The San Juan Star (Sept. 24, 1960) by La Colección Puertorriqueña

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Statements At U.N. Wants

UN Moved; Says Ike Risks War

Cancio Orders Probe| Of Escape Of Killer Secretary

of Justice

Hiram

Cancio,

has ordered

“By WILLIAM RYAN UNITED. NATIONS (AP)—Nikita S. Khrushchev, joining a mighty battle of personal diplomacy with President Eisenhower, denounced the U.S. leader yesterday

investigation to fix the responsibility for the escape of a two-time killer from Justice Department officers in Ponce last Monday. He also sent an (OT of the order Rio Pie-

the warden

dras Penitentiary stating that a prisoner “with the history of Rodriguez Mundo” must be handcuffed when

being

transported

for

any

Segundo Rodriguez Mundo, ‘onvicted in 1954 of the stabdeaths ped 3}

from

of two women, esy when he leaped

ice Department

as it stopped near Ponce cipal Jail. He was being ported

from

Penitentiary

lati ties* | at

“I

Piedras

so his

re-

time. letter

acting

sion

Rio

Munitrans-

visit him. Authorihe was not handcuffed

the

vo,

the

to Ponce

van

Hipolito

director of

Correction,

instruct

you

Munoz

Bra-

the

Divi-

Cancio

said:

order

aveatiestion to fix the responsibility for the apparent negligence that has taken place...” “Once

vestigation

the

result

Known,

the

as risking World War III s and urged that the United ed his bid for a new summit conference with Britain, France Nations be moved out of the and the United States in “‘a few United States. months,” presumably after Prest-

in-

will

take the disciplinary measures the case merits.” “IT want to meet with you and other functionaries of your division to discuss the desirability of conceding to all prisoners jthe privilege of transported to other jails or if this mest blhe limited to those who meet

tain

conditions,”

Cancio

¢on-

cluded. In a letter to the STAR, Can. cio said he agreed “in substance” with a STAR editorial this week that criticized both the lack of handcuffs

the

wisdom

the

escapee

(See

CANCIO,

Condemns

Page

NIKITA S. KHRUSHCHEV ..--worried about P. R.

io.

Ziman

immediate

ail

new

Most

wrappings

purporting

world

the Soviet premier

whe

many

that

than to

and he

the

some

had

advance

whom

appealing—put

am the

Khrushchev it:

opened

set

the

‘‘President

the

door

yes-

(Thursday), but Khrushchev

certainly

slammed

it shut today.”

Expressions Of Dismay Among West European delega-

dis-

tions there were expressions of dismay. The British summed it up

repeat-

(See

KHRUSHCHEV,

Says

Page

24)

P.R.

UNITED NATIONS #—In his speech to the General Assemily, included Puerto Rico among the areas struggling for

independence,

He said, “Africa is boiling and swirling like an angry velcane. a heroic years.

The Algerian people have been waging for national independence for about six

the re-

de not believe in self-de-

evidently do mat, wil epee

rather

terday

three- stage

complete

concerned

back

Eisenhower

of it the old one

leave

were

was

areas

their

rights

the

people

of Kenya,

selfless

strujgie

in the struggie

manifested

is being

“Ever greater resolve

those

bewildered,

“neutrals”

inde

colonial

presented

Package,

Khrushchev

Ab lose who sincerely believe in self-determination will supper the position of the people of Puerto Rico,” Munoz

“nly

delegates

Struggles For Freedom

In & statement to the STAR, the Governor declared that

add’

appeared

Khrushchev

Gev. Muiioz last night condemned Soviet Premier Khrushchev’s mention of Puerte Rico as a colony as “an old Comsuunist line against the right of the people of Puerte Rico te ‘their self-determination.”

stated,

And

Red

peatealy> for this status.

proposed

pendence for "im the world.

look toward armament.

Boss Reference To P.R.

}

cause of easing ‘tensions. AS Indian delegate—representiny;

24)

‘Rico is a commonwealth in free association with States, and that the island’s people “have voted

apart, dispensing with the secreHe

dangerous prisoner to another jail for visiting purposes.

dent Eisenhower leaves off ce. Khrushchev's flurry of proposals

tary-general.

and

transporting

Khrushchev threw a handful of shock proposals at the U.N.|* General Assembly's historic 15th session. | He suggested that the assem. ly rip its operating machinery

Tanganyika,

Uganda,

fer

Ruanda

Urandi, Angela, Mozambique, Northern Rhodesia,“Southern Rhe» GOV. MUNOZ --, seme

desia, Sierra Leone, old story

Puerte

Rico and

many

South

West

Africa,

as well as West Irian,

other colonies.”

FHA Funds To Insure New Building _ By FREDERICK HARMON Federal Housing Administrate tion officials yesterday signed a commitment authorizing $28 million

FHA

mortgage

insur-

ance for the first section of the proposed Borinquen Towers a

project

288 Puerto

‘NEW APARTMENTS —This is a sketch of the proposed $10) million Borinquen Towers apartment project, slated: for Roosevelt

Ave.

in Puerto

Rico.

The

Roosevelt

Ave.

makes

Bo-

Nuevo.

commitment (See

FHA,

Page

24)

“> ery. 4}

THE SAN JUAN. STAR —Saturdey, September 24, 1960

[ UN. Personalities, Sidelights | RedCross Herter Says Nikita

American foreign policy firmly in hand,” von Eckardt said.

Declares War On UN

nily and

NEW YORK (#~—U. S. Secretary of State Christian A. Herter yes-

von Eckardt said, illuminated clearly

terday

still

described

part

Soviet

Khrushchev’s

Nikita

Premier

“His

= United

said

felt

strongly

the speech he went to of Dag Hammarskjeld,

be an immediate

fidence

taken

for

vote of con-

secretary-

Mest

the

disorderly other

visiters arrests

conduct

the

were

fer

ROME Antonio

(AP)—Foreign Segni

West

Germany's

press

chief,

ence

yesterday

Eithe

told

Eckardt,

government

a news

(#—Cuba’s

The

deplorable

confer-

gency

and

food,

miffed

Emer-

Ramon

said

that

she

had

to Castro;

Raul

Rea,

foreign

UNITED The Congo U.N.

was

NATIONS delegation

still

absent

min-

(AP)— to the yesterday.

admitted

membership

last Tuesday, were vacant pending a decision from the credential committee on which of the twa delega tions represents the Leopoldville § government. MOON

will

speak

take

him

Vega

is exSiate-

The

TEL .

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to advise

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PUERTO RICO ISLANDS—Partly

pr]

ee) am 11:46am.

our clients

WILLIAMS PLUMBING CORP. Mechanical . Engineers

Mayaguez

Pie-

Ponce:

Lew

our telephone number has been hams 1a: -

Monday

Mayaguez—Partly

scattered

eel

and the public in general that 7

dras.

4:33

the governget the Red

Bank

FORECAST:

;

NEW

Humacgo

open

City

scattered

Rio

the, govinstruct-:

WEATHER and

Toa Alta and at 5:30 p.m., he will speak- at the main plaza in Catano. Yesterday, he visited Loiza, Caand

workers

closely with people to the

National

Tomorrow, Munoz will — give talks in Quebradillas, Arecibo,

Alto,

pleased with decision and

whose body was found im a pub-' lie park here Thursday night. Guillermo Casellas Vicenti was last seen alive when he left his Mayaguez home for bd

to-|

Barceloneta,

Trujillo

i said |

also

worked. When cated, fee| Gucovecedl the body had a bruise over the right eye and a handkerchief tighten. ed around ona the ee neck. ee

Alta, and Toa Baja. Mufioz pected to hammer at the hood Republican Party.

rolina,

release

of a 34 year old employe of the

be.

and net at Toe || Mavaroess |geeAca SPM ee eis

his wallet was

Munoz

a hurricane

AGUADILLA-—Police are conducting a search for the killers:

day at 5:30 p.m. in the main plaza of Bayamon. It will be the highlight of a day's campaigning that will also

Mayaguez:

+ September %4, The moon rises teday af 9:26 A.M. and sets at

‘Ee mee ESA

Governor

be.

Cf Mayaguez Man

spoken

would

may

Police Hunt Killers

‘|Mufoz To Speak ‘TodayIn Bayamon

The seats reserved for the Congo,

action

press

Cross office morning.

at the Chair-

Committee,

hit by

his

work ment

and

Relief

service

in the event the island

was quite ernment’s

peo-

Governor’s

between

that Mr. Shea, who is vice presi- : dent of the American Red Cross, '

“du-

the

lost and thet said wellet contained vofi Credit Cards. businessmen are herewith edvised Watthat Credit Cards 3 on beating the name William A. Moroles, with address Box 624, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico, should not be honored until further notice.

EDHONE NUMBER

governor’s

contract

better

floods. The

flood

jis again

Garcia Santiago, president of the Planning Board, Miss John-

Cuban

Celia Sanchez, personal secretary

WILLIAM A. MORALES wishes tc inform lt uho Sept. 21,

the

Obviously

ister; various members of Cuba’s Reviewing I- delegation to the United Nations, Bitaly’s position and a number of Cuban newsmen. on issues before As he left his hotel, Castro was the United Na- acclaimed by about 1,000 frem behind police lines.

on or about

clothing

government

THE

that,

town because of work.”

the

rendered

money.

man

York

“unjustified of the Union.

that

when

the

aide to the governor,

the Red Cross and the insular government be examined se

with Garcia .about the closing of the Red Cross facilities and he was supposed to call her back to let her know what the

Suggested that savings achieved

be concerned

much

urged

act” viet

and

ple were doing the same . The Red Cross does not have that

Minister

and

started

decided

office

that

son

“There can be no doubt that by a world disarmament program should be used to aid under-dePresid E isenhower _ holds | veloped rf resident vel i countries, and strongly

moy

found

Prime

shehev at the Soviet’s New headquarters last night.

Pledged Italy’s Participation in any immediate program for economie and technical assistance t> the newly independent cquntries of Africa;

Thursday has thé initiative

Felix von

YORK

Cross

relief

bedding,

Minister Fidel Castro went to visit Soviet Premier Nikita Khru-

most

yesterday

assault

(AP)—President in his speech. to

Russia,”

NEW

as and

office.

| ;

prepared an official press rélease saying that the facilities of the government in Humacao will be ; made available to the: Red Cross

“The Red Cross,” said Assistant Director of Disaster, Charlotte- Johnson, does not duplicate work. We were giving out

the

that the Committee ef Ten immediately resume the disarmament talks which he said had been broken which the disarma-

lke Impressive, Says West German} over

bottom.” one of the

demenstrations.

U. N. assembly “clearly regained

glass,

ees

BONN senhower

Segni Backs U.S. Proposals At U.N.

(AP)—Since

foreign

another

water.

midnight, when pelice keeping scere, 40 per-

Wersial city.

poured

executive

office

Cross agreed

controversy

stricken plication

NASSER _ officials

its

Red

its

Castro Brings Gifts To Kremlin Boss

popular brands of Soviet mineral

sons have been arrested in conmection with incidents growing eut of the presence ef contre .

Gover-

Humacao

and the Red

re-open

,|the

airport

consulate

their

The

UAR.

the 2-hour KHRUSHCHEV

mark

embassy

and

drank deep and announced: “I am near the end and I am drinking this excellent Barzhom

Arrests Total AO During Assembly YORK

‘ling

“Barzhom, an excellent water.”

macao

by about 250 persons, includ-

with

After a talk described “cordial” between Munoz

Assem-

the

meeting

Monday.

session.

;| at

When she was contacted by the STAR the next day, Garcia had not called. Yesterday, Heriberte Algnso,

SUAREZ

Charlotte Johnson and Robert F. Shea of the American Red Cross, the government decided to close “within 72 hours,” its emergency relief office in Hu-

The Arab leader was greeted =

water te the Brazhom is

NEW

bly

observed.

general.

Sunday started

General

reopen

(AP)—President

tional leaders attending the United Nations

the 1 hour 2 minute mark, he

after

YORK

to join the grow. ing list of na-

re it to

Wetting his throat again at

After

Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic arrived yesterday

Taking a drink of water after minutes of talk, he said:

water...I commend you.”

the office U. N. se

the

NEW

MANUEL

nor Mufoz yesterday, Red Cross officials announced they would

Nasser In N.Y.C.

problems.”

“This is excellent Soviet

cretary general, and asked if there could

unsolved

ses

adding: “It the world’s

UNITED NATIONS (AP)— Khrushchev got in some commer¢ials during his U. N. speech.

“a real declaration of war against the structure, personnel and location of the U. N.” Less than an hour after the Soviet leader’s more than two-

regard that immediately

extraerdina-

impresive, quiet in tenor very definite in its form,”

Barzhom, Anyone!

Nations

hour address, Herter told the Foreign Press Associatién, at a Meeting in the Walderf-Astoria, that he considered it ‘‘an all-out attack” on the U. N.

that

was

supported President Eisenhower’s proposals for ending production of fissionable materials for arms arc for ‘guaranteeing the peaceful uses of cosmic space.

ees

General Assembly address as

BERTER

speech

ToReopen Its Humacao Office

Calf

ihy | |

CLASSIFIEDS

Tel. 3-8254 —

AME. SAN: IOAN STAR

tard September 24; 1860

CAP Jolted By Adverse Elections Board Rulings The (CAP)

J. LIDIN

the

Christian Action Party was jolted yesterday by

two adverse decisions Elections Board. The

two

minority

the

members

observers at the polls both local and insular

election boards. Representatives

Luis

Laugier

Leopoldo

and

gueroa, the

Dr.

respective

Archilla Fi-

delegates

Independence

and_

hood Parties on Board, opposed

the the

State-

Elections Popular

Party-backed motion as ry to the electoral law.

Only Recognized . Only recognized

contra-

parties to

give

electoral

not

candidates

said

the

including

5-Hour

the

CAP

facilities for

their own (Popular tical advantage.

The

but

Populars,

seek

certain

Party)

Board

five-hour

tac-

Meeting

meeting

the

Elections Board also saw the Independence and Popular Party delegates team up to defeat a

Statehood

Gov.

Party

Mufioz

call

motion

Archilla would be Mufioz

con-

said such action academic since Gov.

supposedly

meeting

‘that

a, special ses-

sion of_ the, Legislature sider the CAP matter.

and

power

opposes

the

such

board

has

the

Le-

summon

gislature.

Parties “principal

Parties,” or “parties tion,” are entitled to

the

Populars

ef the insular board turned down a motion of Popular Party delegate Sen. Samuel Quinones which would allow the CAP to have and on

minority

from

Statehood Republican chairman Miguel Angel

by petihave ob-

Mendez called to amend the

servers in the electoral system, they argued. - Archilla, citing a published

that

the

toral

Party Garcia

for the election

CAP

equality

session law so

could

enjoy

elec-

with

the

other

parties,

statement by Popular Party leader Jorge Font Saldafia that

Under a recent ruling of Commonwealth Justice Dept,

the

CAP is permitted to run at-large

CAP

will

bleed

votes

from

the the

dent

under

its

insignia—

gubernatorial

commissioner

and

resi-

candidates.

But since it failed to meet two

basic

requirements

the of

party by petition, it will be limited in local elections to the 58 precincts where the party

registered.

| The CAP just missed getting the needed three-fourths of all island precincts, but did meet the requirement of 70,000 signatures from registered voters.

Dept. Of Education Allots School Funds

CONFERENCE OFFICIALS—Dr. Juan A. Pons, left, a specialist on old age medical problems and organizer of

the Conference on Aging, talks with Dr. Ramon

The Department of Education has set aside $493,479. to be distributed proportionately among the island’s municipalities during

the

present

fiscal

year.

Each municipality will use the school funds*for projects requiring immediate attention. Until they

are

used,

deposited

treasury

under

the the

funds

will

municipality’s

a trusteeship.

‘a psychology

professor

at the

during a session yesterday.

University

(STAR

About

400 people

yesterday

Conference

were

sessions

on hand

the

for the Aged

Concha

First

began

The

conference

prepare

material

being

for

held

the

forthon in

January. The meeting in San Juan will

and

suggestions

used

Washington

gather

use

material

the

meeting.

The delegates broke up into smaller groups for the afternoon *61

Fords,

this Fairlane

500

MODELS—Like

Tudor,

which

session

all other,

may

yesterday

rehabilitation,

education,

recreation and other faced by the aged.

problems

Misunderstanding 8

coming White House’ Conference the Aged which will be held

1961

Rico

Photo)

nomic,

Hotel.

tal and government personnel, is aimed at providing more information about the problems facing the aged. It began informally Thursday night when about 200 people attended opening testivities.

SHORTENS ‘Its

Ramirez,

Puerte

Conference For The Aged Under Way At La Concha The conference, attended by doctors, social workers, and hospi-

F ORD

discuss

eco-

Upsets’

Gevernor

Mufioz

Muitoz was “‘upset’’

yesterday when he learned the program for Thursday night’: opening festivities for the Conference for the Aged listed him as welcoming speaker.

Muiioz, the STAR learned yes: terday, had notified official planning

the

conference

several

weeks ago that he cauld nel appear. He was upset yesterday over the conference planners not withdrawing his name from the program, Conference officials were net available for comment.

shown

when Ford representatives meet here next month, is nearly four inches shorter and two inches narrower than the 1960 automobiles. (AP Photo)

Latin Ford Dealers To Hold Convention Here Next Month dealers

from

1961

line of Fords.

Fomento Administrator doro Moscoso will be _

speaker

South

America month

will

gather

conven-

here

for

tion held

and sales meeting to be at the Dorado Beach Ho-

tel. It

will

the

first

time.

for

the Ford International Group to hold its annual gathering of overseas distributors in Puerto Rico. On view during the three-day convention, will

which

models

opens of

the

Oct.

entire

UNION CHURCH 2310

Laurel St.,

Donald You

are welcome

at the English

and

School Service

9 A.M, and 11:00 A.M, Youth Groups 6:00 p.m. Phone

3-4197

welcoming — lun-

the

Dorado

Oct.

and Robert N. Conn, Ford seas distributor manager.

Among the vities are a Picture-stage

same driving

show

the

Pa-

San Juan later the

PLACES)

MORE OFTEN

day, an exhibition of testat

the

Dorado

hotel

OF SAN JUAN Punta

oyer-

convention actitwo-hour motion

ramount Theater in on October 2, and

MORE JETS MORE

Other speakers include: Victor Z. Brink, Ford expert manager,

E. Johnson,

Specking Church which serves people of all faiths.

Church

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automobile

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— Saturday, September 24, 1960

$3 Million Star Kist Tuna Plant Officially Opened In Mayaguez MAYAGUEZ—Star be, $3

Kist

Cari-

Inc. officially opened its new million tuna fish packing

plant

here

yesterday

amid’ pre-

dictions that Puerto Rico is on its way to becoming the tuna fish packing center of the world. The about

new 400

plant, now employing people, will be able

The Rice point

cost

living

Puerto

tenth 128.6

of a (1947-

Department’s Statistics.

The cost of- all foods advanced with

the

cost

point

133.9,

locally

duced foods rising of a point to 169.1.

pro-

five-tenths

The clothing and related services and housing categories each Point

ively,

moved up onetenth of a to 106.9 and 121.8 respect-

while

miscellaneous

goods

and services remained changed at 132.2.

un-

US.

August

after

(®—Living

costs

States leveled off in rising

steadily’

but

stewly since January, the Labor Department reported yesterday. consumer price index ¢om-

piled

the

department’s

Bureau

of Labor Statistics was unchanged last month at 126.6. This meant Prices

than base

were

26.6

per

full

of mil-

swing,

probably

The

135,000

square

foot

cials, Vega

|‘

cent

higher

the average for 1947-49, years for the index.

the

ac-

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municipal

the

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to a closed

developments

door

Cuba,

for

both

the

catch

swearing in new

Castro

session Thursday

such

the

deelara-

Mayaguez

present

to defend

PARIS

new

plant

rer, vice president for marketing for

the

Kist

parent

Foods,

company,

Inc.,

Island, Calif. Fomento dredged and

built

new

Star

Terminal

the

pier

harbor for

preparation

By STERLING DENVER, Colo.

un-

for

the

Sha

John

Kennedy

grily

rebuked

GREEN (AP)—Sen. yesterday

Vice

an-

President

possible

new

country

telephone

facilities

community

projects

Francisco and banizations in

the

San

urare

diseussion

Club.

Assurances

that

installed

for

club,

other

Santa. Maria Rie Piedras

Franmar be

and

members

telephones in both

declaring that “personal attacks and insults” will net halt Communism—nor win the November The

Assured Telephones

areas

during 1961, were given the club’s Board of Directors by S. Galvez Maturana, public rela tions director of the Puerto Rico Telephone Company. A publie telephone was installed re-

NOW you can have cently in the area. added security with Officers of the club, are Woven-Wire Window. Davila, president; Antonio Yfffonso, vice president; Mrs. Guards. nita Cordero, secretary,

presidential

campaign

suddenly became a Kennedy-vsNiton slugfest in its eighth week, as the Democratic nominee addressed 7,000 followers whp overflowed the amphitheater in

Denver’s

Civie

Center.

There were yippees and cries “Ata boy” as Kennedy as

setted

that

the

danger

the

country lies in hiding its shortcomings and perils rather than in “speaking up for a stronger

America,”

“It is not naive to eall for imereased strength,” Kennedy said. “It is naive to think that freedom can prevail without it.” The Massachusetts Senator stressed the word “naive,” used by

Republican nominee in Dan the on WednesAl- Springfield, Jua- day, and in earijer talks. and Nixon had accused Kennedy Clyde E. Dickey, Jr., treasurer: of “selling America short,” and Board members include: John of “naively” damaging the counJ. Burns, Leopolde Garcia, Vi- try’s position by creating discente Hita, Jr., Hiram Torres unity while Soviet Premier NiRigual, Jose Escudero, Jose G, kita. Khrushchev and other Gonzalez, Henry Gibson, Peter world Iéaders are in New York Najera, A. L. Monserrate AnEduardo

Biascoechea

Mrs. Leticia de Juan y Toro.

and

the only here

fer

the

United

Nations

General

Assembly.

competent

since

French

our

court

would

marriage,

it is our

Divorce’

husband

in Paris. legal

of film

to it and

regard

its judgement

the

actress

a divorce issued | ThursMoreuil told a reporter

“We've

home,

been

living

the

Seine

Tribunal which alone can handle our divorce,” he said. only

valid

“I'll. apply

one.”

ses

Pope John Returns To Vatican City VATICAN

CITY. @—Pope

John XXIII returned to Vatiean City

yesterday after a two-month stay in his summer residence Castel Gandolfo. The Pope also made one of his frequent unscheduled sidetrips. The pontiff went to Subiaco, a town 45 miles south of

Rome.

election.

Two Urbanizations

Won’t Moreuil,

There

the Pope

to the tradition,

visit the sacred

Saint Benedict s

London

grotto

performed é

where,

according

a three-year

penitence.

Payroll Robbers Have Big Day

LONDON

(AP)—Payroll

robbers struck four times in Londen

yetserday for a total of 40,500 pounds ($113,400) in loot. biggest coup—30,000—was pulled off by five masked men intercepted

a money

truck

bound

for the

Handley

Page

The who

aircraft

= at Radlett, Hertfordshire. The gang blocked a street in e Circlewood district of London with a small sedan. When =

money

truck stopped, they swarmed

guards and

Guam

the driver throwing

Air Crash

over it, blackjacking

pepper

Death

two

in their eyes.

Toll

Now

AGANA, Guam (#—Another victim of the World Airways crash here died yesterday, bringing the known death toll to 79. U. S. Air Force Staff Sergeant James Thomas Terry succumbed from multiple burns at the Naval hospital here. Five persons are still officially

listed

missing

and

there

are

but

known

survivors.

One of the 15 is in critical condition. The others were repertedin good condition.

Dock

Workers

End

Strike

Britain

LIVERPOOL, England ®—Britain’s six-week old dock werkers’ strike ended yesterday when striking seamen decided to return to work. More than 1,000 Liverpool workers voted to end their wildcat walkout and seamen in Manchester, Cardiff, Glascow and Sunderland reluctantly followed suit. . ee

Pakistan LAHORE,

Wants Pakistan

Kashmir

Issue

Solved

(AP)—President Mohammad Ayub Khan

warned yesterday that any Pakistan and India “stands

settlement of the disputes between in danger of being nullified” unless

with

FREE

West

Backs

Atomic

Inspection

Plan

VIENNA W—Western nations at the general conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency yesterday solidly supported an inspection plan against diversion for ‘military use of nuclear materials and equipment. The plan was rejected by the Cemmunist bloc. The Brazilian, Argentine, British and Portugese delegates declared

evolvement

safeguard

measures

(inspection)

cell

MORRO

FENCE CORPORATION TEL. 25967 Fernandez

Step 214

Junces

—

Ave.

Senturce

Applications for the operation of an Optical Shop under a concessionaire contract are now being received. Interested parties

should contact colonel P. F. Johnson

or Mr. Charles Bennett, Extension Exchange.

one

of the three-year-old “atoms for peace” organization’s major tasks.

Estimete,

OBLIGATION,

—

the Kashmir issue is solved. Ayub Khan ‘gave the warning after bidding farewell to Indian Prime Minister Nehru wha spent four and a half days discussing the problems with him, |

For

tourist divisions

accusations.”

Jean Seberg, refused yesterday to recognize day by U.S court at Marshalltown, lowa.

THOMASW. CRUMP ...laumehes

Spouse

and

of his staff to be alert

against , insidious

#—Francois

charged that his country’s

colonies. Dr. Cezar Moreira Batista, the statement during a ceremony of

He urged members

Portugal

Actress’

was

in Africa

directors of the information

_ Of his secretariat.

fishing

vessels.

Defends Stand

in its African secretary, made

national

Rico

Presidential Campaign —_ Turns Into Kemedy Noon Slugfest Sh

selmi,

Cuba’s

LISBON: (AP)—Portugal’s information chief there was an international conspiracy against

offi-

and the canning ends of the operation, being near the great South Atlantic fishing grounds and having “excellent” harbors. Star Kist, he said, is currently fishing waters off Peru and ship-

would

recent

Portugal

ce-

He said the island is a “stra-

the

presented

request was

concerning

cannery.

under

The

has asked

tion of San Jose, against Soviet infiltration and Khrushchev’s profession of friendship for Cuba, and his threat of rockets on the United States.

build-

Industrial Development Co., the financial arm of Fomento. Thomas W. Crump, president of the company, praised Puerfo Rico and the city of Mayaguez as the ideal location for a tuna

(AP)—Argentina

eee

president

ping

WASHINGTON

of the Inter-American Defense Board. An Argentine official said the question was asked on the basis of “public knowledge”

including Mayor Baudilio and Carlos Passalacqua,

tegic”

BRIEF

regime to tell hemisphere nations whether Cuba can be counted on, from a military standpoint, to cooperate in the future, with the American republics, it was learned yesterday.

200

more people will be hired, eording to the company.

Also

Levels Off In August im the United

are

refrigerated

Cost Of Living

WASHINGTON

lion cans, officials said. The annual payroll is estimated to be $750,000. When operations

monwealth

monwealth Bureau of

pounds for

remonies were attended by Com-

according to by the Com-

one-tenth

20,000 enough

Yesterday’s

49 equals 100), figures released Labor Labor

out

a year,

Cuba Questioned ‘On Military Cooperation

ditioned.

Increase

chmbed one in August to

turn

ing is almost completely

Cost Of Living Shows

to tuna

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September 24, 1960

Market Declines Sharply | little

active

trading|on

The’

market

er and

was

fairly

slightly

active

ening

following

line.

turned

first

hour

and

prices

deteriorate

going

final

half

low-

at the

lewer

New

lost

lion.

op-|

Thursday's

the

changed The

the | Allied

hour.

DISP

\ A)

—The

loss

General

Electrie

es.

a a

the

-—1

At the close stocks were Ain “ around their lows for the day. um Co Most losses ranged from a |4Merada Pet

aa 58

=a = +h

Most mieals,

ay ™

—2% —”

Chal

of the steels, autos, che aircrafts, petroleums,

Airlines

xe Am

19%

an & Pp

—%

sugar

454%

—%

Otis

Elev

past | Armco

59%

31%

—%

Pac

62%

+1%

Treasury

gold

lost

during

the

the largest drain

6.04

6.838 | new

lows.

Bish

Lew

Mag ay a

SOR 3.06 =

ROD 3200 3m

DOW

closed

con-|

on U.

S.|Assoe

In-

totaled

New

and

212

highs/|

against

Steel

D G

Boeing Air

Standard

and Poor’s 500 stock

Pac

i L.)

FUTURES

Cer

Pas

Bomrbons

36.75-37.00A

mA. fimwer S3comarscen |

JONES

Mar

26 RRS

Of 165

65 STKS

396.42 Off

: futures

$3.62 Off 0.25} Dee 177}

A-Asked;

anne

355

and 5S ela Close

zg Palm

ssin|Comw Ed

saniCen

Edis

Meo 3440 0 3444n | COMtainer closed 7 higher. Sales | Cont Oil

Mish Lew

“4.1

N-Nominai,

4.05

44.06N4CTane ‘Crn

JET

FLIGHTS

EVERY

NEW

er call the Worid’s

homens ea

Most

Experienced

Alriine.

18% 5648

ilk —1%

Patino

Vach

RR Cola

—l1

—1%

—% Unch =

63%

a +%

30%

—%

eS-

—% +%

—%

—*%

—%

46%

+i,

Pfizer

Phelps D Philip Mor

47144 71

Pure

East Food

114 29%

—1% —%

Firestn

Unch

Food

—_—"%,

62 34% Me 30 42

—M% —3% —1 +h —1%

Ko Fair Math

Dynam Elec Mills Motors

Tel

—h

Oil

314%

—M%

5912 54

+2% —-1%

1162

162

+3%

3412 56°%

—li% —1%

Reyn Met Reyn Tob Roan Ant Roy Dutch StReg Pap

35% 80 358 331% 321%

—-1% —' Unch —* Unch

Sears

—*

Roeb

Shell Oi Shell Tran Sinclair Socony

355% ll%* 34%

Mobil

So Am G & So Cal Ed Southn Co Sperry Rd Std

Brand

Oil (NJ) Oil Oh

4018 48%

—% +%

Stud Pack Texaco Thom R W

1242 73 5434

—* Unch —1

—%

Tidewat

Oil

Twent Cen Tran W Airs Un Carbide Un Oil Cal Un

nly

255%

—*%

18% 9% 2812

—% Unch Bid

Gillette Goodrich

18M 5656

—* —%

US Smelt US Steel Warner Bs Pics

Goodyear

33%

Unch

Gulf Oil Inge Rand

274 6912

—& +4

Mfg

88%

—-2

38% 545

+h —1%

—% Unch +% —%

Pac

Unch —'

4935

3812 11% 111% 40%

Unit Fruit US Indust US Lines

—2%

Paper

+% —Y% -~% kk +%

49% 13

= = —

6% 61% 45% 203%

-1% —M

Ga Pae Getty Oil

4258 3812

~ Unch

—%

+h% --—% Unch

4818

Cal Ind

46'2

34%2

+2%

Rayonier

2742

Tire

War

Rub

Lam

—%

27% 1% 49%

Unch —l’% —%

69%

Unch

West Uni Westg A Bk Westg Elec

455% 2332 48%

—1% —M% —%

Worthin

44%

—*

Yale And Towne Yng Sh& T Zenith

Market

Total

Tone

28 88 115%

Sales

Unch —2% —l%

Lewer

2,580,006

Of Special Interest

31%

Unch

Kaiser Al Kennecott

34 76%

Unch + ¥%

(Courtesy of the San Juan Merrfl, Lyuch, Pierce. Fenner

Koppers

37%

+Y%,

Central

Libby Owens Ligg & My

4912 8312

—1% -_“%

Chase Manhattan Com. Oil Ref. Co. Fajardo East, Sugar Fajardo East. Sug. pf. First Natl. City Bank Maule Industries Pueble Supermarkets P. R. Telephone So. P. R. Sugar

Lockh

Air

23%

—%

tie

ies

| Mare

Qil

Martin Merck

MGM

Minn Mg Mfg Monsaa Ch

Mpl Hon

Unch

49}, ase

—1% =a

36%

66% 37%

-—% —%

135

—%

+) Unch

Raytheon Repub Stl

St St

—2% Unch

447%

Quaker RCA

+% —%

186 24

Pet

Proct & G

745% 205%

duPont East Air

—%

39}2

Dow Dress

Che In

11%

Pepsi

Oil Oi

Joy

end the Continent. Hop right over to your Travel Agent

Air Pict

St St

Int Tel & Tel Jones & L

San Juan

+1%4

Pan A Param

—%

Int

Up to 12 Jet Clippers* dally between

2312

1% ly

6514

—' —%

sn M arv Int Nick

WEEKEND

17%

40'2

29% 28%

“

307 RECINTO SUR— SAN JUAN — TEL: 3-8000

Distill Corp Doug Air

Grace & Co YORK

17%

General

DOUBLES

43%

Zell

Cent Am

Curt Wr

Gen

—%*%

21% 50

Close |COrn Pd

Unch

22%

62%

Phillips

—%

“ie

| Cocaes ColaSv

32%

23% as

ROB see pee eu APT Cotten tet San. any Pap 3.01 | Com and freight offering included Santos | emetron =

Ford Gen Gen Gen .| Gen

17%

Celanese COFFEE

NEW YORK (AP)-Cissing Dow Jones | ‘Sep jn” anak

PAN

BurlnInd

Cdn

—-

aay

Bridg Brass

93 | Burroughs

Clese .

averages: *

15 UTIL

unchanged.

6.06

Salesiclosed

225

—* +1

$181 | Anaconda

sugar | ‘¢climed, 237 advanced

51 8042

-—4 +%

1960

No.

Gyps Lead

+h —+%

_-—%

Cise|for

Sales

Nat Nat

59% 2648

16%

Low

futures

—%

Nat Dairy Nat Dis

32% 40%

Hish to § higher.

—-M%

Oil Mathi

SUGAR FUTURES |" 0 1,202 issues traded, 753/500 War,

Werld

Cash

Airl

3 lewer

Bis

Nat

Ohio Olin

Tel

‘Tob

2944

New

Nat

Nwst

organ as the teventionsl Monetary Pead.

lower.

—% —% —4%

Tel

oe ae ; willTW visit principal towns.

2878 11% 671%

—%

news|

ority. The Lampmobile, housed im an air conditioned trailer, peauaiat perme were made aioe a

closed

Mont Ward Moore McC Motorola

91%

advanced|Am

following

+% —%

gael

avetage

to 209.50.

61%

also

trend

35% 624

(AP)—Domestie

Press

fell 2.10

2 Unc

the

GE, explains a point to Felix Cerdova Diaz, manager of | gold in ome week in 29 years,|Atl Refin supplies and services for the P. R. Water Resources Auth- | €xcept for several weeks when | Bendix Av

YORK

stocks

against

Above, left, Norberte Gonzalez, of International | was

NEW

Associated

Sramegs net Same comer) am Sueur

island giving demonstrations and lectures for industry and| week to overseas accounts. This | Armour

Phote)

The

traveling exhibition of the latest imprevements in lighting | the

(STAR

The Dow Jones 30 industrials were down 6.95 to 585.20. |

index

-k%

Gold

Lampmobile,

and eleetric lamps developed by GE, is making a tour of the | miilion

commerce.

net

airlines, rails, drugs and elec-|4m Smeit

: .

bil

Chem

Allis

few cents to around $3 a share. =

Ex-

$2.5

Market Quotations—

the

continued into

Stock

about

for the week was $121, indicat-

dec-

York

yesterday.

ing a loss of around $6.7 billion in the quoted value of all listed stocks.

eee:

index fell 46 cents to NEW yeax (APL Tha stock | Based on this tin oe market declined rather sharply | quoted value of all stocks listed

Bid

Franklin

Grand’

Aguirre

Stores

Union

Nebraska . Cons.

office of & Smith,

Ask

58% 4% 23% 29 7544 1% 15% 50% 16

;

58% 4% 30NS 76 16 J

27% 15%

16%"

THE

SAN JUAN STAR—

Saturday, September 24, 1960

Housing Conference Plans Metals Cheered By Steel Orders For Nov. 17-18 Announced jup

Plans | toe the - forthcoming Puerto Rico Housing Conference were

announced

Thursday

Acthur Zalduondo, president the Homebuilders Association Puerto

Rico.

Speaking association, the

of of

at a meeting of the Zalduonde outlined

tentative

program

for

the

conference, which is scheduled for Nov. 17-18, at the San Juan Intercontinental Hotel. The conference, which is being sponsored by the Homebuilders

Association

Puerto

Rico and Region Six of the National Association of Home Builders,

will

bring

and San

mortgaging Juan. Mayer

San

top

authorities

Will

Juan

construction

Open

City

Feli-

Also

Zal-

addres-

Administrator

Moscoso

speak.

17,

welcoming

Fomento

doro

Teo-

scheduled

slated

speak

Renewal

Corp. A series have

been

and

Martin

panel

quet

for

the

ished

National

Bartling,

president

the

much

the

evening

Nov.

17.

Copper, lead are plagued

offite in Johnson,

San Juan, and Ragnor FHA zone commissio-

ner

this

for to

beset

and zinc markets with worldwide

gain

weaka

cest

thank-

in orders

Jorge

tonnage

November.

SHIP

Jacksenvilie Hambure.

Thursday’s

meeting,

ORESTES

for

apprentice

the

program

through

Common-

develop

apprentice-

Of the 1,500 apprentices now registered with the Department of Labor, more than 200 are in the construction field, Otero said.

disappointing

up-and-down

closely Now cated

tied

AZALEA

petition,

propositions,

business

cycles.

their situation is compli-| by overseas political and

only

with

8.1

DEPARTURE

SEPT. =

SEPT. z

mers seem

can turn when too high.

metal

States.

finds

West

a prime

Europe

3.3

OPERATOR

Jacksonville

Aatwerp,

Geaira.

Pte.

Cabello

Rotterdam,

Brem

Aust Ham

Waterman

NY.

KATHRYN

N.Y.

Peace, N.Y.

Mayaguez,

Bull

EMILIA FRANCES

Phila. N.Y.

a 2

» 2

Peace, N. ¥.

Mayagucs

But Lises Ball Liees

CRISTIANA

Saa Francises. East Bay.

Guenta.

Waterman

Oct.

Cristobal

Netherland: Reyal Steamshp Compam’

Oot.

M Y.. Norfolk. Balt. Puila.

Isbrandizen pany

WATCH NEXT SUNDAY ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT RACING EVENTS

FOR NATIVE THOROUGHBREDS TWO YEARS OLD...1,.200 METERS

stenographer

ation

of the

Agency

trol

Center

Federal

Oceanic at

the

Avi-

Area

GREAT PURSE OF $7,600

Con-

International

Airpert, has received a sustained superior

performance

award.,

one of -the highest awards of the agency.

with

the

check

fer

award.

$100

(STAR

Cardiologo, San Jorge, Radiola, Debla, Sevillano, Rescale, Paladin, o Comanche, Yunque, My Count.

came

phote)

_ New Housing Project

in Guayama To Open A

298-unit

public

will

inaugurated

ject

at Guayama newal and

housing

by the Housing

R. The project, which 887,497, has two and

pro-

tonight

Urban Corp.

Re ve |

buildings,

from

one

addition,

ceater, ing,

there

and

The.

and

cost $1, four-story

apartments

five

bedrooms.

project

be, named

after Puerto Rican poet Luis Pa les

Matos.

build-

space.

will

community

administration parking

POST TIME 3 P.M.

WIN!

Lincs

Lines

COMANDANTE | 10 ORROW! P.R. FUTURITY

GETS AWARD—Mrs. Bl Harrington, eof 135 Eufrades Street, Rie Piedras, a secretary-

Line

Sesiand of P. R_ Guaira,

AT THE EXCITING HOME OF THE FABULOUS 5/6 POOL...EL

con-

ferences, Zalduondo said. These discussions will cover various

ANDY

Co ssRoyal chip Netheriasds

EAGLE

still

OR AGENTS TMT Lines

Hambuerg,

FLYING

market.

Jacksonville. N.Y.

Uniea

prices

Slackness of demand for steel is most noticeable in the United

FLENSBURG

Antwerp,

each

SCHEDULES.

ARRIVAL

Bremen,

not

other, but with the steadily increasing number and volume of substitutes to which their custo-

labor uncertainties. Long range considerations include technical, and mechanical advancements that magnify

Ponce

CITY

their current capacity duce well in excess of jean aa, Mest observers think this could last for a few years longer. There is also growin? com-

August

Situation Complicated The metals industries tend

FROM

CAROLINA

chairman

SHIPPING GOSLAR

outlined

workers

Zalduon-

Department’s

wealth’s ship.

both

L. Otero, director of the

division, new

have

increase

untilat least

discussions,

act

two of the de said. Also in

area,

moderate

output

The ‘Federal Reserve Board has made the predi¢tion of a less than normal advance in September official, after reporting

industries.

of | ful for the belated

Will Continue Friday The panel discussions will continue on Friday, Nov. 18. Wendell Edwards, director of the Federal Housing Administration

discussions

scheduled

‘Mies

Federal

cheer

metals

the National Association of Home reported in recent days, still Builders, will, speak at a ban-| are mostly reconciled to only a

Housing

the

jsome

is | OVoT Supplies and price ness. Aluminum has scheduled to speak at one of | squeeze on profits. these panel discussions. And steelmen, though Zalduondo announced that |

the morning session are local architect William Reed and Carlos M. Alvarado, director of the Urban

dent of Mortgage

Labor

Following ses,

Nov.

and financ-

ing home constructions. J. Stanley Baughman,

agreed

Talk

Manager

sa Rincon de Gautier is scheduled to open the conference on the morning duondo said.

phases of mortgaging

NEW YORK (#—A slight pickin steel orders is bringing

Com-

SAN JUAN

THE

STAR — Saturday, September 24, 1960

Nixon Proposes Six-Point Farm Plan For Price Support, Surplus dynamic program for farm progress. The challenge before us

B. VACCARO

ERNEST

SIOUX FALLS, S. D. u—Vice President Richard M. Nixon proposed to midwestern farm voters a

and

greatly

retirement

land

expanded

“Operation

Lovers (rice with

Rico

Presidential

Republican

pared for delivery at the National Plowing Contest. Nixon did not spell out deof his

vels

price

support

what

crop-to-crop

aiming.

ideas—

But

le-

de-

elared: “Price and

phase

supports important

have

place,

place, in

Con

Available

move to a long-

a outlined six-point eandidate program to “keep new, burdensome surpluses from accumulatfing” in a campaign address pre-

say

in-

Safeguard.”

‘Arroz

term pric¢e support system with levels based on an average of prices market over the immepreceding diately years.” crop

second

them

first

phase,

which

of-

ernment-held

surplus

ageable levels four years.

over

man- |

a period

program.

said, “we should

tails

“to use

his two-party approach to the farm program, which he called

price-depressing surplus Once farm stoeks are to reduced bring supply into a better re he with demand, lationship

The

ways

telligently.” It was the

“an sup-

called he what yesterday effective system” of price

ports

is to find

The

fered last week at Guthrie Center, Iowa, and called “Operation Consume,” is designed to reduce the current $9 billion gov-

of a favorite pigeon peas)

Agricultural

Gandures’

Year

Round

Puerto Rican dish “arroz con are advised by the Usiversity

Experimental

Station

that

following

gandures” of Puerto

develop-

ment of a new freezing technique, pigeon peas will be available all year. The station’s Laboratery Nourishment Technolog has developed a means of freezing pigeon peas ‘“‘seo that the preduct will be preserved up to two years without losing its quality, its flavor, or its nutrition.” This means, according to an announcement, that pigeon peas, up to now a seasonal product, can be available all year. Pigeon peas with rice has long been one of the mainstays of the Puerto Rican diet. The Experimental Station began yesterday to measure the public acceptance of frozen pigeon peas. In cooperation with the cooperative supermarkets in the San Juan metropolitan area, market tests will be conducted. The station will make the results of these tests kndwn to the local feed packing industry.

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THE SAN. JUAN. STAR — Saturday, September. 24, 1960

Miss Josefa. Collaze became the bride of €arlos Jaan Hernandez at a nuptial mass in Nuestra

Juan, was feted by the Mayaguez Beauty Specialists Association with a cocktail party at the home of Miss Cusi Vélex. im Prolonm gacién Vadi. A special guest was Mrs:

Olgw

de Marini,

from

San

LADY

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coach,

Fernandb:

TONITE AT THE

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are showm

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club

following

with

their

the opening

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ing were Luis Villabella and Mrs.

Presents

Miss Delgado To Wed Oct. 8

the second time Dora has won @ grand. prizein this annual com test. esse

Miss’ Carmen Belgado will beAbong the Mayaguezanas atcome the bride of Gregory Voteau tending the Conference on Aging at a ceremony to be held in the being, held. this. week-end at Hotel Union Churelt, Punta Las Marias, La Concha: in. Sam. Juan: are Miss at 7:30 p. m., Oet. 8. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mrs. Candida Paz de Delgado

Fhe. Spectacular.

of Guatemala:

Jesefina Warage,, social work supervisor, and Miss Edith Penny, director of Sovial Security and}:

and the late Luis’ Oscar’ Delgado. She studied at the University of Puerto

in front,

round of’ tte annual’ Inter-Island Women’s Golf Championships this year at Roose« veil Roads. The: ladies: have new golfing. apparel, purple shorts, pink blouses and pinic hats: for the: tourney, this year.. Vazquez. lias been. employed by the Fort Buchanan Golf Club: for the past seven. years.. (U.S: Army. Photo)

“La Casa de la Novia,” and her matron of. honor. was. Miss Pilar |i Santamaria

Vazquez,

president

Altrusa

@lub,

Rico and is employed

burg,

with A “beatnik” party and dance Development Bank. was held’by Nu ‘Sigma Beta fra: the sen of Mr: and ‘te-nity at their clubhouse, at: Ernest’ Voteau, of ChambersPa., stadied’ at the: Univer- which special guests were mem-

sity

the Industriat Mr. Voteau,

Mrs.

Chicago

Bngland: Rico

Industrial

amb

Oxford,

with

the

Puerto

Development

bers of Mu

Alpha

Co:

Miss Delgado will be: honored ning. this Sunday at 3 pi .m:. at a bridal shower

cin

inv

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home

Mrs.

Cu-

will

be the

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Catita

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youngsters

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PE Saturday,

By Carroll

September

24, 1960

you

are

very

careful.

Mest

conditions,

anything

but

every-

up existing

dees

not

corstructive

Righter pensive

GENERAL TENDENCIES: New you have a Saturday when you can get in a battle royal with whomever you are fond of, or with whom you have any sort of emotional relationship, unless

one is eager to break

have

put

its place. So, hold steady to what

urity,

matter

fice. PM.

¥*

~ eewemenedene

pleasure. no

Maintain what

assist

roe od

sec-

the

sacri-

a troubled

tie.

LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Getting nervous or upset over some real or fancied lack of respect on

the

part

another

could

cause you to drive with less than usual care and an accident.

ibrium

and

possibly get into Maintain equil-

don’t

take any

other

you know is proven. Wait better | chances, either. time for desirable changes. .. .. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) ARIES (March 21 to April 19) |It is wiser to get necessary and Be sure to remain neutral in any in{portant duties behind you toaltercation between a close tie}day, though you want relaxation and a stranger. Keep busily oc-|and affection. cupied at the duties awaiting LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) you, whether purely personal or} Having made an error, you want having to do with property, etc.|to vent your ire on a higher-up.

WORK

and

TAURUS

keep

mum.

This

disastrous.

A clever associate seems to think | take instead.

who

is too

20) | centrate

rectifying

one

20 to May

would on

that

(April

possessive!

SCORPIO

Con-

the

mis-

(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)

will try to interfere in any mut-/-You want to lodk into some inual plans you may have. Be sure | teresting new outlet but feel that you carry out any promises you|dull routine should come first.

have made. See that everyone is} This can be handled later in the kept in his own particular niche. | day just as well. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to If you don’t exercise great care| Dec. 21) Rather than listen to on

the

road,

you

may

have

se-|the

jealous

comments

others,

rious trouble and expense. Later,| be sure you do not lose your}

be loyal and stick to that fine friend who has your interests at

temper over some fair connected with

heart and is very meticulous. Avoid

financial af-| the one you!

love

not

MOON

CHILDREN

(June

standing

temptation

the

board

on some

you

temporary

give

in|of

over-| and ex-|

straight.

CAPRICORN

to July 21) You could jeopardize | 20) present

think

thorough and those who do

(Dec.

Jan.

Stick to whatever duties are primal

importance

today,

you could get into trouble if you endeavor

to mix

outside

with

in-

FRESHMAN QUEEN—Pretty, auburn-haired Maria Nufo, of Santurce, P . left,

shown

above

with

some

her

new

friends

the

University

R., at far

Bridgeport,

Conn., was on campus less than a week before being selected from 600 other girls as the college’s freshman queen. side

associations,

intimate

Maria

fairs with business interests, and the like. AQUARIUS

(Jan.

lto

Of U. Of Bridgeport Frosh

Feb.

19) Delve into new interests today. Don’t permit dull chores to bog you down. Confer with good associates for suggestions, also. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20)

Special

STAR

Queen

girls

of Bridge-

the class of about 1,300. Maria, 18, is the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Valentin Nuno

of of

te The

The University

A smiling exterior pleases everyone today and it could be the emans by which you relieve a rather difficult condition, as well, financial or careerwise. Also,.do not envy anyone or it eauses trouble later. IF ¥OUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY..... He, or she, is that type of

port

Connecticut’

taken

storm

person who feels that everything

|be fraught with many

desired must be foyght Teach early the Golden

and this early.

haired, ho.

she so

for first.| Rule. Al-!

magnetic campus

was

less

Maria

selected

teach

your

was

auburn-

than

on to persons their usefulness

since

your

Freshman

must

not

or is

youngster’s

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Nu-

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she

being

the

Her

the

people

she

was

still

Maria,

one

when

of 31 freshman upper-classmen

chosen

with

mother

Bridgeport

girls selected by to compete for

the title of Queen, emerged as one of the seven finalists. But Mrs. Nuno had left the night of

the Freshman Ball when Maria won the crown. Not being able to wait to write her parents the wonderful

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She

speechless

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Santurce.

but

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and in

stunned

with

other

news,

she

telephon-

once.

always

wanted

study

the States,” she says, “and

1848

for private

Sen

will

changes, be

in Puerto Rico

PUERTO terrace

Justo

things ended,

La Mallorquina SPANISH

ls Queen

Nuno

even

better

than

I like

thought

would. Everyone “has been so wonderful to me that I just haven't had time to be homesick. I am going home for Christmas, though,” she smiles. Maria is a graduate of Our

Lady of Perpetual Help Academy in Santurce. When she was college-hunting, she larger universities

avoided feeling

the that

she would be more at home in a small school. “I did not want

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hearty

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dad

years

have

keeps

her

T went to visit my -sister in Topeka and she had ten bull-

keeps an eye open for the more practical things—like money for

dogs

instance.

in her

her

house.

When

been

lap

during

I went

dinner

Now

YOU

say it’s O.K.

both

come

I think

separated telling

life

romance.

was

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smart

girl

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enough

mind—but

said

anyone

about

the

girl who

obliged t» thank everychipped in; even though

DEAR

IN:

The

amount

card simply saying “Thank for the lovely wedding gift,”

you

this man language

common

inter-

way

for

imstance.

fer

money

girl who

earns

every

marries

cent

it.

know

I’m

I’m my

DEAR fice

got

ANN: A married

Mr. the

couple

months ago. She’s very pleasant and everyone likes her. The of-

C. Tilley, president Club

o!'

Puerto

Freeman, Jr., ir: Beverly on Friday, September 30. Inter-American

San

German,

will

University,

address

group.

milk

Federal Academy

Alumni To Honor

THE 4 INK SPOTS

The Federal Academies Alumni Association (graduates of any of the five Federal Academies: Annapolis,

West

Point,

Air

Force, Coast Guard, Maritime) will honor two of its departing members,

Lt.

Lt. Bill Maki this evening

Ft.

Brooke

Joseph

Macri

and

at a farewell party at 8 p. m. at the

Officer’s

Club,

Festivities

will

include

a free

steak dinner wards,

and

dancing

after-

Leftover

meat

cecktail party, door prizes, big

Note

to brides:

stew

may

ing

dishes

put

into

and

small

covered

bak-

with

pastry for meat pies.

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Dr. Ronald C. Bauer, president of

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Maeri And Maki

Rico,

has announced that the second annual dinner party for the alumni of Yale. Harvard and Princeton will he held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hovey T.

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and his famous orchestra

hot

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thought chip in

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DEAR

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she

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Apparently you and don’t speak the same

anything

our

far

wed-

it was only $1? Several of us would like to know.—_IN DOUBT

chance.

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her

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ding

mistake

marrying

says

dollar

and

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THE KEY ISSUES

Half-Time Score Is Not The Payoff

~ KENNEDY Vs.

By WILLIAM

NIXO

WASHINGTON—The

— ss KENNEDY

At this halfway

ON DEFENSE

(EDITOR’S

NOTE:

This is the sixth in an exclusive series

JACK

STAR

Washington

voting

defense are Vice President

and

have

farther about

John

America’s

military

mainly

ideas future.

ques-

build

produce

posed

defense

supplies

They

and

their

asked for

rean War. Kennedy the bill in the House,

Kennedy

farther

split

national

drifting

apart

The

nearly identical, Richard M. Nix-

Sen.

been

Ithough

records

administration

authority

Bureas

WASHINGTON—A

their

o¢ratic

WILSON

the

plants

the

Ko-

supported Nixon op-

Senate.

split

foreign

for

their

military

votes

aid

that

on year,

but their positions were just the reverse of what they had been two

years

earlier

the

same

tion of emphasis. Both believe we should spend more than we

general subject. In the House, Kennedy voted to chop $350,000,-

are

000

nedy be

military

efforts.

Ken-

believes the increase should bigger

that

than

we're

Nixon

in worse

does,

shape

“recast

our

the

President

and

mutual

now.

Nixon

The Democratic and Republican platforms are similar in this respect The Democrats

pledge

from

Truman

voted

cut

duce

for

the

Senate,

against

attempt

against

that

requested

security.

then

military

$8,500,000,000

$500,000,000

attempt

and

re-

$250,000,000.

In 1948, both voted “yes” on bill to provide an additional

eral

reduce

the size of the Air Force.

Nixon,

later voted

aggressions.”

The “there

plank

ceiling

America’s

price

security.

The

Nixon For Cut At First When the Truman administrain 1949 asked for $1,161,000,for military aid to the

North

Atlantic

the

House

cut

the

voted Redy

seeurity

voted

269

amount

pact,

151

half.

Nixon

for the reduction, Kenagainst it. But when the

bill eame back for a final vote after the Senate had acted, with the full amount restored, both woted

for

it.

In 1951, after Nixon ed

over

the

voted

following

against

| in

year

proposals

reductions expenditures which

defense

U.S. can | did not come up for record votes whatever is in the House. its own secThere was no chance to com-

and must provide hecesary to insure unity and that of the free world.”

tion 000

both

the

as a Senator, says | consistently against

Republican no

$3,000,000,000 to expand the Air and

Senate,

TODAY’S

had

mov-

the

Dem-

BEST

pare

their

jects went

votes

defense

sub-

after 1952, when Kennedy to the Senate and Nixon

became

Vice

President,

because

there were no tie votes that would have given’ Nixon an opportunity to go on the record on

defense The

present

positions

Kennedy

believes

US. is in a precarious position militarily and had better start

FROM

perier,”

disputable

EUROPE

said.

set

But

last

is in-

are

today

defense budget are chance on spending

ney

unnecessarily.

who

oppose

survival

Nixon, said

terrent

gap’ and

man

those

couple in

of is

not

‘de1961,

Administration’s

the

joint

statement

President

however, streagth

the

are

the

outcome

remains

wholly

basic firm,

strategies of after a good

both deal

candidates are now fairly of early-September testing

both

sides

becoming

doubt,

now

in campaign

to the end

phase

dangers

hammering

No.

The

1. And

the

-candidate

are

of all at the

one

each

most

clear.

him—his 7-42 years of experience as in dealing with large affairs. He will

country,

the

basis

‘‘maturity,’’

for

directing

the

sharp

counterpoint

that

Kennedy

theme

action

has

and point, we

from

become

Nixon.

the

The

symbol,

shall

purpose

willing

the

some

the

associates.

proceed dangers

way

with great care and restraint in his path—the danger that

attacking

slightest

way

Kennedy’s

to avoid one of he might seem

motives

distinguished

The Vice President will do everything posto any ‘‘low road” accusation that he is in

questioning

the

integrity

his

rival.

Equally

For the Nixon people are fully aware that if this business is pushed

conceded,

penditures to this necessary

implement program.”

fully

ineffectual in its foreign policies. He, too, however, will hit with rising

‘LETTERS CUBA

policies and so on. But if Nixon's Kennedy’s.

SERIES

Sir: I would like to suggest Mr. Lidin go to Cuba and to

the

tholics

majority

and

then

Cuban

see

and

before

him,

far

groups

minority

interest

subsidy

less

general

date than some of his backers had hoped—and his right-wing critics had claimed. At the same time, the ultra-liberals—like Americans

that talk

their

Action—persist

Democratic

for

Ca-

zealous

can

embraces

sticky

to Nixon’s develop-

their

has become

Kennedy

that John

charge

ing

and

comfort

of him, in just the way to give maximum

still make the statement that, “The hope of the majority in Cuba is that Fidel Castro will be able to carry through with the

and have thrilled most of Cuba’s

mainfield

lie

so-called

appeal

His

perils,

farm

Republican

issues—the

at home-grown

force

captive.

There is a possibility, indeed, that they will kiss John F. Kennedy

to death before they are through, in spite of his embarrassed lack of response to their enthusiasm. It is a very hard thing to find a decent way to tell people to quit, for heaven’s sake, liking you so much,

six million.”

is!

What

country

S. flag than would you?

in luck. won by

Powers R. Li-

and

them

campaign’s

In ’52 running

and now

have

the

and ’56 against

they Com-

wear

we have sue,

sable

the

farm

is-

Khrushchev is at last realizing the American dream: To be

question

cooped

its

loyalty

eur

see

unlimited te ¢

for

New

expense

€

York

account.

they’re

hell-

election,

but

some

|election-bent for hell. § eee

Nixon has proposed to rid thé, by farm surpluses nation of

Consume”.

Depend-

ing on the accent, this is either an old operation—or a new soup. soup. es

*e¢&

Little Known Geography: San Francisco and New Orleans are the only two cities in the country that small town postmasters really like to read post cards

from. 4G

claim

southern Baptist preachers seem |to be claiming that Kennedy is

underwear,

unmentionable

struggle for freedom which is as cherished by the staff of the STAR as by those who would

country.

eee

Democrats

“Operation religious,

foreign policy issues and that Mrs. Kennedy says she

doesn’t

Question: If times are as good | as Nixon says they are, why is he out begging for work? bent

Khrushchev as a are Republicans

munism and now there’s so much} more of it to run against.

Catholics will they facts

weapon:

the

ses ¢ &

the

Santurce, P. NOTE: Reporter

guided

Nixon raps double-talker.

and social levels. “When peeple wake up?” When learn to accept unfavorable be

secret

will people rather live

Cuban

Kennedy’s announcement

FLETCHER KNEBEL......... STAR Wasbingion Bureau COO

last week that if elected, he’ll make Henry Cabot Lodge secretary of state.

and with Cubans on all economic

that “the U.S. can afford and must provide the increased ex-

dim talked with

from Kennedy’s policies. sible not to open himself

that America’s military must be increased and

EDITOR’S

Democrats,

far enough many presently uncommitted Catholics might feel driven to vote for Kennedy if only because they felt their religion to be under persistently unfair attack. Kenfiedy Hits Home-Grown Issues Kennedy, for his part, will go on meeting Nixon head-on over the peace issue. He will not dilute his argument that the Republicans have allowed the country to become soft in its military posture and

Vice

Marie

ablest

the

under the U. Rugsian—which

bibs

ablest

are

go on

Nixon will the two basic

that

soejal and economic reforms that have already reached thousands

the

will be concerned truly and actually to lay to rest the so-called religious issue—Kennedy’s Catholic faith.

chew

prt

however,

And

was issued after Nixon’s conference with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller in New York last July,

how I became a mil-

games,

payoff.

things

to them as Kennedy

pro-

gram, he said, “is and will be devised to assure the American people that there will be no deterrent gap,”

the

would

Democratic ultra-liberals on domestic matters. Party Of Ivy League Professors The cry will be that the Democratic party of Jefferson has now become the party of Ivy League professors. Now, these are mostly great and brilliant men in their fields, but they are, perhaps, not the best of all possible politicians. Soe Nixon will be happy to point

1962, 1963 or the foreseeable fu-

ture.’ The

that and

other

will be to suggest

de-

will

increasingly

not,

weeks no

American

will

ahead

the

But while this will remain his main see

on our very

“There

suggests

some on

for

nation.”

earlier,

the

cold war.

expenditures

are taking a chance

entered

still center on what the politicians call “‘the big picture,’”’ or ‘‘the peace issue.” He will continue to say that he would be the safer

takmo-

But

these

balance

football

WHITE biggest potential also in fairly plain view.

Nixon

likely to take on critical dimentions in the near future. “Those of us who call for a higher ing a

now

is slightly

is not

pros,

issue he believes will win for President Eisenhower’s deputy

deficiency

on his list? When wake up? I would

want. me to tell you ‘ t

autumn’s

listi¢

our

Nixon,

score

now

Krom what I have heard, most of ‘Cuba’s six million are not thrilled with Castro or his re forms and are not looking forwatd to spending their lives in a Communist country. The new Cuba certainly “is a changing country,” and how happy Khrush-

“Do you really lionaire. . .?”

deficient in several areas—and that in one of those areas, balmissiles,

has

still far from ready to bet their own money on the November result. °

our ‘mix’ is far su-

- Republicans

out

speech

“But

that

the evidence

Richard

were

defense

“This year, undoubtedly

the

views

major

Feb. 29. of ferces

measures.

two candidates is shown by their Public statements in recent months.

campaign

just in advance of the period of acute the end of the first week in October.

half-time

improved.

Kemnedy’s

fenses

capacity in order to provide forces and weapons of a diversity, balance, and mobility sufficient in quantity and quality to deter both limited and gen-

Force,

point

contender,

improving fast. Nixon believes the U.S. position is good, but

should

stage about

~ooeceemm De favored to win, if narrowly, if the election were ‘held tomorrow.

NIXON

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Nikita

Americans

Remnedy

Khrushchev Day At The U.N. portrayed

are

divided

“weee s

It was his day, and he made

and

two

hours

and

minutes

thinking

the

partisan

is afraid.to

talk

with

him

after

Neither

can

boorishness But

much

agreeing

jointly say

now.

peace

talks.

Eisenhower

with

much

They

cannot,

whose

talk

dupes.

talk.

be like

Let

could

both

say

The bitterness of Khrushchev’s attacks dismayed the delegates of the free world at the Assembly, One “neutral”, summed it up disconsolately : “President : Eisenhower opened the door yesterday, but Khrushchev slammed it shut today.” And that’s what Khrushchev came to New York to do. Anyone who harbored a faint hope that this man, whose ideology demands world tension, even conflict so long as his people are not directly engaged, would make the trip in the interests of peace could not be familiar with Soviet history. They could listen to this man yesterday when he pleaded for “freedom” for peoples struggling against colonialism in various parts of the world. He mentioned many, including Puerto Rico, but failed to mention Hungary, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, and the many other satellites brought under the Communist heel by imperialistic aggression. t They could listen to this man whose country, not the U‘S., tried to make a deal with Hitler.

Nixon nor Kennedy, nor their fellow citizens for that matter, are sure about the mood of the country. There is unanimous belief there are more

products.

and to our political system. The Presidential campaign

undecided voters The farmers are

Nikita

mercial for “Barzhom, We Moscow,

don’t nor

know how

many

the

stock

They their t

shrewd

Communist

capitalist

RESTON

“Barz-

national

maybe

last

will

‘has

played

this

The and tion

want

aid

small

nations

want

military

Which gave us an idea for this weekend. With nothing better to do, we’re going to drive around to the: ball parks; the beaches, the Seauibie thn the

political

error.

may take! these

para-

Manhattan,

but

moving

the

the power, United

the

States

influence

have

and

deteriorated

at home.”

joint

statement

Khrushchev and

would would

us stronger

at home.

PVSARABNVQA

ADD

"=EF BOM

doubt

complain

actions

about

his

in the Congo,

condemnation

Berlm,

increased

and

in the

for every

activity

sugAfrica

S.-Soviet

before

the

relations

U-2

incident

where

and

the

they

abortive

that this seems to be the desire of most of the delegations here. Also, there are reasons for believing that Khrushchev may wish to make some

progress

Washingion

here

toward

before

reconciliation

month’s

with

meeting

with

the Chinese Communists in North Korea. But Thursday was the President’s day and what he had to say discloses a great deal about the dévelopment of American foreign policy over the years. Continuity Of Policy It underscores, for example, a fact that even

the

the U.N.

is sometimes inclined to forget, especial-

ly during the hubbub of an American political election—namely, that whatever party is in power

in Washington there is a continuity in the development of American policy. Over

the

years

this

continuity

has

shown

‘growifg support of the U. N. and an increasing tendernicy to work through the U. N. There have been

many

waverings,

of course,

but the

line has

meved from Roosevelt through Truman and Senator Vandenberg to Dulles until today a Republican President could suggest making the United Nations the principal instrument of United States pelicy in much of Africa.

rich

powerful nations without national interyenand proposed that the other big states do

The

issue.

rol-

The question now is whether Khrashchev will move toward a reconciliation. There is no doubt

country’s

the

this

been

Soviet effort to subvert the Congo.

Aid

from

were

been

In the

power

behind the U. N.: the President not only offered it a S the United States but suggested . S. funds copid be used to a defray the

nations

not

damaging

be strong

returning

the same.

Puerto Rico is‘one of the areas struggling for freedom.

He included us in a long list of such areas.

small

has

to renewed negotiations or disarmament and other subjects, and in effect make it possible to discuss

ization. Want

danger-

raises their fears of U. N. intervention in Algeria. Nevertheless, the President did open the door

to use American power through the U. N. than any other President in the history of this organNations

speeches

gestion

nations look to the U. N. for their President went further in offering

Small

doorstep,

shooting down of the RB-47. The French, too, are unhappy,

long-

but

boxing be

strength,

of Soviet

Presidential and which

accidental,

very

Bold Strategy

he _ pro-

have

not

RESTON

which Vice can _ support

may

our

nation

advances, es-

world.”

also

make

States. terms,

imaginative

even

the

But

Kennedy cannot oppose great difficulty.

This

President

The small security: the

came in for a little attention at the United yesterday from Mr. Khrushchev who ap-

people as they struggle for freedom.

Khrushchev

strongest

-be a shot heard around the world...

to the ideals and interest of the small nations than is the national interest of the Communist world.

Khrushchev.

and visit as many homes as possible

put

the

This is an issue for the voters.

strongest card. This is that the ideals and national interest of the United States are closer

parently bleeds for us ‘in our enslavement under the master in Washington. \ Khrushchev told the General Assembly. that }

must

fact is that he has now given Mr. Nixon something more honorable to support than the easy tactic of saying that Kennedy's criticism of American - strength and policy is a boon to Khrushchev.

Mr. K. On Puerto Rico We Nations

thus

Senator without

’

and

Nixon

relative to that of the Communists around the world.” “If the United States is to be strong abroad it

committed the United Nations,

with pride in the election campaign

The in

been

Neither

Service

range program President Nixon

manipulator

has

News

pose the United

reacted

has

Communism

quarantined

“The

the position of having to oppose the U. N. in order to op-

vided

ticker

Nikita

Times

and

and the

hom” water, but we suspect that propinquity with US. capitalism the past few days has brushed off on

Yerk

In the international field, he power of the United States to the

incidental,

most

“I am not satisfied to see Castro and Khrush-

around

UNITED NATIONS—President Eisenhower's speech to the United Nations was a masterful stroke both in the international and the national political arenas.

an excellent water.”

how

Here

Eisenhower's

nimble

far

may

recent

chev.

than at any time in history. not yet enthusiastic about the

U.S.S.R.

S. Khrushchev,

had

audiences

us and point up a failure of the to cope with Soviet economic and

prestige. so

Cuba

Kennedy From

JAMES

along Moscow’s Wall Street, got in three commercials yesterday for “Barzhom,” a popular Soviet mineral water. “This is excellent Soviet water, I recommend it to you,” Nikita told the General Assembly during his two-hour speech. On two other occasions, he interrupted his speech for a drink of water followed by a com-

policy

least, it seems

America

advances.

slugging. eral

a careful one of feeling out the country.

' You just can’t stop those crafty capitalists. take advantage of every opportunity to plug

find

led back or contained.

candidates

is soft on communism.

political

to K.

or the other

that

usly threaten Administration

Paris.

would

other country, not excluding Russia.

Ave.,

observer,

saying

pecially

is an opportunity for a real service to our country

They could listen to this man for two hours and 20

candidates

in the world, but that Communist

vulgar,

in evidence

of plain

aren’t

as much

New

foreign

strategists

for

Soviet

do so would be to remove from the camthe ugly whispers by extremist groups

that one

this

that

than -political

anticipated. Both responsive to it.

a springtime dose of sulphur and molasses tonic for the national health. We, too, are interested

important

led

But

and con-

ing ‘that this nation is the strongest power in the world, and he, if elected, will keep it that way. But Kennedy, too, has been strongly applauded

a joint statement

in peace.

mind

unaware of the ‘ways that are dark and tricks that are vain” which have dominated so-cal-

down

was

has been doing a skillful job of boxing, not slugging, on this issue. He is getting cheers for say-

talk

sit

in peace

yet possible of evaluation. There is a growing belief

know the nature of communism.

conscience,

lacking

demms as ‘‘unwise’’ his participation in the statement against a Catholic for President. The effect of Sen. Kennedy's Houston statement is not is more

To paign

Madison

is ‘presently

sit down

cover all the destructive ground on his itinerary of wreckage, and more than 18,000 words of vituperatioa and direct abuse of President Eisenhower. He went so far as to urge the removal of the United Nations from the United States and to some

minutes yesterday and know that the Soviets Communist objective are unchanged.

adpiettural plans announced by either candidate. The religious issue remains, although Dr. Peale

Both wish him to know neither is deceived by him. Each is

process, wrecked: 1, All prospects of early progress in reaching agreement on world disarmament. | 2. All hope that tensions would be eased at this time. 3. Much of the prestige earned by the U.N. and its Secretary General, Dag Hammarskjold, in handling the Congo crisis in a manner that culminated in the His maa of the Russian interlopers from that newly lependent republic. took

January’s inauguration when one will be in the White House.

drove his verbal bulldozer through every hope’ that had rested on this 15th General Assembly and, in the

Khrushchev

err

because

Neither

the role

the most of it.

not

te 5 Soa, bipartisan blow to Mr. Khrushchev’s precense and position.

of the “Red Wrecker” _at the United Nations yesterday.

must

saying that

criticisms of the Presidential campaign, an official, joint statement to that effect by Nixon and

on request

Blustering Nikita Khrushchev

Khrushchev

been

Pellibiica every enoreling'encegt: Sunday ut Sen Star, Publishing Cerporationa

24, 1960

‘Joint Statement By Nominees Would Be Heard Round The World |

» 2. @. Ben 4132, San jaaa, Pucrte Rice (45 Comercio St. Ei imparcial Suilding) Wiliam J. Dorviliier

— Saturday, September

than that “

perspective

history

this

passing importance. It wasn't so long ago the Republicans were laughing at Vice

President

Wallace

for

suggesting

‘‘quart

milk for every Hottentot in Africa.” Now, as an indication of where we are the Republicans are

suggesting that we not only feed them but send them to Harvard. t

Benitez Not Likely To Be Heard

InWashingtonOn Teacher Issue By

WALTER

STAR

Washington

PRIEST

Correspondent

WASHINGTON—Blame

with

Satisfied

seem

domestic

bliss

proved

inter-

national headache. At one time, sixteen were threatening to.

countries pull out tration sources pointed out the program, administered by the of the exchange program unless NOT|this nation stopped Jooting their was Department, the|State

love, marriage or foreign policy, but the Administration and Con-

gress

caliber foreign professors an asset and some are peeved at watching them go. But adminis

preset international educational |qesigned as a teacher recruiting|brainpower. Prodded by Rep. Francis E. Walter (D-Pa.) of the exchange program rules despite | system. some

admitted

hardship

for

the

University of Puerto Rico. Federal officials saw little hope

of changing immigration reguJations which UPR Chancellor Jaime

Benitez

complained

top foreign home after

teachers only two

pitez,

flew

who

the

needs

issue,

the

through

here

said

the

talent

the

confer

University

channeled

exchange

program.

Officials were quick to concede that many

U. S. schools

find high

primarily

offering

type

training

countries. Policy hope trainees will

useful

and the

their

makers put in a

also plug

for the U. S. when they get home. Until recently, policy chiefs failed to reckon with the attractions

of U.

S. style living.

of trainees, many lured offers from industry, to settle down in the and

start

raising

Scores

by lush decided suburbs

families.

But

CHEVROLETS

ons

FORDS

right now we are SELLING them We have to dispose of our 1959 new ones.

must in a

applying Last

HAVE:

all 4-door

Condition

You pay $1985.00 and take your choice

FULLY

they

year

re-enter

the

State

Department

SAMUEL

and Immigration and Naturalization Service agreed to set time limits

for

various

types

waive

the

government qualify

restrictions

EQUIPPED

Samuel

usually agency.

under

the 1,000

become

University

Clara

this

are

now

program.

these

each year

the

im-

might

the

agency

Department of Health, Education and Welfare to go to bat for the

teachers.

But

they

doubted

any rule changes are in the offing. Any major change probably must come from Congress, they noted.

Red Carpet For Banker MASSENA,

(AP)

—

Seaway

says

Corp.

that

Bradley Yeager, vice president of The Citizens National Bank of St. Petersburg, Fla., has paid $350

for

the

carpet.

the

highest

the

corporation.

* Power Steering

His

bid

muvmnities

was

the

association,

dillo. Dr.

Quino-

charitable

has

Bergnes

Durdn

an-

WELL MAINTAINED BY OUR OWN EXPERT MECHANICS FINANCING AVAILABLE MAY BE PURCHASED WHOLESALE OR INDIVIDUALLY

essential.

Send

resume

M. F. C.

a naturalized U. S. citizen. married to Puerto Rican

Mrs.

the

Newspaper

Writers

Teresita

Rivera

Assistant

Arturo

Secretary

Morales

State

Carrion

and

was

president

needs

Dr.

of African

the for

monwealth

spokesman said. The National

State

means

for

Dept., the

will

study to

make

the a

more effective contribution to the educational work of UNESCO. The

WANTED and

supermarkets.

stating salary

BOX

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to:

State

bear

SUITE 302

limited to Prosthetic

Box 4187 P. R,

has

100

members

Congress

members

was

1946

selected

Secretary

State.

represent

and

the

Sixty

principal

educational, cultural and scientific institutions dedicated to internatio|nal exchange. The other members are picked from among officials

Morales year

relations.

Carrion the

took

meeting

dedicated

to Latin

had

some

during 130

government

the last

UNESCO =

students and program.

five years scholarship

observers

undér.

this

Jakaria Bans Booklets JAKARTA,

Indonesia (4}—Mi-

litary, authorities

here

two

booklets,

The

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controversial

mudya

3-1661

last

confer-

America.

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are

“The

nese In Indonesia” known Indonesian

Dentistry

part

and

ence held by the National Committee at Denver, Colo., which was

booklets

of his

TEL.

Department

Committee

created

The

ALONSO

reopening

countries will be

and legislators in U. S. and state governments and others active in

308 San Franciseo St., San Juan

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Red

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UNESCO to be held at the Carnegie

dental office at:

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SAN JUAN, P.R. TEL. 9-0085

the

in Bayamén.

Foundation International Center in New York City Monday and Tuesday. The meeting, convened by the

DAV ILA the

Cross Fund campaign in Guaynabo and Bayamén, and of the infantile paralysis fund campaign

is leaving

today to attend a meeting of U. S. National Committee

P. O.

Announces

For UNESCO Meeting

D.D.S., M.S.D.

Hertz Rent A Car

Bergnes.

Morales Carrion Leaves

Juan Stor Juan,

He is born

has been active in civic campaigns,

Assn. and of the Executives Club of P. R., and co-director of the USO fund campaign in the island. He is a member of the advisory board of Inter American University and of the executive commit-

has Sen Sen

past

Badillo is president of Publicidad Badillo, Inc. He was president

We need well-related salesmen to call on food trade, wholesalers,

Born in Cuba, where. he obtained his doctorate in medicine, he is

international

importers,

governor of the Rotary Clubs in the island and past president of the Villa Caparra Rotary Club.

SALESMEN

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tee of Presbyterian Hospital. He is married to Mrs. Olga Valles Ba-

nounced.

Florida banker has _ purchased the 60-foottong red carpet rolled out for Queen Elizabeth during her visit to the St. Lawrence Seaway a year ago. The St. Lawrence

Vizcarrondo

president

edpcational

working

exchangeof

Luz

nes,

case.

“casualties” for

Gus-

and

migration regulations. The sources said it

possible

E. Badillo and Dr.

Commonwealth

persons

About

..- co-chairman

The in

BERGNES

Badillo, Bergnes Head City Of Silence Group

train-

Federal officials estimate some 30,000

GUSTAVO

tavo Bergnes Duran have been appointed chairman and co-chairman, respectively, of the City of Silence fund campaign for 1960-61, Mrs.

the program. not

BADILLO ... chairman

The Department cannot: initiate the request since it administers

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ALL

expired.

spend at least two years cooperating country before

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Very Good

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interest. Such a request originates with Federal

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on State Department recommendation if a continued stay is considered essential to the national

to replace them with

backed bill forcing exchangces to return home when their ori-

general

We usually RENT them but...

models

and Nationality Policy, Congress enacted a State Department-

img assignments. Visas usuaHy run from two to five years. The law permits the attorney

LOOK 1959

Joint Committeee on Immigration

force

to return years. Be-

It. aims

foreign students, technicians potential community leaders

Ananta

Democracy,”

by a’ wellwriter Pra

Toer, by

banned

and

“Our

former

Vice

President Mohammad Hatta. Hatta’s. book bitterly criticized Pres-

lident Sukarno’s regime.

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(Bahamas),

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Lion

The

Androcles And

Review:

Theater

Comedy In An Irreverent Way ROBERT

thrown to the lions to make a or to have the Christian captives to day’s entertainment for the Roman make their entry into the eternal

LEWIS

Changing its original billing meet the public response Moliére’s Miser, which ran for

to an

public, and react in such a way

extra week, Teatro Universal skipped one in its series of ten plays at

simple-minded,

the

Tapia

Thursday nard Lion.

Theater,

night

Shaw's

with

open

George

Ber-

Androcles .

and

the

hen-pecked

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stupid’, and needs to confront showed promise of fine things to death before he realizes that he come, in which the humor got is not truly a Christian at all and over and tickled the audience, the ithat his real nature is that of play fell into a lethargy from which it never recovered. Perhaps the warrior. And the contemptible Spintho, the fault lay in the deliberation shown snivelling in fear, cannot with which most of the lines were face martyrdom, and consents te delivered, or in the fact that the worship the pagan goddess Diana slapstick stage business interrupton condition that his life be spared, only to come to an _ ironically ed the dialogue instead of ac-

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and

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official religion of pagan Rome, as much, one suspects, from stub-

bornness

block

delivered

the tongue-in-cheek spirit in which

vinia is a free-thinker who scarcely knows herself why she must accept death, but rebels against

forced

suspior to

ter. Nonetheless, one feels that Shaw would have appreved of

not understood even by his

fellow martyrs.

a jazzed up march like a conga step;

have the centurion walk like a pot-bellied Prussian sergeant; or to give the keeper of the animals

tailor, whose Christianity is that ef the “humanitarian naturalist”,

In this play Shaw attacks certain premises of religious history in his characteristically irreverent nianner: that is, m a comedy with

farcical

city to ciously

to expose many of the cherished concepts of Christianity to ridicule. The hero, Androcles, is a humble,

service in the chapel at 11 aim.

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September 24, 1960

SERENE By Chuck New

RADIO-AM (Listings WKYN—630

Subject

WWWW-— 1520 Ko WENA-— 1500 Ke Saturday,

6:30-

WK YN

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8:00-WRIO-—Dis¢e 9:00-WAPA-Club

vacation

for

the

BSSee

the S. S, Antilles, after vacationing aboard the French liner on a Caribbean cruise. It was the first

Pagliaros

since they arrived here two years ago when John took over. the Management of the Grand Union Supermarket chain stores here. Deborah

Home.

told

for

rah

home

tors

Marvin

son

were

plans

the

in Rio and

The

new

Debo-

Direc-

Carol

youngsters

Camacho,

age

songs.

13,

accom-

11:00-WHOA-Late 12:00— WHOA - News

Breakfast

12:30—-WHOA-Show

Time

Hipico

- Showtime

12:45—WKYN-— Musical (Matinee 2:00—WK YN — Showtime 3:00-— WHOA - Seaside Fiesta WKYN-Concert

:30- WHOA - Magazine

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00- WHOA -Music

the

Matinee

for

Air

One

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8:30—-WWWW

Romantica

Hall

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WKYN-News_

WRIO-—Cita

to standing

the Rotarians

Jimmy

were

Grande.

introduced

applause.

tained

They

Ke Ke Ke

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the

Noticias

7:30WHOA - Sports

asc

Pagliaro arDana aboard

Serenade of

— Timetable

WRIO-— Musica

7:00 - WHOA - News John and Bettye rived with daughter

7:00—-WKYN-Sunday

From 7:30:A.M. Frem 7:30 A.M.

WFID-FM-—95.7

WPRM-FM-98.5 WIPR-FM-—89.7

to 11 te 10

P.M. P.M

Me.

Me. Mc.

panied them at the piano. This was followed by a round table}. discussion

“What

Rot-

arian.” The general consensus was that it would be fun to be a Rotarian. Since young Camacho plays piano by ear, and in the interest

his

talent,

free

at Colegio

San

An-

tonio, or to pay for one year of the boy’s schooling himself.German Corujo and Gustave Wisco-

TELEVISION Programs WKAQ-

listed

according

(2)

language WIPER — (6)

WAPA-(4) WKBM-—(1i) Saturday, September %4 4:30—(4) Ext. Agricola 5:00—(2) Feria del Nifio (4) Pimito y Huckleberry 6:00—

(6) (2)

“Calling Philo Vance” Arturo Somohano

(4) (11) 6:25-(2) 6:30—(2) (4)

Conozea su Iglesia Saturday Matinee Informe del Tiempe Partido Estadista El Hipismo al Dia

(6) 7:00—(2)

De Aqui y de Alla Tribuna del Arte

(4) Teleperiodico (6) Adventuring in 7:30—(4)

This

Man

the

Hand

(11)

Late

10:15-(2) 10:30- (4)

Arts

Dawson

(6) Nat King Cole Show (1) Evening Film Show 8:00-(2) La Hora Cero (4) Shew Panamericano (6) A Puerta Cerrada 8:30—(6) “Bullets or Ballets” 9:00-(2) Revista Sabatina (4) Caravana Espafiola 9:30—(4) Serenata Stokely 10:00 - (2) Noticias

(4) Melodias

(Film)

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Cabalgata Deportiva Isla Contra 1a Capital Sunday, September 25 1:45—(4) Oral Roberts | 2:00—(4) Hipicas El Comandante 5:00—(6)

“The

5:30-—(2) (iL) 6:00- (2) (4) (11) 6:25-(2)

6:99—2)

Case

of:the

Patt. cron

top

off

the

evening,

the

Rio

Piedras Rotarians presented the Deborah Home with clothing and a check for $300...Enrique Laguerre, Puerto Rican author, will have

his

rinth”

here

book,

the

stands

soon;it

sidered the

latest

for

“The

is now a

saddest

Laby-

in English

being

cdn-

movie...One

flood

stories

I’ve

sweeping

his paint-

ings out into the night...I re ceived a fine cigar the other day’ from Pfc. Francis Smith. Seems the Missus presented him with young Jeseph Deits Smith, born. last

Sunday

tal...Marilyn

Rodriguez

Sofia,

who

Hospi-

sings |

Democ.

venturas

Campeon

(6) The Big Picture 7:00—(2) “Pour Just Men” (Film) (4) “Tucson” (Film) (6)-Film Keview CH) Film Festival 7:30- (2) Jimetes de McKenzie ) Shirley Temple “Fairy Tales” ) Sea. Hunt (Sp.)

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and ¥

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COCKTAILS

DINNER.

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Dinner (Entrees from

Paul Dillinger at the piano STOP

AND

... WITH A VIEW

AL'S LITTLE CLUB

To Entertain ?

under

the

dropped

name in

Ruth

$2.25)

you:

Natal

at the Piano

Specialty of the House: |

Kosher Flanken en Pot

cruise

of just “Sofia,” say

hello

after

her ten week successful engagement at “The Patch” in St. Thomas. Marilyn, much impressed -by San Juan, is hoping

to line up

engagements here, so she can stay with us for awhile. I was much impressed by her talent, when I caught her show in St. Thomas...Dr. and Mrs. Alexis Fernandez (she is the former Mariluz Vives, are showing off a new

son,

born

heard is that of artist Ruben Ri- Presbyterian vera Aponte, who was readying a show for the “Campeche Art Gallery.” He was awakened in the middle of the night with the river running through his house. After he had rescued his family. and got them to safety, he returned just in time to

Black

Parrot” ¢Fiim) Sherlock Holmes Documental Oficina Deportiva Cartoons Teenagers Show Informe del

for two more years. Dr, Pedro Vargas donated his services for needed eye surgery on the members of the Deborah home family.

;

A PIAN

. . -back from vitch offered to pay his expenses

see the water (Film)

e Erinn

JOHN, DANA AND BETTYE PAGLIARO

piano

lessons were offered by Mrs. Milagros A. Vicario, while Dr. Hecter Feliciano offered to get him a scholarship

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SAN

JUAN

STAR

— Saturdng,

September

26,

-| }

1960

;

The Church Plays lt Cautious With Cas To Prevent A Showdown Battle In Cu (This fourth and last of a series Church-Castro problem. ) Copyright

1960, the Star Pbitshing Saa Juan, P. RB.

By HAROLD The

Colegio

suit. has

Belen

ornate

Marianao

chapel

which

and

the

stands

outskirts

Havana. It is just two lights away from a “city Fidel Castro is building

traffic school” on the

not

ject

still

Camp

Colombia

who

direet

believe

the

elite

The

“city

Castro’s school”

may

see

working

The

and

Cu-

have

the

road

ahead,

almost

sure

it will

bumpy.

the

new

delegates

class

church

Cuba—feel

the Castro government has taken a winding road to Cuba’s ruin.

they are proud of this city school which wiil forge peer but gifted children into the intellec-

tual ba.

but the creed absorb will be

Road To Ruin For the Jesuits—unlike some other priests in Cuba, and the JOC delegates— unlike most of

pro

Castro,

visiting

clearly

At the Jesuit institution last moath there gathered young men who had fought for Castro, but who had later turmed against

But

the

but they are

lombia

Fidelistas

the

Young Catholic Workers move ment (JOC), is gray. They cam

grounds of the former Batista army stronghold of Camp Co

him.

analyzes

Fidelismo—a steamy mix of na tionalism, socialism, cooperativism and idolatry. The outlook of the priests, and

a Je

sehool

Cuba,

Catholie chapel, the children will

Cerp.,

J. LIDIN

preparatory

ABOUT TOWNE...

JOC

delegates,

some

first

moath

year

rule.

But

Castro's

gradually

JOC

leader,

ing am early union post.

This near crisis came about because | was in the wrong place at the right time — a bar popular with local business moguls and would-be tycoons, who mix “big deals’ with their drinks there at 5 o'clock | wes nursing a Pwerto Rice highbali ebeut same fishing

Rom Superior and worrying equipment |!

when | was

awareof

two fellows next to me talking rather hegtedly. Then | heard one of them say. ‘Let's get his opinion.” was

were

In”

a pouse

until

concentrating

”Opinion

a blast wenina

“Pas

19-

tite

recently

ouster

from

his

what?”

About cards, with Fidel’s photo stating that “he who opposed the! " Poor,

government control of union de-|*0wing,Tweabout these: steps.” Other Groups

| realized

me.

simultaneously, but/| vermment. from the JOC were] But it was also

two

groups

other

the

C | legates

isted that the “voluntary” wage |tholic University Youth. payrell dis-}| Their adjournment banquet, freezes, and the

counts fund,

for

the

industrialization | attended. by delegates from

unions

the

by their|three Catholic Youth groups that “voted” without the membership! participated in the Catholic Con-

were

the

anyone

whe

likes

Chris¢

also

|Nuitez, turned

out for

vention banquet held (

Morro Supper Club 203 Tanea Street, San Juan, Puerto Rico

All Types

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Prime Steaks

Entertainment

By Trio “LOS SENTIMENTALES” OPEN— 6 A.M. te @ P.M. — Closed Sunday Diners’ Club

| asked.

called

delegates ims }tholic Actiom Youth and the Ca- | ment,

the

Meeting separately

Several

of in

the lack including genuine rank-and-file voice these accords.

cisions,

By J. L. TOWNE

‘There

course,

the

squeeze began, and today only one JOC member holds a top position in amy Cuban labor union. That

| had a narrew escape the other day which shook me up e bit, for | wes aimost recruited to serve a hitch in a girdle factory. Even with twa hours off for lunch, the ideo wes unthinkable.

they

anger with

The sharpest complaint of the JOC delegates is the alleged

misiaid,

date,

sited Puerto Rieo, where he attended a JOC seminar held at a scout camp mear Rio Grande. He returned to Havana expect

by J. L. Towne

hod

to,

reprimands

Fidel,

whom marched with Castro in the Sierra, held a number of influential union posts during the

least

Carte Blanche

“Please don’t feel you’re butting he replied, - "We asked your

opinion “Well, ’ | hesitated, “I think this calls for a round of drinks, preferattly Borinquén Cocktails. . .” “By George!’ His fist crashed on bar. ‘| told you that he had leadership stamped all over his face!’ he addressed his friend.

the

| never did fearn whet they wented to settle, however, for we ordered the drinks. They introduced themselves, saying thet they were “in girdles.’ Leter | reelized thot es

manager

after

@ few

rounds.

BORINQUEN COCKTAIL _ & ounces Rem Superior Puerto 85 proof 2 ounces lime jusice 4 level tesspoonsful of suger

Mix

with

blender.

sufficient

t Sever

H tenry:

Actually, what saved me from this eventuality was that, | suddenly remembered where | had left my fishing gear, so | took off fast to rétrreve

James: Stephensor

Rico,

ice in efectric

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regias de esta Comision expite el pregente edicta que se publicara tres veces en dos periodicos de Puerto Rico, durante el termino de diez dias, para que cualquier persona Que tenga motivos que opaner a dicha solicitud los exponga por escmto dentro de los diez

dias

siguientes

ultima

de este edicto, debiendo escrito a la direccion del

commitment first

Wilson

$140

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the

Rico.

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edicto,

debiendo

the

Mortgagee

Burns,

estate man,

tate fin.

will

dicho

Corp. a

developer; a

Frank

Colo.,

real

Sylvan

Oklahoma

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Denver,

developer,

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Borinquen

Apartment

escrito a la direccion del Secretario que suscribe. San Juan, Puerto Rico, a 19 de septiembre de 1960. Ledo. Manuel Garcia Cabrera Secretario de la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia Direccion:; O’ Donell 202 San Juan, Puerto Rico.

publicacion

Architects.

cipals

three-

dirigir

Architect

is James T. Barnes Besides Wilson,

said

Admision

Puerto

project

Contractors

Mufiiz Nufiez and Sargent, Webster, Crenshaw, & Folley, Asso-

building

the

buildings the first.

for

General

_ three-building,

project.

for

recreational swimming

playground.

Contractor

cov-

building

balconies

Interstate

Ejercicio de la Abogacia EDICTO El Hon. Tribunal Supremo de Puerte Rico ha referido a la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia la solicitud del peticionarie arriba nombrado para informe sobre sus condiciones morales. En cumplimineto de las reglas de esta Comision expido el presente edicto que se publicara tres veces en dos periodicos de Puerto Rico, durante el termino de diez dias, para que cualquier persona que tenga motivos que oponer a dicha solicitud los exponga por escrito dentro de los diez dias siguientes a la ultima publicacion

Notice

TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE RICO Comision de Reputacion

Aspirantes

mort-

middle-in-

Legal Notice EN EL TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE PUERTO RICO Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicie de la Abogacia Ex parte: Graciany Miranda Mar-

de la Abogacia Direccion: O’Donell 202 Apartado 522 San Juan, Puerto Rico. Legal

exterior

apartments and including

A commercial area of about 16,000 square feet will be situated on the grounds.

14story 208-unit be completed in

the

Features

Garcia

to provide

proposed

cies

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Aspirantes

Na-|

per-

bedroom = apartments.

este

all

Rentals in the project, which are set by the FHA, will range from $85 monthly for efficien-

suscribe.

Manuel

the

which

the second and third would be identical to

escrito

que

Rico,

Reputacion

dicho

Secretario

tiembre

only

$10

la Abogacia arriba nom-

solicitud les exponga de los diez dias si-

ultima

FHA

the

sente edicto que se publicara tres veces ea dos periodicos de Puerto Rico, durante el termino de diez dias, para que cualquier persona que tenga motivos

guientes

Act,

insurance for rent projects.

The

brado para informe sobre sus condiciones morales. En cumplimiento de las reglas de esta Comision expido el pre-

que por

207

son said the building would about a year.

El Hon. Rico ha

Reputacion

include

|$3 million first building in the project next Wednesday. Wil-

Juan F._ Esteves Admision al Ejerci-

Abogacia EDICTO Supremo de Puerta

Page

Contractor James Wilson, president of Borinquen Towers Apartment Corp., said yesterday that work would begin on the

EN EL TRIBUNAT SUPREMO DE PUERTV RICO Comision de Reputacion de Asptrantes al Ejercicio de la Aboga-

cia Ex. parte: Peticionario Sobre:

the

gage come

la direccian del Secretario que suscribe. San Juan. Puerto Rico, a 21 de septiembre de 1960. Ledo. Manael Garcia Cabrera Secretario de la Cemision de | Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio | de la Abogacia Direccion: O’Donell 202 | Apartado 522 San Juan, Puerto Rico.

from

rinquen Towers the first project facilities in Puerto Rico to be insured | pool and

‘

City

and

Oklahoma

Goldreal

John

City

es-

Grif-

attorney.

This same group comprises Insular Investment Corp., which last week announced it has; acquired the site of the proposed Ponce de Leon Hotel on Ashford Ave. adjacent to Dos Her‘manos Bridge. tends to sponsor

a $10 million Present at ing

were

The group inconstruction of

hotel there. yesterday’s

Wilson

and

sign-

Burns,

re-

Presenting the sponsor; Paul Aguirre and James Brophy, re presenting James T. Barnes; regional director Wendell Edwards, and General Graham W. McGowan of the FHA; and Vincente Mufiiz Nuiiez, for the architects.

FORMER

MODEL

waited

results

PORT

SPAIN,

Harris.

among

been

postponed

until

From

assessing

Page

the

29.

chances

for

start

most to settle dangerous disputes. The Soviets did not applaud when

toward

real progress on easing tensions at

dirigir dicho Secretario que

this

assembly

session.

And

Khru-

Eisenhower

finished

and yesterday

the U. S. deleghtion.

suscribe. San Juan, Puerto Rico, a 16 de septiembre de 1960. Ledo. Manuel

shchev’s proposals of revising the U. N. some said, could wreck the

including Christian

Garcia Cabrera Secretario de la Comigion de Reputacion de Aspirantes al

world

from

Ejercicio Done!

202

Abogacia

San

Juan,

Direccion:

Puerto.

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organization.

There

Rico.

was

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ciones

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opener

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Rico, para moti-

los

brera

Secretario

Re-

putacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio la Abogacia Direccion: O’Doneli Apartado

322

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Juan,

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RICO

Aspirantes Ex parte:

SUPREMO

Comision

Sobre:

Admision

a la Comision

THE

EjerciEl Hon. Rico ha

Reputacion

Agpirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia la solicitud del peticionario arriba nombrado para informe sobre sus condicio-

mes morales. En cumplimiento de. las regias de esta Camision expigo el presente edicto que se publicara tres veces em dos periodicos de Puerto Rico, durante el termino de diez dias, para que cualquier persona que tenga motivos qme oponer a dicha solicitud les exponga

por

escrito

@muientes

edicto, la

dentro la

direccian

ultima

debiendo del

Abogacia

diez

dicho

Secretarie

Gan Juan, Puerto tlembre de 1960. Cabrera Secretarie Reputacion

los

publicacion

dirigir

que

dias de

sieste

escrito

suscribe.

Rico, @ 21 de sep Lcedo. M. Garcia de la Cemision de

Aspirantes

Direccion:

O'Donnel

Ejercicio

Apartado 622 San Juan, Puerto Rice)

de-

discussion

itself originally

location

the

headquarters

the

money,

new

start

even

abandoned

made in

the

and

elsewhere, U.S.S.R.

202

——-CANCIO

HAPPI EST SCOTCH

BLENDED SCOTCH WHISEY 08.0 PROOF. IMPORTED BY BALLESTER HERMAN@S) INC., war’

PP.

¥.

of State refrained

Khrushchev,

independence

its

African colonies. Nkrumah, addressing | the General Assembly, accused Portugal of maintaining its African colonies.

“Though lieve,” he of the

even of

slavery

it is difficult to besaid; “the condition

ordinary African

than

it is

South

gambles

extreme

The

Union

Africa.”

ters of. colonialism at

is worse

in the

Representatives of Turkey also spoke. Khrushchev warned dress that the final colonialism either will ful or “accompanied gerous

Iran}

and

in his adb a be by; ; ian

the

stippor-

who ¢lutch

measures.”

Soviet a

. delegation statement

also

referring

to dependent nations, for which they asked complete autdnomy: 1. Immediate independence without any mpre delay, \of all dependent. territories. 2. Elimination of all strong

colonial

points,

including

pos-

sessions and zones or areas of territorial origin of other coun‘was a report yesterday that police tries. a ‘may have spotted him briefly in Khrushchev proposed}! the the rough terrain of Barrio Cotto creation of a United Nations ‘Laurel, east of Ponce. ' The man in question disappeared committee composed of neutral

V.V.O. ONKER

applauding

circulated

(Continued from page 1) Cancio added he agreed “so ‘much so” that he sent the letter with his instructions to the Division of Correction. e Killer Still Missing : Rodriguez is still missing. There

MARTIN'S

Secretary A. Herter,

accord

Khrushchev’s two hour and 20 minute speech of 18,000 words came one day after President Ei-

Reputacion

cio de la Abogacia EDICTO Tribunal Supremo de Puerto

the Nations

perhaps

al Ejercicio de la AbogaFiliberto Santiago Rosario

Peticionaria referido

de 202

Rico.

Notice

TRIBUNAL

PUERTO de cia

Puerto

1 He

New York in 1945. Khrushchev now proposes that the entire elaborate $70 million plant, for which the United tes supplied most of

Rico, a 19 Garcia Ca-

Comision

May

plane.

war.”

open

Soviet Union

United

ex-

edicto, debiendo dirigir dicho es. la direecion del Secretario que

suscribe San Juan, Puerto da septiembre de 1960. M.

spy

world

wide

supported

ponga por escrito dentro de los diez dias siguientes a la ultima publicacion de este crito a

U-2

President

the

the U-2 incident and ‘‘aggressive”’ American actions in this session of the assembly.

las reglas de esta Comision expido el Presente edi¢to que se publicara tres

veces en des periodicos de Puerto durante el termine de diez dias, que cualquier persona que tenga

of the

policy,” the United States could at any moment “plunge mankind

Sobre: Admision al EjerciAbogacia EDICTO El Hoa.

Tribunal Supremo de Puerto Rico ha ferido a la Comision de Reputacion

based

Thursday,

Ghana President Kwame | Nkrumah speaking after Khrushchev yesterday urged members of the Atlantic Alliance’ to bring pressure on Portugal to

said that since Eisenhower interpreted that incident as “state

Reputacion

conciliatory

attack

Eisenhower,

SUPREMO

little

Khrushchev’s

Notice

incident EN

Jelke vice case.

senhower had urged all nations to use U. N. machinery to the ut-

Khrushchev

speech as having wrecked much of

have

Sept.

She was a witness in the Mickey

(Continued the

here

is shown

She

Khrushchev Slams. The Door Shut

atranged

War

caused

(AP Photo)

World

Texas,

Houston,

to learn ‘what

in a 1953 photo when she was a model, known as Diane

West Indies leaders on revision of the U. S. bases agreement in

in ~

autopsy

apartment, Sept. 20.

Houston

in her

Trinidad

talks

DIES—Police

of an

death of Mrs. Diane Graham, 29, whose body was found

Bases Talks Deferred (AP)—Preliminary

for

orks sight

before

police

could

get

Rodriguez is believed to be

Exe

hiding out in that general

rea,

member

countries

nations

gotiations. 1 got See

to represent

involved

such

yepenmaiertars

the

neee

4 |

ny }

‘24, 1960 | THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, September

| MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS

Sports Today

Guaranteed To Happen

Pittsburgh

626

—

New York

610

—

St.

582

Chicago

575

571

Los Angeles

.534

18%

Cleveland

497:

16%

San

Fran.

503

Washington

.493

Cincinnati

449

Detroit

.456

22%

.435

25%

Louis

Chicago

Phila,

568

8% Baltimore

374

Boston

363

38%

Kansas City 53 93 363 36 Not including last night’s games. Today’s Games

Not including last night’s games.

Today’s Pittsburgh

game than pugs in fights. Coaches will tell banquets their main: job is character building and give their squads a laugh. The importance of the defensive unit will be stressed, but the offensive stars will be paid more

Games

(Friend

17-11)

at Mil-

New

waukee (Burdette 17-12). St. Louis (Miller 41) at Chica-

go (Ellsworth

6-13).

Philadelphia Conley

413)

at Cincinnati

Lish 413). Only games

ton

(Mc)-

scheduled.

CNot

: up a goal-post fight between

AMERICAN

students which

leagues will spend

a lot of time defining

the

offense.

A college coach will be outraged when one of his he doesn’t intend to risk injury because he has a ' ball offer. George Marshall will explain what's wrong with games for slugging, Kids will be thrown out urage them. be done to the coaches who

Clemente,

the officials. but nothing will

will demand

the

that

calls

plays

;

on television.

Used-up National Leaguers will turn into stars in the American. At least one coach will be hung in effigy from the statue of an

educator

on the campus.

Yale-Harvard

Moon,

Los

Angeles HOME RUNS

Banks,

Chicago

Mays, San Francisco RUNS BATTED

be reinstated.

flying wedge

old college star will make a lot

select

Puerto Mufes

with

Power

of the

with

the

101

RBI

while

egghead

is more

popular

the

than

depart-

Cepeda

player

with

Luis Arroyo

of the Yankees

(Based

Puerto

Members

Dorado

at at

startRican Rivera

six

Chicago

White

bat)

Cepeda, Power,

San Francisco Celveland

Sox

Taylor,

-285 -284

Chicago-Phil.

Aparicio, Chicago White Alou, San Francisco Cincinnati-Phil. * Pagan, San Frnaciser

-283

Sox

287 273 -266 -263

Becquer, Washington Javier, St. Louis

2254 -247

Fernandez,

238

Amaro,

Detroit

Philadelphia

Valdivielso,

231

Washington PITCHING

-212

“Golf

Beach

the Bolera 2 p.m.

25@

Pittsburgh

Mifioso,

Club

Championships,

Rio

Piedras

starting

Baseball Chicago Boricuas vs Puerto Rican All-Star team at Paquite Montaner in Ponce starting at 10:3 a.m.

FRIDAY’S MELBOURNE,

FIGHTS Autralia

(AP)

—Auburn Copeland, U. S. Negro lightweight, defeated Australian champion George Bracken on points in a 12round bout yesterday. Copeland weighed 131% anc Bracken 135 pounds.

Fornieles, Pascual,

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Milwaukees

4.54

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San Francisco Washington

Japanese LONDON

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has

Japanese

finalized

three-year-old

horse, Tulyartos,

purchase Irish

son

Aga Kahn’s Tulyar which won Epsom Derby in 1952.

The

London

bloodstock

A kid will run the

;

wrong

with

way

Wrong

and

a punt

Way

Riegels

dicate, had passed

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FOR HIS MANY FRIENDS

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late

said Japanese veterinary surgeon K. Okade, a member of the syn-

SPECIAL OFFER

A coach will resign before the last game of a losing season and

his club will win it.

race-

of the

PUERTO RICO'S FAVORITE MOBILE ICE (REAM STORE

result There will be at least one ticket-scalping scandal which will team. university the of members in the suspension of

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of at least one famous college team will be suspended

in their leads.

has

Lopez, New York Herrera. Philadelphia

bow-

over

Clemente,

her The star back’s girl will go to the prom dateless because beau is in the infirmary with a concussion. The teams playing on television will have bigger bands than the Sehool of Music. Juiliard when People will wonder what the television announcer means he uses such terms as red-dogging and jitter-bugging. — . a for getting drunk the night before a big game. The bookmakers will learn about an injury in practice faster than the reporters covering the college squad. the football reporters use oftenest “Vaunted” will be the word

has

a 41 record with the Yankees and Juan Pizarro is 6-7 with the Milwaukee Braves in the pitching de-

Dolls

football

.304 Or.297

Cleveland

The prettiest girls will attend the Yale-Harvard game. There will be at least one article in a student periodical claiming the

.314

93 and Clemente 91. Power's record shows 82 runs driven in.

36-hole final round starting at 9:30 a.m. El Morro Ciub Championships, 36hole final round starting at 9:30 a. m. Bawling J.P. Bawling Service Junior Classic

Herse, Racing Puerto Rico Futurity

race, 3 p.m.

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Pittsburgh

Aaron, Milwaukee Mathews, Milwaukee Boyer, St. Louis Robinson.

A player who signals for a fair catch will be denounced as yellow. The championship of a conference will be decided when a player’s . leg is, broken in what the injured kid's

The

$8,510

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Larker, Los Angeles Great, Pittsburgh Mays, San Francisco

Lou Little will be praised whenever two old Columbia players meet.

Chicage Boricuas vs All-Star team at Parque starting at 2:30 p.m.

BATTING

players decides big-league base-

Vic

ment

Baseball

eeste NATIONAL

high

Indians at .295. Minoso leads

TOMORROW

what’s wrong with the opposition. The university publicity man will get out a story about the high 1Q of a star, but won’t mention the low ones on the squad. During the World Series, reporters will pester telegraphers for. football scores. A fight manager will announce he will turn a college player into a heavyweight fighter. There will be numerous interviews about the defense catching up with

Eliminations

Bowling Junoir Clinie open to all junior lers at Paradise Bawling Center ingat 9 a.m.

SEREEE

will play

and Cleve-

BOWLING

uvuwe

pro

both

owners

LEAGUE

ebae

The

during the summer ‘

Rican team for Ibero_American Games, Escobar Stadium, starting at 1:30 p.m.

in the same pro line.

at Bos-

1411).

147)

was

batting average. Following Minnie Minoso's percentage were Puerto Rican lando Cepeda of the Giants at

partment. First

Bats)

Wrestlers

opponents

(Pierce

Clemente

aek

games)

BATTING

The suspended fer paying students, but nothing will happen to the -president. star will appear in pro who never attended college.

mmer

yesterday’s

(Based on 375 Or More

will be a drunk in-a raccoon coat at every eastern game. i

including

15-9)

YORK (®—Puerto Rican hold, three’ of the first

four leading positions among Latin Americans playing in the Major Leagues. The Pirates’ Roberto

Weekend Sports .

uustue

There

he loses.

(Ditmar

NEW batters

land (Perry 17-9). Baltimore (Fisher 12-10) at V’ashington (Lee 86). Kansas City (Hall 7-12) at Detroit (Bruce 3-6).

MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS when

York

(Monbouquette

Chicago

(Mahaffey

ClementeTops Latin Hitters |

AMERICAN LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE

By Jimmy Cannon Milwaukee |

the coach

. HE SAN) SUADM STAK + Saturday, September 24): 1960

Sports At A Glance

Brazil Will Send Big. Squad To Santiago Games Oct. 11 SANTIAGO

South

(AP)—Brazil, winner of the last three

American Gamies, has announced that it will 'gend

2\a 30-40-man team

to the Ibernian American

held in Santiago, Chile Oct. 11-16. expected to arrive Oct. 8. Puerto Rico of 28-30 and tions to select sentatives will Sixte Escobar at 1:30p. m.

Paret

DIDN’T HELP—John

F arquhar

galfer

Bemar.

(AP

didn’t

help

the

putts—they

Golf Championship.

stayed out—and

The Amarillo,

he lost the match

Times

News

Service

of 16 daily double $1,138 each, after

longshots

the

first

two

at Lincoln Downs, R. day, failed to collect

races

I., Thurstheir win-

only has

24 of the been

sold. Officials ing

cashed.

Forty

New the

about

Volvo

from

Sweden,

it’s both

sports

car

canceled

Aqueduct

and

Pacific

fael Osuna

of Brazil

the

Tennis

Tourna-

of Mexico

, Ra

beat

ald

Dell of the United States, 64, 6-4;

Earl Buchholz of the U.'S. topped Englishman Mike Sangster, 7-5, 13-11;

Australian

Rod

Laver

was

eliminated by American Ron|Holmberg, 7-5, 64; Chuck McKinley

because

Barry

the

condition.

Meanwhile,

world

the

nandez

won

$2 tickets

rounds

over

had

been

Nicholas

York

Rac-

Arena

Minor

Saratoga

League

World

the first time since nated the Rochester

Fer-

Series

1934, Red

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Thursday,

Redl

St.

Sept.

19.

The Leafs thereby entered final round of the series by feating

Thomas

Norm

decision

Stefan

tripped

63.

ROCHESTER (®#—The Toronto Maple Leafs, who qualified for the

Jorge

Argentina. a

MacKay 62,

Toronto Makes Finals

promoters

middleweight

Fernandez

have not yet received any Internal Revenue service directive re quiring the identification of winners of more than $600 in double betting.

thing

tonsil

passed,

operators

Moffitt

ment here yesterday. In other matches

MORE of the

Association,

Belmont,

winning

Billie

Perry,

Internal

had

defeated

den

ing

limit

Bueno

downed Mike Crane, 60, 6-3, and

as required under new Revenue regulations. time

Maria

son of Argentina scheduled for Oct. 15 at Madison Square Gar-

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the

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Southwest

Monday.

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After

ANGELES

United States, 64, 7-5, in a quarter final match in. the International

sary. Paret requested that a title fight with South American ehampion Luis Federico Thomp-

The holders tickets worth won

(AP)—World

champion Benny of Cuba will be

LOS

The medics will examine Paret to see whether or not a tonsil operation will be neces-

New Revenue Law Notes Track Loot

Nice

YORK,

mission

York

Checkup

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1:47.9.

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a semi-final match of the U.S. National Amateur Tex.

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4 Olympic - 800:meter c¢harhpion Peter Snell of New Zealand triumphed at this distance in

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await the results of the series between Denver and Lousiville to decide their opponent in the finals.

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siiGiaactch Will Go. Up To Bantam Class Pascual Perez of Argentina in eight plans to campaign as a bantamweight.

Cardiologo

(4th Race) Rigoleto

Race DOUGLAS

NIOUVeauwbery

ist—$1.550; clmg ($3,500); 2 1/16-m. (Native) Cano (G, Rivera) A Pefiolana (G. Rivera) Nellie (No Boy) Candada (F. Rivera) Mimerva (M.. Diaz) Boreas (Valdes)

Grece

Siva

(No

¢| the handsome,

4—yrs—up; 114

Kingpetch

Boy) ”

(Bonilla)

114

impressive

earlier

this

year,

could sweep im if fit. Colonel Lane always a threat, might run dewn Litty. 3rd—$3.550; alw; 3—yrs; 7 f. (imported) 1 Negro Monte (No Bay) 112 1A Chispita (No Boy) 106 2 Catcher (No ) 108 2X Congolesa (C ro Jr.) 105 3 Tie Donato (Caraballo) it 4 Danny Jr. (E. iit 5 Voluntario (Iglesias) 105 6 (Melanesia (No Boy) 106 7 (‘Stamarn (Landran) 108 8 Yueatan (Belmonte) 110 9

3® 31

Arecibo

(No

Boy)

Don Beno (No Boy) Talaren (No Boy) Negre Monte is receiving

<$jand

six

Seesausunn

after recent injury will be right on the heels ef Negre Monte. Cateher could make third. 4th—$8,510; PUERTO RICO FUTURITY; 2-—yrs: 6 f. (Native) San Jorge (Maldonado) 116 (Radiola (Nieves) 113

‘Yunque

(Diaz)

(Rescate (Carabailo) Cardiologe (Cordere Jr.) Sevillano (No Bay) My Count (Ayala) El Comanche (Burges) Paladin (Belmonte) Debla (F. Rivera) Cardeilege has been beaten

Fedora

and

meither

are

his fs

first

ome

fer but

Rie

Nalon

eight im

the

simee

wins

the

March

race.

better

winning

and

Count

youngsters,

get

second. Yunque has let of speed, should tire under the het pace.

Sth—$1.500;

alw;

3-yrs;

(Native)

I 2

Maria de] Don Boni

5 6 7

(No Bey) Cuquito (Andino) La Nena (J. A.

8 9

Lassie (Diaz) Den Pichi (Burgos)

106 110

Misdeal Gaucha

105 105

10 11

Pilar (No Boy) (de Jesus)

111 114

Premier (Bravo) luc (Perales)

than

114 111 ill 14 120

Velez)

(Galan) (Pizarro)

boxing’s

the

seven

inches

champion,

shorter

complained

ex-Dictator

Peron.

“I have fought 15 rounds times and I could have

AFTER

BIG ONE—Establo

Lares’ fleet two-year old star,

Cariologo, shown

after he had won his seventh straight of the year. He now has won eight of ten and

race tomorrow goes postward against nine other youngsters

the $8,510 Puerto Rico Futurity for native breds over six furlongs at El Comandante.

(STAR Photo by Julio Tobar.)

EL COMANDANTE RESULTS (Continued Frem Back Page) a gallop he has had all year. He busted out of the gate and top and came gliding in five and a lengths ahead of the latehalf lengths in front of Charm. FIRST —$3.000; alw; 4-yrs; 6 f. (Native) 1-El Lider (Matos) 5.40 out 4Petama (Reyes) out Time 1:14.4. Chiquitin, Cumbre, Parcelero and Prodigo also ran. alw;

z-yrs;

6Peari Key (Carabalio) 3-Afio Nuevo (Diaz) Time: 1:08.3 Libertad. Desacato, Come Ali and ran.

3.00 Tonga Tulipan

THIRD —$3,100;alw: 2-yrs; 2Rie Negro (Maldonado) I-Sevillane (Bonilla) Time: 1:15. Charm,

6f.

Do—a

FOURTH —$2,000;. clmg. Syrs;

5 f.

(Native)

2,50

(Native) 2.50 2.30

Bala,

It Easy, Carambeola, Maritere, and Tres Picachos also ran.

2,20 Dell, also

3.30 Take

= Negus 9_Centinela

Yankee

($1,600);

Blade

Basaltic

nued.”

Referee Callahan said, “Perez was al] through. Kingpetch was hitting him at will.” Kingpetch bed into the ring at 111% and Perez at 110%. Kingpetch’s great advantage in reach was an important factor.

(de

8 9 yo 11

‘rueno

(Rosario)

(Ne Boy)

score.

ether speed »

best

other

to Perez's

go on the offensive but he was too tired to keep it up very long. Perez wan the first round the second was a draw. In

third,

the

ex-champion

started

Perez he He

also

won

the

lashed out with made Kingpetch

took

the

fourth

round.

Kingpetch

went

to work

in the

fifth, punishing Perez with a body attack

and

then

shifting

Velez)

9533

110 106 105 110

109

ene

Bohique should

110 313 105 165 here

pick

the’ stretch. Walter hersesy

the

head. He opened a cut on Perez’s left cheek. The victer scored

with

a strong

right in the sixth that sent Perez reeling

against

the

ropes

(Ayala)

Directors, Pecosita and Bochinche also

Moose La

Ley

Baby, Yuya and

Oscar

SEVENTH -— $2,300;

B, Ardistan, alse

clmg

Celeste,

ran.

($8,000-$10,000) ;

4yrs-up; 1 1/4 m. (imported) 2-Acropolis (Maldonado) 7-Call The Cops (Pacheco) Time:2;08.1. The Sharper. Polo Magnetico, Laterite and also ran. HANDLES: Pool: $63,05].70; $48,764; Daily Double: $17,018. $128,833.70. The daily double paid $14.30.

Barbalin, Julia D Mutuels: TOTAL:

CINCO-SEIS

($8,000-$10,000) ;

2—Litty,

Constructor

3.30

3—Negro

Monte,

Stanarn

3-30 | _Cardiologo 4 1:01.3. Complot, Turandot, Buen Consejo, Comidilla, and Anita V. also 5—Don Boni ran. 6—Guengo FIFTH — $1,300; clmg ($1,200); 4yrs-up: JT—Rigoleto, El Bohique, Walter A 6% f. (Native)

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neutral corner. The Thailander continued to pound Perez at will in the seventh and the Argentinian tried to Tetaliate but was noticeably tired.

il should take

both, hands. retreat and

4—

and the

an intense try for a knockout but FKingpetch shook off the punches.

ilu

Rigoleto (Corchado) Miami (F. Rivera) Eva (Ramos) =Magnolia (Aquino) Rigelete should so are

flor easy

Mulata

Walter A (Olivo) Manantial (Diaz) Geoyita (iglesias) El Bohique (J. A.

and eighth

went

110

Jesus)

‘Tth—$2,250; elme ($4,000—$5.000); yrs—up: 1 1/16 m. (Native) 1 Ceremonia (Reyes) .

corner and advised him to throw some punches or he would stop the fight. In the eighth, Perez tried to

MOTORS

3 4 5 6

the seventh

Calahan

4—yrs—up;

(Bonillay

Pordiosero (No- Boy) Guenge, on a het streak,

rounds,

SIXTH $1,300; elmg ($1,600); 4-yrs; 1 1136 m. (imported) 2P. Errante (Maldonado) 4.90 3.10 3-Rusty (Ayala) 4.10 Time:1}49.3. Gillie Debb, Marmol,

Lianero,

2.50

many conti-

rounds,

pressure. chne

and

of Argentina’s

12. +Camovanas (Ne Bay) i - Bem Beni has the fractions te run these maidens dewn im the stretch, Marig del Carmen. Maria dei Pitar will be flying at the end, but may be tee late. Lassie has shown speed im the past, but tires wnder

bitterly after referee Mushy Callahan stopped the bout at 2:32 of the’ eighth. “I was. not knocked down,” said the five-foot one-time pal

(Imported)

only

king

division.

The 34-year-old Perez, 10 years older

SECOND — $2,650;

Between

battler

unruffled, inscratable

undisputed

smallest

109

109 106 pounds

lanky

| Bangkok and the stocky Argen‘tine was decided by Kingpetch’s savage body punches. “I fought actording to plan and I was not surprised when the referee stopped the fight,” said

Capo and Peficlana a very geed entry, should get the edge im a tight race, Nellie has been going goed lately, could well do it. Boreas has a chance under Valdes. 2nd—$3.350; alw; 2—yrs: 5 f. (Imported) i Chabita (Laureano) 1A Colonel Lane (Bravo) 113 2 (Nietecito (Torres) 114 2& ‘Tulipan (Sayan) 11e 3 Senora Annie (No Boy) 107 3C Sener Simen (Landrau) 114 4 ‘Constructor (Cordero Jr.) 105 5 My Girl (No Boy) 107 6 Chiringa (No Boy) 7 Desacato (Matos) 8 Litty (Ayala) Litiy should be able te go all the way. Constructor,

bloody

And jockey-sized Perez, one of + the greats of the 112-pound di- He used his left jab to contain vision, said he’s, not thinking of the Argentinian and his height and reach to stand off and punish ‘ retiring. The rematch Thursday between Perez with beth hands.

LONGSHOT |” (7th

LOS ANGELES (AP)—World flyweight champion Kingpetch said yesterday after disposing of ex-champ

BEST BET

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§$PORTS. San Juan, Puerto Rico, Saturday, September 24, 1960

n o t s o B s Down Magic N umber 4

Yan

WinterLeague

Drops Ponce Guarantee

For AL Pennant BOSTON (AP)—The New York Yankees, rushing | toward their tenth American League pennant in 12 years

The owners of the Caguas, San Juan, Santurce, and Mayaguez Winter League baseball clubs have voted not to require a $300 per game guarantee from the Ponce Lions.

under Casey Stengel, exploded for five runs in the eighth inning yesterday and brushed Boston aside, 5-1. It was +

their seventh straight victory. The Yankees, handcuffed for seven innings by Billy Muffett’s

five-hit break,

At a meeting of the five club owners Thursday, Pomce was given a vote of confidence in

It came

The

Lions

Ponce

sible

Club

their

strong

cessful

support to

the

1959-60

a run and

seores

contract

before

because

send

the

Aug.

31 dead-

outfielder.

said the contract

misplaced,

but

tentatively

agreed

27th

when

that

had

the

been

two

had

to terms

Leith

was

a baseball meeting

June

attending

in Toronto,

Elliot Again Breaks 4:00 DUBLIN,

tralia’s

Ireland

Herb

four-minute

time

(AP)—<Aus-

Elliott barrier

yesterday

broke for

to win

the

16th

the

mile

at Dublin’s international Meet in 3:57.0.

track

He ran at Santry Park where two years ago he set his great world record of 3:54.5.

With

fellow

Australian

Al-

bert Thomas as the early pace setter, he soon ground out his

old

rival

Laszlo

Tabori,

exiled

Hungarian. Only Flliott

in the shake

Terry

Sullivan

last off

Britain’s Gordie ished third.

Sullivan's Pirie,

few yards did second place

Rhodesia Pirie,

time:

distance

who

was

and fin-

3:59.8.

specialist,

timed 3:59.9 to erack four minutes for the! mile for the first

time.

4007

Tabbri }

was

fourth

singled

two

ONE—What

appears to be a four-horse finish in

the sixth race yesterday at El Comandante

is really only

between two horses, Principe Errante, the winner closest to the camera, and Rusty.

The mirror reflection makes

look like four horses are involved. Rusty for first and

The STAR

had picked

Principe Errante for second.

Sox.

three

New

the second

Any

place

combination

York

victories

of or

were

the

last

two

the

card.4—

The STAR’s two second choices edged out the top selection in both the sixth and seventh. El Lider at a $5.40 payoff set off five straight winners. He was followed home by Pearl Key ($3.00), Rio Negro ($2.50) —the best bet of the day—Costa Norte ($3.30) and El Negus ($5.80)—the

best

longshot.

The last two winners, Principe Errante and Acropolis, returned

$4.90

and

$12.90.

The cinco-seis pool at El Comandante yesterday paid $29.90 for six winners and 85 cents for five. It might

said

that

gus was not much of a longshot at $5.80, but this handicapper had difficulty in finding a best

longshot

when

making

the selec

tions.

Negus

looked

a good!-

price

running

Cauchy,

against

Ecuador

the

and

likes

Tete

He had won at the distance only once since January, and while he seemed to be in the right spot, he didn’t merit being a favorite.

On the otherhand, second choice in the

Chicago

and

Acropolis, last race,

was not a 5-1 shot, the overlay should have been apparent to

any

knowing horse player. As second choice to Call The Cops, he was figured at 7-5 considering his powerful effort against Occidental on Sept.4 at a mile and an eighth, Raul Maldonado, 1959’s top jockey, won riding honors yes-

Muffett,

Fornieles

(8), Nichols (9) Turley (93). L-

(8),

(#—Behind the fourof Ned Garver, the

For

Garver,

third nine

victory |

was

of the

, but

was

Kansas City Detroit

unning

ride Rio

Errante.

aboard Negro

(See RESULTS,

the was

Page

frontas

27)

easy

seven

was

innings

The

called

because

of '

Cards

trail

the

eight

games

first-place

who were last night, games and yet

play.

Ernie Broglio, aided by White’s. three-run homer, ched his 21st victory in first game. He permitted five

hits

The

the

hits off loser three

other

Bill not the just

Cubs.

Cardinals

banged

Glen

out

Hobbie

Chicago

and

hurlers.

Ken Boyer gave St. Louis the winning

margin

in the

nightcap.

brought

home

one

the

second

inning

run his

ia 31st

four-bagger of the campaiga and another two in the seventh vw } i with a triple. ~

Ray Sadecki was

his

PhiladeJphia

against

000 011 011—4 000 000 100-1

12 1 40

Garver and Daley; Bunning, Sisler (8), Fisher (8). Aguirre (8) and Berberet. W-Garver (3-

9). L-Bunning (10-14). HR—Kansas City, Williams (12). Detroit, Colavito

(32).

the

Red

the winner

Birds,

scattering

Phillies.

(First

Game)

(21-7). L-Hobbie (1420). HR—St. Louis; White (16).

(Second Game) St. Louis 010 020 2—5 8:0 Chicago 100 000 0—1 5.0 ecki and Smith; Morehead and . W-Sadecki (98). LMorehead (2-9). HR—St. Louis, Boyer (31). +

PARTIAL SCORES Philadelphia

Principe

game

darkness.

for

128th

and

His

after

identical

51.

second

the be-

the

Burgess;

in-

The

103 000 001—5 12,9 of his career that goes back to St. Louis 000 000 10@—1 5.1 1948 when the right-hander broke Chicago Broglio and Sawatski; Hobbie, in with the old St. Louis Browns. (3), Schaffernoth (6), Garver, who is 34, has lost 154 Burwell Elston (8) and Taylor. W-Broglio games in the Majors.

Witt and Crandall.

winners,

only

year

cluding Acropolis, He also scored with Rio Negro

three

doubleheader

the

ends

five hits over the abbreviated Detroit’s only run came on seven-inning game. Seth Morehead was the loser Rocky Colavito’s 32nd homer of the season. for the Cubs, who- fell within Dick Williams hit his 12th for one and a half games of the Kansas City. . National League cellar-dwelling

000 001

with

Sullivan

and Nixon. WMuffett. (6-4).

Fittsburgh Milwaukee

terday

Baltimore

played last night. New York 000 000 050—5 11 2 Boston 000 001 000-1 41 Turley, Shantz (8) and Berra;

Kansas City Athletics defeated Detroit Tigers, 41, yesterday fore a crowd of only 1,050.

The only two races which were not forecast precisely

defeated

in both

have

eliminate

White

DETROIT hit pitching

By JIM DOUGLAS Five STAR first picks won at El Comandante yesterday to make the second time within three racing days that the STAR has picked five winners on one program.

they

would

Garver Hurls 4-Hitter

STAR Again Picks Five Race Winners

Cubs

Pittsburgh Pirates scheduled to play by six and a half

Both

Chicago

more. Any combination of four New York victories or Chicago defeats

Baltimore defeats would knock out the third place Orioles.

line, Senator owner Bob Leith said yestercay that he had agreed to terms with the first basemanHe

Maris

Berra and Bob Cerv produced

San

him

Roger

error.

another. Mickey Mantle walked. Bill Skowron droye in a run with a single, and singles by Yogi

League, had

agent

throuwing

led

season.

failed

Buddin’s

Gonder

to in

had

second-

yesterday

Jesse

Tony Kubex sacrificed him second. Hector Lopez doubled

owners

(AP)—The

off and reached first on shortstop Don

club

a free

had

CHICAGO

place St. Louis Cardinals clung desperately to ‘their faint Nx tional League pennant chances

suc-

International

Juan

To Stay -Alive

pos-

for reports that Nino Escanow playing for Columbus

become

the

ses

of the

and

The ow néts had wanted the guarantee to cover travel expenAs lera,

eighth

Cards Take 2

team

asked for a $300 guarantee from Ponce considering the Lions poor fan support in the past. The Lions finished fifth and last during

the

Pinchhitter

Monday

to making

season.

Earlier,

for

insure

order

waited

Yanks sent both Muffett and “<|Boston’s ace relief man, Mike Fornieles, to the showers.

view of the overwhelming support given earlier in the week to the team by the Ponce Lions Club pledged

pitching,

Cincinnati Burzardt and Bailey.

010 000

000—1 10x—2

Buhl

200

O11

000

Wynn and Lollar; Latman Romano.

and

5 1|Chicago 8 1/Cleveland

and

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and

Coker;

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and

Battey.

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111 Trian-