Lumumba

Baltimore t

the

which is also true, and that Mr. Eisenhower has got us out of one war and kept us out

Service

‘the

pro-

American

with

thing

violent

could

the very worst have all that horsepower. All the same, they are worried. The Democrats are overstating; but to some degree they

“got hold of something.” The Republicans our most ambitious expectations | have undoubtedly and will go far towards the suf-|are understating their true concern, which though by no means fering of those less fortunate one of terror is also no trifling fear. than we. In the end, however, Castro himself may well determine During

the*campaign

kept

which

party

gains

and

which

loses.

goes

New

York

Cuban

boor.

a complete record of every contribution made right down to impertinently and hysterically attacking President Eisenhower the smallest but most appre-|and the United States generally, whatever rightful blame the ciated contribution of twenty-| Republicans may bear for the Cuban “mess” will be smothered

five and thirty cents, with idea| under in mind tributor

of thanking individually.

the

response

was

great

our

that

campaign simply

can | 78s

not de it. If you can, on our behalf, convey this message to the

public

would

grateful.

public

POTO

most

our

is over,

camNixon’s in distribut- | based on

MAC

campaign seems the premise

to if

be he

will .

that

every

used

without one even for our

DENMARK

“Werner

Charles

Wejp-Olsen

cent own

item

collected

disaster

being spent expenses.

Darmanin,

Disaster Relief Fund Chamber ef Commerce San Juan, P.R.

“We've run out of petrol—do you happen to have a cigaret-

te lighter on you. . .?”

relief

director

hot

Kennedy

campaigns

Lyndon Johnson. show is known as

setts

Yankee

word

that

Kennedy's ‘‘in trouble”. Ah, that common touch. For,who isn’t?

Psychology:

strife

by-blow

made

page

one

descriptions.

with

of the blow-

with

traveling Massachu-

King

Lyndon’s

in 3

The

science

man’s mind as ¢ontrasted the guesswork of woman’s.

with

The

Hurricane Donna is one few females whose

Texas

The “The

Court’. ee.

political

Bureau

eee The

FEVER KNEBEL

Washington

ing is still continuing and th stays in a city more than two = hours, they’ll abolish the airport who5 contributed may: rest as- in retaliation. sured

at a bearded

almost certainly have to do Cuba before Election Day.

FLETCHER STAB

collecting

work

indignation

S RNNMMWAE

Although Paign

a general

each con-| (Otherwise, the Republicans will However,|more and more explaining about

§S.

constructs

radar

Puerto Rico to bounce signals off Venus, Mars and Jupiter. Getting a message thro to Cuba will take:-somewhat ers Jud rth Vedas tid *) hep re

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Which Way ts Up These are perilous times wants to keep a clear head.

for the individual who Confusionism is rampant,

ebscurantism is in flower, flux is king. Take the Congo. Lumumba fires Kasavubu and Kasavubu fires Lumumba. Parliament restores both of

them.

Lumumba

is arrested,

deposed

and

jailed.

Three hours later he is free, claiming victory. Two days later he is. almost lynched, twice. Mobutu takes over and Lumumba is rearrested. Ileo is premier. A news dispatch clears things up: “Mr. Lamumba’s status as premier is in doubt,” it says.

Take the Christian Action Party. It looks on itself as a political party, it has candidates

who

will appear

on the ballot under the insignia of the party, but the Justice ment

Department tabulations

Take didn’t cent

the State

qualify of

says

the

according

it is not

Department.

It said

as a party because

voters

to State

Depart-

a party.

the

the CAP

it only got 80

10 per

precincts

and

needed 60. Then it said that according to the election jaw there are really 82 precincts, so instead of needing it needed three-quarters of 82, which is 61-1%.

perhaps, means either 61 or 62, probably. Board would have the final answer.

Uh, Let‘s See Now...

This,

The Election

precincts?

There

with it

was

decided

the magie number for the CAP

80, and

clearly by

the

For

showed

indicated. Beard

Democrats’ Benefit

that

is 62, today. (Eéiter. Atlanta Censtitation)

Take, too, whatever it- was that burst inte radiant

ranks

.q 3

anna

form. Their politicians have told them go. ; They have created the image of craven Yankees

you

wonder

if maybe

James

number,

why

ie McGILL

US. property

in Cuba

in the name

the Cuban government is now own

medicine. Bet theve

0 differbuce.

of the revolution,

getting a taste of its The

‘Cehens

pictingr

was seized by a sheriff's order on the complaint of a

business firm. The issue will go to court amd both sides will have an opportunity to be heard. And the airlime will have a chance of getting back its prepprty if at pays what it owes. | But the: TS. iT confiscated ‘im, Gaba . is irretrievably lost. |

city

and

wor-

suburban

the

vast

majority

ly-known

fashion.

name

But

as for

will.

the

speak

out

NAACP,

its

this

would

rial comes from California and setts. This igsue| cannot be avoided. don

any

comment

would

only

vote

for

Kennedy.

possibilities

and

Bureau

a puts

communicant

population

The

the

total.

Northeast,

45.1

There

are

the

left

potential

to are

regional. comparison. the

Roman

proportions

percent; siready

Catholic

answer

at about

per cent; West, 223 per 11s per cent.

the

surrender

field to the rabid and inflamatory. The Republicans emphatically want of it. They de not believe they can

the

illustrated

Census

the

Catholic

per

cent

regioms

are:

North Central,

24.7

cent;

amd

the

South,

registrated

Demo-

jobs is to win the independent and uncommitted voters. The GOP, which simcerely wants

The South is producing mest of the anti-Catholicin-the-White-House comment,

the most virulegt and false published

understandable

react

steadaway and c isswe to goholi anti-Cat

fastly refuses to do other tham deplore it is aware of what it would mean to have substantial

total

Catholics

who

left

Democrats in 1952 and 1956 return te them

Nations, represents-a real switch. Afier seizing more than a billion dollars worthof

? rt

United

in which the humble citizen is more likely te be heard. There isis a possibility aa national-

at the

party

appearance

Fidel

D. as the

igt

his

brings

see it

for

which

in} velit.

to the US.

airliner

loyalty

and

would

him—he

Castro

possible

The

Cubana

big

the

trend

the anti-Catholic propaganda is left to professional purveyors of hate such as more extreme citizens councils, it is entire-

voter

did you

Idlewild Airport this week, and the threat of confis- *.

of amy

1956

This

Thurber

plane

Nixon.

and

the

The

Airlines

helping

voters.

further

confiscation of the Cubana

cation

1952

held

the the

Tit For Tat The

Catholie

wasn't right! when he asked the burning question: “Well, if I called the wrong answer the phone?”

not

Catholic population centers showed a swing to the Republican party. Previously, Democrats had

And as if this weren’t enough, Fidel Castro can’t get a hotel room in New York City. It makes

are

ries the GOP.

it went straight up and exploded. The Associated Press said it was a Polaris missile fired from a submarine by the Navy. The Navy says uh, uh. It wasn't a Polaris, it was probably a meteor.

ioamaenar—

flame over Puerto Rico Thursday night. Observers said

have proved on a number ¢an win without the Seuth. California remain the two important Pivetal states. Im them, and other nine, the religious isaue, if left in hands of the irresponsible, would boointe a majority which i! ‘not

fat

discussion

are only

80 precincts

‘After

form

i eee

a printed

mean

Religious Issue Could Boomerang

Take the Election Beard. Asked for the final answer yesterday a Board official asked: what do you

resently

believed to exist.

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September 17, 1960

Immigration Rules Affect Only A Few Plate Glass Exchange Professors At The University Windows Of 3 By

DOUGLAS

Only “four fozen or so

professors

RICHARDS

Chancellor

Jaime

Benitez|the

exchange

or five” of the|left for Washington Thursday He then foreign exchange|to protest immigration regula-|that since

at the

University

of | tions which

he said are having}the

stay beyond

poin there

program

the limit.

for Latin

Americ-|

But,

stressed,

program,

spokesman|ing

for the chancellor’s yesterday.

San

Juan

“between

ten

and

said|program Spanish

that

fifteen.”

|of

any

limit and

the

exchange|

Puerto

was forcing toep}time Latin American * : Of

Rico

country

participating

im|ing

they

waiver

for

any

length

|ta

desired.

reap

difficulty

having

the

attempting

top

from

the

of view, two time in which

benefits

gained

Firms Stoned Three

firms have

fallen

victim ito vandals. who have been throwing rocks ‘through plate glass windows, of business establishments

the

metrepolitan

professors «| area. the ten or so exchange The exchange program, imWindows were reported broken The official said he didn’t |e@ducators to leave the universi-| professors now at the univer-| migration officials here said, in the Singer Sewing Center at hmow exactly how many foreign | tYsity, the spokesman said, some|is a joint project of the U‘S. Stop 16 Santurce, the Volksexchange professors were among| However, the spokesman yes-| want to leave at the end of the | Department of State and of the wagen sales office in Puerta de the 1,200 faculty members of|terday said that the two-year|two years anyhow. Only “four|U.S. Department of Justice. The Tierra, and the Eastern Airlines the university but guessed it to|limit was the same for persons | or five,” he said, are encounter- | immigration service enforces the ticket and reservations office at be

office

eal, “however, has already been granted to one is no quota inj|such person, it was understood,

to | regulations

foreign

323

set.

Recinto

Sur

St., San

Juan.

All the incidents took place early Thursday morning or late Wednesday

a rock

night, and in all cases

was

used

shatter

the

windows. The

JOIN |

police would

not speculate

as to whether it was an organized gang acting against the firms with intent or a series of unre-

PUERTO RICO'S PROGRESS!

lated incidents involving less pranksters.

Sunday,

police

youths who

motive-

fired

four

were surprised throw-

ing stones at the windows Grand Union Metropolitan

of ihe

Supermarket in the Shopping Center in

Hato Rey. Police said one of the youths may have been shot in the

leg

although

all

escaped.

Two weeks ago, two men were seen to step out of a car in front of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., in Hato Rey, throw stones

Gne good reason: It's your progress... and your family's!

through

§irst Federal

Savings has financed more Condominiums than any other similar institution in Puerto Rico. Arid why is this? Because

First Federal Savings came into beirg

rs Con Condedo Towe

Puerto Rico and to help our people to solve their housing problems:

‘

Federal takes pleasure In contributing

to your and your family's happiness.

Save where your money earns more! Save with First Federal.

Join in Puerto

The

second project

inaugurated termediate

the

School

cently. The musical out

along

tion, enth

Department

at the

Central

Ine

Ponce

program,

with

carried

academic

educa-

is offered to eligible sevgrade pupils. Eligibility is

OCTOBER 15, 1960 and Stop 23!

of Education

music for half a day, the other half being devoted to regular subjects, the education depart-

STFEDERAL SAVINGS Santurce-perada 22 [2

Rie Piedras, » ENRIQUE CAMPOS DEL TORO

+ President

ment

Pupils

accepted

study

said.

Fifty

enrolled

students

the

are

present

Ponce

course.

The musical education program includes three years of musi¢al

teaching, endeavoring to discover local musical talent to continue higher musical education at the Free Schools of Music in the island.

Don't miss itt Park Terrace

of musical

education for Junior High School pupils in the island has been

decided on the basis of a musical ability test given the ap-

on Ponce de Leon Avense Rafael)

Rico's progress, .. your own progress!

Inauguration of our new building $an

police with

in that case, but

arrests have been reported.

licants.

Condominium

supplied

Project Under Way

Agency- knows that you live better when you live in a comfortable, ample, modern and better built home! First

ens University Gard

Witnesses a description

windows in the car

Musical Education

First Federal Savings -where you earn 4% per annum and your account fs Insured up to $10, O00 by a Federal

glass back

Second Junior High

to contribute to the progress of all

‘5

the plate

of the firm, jump and leave.

«HORACE E. DAVILA

Executive Vicepresident

New V.I. Education

Commissioner Named Dr. Alonzo

G. Moron

has been

mamed commissioner of education for the Virgin Islands, re-

placing Dr. Andrew C. Preston who resigned. Moron will assume the duties of the Com missioner on Oct. 1, 1960.

READ THE CLASSIFIEDS. _

THE -SAN:JUAN- STAR — Saturday, September 17, 1960

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38. annoyer 19. oil:

51. river islands

6. female swan

25. baptizes by

comb. form 21. indefinite

52. period time

15. disbursing scale 17. stretch over 50. sweetsop

article

7. certain cats 8. donkeys 26. redact —

22. locks of

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$20 Million Fraud Scheme Is Foiled By FBI InN. Y. C NEW

YORK

(#—The

FBI

an-

nounced Wednesday night the arrest of a man here who allegedly tried to defraud $20,000, 000 from the Bank of America

International

with

American The

FBI

150

Sarmitz

East

scheme to $20,000,000

man

years

Street, in

ex-

the mas-

unauthorized

international

between

bank

the

here

FBI

with

gay

nary

a sip.

as he

greeted hundreds of young Irish | immigrants. But he was sober as a judge.

of of

And

vows

will stay

that

cables

and

plete with whooping and ing at Harry McGuirk’s

the

Banco de Brazil Rio de Janeiro |; the

here

down

held a glass of club soda

international

defraud the bank through the use

dance

pouring

survived

Behan, famed for his binges in London and Dublin, occasionally

~| “S|

perspiration

cheeks—has

Irish

the

was

his

the

56th

allegedly of

his hair tousled, his eyes glisten-,.

img and

Sarnitz,

self-employed broker port-import business. termind

aid

identified

Walter

old,

the

Brazil.

House

said

is a pretty

the

upper

good

test, too.

stompJager

East

side

Behan says he has been on the

COBIAN’S THEATRES SYMBOL OF FINE Pictures For TODAY

;

METROPOLITAN Daily

shows

Sat.— 1:15 —

and

Sun. 4:00

"2335 8:15

P.M.

and Holidays — 8:15 P.M.

GRAND: Matar

El Fue

LORRAINE:

The

MATIENZO:

Yo Peeador

HALL:

Reokie

Strangers

Home

From

METROPOLITAN:

NEW

Sidney Power

RIVIERA:

RIALTO:

Dorothy

The

80 The

Columbia

PARAMOUNT Pere, Continuous shows, 2:00 P.M.

DRIVE

Spider.

PARADISE:

Pictures

CORCELLES:

Hill

Page

and

Bess

Women

Road

Sun,

Sun.,

The

Five

Seahawk,

edie

The

in| RIVOLI:

Momey,

Herse

Soldiers.

Unforgiven The

World

Pennies

Country.

la Selva

starting

Tomy

Open EVERY For

3rd Week Kirk Douglas - Kim Novek “STRANGERS WHEN WE MEET”

AMBASSADOR - 12 M. Randolph Scott “COMANCHE STATION” Dick Clark YOUNG”

HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M. Edmund Purdom “THE COSSACKS” Abbott & Costello “MEET JBKYL & HYDE”

OLD

MAN

“THE

GENE

AND THE SEA”

James

KRUPA

Behan

While

cationing

will to

take

the Royal of

fronted him.

in Scot-|

and

first jobs will the antiquated

Princess

“My God,”

moaned Behan,

“why.

have | Would a pretty girl like you want

in.

Kent

“T’ve been telling everybody you're my third cousin,” she ef-

hot

family is va- | fused, ‘and they believe me.”

workmen

of their everhaul

fans

Suddenly a young Irish lass con-

Queen

really

at Balmoral

squads

in}moved

enable

growled

exanc

me for a cousin?” Behan’s appearance before the jigging Irish young people was brief. Wearing an unbuttoned sport shirt seggy with sweat and sagging,

beltless

trousers,

shuffled

stage, pushed away the microphone and

apologized

for

interrupting

the dancing. Ce audience, old country,

from

roared

approval

Ybd when

——

Tel.

—

Santurce

= by

CATHAY 3& RESTAURANT Open

They adored him.

2-5012

Stopi4

DUNCAN

Air Conditioned é

performance.

— DRINKS NIGHTLY

Recommended

vocalist

HINES

£l Morro Supper Club 203

All Types

609F. JUNCOS AVE.

Daily me

Tanca

TEL tose w

Street,

San

Juan,

Seafood —

Puerto

Prime

Rico

Steaks

Nightly Entertainment By Trio “LOS SENTIMENTALES” OPEN—

6 A.M. to 4 P.M.

—

Closed

Sunday

Carte Blanche

Introducing

Tracy

SUPER DRIVE-AN Mineo

world,””

night 5 P.M. til ???2?

Reservations:

904 Ponce de Leon

CANT

FOOD MUSIC

/ St. Croix Clever Crest Hotel’s

Sal

are down

HAM & EGGS Open 10 P.M. Until Cockeyed

Carroll Baker “THE MIRACLE” “THE

for the

Yerk is the mest criticized

in the

Diners’ Club

RIALTO-SAN JUAN Spencer

JACQUELINE DANOIS female with TITO RIOS at the piano

DANCING — CONTINUOUS

Neomen

ROOKIE”

THEY’RE

the

25 minutes late for a Royal film | he spoke a few words in Gaelic. Featuring:

Phone MUSIC HALL 73355

“BECAUSE

prevements,

im-|

other

among

that,

lifting

LORRAINE - 12 M. “THE

LONDON (AP) — Buckingham | ast night to a newsman | Palace is getting a $420,000 face | huddled around him.

of the old elevators which have been in disgrace ever since one got stuck between floors and | made Prince Philip, MF Duchess

Opening

Newmar

the drain.

hot water and central heating systems. They wil replace some

James Stewart “MOUNTAIN ROAD”

Julie

those days, he promises, ‘New

Gne PARAISO; La Clave Fatal, Mal de Amores. Sun., Tierra de Guapos. Ardor|be ‘to

Libel

Supply 7

city

land,

PAJARDO RICO: Around

Will

Petticoat | Elizabeth bath.

El Cireo

PUERTO

Wonderful

IN:

Operation

PONCE

World

Submarine

The

Guns;

PEIEDBAS IN:

and

Hostage.” He admits this is a town he - wouldn’t mind painting. But

Repairs TERRACE

BAYAMON INTERNATIONAL DRIVE

Amargo,

Mountain

wellpub-

Now he is in New York

Tomorrow,

Frontier Gun, Story oa

One

Days

SUPER

White

Meet

The Miracte, The Old Man and |_ Sum. RIO

Jr.

and

Stage Show SAN JUAN

Sammy

Agaimst

AZTECA: No Sey Monedita de Oro, Casa dei Terror PUERTO NUEVO KRESTO-DENIA: The Tempest MARTI: Cry Haby Killer, | Passed for

Hojas,

Jekyll

When

the Sea. Sun., Around

Dandridge

Las

‘the

Ayer

Ronda

ROOSEVELT

ROOSEVELT: Odds The Mysteriaas CAPARRA

Porgy

BROADWAY:

No¢hes

Distr.

17-18

Station,

Trueno Entre Su -Profesien

PARAMOUNT:

Davis

September

HOLIDAY: A & C Meet Dr. Mr. Hyde, The Cossacks

METRO:

AVAILABLE

Sun.,

SANTURCE AMBASSADOR: Comanche Because They’re Young

MUSIC

LAST 4 DAYS SEATS

and

His

Buckingham Palace |s=:,» ovcsin: of his pia. “the

CINEMA Sat.

months.

during which he shouted actors from the audience.

Photo)

ENTERTAINMENT

six

lished benders include a couple of visits to his ewn plays in London

3:13

7:15 Derren

STORY”

Jéhn Hall “FORBIDDEN ISLAND”

famous

“Fan 1506

Tail” Cocktail Fernandez

Juncos

Stop 22 1/2 — Senterce, ?. R. Entertainment

RUBEN

LUNCHS, COCKTANS, DINNER

Ave. ESCABI

fimy de Prodines

AT THE 'TRIANA .

Authentic

- 305

Voodoo.

Recunto

Sur

—

$ ;

wagon

TWO IRISHMEN CONFER—Television personality Jackie Gleason, right, confers in close conversation with Irish playwright Brendan Behan in New York. They’re talk(AP ing about whether Behan has to wear necktie when meeting with Gleason.

Juan

Songs end Dances '

Borers _

Wire

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- Saturday, September 17, 1960

Guard,

will discussGuard, the | at|G National

athe

Olfien

ef Civil

Sunday

Officers Club were, Mrs. John

Defense }C. O. of hai

has Antilles Com-}|

over “Seaside Fiesta” on|Cel.

WHOA,

Morro i

McGee,

in the event of emergencies such| mand, ‘Col. as the recent flood disaster, this | Breckenridge,

and

Mrs.

ae Chief

Rafael

New

Montilla,|

with Joan Lane and Vic|Col. and‘ Mrs. Maynard

) |

in the Geronimo Room of the|and Mrs. Archie Johnson, Maj. Caribe Hilton Hotel. Cocktails will] and Mrs. David Meyers, Maj. and

80 Borrell, Emilio Diaz Valearcel, rer

and

buffet

Robert

ure.

delegates

Abraham, | journed Munera, | farewell

dinner | Maj. and Mrs. José Martinez, Maj.|

siart flying at 6:30 p.m... Alfon-| Mrs.

Kéverde

ing more

to City dinner

ha, a folklore documentary

with|terian

Hospital

music, El Puente and Santero, all|The young directed

by . Amilcar

Tirado, ,

Yo|]b.

12 oz...

man

' 4

Ponce de Leon, and Juan Sin Seso,| Decorative

directed by Luis Maisonet and the|Fla., prize

winning

by Benji

Modesta,

Doniger.

that the P. R.

thusiastically

directed

Reports

entries

received...

arrived

accompanied

ara

and

Sam

were en-|ceturns to Miami Officers|Sam

will remain

Rican

done

Miami,|None

manuscript

that

Sid/pe

establishment...

States” was the only phras-| Although amendments to the he regarded as warranted. | Constitution after the Civil War

To us in 1960, “We, the Peo-|

ap-| Sates

the

oldest

not

could

unsolved legates,

could, have’ ima-|treat later

Constitution

Americans

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first with cocktails in the

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more Washto the

the clouds still hang and gather

as a|that three-fifths of the non-free

the nation

The Newest in Distinctive Dining

to England.

is the nation

: stat. tisfy South Caroli nd G American om | SaLaty DOU roma aed most wisdom and| gia specifically, the convention

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clouded

know

with great

“As I get older,” the 56-year-

the

to solve

after the war

“And

people | ang one

England ensure " patiileatidn

Constitution,

added:

of|as a race in America were slaves

me back

that

Independence.

the apathy

spite

Grant says-the ties of home are | the Air Force, “Rookie” graduated | ed to be poisoned by self-seeking | population in determining regetting so strong he’s thinking | from Notre Dame University. politicians. When Patrick Hen-! presentation in the House; and ef settiling down in dear Old

drawing

problem

to | present.”

as citizens

for

still|ing/on

(the words “Negro” “persons” give| Whole. decided to remain behind to not used) But to the men of the time,| and “slave” were moral strength to students which To Settle In England LONDON (#—British-born Cary | they had taught. Prior to joining|it was a perilous era that stem-|should be added to the free

Blighty.

the legal position

human

the humane|he

of many

Negroes

would|ignore

eighteenth}

sense

of nuns which he met, who had| bility about

day

their|at the same time, they could not

republican

the

solve

this

they

stitution in the history of the}engaged

world To

not

sure|besets us. Despite

they | Sentiments

‘acceptable.

fundamental

Col, and Mrs. Norman | their son ‘Rookie’, presently serv- century seems to have been the| Federal Col. Bykerk is the new/ing with

Grant

have changed

they

what

173 years

while | 180,000,000

were hests at ' Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Torruella dinner ast week | received a wonderful letter from

were

of them.

Luciano

Monday,

tion frustrated the liberal‘ think-

should

were

that

would

gined

to oversee their

intru-|

In view of the | spirit that we still long for. We,|the

ATEENSON

this week,|

to|

of|

prehensive. ' They

in at 7

were|set up their local operation.

and wives of the Senior Army Ad-| Puerto visors, USAR reception

in town

insolent

| grandeur ‘of the | the people, are painfully divided | delegates were unable

they

Sid ] Rubin, , V. V. P,P, of had

Interiors

wort? ee. Thus, os il kind of propertyin the na

the

|on many issues of the day. But | with candor and justice we, the are united onj| most divisive issue in: the aa ee le, taunt’ and ‘the (tnd ay. e an sentiment dele- | the late 4gates to have |resolute language of the Pre. “No morn ever dawned favourably than ours did,” been elated. For | amble. ithe most part,| One problem that the dele ington said in reference

Wednesday.

weighed

months

gdocument * wrote. wrote, we expect the

at the Presby-

last

anxious’ delibera-| ple” has an almost holy signific- | of the Negroes, their social po4 tions. ance. It represents a unity of|sition remains unresolved. And

Division of Community Education,| Lidin are-boasting a‘new “club showed six films made by their|reporter”, who wrote his first arrival

the acceptance | it specified that Congress should

= Gapounced phrase. “We,

People”

Tavern for a|the after complet-|ing

than four

attended a World Film Festival.| de Castre and Col. and Mrs. Pedro Puerto Rico, represented by the|Ponds...Harold and Carmen upon

against

Day. On | of the Constitution by the State | not prohibit the slave trade for

the (Comatetiodah

Hector Moll and Antonio Maldona- (Ret), Col. J. J. Jimenez, Col. an Ge, all of the Division of Com. | Mrs. C. Hill, Lt. Cel. and Mrs. munity Education, have returned] Edgar Sanchez, Lt. Col. and Mrs. from Brattleboro, Vt. where they | Jesé Muratti, Maj. and Mrs. Pedro

film division. Entered was La Ple-|story

ry raged

in Philadelphia ad-|sion on individual rights. “We,|ing of many of the delegates.

italien

party

——By Brooks Atkinson Newg Serviee

Today is Constitu

Weayer,| Convention

Miles... Friday, Sept. 23, Riddle} Lt. Col. and Mrs. Airlines will entertain guests at a] Maj. and Mrs.

cocktail

York Times.

my Sept. ad 1787, Twelfth ee aff,| Year of our Independence,” the Yin’ uctory

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THE SAN JUAN STARK — Saturday, Septemper 17, 1700

Doctor Is Arrested — Castro Grabs On Narcotics. Charge Cuba's Rich

CONGO It was the most decisive show of force since Mobutu seized

(Continued from page 1) building. Other cars loaded with

said

Soviet

the

for

correspondent

control of the young nation’s chaotic government in a bloodless military coup Tuesday. Mobutu is a Kasavubu man. In Elizabethville a U.N. spokesman said yesterday a bridge has

courtyard.

leaving”

all

are

“We

the

stood

suitcases

news ageney TASS. The Soviets and their Communist allies had moved into the Congo in a big way following independence June 30. They poured in men and equipment effort,

Congo

U.N.

the

outside

setting off sharp disputes with Western nations and the United Nations. . A

company

guard

duty

there

idly. The

Congolese

all

stood

raiders

the

staff

they

stance. They were herded a truck_and driven away, sumably. to camp Leopold

against ba

recently

halted

war

secession-minded

tribesmen

ince. President

Kasai

Joseph

protested that the

sheltered

Lumumba

Kasavubu

the United Nations Ghana _ troops who

mess

vented issued

service of a warrant he for Lumumba’s arrest.

president

declared

interference ternal

had

of-

ficer’s

The

building

their

the

pre-

this

Communists ment

reiterated

technical

yesterday

that

to leave

the

hours. The

main

arrests

Congo

within

\ aim

was

yesterday’s

believed

Last

pital.

ten

around

the

yesterday

ties

and

placed

national and

cordon

parliament

dispersed

senators

who

depu-

tried

enter.

‘implicit”

was

ac-

in other

State

the

Elec-

CAP

Sept.

10,

the

final

party-

Almiroty

Department

request

Elections

The

candidacies.

acknowledged has for

Board,

received

from the

the

the a writ-

Board

certification.

meanwhile,

has

Ernesto

suCa-

“Soviet

limano explained that the lists supplied the CAP contained the names of all 1956 voters. a upon The lists, supplied July

CAP,

other

lists last

lists then available,

the only rés adde. Subsequently taining

the

9 request

names

the

United

came ‘The

The one

and

are

-attacks

action in every detail,”

the

and

actions

tions

Miecon-

of the United Nations forces. “Our reaction to this attack is The United States stands clear.

Jan-

for

the

continuation

the

made

has

these

Union

does

the

Union

the

Soviet

not.”

The

oldest

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re-

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Orfona Heads Council UNITED NATIONS (#—IItalian ambassador Egidio Ortonz presides over the U.N. Security Council during September under

the

monthly

alphabetical

tions system followed council’s 11 nations.

rota-

the

ABOUT TOWNE... by J. L. Towne

By J. L. TOWNE While talking with some friends over Ron Superior highballs, the subject got around to dogs (the four-footed kind) and one of the guys said he had a problem with his dog taking off for lon3 periods at

a time,

bod

home

coming

and

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elements,

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were

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11:00

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honored to

into

sleep. (I guess you might the dog passed out.)

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Finally, they asked me what to do, so | took a bottle of Ron Superior from the bar nearby and proceeded to spoon it to the dog, whe wheatsoever. resistance no offered As a matter of fact, he lopped it

anna

romantic

Cuba,

of neglecting their Cuban plants. The government said workers .

exposure

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of H. Upmann, best-known

Shortly after that,

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to his home for the weekend ond when | arrived | found the household in on uproar, for the dog had just returned to the bosom of his family from a three-day binge. To results from his ward off harmful

in 1848

PUERTO

AND

SPANISH

almost

He said he was conce'ned thot the dog would come down with lived in the es they pneumonia mountecins with plenty of rainfall.

Rico

— La Mallorquina

cessed until Monday morning at which time it hopes to have received the certification.

govern-

shope.

——

restau rant

re-

Seviet

that

clear

the of the

The

council.

of this

members

the

effort. in the Congo, as do representative distinguished Ceylon and the majority of

said.

Mieres

lists,

“refined”

used

were

presentative

State

both

Nations

command,

managers of

makers

Barco declared. “They attack the Secretary-General, the United Na-

head.

Dept.

council, in almost

the Congo

elec

the

said

available,

Board

the

complete control of Cuba’s able tobacco industry.

to find a common

statements,

outside

and lists uary’s registrants, cleansed of 1956 names which no longer qualify to vote, be tions

sent the Board information on the different party insignias, and Thursday night forwarded the

also

reporters had not

the

steps taken partment.

State

Board

the

because

ceptance

prevent the Lumumba group from escaping to Stanleyville, 800 miles northeast of the caTroops

sent

been

Soviet and other Communist bloc diplomats have been ordered

precinct.

each

Nicolas Almiroty told that the certification tions

per cent of the even though it

Secretary

Assistant

for the

help.

not have

district

in any

entries

Board Mieres

Elections

lists,

the

perintendent

Fidel

ment

Castro

gives

action

The

from

But Ambassador James W. Barco, deputy U. S. representative, denied immediately this was so.

latter lists

differences

the

Regarding

that

the

sions.”

electo-

of the

decried

both big powers approach.

as'“rotten with errors and omis-

every precinct legislative the

position

CAP

field

may

and run the governWestern

and up

where it has 10 in miotal electorate,

taking over year to oust

with

cent

in each makes

can

in-

affairs.

army was rest of the

10 per

rate that

The

Mobutu, 29, had put teeth his Wednesday proclamation that the the

least

Flores

from

graduated

~ COUNCIL

CAP

the

checking

for

of State petitions.

district.

was

Congo’s

signatures

have.

not

was

(Continued From Page 1) sparkplug of the, Christian Ac-| pect of success was admittedly. campaign, bitterly. dim. tion Party criticized the alleged variations Corea told the council that the between the voters lists supplied United States and the Soviet Union his party by the board and the |}, d the same over-all objectives the Department on the Congo, and appealed to lists supplied

precincts as required by law. He also insisted that the CAP cannot post candidates in legisit does lative districts where

Prov-

Mora

organizational

Flores,

Eduardo

a minimum

Balu-

Dr.

Pennsylvania Women’s Medical College in Philadelphia in 1923 and took up practice the follow-

secretary

CAP

night

Thursday

party will do everything posThis is the military base on ‘to enforce the electoral Leopoldville’s outskirts where sible Lumumba _ narrowly escaped law.” Archilla Lau‘According to lynching Thursday. by Congolaw forbids Jese soldiers infuriated over re- gier, the electoral ies for the ports of kinsmen massacred in island-wide candidac CAP because the party failed Lumumba’s

page

from

reason to reduce the CAP quota to 61 precincts. They decided instead that the dangling onehalf precinct should be used to lift the registration requirement to 62.

his

states

Board,

the

Party

She was

PRECINCTS (Continued

(Continued from page 1) wide candidacy for the CAP. Luis Archilla Laugier, Rep. delegate of the Independence

into preH.

office.

in Maya-

has practiced

who

Mora

CAP

find. The Lumumba-men emerged sullenly, but offered no resi-

ended

guez for almost 36 years.

UN. patrol of Mali troops is now watching the situation in the vicinity of the bridge, the spokesman said.

could

HAVANA (#—The Cuban fovthe count:y’s ernment seized OSI officials in San Juan said rich cigar and cigarette industhey had been keeping tabs on try yesterday, accusing the own Dr. Mora’s practice since June 7, ers of 48/tobacco firms of “:onthe economie stating their investigation dis- spiring against closed a “high number” of pres- interests of Cuba.” of intervention~ A decree criptions issued by her. The case was referred to U.S. Attorney the government’s term for seiFrancisco A. Gil, Jr., who issued zure—was signed by Labor ‘Mina complaint charging forgery of ister Augusto Martinez Sanchez. prescriptions for narcotic drugs. It orders the take over of 13 Additional charges may be cigar companies, all worth millions of dollars. forthcoming, OSI agents said.

Hector J. Reichard in Aguadilla and released on $2,500 bail yesterday afternoon.

into custody by OSI Taken agents and U.S. Marshal Ramon Alonso, was Dr. Maria Teresa

round-

taken before U.S. Commissioner

her

watch

three-month

added.

her

Investigations

Special

repel the 300 “Lumumbists,”

grim-looking

Negro infantrymen made the raid on Lumumba’s villa, with rifles cocked. U.N. Ghana troops assigned to

Kon-

Katanga army the by is now getting ready to

taken which

home at noon yesterday on Federal charges of forging narcotics prescriptions as agents of the ‘Treasury Department’s Office of

presumably

was

action

This

arrested

Tobacco Firms

physician Mayaguez

A prominent woman was

been blown in the path of Congo troops advancing upon golo in north Katanga.

Zii

effects

resulting

Puerto

Rico,

from

ward off illcanine

3-day

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TRIBUNAL

SUPREMO

PUERTO RiCO Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Evercicio de la Abogacia Fx paite: Hector L. Urrutia, Jr. Petictonario Solve: Admision al Ejerci-

Abogacia

EDICTO Puerto

Supremo de a ia Comision

Aspirantes

cia la solicittud Bombrade para

Fiercicio

El Hon. Rico ha Reputacion

Aboga-

dei peticionario arriba informe sobre sus con-

diciones morales. En cumplimiento de las reglas de esta Comision expido el Presente edicto que se publicara tres veees en dos periodicos de Puerto Rico, durante el termine de diez dias, para que cualquiera persona que tenga motivos que oponer a dicha solicitud los

exponga por escrite dentro de les diez dias siguientes a la ultima publicacion de este edicto, debiendo dirigir dicho escrito a la direccioa del Secretario que suscribe.

San

Juan,

Puerto

Rico,

de septiembre de 1960. Lede. Manuel Garcia Cabrera Secretario de la Comision

Cabrera

O’Donell

202

San

Juan,

ing

direct

meeting—even

Reputacien

Kvercicie de ja BDonett 20 San

Eisenhower

and

Khrushchev.

first it seemed the administration had no plans for countering any anti-American

propaganda

Khrush-

chev and his satellite friends might turn loose at the United Nations. Then it was decided that Secre-

of State

Christian

EDICTO

Hoa.

cumplimiento

Herter

should go there and speak before it was Khrushchev’s turn. This talked vaguely on Sept. 7 of going to

the United Meanwhile,

Nations. the State

Depart-

ment slapped __ restrictions Khrushchev by saying that,

on for

security reasons, the Russian would not be allowed to leave Man-

SALES

Tribunal

las

As lar and .25

reglas

meeting

que tenga motivos solicitud los exponga

willing fringe

que por

~Aspirantes

Abogacia Direccion: Juan,-Purerte Rice

O°

Por la presente se notifica al publico em general que una vista publica se celebrara en la Oficina de Exencion Contributiva Industrial, situada en la Avenida Ponce de Leon #107 (2do piso), Parada 27%, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico el dia 30 de septiembre de 1960 a las 10:30 AM ante el Lic. Stanley R. Segal actuando como Examinador Especial, para oir cualquiera persona interesada en la peticion para la exencion contributiva industrial bajo las disposiciones de la Ley Num. 6 de diciembre 15, 1953, radicada bajo el nombre de DE PUERTO RICO, INC.

work

sSumé

benefits. to:

and

By DAVID MASON PARIS (®—Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan, serious-minded scion of

key

famous

hole

family,

peticionaria

obtuvo

has enthusiastically job of helping raise

Leon

#107

Hate

tarde

Rey.

del

tiempo

(2do

Puerto a

exencion

piso),

Rico,

cerrarse

the

priceless

art

being

flooded

River

waters

behind

the

treasures the

that

Aswan

STANLEY

from

muddy

Nile

will

back

high

dam.

OPPORTUNITY,

Parada

no la

mas vista.

The 27-year-old prince, was called in by the U. N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

without

any

effort

compensated

are

P. O. Box Puerto Rico.

accordingly,

confidential. 10744,

as a special consultant

campaign.

Long Interested in

“T have long had a close interest the Nubian monuments,’’ the

prince father

said in an interview. “My always insisted) we have a

knowledge of the monuments, and we visited them as_ school-children.”

Sadruddin, half-brother of the late Prince Aly Khaa and uncle of the present young Aga Khan IV, shares his family’s love for a combination of high life and serious pursuits. A

prince

sect,

the

Ismaili

specialized

Eastern

studjes

Moslem

Middie

at Harvard.

colleetor of Moslem art and patron of the Paris Review, an Amer-

Caperra

Liberal Send

re-

Heights,

_—

ican

avant-garde

magazine.

Trip Set Up A trip to the United Britain has been set prince can government

contact leaders

States and up so the

cultural “‘to find

and out

what we can expect.” Among his friends is the wealthy family of Sen. John F.: Kennedy, the Democratic presidential nominee. More than 30 private organizations or governments have inform-

UNION

CHURCH

OF SAN JUAN

2310 Lourel St., Punta Los Morias Donald E. Johnson, Pastor

You ere welcome at the English Specking Church which serves people of all faiths. Church

School

end Worship Service 9 A.M. end 11:00 A.M, Youth Groups 6:00 p.m.

ed UNESCO they are prepared to help remove the Nubian monuments or build dikes around them. But the job almost escapes

imagin-

ation in scope, complexity and cost. Rough estimates of the cost to save only the two’ most famous Nubian monuments—the Abu Simel and Philae temples—~run to 64 million dollars.

Breen Sues Diner's Club For Million

Phone 3-4197

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (#—Singer and former child star Bobby Breen

has filed a $1,000,000 damage suit against Diners Club, Inc. The suit contends the Diners Club

con-

Esta notificacion debera ser publicada en @ antes del 20 de septiembre de 1968. Oficina de industrial

the

taken on the funds to keep

attached

Breen’s

salary

while

he was appearing at a Las Vegas hotel and that this damaged his credit rating and “put him up to

color.

27%.

(UNESCO) for the

Sadruddin, tweedy Harvard man and son of the late Aga Khan III,

TELECOLOR Local de la

Solicita ahora la peticionaria que se emmiende su decreto de exencion para amparar bajo el mismo la manufactura de telereceptores en blanco y negro, radios de tamafio pequefio, y unidades de intercomumicacion (black and white television sets, small size radios and intercommunication units.)” Cualquer objecion escrita contra esta peticion debe ser jurada y radicada con el Director de la Oficina de Exencion Contributiva situada en la Avenida Pon-

taken

treasures

tributiva en agosto 26, 1960, para la produecion de aparatos recepteres de television

has

in the drive to save the

ancient Egyptian Nubian Desert.

replies

dominate

To Save Nubian Monuments

an intensive training program.

All

to let Khrushchev

inside America to punch back.

discuss

OPPORTUNITY

hard

ching,

the U.N. meeting and perhaps denounce the United States from

Prince Sadruddin In Drive

planta en Vega Baja, Puerto Rico. Por: Ledos. Rigau, Goldman & Santiago, 609 Ave. Condado, Santurce, P. R. Las razones adelantadas por el peticionario para la concesion de esta exencion contributiva son las siguientes: “‘La

local sales representative for large multi-million dolcompany specializing in Life, Accident & Sickness Group insurance. Candidates must be between ages to 45; high sehool graduates (college preferred),

while undergoing

afford, with the whole world wat-

the threat of Berlin unless

OFICINA DE EXENCION CONTRIBUTIVA INDUSTRIAL CASO NUM. AN-396 (N—1155)

EQUIPMENT

CASTERS.

administra-

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Tribunal referido

septiembre

Garcia

al Ejercicio de la

104

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cio

a 15 de

TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE RICO Comision de Reputacion

Abogacia

SCREENS

the

3-9280

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edicto,

eserito dentro de les diez dias siguientes a la ultima publicacion de este edicto, debiendo dirigir dicho escrito a la direccion del Seretario que suscribe. San Juan, Puerto Rico, a 14 de septi de 1960. Ledo. Manuel Garcia Cabrera Secretaria de la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia Direccion: O’Donell 202 San Juan, Puerto Rico.

from 1/3 H.-P. to 800 HP. Highest qualtty at attractive prices. Ricardo Davila

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este

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quer persona oponer a dicha

917

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Manuel

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rales.

3 radios & insin Miami. Con-

Leamington

then

might do to embarrass him again in the eyes of the world. Still, Eisenhower could hardly

coerced the West and into agreeing to a sum-

mit meeting shutting off there

mmunist

meant only being in the same assembly hall together—between

de esta Comision expido el presente edicto que se publicara tres veces en dos periodicos de Puerto Rico, durante el termino de diez dias, para que cual-

total

the

tion played with the idea of avoid-

Supremo de Puerto Rico ha referido a la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia la solicitul del peticionario arriba nombrado Para informe sobre sus condiciones mo-

Miami

Rico,

Lodo.

Aspirantes

R. 919

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Ex parte; Roberto Avila Rivera Peticionario Sobre: Admision al Ejercicio de

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Eisen-

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Juan,

917

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FOR

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Mr.

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had

Khrushchev Eisenhower

chiefs of the iron curtain jcountries were coming to the assembly meeting which opens in New York Tuesday.

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Khrushchev

Supremo de Puerto Rico ha referido a la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia la soli-

floor. 3-0850, 3015

has

was

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Hoa.

Eisenhower

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EN EL TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE PUERTO RICO Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia Ex parte: Horacio R. Subira, Hijo Petiefonario Sobre: Admision al Ejercicio de

1014

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chance.

CLASSES for

again

decided he’d better try to address the United NaNews tions General would have realized their goal. So the administration did a Assembly next Analysis cians Week | before switch. Premier Nikita Khrushghev has a It was only a year ago that

Santurce.

Bil

again. President

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LESSONS

a settlement of Some kind. There was no doubt that Eisen. The Russians began to denounce this. So did Khrushchev from hower invited Khrushchev here last aboard the ship bringing him here. September to-try to col him off Then the administration finally on Berlin before there was a sumseemed to realize that if Herter mit conference. spoke first but Eisenhower waited Eisenhower surely knows that weeks—or until after Khrushchev his going to the United Nations is had departed—before talkjng to the a pretty delicate journey since no international group the ¢ Soviets one can guess what Khrushchev hattan Island when he got here.

MARLOW

(#—Once

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Ike Forced To Address U.N. By Nikita’s Plans

PERSONALS

CORNER

THE SAN JUAN SEAR — Satarday, Septentbet 17; 1960: ¢'

public His

End-of-the-Model

Year-Sale!

GRISSOM CHRYSLER

ridicule.” attorney

said

the

action

was

a) countersuit, The Diners Club had claimed in its suit Breen and a Mrs. Wilva Breen

had

run

$3,672,51

from January through April that Breen refused to pay. In

the

his

countersuit

club

didn’t

that he didn’t know

and

that

his

Breen

demand

alleged

payment,

a Wilma

wife’s |

bill

and

Breen

name Lene wee

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THE SAN JUAN STAR’ Saturday, ‘September 17, 1960

26 MAJOR

LEAGUE

| Weekend Sports |

LEADERS

(Based on 350 or mere at bats.) (Net inctuding yesterday’s games.)

AMERICAN

LEAGUE

NATIONAL

BATTING

-323 316

Kuenn. Cleveland Skowron, New York

.308 304

Sievers, Chicago

Larker, Los Angeles Groat, Pittsburgh

314

| Mays,

HOME RUNS Maris, New York Lemon, Washington Mantle, New York Killebrew, Washington

38 37 x 30

Cotavito,

Detroit

RUNS BATTED Maris, New York Wertz, Boston Lemon, Washington

San

Miftoso,

Chicago

Mays,

Baltimore

Clemente,

AMERICAN

York

590

Baltimore

.589

Chicago Washington Cleveland Detroit

81 71 70 64

60 70 70 77

.574 504 .500 454

Boston

San

Francisco

433

Dorado Beach semi-finats.

Tennis

Senior’s championship, singles Baldrich courts, 3:30 p.m. TOMORROW Horse Racing time

614

St. Louis

572

|Milwaukee /|Los Angeles /San Francisco Cincinnati

80 77 70 64

61 64 71 78

567 6% 546 9% .496 16% .451 23

53 85

”

finals,

Chicago (Pierce |C'8°0

(McCormick

(Buhl

Ramos

11-14).

812) Chicago

White

Sherm Lollar record when he in 1959

Sox

catcher

14-9).

Los Angeles

at Chocago

doubles

courts,

3:30

semi-

p.m.

Bowling Dry 200 Club tournament Rio

The

Fights

Associated

outpointed

Baie

Ste

Yvon

Anne,

B.,

nell,

138,

Medrano,

188,

(Koufax

pan,

115,

Kid

113,

COMMONWEALTH

Nashua,

in three

campaigns

22 races in 30 starts $1,288,565.

PUERTO

and

RICO

four

terminal

Office of

floor of the Puerto

o’clock

P.M.

man

know

Rico

September

26,

1960, at which time and place they will be opened and read. ; Specifications and any other information in connection with this bid may be acquired at the Purchasing Office up

price

themselves,

the

ability

but

it’s

either. as

not .

the if

pennant

every

race

game

is,

they

the

final

one. It is as if the whole season was exactagain tomorrow. Anxiety pulls a lot of them The fun is is continuous.

can

see

Some

the

become

laughers

apart.

cruel

The

changes

cranky.

who ones

drudgery

kid who

about hurt

and

when

Others

the

gets

turn

pressure

most

CAN”

despondent.

that

pretend

that

fold

There

pulling all

are

then

games

are

alike. They use the old slogans such as you do or you don’t, They con nobody. Most of them, in some way, are touched by apprehension. It is then they diseover what .baseball really is. The

ones

who

can’t

handle

up.

shows

ther

averages. They maim the doubleplay or they look at the third strike or they take a little off the fast ball or they’ don’t come in with the curve or they attempt to throw a baseball before they catch it or they don’t charge a sinking line drive or they back

with

it.

they

a ground

settle

them.

Even

ball

they

drink

Some

have

so much

the

fear

when

too

much

talent,

forcing

have enough left to get by. The good ones control it. It’s

that

and

the

can

get

away

their

style,

they

them

out

hang-

. there

and

they

fight

off

But

the

good

ones

get

rid

it,

and

that’s

all

All

games

are

and

goes

counts.

Pressure Cracks Many Yogi

him

Berra and

isn’t

bothered

leaves

them

in it’s

the

all.

ballpark

the big league. He does up to the official scorer.

No one knows more manages the Orioles.

home

the

best

and he tries to understand the concealed he tries to beat. You talk to him, and Yogi more than any other guy in the

chards

said

that.

The

denounced him as dumbest kids ever Now, sport

the

baseball

a freak. to reach

and,

journalists

creates what up when Ri-

ridiculed

him.

They claimed he was to the big leagues.

one

They

of.

the t

fifteen years later, one of the original thinkers of praises old Yog for his wisdom. It is Richards’ explana-

tion that a pitcher seldom fools Yogi for long. He may get him out early, but Berra studies his pattern of pitching and, as the game

man

perishes,

from You

solves

the bench can’t

get

it.

That

or with Yogi

goes

whether

Berra

a bat in his hands. tell

you

because

casing

his

That’s part of it,

probably

doesn’t

know what it is himself. You can guess and it gets down to Yogi being one of the most passionate of all competitors. He doesn’t use his mouth and he rarely gets angry and~ he never calls attention to his fervor with the stunts the show boats He

does

his

it,

because

can call it what sport,

you

wouldn’t

circumstances

you be

can’t

influence

like but, according far

off

you

him.

to the standards

describe

it as guts.

This I know. The other people would rather have anyone else come up when a base hit can decide the championship. They might engrave that on old Yogi’s plaque at Cooperstown. '

i ne EVERY 1960

only.

RAFAEL V. URRUTIA Executive Director

can

qualities of the players you realize he respects American League.

It is Richards’ opinion that Berra’s intelligence is. You thought of old Yog when he first came

about the sport than Paul Richards, He is a man of complicated theories

The Authority reserves the right to wave any informality and to accept or reject any and all proposals for other than

for

are hold-

manual

stalling,

to and including September 19, 1960, at 4:00 P.M.

considerations

working

hoards

they

than

It isn’t

where

perform

You

Water Resources Authority building, Ponce de Leén Avenue,

until 2:00

must

use.

Quotations should be F.A.S. the port of shipment.

stop 17, Santuree,

all-out,

they

need

out.

Upstairs,

who

The vendor shall provide the necessary antennas, RF line and pasive reflectors required at each stations but will not supply the towers. Mounting hardware kits shall be supplied for the installation of the antennas or reflectors.

located on the third

going

You

beginnings after that,

All stations to operate from a single phase 115-230 volt, 60 cycle line.

Proposals will be received at the Purchasing

are

unscared. He has the perfect disposition for a ballplayer, and he is inspired by adversity. It was always that way, back to his

stations.

Authority

division

where

life,

it all

alike

Stations and a four legs repeater, complete with antenna, RF lines, multiplexing, voltage regulators, and other associated components required for the succesful operation of the system. No standby is to be furnished at any of the

the

back.

put

Only

The Puerto Rico Water Resources Authority will receive sealed proposals to sell to the Authority one equipment required for a microwave system consisting of eight arranged

second

Inside,

of his

conversations.

Microwave System units

the

and they push themselves into a fraudulent serenity. They might talk too much or sulk a little or become nasty, but they get rid of it before they go onto the field. Some can’t sleep and guys famous for their silences bore their roommates with nervous

INVITATION TO BID

transmitter-receiver

won

earned

them.

overs

10.

PUERTO RICO WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY:

(8)

Ja-

Indepen-

Philippines,

Don-

stopped

Noguchi,

outpginted

dence,

10.

Sacramento,

Tokyo—Kyo

You

194,

Abel

olulu,

out

tight.

Press

Durelle,

Oakland, ; Calif.—

guys

apart. strain

Piedras.

Scores

Pittsburgh 3, Los Angeles 1. San Francisco 8, Philadelphia Milwaukee 3, Chicago L.

- The

You get paid next season for what you do this one. Prid@ causes most guys to drive themselves, but the ambition is drained

ing

MONCTON, New Brunswick— Paul Wright, 181, Trenton, N. J.,

(Cardwell 7-14).

Thursday's

set a_ personal hit 22 home runs

Baldrich

at St.

|Louis (Jackson 16-12). Philadelphia (Mahaffey 5.2) at Milwaukee

(Lee

Now in September, baseball is a different game in the se cond division. The rules are the same and the dimensions of the fields haven’t been altered. Pennyante. is also poker, but not to a guy who is betting the rent money in a table-stakes pot,

secrets

p.m.

Thursday’s

games.

12-12)

Tennis championship,

Bolera

34%

137) at Detroit (Fischer 8-6) Baston (Muffet 5-3) at Washingt-

race,

Junior Canada

384 32 .369

first

Senior's

TODAY'S GAMES Baltimore (Estrada 17-9) at New] _ TODAY'S GAMES (Turley 8-3). Kansas City Pittsburgh (Mizell. 11-8) at CinYork (Daley 1514) at Cleveland |Cinmati (McLish 412). San Fran-

(Harshman 2-4).

final,

$8,000 handicap at El] Comandante, post

LEAGUE

| Philadelphia 52 89 | Not ineluding night

championship,

One

By Jimmy Cannon

p.m. .

Club

Nerveless

champion7

semi-finals,

|Chicago

Kansas City 50 90 .357 32% Not including yesterday’s games.

women’s

Buchanan,

Gelt

NATIONAL

Rico Ft.

Morro Clu§ championship, first flight

113 110 110

Pittsburgh

— | Pittsburgh 2 12 12% 19 |

Junior Canada Dry 200 Club tournantent Bolera de Rio Piedras.

STANDINGS

LEAGUE

Francisco

Puerte

team

Bowling

Mays,

San

vs.

ship

40 7 37 29

RUNS BATTED Aaron, Milwaukee Banks, Chicago Mathews, Milwaukee

LEAGUE

ons

322 -302

HOME RUNS Banks, Chicago Mathews, Milwaukee Aaron, Milwaukee Boyer, St. Louis

Gentile,

New

325

Pittsburgh Angeles

The

TODAY Softball U.S. national ‘women’s softball champi-

328 325

Francisco,

Clemente, Wills, Los

102 99 7

MAJOR

LEAGUB

BATTING

Runnels, Boston Smith, Chicago

Sports Today

Save on the tremendous End-of-the-Model

Year-Sale

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In Weekend Football: Action

Days After 18 Years

~s "RATINGS

NEW YORK (AP)—It is a hazardous, foolish task: fo say who will win and lose this weekend on the natibn’s gridiron without any form chart. But there’s one in every crowd, so here goes: 7—-thet 2t, Georgia ‘Alahama

Southeastern

first

Conference

shaking

gets

because

its

Cornhuskers

so many fine Alabama|

ck from Georgia has

. enough

fill

all

haven’t

changed

toa

Bear|™uch from the bunch that

beat

Oklahoma and some other toughies

last year’s| !ast year. Other picks: yet to find| the

holes

left

East:

Army

34,

Buffalo

20;

College

28, Boston

graduation.

Navy

South: VMI 23, William & Mary Lousiana State 27, Texas A&M| 13—LSU has many new faces this] 14; Florida 36, George Washingten. year, all trying to emulate their | 0; Plorida State 21, Richmond 20; predecessors, The Aggies will be North Carolina State 14, Virginia

(96.000-$6.006);

experience and depth. Penn; State 27,, Bostoneo U. es 13—

Missouri 6; Iowa Sees

bother

the

wie,

hot

wil

3rd-$3,100;

good

Miami

the

proper

here

speed will

alw;

2yrs;

My seas

Sam

coming

teugh

colt

closing

13 is

ia teas eaeain?

7 Sewillame yabaite ‘e Cardislese will wie by =

CAU-

22X

Complice = <

(Valdes)

es is

‘

;

Cineles

alse =

Cimperted)

192

El Lider and Pamadere should run

ase

money ridev,

if f

qne-twe. La Fe has ».go d distance. weight,

this this

geed

Te | appear

5 6 7 8 9 10 ll

Junior (Ne Boy) Yuya B (iglesias) Novia (No Boy) Celeste (de Jesus) Serpresa «Oscar ( =~ Perdosti (Ne Bey)

hi 1% 8 8 ng 1p m

ceach

Puerto

my}.

az}Fiean

Caribbean

and

4 let

8 3

cau

Talmeem Tessie

=—s Baby

(No €C

was wie coac tech

(No

12 13.

Tommy C (Ne Boy) «COBrigadier (Bravo)

im theastrech. - peed

sins)

Aboukir ak

wreck

already already

h had di

of control. It apparently into a spin, and flipped was

fire,

although

fuel

Fin S1 ses cima ($3.590-$4,000); &¥rs-up:

”

colm Campbell, become the first: er

af ie

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spil-

ago yes Twenty-five years terday, Campbell, then 15, wateh-

to a hos-|

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should

went: over

three times. Both wheels on the left side were ripped off. There

and consulta-!1.4 shout the wreckage.

taken

com -

coursetat about 300 miles per hour and was making a return out car veered the when run

an-

for

cae

Bay)

SS Pincel

following

Jesus)

Alpha

was

he crashed, but

not see the actual

Campbell ll

| miles east of the salt flats.

(Igiesias)

was

when

ju {Puerto Rican team in the 1958

Boy)

(de

shape

Blue-

Carr said Campbell suffered }man to travel better than 300 ia. nvecka) and bruises but did not ap-]M-PH., driving over the same cuts Jesus) (de 7to have any broken bones. | salt flats. pear | Den Minerva, Camelucha, Tipe: 1:29.4.

Aplicado a 5 92.550; champjon- | Basi;

14|ships in the broad jump and

Pinel’ (Ne Boy)

. Campbell

Riro’s

2° Veluatario (No Bey) |

racing

eae examination

NEW YORK (AP) —Franeisco soem Castre,

Russa (

1A Capt. Starlight (Carabalie)

into

auto,

out of contro]

pleted one run over the 12-mile

fursah-$1,200; clma ($$1,200); 4yrs-up; 1 1[16| other try this fall will await

cod, Gans: shone. Stary | Bamed City College of New York coach io teens nats it was an shee falterim -_—— ees Benet 135 m Gee \pounced yesterday. SE Castre held the Central Alme-| . 1

‘car

also

speed driver

“ready | snd did not know what happened.

He Bluebird was not known. said decision as to whether an | attempt will be made to put the

20F 18

he did

declared

said

Carr

age to the 4 1|2 million dollar

cutsider

Zarpase (F. Rivera) Cafiomege (Fieves)

Ips

4,250-horsepower

Campbell

gees Ex 5 in his again”speed to go auto record. 290|new 3.10 Peter Carr, chief of the Blue>| bird. project, said extent of dam-

Sth-$1,300; eimg ($1,200); 4-yrs-up; 13/16 m. (imported) 1 ‘Tutuage (de Leon) 4% 2 #@Best Stery (Ne Bey) 17 3 4

and

serie

meas mite os srd-etene; che (p5.000-08.000); 29rs; 61.| 2° ® hospital that he was

105

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car went

Bat Conmpuesls ie

—

Pow (Ne (F. Pikiluvy

the t h

when

aad ost

his

and

injured

damaged

badly

per

300

iis

(Conchade)

34,

Washington

26;

SALT FLATS, Utah ®—British

was

Campbell

bird II,. was

—_

Ki Tian (No Bev)

ampp«

Donald

‘

bell

BONNEVILLE

(G6. ‘Reece »

State

"I Lider Fe

Utah

10;

Washington

12;

Stanford

2%,

SEC.

in the

Mon-

26,

30, Idaho

Irying For Record

TINO INSUA: 3-yrsup; 7 £ (Native) 1A

Okla-

Nebraska 20, Texas 1%—The/ College of Pacific 6. i

= Meck om

EDUARDO

CLASICO

4th-$8.925;

cily

26,

Wyoming

Oregon

Hawaii

Houston | 35,

an ambitious

that wants

eleven

and recent bias

basis of weight, jockey

over

same

= =

Benece (Frieeres) Kio Rio Negro (Ne Boy)

Dakota

Arkansas

18;

California

acknowledge | tana

will

and

national.

for

contender

a top

(Native )

Southwest:

Far West: Southern California Mississippi 21, Houstono—Ole} Miss likes the idea of being rank- | 33, Oregon State 13; Tulane 20, honors

esre

fast.

crawal

State 21, North

lessons.

early

a few

_;team

lately

(Ne Der?

Jorge

State on 41,gts Drake

Hardin-Simmons

28,

Cincinnati

17; Texas Tech 19, Tom Nugent is going to teach the/poma State State 0; Utah State 7, West Texas sophomore do: Texas Western 6.

herses. Convideds,

level.

& BSEEREEE

Wooks

pace.

hurt

edIanuerwnre

Celador a

Maryland 24, West Virginia 17—|

;

Midwest: Southern m7 Methodist 17,

State 40, SouthVillDakota injury | ¢’ Kansas beenbuthaving © Maceucti nothing like quette 21, Villanova 6: they will give the| =e 7; Wichita 26, Denver 6; Montana

the Lionsin have practice trouble

4-yrs-up:

Tech

chmg

Rees.

Det 2nd-$2,250;

aa a;

Mr. suited by the distance, should win

21, Presbyterian

13; Furman

their first whipping boy.

* Pitt 21, UCLA 19—Pitt has it in| ?2

| UNITED

MOTOR

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and

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the San Juan Star

SEE MAJOR LEAGUE | STANDINGS AND LEADERS PAGE 26

SPORTS San Juan, Puerto Rico, Saturday, September 17, 1960

Local Jockey

Kill

\Eddie Figueroa | Checking Lady Softball Champs Dies After Spill Parkinson Spins Three Hitter By FRANK The

girls looked

last night.

But

MCMANUS

real cute in their red shorts under the lights at Fort Buphanan

after leadoff batter Mickey

Macchietto

took

Ramon

her first vicious cut at the

displayed

brand

play

shot

the

seoring

suffered

his

baseman

erred.

Ron

Teodoro

all

Parkinson

the set

with three hits in inning affair. The

Barbara

Abernethy

ngs,

singles

when

crowd

got

Bertha

relief

runs

Ragan

the

they

will

meet

fied

Rican

women’s

but

the

{sland

titlists

An-

Ing

Poftce&

champions will

be play-

tonight

Albernethy.

000 000 0-0

3 2

200

Ragan

000

x—2

TIGHT

FINISH—J.

camera,

wins

the

fifth

Colen’s race

2-0 In Davis Cup

Barry

MacKay

and

Bernard (Tut) Bartzen won opening singles matches against Venezuela

MacKay, defeated Marcos Gambus by 61, 61, 60, and Bartzen masiered 6t,

Yyo

Pimentel

61.

Ia allowing the Venezuelans only four of the 40 games in the six

sets,

the

Americans

were

Eastern

Zone

champions.

BULLETIN Deminican “chine” Diaz, in command the whole way, scored

a technical knockout Labey

im a co-featured

lightweight Escobar

bout

Stadium.

last

over

Ray

10-round

night

Gregorio

and

Corchado,

the

a half victory

six-year-old

over

—

son

Polynesian

in the excellent

1:12.4.

spill

also

taken

throught

that

leg.

suffered A.

Sayan,

with and

broken who

was

Figueroa,

Angel

the

Alicea,

Cordero

Jr.,

the

turn. First

Fatality

workout, Sayan

said

that

ran

the

group.

into

in third

place

Two

after a very poor start.

Mariposa II lead, as usual,

took off on the followed by Cari-

llon, the STAR’s day.

Carillon’s

Best bet of the

running

mate, Na-

Mariposa held a two-length lead

nula

races

were

January

scored

time of

a rush

Yunque, Clinton Stable’s answer to

Cardiologo,

straight

race

won

his

yesterday.

second The

Corchado

shot Carillon into the | *«

lead at that point and pulled away for an easy score. Futaleufu,

always

early

stages,

whe

near

also

drifted

Carillon passed

back

the field

Pilotin

then

the

Cubs,

sixth

who

Quintana

managed!to

end Drysdale’s string .of Ct less innigs at 26 but were s by

reliever

Larry

Sherry.“

|}:

A walk and a sacrifiee

Wills’

which

ninth

provied

inning Sherry

Los Angeles

with

€hicago

His

8 the

001-003-0015 @ 1

000 001 300-47

Drysdale, Sherry (7) and Pigmatano;

Ellsworth,

Schaffernoth

1957.

Thacker

Wright

(8)

(8).

and

wage

W-Sherry

L-Schaffernoth. HR—Los Angeles Howard

(22).

PARTIAL SCORES San Francisco St. Louis

tone

Marichal and mons, Kline (4)

Schmidt; and Smith.

Sime |)

Pittsburgh

Cincinnati

Haddix, Witt (3) and O'Toole and. Bailey. Philadelphia Milwaukee. Buzhardt and and Crandall.

sath 000 0 00 Spaha

Neeman;

Baltimore

000 600 @

New

000 121 ©

HAMBURG (AP)—Puerto Rieo’s Harry Villavicencio Sr. and Rafael Cobian of San Juan placed fourth in the men’s doubles com-

Detroit Wynn Chiti.

York

Barber and Triandos;

Ford, and

Howard.

Hii

Chicago

and

Lollar;

» OL

Pete

Beauchamp

with 2,184. In women’s

Abolila

Placed

i doubles

and

ninth

competi-

and

Battey.

Stagg seas

eee

, @ and

Lary

100 of the World Bowling Kansas City Cleveland 003 Championships yesterday. Garver and P. Daley; Villavicencio and Cobian had Klippstein (8) and Romano. a total of 2,237 behind Mexico's Tito Reynolds and Miguel Anaya Boston who recorded 2,377 to finish first. Wi Delock and Pagliaroni; Another Puerto Rican team,

twotwo-|composed

as he did

loss was

PR Bowlers Finish Fourth At Hamburg

for a quar‘er of a mile, but the year uld son of Golden Bull didn’t J.

advantage dwindled by the time nem the front-runner hit the stretch. | his

1948

The

for the

petition’

declared

due te late scratches.

as Conagro finished with for third money.

hic ago, 2 fun-scoring single in the: hii inning provided Los Angeles a 5-4 victory over the. Chi Cubs today after the hai lost a four-run lead righthander Don Drysdale.

14th vietory against Joe Schaffernoth was

The fatality was El Camandante’s first since it opened in

Establo Lares’ Argentine bred |" The tres-cuatro poel at El Costakes winner, Conagro, making mandante yesterday paid his first tart in Puerto Rico since $11.10 fer four winners and 45 coming from Venezuela, finished cents for three. seven and a half lengths

a bucco, got off badly and trailed in- the pack around the two turns.

commanding position to move te the match against the Philip-

pmes,

a-ene

Hi F

the

was

Superman, race track.

Olympic Stud’s Carillon outran a field of seven speedsters to take yesterday’s feature over six furlongs at E] Comandante. Ridden

just about clinched the American Zone Davis Cup tennis finals yes-

terday

Serate.

He was thrown from the first mount he ever had in a race,

Carillon Beats Fast US Leads Venezuela Field In Feature Race U.

in a tight finish with Chele, on the rail, and Cuchy. Rio vived by a wife and son, had Grande, head showing, was fourth, in the mile and a been riding 12 years. “le shad sixteenth race. The STAR Picked Chele first, Bombillita previously been in some bad second, Rio Grande third and Cuchy fourth. spills.

(4), Joyce

(AP)—The

It couldn’t immediately be learned the exact cause of death, f}but the track doctor on hand guessed that Figueroa either broke his spine or neck in adBombillita, nearest the dition to suffering internal inEl Comandante yesterday juries, The young rider, who is sur

(6) and Macchietto: Parkinson and Tobas. W —Parkinson .L— Albernethy.

CLEVELAND

and

Pilotin had already finished his

tilles All-Stars again at Fort Buchanan starting at 7 p.m. Originally, they were scheduled to meet

Puerto

his

race

Serate

gal

the

with

said that Pilotin was standing by the outside fence at the end of the backstretch as they approach-

throws a mean curve. She has no less than 125 no-hitters to her credit. The first five men to face her went down swinging. Tonight

down

Baez.

had

the

Jim |

This

enfrom

chute.

went

Jockey,

as |

treat

came

fourth.

race

was

hospital.

down

real

practice

Alicea

Baez

Sims

The

Lorenzo

away

and

workout.

into*#——-~_————

was Pilotin, riden by exercise boy

the sevenBrakettes’

Tobas

ran

others

pital for observation. The horse that caused

and limited the All Stars to two more hits in the next two inne

horse

two

The other riders were unhurt, but Serate was taken to the hos-

down

settled

26-year

horse Isotope, along with joctevs| (°

right

girls

Figueroa

Tobas

scoring

the

and

the seven-furlong

and

a double to the ball got Fraser as two

when

mount

gaged

they capitalized on it. After rain had halted the game midway in the first inning, the All Stars’ Jim Wilbanks singled and Gene Dovle got on when the first then lifted ceater and from Edna scored. "That was

‘Veteran

He died enroute to the hospital from internalToo.

good

column

Figueroa,

ercising a horse during an early morning

that

had the crowd gasping. The soldiers had one

DOUGLAS

“Eddie”

old El Comandante jockey, was killed yesterday while

ball, the men of the Antilles Command had to battle all the way for a 2-0 victory over the touring World Champion Raybestos Brakettes of Stratford, Conn. The Brakettes have been queens of women’s softball for the past three years and they

JIM

Eduardo

OL Of 00 Perry,

000 00 000 19 Stobbs is

Retires Calif. (AP)—Amos

Officially

retired