The San Juan Star (Sept. 21, 1960)

“the San Juan Star

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Vol.

I

Tel 3-8400

No. 273

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday, September 21, 1960

Second-class postage ola at San Jean Phrerte Rice

eds Beaten In First

UN Assembly Vote Killer Escapes From Prison Van, Irishman Elected Big Manhunt Started In Ponce As Rioters Battle Police In Streets

By PEDRO ROMAN PONCE—A manhunt was u nder way last night in an 8,000 acre rural area near here for a twice-convicted murderer who esc aped from a prison van Monday night.

Segunde Rodriguez Mufioz, tentiary to the Ponce City. Jail where he was to be held

while he was visited by his family. as

Police

‘tvery

describe

him

dangerous.”

Police

said

that

his

capture

is being made difficult by the terrain in which he is believed hiding,

his

which

home

is

in

rel here.

land

Barrio

around

Cotto

Lau-

The area is hilly, den-

sely. populated, and -has many possible hiding places. Thirteen

policeman).-and son

about’ five -pri-

are

scouring

Seek

Revenge

the

area, May

The theory arose in police circles that he may be seeking revenge against people involved in

his imprisonment. Rodriguez was sentenced on Aug. 4, 1954 by now retired Judge Pelayo Roman Benitez

for the first degree murder’ of Marcelina, Maria Nazario, his mother-in-law

and

the

second

degree murder of Maria Haydee Santiagg.:! Haydee Santiago was a neighbor in the Cotto Laurel: section of Ponce where Rodriguez lived™ The victims were stabbed to death on April 12, 1954. He also attacked and left for dead (See MAN HUNT, Page 21)

32, was

being transported from the Rio Piedras Peni-

By

; UNITED

Bear And Beard Are Chummy In Harlem

WILLIAM

NATIONS

Khrushchev

arrived

at Hotel

back

Theresa

at

12:14

p.m.

into his limousine

| tely laid down a battle line they will persue in the momentous 15th session of the General

p.m.

and screamed in apparent approval as Khrushchev and Castro steod posing for iu Negro Harlem.

pictures

outside

the

hotel

that

is located

Each placed an arm around the other’s waist and waved the crowd. The stocky Khrushchev’s head barely reached Castro’s shoulder. Police formed a human chain to hold the crowd back _ pont leader left the hotel. There were 150 policemen

feated

to to

he

regarded

the

visit

as

a

gesture

set

Mrs,

fire

to

a warning dent,

in Cuba

where

he

serve

-.. assembly

belongs.”

president

(STAR reporter Harold J. Lidin recently visited Cuba for a first-hand look at the Castro regime. Here, in the first of four articles, Lidin relates his general impression of the Cuban revolution.) J. LIDIN

Copyright 1960 by ‘Star Publishing Corp., San

the Jian,

Cuba—and port, trio

P,

EB.

not only at the air-

where

a

is paid

to

Pedestrians after

Pleasant

but

without

a

master,”

guitar-strumming smile

dow

at

tourists.

and

couples

coo along the Havana boulevards until

10

contrast

pm.

to

Cuba

is

that

Fidel

Castro

of in will

be able to carry through with the the social and economic reforms streets of the new Cuba. It is that have already reached thousplashed across the wide banners sands and have thrilled most of that hang from the -hotels, the Cuba’s six million. stores and factories. ‘Overriding Fear’ The messages, raw and deThe one overriding fear of the fiant, all support the national- Cuban masses is that “counter-| ization of U.S. industry and re- revolutionaries” backedby Washpudiate U.S. “imperizlisni-” ington, scuttle the Revolu“Without a (sugar) quota— tion. the sign hung over World Trade Center

laugh

down the Prado to the chant “Cuba Si, Yanquis No.” The hope of the majority

{streets of the Batista era. But there is hate too in

Cuba today is an island of happiness and of hate, a land of hope and of fear. The new Cuba is a changing country. It is a different place than Cuba under Batista, and it: is different from the “democratic” Cuba before Batista. The smile abounds in Castro’s

hate is on the lips of the

greenshirted,

nightly—a

young

the

citizens

sullen

screams

the IBM show-win-

on 23rd St.

And

men

the

new

Boland

pres oi

Ire

civilization,

capped

a

day in the history of

diplomacy, i (See ASSEMBLY, Page 21)

Writer Knows Cub>

New Cuba Is A Changing Country HAROLD

from

Frederick

remarkable

Land Of Hate, Happiness, Hope

By

good ever-

land, that the assembly faced a severe test of its ability to pre-

smothe the firered with- wet towe andls said,

stayed

for

that the challenge would he ac cepted. The session’s opening, keyed to

of res-

a kitchen

Allen

“I wish he'd

candidate

strong world of former cclonial peoples. The opening Soviet statement made this clear, and a United States statement indicated

pect for the heroic man who faced Fulgencio Batista, the former Cuban dictator, “for the welfare of his people.” In Winston-Salem, N.C., Castro almost caused a rural home to burn. Mrs. Ersie Allen said she became so enraged watching Americans on television greeting Castro in a friendly manner that she forgot she had put bacon on the stove The bacon burned up, ignited the grease which blazed up and

Soviet

ready to do battle for the will of that uncommitted,

as on

was very much pleased with the conversation I had with Dr . Castro,” Khrushchev told reporters when he returned to his Park Ave. headquarters. said

the

president for this session. But Nikita S. Khrushchev’s forces indicated clearly they were

“I

Khrushchev

Assembly.

With the most spectacular diplomatic gathering of is his tory on hand, the assembly de

estimated by police as “in the thousands” shouted

A crowd

Soviet

zation may be at stake. But the Soviets immedia-

Escort-

at 1:05

(AP)—The

Union suffered a new setback yesterday in the United Nations in an historic meeting in which the survival of the world organi-

NEW YORK (AP)—Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev paid a 40-minute visit te Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro yesterday in the latter’s Harlem hotel. The meeting came without prior announcement. ed by Castro,he stepped

L. RYAN

and

militia

knife-carrying women

‘as

they

of

the

march

This fear is exploited by Cas-

tro to seture solidarity behind

him, and/ to regiment—activity by activity—the Cuban way of life.

Recently. Fidel presided ‘ over a Congress, called to unify the several

revolutionary

wonien’s

organizations into one Federa-

Harold J, Lidin knew Bat: Cuba well. He twice was de

ed

in

infamous

the

into one

himself the new

outfit, but stressed

the next step is to organize the baby-sitters. In industry, the solidarity of the Castro-controlled labor unions has facilitated the take over of both Cuban and US. firms. Along with this shift from capitalism to collectivism, has come a change in the Cuban character, Cuban Pete is the mass. man.

changing

into

He is more disciplined, more careful, and much more ideal-

Morncado

fortress. Lidim went to Cubi: las® month to se: for

tion of Cuban Women. The bearded leader applauded the grouping of these adult women

’s iim

worth

whether Cuba is

the

agony

of the civil war that tossed Fatista’s

regime

Liden,

35,

made

his

out.

has home

in San Juan since 1953 and worked for

the

lier

News

and

as

DorvilLetter

a

tele

vision news writer before joining the STAR. He is corre

spondent here for and Business Week

Newsweek magazines.

traffic

He formerly was a newspaper syndicate representative in Cen

laws, doesn’t litter the streets, assumes that public officials of the Castro regime are honest

tral America. His wife is the Flamenco singer and dancer Maria del Carmen who last week

when

gave

istic.

He

now

before

observes

he

(See CUBA,

believed

Page 20)

all

Lidin

girth

is

to

their

a native

third

caild,

of Cincinnati.

THE‘SAN JUAN-STAR -« Wednedilay, Septenther 21, 1960 F

ans

: US e

ewe

‘Mobutu

Council To Govern Congo With Traffic

Sacrifices By

By MICHAEL

STERLINGF.

must

expect

serve

U.S.

sacrifices

werld

golese

John F-. last night

commission

ported Patrice Lumumba Tlee.

te pre-

leadership

technical

a-

Kasavubu,

peace “There is Demoeratic

sion

will operate

ment

until Jan.

said.

‘‘The

enemy

hungry—and

Del

at

we

the

is

Jean

are the enly

ly

gate.”

Its head

Bombeko,

current-

serving

as

Premier

chev,

now

Nikita

at

the

S.

Khrush- \“the

U.N.

in

New

from

man

who

has

“How can you talk of the achiev- \lism...in the true higher ements of your system, even if jterests ef the eountry.” you beat us again by putting a ' The commission said it man in spaece—for the werld ‘alone authorized te conduct

in-

Marxist-Leninist

knows that you may someday bring | general @

man

man

back

alive

back

alive

frem

erbit,

from

you rarely’ bring from Siberia...”

one

orbit, back

but ‘to

assure

policy respect

but |te represent

alive |! abroad.”

the

of the

imperia-

“is

the

country,

Congo

republic

and

this country

world

its leadership ;

prestige

Americans

Kennedy

watehing

on

186

told

TV

stations

“In it is

times such wrong—and

any

Ameriean

our

future

with what serve that

te

if he

as

these, I say|; dangerous—for

keep

is

is being future.’

silent

not done

abeut

satisfied te

pre

Kennedy said the time has come for this country to let Khrush chev know that “a new generation is taking over in America—a generation that did net fight for world freedom at Anzio and the Selomen Islands to see it drift away.”

versity

Alumni

State

Sun Shines On Flooded ROME

Floods

(#—The

that have

Sept.

as

Perez

of Rio

showers forecast

Attorney

cides”

youth

yesterday

gang,

halting

pleaded

Italy

their

first-degree

to

members

first-degree

murder

were

under

trial

of the

“Sui-

manslaughter

in a Bronx

Edward T. McCaffrey, who set Oct. 20 for sentencing. a possible penalty of up to 20 years imprisonment.

court.

Each

PRETORIA, South Africa —Fourteen non-white men were hanged yesterday in Pretoria Central Jail for murder or rape but last minute stays of execution were granted to two others, one

white and one colored. The white man granted a stay was a farmer convicted ef raping his daughter. He became known as “the man without a name” because the sentencing judge ordered his name future.

and

murder

(4+-Two

in the

in April

remain

in jail here

awaiting

disabled. Premier

Castro must sign extradition papers.

Unik

cleudiness

Association,

WINDS:

at

12

te

18

knots. per hour. YESTERDAY’S HIGH:

9@

at

11

Southeast

YESTERDAY'S LOW: 74. STATESIDE: New Yerk,

cloudy;

on

Partly

Wednesday,

September

High

San Juan: Fajardo; ft Mayaguez:

9:02 8:33 9:24 8:36 Lew

San Juan: Fajardo: Pence:

Mayaguez:

21

Tides

a.m. a.m, a.m. a.m,

9:17 9:08 9:33 8:51

p.m. p.m. p.m. pm.

Beston,

55,

cleudy;

65,

Chi-

am. 743 a.m. 12:48

a.m.

2:3 am

cloudy;

Emergency

the

island,

3:01 p.m.

Piedras

—

Barrie

sale of March.

47

Luciano

“

involve

deck

In

was

of

during

Savings earrying

almost

of marihuana

heroin

in

and

a

additien

te

$2,434 in cash when arrested, pelice said. Agents found a bank book on his person $5,000 in savings.

listing

over

day morning he was ordered held under

$20,000

bail. Lueiano’s

ear,

a 1956 Ford, which OSI agents said was used during drug. transactions,

was

confiscated.

While Luciano was en route to the San Juan district jail from marshal’s

at his rado.

squad

home

Also.

in

offi¢e, another

arrested Calle

Mendez

Norte,

Do-

2 More Sales Charged charged with two illegal

marihuana

sales earlier

this year,

car,

a 1954

Pontiac,

was

confis-

cated by OSI agents who said Mendez had used it in carrying

out illegal drug sales. Both men have prior Luciano

having

served

recerds, a six-year

term in a federal prison for a narviolation and for carrying a concealed

weapon.

Mendez

serv-

ed four months in New York city two years ago on a concealed weapon

charge.

Rear Admiral * Allen Smith, commandant

of

the

Tenth

Naval District, wil] speak to the monthly meeting of the Puerto Rico and

8-1428

Caguas Dr. R. Lopez Gareia Central Ave. Urb.. El Verde Tel. 2617

Full Last Qtr. Oct. 5 Oct. 12

berlitz

was

eigarettes

four pounds

Jr.,

Obrero

Call Tel. 3-2467 fer information assistance. Puerto Nuevo & Caparra Terrace Dr. R. Fernandez Isales De Diego 403, Rio Piedras Tel.

said he

Navy League To Hear Adm. Smith Tomorrow

Registry

Wednesday, September 21 All Night Pharmacy Fernandez Junces 1304. Santurce Tel 3-5169 Doctors om Night Duty Metropolitan Area San Jaan — Santerce

3:19 p.m. 3:08 p.m.

Rie

FirstQtr. Sept.28

69,

Dallas, 96, partly cloudy.

Wednesday, Sept. 21: The moon teday at 6:41 AM. and sets

New Sept.28

Philadelphia,

cloudy; Los Angeles, 59, partly cloudy; Miami, 90, partly cloudy; San Francisce, 62, partly cloudy;

Tides

OSI

ed in the illegal sale of 48 cigarettes last January and another

cage, 63, cloudy; Washingten, 77, cotics

TIDES

on charges of

Juan for a preliminary hearing with a recommended bond set at $10,000 by the U.S. Atterney. His

a.m.

30.

Sabana

Mendez was being brought to San

WEATHER San Juan, Ponce and

the

head Pedro A. Velez, who labelled Luciano the “biggest peddler”

extradition to face British justice. The two are Alvin Table, 25, and

Billy Wayne Sees, 23. They allegedly killed the eaptain ef a small beat when he refused te surrender it to them after their craft be-

came

A. Gil, Jr.

of

morning

nareotics

U. S youths who played key holes in piracy

Bahamas

38,

Llana section in Rie Piedras, was arrested by special agents of the Office of Special Investigations

the U.S.

U. S. Youths Still Jailed In Cuba HAVANA

Angel

Brought befere US. Commissioner Ramon C. Julia yester-

14 South Africans Are Hanged

withheld to protect the daughter’s

and

illegal transfer of marihuana.

The defendants, Sam Vargas, 17, and Michael Miranda, 18, were accused of killing Enrique Rivera, 29. The prisoners pleaded before

judge faces

Piedras

$5,000

teen-agers,

guilty

purported “big‘arlos Luciane

Francisce

Luciano,

yesterday

so far killed 36 persons

Bronx

drug

ed with federal violations on complaints authorized by U.S.

2 Teen-Agers Enter Plea (#—Two

one

Luis Mendez Perez, alias “White,” of Dorado. Both men were charg-

homes

YORK

“number

yesterday were time peddler”

cenirol Rains may have claimed still more victims in the still isolated villages of north. The rain has swelled scores of rivers, flooded ten of thousands of acres of farmland and wrecked many

NEW

the

trafficker in Puerto Rico.” Arrested in separate aetions

sup_broke through over central Italy yesterday.

and landslides

Puerte Rico Chapter, will hold a reunion dinner at La Ceneha Hotel,

agents

BRIEF

below).

FORECAST: Pennsylvania

and President Joseph

heavy rains slacked off during the afternoon. However, were forecast for today throughout the island (See

Pena Stale Alumni The

IN

Joseph

A fleed alert issued by the San Juan Weather Bureau yesterday at 1:30 p.m. for the western and northwestern sections of the island was discontinued four and a half hours later as

for legality and

' Lumamba Appeomtees Evicted Stressing; anew the deminant | Mebutu’s theme of his campaign—that Re publican apathy and neglect are , the assertion by evieting Lumum-

costing

Premier-designate

Narcotics squads of the Treasury Dept. yesterday arrested twe alleged drug peddlers, including one described by undercover

New Flood Alert Is Discontinued

us and

|from

Communist

delivered

colonialism

York

of

NEWS

Kasavubu’s

In his prepared first nationwide foreign minister at first but later television speech of the campaign, supported Kasavubu. with his inmediate audience the The commission issued a prodiners at a $100a plate Democra elamatien threatening expulsion tic dinner, Kennedy said the natien |ef any foreign newsman sending needs to mobilize under new out “the contradictory communileadership ques of the rival parties.” The Massachusetts senater ad| Tt accused Lumumba of treasen dressed some of his remarks to and described Cel. Mobutu as

Soviet

government

the govern-

1.

set up a Conof Comm unist-sup-

both the ousted regime

and the shadow

chief delegate at the U.N. in New York, He was Lumumba’s |

senti-

yesterday

said the commis-+

is Justin

and

te supersede

ph Mobutu

‘Mobuta, pushing efforts to “neutralize” both Lumumba

gainst the efforts of Communist enemies seeking to andermine the very little time,’ the Presidential nominee

In Marihuana

GOLDSMITH

LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (AP)—Col. Jes¢

GREEN

WASHING TONW—$en Kennedy told the natiom

it

Organizes New Two Charged

Council

tomorrow

of the Navy

at noon

‘| Hilton Hotel.

at the

League

Caribe

Saunterer Well-Heeled EDINBURG,

Scetland

M—A

man sauntered into a branch bank here, stuck up startled employes and customers, and sauntered out again with about 4,000 pounds

($41,200) in cash.

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K

JON Y MOUS

about}

with

successfully

caped

he

dominant

cays

yesterday

with

new-

the

Party. $200 in cash, police reported yes-| born Christian Actionpresident

Laureano, a former and now manager of

Ernesto policeman

he 10

15, Santurce, told authorities left the movie house about

with $200 in an envelope. he reached a parking lot

p. m. When

‘ wet: ae

.

merchandise.

of

amount

with an unknown , Store

be

Youth

a

arrested

| A

CAP

Board,

and

right

to

of

the

cia

V. Toledo. before

brought

was

U.

Board

bar's

personal and separate respec bilit: lity for preparing the ballots apart from any litigation involving Superintendent | the Board.

Santa Claus

...PDP ;

election ballot also re

de-

Party’s

Popular

the

4;

“tra-|

Party’s

the irate Independen-

Yesterday

re-

motion

the

said

a tradi-|th'merens’ Goer Ct “sac

Gar-|tion this party continues to cul-|Luis that

S. | tivate.”

Negron

magistrate

asking

Fernandez,

the

overturn

to

—

Board of the Elections But Rep. Luis Archilla Lau-|ruling Party | superintendent that the controvergier, the Independence delegate on the Elections Board,|sial Christian Action Party has

C. Julia} Ramon and ordered held| bond.

Commissioner in San Juan under $1,000

=

precincts. an

QUINONEZ

SAMUEL

in “assuring

cathotied ky Assistant U, 'S.|dition of liberalism, Jose

Independen-

the

that

eoeln business in Puerto Rico?

flects

cia Oquendo, Jr., on a complaint | flects the Popular

Attorney

is

of that party’s candidates at-largé.| tista appeal does not restrain bim Moreover, says Archilla, the} from printing the ballots pending CAP has no right to field at-large} ruling by Chief Justice Negréa candidates because while it met | Fernandez. the requisite of 70,000 petitions ‘it Superintendent Mieres Calimane

Elections

allow the

would

Police To Issue Warning Tickets e

e

e

For Some Traffic Law Violations ae will which

thing

Torres

:

:

;

The

MALDONADO

W.

A.

By

but will be

endent Superint ae

vere © the real

cate new

just warnings.

law.

enti like

look

Ramon

Torres

_|

the hig al provisions

a plage tnfvaxtions of certain

will

police

not

did

is

to

edu-|

govern-

the

that

Fortaleza

ment is already preparing

to re

to the amendments the public on|commend transit| new transit ‘law for next year’s of the

and orient provisions

He

program,|La

this

said,

Braschi

say

how

long}

now

Amendments

the program will last.

being

con-

proviwith deal only His department, he said, is|sidere of|sions regulating equipment and delivery now waiting for the tickets from a printer. To- size of trucks and trailers.

con-

s imyesterday, are regulationcarriers. effect this week. infor-} posed violations | &#™ inpolice tinud to deal with all with on sugar cane release will The “an| “safety” involvin mation soon on exactly what in-| The Department of Public y ving inve that

stressed

. d,

.

qcatical, :

wit

pont i that

. will be

.- reese” : . sum.

pais

will:

fractions

|Courtesy they will

be

with

handled

tickets. deal with

Works

ul schedule

i will

a

pu blic

Generally, | hearing dealing with these pro provisions | visions. The secretary of pub-

Lde-| involving equipment on vehi-|tie works has authorization to cles

vl ‘be Nwrition oa oa weet, The recipient will not know mons until the ticket.

after he is given The words “this is

a warning”

will appear on the

courtesy

f

sessions.

legislative

Of particular importance, a Braschi said he expects to] He|"<* receive them and have the pro- La Fortaleza spokesman said

law.

of the new transit :

of

purpose

and

with

on, Meanwhile,

pedestrian

it was

viola-|

learned

change

several

ee

ackit

they prove unnecessarily detri at| mental to the industry.

SALE

OR

.

.

°

to

|

build for the future, and :

:

to build

helping

the future of ourcommunity through thought ful,

.

farsighted and dependable service.

ANCO

RENT

tickets.

Fully

For Classified Ads ( A L L

Tel. 3-8254

equipped

plant

going business.

POPULAR

Also buildings at 354 and 356,

DE

San Francisco St. all together or separately, TEL.

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|

|

2

At Banco Popular our business is helping you

B

FOR

bal

the Superim-

of

position

Board

that approval

to participate

Quifiones

Gar-|

Constancio

was

The

“Tradition of Liberalism’ | if¢ © Keep CAP voters fram In a comment to reporters, | V8 — pallet to Jats

social security

Arrested

the

The first ballots ae within two weeks,he said.

insignia over the names|tendent

the CAP

of the island’s CAP

on | cedures.

charges of stealing and forging| checks.| Federal

to print

failed to register in three-quarters | further valet

Santiago|the purity” of the election pro- vember

morning

yesterday

home

the order

given

at

the

of the

of

adding

P

Humacao

Punta

youth at his

at a meeting

agents tne proposal

21-year-old

Des}

the

observer on

a sworn

exercise

rep

Charge

U. S. Secret Service

that

tentatively scheduled for tomorrow. In his motion,. Quifiones said the CAP should have an elettoral representation that “guarantees its affiliates the full and

Arrested

Check

On

No-

the

on

action

motion of Quifones will Thediscused, and perhaps de-

personnel | cided,

are making an inventory to de-| termine the loss, police said.

Fernandez

|Tuling to allow the CAP to post intendent of Election cannot print} candidates

count-

yesterdsy

Archilla’s

partment of State has not madej lots complete with CAP beinsignia. reaiy

Party

Popular

permit

Ar-)ered

Calimano

Mieres

4 Ernesto sepersilil

the local Boards of elections.

|

away

got

and

yesterday

observer

the insular Elections

Bayamon,

St.

Veve

Dr.

61

an

the

would

have

at the Bellas Hess clothing store|t® at

place

Similarly,

™otion

in a side door|

broke

Thieves

early

to

claims

chilla, a decision by Chief Justice| with the revelation he has alrealy

In those precincts where the CAP failed to qualify, Quifiones asked that the party be permitted

effect,

In

° gubernatorial | Negrén

| candidate Luis A. Ferre.

yester-|#tlarge

proposed

was not hurt, police | the polls.

Laureano

votes

off

bleed

to

of j been duly certified. is a|

tions.

he _ said, behind the theater, three men jumped him, snatched the envelope and ran.

said.

Party

statehood

from

Board

insular

the

largesse

day :that the CAP be allowed to have official representatives present at the 58 precincts where the CAP successfully registered for the November elec-

Stop

at

Theater

Lorraine.

the

Elections,

of

yesterday.

at noon

ending

period

to

goiegate

24hour|

in the

to police

the Popular

of |. Archilla has previously . as-|@ “‘final determination” on the Party serted that the administration’s CAP would mean that the Super-|

samuel Quifiones, The theft was one of] terday, 22 reported in the metropolitan | the senate and Popular

area

Mufioz’

Demo- | the

cratic Party tried playing Santa|Mmanuever

€5-|

and

receipts,

movie

night’s

the}

grabbed

ing lot late Monday,

Popular

that

claimed

J. LIDIN

By HAROLD

theatre mariager in a dark park-

Ballot In 58 Areas

On

NewTheftsReported To Get ?

Bid

Populars Support CAP

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:

PUERTO

RICO

as se

Pe ee

THE SAN JUAN SPAR — Wednesday, Septembe 21, 1960. r

|

Museum A group of widely young industrialists

For Latin Arts Planned

diversified announced

The museum is to be run by Eladio Rodriguez Otero, Marcos a specially created foundation.|A. Ramirez, Abrahan Diaz Gonyesterday they plan to create a Th: foundation will solicit work zalez, Ramon Rodriguez Otero Latin American Museum of Fine from major painters throughout and Pedro Muifioz Amato, direcArts in Old San Juan. _|Latin American. tors of O. P. L. S., (a planning The group has purchased a/ Included in the plans is a and building organization) are building at 253 Cristo St. from/room devoted to Puerto Rican spearheading the museum’s creatthe Catholic Diocese, which will/painting, both past and contem- ion, They have the blessing of the be converted into a museum. The |porary. Local exhibits will be Puerte Rican Institute of Cul-

building now houses the diocesan

Library.

all

times.

made

|held from time to time without | ture.

with

The

foundation

will

create

Rev. James P. Davis, archbishop

board of assessors to judge and select paintings for the museum. Both past and contemporary Latin American painters will be represented. There will be a permanent exhibit open to the public at

a

also

America,

art,

distribution

historic

and

ple of Puerto

throughout

The

lectures

of

art

sculpture

Contemporary

been

exhibits

specia}

blications, and as

have

interchanging

other museums

Latin

on

Plans

for

of the San Juan Catholie Diocese, to the leaders.of O. P. I. S. - Archbishop Davis, in signing the . necessary ‘papers of transferral of property said the plan is “a magnificient example of private incentive to help beest the cultural climate for the pee

pu-

exhibits.

works

as

Rico.”

director

of

Ricardo

E.

Elegria,

of

Culture,

Ricardo

E.

Alegria,

tory

representational

of

The

‘| paintings will hang in the mu-

the

the

*

Institute

Culture,

“marks a new

well

the

of

epoeh in the his-

island.”

foundation

museum

in

plans

the

to

keep

historic

tone area,

seum’s salons. that surrounds its general The museum’s new site was one of the oldest in San 4|made available by the Most.| dating back to the 1500s.

Juan

Island Separatists Picket White House STAR

Washington

Bureau

WASHINGTON—Six

icemen and White House police. Five-year-ald Rosalie Hernandez,

Puerto Ri-

cans yesterday picketed the White

daughter

House carrying signs supporting Fidel Castro, insular independence, and warnings that state-

trailed along behind. One picket, draped in a Puerto

means

—Toure, must

PLAN MUSEUM—Archbishop are Eladio

Latin

Rodriguez

James P. Davis American

Museum

signs

of Fine Arts. Watching

Otero, Ricardo Alegria, and Dr.

from

Pedro Muiioz

left to: ta.

Rican

freedom

placards

proelaimed:

statehood for Puerto

Hearings On Freight Hikes ArePostponed

ome

STAB

Washington

Bureas

WASHINGTON—The Federal Maritime Board yesterday pestponed until Sept..27 the start of

in a handy RONRICO’

hearings

on

rate

increases

asked

by the Pacific Coast-Puerto Rican Conference and the Isbrandtsen Company on West Coast-Puerto Rico shipments. The

Board

suspended

a 15 per

eent hike in April but allowed a 10 per cent increase te go into effect.

It

also

suspended

a

sub-

sequent attempt te appeal for five per cent. Commonwealth attorneys are expected

to

ask

the

carriers

to

prove the inereases are justified. In addition to Isbrandtsen, non-

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The baronet with the beautiful cauliflower ear said his bride will be Miss Shirley Church, a 25-year-old nurse. i

It will be Oakeley’s fourth marriage.

A

officer was ing

former

educated

British

at

Oxford,

army

he

British heavyweight wrestlchamp frem 1930 te 1935

jand European champien. in: 1922,. Rtnnind,

proposed

ets

the

marchers

Rico means war,” and, “No use talking freedom te the world while the U.S. enslaves Puerto

1950. The demonstrators marched quietly for about 45-minutes in a tight circle on the sidewalk under the watehful eyes of Secret Serv-

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right

for

idi

the

next.”

“Warning,

—--———

a site

ho

of

Puerto

be

Other

classmate of the Cuban premier at the University of Havana in

t

one

Rican flag, carried a sign saying: “ Castro—Tito—Nasser—Sukarno

war.

The group, all from New York City, was headed by Pelegrin Garcia, a former law student and

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, September 21, 1960

Market Up In Active Trading By NEW market

JOHN MCKEE YORK (AP)—The advanced

stock

yesterday

for

Most gains ranged from a few cents to around $1 a share. Most losses

were

were

higher

in

the

first

hour,

around rise in

noon, after-

below

their

best

at the close.

unchanged.

Standard and Poor’s 500 stock index, which represents more

than 90 per cent of all the actual

trading,

Closing Allied

foreign

fermerly

was

tienal

City

branch

in

affairs.

with

Bank

a

of

Acosta

First

New

Cuba.

SUGAR

Na-

FUTURES

3.15 3.10 3.13 3.16

3.10 3.10 3.13 3.15

y Raw sugar spot 6.65. N-Nomimal; A- Asked.

COFFEE

3.160N 3.104 3.13N 3.15A

FUTURES

NEW YORK (AP)-Coffee spot Santos No. 4 ex-dock closed at 36.50-36.75A. Cost and freight offerings include Santes Bourboas 3S 36.00A

“B”

Bales

at

futures 17

36.75-37.00A

closed

and

10 lower

cantracts.

Sep Dec May Jly Sep

closed

6 te 9 higher.

High 6.25 44.00 43.45

Bep Dec Jty

35.75-

to 4 higher.

Lew 35.80 36.30 35.55 35.05 34.62

35.85 36.30 35.55 35.65 4.62

“M” futures W contracts.

5S

Lew 45.15 43.91 43.45

Clese 35.30 36.30N 35.55 35.08N %4.@2N

Sales ‘Clese 45.15 4.00N 43.46N

Ges. Total, Inc. ‘40S

FOEZ.

JUNCOS

PDA

15

cents

went

down

shares

to

traded

Brokers

Gen

29%

+%

255% 29% 6 57% 19% 37% 48%

Proct

+% +% +1% Unch +% —* +5

G

Gen Motors Gen Tel General Tire

42% 27% 4814

—% Unch +h

118%

Ga

Pure Oil Quaker O RCA Rayonier Raytheon Repub Stl Reyn Met

30% 5414 545% 17 355% 57 41%

Mills

48

—*

Getty Oil Gillette Goodrich

Pac

13% i 57%

Unch —® Unch

&

+1

Goodyear

35%

+1

27% 92%

+% +h

Reyn

Grace & Co Gulf Oil

35 23

—' +%

Roan Ant Roy Dutch

Inge

StReg

61

—"%

+% +1 —* -—% +h —*% Unch +Y% +% +% +Y%

Celanese

23%

+M%

Cer de Pas Champ Pap Chemetron

29% 29% 20%

Unch —k +

Chrysler

42

+Y%

Cities Sv Coca Cola Con Edis Container Cont Oil

438% 61% 63% 20% 50%

Unch —% +% +% +%

Corn

6

—1

42%

+%

46% 1T™*

+% Unch

Crane

Co

Crn Zell Curt Wr

Distill Corp Doug Air Dow Che Dress ‘In duPont East Air

29% 28% 16% 20% 187% 23%

East. Ko Food Fair

113% 30

-—% -—k +% +% -k —-% —% +&

Mare

Oil

Martian Merck

Bid

Unach Unch

44%

—%

24'2 49

-_—% +%

32%

+%

+%

+%

|Yng Sh & T

—%

36% 5%

+% -—%

| Total

| (Courtesy

62%

-1

Rd

205%

Unch | Merril.

Std Brand

46%

Unch

St St St

43% 37% 40%

+% Unch —%

48 12% 12% 544% 173% Te

—%% +%s —% —“% +% = —%

N Am Av Nwst Airl

39% 16%

+% —%

Ohio Olin

Oil © Mathi

32% 39%

—% +%

with

WASHINGTON (AP)—President his top economic advisers.

Otis Elev Pace G & El Pan A Air

50 67% 138%

+1% —M% +h%

and

The White House said was not prompted by

2

Unch

12

Unch

38% 27% 46% 10% 45%

—* +% Unch 414 -—%

Jones

Changes

588.20 Up 144 129.84 Off 0.10 $3.59 Off 0.43 197.16 Up 0.04

Pa

RR

Pepsi Cola Pfizer Phelps D P ilip Mor Phillips Pet

the

San

Jean

Pierce,

office

Fenner

112% 40%

Ask

2214 585% 59% 313/16 315/16

+1% *. Lit sugar

25% 40%

af

& Smith,

|Fajardo East. Sugar 23% |Fajardo East. Sug. pf.29 |First Natl. City Bank 75% |Maule Industries M% |Pueblo Supermarkets 15 P. R. Telephone 51 % —% ranklin ores +% |Grand Nnion 27% Unch | Nebraska Cons. 14%

+1 +%

M

of

Lynch,

Bid

194 18%

51%

3,660,000

|Central Aguirre Chase Manhattan |Com. Oil Ref. Co.

—%

>

+1

Higher

|Of Special Interest

Sperry

Pac Aire

+%

.

—%%4

Un Uit

89%

Sales

47%

Un Carbide Un Oil Cal

—

Unch

115%

| Market Tone

Co

St Oil Oh Stud Pack Texaco Thom R W Tidewat Oil sweat Cen an rs

45%

28

Unch | Zenith

3414

Cal Ind (NJ)

A Bk Ele

|Yale And Towne

26%

Moore

Uni

[{Worthin

—s —' -—%

Mpl Hon Minn Mg Mfg Monsan Ch Mont Ward

Patino

Dow

4%

49% 194

+1%

Unch | Westg +% |Westg

Southn Oil Oil Oil

.

3% 32%

17%

So Cal Ed

ral

79

10% 55 60

+1 —%

MGM

+%

a three-day

+%

Motorola Bid Nat Cash -% Nat Dairy +% Nat Dis +% _|Nat Gyps —*% Nat Lead —% NY Cent

averages:

INDUS RRS UTILS STKS

34% 15% 37% 505 83% 24 21% 38%

32%

ending

Fruit

| West

—

declined. bonds also

bonds

government

declined, ly.

Unit

compared

1,240,000.

-"”% + +5: +h +% +% —%

34%

Socony Mobil So Am G & P

S.

Exchange volume

9 28 44% 272 7433 493% 67%

Shell

Sinclair

Monday’s

on

on

19

51%

Tran

at 20%

+% |US Indust —% |US Lines +1%|US Rub +% |US Smelt —% |US Steel +1%|Warner Bs Pics —% |War Lam

Sears Roeb

Shell Oil

%

mixed shares

Corporate

U.

Unch

JONES Clese

Kaiser Al Kennecott Koppers Libby Owens Ligg & My Lockh Air . Lone S Ce Lorillard

Mfg

Pap

with

11%

+1%

(AP)—Closing

+4% -—% +3 —% Unch —'

prices were of 950,000

Mc

Tl

YORK

+1%

505% 38% 49% 8956 © 37% 56%

Joy

Rand

up

68,100 shares. ~ Ameriean Stock

+%

Gen

NEW

68

Int Bus M Int Harv Int Nick Int Paper Int Tel & Tel Jones & I

Tob

ma

American motors was the most

Prices —2%

severe of

attractive.

active stock,

+% +1% +h —%

+2% +1% —*

DOW

rally

stocks

36%

52% 62% 38%

26

mild

ny

134% 6644 37% 29%

Food Mach Ford Gen Dynam Elec

the

N.Y. Stock Exchange

51%

Pd

Monday.

called

—%

46% 58% 31 64 35% 61% 41 28% 34% 3256 22%

amount

Aug. 10, 1959. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks fell .10 to 210.30 and the Dew Jones 30 industrials were up 1.44 to 588.20. Volume totaled 3,660,000 shares compared with 3,790,000

Sagar Tel Tel Tob

by the same

50%

Anaconda Armeo Steel Armour Assoe D G Atl Refin Bendix Av Beth Steel Boeing Air Borg War Burroughs Cdn Pac

30 20 15 65

rose

Monday it plummeted a reaction to Monday's $1.25 its biggest drop since it break which left prices

Smelt

Am

World sugar futures No. 4 closed 2 fewer to I higher. Sales 65 contracts. High Low Clese Oct Mar Jy Oct

Chem

Allis Chal Alumin Ltd Aluminum Co Amerada Pet Am Airlines ‘Am Can Am Cyan

York 'Am Am Am

NEW YORK (AP)—Domestic sugar futures No. 6 closed 2 lewer. Sales 15 contracts. h Low Clese Nov a 6.13 6.12A

range.

destly

for the day

of

same

Most of the steels, autos, chemicals and electrical equipments closed higher. Of 1,236 issues traded, 476 advanced, 532 declined and 228

noon trading. Prices were

sion

the

the first time in five sessions. Trading again was very active. The market opened slightly lower and active following Monday’s sharp fall. It turned modeclined slightly but resumed its

JOINS BANK—Francisco Miguel Acosta has joined Banco Popular d Puerte Rico as assistant vice president in charge of the divi-

in

$54.01.

30NS 76% 15%

ne

; 15%

Ike Meets With Top Economic Advisers

—%

nomy any

such

as Monday’s

met

yesterday

the session was one of a regular series any particular development in the eco+

sharp

Press Secretary James general statement on

Eisenh ower

break

in the stock market.

C. Hagerty said there were the nation’s economy.

no

plans

for

Those meeting with Eisenhower were Secretary of the Treasury Robert B. Anderson; William M. Martin, Federal Reserve chairman; Dr. Raymond Saulnier, chairman of The Council of Economic Ad-

visers,

and

Don

Paarlberg,

economic

adviser

to

the

President,

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THE

SAN

JUAN

STAK

—

Wednesday,

Kennedy Side

ZI, 1960

SHIPPING

Touchy About

53.

DEPARTURE

SEPT.

Montreal,

Quebec,

BELL

OAKLAND, Calif. w—If you look only at the surface of it, you might think Sen. John F. Kennedy’s campaign for the presidency poor man’s operation.

SCHEDULES

ARRIVAL

His Finances By JACK

September

is

a

Wherever you go with the Demo-

8.J.

To

SEPT.

OR

AGENTS

za

2

Jacksonville

is

2

May

6b ss 2 2 2»

2 2 22 z3 2

=

z3

N. Y. Ponce, N. Y Mayaguez, Ponce Mobile, N. Orleans Ciudad Trujille, Santiago de Cuba, Ponce, Mayaguez

Bull Lines Bell Lines Alrea Lines Waterman Pt au Prince. Kingston,N: Bell Lines

2

23

Jacksonville

TMT

16 2

2 2

Phila., Balt. Pt. Newark,

Ball Lines MST Lime

“

Saguenay

Pouce

Shipping

Lifted Alpea Lines

Lined

Brooklyn

cratic nominee, the trappings of a well-heeled campaign are sub-

a

23

Ponce,N. Y. Jacksonville

Sealandof

dued

2

ma

Jacksonville

TMT

z

zz

La

3 3 October

Cabello N. ¥. N. Y., Norfolk, Balt. Phila.

or conspicuously

When

Kennedy

absent.

talks

to

crowds

gathered in the court house square or at the rear of his campaign train,

the

signs

the throng home-made. exoress

that

are The

show

up

2 2

in)

almost always sentiments* they

usually

are

ARTHUR

-. making

Bean Pickers Like framed with green

Jack.” beans, }

stapled around the sides of the placard. At Chico, Calif., a pretty young geri hoisted aloft one which said: “Jills For Jack.” This sort of thing is in sharp contrast

with

the

advance

printed

signs,

obviously

uted

widely

This and

to the

is

prepa-

the

Kennedy

faithfuls.

costs

camp

money

is touchy

on that subject because of the immense wealth of the candidate’s father, Joseph P. Kennedy. The nominee himself was the beneficiary of a million dollar trust fund established for him when he was nine years old by his father. It no longer may be a political drawback to be a rich man, but

Nixon’s associates portunities escape

let few opthem to note

that their candidate is a limited financial means.

But

Sen.

Henry

M.

man

-of

Jackson

of

Washington, the Democratic national chairman, insisted there_is no conscious effort to cast Kennedy as a not-so-rich candidate.

Jackson paign

said

the

organization

national has

had

camto pass

along to’ local groups the cost of having signs made, arranging automobile caravans, hiring halls and paying for regional television and

radio

a

large

chain

Auto

of

aute

accessory stores on the mainland,

manufac-

party

plans

The president of Western

and distrib-

sort: of thing

time.

in

Puerto

Rico

in

the

van

guard of over 1,000 Western Aute dealers and their families whe will vacation on the island this year. President Arthur Swanson said the winners of an_ incentive sales contest for Western Auto dealers and their families will all have a week’s “San Juan Holiday,” all expenses paid. There are about 250 dealers here now at the San Juan Intercontinental Hotel and the rest of the vacationers will arrive here in groups of about the same number.

Puerto five

Rico

other

son said, Bermuda.

was

vacation

including

picked spots,

over Swan-

Nassau

and

Judge Orders Pedrosa Freed Pending Trial Ramon Pedrosa Rivera has been ordered freed from jail by Superior Court Judge Gerardo Carreirr

Mas

pending

his

Sept.

28 trial on charges of shooting at .. detective who tried to arrest him. But chances of his actually being freed are slim.

Nelson To Manage Clubman Store

The

judge

ruled

that

Pedrosa

should be freed until the trial Carlos C. Nelson, 33 has been because he already has been in named manager of the Clubman jail six months waiting for the men’s wear store in Old San case to come to court. Juan. : However, parole officials have Nelson was formerly associat- a say in the matter. His involveed with Adrian Nelson, Inc., an ment in the shooting constitutes automotive parts business also in a violation of parole, so he will Old San Juan. continue to be detained pending A U.S. Air Force veteran, Nelson and his wife Carmen Glo- the outcome of this charge. The shooting took place Jan. ria have three children—Anna

14. Pedrosa being held at Ponce

Josefina, 6; Carlos Javier, 5; and Jose

Miguel,

4.

F

3 story building. Full in Whole or in Part beautifully restored t of commercial possibilities. Fortaleza 152 (Opposite Padin's). Elevator, Air Conditioning,’ Incinerator. Street floor comPossibilities 2 and 3 floors office or commercial. mercial. ‘High

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these ships have wonderful reputations for expert cargo handling, express. service

supple-

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‘menting that service, one of Alcoa's (famous cargo-passenger ships arrives. With this recently doubled service, Puerto

handling every type of cargo. Remember, too, that Alcoa has weekly services from New York and Baltimore to San Juan,

Rican shippers have much greater flexi-

Mayagiiez and Ponce, and from Puerto

bility in the planning of shipments, and

Rican ports northbound to Gulf ports.

| And

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Tuesday

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Tourist center. tourant, etc.

Bult Lines Isbrandtsen paay

Dealers Here For Weeks Vacation stores,

ration usually made for a_ visit by Kennedy’s presidential rival, Vice-President Richard M. Nixon. When Nixon arrived in Atlanta, Ga., last month, the crowd that met him displayed a forest of tured well in advance

Lines

Waterman

Western Auto Co.

youngster carried one which read: “Even It was

Pte.

SWANSON

homely.

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Res-

OFFICES AND PIERS IN SAN JUAN, MAYAGUEZ AND PONCE

Lie

Tr

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, September 21, 1960

Lily Cruz Font Weds Emilio Rios Font

PCN

the

bride

of Emilio

Heart,

prano

Carmen

became the ee” %

Rios

Davila.

Becomes Bride Of Lt. Irvarry

So-

Machargo

sang

during the church ceremony, accompanied at the organ by Vidal Tarraza Francisco. The

bride, a former

Hotel

The Catholic Church of San Jorge in Santurce was the setting Sunday evening for the wedding of Miss Car-

Con-

dado Beach Hotel Carnival Queen, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luis Font Carbonell while

the

groom’s

parents

Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Both

ce.

families

Miss

are

Font

men and

are

|The

Rios Pagan. from

studied

the

Santur-

at

Strat-

Josefina José

F.

in

hotel

Martinez

Irizarry

Gonz&lez.

Rev. Castelar officiated at

ceremony.

The bride is the daughter of and Mrs. José Garcia Pérez

ford College in Danville, Va, and | Mr. Mr. Rios has a degree from Cor-

Z\nell University nistration.

Garcia

|of Santurce.

admi-

She studied in the

| Academy of Our Lady 'Immaculate Conception by her fagroom, son a wedding |turee. The

Given in marriage ; , ther, the bride wore

of the in Sanof Ra-

gown of white peau de soie with appliques of Alencon lace, re-

mén Irizarry and Mrs. Felisa Gonzalez of Lares and Santurce,

embroidered with seed pearls. The gown featured a fitted bodice and a full skirt, gathering

has a law degree from versity of Louisville tucky.

;|in back which ended in a chapellength train. Her white French iHusion

veil

was

attached

to

Miss

man

was

Luis

chose

Luis. Guillén

pearl line

sequins, and

a

a wedding

three-quarter

necklength

Colon and Mrs, Emilio Rios Pafull = skirt was gan, the groom's mother, was the sleeves. The matron of honor. She wore | gathered in the back with Dior powder-blue peau a large hat of blue

(STAR

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M.

| make

a

chapelveil

delicious

Baked Macaroni and Shrimp with my wonderful new

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Mrs. Felimatron of

was

low peau de soie and wore a tiara of yellow seed pearls. Her bouquet was of blue flowers.

The

bidesmaids

Nilsa

Garcia,

were Nacy

Zorayd&

Valentin.

tired

blue

in

the maid

the

Misses

Ferrer

They

dresses

and

were

at-

similar

to

of honor’s.

The flower silk organza,

girls, in were the

yellow Misses

Tleana Garcia and Mayra treto. Juan Carlos Ruiz was

usher.

Bathe

‘

A champagne __ reception at Bird’s Hyde Park Restaurant followed the ceremony.

The mooning

newlyweds in

St.

are

Thomas

honeyand

wil]

make their home in Fort Gordon, Ga., where the groom is serving

in

second

lieutenant.

the

U.S.

Army

as

a

Rios.

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How

and) roses and ended in The length train. Her’

¢\|mother of the bride was attired in beige Chantilly lace and wore | fashioned of short tiers of white a hat of golden roses. over blue French tulle fastened photo The ushers were Tommy Cruz, to a duchess crown of white-seed Charley Rios, Adrian Wecer and

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de soie feathers,

the best man.

4a gown of beige silk shantung and a hat of blue feathers. Attending The Bride The maid of honor was the groom’s sister, Miss Talin Irizarry Gonzalez. She was in yel-

the Uniin Ken-

princess

of

honor. She was attired in blue lace. The bride’s mother wore

Alencon lace and embroidered with seed pearls and mother-of-

Ramirez

was

The groom’s mother, sa Gonzalez, was the

gown of white peau de soie with a fitted bodice appliqued with

a

duchess crown of white pearls. The bridal bouquet was a spray of white orchids. Bridal Attendants Best

Garcia

pearls. She carried a spray white and yellow orchids.

Se tig

|Miss Lily Cruz

in

Sacred

tian, ‘ips

the

ade NR

officiated

evening of

ih

Meson

Msgr.|Church

Sait

Diaz

which

Navarro, Alvarez

Luand

Norma Collazo were the bridesmaids. They were attired in light orchid peau de soie and Chantilly lace. They wore short veils attached

ried

to

Dior

bouquets

roses

and

blue

flowers.

of

car-

Young Misses Silma Davila and Nilsa

Davila,

soie,

were

in

the

Following

pink

peau

de

flowergirls.

the

ceremony,

a

champagne-dinner was held by the parents of the bride in the Governor’s Room of the Condado

Beach Hotel. The couple are honeymooning in Miami Beach, after which they ‘will make their home on Sagrado Corazén St. Santurce.

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ture more successful. TAURUS (April 20 to 20) This is one of those

fully. Then through tonight you

just don’t seem to work out properly. Also, an assistant is not eager and co-operative, either, But keep at it, and all will be well. GEMINI (May 21 te June 21) While you are desirous of hav-

have a chance te uncover seme pretty interesting information end te show all about that you ere a solid citizen who can be

when

Try Writing Gamblers Anonymous

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GENERAL TENDENCIES: Until Nightfall many delays are in effect. Use this extra time to prepare your plans more care-

business

or labor

May days

His favorite form of gambis the horses and

the

Thomas Smiths Win At Duplicate Bridge took

first

at the Bridge

prize

loved

last

Saturday

Puerto Rico Duplicate Club’s two-session tourn-

ones.

do

ed the Smiths with a magnificent trophy as open pairs winhers, and, in addition, they won

friends

the

Be

hotel’s

special

prize—over-

‘were

given

two

and

a half?

mas-

ter points. Tying for second place were Mrs. Maxine Alston playing with Ike

Benton*

and

whose partner

drel.

Prizes

given_down were

nine

Max

was

and

Reiher

Daniel

Sen-

points

were

to sixth place. There tables

competing

and

2 games were played during the two-sessions

who is upset. ideal for havat abode with

fine

not

argue

for

with partners.

going

and

time. Be VIRGO sure

out

P.M.

with

having

good

a delightful

charming, carefree. (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) you

do

not

lose

i

your

temper with associates, the trade or financiers today. Labor

this

eareful,

you

very

great

then

fine

can

make

error.

for

and

rm

‘ney he

misses about

half the

time. I have a chance to take a job as ia car-hop after school and on weekends. My mother claims carjhopping

job the

is not

a respectable

for a girl. She is against uniform I would have to

?—- | wear, and says the tight pants are vulgar

and

the

girls

look

like

AT

THE

were painted on. If

you

tween a marriage that “settles down” and one that “gets dull,” send for Ann Landers’ booklet, “What To Expect Frem Mir riage,” enclosing with your re quest 20 cents in coin and a large,

self-addresed,

stamped

velope.

CLUB

Presents

is

with

The Spectacular Marimba

you.

SCORPIO

Saturday.

I’m a

Calliope Inc.

good comrades, but steer clear of gloomy ones who could upset

unfair,

TONITE

some

out

LANDERS:

plies and extras. My parents are divorced and although Dad is supposed to send support mo-

they

22) not

Evening

going

seven.

DEAR GAMBLER’S WIFE: If chippies. Mom asked me to write to you think yeu’ve got trouble NOW, just phone the. boss and you for your views. Please be ask him te hold your hushband’s liberal. Thank you—NEEDING check until you get there. The A JOB are about 6 to 5 you'll get DEAR NEEDING: Any honest job is respectable—it’s the people who are not always worthy ef respect. Slacks need not loek as if

diligently at own duties. P.M. concentrate upon better ways to

have a greater income. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. During daytime, if you are

ANN

8

one cent girl 17 who must earn her own been married. When money for clothes, school sup-

im for a few dollars he “You're. werking, aren't

LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Important you are careful in all that you do today, especially while driving, and be sure you

ament at the Hotel Barranquitas. The Ronrico Corp. present-

might accomodations and dinner for two. As ‘a result of the oufcome of the tourney, the Smiths

‘by

a very serious argument could ensue. Try to understand instead

and console one Evening is then ing a good time M. Smith

not

evening all clears up and you can have a most delightful time at social or recreational interests. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) If you are forceful in any way during A.M. at home,

DEAR

(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)

Orchestra

of Guatemala.

Those private worries are but a test of your mental stability. Be sure you overcome them

quickly and intelligently. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to] Dee. 21) This is one of those days

when

everyone

seems

to

expect them angry and get

to. in-

be acting quite diferently from the way you Don’t become

Celery and Green Olives Skillet Chicken and Paprika Rice Sraap Beans Salad Bowl Bread Tray Apple

Turnovers

SKILLET

Beverage

CHICKEN PAPRIKA

higher-ups

WITH

Ingredients: 1 broilerfryer (about 2% pounds ready-to-

cook

weight),

salt,

4eteaspoon

1%

ment.

2

19)

tea-

ounces)cultured

sour

cream.

Method: Have chicken cut in'10 pieces; wash and dry. Mix salt, pepper and paprika; sprinkie over and rub into ehicken. Melt butter in 10-inch skillet until very ‘hot; add chicken and brown well on both

sides.

Add

garlic

and

onion}

rings; cover skillet and cook unfil chicken is tender—about 25 minutes. Have sour cream at room temperature; stir in; heat but do not boil. Makes 4 servings.

those

Here

is

21

to

Feb.

when

new

afforded

IF

te any you.

YOUR

CHILD

TROPICORO

& CARMENCILLA

DANCERS SHOWTIME:

appointments. day

ANGEL MACHENO

THE

to be-

is the best accomplish-

(Jan. a

Featuring:

Continuous

and

, watchers,

ised ta

Orchestra

El Chico Lounge, every Monday, Wednesdey ond Fridays. Time: 10:00 P.M. Stat

BORN

—

cottage gee’

FISK

his Intercentinental

NO COVER CHARGE CLOSED ON SUNDAYS

‘Leftover roast beef around? |

and Samia.

P.M,

and his Cembo

Sliceit thin, cut it in narrow strips and use it in a che’s salad.

Stuff tomatoes with

11:00

by:

Juanchin Ramirez

opportunities

1S

music

CHARLIE

contacts can be very trying, so be very patient and ethical in all that you do. By evening, tensions are eased and you are able to get new ideas and inspiration. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) During A. M. you are apt to have some difficulties com up either in personal or busi-

spoons paprika, 3 tablespoons butter or margarine, 2 er 3 small cloves garlic (crushed), 1 cup (3 small) thin onion rings, 1 cup (8

Keep

AQUARIUS

teaspoons

pepper,

by attempting

rate them. Evening time for werk and

Tre RRA

Mi

te any arguments. Concentrate on own affairs. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Be you follow all regulations that apply to you, and don’t take any chances with

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om

either

ees

DEAR ANN:

(naturally Geod

with

Poop Ersweee

IN

Mr and Mrs. Thomas

a

fu-

does

However,

1 hope

flat

a ole cone

see

given me

t p 5

to make

all

desire.

he’s

the time.

g

help

will

occasion, you

Francisco 27 In ‘Box i?

net it’s going to rain next Sun-’ it’sP

2REY ~25

for quiet conversations

that

the as

terature.

of-|@ess

fice. My husbandis a gambler. He will bet on whether or

cE EEz

ogee eheagee scr

associates

for go

been|sick people. Write for theirli- get a pair that fits properlyI

months and I work in an

ing fun “during A.M., and dress ARIES (March 21 to April 49) There is every chance for you in A.M. to become involved in confusing details, but by 5 P.M. these can all be cleared up nicely. Then sit down with

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affairs

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, September 21, 1960

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR POLITICAL

Str: This

one

CLARITY

hopes

to

; Rexford Guy Tugwell, from Sept. ‘19, 1941, until July 1, 1946, when he | Sir

answer

the| was substituted by Jesus T. Piiie-

cal

histbry

years

of

Puerto

Rico

to confound pressing

the

readers

somefernor,

with

statements,

and

so

Luis

Mufoz

the people’s

Four

years

later,

to

July 25, 1952, the Congress shows

that

Puerto

Rico

the

present

then President of the nation. They were

the

absolute

bosses

innocently

status

which

the

appointed

governor-|in

m

Puerto

to point

Rico.

For

Rico’s

United

States | Republican-Socialist

,

The

their

names

own

governors|

of these

handpicked

which

appointed governors follows truly:

the

|the founder

and

John R. Brooke, from Oct. 18, | bss.

1898, ta Dec.

Guy

V.

6, 1898.

Henry,

1898, tq May George W. 1899,

to

May

from

30,

now

Dec.

6,{ers

May

a

Allen,

1, 1900, to Sept.

your

from|

heritage

of

Four

presidential

Beekman

Wintrop,

from

July

4,]Rico

during

those

Arthur

Yager,

from

Nov.

6, 1913,

weenie

at 2

Horace

M.

Towner,

from

3, 1923, to Sept. 26, 1929.

Theodore

Roosevelt,

May|to

change

their

bes

disguised They want

peculiar

system.

The present progress of Puerto

Jr.,

when

this

and

we

get

the

on

to

FOR

from|Rico is not the doings of one man.

which

visited countries

Eckardt

you

kindly

many

Latin-

and

at

61

I never heard of the Catholic religion—or any other Christian religion for that matter—doing harm

to

anybody.

pression

there

tians,”

but

lis, ligion

I use

“Christian”

because

is

are

the

Robert

H.

Gore,

marching

from

3933, to June 10, 1934. Blanton Winship, from 3934

to Aug.

31,

obtain

Feb.

State of the Union, in open repudi8,|ation of the present half-baked, one-boss

Commonwealth

of

a

status.

I hope you publish this answer

Ni, 1939, to Dec. 5, 1940.

to your Jan.

government

the

1,}|representative

William D. Leahy, from Sept.} from

to

July

1939.

Guy G. Swope, 3941, to June, 1941.

forward

confused

6,

writer’s

letter.

Frank Torres Ponce, P. R.

| Congo Cha Cha Fits Times LEOPOLDVILLE,

ANDREW

different

The

Congo

#—“The

is still a smash hit in Leopoldville. _ Political leaders come and go and

grinning Congolese The words of a

sey

Independence

still wiggle to its tune. the “Independence Cha

ae

chosen.

They

consist

of

coup

2

Cha

coup,

but

Cha”

could

not

names

of prominent

ngolese leaders, regardless of affiliation, foll “Cha Cha Cha.” _ amet’ Me If a supporter of Patrice Lumumba gets angry when the band

roars

“‘Kasavubu

Cha

his grin is restored. “Patrice

Cha

Cha”

for

the

president,

two

bars

later

Lumumba

Cha

Cha

Cha,”

yell

the

bongo

who

is

Nearby, sausage

Around

in

power

merchants

with sharp

drummers.

<r

crouch

rickety tables men

strikingly colorful robes resting after a dance.

by

today.

in

the

dust,

peddling

pili pili sauce.

Congolese

in shirtsleeves and their women

sit on

beer

cases,

swaying

even

in

while

U. N. soldiers ,at first looking in timidly, are soon caught rhythm. And newsmen

the

are soon cornered the Cha Cha Cha.

who

by

sweating

came

ladies

to gather

with

local

heaving s

*

rewctions

Federal

neceswill

not

government

fi-

has-

already

undertaken

and

asked

fer,

we

our

defense

and hospitals. the research technicians

would

be on

our

way

danger

that

communism

Juan,

to

deliberating

a new

mathematical

fermula-when

he d.cd

and

represent

or

to help.

When

we

realize

that

it can

happen

to me—as

POTOMAC FEVER

AA

By

FLETCHER STAR

|’ Nixon

is

running

on

KNEBEL

Wasbivgten

Bureau

Henry,less

for

RAHAAWWWW "

her

Pat

Nix-

on-Kennedy TV debates. let the girls settle 1 at

says

the

nation

is|dorf-Goodman’s

drifting. All except the Dem-| ocratic candidate. He gives the impression

of

a

man

fashioned

paddling

Nixon

with

the

Nixon’s

Kennedy

heck

than

Nixon.

petticoat. eee

The

clothes

Cabot Lodge’s coat-taills and Pat

with

Let's Berg-

an

old-

individual

ini-

hair-pull. 70s lauds

a

whirk|tiative. In fact, if Russia puts a man in space first, he’ll personally go to Moscow and borshe pays|row a booster.

BEST

FROM

EUROPE

P.R.

AMERICAN?”

.

This week, the United Nations in New York City is holding its annual General Assembly. Among the members will be USSR’s Nikita Khrushchev who will come sailing up New York harbor sometime this week. The giant of unions, AFL-CIO, has chartered

“greet” warm

a

g's

special

the prime welcomes

and

boat

minister

to

with

of cat-calls, boos,

numerous

other

sounds.

.

My first reaction was, here sounds off the “Ugly American.” Actually, this whole fiasco will

only

result

in

more

expo-

sure of the Modern American Character. But then I ask myself, am I not also an American? Yes, yes, yes, I am, but I do not want my country rePresented by a group of adults haven’t yet crawled out of their diapers!

""§.

= gta

the

disease

and over to think of themselves as middle-aged. writing a new novel when he died at almost £0,

furiously upstream in Our national issues are so Pool. human and clear-cut that we 725% should not allow bigotry to afJackie Kennedy says fect the nation, from without TODAY’S or from within. T. Morales Davila

Kx €

+

the

Christian

fellow-travelers

bosoms .

our

to all of us Americans, the better it will be for all mankind.

hisses,

And black mashi (ladies) sway their hips as their nkombo (partners) lead them around the sawdust dance floor of an outdoor dive. There cheap beer flows freely and no one: seems to both

about

weak

“UGLY

follows

Cha the

realizes

international

needed

re-

mat-

Sir:

Ch:

pe

world

sooner

until

laboratories

heart

eee

BOROWIEC

Cha’’

the

San

In Leopoldville By

that

upon others

“chris-

Having also lived in the states April 7, 1929, to Jan. 18, 1932. It is the combined effort of a James R. Beverly, from Jan. 25,}people long politically mature for many years I have found 1932, to June 30, 1933.

research treating

we realized it with polio—we will win control over and perhaps even eliminate this disease. Scientists can ttll you if it doesn’t happen to you it’s because you're lucky. Ninety million people now living will die of the diseases of the heart -and the arteries, beyond a shadow of a doubt. But we can do something beyond this shadow.

ex-

Christian

far

and and

give advice to presidents, but they- gan tunenca wo ude a scot L of power—if only their hearts ané arteries would give them more time. It is not all the Government’s fault. Most of it ‘is ours. Death is like going into battle. The seldier thinks, something may happen to my buddy but it will not happen to me. Go to a funeral of a friend or a loved one and you understand the same reaction—him, not me. And when it does happen to you, you are the ineffective. You are in no position to do anything and you can only depend

advisedly

many

true

a

lack of generosity.

“The Life of Christ. There are millions who cannot write a book

von

American

is not our

at 78. Bernard Baruch at 90 still hobnobs with Winston Church ll and American presidents, and Car} Sandburg at 83 is embarked 1 a brand new cureer, writing the scrint for'a Coo> <> © eer,

URSULA

printed: “I have

~ government

they

Einstein was

Principle.”

and

programs Preventing

accomplished

allowing people 70 Thomas Mann was

Carretera)

to Ursula

6th

more

against disease in thousands of laboratories If the government gave the doctors and

everything

Club

of the P.R.

|

There is every reason now for government heip ‘9 fighting heart disease—not because 800,000 peo ‘e contribute a sizeable voting bloc— but because the

GOLDEN

Vice-President

Wheels

(Cowboys Santurce,

3 | SQW

and father through diseases of heart and arterie”.

is

back

GOLDEN

nances it. This admittedly is socialistic, as socialis. ¢ as the farm subsidies for example. It is socialisi:c to everyone except the family that loses a husb: nd

hoots.

nonsense

Cunliffe,

Hell

July

content nor satisfied with the pre-

Emmet Montgomery Reily, from | sent democratically July 30, 1921, to April 30, 1923. colonial government.

mem-

May I quote the second paragraph of my letter to you of

days.

ethan,

be

about.

not

1907 to Nov. 5, 1909. can ehange the historical facts as George R. Colton, from Nov. 6,|herein exposed. 3909, to Nov. 5, 1913. : :

to March 4, 1821.

and

don’t spend

sary.

it.

all

Orchids

and

we

disease

for her splendid article of the I2th under the heading “Policy,

Consenquently, nobody except 18,|bigots and political demagogues

April

using

ORCHIDS

be

reaso‘'s

intersections

everybody

HARRY

It is virtually impossible for individuals to make the contributions necessary to improve the many heart

Sir:

colonial

dreadful

The

ce

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Willian W. Hunt, from Sept. 15,] handpicked governors, supra, were 1901, to July 4, 1904. the dominant rulers of Puerto 1904, to April 17, 1907. Regis H. Post, from

a

of our

the

change

W.

was

appointed

as

hoot right back. Our nerves saved. The policeman on

you

government.

14, 1901.

hours

rush

to of

it must

quiet

rest

is the sole

paper,

helpless

as

By

000. In time lust, $3 billion is the price alone.

on

Pon-

normal times, we’ll use the new rock'n roll horns I was telling

sincerely stressed here, that the 9,| Republican Socialist Coalition was

1900.

Herbert

of

is

at

finished

However, in fairness to the read-

9, 1899. Davis, from

April

Charles

governor

clanging.

block

When

Coalition party

present

bell

Million

We can prevent many deaths, but it will cost us more than $23.65 each. Eight hundred thousand people die ually of the diseases of the heart ani arteries toward whose salvatiok we contribute $25,000,-

breakdowns

restriction

of the

we're

the

when said political fusion lost the Popular Democratic party

Aicenanneiaaams

duty doesn’t mind. It’s legal and

colonial regime Organic Acts from | defeated the now extinct Unionist July 25, 1898, until Nov. 4, 1948,}party in 1928, and retained perual deprived the people of Puerto Rico | power for 12 years and until 1¢ 9, from electing at the polls.

and

the

bers. We

We are

system was the controlling factor. | first time in the island politics, the Puerto

laws

90

Of Us Will Die

to you

quickly discovered a methof preserving the mental

lights

distorted the facts.

power

and

balance

Our legislature and meager budget} The record shows that the Repubwas a farce in those obscure times, |lican party has never been solely ef

hooting

od

|out here is that your writer has

here.

traffic

nervous

of

We

suffered the oppresive government }>Y Which instrumentality the preof 19 nen-resident continental gov-}Se5t governor has been reelected ernors imposed upon the people of to office ever since. Puerto Rico by whoever was the] But what is important

had

because

in

passed

Commonwealth

I wrote

new

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Slavery, Where

Is Thy Sting?

The White House was picketed yesterday by six

Puerto Ricans carrying placards

iming

their sup-

port of Fidel Castro and the Cuban revolution, warn-

ing

that

“No

Use

Puerto

“Statehood

Means

Talking Freedom

Rico.”

War,”

and

While

the US.

that

there

is

Enslaves

\

Our enslavement may not be the best, but it will

‘do until a better brand comes along. It’s quite comfortable, even if it does not give us the right to:

trial.

1. Sheot our enemies without trial, or even after

2. Take over someone’s property or business without due process of law and just compensation. 3. Close down newspapers, radio and television stations that print or say things that offend us. 4. Accept a government which we had no voice in choosing. 5. Enter and search a man’s home without a warrant. ’ 6. Be arrested and kept incommunicado indefini-

tely by the police. 7. Enter the White House grounds or the White House

itself while

our enslavers. To

we picket

paraphrase

on the sidewalk against

oldtimer

Patrick

be slavery, let’s make the most of it.

Henry,

if this

"

The Velvet Glove

Police Superintendent Ramon Torres Braschi has instituted a new course in law enforcement for the

layman

and,

we

assume,

woman,

which

should

b es

be

™

-

")TC IN FINE

painless and instructive. He will have his patrolmen give out “courtesy tickets” to violators of minor traffie ordinances which may be unfamiliar to many citizens since the new law went into effect. These tickets will serve to warn motorists that ‘they violated a law. There will be no need to a in court, or to pay a fine. You can do what you’ve often yearned to do with a traffic ticket. That’s right, tear it up. But you should have learned your lesson by that time.

In Automation,

Mr. Torres Braschi warned that the velvet glove

(Eélter,

is entitled

to, but we

suggest

that they

as well as all the glass tubes used in radio and television sets, except better tubes, are produced

be limited

‘te one to a customer. Nor did he say how long the experiment would last. So we suggest that if you get one, don’t try for a second. It may be the real thing.

A Lethal

by

just

14-glass+lewing

by one worker.

one

each

operated

statistic,

among

in

New

York

City

streets

United

The strength

of this relatively mew organization lies im the (fact that it is

have

membership. Carey,

was

Tis individualistic the first te blow

president,

the

whistle

James on

Dave

Beck and other corruptionists in labor. It, as other unions, is seriously cencerned with

States.

the industrial future im which autemation ready one of the major preblems. The

is alunion

for Harlem. He did it to impress the Afro-Asian peoples. But he used another excuse publicly. He said

members are being well educated in the preblems already at hand and those which will develap. All future negotiations between labor and man-

suites, or $400

agement

he was overcharged, at $20 per day per suite for 20

that’s reasonable. per day. h In Havana

otel. . And

away

In New

So he moved

. it would be free.

York,

or San

to Harlem—at He’d

take

Juan,

over

$700

deing their ntmost

world.

Democracy does have its

as.

4

shuttles

seem

almost

uninhabited.

This

are in Charge.

This one word

explains

the tremen-

@eus acceleration of automation to a point literally staggers the imagination. It 3s alveatly apparent

‘agement,

and

that

labar must It

cannet

government,

work

be

which man-

out a plari,of its

slowed

or

stopped.

It

Western

civilization

with

world

and

over

disputes

will

produce

growing

imcrepsing

ottt of machine

its

humanism

and

No fairy story can match the incredibility of automation. Its most significant feature is that it permits production .of goods or services rot ;possible in the past. It is not merely that astonishang ‘provesses can be developed for almost every dtem .on ‘the consumer lists which gives us most concern. It is the problem of a growing work

population is

and are

and the dlecline in jobs which

becoming

a

world

prohiem.

The

U.

already §.

S.

R.

nations of eastern and western Europe also going swiftly imto automation production.

In the Unitefi States an automation plant operating ‘from .an dlectronic panel

concrete produces

and loads inte weatlysmm trucks any one of more than 1,900 different mixing formulae

‘that may

be

demanded. ‘Ne manual fabor is used anywhere in the @rocess. The same system works equally

invited

as observers, the writer found the i#terature made available on this subject and discussion of it of special interest. We have teen tearing about ‘technological change for a good many years, but

and engine works of today could not be operated witheut electronic automation. Compounds once

As

in Havana and in Moscow, nobody would get who

and

ould be seen and amilerstood. But now electrenics

well in an ice-cream plant controlling mixes and flavors as easily as concrete. Automation control of iathes is -as practical and easy as that of milk-

replacement

the

so aehesBeal ng hak TA

the

discussion

with the effrontery of these two dangerous

characters

Constitution)

its Christian ethic.

Castro has desérted the “capitalistic” East Side

per day.

Values

In Mind

of

Assembly to show the rest of the world their “imperialistic”

—_——

must cofifinue. But, the human issues involved are sO ,great as to weguire the best of us as heirs

kept the police busy. Castro followers in one instance, and Albanian exiles in another, have demonstrated. All of which fits the Communist pattern. It is exactly what Nikita Khrushchev and Fidel Castro planned. They want dearly to make a sideshow of the for the

Human

application.

Game

Disturbances

General

machines,

This

33

Fidel Castro is proving himself a complete jackass in New York. Unfortunately, many of his fellowers view his ridiculous antics as heroic demonstrations for the oppressed peoples of the world.

contempt

Atianta

Notes Made in Miami—Ninety per cent of the tmaillions of electric light bulbs used in Amenica,

tT.”

FIX

AAT

Must Be Kept

still covers the “iron fist” with which the police are enforcing the more important traffic regulations. He didn’t say how many “courtesy tickets” the citizen

ALO Ft: beuts Post Dispetche

To

MAN

I'M THE

AND

SHAPE

yer 3 XG

Sp

one

of hands and of the

panel

skills.

of newspapermen

ing machines. The

too

:

, | have

textile mills

big

oil

refineries,

toatie ‘te ‘handle

now

chemical

may

be

planis,

Safely

steel

used.

In ‘the magic ani glamor of this dev:lopment it will be a huge and unpardonable error if ‘we do not keep in mind the human values involved.

12

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, September 21, 1960

Insurance Men Install

New Board On Friday The new board of direetors of the Insurance Brokers Association of Puerto Rico will take over at a dinner-meeting to be

held

Friday

Afda

Club

The

at in

new

8:

pm.

in

the

Santurce.

directors

are

Alfre-

Go Torruella, president; Heriberto Purcell, vice-president; Alfonso Rosselli, treasurer, and Santiago Coll, secretary. Justo

Barros, Luis

José Diaz

Arceno are

H. Rigual,

and

eials

group and

Jorge

Jorge

members

A

VAzquez,

of

of

Y. the

José Ortiz

Saldafia board.

government

industrialists

will

offibe

guests of honor at the affair. They are Rodolfo Aponte, Lionel Fernandez Méndez, Jorge

Font Saldafa, José R. Nogueras, Ramon Enrique Bauz4, Luis Laboy, Pablo J. Lépez Castro, Rafael Macia, Alfonso Lozada, Manuel San Juan, Jr., and Fernando Garcia Sharp.

Indonesia Party Quits

Day Of Atonement Ahead |

P.R. Jews To Begin New Year The Puerto

Jewish Community of Rico will join Jews

The majority of the members | ness on Yom of the island’s Jewish community of Atonement,

around

the

will

servance their

world

of

New

tonight

the

Year

ob-

of

with

tional blowing of or ram’s horn. Families

in

beginning

from

the

the

tradi-

“Shofar,” Arecibo,

opening

or

New

services

Congregation

Year’s

of

worship

Shaare

Zadek

Day,

from

work

or

Hashanah

fasting singing

Marshall

assisted

by

tuals ning

J.

Cantor

man of New congregation

and

Yom

Maltzman,

Bernard

York, will lead the in the solemn ri-

Year

5721

blowing

the

penitence.

This

later

and

has

become

a

classic

906

Shaare

Ponce

de

All

seats

Zadek

Leon,

the

Center,

for

the

im

will be evening,

is

Jew-

Santurce,

high

holidays

season are reserved, but visitors and servicemen are invited to attend.

ends

in a special decree, temporarily suspended the activities of all

with the most sacred of the Jewish holidays, Yom Kippur, on

political

Oct.

parties.

This

prayer

is inaugurated with the of the Kol Nidre prayer

ish Community

period

of

of

Congregation at

“Shofar”

solved

Sukarno,

appeal.

| Sept. 30.

begins.

of

the Day that me

the world’s music. It chanted at 6:30 Friday

at the synagogue begintonight at 8:30 when the

The

an

period

which

Perl-

Santurce. Some of them will fol- calls all men to consider durlow an annual custom of remain- ing the Holy Days their acts of ing in San Juan for the 10-day

President

such

ing Rosh Kippur.

JAKARTA, Indonesia (7)}—The influential rightist Moslem Masjumi Party has voluntarily disitself.

rit

24hour

at Jewish

in

away

at school classes dur-

Rabbi Ponce,

Caguas and other cities and towns on the island will come into San Juan to attend Rosh Hashanah,

remain

attendance

Kippur, for any

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(AP)—FEvery

anti-

S.

word Fidel Castro utters in New York is being magnified in Havana into the bitterest anti-American campaign in Cu-

ban history. Acting Prime Castro

cast

a

Minister

Raul

revolutionary

sha-

and

retold

how

New

York

hotel

the

Negro

a cheering

tily

to

demonstration

Palace

square,

possibilities our

SAVINGS

throng

called

ment

I FEDERAL

Scrolls

to

in

of 50,000,

postmidnight

in

Presidential

“It is within

our

a determined

mo-

reclaim

national

that

piece

territory

of

(Guanta-

namo).” The

fiery

Prime so

younger

Minister

attacked

brother

of

Castro

al-

Fidel

the

U.

S.

Embassy

as a “cave of spies.” When the crowd cried for the United States to get out of the

San Juan,

base,

Santurce, Stop 22-1/2,

' Castro

and

Rio Piedras, Barrio Obrero

Dorticos

both

mass

not

however,

in

the

he

order

meeting

said,

of

President

“It

the

was

‘ the sum-

The

their

Yankee

On

tro’s

for

rooms

in

newspaper

spies.”

the

street

reaction

latest

New

ance

was

mixed.

were

heard

York

to

Cas-

perform. Criticisms

almost

as

often

as

support.

A

Negro

town

“He’s of

taxi

Havana

stupid.

a

S.

in down-

monkey

Negroes

won’t like him we do.” Supporters on U.

driver

said:

making

himself.

partment

York.

price

It warned that abuse of Castro would bring counteraction to Americans in Cuba.

Minister

New

in

Harlem.

semi-officia)

called

in

of

Revolucion ran a banner headline that proclaimed: “We will nationalize them down to even

moned to protest what they charged was the Washingtoninspired mistreatment of Prime Castro

one

tan hotel and blamed the State Department. They told too Castro’s story of overcharges by the operator of the first hotel, but didn’t mention that Castro was paying a

day.”

Osvaldo

addressed which

is

left

for “refuge”

They cited pressure and alleged mistfeatment at a mid-Manhat+

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a

Castro

section

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among:

THE

SAN

JUAN

SIAN —

HOW

Japan Studies

office,

acknowledged

it would-be

Eisenhower

to

difficult

come

here

for

before

the Jan. 20 expiration of his Presidential term, but he emphasized Eisenhower would be welcome as a private citizen. A visit at any time would be significant,

Fujieda

Eisenhower, years

as

said, because

during

his

President,

eight

has

contri-

buted much to U. S.-Japan friendship. No Comment Se far there was no editorial comment on the exchange of letters

by

which

Ikeda

drew

and

big

Eisenhower,

front

page

no-

tice.

The general feeling in Tokyo was that Eisenhower would visit after his retirement. It was considered unlikely that he would undertake a trip here before the Japanese

parliamentary

elections,

tentatively set for late November, because anti-government forces would construe that as U. §. interference in behalf of Jkeda’s Liberal-Democratic party. Eisenhower’s

visit

last

June

was cancelled amid violent leftwing riots after the scheduled goodwill

trip

in former suke

became

Prime

Kishi’s

Minister

efforts

fication of the U. rity pact. The

Socialist

entangled to

win

S.-Japan

Noburati-

secumajor

force in opposing Eisenhower's visit last June — indicates it would not oppose his visit here, provided it was after the par-

liamentary election.

ON

KEY

ISSUES

CIVIL RIGHTS CHAMPION

DEFENDER (EDITOR’S NOTEs This #s the third in an exclusive series compiled by STAR Washington correspondents on the views

t section of the bill, and for the measure on pas-

strong

give

he v sage. and voting differences of presidential candidates Richard M. By contrast, he voted to send .) Democrat Kennedy, F. John and n, Nixon, Republica the civil rights bill originally to Committee, whose People, a surprising welcome for the Judiciary By FLETCHER KNEBEL STAR Washington Correspondent a man with a long pro-civil rights chairman is a leading segregationist, Sen. James O. Eastland of voting record. (Tomorrow: Foreign Policy) WASHINGTON—If

past

perform-

While

Nixon

has

the

identification with civil rights, the record of both men in Congress is quite similar. Both men sided quite consistently with the liberal civil rights advocates during: their

nation.

service

They both say they would the

in

moral

the

powers

cause

of the

of

civil

exert

president

rights

and

there is little in the record of their

joint

congressional

service

1947 to dispute them. Nixon undoubtedly

since

presents

negro leaders with a clearer image of the stronger civil rights champion.

This

is in part

because

of the

forceful action of his close friend, Attorney General William P. Rogers,

in

prosecution

of

voting

rights violation in the south. In part it is due to Nixon’s antifilibuster rulings

as vice

president

and in part because at the height of the early school segregation crises,

the

pictured’ ence

vice-president

in

wifh

the Rev. Nixon,

sympathetic such

negro

confer-

leaders

Martin

Luther

in

word,

a

was as

King. has

been

identified with action on the civil rights front. Since 1953 he has

men

in House

broke

and

Senate.

away,

Mississippi.

stronger

ance is a reliable guide, both Richard Nixon and John Kennedy would use ‘the White House as a forum to lead the nation away from all forms of racial discrimi-

key

votes,

Kennedy

Senate

and

Nixon

earlier

a

schairman

government

Kennedy’s other

hand,

of

a

And has

been

confined

rally

For

of

The

the

National

Advancement

trials

ded

in

southern juries would mean automatic acquittal for officials ac-

cused

of violating

rights, Nixon, against

to shut off a against the

that

in effect, was sending the

bill “to the

mittee ruling

through a that forced

hated

among

whité

southerners, which would have empowered the attorney general to file civil injunction suits in civil rights cases. Since the vice-president votes only in case of ties, Nixen was not recorded on either question. Kennedy also voted this year for

an

anti-poll

backed In

tax

bill

by NAACP 1959,

two-year

which

Kennedy

voted

of

was for

the

a

school

civil

On

the big

civil rights

which

resulted

civil

rights

statute

reconstruction

days

in

fight the

for

since Civil

the

integration

several

In

also

voted

nominees

for

office

for

their

The

which weeds;

parliamentary rulings. In their years in the

police

University

~

: | cellor

Jaime

of Puerto

will

of

Physics

of a heart

at

Facundo schaol

Bueso,

late

of natural

dean

sciences,

of

the

the in

a boating accident early this year. The

FROM

CLUB—The

Puerto Rico Chapter of the National Assn. of Retired Officers was

formed at the Reserve Officers Beach Club Saturday, The following slate was elected:

from left to right, (seated), Lt. Col. Victor M. Ramirez, first vice president; Col. V. N. Cordero, president; Col. A. F. Bruno, second president and legal advisor; Lt. Col. Eugenio

M. Rivera, public relations officer;

(standing),

left

to right,

Maj. Alexander

Ortiz, chaplain; Lt. Isaac de Santiago, secretary-treasurer, and Maj. Eladio A, Burgos, liaison officer. There are 25 members.

(STAR Photo)

a

oe

be the

Bueso

Chair

a professorship University

of Physics

to be

by

held

will

at

world-famous

will physicists The physicists. conduct during their stay at the university specialized their fields,

"of

courses

at

overgrown of

of

the

A.

the

1,

director

of

Department

of

all the

danger-

development.

said

do

with

street

Highway

Brignoni,

Works,

a

the area;

intersections

on

Municipal will

imIgnacio

of identifyirg

into

the.

depart-

can

to

it

coo

tenants

in

penheimer, one of the creators A:bomb, will inaugurate the

under

for

(AP)—Princess

61-year-old

Ronald

attack

died

San

to service

signs

LONDON

‘|last month soon after he had been _ | appointed dean of general studies. ‘|

bet-

sought

been

intersection

garet’s

U. S. physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer inaugurates the Facundo Chair

to

Father-In-Law Ailing

late dean of UPR’s general studies, Domingo Marrero. The ceremony will take place F\/early next year at the time that

Bueso

how

Princess Margaret's

name

|General Studies Building after the

{| University. Marrero died

from

improvement

Luis

Rico Chan-

Benitez

of

the

suggestions

ous

ment

with

asso-

and

perate

by Gau-

establishment

stop

leading

After Marrero

ce

met

the

station

Public

Piedras.

the

had

the posting

the

be

in that

arranged

on

of

with

signs,

can

Rio

committee

Park

UPR To Name New Building

of

Associa-

area.

provement

of

president

Rincon

to hear

of

on

what

in

committee

with them. Nixon did not vote, but handed down two pro-civil rights House

San

calied

directors

the

tie

a park

last week

of

The

of

was

Felisa

ciation ter

busters. He voted for Title III, the Representatives, civil rights Jeaders

fili-

against

Civie

area

meeting

tier who

number of pro-civil rights votes and two votes which civil rights fans regard as “anti.” Needless to say, Kennedy does not agree

designed

Dixie

residential

‘Senate

a

of Colored

off

determine

to improve

effort

Association

choke

to

done

the

cast

Parlier,

Roach,

tion,

large

Kennedy

FP

Ignacio

board

balance

tax. voted

has

San

he voted On

War, Kennedy’s votes were split. He voted for an unsuccesful motion to

the

Mayor

unsuccessful

the

Department

Works

William

the

he

for an

poll both

Municipal

Public

against

decision.

years,

the

representative

who were opposed by the south on civil rights grounds. In 1953,

years,

of

enacted

A Juan

Effort

voted

Em-

Are Under Study

civil

to curb Dixie filibusters.

first

after

Kennedy

Eisenhower

rights commission. Nixon made a parliamentary ruling that could

1957,

1953

Fair

San Ignacio Park

ac-

by

a

Ways To Improve

a series of efforts to curb the power of the Federal courts, a curb much sought by southerners in arms over the Supreme Court’s

leaders.

extension

1958,

yoting

much

abolish

in 1947, they the poll tax.

parliamentary a Senate vote ruling

Unsuccessful In

to

Eastland | Com-

claimed for the rights champions.

establishing

Women's Auxiliary of The Coast Guard, and in 1949 they both voted

on record 1957 . civil

on the issue. Nixon was

of

ban segregation in the SPARS,

all-white

Negro

largely

On other significant civil rights votes in the House, the two men were together. They both voted to

tradition,

in

the

argued

rights

much

ad-

in civil rights

anglo-American

to Kennedy,

nation on jobs. Kennedy, on the key House test, voted for a strong FEPC. Nixon voted against a strong FEPC.

délay-

liberals

Ill,

Cheered

largely to his voting record and statements. Kennedy was both booed and cheered at a Los Angeles

would have

edge

ployment Practices Commission, designed to outlaw racial discrimi-

defeated

rights

in the

1957 Fight

the

contend

issue

cases. While jury trials are embed-

on

presi-

on

civil

measure. He also voted for Section

contracts.

participation,

Senate

voted for jury

In the 1960 civil rights debate, Kennedy voted for closure, or of debate, filibuster

The

which

the

on the basis of a 1950 vote on the

ed the measure and perhaps weakened it drastically. Kennedy also

House.

limitation southern

move

vocates

Both

however,

several

this

have cleared the way to choke off fiilbusters. Although the Senate néver had a chance to act. Nixon's dential committee to weed out ruling was a clear pro-civil rights discrimination in concern holding move. served

Booed Party—a

STOOD

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CINEMA Wednesday,

September

SANTURCE \MABASSADOR: Hel! Bent

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HOLIDAY:

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By WALTER S. PRIEST STAR Washington Bureau

Any Girl LORRAINE: The Rookie. Preview 10 PM. “The Angry Red Planet”

MUSIC

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FAJARDO RICO: The Hound

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MUSIC HALL s's2r% LAST DAY Kirk

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- Kim

“STRANGERS WHEN WE

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Curtis

- Sydney

DEFIANT

Poitiers

ONES”

in

|sponsored by the Commonwealth the

National

Assn.

which

and

invest

of

Life

him

as

“Call

me

pavas

identify-

Pete.”

Ask

if it is true that many insurance companies are unable to underwrite insurance in Puerto Rico, “I don’t know,” he answers, insisting he had done it many

times. “Trouble is,” he confides, “T had

to do

Daiquiri

—

it in pesos.”

supply

shut

off

at

source. Time 4:45 p.m. (EDT).., Head for the door... Too late.., Fashion show starts. Spotlight

finds

Mrs.

Freed.

lander at microphone on stage doing best to be heard over cries of “Shut up. Shut up. Let the lady talk.” . In

represents

in

worked

fer

great

Interests

Of

Accuracy

urge

know

a

she

had

signer

for a director. Ratoff has been

comments:

“I bet you will never see her picking tomatoes in the supermarket in slacks and baggy sweater.”” He’s right. Opposite Bogarde

“Song

of

Liszt’s

life,

the

Without

married Rus-

sian Princess Caroline. Goetz says he chese Capucine for

looks,

“You

not

can

a

girl

to

more

accurate

, five models: red-heads, and

haired

She

Dior,

among photo-

brunette... Mrs.

explains

dresses

are

I

not

fer sale but were flown up espe cially for the show by the Fashion .Guild of Puerto Rico... One

dress

described

as

“island

pink, never shocking pink took me a- cause everything is calm gave me a quiet” in Puerto Rico. So

two one

Freedlander describes fashions atyl describes delights of Puer@ Rico as vacation spot.

came

word

of

test she

English.

Gregory here

Ratoff 30

years

rican.

Beautiful,

CAPUCINE . the princess

talent.

teach

insure

“Except

for

hurricanes,”

be and heck-

Freedlander on a splendid job under trying conditions. Ask when she last visited Puerto Ri-

co. She she has is

concedes that although never been there, she

eager

to

take

a

trip

some

but still speaks English like the time. test. Language wise, not so het. Famous Artists put her under contract and drilled her in English—so intensely that she now {| could almost pass for pure Ame-

Bogarde

in

jet-black

fashion

She did her first screen via an interpreter because didn’t

Loper

to

reporting. like All told, | blonds, two

things

to travel.

Worse,

Don

sition

to New York.” les one sqrehead...Mrs. FreedThere an agent saw her and lander forced to agree. sent her to Famous Artists in Show ends. Congratulate Mrs. Hollywood.

It’s one ef classic beauty. As de-

attracted

unmarried, important

auditioned

“Song “On

she

eyes

type | 200d parties. That's spotted her. She became one of girls

act

and

how

soon

at

Hol-

Goetz

ROME (#—A _ Turkish bellydancer, two Reman princes and

tested

five

Without End.” April Fool’s Day,”

she

for

ha. What

a lousy

other

persons

have

been

ordered to stand trial on charges because of a re- of public indecency

of a French industrialist. Ask her | £t thé part. All I could say was: name in the|\Ha,

Belly-Dancer And Seven Ofhers Facing indecency Charges

a hundred

at Toulon, France, the daughter |¢alls, “Mr. Goetz called to say I April

Fool’s joke.” But it was no joke. She got the not discovered| part and comes off well in the for movies in France, where she| movie.

party

two

years

ago

where

Anita

Ekberg danced the cha-cha-cha barefooted. The trial is scheduled for Oct.

The oldest restaurant in Puerto Rico

RIALTO-SAN JUAN

David Niven - Mitzi “HAPPY ANNIVERSARY”

wear-

Fomento

others, as a high grapher’s model.

stars a piece of the picture,’’ says Goetz. ‘“‘Now I’m starting a new trend with a new face.” Capucine’s face is not only new.

Niven

SUPER DRIVE-IN | 3:15

for

“My modeling jobs round the world and

GLADIATORS”

“THE

promotions

stage experience, is producer William Goetz’ $4% million gamble. Goetz’ gambles can be far reaching. “I’m the guy they said ruined the movie business by giving big

“ASK ANY GIRL” “REVOLT OF THE

Gary Cooper - Maria Schell “THE HANGING TREE” “HIGHWAY 301”

waiters

once

HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M.

Tony

and

By JAMES BACON HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Capucine, a French model without movie or

BENT FOR LEATHER” Abbott & Costello “MEET THE INVISIBLE MAN“

- David

is

French Model, Princess Type Capucine Has Filmland Stewing

“HELL

Mclaine

Rea

New York. Discover that the party is being

sets

End,” the story of Franz Liszt. She plays one of the great loves

MEET”

Miss

build the bank and police claim he had knowledge of its|companies enjoy considerable as-

Capucine stars opposite Britisher

Novek

Miss

king-sized

Beautiful blond in black dress ACCUSED IN ROBBERY—Edward Stone, 30, of Red |80,000 insurance salesmen... Bank, N. J., is held en charges of robbing the Holmdel, N.J., After pressing for explanation of walks across stage and down runbranch of the Merchants Trust Co. of $32,000. He helped tie-in, learn that life insurance way in center of hall... Shift po

Dirk

AMBASSADOR - 12 M.

Shirley

1960-61.

Underwriters,

METROPOLITAN

ing

18, “Miss Washington,

of

dresses,

for

For

TODAY

4g

Rea,

C.”

cial

SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT

shows

by

guests...Greeted

to snatch

dangling from balcony. Stop man with badge

ing ten-gallon pavas... Rescued by Miss Irene Briller, who identifies herself a director of spe

COBIAN'S THEATRES

Daily

with

tail

the

Alert

Pictures

chairs

show.

pussing out dime-sized pavas to the conservatively dressed crowd. Next moment I am swept into a sea of pin-striped suits, cock-

PONCE The Unforgivea

DELICIAS:

RIVOLI:

the

the Maycrowded

D.

©

of

WASHINGTON—Find flower main ballroom Ruth

Tonka

INTERNATIONAL DRIVE IN: Locuras} de Barbara, Siempre Estare Contigo ‘

fashions. Never-|‘Toduced to Mrs. Phillis Freed-

=| flower where a display of Puer- waiter in pava inserts second daito Rican fashions was under way. quiri Insurance men scramble atop He forwarded us the following

KRESTO-DENIA: Tempest MARTI: Tokio After Dark, Wells Fargo CORCELLES; The Son af Rebin Hood,

FOX

women’s

{| theless, last week his duties took |/2nder, free lance public relahim to Washingten’s Hotel May- tions coordinator for party, and

Tree

Anniversary,

Chessman TERRACE Gang, The

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= | conversant

Read

Girt in the Bikini,

y Caryl CAPARRA Hot Rod

Extend hand...

Walter Priestwithis political somewhat more |POPular cocktail in U-S... . Finish factions daiquiri. . . Extend hand to be in-

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industry, and such. Daiquiri oer is

STAR Washington Correspondent | /* Teports daiquiri is third most

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for

Italy

to

17

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, September 21, 1960

OFF

THE

Our Man

CUFF

in San Juan

British Film Festival:

By Chuck New

SS

big

Jese A. Benitez, president of the P. R. Democratic Party, and wife Mrs.

city, Marta

will

see

as

By Al

many

Broadway shows as possible. The International Game Fish-

dined in OSJ with Mr. and Omar Quintana, Jose A.

ing

Tournament,

organized

A week-long festival of J. Arthur ‘Rank films begins

by

in

OSJ...Dr.

Jese

time

Alonso,

for

a

pleasure

leaving friends

zardi,

and

The

Indians Burn Girl

tiles

Army

Command

dramas and comedies will play, one day The project represents four months’ work José M. Garcia, of International Pictures P. R., and Rafael Ramos Cobian, Jr., who es the Paramount. The films were chosen on the basis of their world-wide success. Here’s the bill of fare: “The Wind Cannot Read,” starring Dirk Bogarde (Sept. 23); ‘‘Bachelor of Hearts” (Sept. 24); “Ferry to Hong Kong,” with Curt Jurgens and Orson Welles (Sept. 25); “Tiger Bay,” with Horst Buchholz and John

Sentinel for the past three years ...H. C. Barton, chief Fomento

Aexander

girl

to

gods, A gan the

dispatches from Cuzco said. medicine man and his wocompanion, who counselled human sacrifice, were ar-

their

by a police patrol from ancient Inca mountain ca-

pital. The Mashcos, most primitive of Peruvian Indians, live in the Palatoa

Valley

between

two

ranges of the Andes in Cosnipata -province. A drought has hurt their

food

crops

and

fishing

in

the rivers has been poor. To appease the gods, the medicine man and his companion urged that the prettiest girl of the tribe be sacrificed at the stake and this was done while the Mashcos performed a frengied ritual dance, the dispatches said.

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that you mustn’t walk

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winter

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show

name

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audience

of

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way

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York

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the

was

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during

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Argentine

singer

Hector

Casas opened at the Condado Beach Hotel's Fiesta Room

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(6) Extra de la Noche 10:00—(2) Noticias y Deportes (4) Cocina Musical 10:20—(2) 10:30—(4)

to

Arts

ees

6:30—WKYN-~ Timetable Ke Ke

9:00—(2)

Thousands

landingstrips

ees

controversial~

RADIO-AM

Bat Masterson, Film Science and Scientists Patrulla de Caminos Nocturnal Reina Por Un Dia Show Panamericano De Aqui y de Alla El Que Busca Encuentra Entrevista del Momento

evening.

the

in gngineering.

and Mechanic

@ murder that involves racial questions, was well received in the states and in England. It will remain at the Paramount for at least one week. The other six films will be booked into other Santurce theaters later this season.

Te Change) WEIO—1320 WHOA—1400

7:30—(2) (6) (1D 1:45—(6) 8:00—(2) (4) (6) (Gb 8:30—(6)

are

candy,

effect that Eric’s Restaurant, Miramar, has been sold, or is about to be sold, is untrue, says eowner-manager Eric Francois. As a matter of fact, Eric adds, we’ve just installed a new

Susan

680

firms

of

s¢

well.

Ke

grant

degree

ing his 25th birthday

IT

Presbyterian

(Listings Subject WKYN—€30 Keo WWWW - 1520 Ke

have

BOY MAKES GOOD DEPT: Andre of Villa Caparra, has been awarded a

engineering

7 Ibs. 4 0z.,

in

on et.

LOCAL Shoreman,

handicap for rather than

wife

4 a.m.

numerous

contributions

of sparrows descended delayed departures.

Shoreman,

Tamsiley has new deputy

at

says

after being graduated. In a way, says his

Lois celebrated their first wedding anniversary by having a baby

Hibbs

Idlewild Airport last Saturday

MIT

Blas

and

who

ees

decided,

guests..

Kiefer

<ssist the

Seouts

laude. He next went to work for the Navy Dept., in Washington D. C., and started studying evenings for a master’s degree. The Government

chief for personnel and administration for the Army Antilles Command. Lawyer

needed—to

Girls

NATURE DEPT: Airline pilots are still talking about the strange phenomenon at New York's

with

Miami,

house

Chuck

transferred

Blanquita

Herrero

and

assisting with generous cake, and soda.

later

Sim-

nephew,

recent

(4)

mo

manager

the

to

no coaxing

Seouts

He emigrated

mons College in Boston, Mass., to resume her studies...Dr. and Mrs. Blas C. Arroyo of San Lo-

juice)

Pudding

Baked Idaho Potato . Relishes from the tray

6:00 - WHOA — News ~Financial

News

7:30—WRIO—Music For Many 8:00—-WWWW-Music for Everyone WRIO-~Hi-Fi Nocturnal WHOA-—Night Cap

FROM PAGAN IDOLATRY TO THE WORSHIP _

SSe-WWWWDclodic Moments

OF ONE GOD...FROM UNTOUCHABLE PRIESTESS

i

ee

Chinese Restaurant

TO WOMAN IMMORTAL! i

11:08—-WHOA—Midnight Matinee 11:15— WWWW —Continental 12:00—- WHOA~— News

ie wy

Gregson

with

Boys

been invited to an afternoon of rollerskating at the Paradise Skating Rink, Puerto Nuevo. Rink

his daughter, Nora. Barbara Shafer, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert

(4) “Quien 9:30-—(2D “Sierra

Club de Serruchito Mundo Social Informe dei Tiempo “Vida En E] Pasado” Arriba el Telon Panorama Mundial Deportes ““Ambicion

John

Table,”

Captain’s

‘The

26);

“Operation Amsterdam,” Eva Bartok (Sept 28); 29).

Wednesday, September 2] — 5:45—WHOA-—Showers of Blessings

Abismo”

Curiosas

Sheriff of Furia Titulares “La Bruja

(Sept.

blind

economist, is in West Brookfield, Vt., to attend the marriage of

WENA -— 1500

4:30-—(2) Cecina del Hogar (4) “Blazing Bullets’ (Film) qb Film 8:00—(2) Kiki $:30-(2) (4) 6:00—(2) (4)

the

language

Wednesday, September 21 11:00—(4) Documentales 21:30-(4) Telefiesta de la Tarde Ql) The Big Picture 32:00-(11) En Rojo, Azul y Bianco “Sobre

was

Hospital,

WIPE-— (6) WKEM-(11)

1:30—(4)

Mills

tomortow—with

news

LIMA, Peru (AP) — Primitive Mashco Indians of remote southeast Peru burned a 16-year-old

rested Cuzco,

British-

Alexander, of the An-

To Propitiate Gods propitiate

Seven

Alfonso

paper, “The Sentinel”, was presented the Army Commendation Medal recently by Gen. John McGee, the Antilles Commander.

to

Friday.

trip...

Ramon

Losadas. N. Sgt. Floyd R. until recently editor

in N. Y. C., many of whom are ex-island residents. While in the

death

Paramount

Celebrating their wedding anniversaries all on Sept. 2 were Rafael Ramos Cobian and wife, Josefina, Roberto and Helen Li-

of the islands best-known surgeons, is planning a tour of the islands of the Antilles soon... PoPuiar Marta Rodill is this weekend to visit with

out

the

made each.

“Chilo” Bird, will commence Sept. 28 through Oct. 2 from Club Nautico...Jeannete Sark-4 Olympic Games in Rome where isian, of the Daily News Magazhe was member of the P. R. ine section arrived Saturday at Basketball team. Quintana and the Condado Beach Hotel. While wife are from Caracas, Venezue- here, she will do a major story ja, where he is president of the about our island... Virgilio Seco“O” Shipping Lines. His primary tro will take a European tour... reasof for visiting P. R. is that Anne Melendez, daughter of Mr. he has leased 3 of his ships to and Mrs. Guillermo Melendez is Benitez for the shipment of lum- now attending school in N. Y. C. ber from Peru, Brazil and Cen- ...Dr. Guillermo Pico, one of the tral America. The ships will ope- island’s top eye specialists, has rate under the Panamanian flag left for a trip to Hawaii and JaCharlie Nelson has_ been pan, where he will attend a menamed new manager of Club- dical congress, as well as take

Cestero and Maria Cristina Berrios over the past weekend. Ces tere has just returned from the

mans

at

Dinhofer

as

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AUGUST

Per

tive

Line

8,

For

FOR

supervisory

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set 5%

1

yr.

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old,

both

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rattam

667

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spent

in

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923

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3166

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3145

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and $35;

radie

phonograph

anod!

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alumiuum

of

“Technician

redweed

TO

as

oe.

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OWN

A

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&

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turniture by

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all types

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ation fer consultation and estimate. Pa-

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Latin

SALE

2° BOAT, 2 bunks, radio, fighting chair, Chrysier 115 HP, perfect condition, lots ef extras. Call Miro, 6-1900.

MOSES CRIB, on stand, with mattress, as new. Rimg 2-9083

Construction,

FOR

Estado

3157

3154

RATE

ordinary

poodle puppies. AKC pedigree with several

dryer,

& 2 stools $85. Call 3-5116. St. Apt. #1. Mtramar.

French

Heavy

BALL’? A $26.% value, your cheics of color aed weight. IT’S AS EASY AS ABC. Seli 18 subscriptions te SPORTIVO magazize and you set the bell. For

1 ORDINARY

MINIATURE

including 4 years (1940-1944) on military installations in Puerto Rico.

type

2 limes

921 BEAUTIFUL

Black Have

Type No. 4 Stee srdinars

No.

months old, Moatefiores,

3133

im; expe-

HEY

No.

FURNITURE FOR SALE FOR SALE: 4 piece rattan livingroom or porch set, $1; % HP GE air conditioner, $110; Kelvinator Refrigerator 12 cu. ft, $185; Frigidaire washer &

MINIAT-

above

times

Type

show

wardrobe,

Type No. 5 ss"

Type

PETS

Instrument (Pneumatic and Electronic) Fields. More than 50% of

34e

RATE

quality

Maintenance

Times Per Day

SAME

AND

Top

URE PINSCHERS, AKC, 2 maie& female. Violeta 216, 2-0243.

position

—aorea

SALE:

Operation and

1960

SAME

Rico

Plant

Insertions:

Above rates apply te solid type. see type #1 below)

permanent

in Puerto material. 20 years rience in

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LASSIFIEDS

3-8400

Ext 72 REAL ESTATE

AP. ARTMENTS FOR SAVE TIME AND MONEY

|

SAnisienais

INC.

PROPERTIES,

: LOTS

Martgage $7500, balance $6000. Payment

See after 7 PM. facilities.

fure-

3 bedro

NEVARES:

:

cateaprioys.

160

on, wat. let.

mort

A Zoning | 2123

meters mext

0

.

to

ee

Hills, San Patricio, Baldrich,| Leary 1901, upstairs. — Eee ee 7 condominiums, commercial pene Tina || OCEA' for AN

fue hoamen write

2802

Box

729, Roosevelt,

P.

Re

“

Caoba

ma

Punta

.

Las

Marion

ae

bedroom furniture.

a2 . | 3130

Gencnan xn| china Chenetie. twin uteasils.

large bedroom, living on kitchen. linen. & . | MEDIATE

1

Phone.

Large

apartments

Tarnished

CONDADO

Magdalena, 2-9473.

|

|

3147

922

Tel.

er 2 persons.

60738.

res.

res. area.

923

furnished 2 while looking

.

You

lese

no rent

ext

to

for tenants

Naira

GARDEN

income

Problems

Presbyte

|

garage

or

ll

(

n

Spanish:

Rooms

with

BANQUET @

FOR

HALLS

Swin ming

PARTIES:

1. imma

‘rooms;

15

mia. from

Rio

Piedras,

Cageas,

& |Cupey

Santurce

8h.

Stop

98

Carmen

2-2575.

ays

desired.

Piedras.

7

ade,

:

X58

INSTRUCTION

LESSONS

MUSIC

RENT

FOR

ROOMS

ts

Alto, Rio

a

POPULAR

FLAY

MUSIC

porches,

OFFICES

FOR

SAN

BENT

MARTIN—

:

Pargne

cee -

,

eee oor

cont

Ee

TE

near La Concha.

PRACTICE YOUR ENGLISH es Mie wee ee pee Coke eencees tn inet:

a

mn

teaching.

Also

ceaches

school mathematics pupils.

room, private | are given at 8-2452 i 11544 Magdalena

rates.

Laer

Cool,|

CLASSES 5;

ENGLISH

PUNTA LAS MARIAS: Airconditioned |"°%™- Private bath, sun patio, near

— peor

§

{

2

ga | 3142

sia

-

shed ernie’. acation in| CONDOMINIO

his

home.

high-

All lessons

Byron

G.

tones

926

lj

ART CONDADO:

5

M

private bath,

eome wh atcondiiioned. ene Reasenshie. ~ 20082

$30!

ori

can and qamterivaie

belee,

facilities. Hot ‘baat water. lca 2 blocks sea denabeaa Ge St 2071, Santurce. Cacique

2579

Gata

city,

next

eelicae | Loe

to Mario’s

room, private

SCHOOLS

large

—

on

For

bath, atreondit-| PATTY PEASE School of Paintin: — ly potte: femed, hot water, refrigerator, timen, | landsc _ | L& CASA ROSA - Guest Howse ete el facilities pee a ee maid service. linens. - furnished. PEACH COTTAGES section au | kitchenette block ie from beach, residential — & maid service. 5 mim to| } 28131, Weekly, phone & parking 2-8827 —

WINDS

TRADE

104

SALE

FOR

3

¢

Convenient.

*

monthly. Bleck to Ponce de Leon, | 12K¢ Private lessons from teacherAll with their properties. Please write to Garden| at@P bus ine 7te. NewCali : - Werk experieace. stop, all lines. Qu jet. 1976 Awe , | truments. Club, Box 283, San Juan. 3.5731. Dillimger, Joba

()

|

|Davila

.

PRIVATE

Truiiile Alte. Reasonable terms en mertgage

CONDADO

§

i

$35 of | 4IRCONDITIONED, INDEPENDENT,

area, for storage

building, Santuree

Beautiful landscaped | 268

bedrooms, appliances,

simil.

| |

sea, breathtaking view

o21|

1017 | 304

1071

3126

°

MOTORCYCLES

ser

Pensede Leen Corser alfiee, lst ta to Scalakie, Lowest setee in town, mecca | er .gWil be rented respeusihle|& monthly rates. 3-5957. PHONE between NINE and FIVE, 25100. | 3-0850, or 3-€54. = Cal) ai uF 921 3095

|

2

FOR SALE OR RENT

CLUB ef P. R. would

Tike to rent a one-car

RENT

FOR ample

home,

4 all

Hirhest qual

ty at attractive prices. Ricardo

Sekd or rented in variable sized rn 2-5 PM, 3-4189,

1 Ocean Park. | 3071

OPPORTUNITY: :

RENTAL

from 1/3 HY. to 60 EP

1019

oars

cliffs rising from

" RENT

To

after vacated.

ANCY:

$21) THE HOUSES

3085

furs-

limens.| | NO RENT INCOME LOST

CONDADO: distance of hotels, cm eh | ant’ eee i; iene = Reach, bu walking laa — . <2 Varner piendleiriall en ee

|

|

.

Bost ‘res.

MOTORS

ELECTRIC 2

Infantry.

ANTED w

water, | avoided.

=m

926 | grounds. kitchen,

3141

elton

922

3000

BUILDING

Ka. 1 Bm a Trestle Ate "Reed. be

air | T2S0CT. Pleesant big’ patie, nice location | Howpital on beach. $3508 ~ 3437n

Univ, modern REY: 2 min. WATO Ideal] air toconditioned. utility apartment, 1

OPPORTUNITIES

100 meters from Derado | MARLEY-DAVISDON Motorcycle. Good ished, screened, at Vaciatalega Beach.|@ORADO: for hotel’ or | BUY, 30 Comerio Highway, K 3 H- 1. Beach Hotel. LAND good Ideal for picnics. Daily, weekly, month. | private beach houses. Has beautiful bay | 374°" | erates. Cal 2-6tm. $26 insuperable beach flanked by 2 108

» living-dining, bath, ki¢-

bedroom

-

fer

_

bar, culate dressing rooms; pool, ; Call Mrs. Lopez, 3-6857,| because Franciscus Real Estate can rent | ZXCELLENT CONCRETE residence | pineponz, large covered dancing pavilie and houses to good | With whole or part of 15 acre farm, Km. | ian. $35 for 30-persoi your apartments ‘ Phillip Maldonade, ‘KS'3 UF | tenants at ne cost te you immediately | 1 Read 176, Rie PiedrasCupey Alto. | for over 30

bie | References. 3-4953, 2 | bedroom, livingroom,

conditi

~

na Sines 2 ceee Woy = : i effort im larger business. put to out a

RENT

FOR

Aprex. 13,000 sq. ft.. divisible into separate prem

Piedras: 3 bedreams. | BEACH BUNGALOWS:

OOCUF

rr

ILD INGS

Prefer tax

$21

-

:

—

erockery.

& imenetee

apartment | COMPLETELY FURNISHED efficiency Reating $90 semmtenas We asec] from beach, air

Call 6-6645.

BEACH:

NEAR

1604, Lanausse, Poincare santurJorgc and Parque.

&

BUSINESS

or

,

ai

floors,

Te

rters.

Schacl

et i. for one or 2 —. FURNISHED, cabinets, water heater. $148 Tel. persons, Hot water, screens, $75. ore 2750 ime utilities, 2.9138. a RALDEMCH. 2 Must byy some

San

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ee

INDUSTRIAL

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« 929 | 2942

* Mc-| Parker, office 35708 home 2-240. ;

een

20011

mortg

able for first

=

view with mountaims im distance. Call

am | 312

Wiyde Park. Ponce, Mayaguez and all | 3104 |

ceoekes sad, masintes sod "preath “NO let. DIRT. se NO DIRT. tench NO DIRT.

R-1

highest Rio Piedras.

aut)matie

World's only

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ee

beach, daily.

Caparra,|

Villa

Maria,

SU

te

10

VACUUM

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’

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MSO ing couple, I bedroom. sircenditioned, | @ Bolivia, Urb. Piiere, Hato Rey.61990.|5eron mete nan” Geet,etKO 2 SO oon, One eeweak commetiierao Pm. eee ag OF oa; living-Kitehen, bath, furnished. $135, | 3090 ponies

Shop, Stop 2, 2-5182. 3026 eisco, ‘Santa

See

laundry. | trom beach. $32.000. Call 9.0145.

& bath.

room

Maid"s

Homer.

1021 | wany TV. phone, built-in shwash stove & oven, maho-

for

take unpaid belance. Peralta, altos Emily | SLA VERDE: for single man or

house,

inu fons scree 5 cea

general distrilution

Classification.

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roads,

31

eri | Sable.

| pemtia ornama paces duabie, oameart. : 1106 Ashford.

igiesias. cor. | COMPLETELY FURNISHED & screen-| Vineet, C67 maid service. St67 Santiage 9.000 ou. ft. Fder, Juacce Aven coal ha || _"*T Weekly rates. 2.9279 od, § betreuns, & nts, terrace. BFL? Condade

Hight imdustry or

on

ne Wis | Secugecia Pees eee —_ phone AM — prices. Ficase Ba’ ths. PARKSIDE: near Pueblo, W: += me _ Matera 3 pedroom home |2,,Dc0Toums. 2 baths, builtin cabinets, | ISLA VERDE: water heater. sereens, lamps, aircondi-|2 blocks from San Juan Hotel, 2 blocks CLEANERS

furstened one airconditioned.

Beautifully CONDADO: apartments, bedroom

&

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NUM

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1960. LUIS Secretario,

a

Aspirantes

tivos

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de

15|

que

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DE

RICO Comision de Reputacion

Aspirantes

al Ejercicio de la

mdo

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la

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de

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de

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debiendo

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dirigie

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Secretario

de

Reputacion de de la Abogacia

make

dicho

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202

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a

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Secretario

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la

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expido

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publicara

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diez

la ultima

community

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parte:

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EDICTO

Hernandez

al

DE |

Penzol

Ejercicio

El

Hon.

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las

tres

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la San

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telephone.

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imperialism.

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the

Peticionario Sobre: Adcorel a haa - group ule da in Aeaeecte

esta

Comision

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se

expido

el

publicara

tres

presente | Tripunal veces

en |

Supremo

reterido

a

la

Comision

de

Reputacion

dos perodicos de Puerto Rico, durante | de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogael termino de diez dias, para que cual-| cia la solicitud del peticionario arriba quicr Persona que tenga motivos que | nombrado para informe sobre sus conoponer a dicha solicitud los exponga| diciones morales. En cumplimiento de

bor

escrito

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dias

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regias

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esta

Comision expido el guieates a la ultima publicacion de este | presente edicto se bl tres edicto, debiendo dirigir dicho escrito a eerl — la direeccion del Secretario que suscribe.| gurante el termino diez dias, para San Juan, Puerto Rico, a 15 de sepque cualquiera eee que tenga motrembre

de

1960.

Ledo.

Manuel

Cabrera Secretario de la Reputacion de Aspirastes

Garcia]

Comision de| al Ejercicio

tives

que

exponga

oponer

por .

a

escrito

Puerte Rico

<.

Legal Notice

EN EL TRIBUNAL PUERTO RICO de Aspirantes al Ex parte: Juan Admision Sebre: gacia EDICTO

SUPREMO

DE

dicha

solicitud

dentro

los

ae Be arriba LS ticlonario

ws ;

Supremo

para

nombrado

publicara

de

diez

Puerto

tres

Rico,

veces

que

para

dias,

en

durante

pam sian la see

nombrado

periodicos

el termino

de

persona

cualquier

Abogacia Direccion: Juan, Puerto Rico.

Legal

PUERTO;

| '8

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Comision

RICO

de

dicho

que

escrito

a la direccion

suscribe.

San Juan,

del Se

Puerte

Hon.

Tribunal

de Reputacion de Aspiran-

publicacion de este edicto, debiendo di- -'s rigir

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—.

de Puerto

Rico

ha

referide a

de la Abogacia ee beticionario arriba

imforme

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of

Para informe

presente

edicto

veces

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en

the

names

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sobre

sus

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DE

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U. . Carlos vs

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SENTEN'

de

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de las reglas

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ser

=

living

win”

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letters

that

descend

12

Notice

1400-strong contingent

school

SUPREMO

Ad ™.oan

pe|returned

graduates

teacher Sierra

al Eter. he

EDICTO

Hate

last week milled about hundreds of dugaree-dressed young men and women, part of a

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from

who

a

training m

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just

three-month course

in

who

tponed

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of high

have

’

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y g i Supremo de Puerto Rico Hon. ha|HiS engineering sutdiespore to voreferido a la Comision de Reputacion | lunteer as a rural school teacher,

tene-|sombrado

sentencia

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will

of

Cuba.

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para

informe

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sus

con-|

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the

Secre-|diciones morales. En cumplimiento de/in que las regias de esta Comision expido el

—

also

In the lobby of the same hotel

al Ejercicio de la Aboga-

Abogacia

shiny-¥

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: i associated | Havana Hilton hotel.

RICO Comision de Reputacion|

de Aspirantes

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NUM.

and

presente

edicto

que

| a temas do ite aims oaks gus quan: |avdtonibee da OO, eustva ate uadac |Get a tee Persona que tenga motives que|mente registrada

Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes aj | Wer Donell

Cuba

union | their willingness

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the

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a la ultima publicacion| debiende dirigir dich:

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el termine de diez dias, para | @dvertising cualquier persona que tenga mo-| Soria.

Notice

EDICTO

ultime | 2878

cretario

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Abogacia

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que tenga motives que oponer a dicha | '¢s por escrito dentro | citul exponga los dias solicitud de los diez siguientes a la

Leda. 15 de septiembre Rico, ae, a tS eciomnce tede 1960. tee, LS

g

ane pos govern-

Rico ha| the Association of : Publicists,naeone

las Taatal @t, acta toonae nentey “|

ae

de esta Comi.| EX parte: Horacio R. Subira, Hijo Petiedicto que se | Cimario Sobre: Admision al Ejercicio de dos

de Puerto

Sor nestle dee Taek cde nana ih | eoctite o edicto, In Gireccion del Secretario qus

a la Comision

A informe

tak

of

cia la solicitud del peticionario arriba | the seizure was that the ousted|to

dias _tiguientes

de la Abogacia al Ejercicio sobre sus condieiones morales. En cum- | 4@ Asbirant es plimiento de las reglas sion expido el presente

he

TOORCSCOUE: WORTers OF SE Tar:~ i i SUPREMO DE ticular firm where the pen Comision de Reputacion | nants are hung. 2gaclaAspirantes al Ejercicio de la AboEx parte: Luis F. Camacho, Hijo| Last August 23rd, when a

vos

ae aeaceie oat dirigir =

Comision de Reputacion Ejercicio dela Abogacia | Ejercicio de la A. Navarro peticionario | Donell 202 San al Ejercicio de la AboEl Tribunal Supremo de

referido

er

——

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Rico

Puerto

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that is

admitted ambition of the upper » i classes,s, ofo gov-|and now the middle

ERRUNAL

los denis, .mublicacion | exponga por escrito dentro de los die}

de la Abogacia Direccion; O'Donell 202 | Go ents entity, San Juan,

ity craze forthat ntthe merely

: act against the

os

above

de

edicto

reglas

las

de

The e “divisionismo”

spawned by elections might stall he revolution the ex lain. t ’ y exp To stall the revolution is the

Unity

ernment, favor e itive steps butin tha

—

cumplimiento

telepho ephone

the

For

, TRO Castro demands not

E a me RICO y chee ae PUERTO Comision de Reputacion al Ejercicio de la Abogacia la| de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogasolicitud del peticionario arriba nombra-| cia Ex parte: Hector L. Urrutia, Jr. do para informe sobre sus condiciones | Peticionario : Admision al Ejerci.| En

policome “by the

EN

rantes

morales.

with

system.

high .

“we

issed

straig a track k headed | has taken headed straight voice. . toward the Soviet. remains un- | Mental action. If the phone “ . ‘ But most Cubans seem to hope answered, the caller will hear We salute, support, and will the revolution = stays in high i : : : defend the nationalization of y' a string of five brief but varied the: Yenael firms shout. the | Seat messages: urging a united front fanners "avag the boulevards, | Thousands of them insist on

against

Notice

‘

ern

tect

Tribunal

Supremo de Puerto Rico ha referido| a la a Comision de Reputacion de AspiIsl Cc!

Any suggestion that after 19 remonths of: power the Castro . .

or for censorship. It remains for | Fidelistas, both those in governe the Castro regime to “creative- | ment jobs and in the street.

the recorded voicefirstof unanswera woman| euts in after the

edicto,|ed

de 202

a Bs

cycle

oP coped ta detent once

were

Pushed

os, ela

inl pe radio,

en | ephone.

a la

Ejercicio O’Donell

Rico.

sixth ring the recorded itself. begins to repeat ;

cual-

de este

escrito

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press,

regias

presente

veces

in Hava-

“not from| na. (STAR photo by Harold J. Lidin)

revolution.

‘ n une

de 1960. Ledo. Manuel Garcia Cabrera]

PUERTO RICO Comision de Reputacion | Puerto de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia ticionarto

Che

“Cubana,—raise , 7 San |cion del Seretario que suscribe. direcJuan, Puerto Rico, a 14 de septiembre | flag,” exhorts the de

TRIBUNAL

situated

ideali

Cuban

Seeretario de la Comision de Reputacion

|

Notice

Legal

person

a

sus eaunicionne mo-

Comision

que

Comi- | debiendo

sioa de Reputacion de Aspirantes aj Evercicia de Abogacia Direccion; O’Do-|

nell 202 San Juan, Puerto Rico.

ago

Pett-

Teferido

cumplimiente

esta

termino

Manuel |a

de

the

Cuban

to the

dos periodicos de Puerto Rico, durante}

publicacion | el

de 1960. Ledo.

Cabrera

weeks

Cuba.” The talents of the indi-| Without a master, we shall win,” reads this sign stretched

de este edicto, debiende dirigir dicho] Quer persona que tenga motives que escrito a la direccion del Secretaria | oponer a dicha solicitud los exponga por que suseribe. San Juan, Puerto Rico, a escrito dentro de los diez dias siguientes

Garcia

two

Abogacia

Rivera

Puerto

informe

logs | edicte

por escrito dentro de los diez| a

are

vidual should be made available | above the IBM World Trade Center show-window

TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE RICO Comisionde Reputacion

0

termine

Que

ral-

. fully “integrated into, the new | HATE IN THE STREETS—“Without a (sugar) quota but

the

Notice

Aspirantes al Ejercicio dela

i

ea dos periodicos de Puerto

recent

yes-men

alone amidst the multitude... must disappear from Cuba.” Instead of struggling like a

diez

dicipaes 1OFLIS. Er teenie la Comision de Reputacion de Aspiranlas reglas de esta Comision expido el | tes al Ejercicio de la ~~. la solipresente edicto que se publicara tres| ¢citul del peticionario nombrado

veces

a

the

before a group of Public Health employees, the ex-Argentine medic turned revolutionary told his audience that “individualism

sovia In. solicibed, Gel etigieoms a’ arrina in Abogacia EDICTO EI Hoa. Tribanal | Cuban ar

evo

with

ied af tee sree nil i ionario Sobre: Admision ai Ejercicio de | Sider the guiding brain of the

Rico | de

j

Aspira

S

But not only the yes-men, but the individualists are fading from

para

dicha

Puerte

Legal

ha referido a la Comision de Reputacion | Ex an be

told

forever.”

Rico

Donell 202 Sam Juan, Puerto Rico

Ex parte: William Estrella Lopez de Victoria, peticionario. Sobre: Admision| al Ejercicio de la Abogacia EDICTO Tribunal

Castro

finished

al O’

de septiembre de 1960. Lcdo. Manuel Garcia Cabrera Secretario de la Comi-

PUERTO RICO Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia

Hon.

ro

the Cuba scene. Their departure is not accidental, nor regretable—according to Red-lining Major Ernesto Peticionario Sobre: Admision al EjJer“Che” Guevara, head of Cuba’s cicio de la Abogacia EDICTO El Hoa. Tribunal Supremo de Puerte Rico ha National Bank. Plea To Idealists de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Aboga-

suscribe.|

O”’Donell

way

Cuba

San Juan, Puerto Rico, a 14 de sep-| dias siguientes a la ultima publicacion tiembre de 1960. Ledo. Manuel Garcia] de este edicto, debiendo dirigir dicho Cabrera Secretario de la Comision de | escrito a la direccion del Secretario que la Abogacia Direccion: San Juan, Puerto Rico.

its

ly,—‘“In

este

escrito

as

C

venal.

swells

taking

exponga

diez

publicacion

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1)

embas-

2

oponer

Por

page

without

brado para informe sobre sus condiciozes morales. En cumplimiento de las| reglas de esta Comision expido el pre-| cia la solicitud del peticionario arriba sente edicto que se publicara tres veces | nombrado para informe sobre sus conen dos periodicos de Puerto Rico, du-| diciones morales. En cumplimiento de rante el termine de diez dias, para que | las reglas de esta Comision expide cualquier persona que tenga motivos| presente edicto que se publicara tres que

I

‘

orders from any foreign sy...U.S. or Russian.

la Comi-

Aspirantes Direccion:

from

officials were

Cuban

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