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j|Engine Is
Gives UN Challenge
At Fault / CAPE CANAVERAL, Fila. (AP)—Rocket engine failure yesterday thwarted a US. effort to fire a satellite into
orbit
around
the
first
the moon
time
in
GLEN
his-
tory. “Malfunction of one of the upper stages’’ brought the failure, the National Aeronautics and
Khrushchev unless the
This
bad
rocket
a
had
Dr.
in
Republican
Munoz: GOP,
Thiel third
out
of
Puerte
Rico’s
internal
af-
fairs. In a firm telegram. sent to the soviet leader at the United Nations, Ferre stated, “I reject your
recent
statement
Gov. Mufioz
charged
during
the
ty
is
aiding
the
cause
of
Com-
munism
by insisting that Puerto
Rico
a
is
colony
of
the
United
States. Speaking
before
a
crowd
of
ican
citizenship
with
pride
it was
the
NASA
satellite garth,
del
Castro
that
describe
Fi-
Puerto
Rico
as a colony,
when
he speaks
mier
Khrushchev
did
last week.
“Consciously
unlikely
at all and
or unconsciously,”
and Mufoz said, Ferre and the Repu-
lovalty becau8e we are happy to blicans are doing a disservice to help ‘adv, \the great social and Puerto Rico. Who says Puerto politital tion under freedom Rico is a colony? Khrushchev, (See MUNOZ, Page 21) (See FERRE, Page 21).
will
not
abandon
project. NASA
said a backup are available
moon
Lawrence
Ho-
project
manager,
rocket and
payload
to repeat the
launch-
ing. He did not say when but other officials said it might come in two or three months. It was explained that analysis of what happened
this
time
would
deter-
mine the time for the next try. This Pioneer VI project had been
(See THOR-ABLE,
Fidel Recruits PR.
for
an evening
Primé
determine
day
wind-
date
Minister
with
Nehr
their
position,’’
Kbru-
shchey told newsmen at his’ sepond news conference of the day,
this time on the driveway in froat of
the
Soviet’s
palatial
residence. “They should
Glen
Cove
determine,
in
other words, whether they want to be associated with France. I sup-
port President ‘second
de
de Gaulle—not
Gaulle’
but
the
the ‘first
de Gaulle’ who said Algerians should be granted self determinaPRIME
MINISTER »--may
NEHRU ease
crisis
U.N. Future At Stake As — Talks Resume By MILTON BESSER UNITED
this fact in a column he wrote {spokesman said here yesterday Fidel Castro are recruiting a from the United Nations and he had heard nothing of such “task foreé” of Puerto Rican which appears on the editorial a deyelopment, but “That natibnalists in New York City, page of today’s STAR. doesn’t mean it el true.” acedrding te STAR columnist The recruitment of a “task On Aug. 7, the State DepartRalph McGill. force” is apparently a new de- ment said in Washington that McGill, editor of the Atlanta velopment in a month-old wrangle Premier Castro has as one. of (Ga;) Constitution and nationally between the Cuban and Puerto his aims a revolution in Puerto icated columnist, reported Rican governments. An FBI (See FIDEL, Page 21)
a busy
Algeria should be granted the freedom it has been fighting for since Nov. 1, 1954. “The Algerians themselves should
Page 21)
Fanatics
the
just arrived for the U.N. Gener: Assembly meeting. Khrushchey declared also that
craft fiery
“Task Force’ Forming In Harlem
Agents of the Cuban regime of
York
the
the
it,
war.”
during
India’s
added
destruction in the atmosphere somewhere over the Indian Ocean. Although keenly disappointed at this failure—especially since it came’ with Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev in this country—
Governor
will
it was fired
instrument-packed space in its nose probably met
the
predicted
said
cold
ferences
of the admin-
newsmen
wants
ing up this weekend at the Russians’ luxurious mansion here. Then he headed back to New
nose.
Thiel
told
stage
2,000 persons at Catafio last night,
Ferre continued, “have chosey in before the U. N., as Soviet Prefree election to be part of the United States and to enjoy Amer-
with
of the rocket with the 387-pound,
weekend that the Republican Par-
requesting
independence for Puerto Rico which is an unwarranted interference im our internal affairs.” “The people of Puerto Rico,”
its
of
he
continue to be in a
He made these statements at two separate, lengthy press com
“if it did, it would have been so far off trajectory that it would have plunged back into the earth's atmosphere. : He guessed that the upper stage
By A. W. MALDONADO
caé-
didate for governor, has angrily told Nikita S. Khrushchev to stay
aloft
as
“shall
state
Plunged ‘Back To Earth
Ferre Aiding Of PR Affairs Soviet Cause A. Ferre,
11:28
eight minAtlas-Able
5,000-pound second stage engine of the three-stage launching rocket -|that malfunctioned. He said it LUIS A. FERRE .| “ignited but burned in an abnor--censcious or unconscious? mal fashion and did not burn its normal time of 110 seco’
NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV +.- object of Ferre wrath
Luis
at
world
instrument-packed
Adolph
istration
K: Stay Out
came
thundered
387-pound,
satellite
Ferre Cables
news
EST, an hour and after the huge
Nikita 2
also declared that United Nations igs
reorganized
Space Administration announced. a.m. utes
ng (AP)
Premier
Khrushchev said yesterday “everything is ready” for a Russian launching of man into space, but the attempt hasn’t been made yet
for
space
COVE,
—Soviet.
NATIONS,
New
York
(AP)—The U. N. General Assembly, gripped by crisis, moves today into a full wéek of stormy debate, with the future of the world organization itself at stake.
_ But in advance of the speech
making—which includes an oration of a least four hours by Cuba’s
Fidel
Castro—the
spot-
light turned on possible attempts by Britain’s Prime Minister Macmillan and India’s Prime
Nehru
Minister
to ease critical East-West
(See U. N., Page 21)
tion.’’
The Soviet with newsmen
premier talked for an hour and
a quarter at the iron gate of his Glen
Gove
estate.
Khrushchev’s
U.N.
demand
be revamped
secretaries general Western, Communist
countries, (See
that the
havmg thr’
replacing
NIKITA,
, aed
sate
|
the prese: : Page
21)
1 Killed, 21 Injured In Traffic Accidents One 21
person
others
traffic
was
were
killed
injured
accidents
and in
over
10
the
weekend.
Flor Flores Llanos 34, was killed by a car driven by Juan Garcia Marrero, while walking along the Carolina highway
day
Canovanas on Satur.
at 7 p. m.
Police
said
' that
Flores
nos jumped into the the oncoming car,
path
Lila
of
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September 26, 1960
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Nixon, Kennedy Debate Tonigh
TV
Camera Has By
EMMET
JOHN
Become With
HUGHES
1960—a
Political
near-revolutionary
change
in the
demo-
neat
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T
Eye Of USS.
and
explicit
script.
The
Democratic and
Republican
The political eye of the United States—for almost a decade now—has been, in great degree, the TV camera. That revolutionary machine was rolled onto the
cratic process seems possible: the people’s choice will crucially turn upon the sounds and syllables, gestures and inflections appearing on the millions of television
contenders for the Presidency have signed up for a series of four joint television appearances. The first—a debate on domestic issues—will, be broadcast from | Chi-
Bationa! political stage with the election of 1952. In the years since, more than 98-per cent of the American
screens before which smile, glower or doze.
cago
people
have
television
found
themselves
living
within
range
of a
station.
FORECAST:
aid
lining his views, Nixon said federal funds should be used to help build new publie schools, and to help local school districts
to education that goes bey;ond anything that President Eisen-
pay off bonded debt already incurred for school construction.
hower has advocated in recent years. On the thorny issue of using federal funds to build class
The money thus freed, he said, conld be used to raise teachers’ salaties.
posed
rooms
ries,
Nixon
yesterday
a program
and
of
pay
however,
pro-
federal
teachers’
Nixon
sala
took
a
stand considerably short of that ef Sen. John. F. Kennedy, Democratic opponent in Presidential
In
a
CNR
his the
campaign.
“position
paper,”
out-
EM RRR =
He
said
it
is
imperative
that
teachers’ salaries be raised, but added, “at the same time, we Must
avoid
the
danger
of
ri-
gid federal control over who teaches and what is taught in our public schools...”
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inaccurately—a
new |pol-
1952
campaign
of
promises
prosperity
mal major executive role,” desgined to give the Vice President
to
re-
has
left
“experience.”
“Today, goes
Fajardo:
“We
is
hear
never
Senator
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am.
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parties
about
mentianed.
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rises today at 15:23 at 11 P.M,
1:00 a.m.
2:4
a
somehow
well off we are under Republican rule—but the cost of living
Monday.
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1960 campaign
hear
committee is never Kennedy said.
TID
San
we
experience—but
: . ‘ gibed at his- Republican rival,
and
as the
on,
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Times called the anti-inflation assignment Nixon’s “first’ for-
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gone
Vice President Richard M| Ni xon, for his rele as head of President Eisenhower’s cabinet anti-inflation committee. He noted that the New York
Demo-
cratic Presidential nominee said Republicans have ignored their
Fajardo:
Street
bout has
for the operation of an Optical Shep under a concessionaire contract are now being received.
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MIAMI
In
Mayaguez:
Dr. Francisco M. Velez
Comercie
time the forensic
citizens and critics will be procjaim-
Sen. John F. Kennedy charged yesterday that Republican tight money policy had caught “millions of Amerieans in a squeeze of costs rising faster than incomes.”
Ponce:
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ing—perhaps
the
tical champion.
far behind.” The Massachusetts
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By STERLING F. GREEN CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP)—
brand
Sea
tonight.
its several rounds,
dute living costs. The resulting inflation, Kennedy declared; “hurts most of all those» whom the Republican
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Nixon Offers Federal By G. K. HODENFIELD WASHINGTON (AP)—Viee
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Escapee's
New Transit Law Point ; System Due For Battle
Brother
Arrested PONCE—The eaped
killer
brother
Secundo
of
B. A. W. MALDONADO
es
The
Rodriguez
search
for
the
killer,
visit
relatives,
continued
in
Ro-
driguez Munoz had was denied yesterday
been seen by the bro-
ther,
saw
Someone
dining
in
it
the
was
a
who
the
point sys
le
@ eX;
cumulated,
BONN,
Germany
German
.
ports
2,802
from
(AP) —
intelligence
Communist
East
engaged
Germany
in
The re-
last
in
total of points causing sus-
violations
driver’s|
was
Juan
Amor
Pagan,
16, of Duffaut
month
A.
when
local
temperatures, moved
W.
political
“For
St., Santurce.
Bartolo Jimenez Gonzalez, 47, identified by police was found naked and beaten severely about. the in a yacant lot across from the Flomboyan night morning. Anibal Rodriguez Oropez, 16, walking
fixed
the
hour
of death
.
somewhere
early evening. They found a rock to fracture the victim’s skull. No
A
wearable
neighbor
said
clothes
were
that
the
which
found
area
on
is
Friday
they
afternoon
believe
or near
the
frequented
by
was
or
used
victim’s
“atemicos”—
drunks,
‘“‘hot
October’—the
fever
reaches
Democratic
peak
Party has the four
Saturday,
and respectful”
Gov.
campaign.
by Sen. Yidefonso Sola Morales, who was elected as the committee’s ‘‘presidential legate.”’ ~
rede-
3 Outbreaks Cited Three violent outbreaks have already occurred
in the towns of Guanica, Trujillo Alto, and Aibonito. Two of them involved\Populars with Repubhave at
not been
least
started
one
the
Populars with responsibilities
released,
incident,
but
Independentistas. for the violence
it is known
possibly
two,
the
that
in
Populars
violence.
A veteran political observer said yesterday, however, that so far it has been a “peaceful ,cam-
paign.'’ October,-he said, is the “hot month.” As the four parties steadily intensify thier campaign, and an election fever of violence grows, he
increases, said.
CORRECTION A story on the opening of the Star Kist Caribe tuna fish packing plant in Mayaguez, published in the Sept. 24 issue of the STAR,
incorrectly
stated
that
the new plant will turn out 20,000 pounds of tuna a year. The manufacturing capacity of the
new
20,000
plant
tons
per
is expected
year,
to
the
possibility .
Violence
“We believe,” the Popular party statement said, ‘‘that it is improper and entirely condemnable to attempt to interrupt or silence (political) acts of the adversary with auto horns, loudspeakers,
or any
other way.
to one million cases, or 50 million cans of tuna annually,
The
norm
should
be
to listen and allow others to listen to all the points of viéw and then energetically debate them with
facts and reason and not with insults and abuse.”
year,
Ramos
the interview.
a
publico
driver,”
Luis
We
want
the
point
publics
drivers
system
and
out
we
of
will
Works
and
the
Department
of
‘Personally
Responsible’
new
tran-
system the
have IBM
been
com
computer
re
quired to record the individual driver's points has been obtained, and the technician te run the machine will return to Puerto
this
Rico
week
a special
from
where IBM
the
he
states
was
training
given
course.
The only things lacking, he said, are the six persons required to operate the point sys tem office. Their positions have to be created by the Commonwealth personnel office and the government’s
budget
bureau.
Marquez predicted that the system will be in effeet by midNovember. However, in a se parate interview, Secretary of Public Works Francisco Liazardi said last week he doubted that it would be in: operation before Jan. 1, 1961. According to section
the
new
ing
fundamentals
creation 1. The
transit
law. will
3-204
allows Populars
guide
the
governor
spokesman
will
not
said
yesterday
participate
in
a
most
serious
infraction
of the law will carry no more 10 points and the total “tough.” It will not go into than suspend a effect, according to the law, un- points necessary to til the system has been worked license will be no*less but more out by the Secretary of Public than 20 points; exactly how ma Works and proclaimed by the ny points will be fixed by the Dept. of Public Works. governor. 2. Suspension of license will Meanwhile a Department of Public Works spokesman said be for no more than one year A that the red tape involved in nor less than three months. probationary period getting the various government one-year agencies to authorize the crea- will follow the suspension. If tion of the new point system during this period, the drivers office has held back the initia- is convicted for any moving viopoint
system
will
tion of the system. Ramiro
Marquez,
department’s said
be
lation, his license will be again
| head
Transit
of
the
Division,
that the regulations
of the
suspended for three months. 3. Points will be accumulated for four-year periods.
a
BURROUGHS Ten Key Electrie
that
Popular
meeting if it is known that another party has scheduled a meeting in the same area. La Fortaleza, the spokesman said, orders an immediate
investigation
upon
receipt
of informa-
tion of any political violence. The informatoin, he said, is received from the police, from the local mayors,
parties In
and
usually
from
the
leaders
of
the
Morales,
San
involved. addition
to Mufioz
and
Sola
Juan Mayor Felisa Rincon de Gautier, Speaker of the House Ernesto Ramos Antonini, and Secre tary of State Roberto Sanchez Vilella were pre sent
at the Saturday
meeting.
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the
of the point system:
under his direct control to engage
in violence. A’ Fortaleza
of
the follow-
The statement will be sent to all Popular political leaders throughout the island. It was learned yesterday that the party will hold personally responsible any Popular leader who
be
equivalent
next
the
the
|
The presidential committee was _ recently formed to replace Gov. Mufioz as supreme head of the party. Saturday's meeting “was presided
licans and one Reports fixing
after
he
to
Toa Baja.
Mufoz and the Popular presidential committee issued a statement decrying ‘‘violence...in the political debate” and calling on all Puerto Ricans
a ‘pacific
said
that
announced by Public Works,
to avoid physical violence between
to conduct
directly
as of
Police
political parties on the island. At a special meeting held
him
battle
sit law, and the Secretary
MALDONADO
the Popular
advised
his
the
West
of
Speaker take
by
vagrant
approach
with
Labor.” As outlined
Munoz Scores Political By
‘met
He disappeared while swimming off the public beach at Ocean Park. Police were still searching for the body last night. Police said Manuel Ocasio Maldonado, 23, shot once and killed Antonia Colon, 24, on Friday, in the Sabana Seca section of
year.
the
Drivers,
Ramos said, “the license is the bread and butter of hig children.
“Hot October” Approaches
With
of Publico
months away, indications of the legislature
toward the beach, found the body.
agents
Germany,
spying
from
fight’ before the legislature, beThree violent deaths were reported by police over the weekend, | fore the Superintendent of Poone a drowning in Ocean Park yesterday, a shooting in Toa Baja lice, the Secretary of Public and a mystery death in the Condado.
The body of as a vagrant, face and head, club Saturday
the Soviet Union and other Eastern’ bloc countries were actively
the
Drowned
seen
government
publico ¥
Three Meet Violent Deaths This Weekend
Spies By The Thousand West
for
drivers
Luis Antonio Ramos, who said onse will be suspended. The} he represented’ the aternity
fact that the Despite the points by vehicle drivers. : When enough points are ac-| point system is still at least two
called
poli¢e. Secundo has not been since his escape.
the
publico
of traffic law provisions will| Pension has not yet been de- Speaker of the House Ernesto || Ramos Antonini to request result in the accumulation of | termined. amendment of the law. The
thought|.
and
by
Convictions
Cecilio
restaurant
escapee
on
-the
who
the rugged hills in this area. A’ published report that
pleted,
fight
escaped a week ago while being taken from the Rio Piedras Penitentiary to the Ponce City Jail to
point
spokes.
to
particularly drivers.
vowed
already
until bitter battle—acceptance of a tough point tem empts all system by the general driving public and |it
him.
The
up-coming
Last! week transit. law is evident... man of a publico’ ¢
new
headed for what is expected to be its most
Mufioz, 32, was arrested on two motor vehicle charges yesterday when police stopped him for a routine check. : The brother, Cecilio Rodriguez Muioz, 28, of Barrio Coto Laurel, was charged with driving without a license and without a registration. He was freed on bail totaling $600. | Police said they had been keeping tabs on Cecilio in the belief that his brother might try to contact
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C ancio: No Political Propaganda In Insular Housing Agency's Ad Commonwealth Attorney Genneral Hiram R. Cancio .says he
vertisement
ean find no evidence of “politieal propaganda” in’a controver-
of Puerto Rico should comment on possible violations of Federal
sial
advertisement
Hous-
laws.”
ing
and
Corp.
The
Home
of
the
Renewal
He
declined
to
on
whether
a Federal
give
an
opinion
law
was
violated in publishing the advertisement. In a letter released yesterday,
Cancio plaint
commented on a commade to the American
because
“I
do
not
Home
Finance
he was “shocked” over the omis-
In
a
letter
to
Roger
N.
To
The
People
“My conclusion is that it (the ad) is a message to the people informing them what the hous-
ing plans
agency to
has
do.
been I
doing
honestly
and
cannot
find in such a message anything that could be criticized as political
propaganda.”
The attorney general said also that he was reluctant to comment on the legality of the ad-
military
with
later
the
wrote
charge
advertisement
had
Ultimately ed
the
Washington
Isern
and
Mason,
administrator
housing
agency.
to
co’s
what
up
he
United
three-cornered
yesterday
rebel
|
Nations | civil
war
mood,
Souvanna’s
anti-Communist
forces
under
Seuyanna
that his treops will invade Lacs
Communist
(AP)—President
flies
lenghy
dent
to
New
York
meetings
HIRAM
Abdel
is
reported
Khrushchev’s
CANCIO |
...Okays
housing
ad
French Accent Wanted PARIS
(AP)—TWA
is recruit-
ing pretty French girls speak English not so well
who as to
conceal a desirable accent for hostess work on its U. S. routes. The airline long has used French girls on international flights.
suggestions
Mob
regime
attempts
to
take
Eisenhower,’
today
to
he
with
apparently in
rally
two
Minister
Nasser
of
the
dismayed
at
language that
NEW
jammed
neutralist
a
support
and
get
is
of
Nehru United the
in
world’s
India
Arab
mood
with
‘te
the
key
and
Presi.
Republic.
continuing
no
together
the
of
Eisen-
bitterness
even
Soviet
of
listen
to
leader.
eggs
and
sidewalks
fists yesterday
outside
as more
a Harlem
hotel
than
6,000
to watch
per-
the Cuban
prime minister smile and pose for pictures. Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, Harlem’s Democratic congressman, deplored Castro’s “use of Harlem as a battleground for his own political ends.” Police pickup
nine
NEW
cemonstrators.
There
were
at
least
two
Host To African
Nations
YORK
luncheon
presentatives
of
(AP)—A 12
cordial
new
African
states
of State Christian
A. Herter,
the atmosphere couldn’t other heads of United wouldn’t
talk
about
any
fist
the host, told
HERE’S ONE WAY TO KEEP COOL
with
re
encouraged |
the contest with: Africa. Secretary
newsmen, afterward
have been friendlier. Nations delegations at specific
fights.
meeting
yesterday
U. S. officials to claim ground gained in the Soviet bloc for support from emerging
diplomatic
He, the
problems
like the lunchon,; discussed,
Public School Pupils To Receive Free Eye Examinations | Free eye examinations will given public students thro the
island
starting
next
month,
the Department of Education has announced.
Free treatment will be
given
needing
those
added. The project tien
of an
committee
it, the
is under
the
dirfechealth
composed
of
everyone soup hun-
a
LIPTON
is real soup!
For
serve any of the 5 different LIPTON soups For
a different
kind
of refréalivicnt
that
and
special
watch
home
your
cooked
family
DRY-TEX SYSTEM
to offer your -
guests during these hot summer days, try LIPTON’S ice tea.. Hot or cold, LIPTON’S tea. fits
any
occasion,
any
time
}
of day. |iE
CHICKEN MOODLE SOUP
taste,
dig
in,
The eye examination project ‘has legislative appropriation butiget
of $80,000, the agency HERE’S ANOTHER WAY TRY OUR NEW
The lively taste of LIPTON chicken broth and enriched egg noodles satis-
fies that hunger.
officials
“Education De-
partments. The committee this year is presided over by Mrs. Margarita Pont Marchand. i
The whole family goes for LIPTON'S soup Chicken Noodle Soup makes
agency
inter-department
ef the Health and
gry.
_— }
YORK. (AP)—Supporters and foes of, Fidel Castro ex-!: taunts,
Herter
friendly aroma of LIPTON
.
Fights Outside Fidel’s Hotel
changed sons
today
leaders—Prime
Gamal
hower
ed
The
.
Thailaad. ‘Thaitand Premier
already has warned
calls
neutralist
the
economy.
Laes’
is) growing
the
against Nikita S. Khrushchev’s onslaught on the United Nations. Resuming his personal diplomacy, the President has’ set
P.
Both agreed that “the best relations should always exist” between Federal and _ insular agencies.” Fernos said he would “always be willing to give full recognition” to Federal contributions to Puerto Ri-
said
WASHINGTON
exchange
of
that
Ike To Seek Neutralists’ Support
that
Norman
before
here
ever the entire country. Western diplomats fear a tieup between Phoumi and Thailand could lead to an invasion by another neighber, Communist North Viet Nam.
of letters passed between Resident Commissioner Dr. Antonio Fernos
experts
Sair Thanarat if
political
an
(AP)—There
administrative capital and stronghold of neutralist Premier
wrangle reachand
Laos
diplomats
Phouma without help from nei
connotations.
Bal-
dwin, international work advisor of the ACLU, Cancio said:
Message
the
Méndez
foreign intervene
grim
Garcia
t
Gen. Phoumi Nosavan cannot launch a successful drive against this
sion. Baldwin
BP
threatens to touch off a majer East-West crisis, Western
complained in a letter to Jorge } ; Font Saldafa that the ad failed
the Republican to Rico. Garcia
that there were political connotations in the advertisement, which reported on the activithes of the housing agency.
will
Agency,
to mention Federal aid to island housing. He commented that
}
Crisis In Laos. |
VIENTIANE,
among
pub-
Civil Liberties Union by Miguel A. Garcia Méndez, president of
Party of PuerMéndez charged
To-End
lished im the’ newspaper El Mundo on Aug. 29. A few days la/ ter, the late Paul Coste, island} chief of the Federal Housing | and
4
HopeGrowsU.N WillAct]
°*
was
pe
NEWS IN BRIEF
believe that the attorney general
advertisement
ee
3
ee
ae
DAN
si
TRS
1 HOUR SER VICE DY
said It is
estimated that four per the island’s pupils have vis fects.
This
: —_
is approximately
of de24,000
pupils, according to the department
1
"A new post office has beet orized for the
COSTAS
— rs oo
CLEANIN ae G&
auco Postmistress, Mrs. Josefa G. Lorenzi. al The new post office building will
Cell us Tel. 2-3875 1411 Les Palmas St. Step 20
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THE SAN ‘JUAN STAR — Monday, September 26, 1960.
Sulu Mayor Praises PR Police;
Wants To Adopt Similar System By DOUGLAS High praise Police
from
force
an
D. for
came
exotic
RICHARDS | city of Jolo in the former Sulu the Insular} Sultanate. The mayor wishes the this
past
visitor
week]
far-off Sulu Seas. Voicing.
eommendations
a one-week visit to: Puerto Rico was the Abubakar,
Honorable mayor, of
Philippine
Republic—into
which
the: the Sultan\‘e is now incorporated xP as a province —would nationalize after. the police in a system similar
from
to the unified command ‘here.
Aminkada the capital
Out
Of
Wearing
dress,
The
U.
S. Dept.
of Labor
has
minimum. hourly rates. _/The Committees and dustries products
sent
the
in-
are: shoe and related (Committee 50-A) pre-
minimum
of 59 cents:
che-
John
D.
Stewart,
executive
the
graduate
partment at Puerto Rico,
De-
cents;
and
ers of America, Wash., D. C., and
cement dustry
and related (Committee
stone,
clay,
glass,
products in50-C) rates
ranging from maximum $1.-anhour td 50 cents. e Named as members of all three
committees
are:
Chairman
Yoe To Head ICA Mission In West Indies STAR
Washington
Bureau
WASHINGTON—Harry
W.
Yoe,
47, director. of the International Cooperation Administration mission in Haiti since 1957, has been
dent
of
present
said.
The
federation,
composed
of former British territories in West Indies, was formed in Ja-
nuary,
1958,
self-governing
British
as
4
status
step
toward
within
the
Commonwealth.
ICA launehed an economic aid program in the fields of agriculture, education, transportation
and public administration early in 1959. Its headquarters are in Port-of-Spain,
Trinidad.
Shoe
Work-
Sanchez-Vazquez adof the Puerto Rico
the
employers.
|he
needs
bert
D.
Sulu
isa
but
problem
‘often
.
official
of
all
nearby
that
trudging
Sultan’s
that
takes
off
palace.
to The
one built after World War II to replace the former lavish home bombed by the Japanese. . Forceful Figure Sultan Ismael Kiram is still a forceful figure throughout the Celebes even though his position is now defined as that of religious
leader rather than as potentate. A graduate of an American college in the Philippines, he is, however, more interested in mo-
dernizing powers
than
long
in
musing
the
upon
lost.
Sultan Kiram, reports the Mayor, has for wife instead
instance, only one of the traditional
four. / Getting back to the. police, Mayor Abubakar said the situation is not as bad as it sounds. Of the 300 Sulu islands, the majority
Committees
Dawson,
fez,
can efford.
fare uninhabitabted and for agriculture. Most of Representing the employes on lation is concentrated on specific committees, wil-be Her- islands where schools, and
other
modern
set aside the popu10 larger hospitals
facilities
are
United Rubber Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers of Ameri-
available. Most families commute between the agricultural islands
ca, Akron, Ohio Reiser, president
and
and Ralph J. of the United
Glass and Ceramic Workers America, Columbus, Ohio.
their
homes.
“REIGN
OF
TERROR”—Donald
C.
Rarick,
right,
be: ive
melee at steelworkers
union convention in Atlantic City,
last week. Complaining of steelworker violence, Rarick, political foe of union president David J. McDonald, said
he was jumped upon and beaten by McDonald supporters just off the convention floor. Tomko said he was roughedup in a similar incident. (AP Photo)
of
Luis Benitez Carle, execuvice president International
Shoe nati;
Corp. of Puerto Rico, MaRobert A. Bristol, presi-
Foot-Mits Maurice
Coastal
Footwear
vanas; John Laboratories
to Rey; of
Shoe
Pon-
president
Corp.
Padilla, Termrier,
Frank
industrial
Corp.
Negle,
Cano-
manager, Inc., Ha-
Romero,
relations,
director Empresas
Ferre, San neth Koos,
Juan; and; E. Kenvice president, Ca-
ribe
Corp.
China
Vega
Baja.
Committee
50-A is scheduled to begin hearings on the shoe industry Oct. 17. ‘
For the Lady Bowler
LADIES THURSDAY BREAKFAST
LEAGUE NOW FORMING © To start on Thursday, Sept. 29th. Join us breakfast on the house at 9:30 A.M., Tuesday Sept. 27, to organize your league and bring your friends and neighbors.- Beginners are more than welcome. ‘
for
BOWLING & SPORTS CENTER MATADERO ROAD, PUERTO NUEVO-TEL. 8-0267
and
Anthony Tomko, both of McKeesport, Pa., look over torn and blood-stained shirt Rarick was wearing during violent
Special committee members representing the employers will
ce;
Department
O. Fecteau, presi-
United
Specific
dent
State
employes
Steamship Association UTM Welfare Fund. Robert E. Friedrich, of Robert Fr ick Shoe Associates, New York will re-
R.
the
the
Osiris R. ministrator
named to head the ICA Mission in the West Indies Federation. Yoe, a native of Martinsburg, West Virginia, replaces Donald Laidig,
public.
will be George
Sulu
red
palace now-a-days being a modest
represent
the
of
How to spread his small police
the
mical, petroleum rubber and related products (Committee 50B), minimum rates ranging from maximum $1-an-hour to 75.
the
what
his government
Abubakar
the University of all of whom will
Representing
traditional
men for a population a thousand times as large, he said. That’s
of
edi-
Economics
the
e¢omposed
force over the 300 or so islands
tor, The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc., Wash. Di C.; Jacob Seidenberg, Falls Church, Va., and Luz M. Torruellas, director of
of
bolero jaeket and balloon pants, the Moslem mayor lamented his inadequate force. Only 127 polite half
Uniform
western-style
Three Committees Appointed To Recommend Wage Rates announced the appointment of three committees to recommend
instead costume
ws; | Swissart Joyeros
jewelers Since 1929
650 Ponce de Leon Ave. Miramar Sonturce
Tel, 2-0736
6 Bowling Alley Organized By AFL-CIO Union By HAROLD J. LIDIN Puerto Rico’s burgeoning bowling industry has been organized by AFL-CIO
Star
O'Dell
reached for
a
The
said
two-year
manager
his
firm
has
with the union
pact
covering
some
employees.
contract,
troactive
to
which
Sept.
will
12,
be-re-
grants
an
immediate five cents hourly acrossthe-board wage increase. Wages can be discussed again after the first year under a_ re-opener clause.
Minimum pre-contract wage rate at Star bowling was the tipping employees 30 cents hourly rate.
O'Dell said the average
wage
was
appreciably higher. Amnual cost of the contract to Star Bowling, estimated O’Dell, is $10,000 including both wage and fringe benefits. The latter include
substantial
increases
in the
man-
to
health
agement contribution and welfare funds.
Hotel
&
Restaurant
Employes
trustee Floyd Leowe claims to also have reached a virtual agreement covering some 75 employes of the two Commonwealth bowling
alleys. The latter are located at Santa Rosa and the 65th Infantry Shopping Ceniers. A fourth center, the Paradise
bewling alleys in signed a contract wnion last workers are
Paradise
Puerto Nuevo, with the hotel
summer. About 35 under contract at the
alleys.
GARDEN
HILLS
RESIDENCE DE LUXE Magnificent conditioned
The
Southwestern
fully home
sisting of immense
air con-
liv-
ing room, large dining room, library, newly equipped kitchen, four bedrooms and three baths. Garage, laundry and full service quarters.
Shade, beautifully landscaped lot of 1207 meters.
Priced
at $49,500
quick
sale.
nancing
$10,0000
for
Unusually
long term fi—
Rico
day Sept. 30, Robert Sawyer, president of the association, has anMembers of the association, managers of firms in the southwestern
portion
less
cash
of
the
island,
will
parti-
cipate in a panel meeting on indus-
trial accident cussion Castro,
prevention.
The
dis-
will be led by Fernardo director of the Dept.
Labor’s
employment
fice.
Hiram
dent
of
Prior
vice
association,
of the
to
security
Cabassa,
the
in charge
the
J. of
of-
presi-
will
be
program.
meeting,
By GUNTER HETT the six-year-old, girl
When rived
. unaccompanied
ar-
here
from
Chicago recently, she looked desperately he
for her
was
not
grandfather.
anywhere
in
But
or
near
to be held by the San German Rotary Club at its clubhouse: Sept. 30-Oct,
This
is
2.
where
Travelers
Aid
of
P. R. went intp action. One of the organization’s social workers on duty
found
a
temporary
family
home for the child, while another contacted
the
Chicago.
they
girl’s
From
found
the
out
mother
in
Chicago
call,
that
the
girl's
about
to
enter
the
hospi-
interior
of
the
island,
mother,
tal to give birth to another child, had written to her father, who lives in
the
that
she would send her daughter on a certain
associa-
tion members will view the exhibitions at the Modern Living Fair
flight.
However,
.
the
grandfather
was
on a short vacation in the Virgin Islands and did not receive the
letter. Travelers Aid contacted him there and a happy reunion was brought
about.
People With Problems
Party
leader
Luis
A.
Ferre opened up again Friday on the issue of absentee ballots for the
traveling
Puerto
Rican
Aid
elers
Societies throughout the U. S. They
Aid
San
Juan
are special people with special problems of “moving pegple.”’ They
from
their
On Absentee Ballots Statehood
FRIENDS
Each year a million people bring
Ferre Raps Fortaleza
voter.
Ferre, who said he has been “hammering for eight years,” to make the Mufioz administration set up an absentee ballet system, complained that La Fortaleza “listens but doesn’t act.” Because the island has no absentee ballot apparatus, soldiers on duty out of Puerto Rico and
problems
to
Travelers
tary;
are in trouble away from their home towns: they are concerned about someone or they have come to
settle
in
an
unfamiliar
International
Mrs.
members
are shown
Charlotte
of the local Travat the society’s
at work
Airport
left to right are Mrs.
headquarters.
Margarita
Hanson,
Pictured
L. Mouriiio,
executive
director
secre-
of the
local organization; and Miss caseworker attached to the
local unit. (STAR
executive from one of the nation’s top corporations arrived from St.
which started its operation at the San Juan Internatianal Airport | in
Gunter
com-
munity. Travelers Aid, a voluntary social service is on hand to help them through a staff of professional social workers and trained volunteers. Assisted mostly, are people who arrive and are out of funds; people short on funds while in transit; children traveling alene and people who are not experienced travelers.
IN NEED—Three organization
Hett)
Ernestina
Vil
a
Photo by +
Thomas recently with just about $1 in his wallet. Accustomed to go
February, 1959 with $40,000 from the New
a grant ‘of York Founa-
to the nearest Western Union dation has rendered assistance and counter to have cash transferred advice to thousands of travelers to him, he learned that this is since its inauguration. if only possible through banks in Mrs. Charlotte Hanson, director Puerto Rico, which happened to of the local organization, works be closed for a long weekend. with two full-time case workers, Travelers Aid lent him the cash, two part-time social workers and other temporarily uprooted Although most of the people in and was paid back by his comisfive volunteers, some af whem landers are denied their voting need are poor, there are many pany. donate a day of work each week. affluent persons who seek the rights, Ferre commented. Started Here Last Year But more are desperately needed, assistance of Travelers Aid. An Travelers Aid of Puerto Rico, says Mrs. Hanson.
SHIPPING
SHIP
FROM
SCHEDULES
ARRIVAL$3. DEPARTURE S.J. SEPT. SEPT.
Sade
=
_—it. Boome,
TO
Asan
OPERATOR AND/ OR AGENTS
:
a
oa
3
Waterman Line
z
Antwerp,
Rottedam,
Royal
em
Bremen,
Jacksonville, N.Y.
3
27
FLENSBURG KATHRYN
N.Y
Hambuerg. Antwerp, N.Y.
Sealand
= 3
2s 2:
eS — Guenta, Ponce, Mayaguez.
Waterman Lines Bull Lines
EMILIA
Phila.
27
AZALEA
CITY
FRANCES
N.Y.
CRISHIANA
La Unicon
EAGLE
LUCKY 7 SALE
aw:
2
San Francisco,
East Bay, Stocktoa
@
130
N.Y.
Ponce,
N.Y.
Mayaguez
=
og
1
Cristobal
2
Oct.
3
N. Y.. Norfolk, Balt,
LUCKY7SALE
@
Phila.
LUCKY7
Steamship
Bull
SALE
Company
of P.
the local helpers cal officials. The from the original | spent and few :
according te jofinances received grant have bean supporting dona. = tions have come in. A fund-raisi ng
/drive
has
|!aunch
to date,
emergency
ae
seven Company
bane
@
campaigns,
”
Com.
such
5.30
a week
p.m.
from
But, "4s
for
time
call emergencies.
|°"
—
LUCKY7SALE
ae
plans
8 a.m. are . arising
ry '
© LUCKY r
Cc ao
A
+
=
wn
aes
than
requir-
™
0fiVALE ss
ed.
7 SALE
the
members
Another one of our original Sales!
~.
as
Humacae,
airport office is open
=e
days
‘to other
|have taken preference over for a Traveler’s Aid drive.
Netherlands | until
Isbrandtsen
impossible
since. many
for Chile and
The local
Lines
Steamship
been
R. | Collections
Bull Lines Royal
ame
Netherlands
faces
problem
serious
Another
Ponce
ORESTES
FLYING
high,
Puerto
Travelers Aid Lends A Han
Management Assn. will hold its the airport. What was worse, the monthly meeting at the San Ger- little girl did pot know her grandman Rotary Club at 8 p.m Fri- father’s name or address. nounced.
center
agreement
Star
Will Meet Friday At San German Club
LUCKY
5@
Restaurant
Union.
Bowling
David
&
Assn.
7 SALE
Employes
Hotel
Management
LUCKY
the
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, September 26, 1960
Your For Ladies Saritas * De la Mar
* Joyce
j‘
opport to buy famous uni brand ty shoes
At very special sale prices j
* Thomas
For Children
q
Red Goose © Adorables * Billiken
Cort
Son Jucn Ponce
@
@
Senturce
Bayemon
©
@
Rio Piedras
Santa Resa Pleze
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lesweedhi
t
th
San Juan Ticker Talk © .
“Hotels As Trusts? | By
Damage Suit
DANIEL D. HOWELL
Recently the U. S. Congress passed and President Eisenhower signed a new law which would permit the creation of Real Estate
Guillermo
Investment Trusts exempt from the payment of Federal inceme taxes i tax
¢
ee
wee conitionsy Tagy distriiele dm. dividends.
1
per cont: f Mie de 5 i
wre :
summa: ~~ This Tew law, with respect fo the tax hendtits, is roughly comparable to the Investment Company
Each
$100,000
damages.
The
Cessna
filed
crashed
on
the
Rios
for
eve-
the plane took off frem St. Thomas en route to San Juan. A four-day
they,
air-sea search of the crash scene by the Coast Guard uncovered only
Federal income tax exemption privilege if
too,
distribute 90 per cent
earnings.
Investment
companies
of their pre-tax
are those organiza-
seat
padding
In
moving
Surety
Passengers
the
downed
for
dismissal
claims; that had
Ameri-
all three
knbwiedge
of
the
risks involved and that an amended suit, filed earlier this ‘year, was barred under admiralty law.
qualify under the act ‘and is seriously considering
to the status of a trust.
from
plane. can
conversion
Luis
of 194. which allews investment companies the
same
the
and
family
ning of July 20, 1957, minutes after
Act
are
Molina
Algarin.
The
,
Sheraton has agreed to operate the proposed $12 million Hotel Sheraton in the Condade section. | Research Department Quoted Discussing the possibility of Sheraton’s. operating as a trust, the research department of a large investment firm says: “the earnings ef Sheraton—56 cents a share plus 5 cents in capital gains in the year ended April last—would be reughty doubled and the cash: dividend
action
was
filed
Juan law firm of nandez and Novas.
by
the
Hartzell,
San
Fer-
Ca
payments increased by about 50 per cent.” It is also reported that eoniract fer the operation
considering
|
Hilton Corp. which has a of the Caribe Hilton in San
the provisions
of the new
law
and
J
E
serieusly
.
its
i
tax savings. : Apparently the new law dees not spell out in detail how from foreign properties or capital gaims are to be
i that
flee
whether or not they would be exempt from taxation if distributed shareholders in the form of dividends. Such treatment. would Hilton far more than it would Sheraton because of the former's foreign
extensive
holdings.
One disadvantage of a trust set up under this new law
since
90 per cent
of the trust’s
is that (
Raul Feliciano, the appeal law yer for Donald LeRoy Chamber lain, - who is i twelve year sentence
tempted robbery
‘Income Stocks’ Discussed
senger, has filed monwealth
wi
Supreme
the setting aside earnings over the past several years points out the fluctuating profit- denying a writ of habeas corpus ability of the hotel business, which is not for widows, orphans, or issued Sept. 15. In the new
other typical holders of income stacks. The fact that these two hotel chains
claims
the whole court
attracted interest last week i is easily in evidence in that each posted gains in trading on the New new resolution York Stock Exchange in a market which for the most part showed Judge Lino J. authority to issue the heavy losses. . Feliciano Based the It should be of interest to local real estate syndicates that the the fact that Investment
Companies
Act
of Puerto
issued
meat in real estate and offers many tax advantages, especially with proved injuridus to cited a regard to capital gains. In a future column, this writer will discuss defense. He specificall? these advantages and fheir potential for both stateside and local drawing and picture whiéh appear-ed in El Mundo a few days after Rico
(1954)
provides
investors. (Dan Howelbis associat with the San ed Juan office
Pierce, Fenner, & Smith, Inc.)
_ Family Pounces On Poor Papa TEHRAN, said
a
Iran
35-year-old
was
on
the
father
way,
the entire family him’ and beat him
Industriel 318
of Merrill
Lynch,
Chamberlain's arrest linking him with the hold-up of the Bank of Nova Scotia a few weeks earlier
has
and
pounced up.
then
on
YORK
Uniforms
&
American
“with great pleasure”.
700 “amigos” work for you at the
firm looking for young, ex-
Crédito, always willing to serve you -
perienced business man to travel in the
Caribbean
pacity.
Area
in a promotional
“con mucho gusto”. At any of Crédito offices and Bankmobiles throughout
ca-
the Island, you’ll find complete
Must be fluent in Spanish and
banking services, under a single roof. 65 years of unexcelled service has
English. Salary and expenses. No selling. Write To Box 9903 Santurce. Give full resume and salary require-
paved the road to the solid prestige of
this great Puerto Rican bank. This know-how is yours “for keeps” at Banco Crédito.
ments,
Cerpenter Road Tel. 6-3930
| BOX 9903 SANTURCE, P. R. :
FOR LEASE IN OLD SAN JUAN In Whole or In Part beautifully restored 3 story of commercial possibilities, . Fortaleza 152 Elevator, Air Condi Street Incinerator. mercial.
2
and
Tourist center. taurant, etc.
3- flaors office
High
class
shops,
INFORMATION:
or commercial.
Boutique,
Art
te
.
floor
com-
Possibilities
Shop, 8
TEL. 2-1444
AT BANCO CREDITO! “Con mucho gusto” is an everyday Spanish expression which means
OPPORTUNITY
¥
NEW
invest-
(AP)—Pelice
lodged a complaint of assault against his wife and 15 children. He threatened to divorce his wife when she told him‘a 16th child
for
Res-
BONGO HRA DOGO “EL MEMBER,
BANCO’
AMIGO"
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
BC-18-60
“
THE SAN JUAN
STAR
— Monday, September 26, 1960
Henriquez-Vizcarra Wedding
Held.
4 fy
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In Centuries-Old Cathedral Of San Juan The centuries-old cathedral of San
Juan,
decorated
with
_|myrtle and white blossoms, was the scene of the nuptial ceremony of Miss Nidza Henriquez Goitia and Salvador Vizcarra Castellon
Saturday
evening.
The
Rev. Maisonet officiated at the eeremony and José Raul Ramirez played the organ.
The bride, given by her father
Miss Henriquez, the daughter of Mr. of
and Hato
gio
Mrs. Rey,
Federico studied
Puertorriquefio
Henriquez
at
de
the
Nifas
in marriage, ported white
Cole-
soie, designed by Genoveva Yazquez, with appliques of Alencon
and
at the University of Puerto Rico. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Salvador Vizcarra of Hato Rey, attended
the
San
Jose
lace reembroidered in seed pearls and a -pleated skirt ending in a cathedral-léngth
Academy
Arts
train.
Her = veil
was attached to a duchess crown
and the College of Agriculture and Mechanical
> a gown of |imblue peau de
and
of Spanish orange blossoms | and she carried a bouquet of white orchids. \
in Mayaguez.
Mr. Vizcarra was his sen’s best
man and Marques, was.
of
Mrs. Zeraida Goitia de the bride’s godmother,
matron
blue
wore
black
Vizcarra con
‘of
silk.
honor
The
Brussels
was
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Bridal Vizearra,
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Mother Knows Best In This Case
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ANN:
My
mother
makes me sick, The other day a
couldn’t
putting
go,
on
He
said
a shirt
he
for
wasn’t
anybody,
and drove off leaving me on the
dreamy
sidewalk. I havén’t heard from guy came by in his convert- this fellow since and Fm heartible to take me swimming. He sick. I think my mother did me tooted the horn and I was not terrible dirt. quite ready so he kept at it. My She insists she was right, and mother looked out the window and when she saw him she be- my dad agrees with her. What . came like a maniac. She hol- do you say? —LEFT DEAR LEFT: Mom was right. lered, “You are NOT riding any These characters who go ridplace with that shameless kid. ing around undressed from the He’s naked.” from I told her we were going waist up look like left-overs swimming and he was wearing an old Tarzan film. swimming trunks. She said, “UnSince you told the boy that less he puts a top on you are your mother wouldn’t let you ride with him uniesshe put on not leaving this house.” I finally went out and told him a shirt, he -should have had he'd have to stip on a shirt or I enough respect: for both your
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realize
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ly
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at
to
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distant
to
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a dance
go
will | District Charities Fund.
this dream if you will but oe yourself most ‘earnestly. Your
think is concerned, can produce exceHent results, especially in
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, September 26, 1960
LETTERS HONEST Bir: In your
MISTAKE
editorial
of September
1. Not providing for a twoyear term for the Governor of
world and his wonderful idea tha. if he and his “burrito” would
Puerto
be
quite
were clasmistake,” I
have
and
agree.
Later
made
your
cartoonist
this “honest
as they
have
in the ingrate
counting
Ppicted
as
Now
petitions
childish
the
mature
most
fair,
intelligent
and
creatures
make
them.
God’s
providing
that
are the
our
tomorrow
good
Christian
one
for San
and
complete
LAUDS
OUR
Rey,
P.
you
rate
on
to
the
activities
of
the
the by
two
ing too space.
as reported by you in recent issues of “The San JJuan STAR” Christian Action Party and obstacle-course as provided
on
tatives
much
of your
and
the
latter
and
Tealities hard.
fioz
there
that
The
rates
that
clearly
certain
one
Honorable
Marin
sions
are
strike:
Luis
certain point
going
Mu-
out
attained
in our
and
history,
future.
practical
both
Since
purposes
he
the
the
Russia
and their to come
are
the rest of the
going
to
disappear
communist
ideas,
unless
HARRY
to
God
think
knew
a
stock
broker
mouth
who
is
is ‘t
again
Red
‘im-
that
ac-
and
in
the
start
free
a
ap-
move-
press
of.
with
the world
TV
as
well
as
in
speeches
and
conversations
and
pretty
publication
Impe-
you
collapsed one summer. He was forced to sell all sorts of pro perty, even some of his wife’s diamonds, to put more and more
ache.
margin. He had visions of not being able to afford the chauf-
ist, wrote that he had spent three years writing a book. He was
fer
and
the
worse
he
to mutter
self
maid.
As
things
got
began to him-
about
But
then
his
and
only
ehild was drowned in Long Is land
Sound
a few
tragedy
all
other
troubles
He
realized
his
his
mind.
amounted
to
Zweig,
the
counting
worried
book
would
GOLDEN
nothing.
He
wiped from
they
new
on
royalties.
over -how do.
The
novel-
day
in pain
to
with
it.
an
and if someone
the
it was
book.
the
and
A man
abscessed
that
battle
defeated
as
will
minority
disarmament
more
destructive
communications,
part
of the
scenes: land
fearful,
syed.
win
any’ subsequent
explodes
in
military |lar,
likely only if the
desperate
suicidal
reésist-
talks
are
repeated
in thé
same
phases
the armament race‘ itself contifues, dispute the existene@ or size in the
and
missiles
new
defenses,
afomic
submarines,
Leviathans
aircraft,
that.stagger
military
the
imagi-
uation. And the State Department continues what Prof. Morgénthaw called ‘‘the stamp-collecting attitude toward military alliances’ of the late J. F. Dulles, in a worldwide policy of military containment.
As The New York Times stated: “The problem that ‘worfied the
United
sed
States and
at
the
San
the Latin-American
José
meeting...
nations
was
most
when
Premier
it was
discus
Khrushchev’s
threat
to use nuclear missiles against the United States to defend. Cuba
if
the Americans invaded the island.” This worry is about as ‘useful right now as locking the doors while the house is on fire because a
soon
political
you
Our
is woefully
inadequate
effective
recipes
best-seller.
have
Im-
merits to
do
as
archaic
as
a
blunderbuss.
f
devotion of a glory-hungry and psychopathically self-important man who happens to be of strategic value at the moment. This, and other
friends
that they calling us
and
most of the leaders of the world looked on, he cemented for goed the
with
80 synonym-
Is Inadequate
When Khrushchev walked all the way around the General As sembly Hall of the U. N. to slap his buddy Castro on the back, while
had for 35c:
word
Arsenal
problems to be ready the day after tomorrow no matter how farttastie the expense. But in the battle’ for men’s minds, right mow, our afsenal
crowds,
the
will
lurks in the neighborhood.
to
it in installments as I have certainly taken too much space and time on the subject. Alberte Azul San Juan, P. R.
for
winning
Soviet radio stations language
of
from
course,
friends
and
influencing
the cost of the paperback Swedish
with
broadcast to
prizes
over
Swahili:
for
station!’ Prague radio gives to the British program who
free trip to Czechoslovakia.
2,000 hours
What
listeners
people
edition ot Dale do
who
;a week
And
who
send?
send
comments
thought
be
in|every
they
away lottery tickets to asks for it. The winner
can
Carnegie’s Quiz
shows,
to
the
every listener is promised a
up this gimmick?
Look
through any American magazine and you will find at. least one advertisement offering a free trip to Las Vegas or some other prémised
land for the lucky genius who says best in 25 words or less: \“I like Hootchie-Kootchie flakes because..."’ Well, let’s us have a contest, too.
“I like democracy
because...’
This Is Undignified But we consider this depend on the skill and,
undignified. incidentally,
The American econemy may the serious psychological and
sociological research of the Madison Square hucksters. we secretly respect as well as fear their boldness and
But while success in
selling
we,
us
chemical. and
emotional
deodorants,
scorn to hire them for electioneering, to sneer at hucksters in public. Many
long
years
ago,
when
and
while
we also consider
I worked
for
the
U.
go
not
it respectable S.
Information
was a father and a mother, a Services, and, in devotion to duty, attended a shocking Seminar in Psychological Warfare, I wrote a youthfully idealistic—and stupid— mother-in-law, several children seminar paper on the theme that American democracy is to@ good and sister in two or three rooms. to be merchandized like soapflakes. My colleagues nocded their They were very uncomfortable. agreement while the Russian refugee professor tore his hair. J even Their condition became aggravquoted my hero, Jefferson, that: ““Truth is great and will prevail if ated when the sister-in-law and left to herself ..” Yes, it will, if men are well fed, so that hunger husband had to move in along does not detract ‘from the debate; yes, it will, if centuries of exploitawith their ligestock. Now they tion have not left a residue of indiscriminate hatreds; yes, it will, were hopelessly uncomfortable. if “error” fights fair, with strictly intellectual weapons. The
situation
They
sat
was
intolerable.
down
But
this
is a total
war
of
the
whole
mind:
of
senses,
at a family and intellect. If we trully believe in democracy, then let conference and reached an agree- for it with every weapon of salesmanship and psychology. ment. They agreed the animals would have to go. One by one TODAY’S BEST FROM EUROPE they sold off the goat and the chickens. And after each animal left, the families enjoyed greater relaxation until when there were no animals at but only people the place had ome a home, and a happy home. A greater worry always drives out the lesser one and thank God for that!
POTOMAC By
so preoccupied
A big worry always drives out the ler one. Perhaps ‘that is why humanity survives so mathreats
He
well
emotions,
us }
fight
oe
can
STAB
KNEBEL
Wasbingten
Bureau
get,to sell something. If it’s in the shape Kennedy says, it’s no time Since the campaign began, the|to hold anything.
stock
sit|a@a
oe
FEVER
FLETCHER
with so inconsequential a worry Fudge: How kids used as the strock market when his -fat before television. little boy died.
ny
ship
Jewish
are
could
his son and to this soradded a burden of guilt
that he had been
sinking
The great Yiddish writer Sholem Aleichem wrote a story about a large poor family living in one of the ghettoes of Europe. There
Bot even consider them worries. For the rest of his life, he mourned row was
famous
heavily
was
a
blocks from their home in Larchmont, N. Y. The of
a
has ever been reported seasick. All worry is relative. Stefan
published, however, was the day inflation hit Germany. People pushed wheelbarrows of money to buy a loaf of bread. Zweig realized that though his royalty rate was useless he was better off than anyone: at least he had
sui-
eide. gon
on
they
like a cracked phonograph record, While Republicans and Democrats
imper-
would probably stop imperialists. Believe if this letter
our
have to remind him when the fire is put out that he has a toothone
appear,
statement |
balcony
Every new discovery or new theoretical approach in the physical sciences is explored, investigated, and, if possible, applied to military
perialist will become
was quite sure the world had come to an end when the market
No
that. Adams’
Khrushchev’s
burglar
is cus with our enemies
and
may
as
|
Yet,
. GOLDEN | smn
well
rages wins
ideologically
A Big Worry Drives Out Smaller Ones I
sham
emphasis
Funny
ance.
Imperialthey get
knows
would
campaigns,
our first Governor he could have rialist Red China would take set certain standards that would over Imperialist Russia or vicebave served as an example for versa, which reminds me of a those following him. These are little story about a man philosophising about the end of the some of these omissions:
|
increasing
perialist Russia or Imperialist Red China or Imperialist satellites, when mentioned, should be
anc
wiy of thinking there would be all nobody left on which to impose
been
with
application.
Whoever
ialist, so that anywhere in the world whenever their names are mentioned the word imperialist should describe them, they would stop calling U. 8. and our friends imperialists. Call them so 24 hours day, in writing, on radio
and
to
indicate
world, whereby the name of Im-
ac- prefixed
bounda-
and
idea,
ment
and
world
ECKARDT
if there should be such a war at all: a contingency
parently we are not bothering te continually deny that we are imperialists and state that the real imperialists in this world are our communist enemies. If
satellites are thru unhurt,
while
beginning
tually our U. S. is an istic nation and where
tak-4 Somebody
and
word
von
perialist” and apparently the|~ missile gap’ both teams urge an ever more intensified program whole world, allies and neutrals of research, engineering, and production of still faster; more acciirate,
this
countries
by
URSULA
wide battle for the minds of men.
to
prefixed
pre-
for has
within
Imperialists
China going
the
fall
of capitalist
that
omis-
fact that all along he failed to Tealize the part he could have sent
to
very ries
events
have
being
cording to Max Frankel, that the present “demogeratic” govern- out of a nuclear war Imperialist ment of Puerto Rico. Red China believes that a new One cannot help, under these and superior communist civiliominous trends, as far as demo zation would flourish on the decracy and liberty go in Puerto bris of dead imperialism, that Rico, going over the whole si- is, that nuclear bombs are only tuation,
world
continue a reference S. without
us
idea,
represen-
that never to the U.
First, your September 13th issue, page 17, article on Imperjalists Soviet Russian and Red
China
the
will
all
much, made
the
time
over
and
as
brand the U. S. as “imperialists” and they have repeated it so
some Puer-
without
well
communist
all
branded
P. R.
points
Castro-Cuba
Imperialist
Hernandez-Borch
Juan,
By
Commenting on the American Revolution in 1818, John dbo observed that “‘the revolution was effected before the war co: The revolution was in the minds and hearts of the people.” Cutt nt Castro’s
in
denied
tre-
as
ATTN: IMPERIALIST RUSSIA Sir: Would like to lightly elabo
the complete and impartial news relative
has
a
tellite
impartial
on
do
Psychological Warfare
cer-
a universal
gra-
to read
STAR”
he
Impe-izlist sa-
ees
R.
IMPARTIALITY
to congratulate
be
reports
San
Bir.
I wish
would
Action Party, the rest of the
Jose
Josephine Vaulot
so
deepest
survivors,
Do You Think?
ist Red China and
that most-
able
Juan
Christian thing that
In
my
beign
“The
agency.
Hato
ins-
schools,
they
only
Now as to our second thought, Imperialist Russia and Imperial-
citizens.
again,
titude
ones
this case, it looks to me, as if a big general mistake has been to Rican press made and the blamg is to be put Puerto Ricans. on
religious
the
tainly was going to mendous business.
guidance
public
that
Once
de-
be
for
ly attend
moronic
ket’s
Constitution.
blessings.
poor
task
be
and
gentlemen,
even
to
our
truction for the children of the
into
a stupid one. Certainly, it must be felt as a low blow, for people who have been working as hard of
in
asked
3. Not
unfairly
mistake”
Rico
2. Not providing for a Chaplain for the Honorable Legislature of Puerto Rico that would
6, your comments on the State Department’s discovery of two additional precincts sified as an “honest
What
If
1960
the
market low.
hes Wall
country
dropped Street’s
is
to
to
view:
Nixon did so well in his Mos-
cow as well off|that
debate with Khrushchev he chased him right out,
yells “fire” his as Nixon says, it’s a good timelof the kitchen—into our parlor.
~“
I wish
to entertain j
my. friends at.my maid | i
ba
.
THE’SAN
> Wittam William
J. J.
STAR
ll
— Monday, September 26, 1960
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Rates
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of the 52,000,000 television sets
will be turned tonight to the first
debates
between
Vice
President
Nixon
and Senator Kennedy. , What the debates will prove, what they will achieve in votes for either candidate, whether they will enlighten the electorate or leave it more befuddled than ever remains to be determined in the days ahead. One thing is certain, however, and that is that a public debate between presidential candidates, exposed to many millions of viewers, stimulates the imagination. Will the participants be more conscious of their
“image”
or of persuasive
facts?
Will they
distract
their “market” with rehearsed mannerisms, show their best profile or look the customers in the eye and, with the pointed finger, tell them to go to the corner
drugstore tonight and buy their product or “tomorrow you
die.”
We were brought up to believe that a good debater
could “sell” the judges either side of a given subject. Will Nixon sell his product, or will Kennedy convince a majority that his hair oil leaves no stain, or less, than Nixon’s? We'll have to wait fer our answer. The over-
whelming proportions of the predicted audience staggers the imagination. The potential consequences of a real blooper by one of the debaters leaves us stunned. The only safeguard the candidates have in
their
favor
is
the
medium
and
the nature
of
its
addicts. Fortunately fer them, people “look” at television, they don’t “listen.” Whatever comes of this exciting experiment, the first real contest of its mature since the LincolnDouglas debates, we should watch it closely for possible application to our own local campaign. If it
proves
useful
in informing
STACK -IN-THE -BoX 4
the voters on the main-
tt
land, we might try it out here between Gov. Munoz Marin and Mr. Luis A. Ferre, and between these two,
individually, the
A
of course, and the other candidates
for
Reminder
The presidential committee of the Popular Democratic Party issued a press release yesterday which a
commendable
message,
but
it
also
down
reveals
their
adversaries
with
horns
and
quitting
The
Butter, publico
drivers
And have
that
in
of bleed on our highways.
of
ing up “Fidel, There
anger.
ing
spectacle
of
where
his
Puerte
Rican
And
this was
the
nation-
leap-
and down screaming Viva Fidel.” was
an
sight
unreasoning
of Nikita
play-
God. It
was
just
before
Castro.
He
had
stepped
Mr.
K
went
outside
the
to
visit
Soviets’
mentators. One of these had a Russian-speaking assistant who asked questions of the visiting premier. He hammed it up, mugging, grinning, shaking his head and throwing off brief answers. But suddenly another voice intruded. It
can deprive them
also was a woman’s She was speaking Russian There was a note of urgency and pleading in her
—
voice.
Khrushchev Works The Angles The working of Khrushchev’s mind was plain. He moved in casually, embraced a stout, homely woman, spoke to her, and moved back. He turned and went in. ran to the interpreter. “What'd he say? What'd he say? “they aska
~
urgency
in
their
voices.
Behind them the sobs mounted. Oh, thank God, thank God,” the woman said, in broken English. “I see my daughter again.” The reporters ran to her. She quickly was surrounded. Her words came brokenly through her weeping. “He said he help me see my daughter... my
daughter. 21
agents
U. N. delegation building. There was a crowd about, including harassed reporters and TV com-
After acquiring a suf-
to exemption from laws designed to prevent the spilling
it the
ed,
suite
sight of shirtsleeved men
they”
of a living because a driver’s license is their “bread and butter.” What the publico drivers are asking is the right to violate traffic regulations without risk of losing their licenses. That this penalty should apply to ail other citizens is agreeable to them, apparently. They are not aware, obviously, that the right to earn their “bread and butter’ does not entitle them
a
alists. There was neither laughter nor amusement in the police-siren-led arrival nor the
his license will be suspended.
Publico drivers claim the system
was
Harlem,
force
be exempted from the new traffic law “point system.” This system, now being drafted by the Public Works Department, is expected to be a tough one. It will charge a driver a certain number of demerits for each ficient number,
leaving
are seeking to organize a task
will carry their fight to the Legislature next year to
violation of the traffic laws.
and
Khrushchev paying his visit to Castro at the latter’s hotel
louds-
Blood announced
hotel
Nor
peakers.” It did not advise its party members that the use of horns unnecessarily is now a violation of the traffic laws passed by the Popular Democratic Party majority in the Legislature. That’s something they should know, the presidential committee of the party, we mean.
Bread,
his
put not
littered with umeaten pieces of chicken and clean-picked bones; with holes burned in the carpet and other evidences of gross disregard for routine decencies. There was some laughter ina this, but no amusement.
lature during the last session. The party urges its members to show “peaceful toleration” of other political parties in this campaign, to “repudiate all attempts to disturb the free flow of ideas in public debate” and to refrain from “trying
silence
Add U. N. Comment: First let me what made my gorge rise. It was
Fidel,
that party’s ignorance of what happened in the Legis-
to
MCGI LL
Nikita Plays God
governorship.
carries
RALPH
I may
see her again.. -it has been
years. Questions were flung at her. They
her.
She
stuck
te
her
central
confused
theme...
her
daughter.
“My husband he is dead ... in the war... the Germans they take us from Russia... one daughter is with me...I work nights... and days...1 come early...this way...
that way... now, thank God, I see him... he says he will help me...” with
Her sobs rase a shawl. The
She
and
moved
a
louder. crowds
stolid,
now
She wiped her face began to break up.
silent
woman
companion
away. Eye On TV
Cameras
Nikita, with a shrewd eye on'‘the television cameras
and
a knowledge
6f how
to make
him-
self appear a kindly man against the background of Hungarian picket placards calling him a murderer, had successfully played God. Somewhere in faraway Russia a woman who had no idea her mother was being seen
by millions on television, was busy whatever tasks life has given her. She not
hear
her
mother
weeping.
How
much
with could she
has wept, none know. She did not know that a man who does not believe in God had played Ged and that a mother who does believe in God had thanked God because of the godless man’s act. It may be the daughter will not want to leave Russia. It could be she will not be allowed to do so.
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, September 26, 1960. .
News Of The Schools
St. John's Wins Volle By
DANNY
: unique
The
volleyball
-
FLAMM
game
:
yearbook Editor-in-Chief Carolyn Lamb, : has a beautiful color cckind slide
, Jehn’s-Robinson
St.
and
dance
last
of
a
success.
During
p.m.
the
game,
tight
7:30
tree
pic’
out
for the cover of the 96 yearbook,
Friday night drew a crowd of more than 100 students and was a big the 9:30
flamboyan
Flamboyan.
to Trossi
Robinson’s
team]
defeated St. John’s Prep’s The scores . for the three
team: parts
is the
organized and successful service.
The board talks with each sénior individually
what
10. the
After the spectators
sponsor.
able
A philesophy class with schoo] Principal Lloyd S§uttell is avail-
new
Conmmonwealth
to the bright, modernistic Casa de | Pondent,
Star
t
corres-
é
Cuba in Isla Verde where students | School's 12 seniors received flashy danced to the latest hit tunes. class rings last week. ses
Academia
Catolica
students
will
San
vote for the next President of the| year, United lowing
States on Wednesday. Fol-| up a clever idea presented
Jose
seniors
Brother
say
Walter
helps
to
to
to apply help
that
this
Saltor
has
made the school’s senior Advisory Board, for the first time, a well
him
choose
careful records,
to.
and
By
the board
out
with
decide
any
what
keeping will be doubts
or problems a senior may: against during the year.
were Robinson 15-St. John’s 12, St. | ble to Commonwealth sophomores, After John’s 15Robinson: 14 and Robin-|Mniors, for the first time this andyear.seniors According to our Antilles’ i . son 1 14St. John’s game, a bus took
and
career
Luz college
Teacher.
staff's
Sleepirig Beauties’ Mother
yball Game | On Q
ees
tryouts
run ‘
last
Wednesday,
Trial For
Ill-Treatment jury
of 10 men
secution charged that because of drugs administered by Mrs. Lil-
has
been
lian
haired,
CLEVELAND
(AP)—The
Fratantonio,
her
pro-
3-year-old
daughter, Bernadette, “for nearly a year lived in a state of suspended
animation
and
came
dangerously close to death.” Bernadette’s case and that of her sister, Venita, 5, received wide attention earlier this year
Aquacades, the “Black Marlins” chose 11 new members when medical men admitted th-y to bring the total membership to were stumped by the myster20.
Ellen
Riechelt
is
the
“Mar-
lins’’ president.—Antilles seniors went to the Navy Officers Club Pool in bermuda shorts, levis and other weird apparel for a “ship wreck’”’ party last Saturday night.
ious
ailment
that
kept
the
two
case
and
two
selected
against
the
to
petite,
29-year-old
Academia
Students
formed
for
mock
their
course
of
found
that
lot with
In his opening, statement, assistant county prosecutor Thomas L. Osborne described pain-
ful tests to which were subjected by
seeking to find the cazse their recurring ¢omas.
week, out
and
of
10
cast
the Democrats.
ped breathing, and mouth respiration. was revive her, he said.
Paella’s more delicious
the
it was their
However,
With Sello Rojo Rice !
according to the publicity minded school newspaper staff, the
Democrats
have
the
tactical
ad-
vantage because their supporters were able to obtain much campaing material from local sources while no Republican material was
available here.
ses
*
€
Our new San Ignacio pondent, Foeppe Molenaar,
corresreports
that the school’s camera club will cooperate with the newly selected newspaper staff to supply .photos fer
publication.
Editor-in-Chief
An-
tonio Jimenez, head of the 13 man paper
staff,
edition
expects
will
come
that
the
out
in
first
three
weeks. to be
Although the paper has christened, Molenaar
ceived
unofficial
inside
yet re-
word
that
it will be called ‘‘The Roar,” after San Ignacio’s school symbol, a
lion. e+e
For
the
Rican
first
history
time
(or
in
so
we
Puerto are
told)
a school yearbook will have a full color cover. Attractive school
Convict Flees Jail To Attend Son's Burial LOS ANGELES (®—Rolando R. Lopez went to a funeral that could cost him a lifetime in prison. But to him, it was worth the chance.
He
Lopez, 27, is a convicted robber. has been serving his sentence
at the California Institution Men in nearby Chino.
for
Ten days ago his 5-year-old stepson,
Joseph
F. Cordova,
18. days of hospital injuries in a fall.
died
after
treatment
for
Lopez and his wife had adored the boy. The mother spent the 18
nights on a hospital bench so she could be near him. She couldn't afford a room. She was certain her son would recover. When
Lopez
heard
died, he ‘begged tend
the
wifé.
Prison
He
walked
the
child
permission
funeral
and
rules away
from
work gang. him—before
And police the service.
ficers,
hearing
a
after
his
had
to at-
console
forbade
his
it. a
prison
arrested But ofplea,
had
heart. They let him attend. Tears rolled down Lopez’ cheeks
and
splashed
during
Cemetry.
the
ante
ceremony
his
manacles at
Cavalry
Mmmn. ...
of
in Cuyahoga County on a charge of ill-treating her children by administering barbituates. A
qe i ‘
parties
during
the children medical men
Bernadette at one time had such severe convulsions she stop-
Lodge.
political election
last 9
and
in is
convicted.
Catolica’s . geo-
Nixon
woman.
“sleeping beauties” in a state of coma much of the time. Mrs. Fratantonio is on trial
graphy and foreign affairs classes are going to hold a_ school-wide ballot featuring Democratic candidates Kennedy and Johnson and Republicans
the dark-
Maximum -Penalty Maximum penalty is a year jail and a $500 fine if she
to them by the school’s newspaper elass,
women
hear
fresh “langosta,” tender shrimp, steaming clams, and suc-
culent Sello Rojo rice—these are the makings for a real Spanish Paella!
It’s an island specialty that is easy to make and fun to serve. The rice
is all importaat... be sure it’s Sello Rojo!
mouth-to needed to
14
THE SAN JUAN
STAR
— Monday, September 26, 1960
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decree
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Our Man in San Juan
By Chuck New
his de Diego Avenue apartment --.“Milagro de la Montana,” in English, “Miracle of the Mountain,” by Rene Marques, starts filming today at El Barranquitas. It is a Christmas story being ‘filmed by. the Division ‘of Community Ed.,, directed by Amilear Tirado, and it stars
sia,
young
returned
to
Harvard
spending-
a
week
Victer
with
Manuel
him
at
Hernandez,
Architectural School after spend-
seen currently in thé film “Ayer
ing
ehitects. En route to Harvard, they spent a week with Elaine’s
Amargo,” and lovely Elena Gandia, of the Ballet de San Juan . . . Former Robinson School teacher Norma Brown, now Mrs.
mother
John
the
with
summer
Toro
and
on
...Jimmy eagie,
working Ferrer,
her
local
Virginia
Shine,
city
entertained
here ar-
estate
hall
a group
legal of his
friends at his Condado Ave apartment last Friday evening ..-A
delightful
and
Meta
and
met
their
whose
is
as
eat
with
last
daughter,
main
many
Ken
Tuesday,
young
Kennedy, to
dinner
Smith
platform
cocktail
pea-
nuts as her favorite playmate, “Preacher,” a miniature Doberman pinscher.. Meta, in addition to being
a lovely
and
personable
Bal, possesses an unusually beautiful voice. She has sung in many stateside concert halls... Jose
Luisa
Acosta
and
his
mo-
ther, Rosario Recurt de Acosta, of Miramar, are touring Europe -by plane. From Paris, Jose writes, “The weather and the city
are
wonderful”’...Al
Cor-
nelius of his over them
entertained a large group friends at a cocktail party the weekend to introduce to his brother and sisterin-law, Dan and Norma Corne-
Animal Care Probed
lius, of Hartford, Conn., who are
and lawyer Walter McConnell of the ‘law firm, McConnell, Valdes and KeHy, will leave this week on a trip to Japan and the Far East,..Risie Copeland, president Assn. will leave with his wife on a trip of several weeks duration around the U. S...William and Elaine Broadhead, with daughter Meihave
|
King,
of
Dallas,
Texas,
writes friends here that she and John
now
and
friends
Elizabeth
have a
baby
Kim.
..Joy
daughter, her
By Al Dinhofer
.
John Miles Zucker, of the Humane
Society of the
United States (HSUS), Washington, D.C., spent last week surveying
Puerto
Rico’s animal
situation.
He
visited the
make-shift municipal: dog pound, and spent a day eruising
around the metropolitan area with the dog catcher. He conferred with numerous officials, including Mayor Dofia
Felisa Rincon de Gautier, and visited animal shelters and slaughter houses. At
present
the
primary
sup.
port for unification
includes
Ma-
ria
runs
Re-
Quifiones
(who
the
fugio de Animales “La Milagrosa,” Cupey Alto), Carmen Brau
(oz the local ASPCA),
L. Tejada, Edward Rand, Ron and Shari Sobin, Don Frank, Benji
at
(N.Y.C.),
is vacationing
P.
by the City’s Department
in
R.
island
by
an
old
friend,
decor
ator Cliff Ivester. They both studied at the Parsaqn School of Design together...Horst Buchholtz, STAR staffer sentative in P.
in NYC for has
and AP repreR., will vacation
and will go to Germany
several days...The Governor proclaimed Sept. 30 as Tele-
phone Operator’s Day, so don't forget to bring your favorite telephone operator flowers tomorrow...Virgin Islands Governor John D. Merwin spoke at a public
day
meeting
afternoon
tan
in
at
NYC
the
Community
Methodist
Church...Returned to
Europe
and
yester-
Metropoli-
from
at home
a to
trip their
friends in their Hyde Park home, are engineer Herman E. Monserrate and his family... The Hermes Masonic Lodge held
a
dinner
Room, last
dance
Hotel Friday
at
the
Fiesta
Condado
Beach,
evening.
tation, tial
proposal,
makes He
offers
to
putting
dogs
to sleep)
and
a high-altitude machine
air from
coor-
dogs
placed
its
considered
the
most
The
dog
catching
truck
now
being used in San Juan, Zucker says, doesn’t have separate cases for angry or sick animals, and is not radio equipped. Zucker points out that to date HSUS has succeeded in placing over 200
Tor-
Sinatra, Martin Get ‘Nevada Club License
Euthanaire
chambers
in
shelters
the U.
S.
“It’s just that made here in
commerce,
must
also
better
than
and
100,000
dogs
approximately
are what strays.” Many
we
Because
Puerto
in
half
would
consider : Diseased
Dogs
Rico’s
dog
li-
with parasites. sanitary hazard...
deal
of suffering
in or This plus
for
the
animals.”
Washington-born Zucker seems introspective in his nature, and completely devoted to his work
prac-
tical and humane method of putting small animals to sleep, costs ‘ about $3,100.
and
a great
chamber
become unconscious, painlessly, for lack of oxygen. The Euthanaire,
through
His overall impression is this: most animal handling methods here, in comparison with the states, are outdated. “This is not a direct criticism,”
afflicted creates a
re-
a chamber and in
sources
of it. “Most of the stray_dogs San Juan are either diseased
swiftly causes anoxia-of the brain. The
photos.’t)
censing system is voluntary, he Says, few people take advantage
a “sa
which
100
bulletin which is disto over 50,000 interested
San Juan,
tisfactory animal-collection truck. Euthanaire is a trade name for
moves
“over
monthly tributed
are
of Sani-
a substan-
dinate efforts through HSUS to launch a nation-wide campaign for Puerto Rico to raise funds for a “Euthanaire” (chamber for
Dancing
was to the music of Pepito res and Orchestra.
Zucker
took
be made in the animal care fields.’’ He continues: “There are a great many stray dogs here, in comparison with similar stateside situations. I would estimate there
Hotel
and is being shown the town and
also
Puerto Rico’s animalcare situation will be described in HSUS’s
industry
the Fiesta Room of the Doniger, and Lita Silver. Offers Fund Drive Condado last Thursday|. With regard to the cruel and evening...Joan MHeaslip, assistmanner in which ant furniture designer and inte- unscientific rior display manager at Macy’s stray dogs are being asphyxiated day
Upon his return to Washington, Zucker will file a report. (He
he adds quickly. the same strides
Maria E.
birth-
.Thomas
celebrated
—
7.
as
director
Department. JOHN
MILES
+... surveyed humane.”
He
ZUCKER
animal
says
the
facilities $6 million
plant, operated by Arthur Schnip. per, looks like it will be “one of the most humane and sanitary slaughter houses in the
world.” On
.
his
agenda
mandante
too,
where
was’
El
Zucker
Co-
found
of
the
He
HSUS
gave
Service
up a
pri-
vate law praetice over a year ago to join HSUS because he was ‘‘so impressed with the work that was
being done” and he wanted to be part of it. He came to Puerto Rico after much correspondence with local Sanjianeros
unscientific pal facilities
distressed
and
with
the
heartless
munici-
for disposing
of stray
throughout the states, and has securéd almost as many vehicles. In his talk with Dojia Felisa, Zucker learned that after elec.
farms in Cupey Alto, ‘he said, the “overall operations are good.”
of his visit is that he has presented a realistic program for unifying
tions and the Christmas program, the mayor will take advantage
He surveyed animal shelter
the island’s animal-care
“very
good
stables.”
At
chicken
the Cupey which he
Alto says,
dogs.
One
of the
most
fruitful
various groups.
aspects
shelters and He plans to
of HSUS animal-care education “compares. very favorably with help establish a Puerto Rican facilities. She also said she would most county humane society shel- branch of HSUS as an incorporated, non-profit organization. Crooners Frank Sinatra and Dean send for technical assistance for ters in the states.” Martin were is8ued a license modernizing animal-care facilities by the Nevada Gaming Commis- here. ra itconal Visits Packing Firm sion for the plush Cal-Neva Puerto Rico Dishes Zucker also visited the Puerto Lodge of Lake Tahoe—but one of their two partners withdrew Rico Meat Packing Co., in CaBLOCK PAST ;|from the deal. guas, which begins operations’ in Ci SAN JUAN HOTEL Sinatra holds 28 per cent and November. He says the electric Au Conditioned RESTAURANT Martin almost 4 per cent of the al stunning machine to be used BAR atin Voice ESTABLISHED 1928 northshore gambling resort. Si on all cattle and pigs is “very } natra’s manager, Henry Sanicola, TELea a e a oe Syl DOES =e es anda was licensed for 18 per cent. atin ——A Sel x rset AN Se oe But Paul D’Amato, Atlantic a City, N. J., nightclub operator, withdrew. CITY,
Nev.
(AP)—
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Paramount
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AIR
COND. AIR
EVERT
H.
TEL. 3.0787
de Lees ©55 Pence 13, Miramar Step
GERMAN
SERVICES MOVING & STORAGE
BUREAUS
YOUR
turnitere
by
Almacenes
Specialize
and
Parts
MOVING?
REPAIRS
all types
SAVE
WEEE
of moving.
TORRES.
ne
matter
We de f
t be
CONDITIONING Repairs,
—
Service
ALL
MAKES
“| Pest Controi Services) Free
estimate.
units from $99 up.
Services guaranteed.
Conner
dictate,
DOWNI
3-5190 2304
STATESIDE SERVICE
1028
PASSENGER (959 FORD Country Squire, air conditioned, power brakes & cteerimg. 12,000 miles, like new. $3400.
— 3-8400
80568.
3196
72
59
929
CHEVROLET
IMPALA,
convertible,
full power, 30,000 original miles. May be inspected & driven by appointment only. weekends or evenings between 7-8 PM. 8-2523. 3185 165
SERVICE
Secretariai
CARRIER
AIRPORT
$325
Military
of
ae ee ee
$48. monthly payments. MARTORANI MOTORS INC.
DIAL
fast
FIATS —
K.
DR.
7
manipula
Commander
Maritimos. inc. opposite Pter 9, Saa Service, responsibility. guaranty. Lecai and long distance. We store your belongings. Agents National Vas Lines Pel 23-2374 é 2 . UF
SAN JUAN, P. R. TEL. 9-0085
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U.
DETECTIVE
“MAY BE PURCHASED WHOLESALE OR INDIVIDUALLY
before
Ext.
A
MISCELLANEOUS
EQUIPPED
FINANCING AVAILABLE
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submitted
on day
Suceseres, 3-9280.
National
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tiated
J. 8.
=
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extremely worried. | ‘Specializing
® Radio
TYPE
oace.
must
ecg
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set
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pele
Ricardo Davila ity at attractive prices. |
$1,985.00.
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Motors im sizes & ©. Smith mectric from 1/3 HP. to 90 HP. Highest qual
® Power Steering ®@ Automatic Transmission
must be submitthe business day Aa ordered ad
12 noon
ELECTRIC MOTORS
HAVE
and take your choice
DEADLINES before
WE
=
30. . .1959 MODELS All 4door — Very Good Condition
Type No. 4 sites “ersinaes Type No.
WHAT
Teterental Service.
sciences.
basic
3
*F LC.C.
telephone
Service.
SAN
JUAN
-
PONCE:
Bi-lingual,
24
hour telephone amswering service and
desk space for besin nals. Also service for
and prof people
HOME
i owe 0
(see
to salid
= CHIROPRACTOR
NEED-
VOLUNTEERS
im
$85.
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i
type.
apply
1¢ MORE
NO
NO DIRT. DIRT. see NO DIRT. touch Valle & Lamausse, Potmcare 1604, ee a
K 3, H. 1
(ame
ONLY
and air purifier Sreathe
matatenance
and
repairs
SALE |
automatie
World's only
UF | SLECTRO-LUX
Motor-cycie. Good} Det
Buy. 350 Comerio Highway,
in
CLEANERS
VACUUM _.
the bal-
take
FOR
| MOTORCYCLES
d
20
2
s2s | 98
and
Cali 30719
years.
i
rates
3010
Salt
rent
fer
TELEVISION.
.
‘asertion,
Marine
SCNOONES. McLaren
FT.
CHEVROLETS & FORDS| 3, -y namo RENTAL Only $1985.00 |r RADIOS. to vont ts you: | ONLY wo Mone VoUUNTEEES NEED)
Ste
Above
926
IMPROVEMENT 3.4025 2H
or 21473
fer
a
free
estimate
“atcha A
line)
single
payment
CaJ | HARLEY-DAVIDSON
138
1959
6 15] 30
for, 3 lines-
per
for
3146
automatic ironer.|‘%
Borges, 38400, days.
UF | ance.
Statesid day service. Evening hnici. 64230. PM @ to AM 9
.
SALE
FOR
down
Smali
90-0268.
Tel
aN AMERICAN ELECTRONICS LABS Hirt repair any make TV, radio
$29
lots
a
words
Mattress,
— Tetevisice Service | 371
guaranteed,
Magazine | work
Carysier 115 HP.) perfect
of extras. ' Cail Miro, ©1900.
engine, excellent condition. dinette-set, misc, C—13 Calle 25, Forest | Diesel Hull & sails fair condition. Cail Salinas Hills. 956 Verde, Bayamoa.
<I
5
charge
washing machine,
Maytag
spring
SERVICE
&
i ; 1
estimate
Mir.mum
charged
SALES
BOB WILUHEK
SPORTIVO
SALE
e290
T.V. v
WANTED
CARS
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space
=
3108
1960
5}
Day
PGES
NE
Roosevelt, P. R. Call 6-4724.
3
Minimum
mew
registered.
AKC
puppies,
inter-
and it’s yours. Write Spertive, Box 64,| 9%
Times
Per
seeks
or
FO
Ree
Wels
OG.
to
Consecu
4
firm
FOR
22° BOAT, 2 bunks, radie, fighting chair,
a the experience is Over 10 years N | ATTA A MANH OWN HEY KIDS! repair on | COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD BOWLING BALL! $26.95 value. choice | best in T. V. sevice and model Ali | including washer, stove & or make any af ceceivers of color & weight. EASY AS ABC. Selij
For
2
secretary
American
GELP
Rates Per Line tive Insertions: TH
BILINGUAL
mi
8,
BOATS
WANTED-WOMEN
with
seapeeeens Star.
Rates & Information AUGUST
DIRECT LINE
wah severel champions. | Garden Apts. Greta #5, Caparra. vee ai cistine, English shorthand omiy.| Gace’ wedigreeSemcon 3208 petoes
CLASSIFIED ADS
EFFECTIVE
3-8254
:
lecal documents, contracts, reports, tree Pick-up and detivery. Call Gini Lobaugh @a) or night -— 28350.
1957 QLDSMOBILE Station Wagon. A cleaa car perfect for a bie family or i Recket engine. Famobus use. UF | Dusimess Cali Mg. Braschi - Phone 3-0903.
166
TRAVEL
SOUTH oravel, )
Apps li
319
able
xpe rience E Slick
t ¢
y
650
Mr.
good price. See and test it, there is @ 1958 Ford
AMERICA
Tu girls, 18-24, Rearing, must
to
singie and aggressive
to
travel s:
Travel
4 door sedan, beautiful color, FORD hanically perfect, body like new,
1958
FEMALE
—
WANTED
HELP
[@ ==
neat and
apfree
SPORTS
. Must ik capeuens ei vauned.
EXTRA
|
&
FOREIGN
SPECIAL:
tires,
wali
only. } Sacrifice
12:30
to
AM
10
Call Mr.
es
Bras-
for
1968
only
Callie
$1450.
2 tone,
ANGLIA.
miles.
6200
®
R
17
Will
B
vir girl,
agual
alert
and
For appointnaent call 2-0079, Pictures of P. R. Inc, Stop de
317:
the @8- | o¢ dependable service.
personable.
| _
Columbia 8% Pta
Tierra.
8 -— 10 P. R.
AM
or
write
COLSON
form
WANTED
their
Rico
and
USED
South
San 3213
Ame-
3106
Diese!
eas 4
MOTOR
Juan.
FOR chine
UMMEDIATELY
Equipment
in
St.
Th
machanic,
trucks. piat-
conveyars
=
e
Oe
tom
work,
PANET
modern
&
antique
UPHOLSTERY
Cali
2958
WATCH
William
A.
R2ZPAIRS @ CLOCK REPAIES Gruen,
Puerto
Oaly Certified Master Watchmaker
styling.
—
3-0188 | Dev
rei 2413
Pta
Las Marias. 2-8160.
1s
peewee
Around the Block
OPPORTUNITIES OIL
available
in
500
gal.
Tel.
2-0150. 101
IMMEDIATE factory. All
SALE: types
a,
or around
&a—
Valencia Baxt Express, Inc.
Sewing maef machines
Agents
for
3
For
+
oe
and
Norfh American Van Lines, Inc.
&
mechanj¢ fer light equipment, with ex; perncnce. For Infermatien, contact Ha; rada Corp, Isla Gtande Airport, Sam Juan.
hand
‘10019
Heavy
WATCH FOR
lots, to be picked up mainly im metro politan area. Contact M. Tottl, Box 2832,
Publish-
operation
rica Train for sales & management po sit.ons. $210 weekly. Write Mr. Thorpe. Suite’ 262 Rio Piedras Darlington, or phone 65049 3-5 PM. NHED
J
EQUIPMENT
lift trucks,
BUSINESS
MALE
FAMOUS
- expanding Puerte
.
4
INTERNATIONALLY throughout
De
cocge, Devils: ‘Gecoveren,. +0058.
927
are
Juan | ig7?
o3
CASTERS,
trucks,
Call Mr.
~
other material handling equipment. Ri
Box
Slol
HELP
3-0903.
HANDLING
ATTRACTIVE young ladies, 18-27, to sell the top sport Magazine in Puerto Rico Earn $75 — $200 weekly. Call
ers
Pho
3178
UF
64724 between 64. Roosevelt
San
2 door Sedan Oneahe of RORGWARD 967 fine German cars. Many
: English
experienced,
lagent,
Lana esq Cruz, 2-4849 3-0982
UF
3207
Y SECRETAR .
La Luma, Telephones
Villa
917 | Nevares.
_
sential,
FOR PARTIES, we rent tables. chairs. thing for physicians, hospital and pabuffet tables, glasses, tee bowls. | tients 317 Fortateca St. San Juan
CARS
immediately.
Ponce de Leen, 3rd floor, stop | white
Emerson,
im your future.
2 } i
Classified
wie Tel:
Ads
3-8254
451 Fernandez
Junces
— Telephone
3-3900
— Puerto
39 Hroadway, New York — Digby 4-7940 | boo
Rico
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, September 26, 1960
CLASSIFIED
3-8400 Ext 72
__
| REAL
ESTATE
ERTIES t
3-5306 |
DEVELOPMENT
BEACH . LOTS
APARTMENTS SAVE
|
r
CONDADO:
2 bdr.
apt.
CONDADO:
CONDADO: CONDADO:
CONDADO: frn.
FINANCING
OCEAN
AERIAL PHOTOS AND TOPOS
best rentals: $40,
ond
501
Inquiries
Flamingo
Invited
REY: .
CONDADO,
Building
idlsews cock quede sin
2 bdr.
exe,
oe,
your
INCOME
apartments
frn. beach apt. $150.
sec. 3 bdr.
q
2 beach
tierra
RENT
RENT
HOUSES
FOR SALE RESIDENTIAL section, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, maid’s room & bath, ete.
LOTS
2 bath
5170. fi
.
*
LEWIS
‘gigs.
ou
Ashid. frn. air con. 3 bdr
LOST
Sereens
amd
patios
. | 3188
aio: 3 ble. 3 beh ‘beaett- eaten, $350,
OCEAN FEONT. apartments.
FOR
&
grillwork.
spacious
combination
fi
t
iful
| BEAUTIFUL
ENTIAL
inceme
Price
Shapes tren Sak
es ee
ee
from
my
UF
R-1
When save
experts work on your time and money.
REALTORS
bedutifully decorated area. Daily, eweek-
you is
3
bdr.,
1
—
3-8372 926
\.
d
LEWIS
REALTY
offers
FOR
SALE
For imBuilders 3 bed-
kitch:
TAL
maid’s
3
bedroom
heuse with many extras in Hnas. Davila Development for $10,600. Phome 2-5847 or 26374.
bath,
OR
RENT
EXCELLENT CONCRETE with whole or part of 15 acre
able fer first mortgages. Call 20911 or write Box 728, Roosevelt, P. R. © <
le
Read
176.
Rio
farm,
Km.
Pied
vee
5 min. from Ric Piedras, Caguas, & Trujillo Alto. Reasonable terms on mortgage if desired. Days 2-2575, Carmen
Special avg. price $1250 per sq. mt. $1,000 1305, down 3011 HILLS, new split level, 3 bdr. | 2 bath, S.Q. & bath, high & cool $44,995.
6-6645.
GEORGETOWN 3. bdr. 2 bath, lv, din., 2
926 air
buijt
RIO
houses.
bath,
Home
beautiful 3162 beach.
busses.
Singles
&
of
doubles,
1021
2
REY, heart of small furni
d
city. 5 apart
min. t
to 2
Santurce.
BEACH BUNGALOWS: completely furnished, screened, at Vaciatalega Beach. Idea] for picnics. Daily, weekly, monthly rates. Call 2-8138.
Gue
3-7606.
i}
928
LAS
MARIAS:
Airconditioned
private bath, private entranee, near beach. restaurant, bus. Breakfast served. Daily, weekly, monthly rates. 3-7730. 3111 929 HATO REY: Next to Metropolitan Shopping center, lovely new rooms; daily, weekly, monthly rates. Phone 6-4157. Eleanor Roosevelt 118, Stop 31. 3182 1026
AIRCONDITIONED, INDEPENDENT, $35.|
up monthly. at bus stop, Borinquen. 3144
I
rfl EF
WINDS”
LA PROVIDENCIA GUES2 SOUSE Parque 153. Near beaches, theatres, busses. Sun terrace. all airconditioned rooms. Cooking facilities. For information, call 2-9352 or 2.1897 or write Box 12384 Leiza Station, Santurce.
4
ni
Pre pBe
Block to all lines.
Ponce Quiet.
THREE ate the
UNIT RESIDENCE — to separactivitiesof a fuil sized family.
Tremendous
room
living
area
and
a giant
with
separate
kitchen
will
|
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il if
2
! |
2
g
| a Fe
I
&
f
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nf
i
oi
indy
us
divisible
8 Trujillo
Alte
FOR
into
Road.
@
One
SALE
flat,
completely
acres,
31
stable.
front-
Also, lots af to San Juan.
ing on road, light, water. 2 or 5 acres. 30 minutes Part mortgage. 2-1441. 2969
926
BARRANQUITAS - From one acre te 400. Travel, observe. Select yours, Reasonable prices. Please phone AM - 10 Barranquitas, 2001 Aibonita & BLANCO.
ACREAGE
FOR
SALE
TAL LEWIS REALTY offers one of the most beautiful sites on the island, either for hotel or development. Small beach, large cave which could be made inte restaurant or bar. About 12% acres. Excelient road. Best location en highway, yet can be completely private. $2. a meter. Phone 2-5847 or 2-6374. TAL
LEWIS
REALTY
offers
136
acres
near Luquillo Beach. Rolling hills ideal for development. View. A real bargain. Hurry for this one. Phone 2-5847 or 2-6374. 3189 UP
OFFICE
FURNITURE
OFFICE EQUIPMENT & furniture, inchiding reception, living room set. 8 secretarial desks, large & small tabie, safe, steel cabinet, refrigerator, phote copier, mimeograph, bepkease, 2 typewriters, etc. Some like new. Bargain prices. 3192
1505
Loiza
St.,
telephone
2-1084. 106
INSTRUCTION MUSIC PLAY private
Take
LESSONS
POPULAR MUSIC lessons from teacher
with
10 yrs. New York experience. All instruments. Call John Dillinger, 2-8516. 3142 830
ENGLISH PRACTICE
CLASSES
YOUR
ENGLISH
with an experienced American teacher whose command of Spanish is a great aid im teaching. Also coaches highschool mathematics pupils. All lessons are given at his home. Byron G. Sager 926
ART PATTY
PEASE
SCHOOLS School
landscape, depending 2-8927.
of
Painting
still life, on sumber
—
$19— $25 & type 1012
STYLE
ON
ages of custom
first rate architectural design, construction amd quarter acre
A
quired.
BUDGET
-
the
advant-
lots in Esperanza — between Suchville and Tintillo. Twe brand mew three bedreom houses now available at $30,500 — $29.750 — with high mortgage financing. AECHITECT’S
$41,000 financed .— just $8,500 cash re.
ly
designed,
Three living
area.
OWN
BOME
meticulously
bedrooms
with
separate
double terrace
-—
Brilliant-
constructed. bath, room.
big High
location in Extension Caparra. AvailDESIGNED FOR A WAY OF LIFE -— able immediately at only $34,000 with this | high financing. SPECTACULAR Almost two
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i
i j
i i
if
L
ft.,
Real Esta te Corner dming
i |i i: | i ! | 7A i: | ; I ti 5 i i: F . ii |, i i |: "i
exem
FARMS
de Leon, | portrait, 1976 Ave.| monthly, of class. $26 2972
i
Mi
inl
fi
A
i
Delightful Spanish Mansion. Convenient, Rooms with private bath, some airconditioned. Reasonable. Mrs. Rossen — 2-5847
sq.
premises of 6500 sq. ft, each.
DORADO: 25 acres, completely fiat, fronting on 2 roads, concrete-wood b concrete barn, fully equipped concrete
CONDADO: FOR LADY ONEY. room im new building, 69 Deleasse, 3rd fl. apt. #5, block from La Concha. $50.
PUNTA
TAL LEWIS REALTY offers nicely located house in Villa Rica for $10,500. 3 bedrooms. Phene 2-5847 or 2-6374. 3187 UF
RENT
1019
1614
CONDADO sear La Concha. Cool, comfortably furnished room. private bath. Moderate rates. 1154 Magdalena Ave. — 2-2883. : 3055 926
rooms each, interier, for singles & couples or smail families. Private bath, hot water, outdoor kitchenette. Transportation facilities. Very lew rate. Call 60507 8:30—10:30 AM or after 7 PM.
TRADE
18%,
3181
i ! ni FE i “f ef I
Ae
ay
Roe
3126
x
13,000
1 Hm.
ROOMS FOR RENT
monthly.
$7.
Larger accommodations 4-6 persons available. Lowest rates in town. Special monthly rates. 3-5957.
HATO Univ.
»|
house.
hotels,
FOR
30395
OCEAN PARK: nice rooms in beautiful section near beach. Daily, monthly. Call 8-10 AM, 3-48§9. 3195 929
SAN FRANCISCO: Calle Violeta G4, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, very large family reom, laundry, kitchen, living room, distance
Stop
OLD SAN JUAN! Modern building. furnished rooms, use of phone & kitchen. Hf like, may also use living & dining reom. Couple or single. Information Sel 265 Apt. 2B. Telephone 3-1977. den 3211
3 bdr. 2 bath adi. Tintillo $29— $30,000. PIEDRAS 3 bdr. S.Q & & Office, sell or trade.
T
DEPART-
available a total of more than sq. ft Warehouse locations sq. mts. Industrial sites sq. ft. office spaces & Ashford, right of Pres. Hosp.
room & bath, 2 car carport, liberal mortgage: home opened by appointment only. Call Arturo Saldafia, tels. 2-2768 or 3-8755. nes 165
race, $38,500. FRANCISCO, 4 bdr. 2 bath, high & cecil, $4,900. down: bargain
reser ee
926 | Separate
behalf,
COMMERCIAL
MENT has 100,000 100,000 200,000 3 Nairn St.
BUCARE,
walking
conditioned,
COMMERCIAL RENTALS = [“Somster off 6h Tntantry.
let,
breeziest Rio Piedras. Good for . Restrictions favorable to buyer. 6-6472. ;
SAN
CONDADO:
PONCE
air
INDUSTRIAL BUILDING
Km.
2
apartment,
IN
. Space,
BUILDINGS
Aprox.
2827
AT BUCARE DEVELOPMENT: mediate occupancy Functional Offers its “Buccaneer” home:
furnished
RENT
=
tem beach. sa3.000. Call ae.
3-3506
CONDADO:
FOR
SPACE
e
pro-
$185. memth. or 2-6374,
blecks
=
Phone 2.5847 or 2-6374.
home. and
perty. Renting for $21,000. FHA 35647
3128
Call
OFFICE
closets
je17 | TAS LEWIS REALTY offers im Rio Pic@ras
SALE
San Sonnet
CONDADO, beach front hse. 3 bdr, 2 bath, air cond. frn. §.Q. next hotel $350. FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE 3 Nairn next Presbyt. Hesp. on Come im person 9:30—11, 3-5
monthly. 3155
OFFICES
LOVELY
| because Franc Realiscus Estate can rent
$90.|
i
Listings
NO
anfrn.
unfrn.
TO
bath on beach | Hospital on beach 33506 - 3.6972 $325.
PARK:
HATO
WANTED
by letting
houses to good } cyclone fence. large patio, landseaped, | “erally located. AN or part 1600 Util. apt. fur. beach $i20.| *emants at ne cost te you immediately frees, carport. 768 sq. mt. Phone | ®- ft. available at reasonable of rate. 2 bdr. unfrn. apt. $150. | after vacated. You lose no rent income} + sing’ * r Parking and answering in4 bedr. 2 bath house $160.| While locking Problems| sie 20g | Cluded. Call Ponee 2-1350 8 AM — 5 PM. 2 bdr. house by beach $165. | 2Veided. 3 Naienfor nexttenants. te Presbyterian 2179 1 924 3 bedr. 1
PARK BLVD:
FRONTAGES . —
FOR RENT
AND
professionals you CONDADO: 1 find bedr.
*®
. SITES
‘
TIME
3-8254 DIRECT LINE
+:
_
19
fering
that
you should
see
now!
$39,500.
Robert
Tsciudin, Realtor
TELS.
TINTILLO HOME acres of terraced
35315
SITE land
with fine trees and long view — ready for your jong-planned residence. For quick sale at less than $2.00 per meier!
eeenaeegeeeeed
20 Legal
Legal Notice
Notice
Sobre:
Admision
al
Ejercicio
gacia ED{CTO El] Tribunal Puerta Rico ha referido a
de
Reputacion
cio
de
la
de
Aspirantes
Abogacia
ticionario sobre sus
la
de
la
Ab@
Supremo de la Comision
al
Ejerc}-
solicitud
del
los
exponga
por
escrito
de
Ejercicia de la Doneil 202 San
Legal EN
FL
de
RICO
Aspirantes
Ex parte. tictonario Abogacia.
la
EDICTO
rantes
al
golicitud do para
de
El
Puerto
Comision
de
de
15
la
Hon.
de
la
de
Puerto
de
de Ex
que
dias
bunal
Sobre: Abogacia
Supremo
de
Admision EDICTO
de
Puerto
al El
al
Foercicio
de
la
el
termino
Que
de
diez
persona
refela
oponer
a dicha
tres veces Rico, du-
dias,
que
para
tenga
solicitud
la
debiendo
direccion
dirigir
de!
los exponga
dicho
Secretario
que
motivos
por escrita dentro de los diez gureates.a la ultima publicacion
edicto,
dias side este
escrito
que
a
suseribe.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, a 14 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.
Legal
Law
for
27,
the
1960,
Commonwealth
at
q
Puerto
la
Cabrera
ultima
Secretario
Apartado
522
San
Juan,
Legal
Puerto
Secretaria de esta Corte
EL
Jr.
Rico
ha
publicacion
de
la
Comi-
al O*
de
RICO
Aspirantes
SUPREMO
Comision al
de
Ejereicio
de
la
Aboga-
de
la
Abogacia
EDICTO
El
presente
edicto
que
se
este
edicto,
debiendo
dirigir
NUM.
CS
60
—
SUPERIOR
1175
de
la
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all
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so that
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be
(graduate
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by
intends to books each
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larger
made
programs. it will be
than
today.
The University act will be
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que
de
la licencia
que
se
interesa,
los fines indicados ex-
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Puerto Rico ha de Reputacion de
Ejercicio
de
la
ness administration.
In 1952 he
merger of San Juan Drama Festival, Inc. with Theatre Development Corpor-
atioa, the agreement providing, among its other terms, for the exchange af the issued and outstanding shares of stock and the debentures of San Juan Drama
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FERRE (Continued from page 1) tensions, Macmillan and Nehru lead the
list of latest arrivals for the as-
sembly. Majer Offensive Launched The United States and its allies have launched a major offensive aimed at handing Soviet Premier =| Nikita S. Khrushchey a stinging defeat
for
his
proposal
to
subs-
titute a Soviet-style three-man secretariat for the office held by
Secretary-General
marskjold, The would paralyze tions.
Dag
Ham-
West says the United
Khrushchev,
who
spent
this Na
yester-
day at the Soviet estate on Long Island, dodged questions as to whether the Soviet Union would pull out of the United Nations if Hammarskjold were not replaced by a three-man group. Asked by reporters if he thought Hammarskjold shoud resign, he replied: “Ask Hammarskjold.” Confirmed Western Position In an informal news conference «| he virtually confirmed the Western position.
He
said
three
on
the
ef a
Puerto Rico is a Commonwealth and not a colony? The U. S. go-
that
will be fired within three years. (USAF-AP Photo)
NIKITA ©
have
no intention
of attacking
:
was expected to strongly Britain’s
with
the
the
United
strong
Seviet
States
cam-
paign aimed at belittling the West and wooing the support of the Asian and African nations.
Rico.
‘Here
is
what
1)
the
depart-
ment said: “The objective is to make contact with and actively assist a handful
of Puerto
Rican
radicals
whose avowed policy is to overthrow the government of Puerto (Continued from page 1) Rico by violent means and to ful mood about the future of bring about revolutionary charges setup under Dag Hammarskjold, Communism, saying: has sent a shock wave through contrary to the will of the people “Communism has taken firm of Puerto Rico.” the U.N. Insular government leaders do Khrushchev, in apparent good root on the earth. The crown of the tree is developing and is not believe a revolution of the ing up toward the sky. Castro type could succeed here. “The black crow who perches on They point out that much of the-tree doe not hold the tree but Castro’s success can be credited His himself clinging to. the tree. to the topography of Cuba, where toe
does
imperialism
cling
to
the branches of peace. “But the time will come when the wind will blow and imperial.jism will be blown off these ., | branches.”
Here was Khrushchev's reply as to what he would do if the U.N. is not reorganized according
to
his
proposal:
made
to Rico
when
76.5
per
cent
of the
nies’’
which,
he
proposed,
should
be. given immediate independence. It has been speculated that his meeting Fidel Castro, whose government supports Puerto Rican indepefdence, was responsible for including Puerto Rico as a colony. “It is unfortunate,” Ferre states in the cable sent Saturday afternoon,
‘‘that
heads
of state
of
im-
vernment, Rico.” Mufioz that
enslaved
cluding
people
Russians,
of
the
world,
to achieve
in
same goal of liberty and progress we have achieved as American citizens.” The
cable,
a
Ferre
spokesman
said, was signed by Ferre and was meant as a ‘‘personal” statement from him and not a declaration of this party.
hide
out
for
Rico.
Another major deterrent is the strong and well-equipped National Guard, which would call on the full power of the U. S. military if necessary.
said he did
equality
not
believe
on
“same-
is based
inferiority
complex
that
everything
Rico
is due
by
good
to the
stating
in
Puerto
United
States.
“Progress -in Puerto Rico,” Mufioz shouted, “is due to the muscles of Puerto Rico.” Tunning to the issue of statehood versus commonwealth status,
the
Governor
olg@ Spanish demn
recited
tale in which
man
was
an
a con-
given
the
right one. This, Mufioz
Mufioz
that,
as
with
the
never
find
will
the
right
tree.
The Governor lashed out at the Chsistian Action Party for ‘“using the name of God in vain for
S. a significant
space
said
man, the Repubhcans
first and a long jump forward in its space race with the Soviet Union. The first stage of the huge Atlas-Able rocket fired satisfactorily at 10:13 am. EST and the the
with
condemned
politieal purposes.”
He
will be
But
God
verent
with
what
‘Here is the rope—when find yourself a tree, hang yourselves.”
56
missile
is
doing
them:
have
the U.
are
“We have gone one step further,” he said. “Weare telling
(Continued from page 1) planned to place an informationgathering satellite in. orbit around the moon. And its success would given
charged,
the Republicans the plebiscite.
“It is a tragic thing to invoke the name of God by saying that
craft
in
stage
to
Nations
the you
Puerto
able
United
ness,” but is dependent on the covenant between Puerto Rice and the U. S. He ¢harged the Republicans show they have an
the
freedom.”’
months. There is no comparable place to hide a revolutionary in
was
the
right to pick the tree from which portant nations like yours, should he could hang. He searched and try to mislead the world by apsearched, but never found just pearing as supposed champions of
its mose quickly disappeared into the clouds. A half hour later, minutes beyond the scheduled firing times for ignition of second and third
he
From Page 1) Ferre, and Miguel Mendez. Who says
in 1953, the Popular Democratic Party and the people of Puerto
THOR-ABLE (Continued from page
Turkey and Iran, The Soviet chief was in a boast-
Se
has
total vote was in favor of the Commonwealth Constitution, which states that U. S. citizenship is one of the “determining factors’ of Puerto Rican life. Khrushchev, in his United Nations address last Friday, listed Puerto Rico as one of the ‘‘colo-
U.S. Air Foree Dyna-Soar rocket beginning its flight. Lt. Gen. R. C. Wilson, deputy chief of staff for development, told the Air Force Association convention in San Francisco that the rocket, with a glider as the final stage,
America
come true.’ Ferre was here referring to the 1951 referendum election in Puer-
statehood leader said, ‘‘on equal footing with other states we look forward to help the rest of the
against
an artist’s conception
dream
should have veto power over U.N. action. This would enable the representative of the Soviet countries to kill any proposal from the neutral or Western re-
solidarity
is
(Continued Fidel Castro, Angel Garcia
“As a state of the union,” the
Maemillan demonstrate
FLIGHT?—This
of the
MUNOZ
(Contimued from page 1 to defeat the-historic| scourge of hunger and mankind which is the
secretariat
men
presentative.
FUTURE
each
Zi
in the
has
elections
in
to Rico.
If He
the
now. te
say
booth.
entered
Cataho,
elections
and
election
not
nor
does,
He
of
1940,
It
would
that
the
in Puer-
was
in
44,48,52,
God
be
irre-
was
with
the Popular Party those years, just as it would be fo say He is with
any
“God If
this
one
party
mow.
has given
men
were
so,
not
free will. democracy
could not exist because democracy depends on the freedom of men to vote as they see fit.” During
the
weekend,
a
gov-
ernor’s aide said, Mufhoz spoke to more than 30,000 persons in 11 towns. Some 10,000 wed up for a rural
side
Arecibo.
crowd,
the
persons meeting
Because governor’s
of
shoout-
the
caravan
engines, newsmen were told had to take a detour and was an “we do not have any positive in- hour and a half late getting to Catano. formation” on those firings.
Castro and others in his regime have repeatedly attacked Puerto
“That means that there will be Rico’s status as colonialistic. They
a0 normal relations between the states that make up this organization, That
tions
will
means
have
that the ques-
to be resolved
vilified Gov. Mufioz and warm support to Nation-
alists
and
to
members
of
other
independence movements on the island Angelica Cruz, former Cuban consular aide in Puerto Rico, was ousted from Puerto Rico by the Commonwealth and U, S. governments for interfering in local
i fe
tives—either a peaceful solution or else we shall have to rely on politics on the side of indepenthe balance of forces.
dence
adherents.
WORLD
byisd
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be
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not under peaceful conditions but under an aggravated situa tion. “There are the two alterna-
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El
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Abo
Supremo
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Puerto Rica ha referido a la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia la solicitud ticionaria arriba nombrade para gebre
sus
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morales.
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dias
siguientes
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ultima
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202
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Puerto
Rico.
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qQuier
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edicto
a
escrito
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dicha
tenga
la
miotivos
solicitud
dentro
a
de
ultima
los
los
que
exponga
diez
dias
publicacion
si-
de
este
edicto, debiendo dirigir dicho escrito a la direccgion del Secretario que suscribe. San Juag. Puerto Rico, a 15 de sep-
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Manuel
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la
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Rico
ha
refe-
mdo a ia Comision de Reputacion de As Dirantes al fuerciaio de la Abogacia la
solicttud
del
petictonarie
arriba
nom-
brado para informe sobre sus condicioBes morales. En cumplimiento de las reglis de esta Comision expido el presente edicto que se publicara tres veces
en
dos
periodicos
el
de
termino
de
edicto. debiendo la dueccion del
San Juan. tiembre de
Cabtera
du-
para
que
motivos
tenga
los
exponga
tro de las diez dias siima publicacion de este
dirigir dicho escrito a Secretario que suscribe.
Puerto Rico, a 14 de sep1960. Ledo. Manuel Garcia
Reputacion de la Abogacia
de
la
Aspirantes Digeccion:
Comision
al
Rico.
Puerto
Juan,
Legal
of Special
de
Ejercicio de O’Donell 202
Notiee
SAN JUAN FESTIVAL,
DRAMA NOTICE Qutred by
Rico,
dias,
solicitud
Secretario
Notice
Puerto
diez que
ha
San
of
the
forenoon
ting
the
merger
Inc.
with
Meeting of Stockholders as re General
of
other
issued
and the Festival
Banco
Popular
Building,
Puerto Rico, on Tuesday, 27, 1960, at ten o’clock in for
adoption
the
ation.
its
the
San
the
purpose
of
an
Juan
of
author-
agreement
Drama
of
Festival,
Theatre Development Corpor. agreement providing, among terms, for the exchange of the
and
outstanding
debentures Inc, for
shares
of San shares
of
stock
Juan Drama of Class A
Common Siock in Theatre Development Corporation, and for the transaction of such other business as may properly adjournment thereof.
Bariy
B.
¥ellen,
Director,
Pursuant te Section 2 of Article Il of the By-Laws the Corporation of
Lesal
parte:
Vicente
Supremo
do a la Puamtes
J.
de
Antonetti
Puerto
Comision de al Ejercicie
Solicitud do Para MOvales.
Rico
Zequeira, al EjerHon. Tri-
ha
recibi-
Reputacion de Asde la Abogacia la
del peticionario arriba nombraintorme sobre sus condiciones En cimplimiento 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 cualQuiera persona que tenga motivos que
Oponer
San
Juan,
a
dicha
sobre
Puerto
Rico
sus
con-
TRIBUNAL
PUBRTO
RICO
solicitud
Comision
Legal
cia
la
solicitud
Notice
del
peticionario
arriba
edicto que se publicara dos periodicos de Puerto
tres Rico,
durante el termino de diez dias, para que cualquiera persona que tenga motivos que oponer a dicha solicitud los exponga por escrito dentro de los diez dias siguientes a la ultima publicacion de este edicto, debiendo dirigir dicho escrit® a la direccion del Secretario que Suscribe. San Juan, Puerto Rico, a 16 de septiembre de 1960. Ledo. Manuel Garcia Cabrera Secretario de la Comision de Reputagion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia Direccion: O* 202
San
Juan,
Legal EN
EL
Puerto
Peticionario
cio
de
Sobre:
la
SUPREMO
DE
PUERTO RICO Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia Ex parte: Roberto Avila Rivera Peticionario Sobre: Admision al Ejercicio de la
Abogacia
EDICTO
El
Hon.
Tribunal
Supremo de Puerto Rico ha referido la Comision de Reputacion de Aspiran-a tes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia la solicitul
del
peticionario
arriba
nombrad
o para informe sobre sus condiciones morales. En cumplimiento de las reglas de esta Comision expido el presente edicto que se dos periodicos
publicara de Puerto
el tarmino de quer persona oponer
a
diez que
dicha
tres veces en Rico, durante
dias, para que cualtenga motivos que
solicitud
los
exponga
por
escrito dentro de los diez dias siguientes a la ultima publicacion de este edieto, debiendo dirigir dicho escrito a la direecion del Seretario que suscribe. San Juan, Puerto Rico, a 14 de septiembre de 1960. Ledo. Manuel Garcia Cabrera Secretario de la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abo gacia Direccion: O’Donell 202 San Juan, Puerto Rico.
los
Por escrito dentro de los diez Buitcates a la ultima publicacion
exponga diag side este
edicto, debiendo dirigit dicho escrito la direecion del Secretario que suscribe a ; San Juan, Puerto Rico, a 14 de septiembre de 1960. Ledo Manuel Garcia Cabrera Secretario de la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia Direccion; Q’Donell 202 Sam Juan Puerto Rica
Notice
TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE RICO Comision de Reputacion
de Aspirantes al Ejercicio dela Abogacia Ex parte: Horacio R. Subira, Hijo Peticionario Sobre: Admision al Ejercicio de la Abogacia Supremo de
EDICTO El Puerto Rico
Hon. Tribunal ha referido
la Comision de Reputacion de Aspiran-a tes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia la solicitul del peticionario arriba nombrado Dara informe sobre sus condiciones morales. En cumplimiento de las reglas de esta Comision expido el presente edicto que se publicara tres veces en dos periodicos de Pyerto Rico, durante el ternrino de diez dias, para que cualquer persona que tenga motivos que Oponer a dicha solicitud los exponga por escrito
dentro
de
los
diez
al
EDICTO
AbogaTorres Ejerci-
El
Hon.
cion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia la solicitud sobre sus condiciones morales. En cumplimiente de las reglas de esta Comision expido el presente edicte que se publicara tres veces en dos periodicos de Puerto Rico, durante el termina de (liez dias, para que cualquier persona que tenga motivos que oponer a dicha solicitud los exPonga per escrito dentro de los diez dias siguientes a la ultima publicacion de este edicto, debiendo dirigir dicho escrito a la direccion del Secretario que suscribe. San Juan, Puerto Rico, a 21 de septiembre
de 1960. Lede.
M.
Garcia
Ca-
brera Secretario de la Comision de RePutacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la
Abogacia
Apartado
Direccion:
522
San
EL
O’Donell
Juan,
Puerto
Rico.
202
dias
siguientes
a la ultima publicacion de este edicto, debiendo dirigir dicho escrito a la direccion del Seretario que suscribe. San Juan, Puerte Rico, a 15 de septiembre de 1960. Ledo. Manuel Garcia Cabrera Secretario de la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la AboSacia Direccion; O’Doneil 202 San Juan, Puerte Rica
Notice
TRIBUNAL
PUERTO
RICO
SUPREMO
Comision
de
que vos
cualquier persona que tenga motique oponer a dicha golicitud los ex-
conga por escrito dentro de los diez dias siguientes a la ultima publicacion de este edicto, debiendo dirigir dicho escrito a la direccion del Secretario que suscribe. San Juan, Puerto Rico, a_ 21 de septiembre de 1960. Lcdo. M. Garcia Cabrera Secretario de la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de ta Abogacia Direccion: O’Donell 202 Apartado 522 San Juan, Putrto Rico. Legal
Notice
Notice
EN EL TRIBUNAL SUPERIOR DE PUERTO RICO SALA DE HUMACAO ANGELICA COLON ante aden JOSE LEBRON Demandado CIvIL
NUM.
CS—60—1056
SOBRE:
DI-
demandante,
cuya
postal
es
1960.
Luis
M.
Perez.
EN
EL
TRIBUNAL
Legal
ante
para
este
que
Tribunal
se
le
conceda
publiquen
en
un
una
so-
una
li-
periodico
de
cencia para portar armas de fuego de las autorizadas por la Ley de Puerto Rico; POR CUANTO, el Tribunal ordemo
que
se
general circulacion un aviso de dicha solicitud tres veces por un termino de quince dias a fin de que cualquier persona
que
asi
lo
desee
pueda
compare-
eer ¥ ser oida su oposicion a la concesion de la licencia que se interesa, POR TANTO. y a los fines indicados expido este aviso hoy, en Aguadilla a 15 de
Septiembre
del
VEDO MORENO, Aguadilla
1960.
LUIS
R
Secretario,
Legal
Sala
ACE-
de
Notice
EN EL TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE PUERTO RICO Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia Ex parte: Luis F. Camacho, Hijo Sobre:
Admision
al
diciones
morales.
En
veces
en
dos
periodicos
de
Puerto
Rico,
duratte el termino de diez dias, para que cualquier persona que tehga mo tivos que oponer a dicha solicitud los expomga por escrito dentro de los diez dias ‘siguientes a la ultima publicacien de este edicto,.debiende dirigir dicho escrito a la direccion del Secretario que suscribe. San Juan, Puerto Rico, a 19 de septiembre de 1960. Lcdo. Manuel Garcia Cabrera Secretariq de la Comision de Reputacion de \Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la AbogaciaDireccion; 0° Doneil 202 San Juan, Puerto Rico Legal EN
EL
PUERTO
de
Notica
TRIBUNAL
RICO
Aspirantes
Comision
al
Y
SYPREMO
de
Ejercicio
DE
Reputacion
de
la
Abo-
gacig Ex parte: Roman Santos Isaac Peticionario Sobre: Admision al Ejercicio de la Abogacia EDICTO FE! Hon. Tribunal Supremo de Puerto Rico ha referido a la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia la solicitud del peticionario arriba Rombrado para informe sobre sus condicianes morales. En cumplimiento las reglas de esta Comision expido deel presente edicto que se publicara tres veces en dos periodicos de Puerto Rico, duramte el termino de diez dias, para que cualquier persona que tenga motivos que oponer a dicha sojicitud los
suscribe. San Juan, Pterto Rico, a 19 de septiembre de 1960. Ledé. Manuel Garcia
Cabrera
Secretario
de
la
Comi-
sion de Reputacion de Aspirantes Eijerczicia de la Abogacia Direecioa: Donell 202 Sam Juan, Puesto Rico
FOR CLASSIFIEDS Call Tel. 3-8254
al O°
Lazaro,
DE
en
dos
durante
que
el
cumplimiento de
Puerto
Rico,
persona
que
tenga
moti-
cualquier
de
1.
diez
edicto,
debiendo
dias,
dirigir
dicho
de
Sobre:
la
Admision
Abogacia
al
EDICTO
El
RQ,
Tribunal Supremo de Puerto Rico ha referido a la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia la solicitud del peticionario arriba nombrado para informe sobre sus condiciones morales. En cumplimiento de las reglas de esta Comision expide 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 siguiefites
a
la
ultima
publicacion
de
este
edicto, debiendo dirigir dicho escrito a la direccion del Secretario que suscribe. San Juan, Puerto Rico, a 23 de septiembre de 1960. Ledo. M. Garcia Cabrera Secretario de la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia Direccion: O’Doneli 202 Apartado 522 San Juan, Puerto Rico. Legal
Notice
EN ‘EL TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE PUERTO RICO Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia Ex parte: Fabian Pabellon Ramos Peticionario Sobre: Admision al Ejercicio de ia Abogacia EDICTO El Hon. Tribunal Supremo de Puerto Rico ha referido a la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes
al
Ejercicio
de
la
Abogacia
la solicitud del peticionario arriba nombrado para informe sobre sus condiciones moraies. En cumplimiento de las reglas de esta Comision expido ei pre sente 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 de este edicto. debiendo dirigir dicho escrito a la
direccion
del
Secretario
que
suscribe.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, a 23 de septiembre de 1960. Lcdo. M. Garcia Cabrera Secretario de la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia Direccion: O’Donell 202 522 San Juan, Puerte Rico.
Legal Notice
— / ¥.
EN
EL
TRIBUNAL
SUPREMO
DE
PUERTO RICO Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia Ex parte: Luis E. Dubon Otero Peticionario Sobre: Admision al EjJercicio de Tribunal
la Abogacia EDICTO Supremo de Puerto
El Hon. Rico ha
referido a la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia la solicitud del peticionario arriba Bombrado para informe sobre sus conque F veces en dos periodicos de Puerto Rico, durante el termino de diez dias, para
que
tivos
cualquier que
exponga
dias
persona
oponer
por
siguientes
a
escrito
a
la
que
dicha
dentro
ultima
tenga
solicitud de
los
mo-
los
diez
publicacion
de este edicto, debiendo dirigir dicho escrito a la direccion del Secretario que suscribe. San Juan, Puerto Rico. a 19 de septiembre de 1960. Ledo. Manuel Garcia Cabrera Secretatio de la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia Direccion; QO’ Doneli 202 San Juan, Puerto Rico
to
already one
university
libra-
been
consolid-
centrally
adminis-
has
been
converted
from
stacks.” This
change means that the books have been brought out from. behind
es-
rel
appointed
“closed” to “open closed
doors
to
a (\Spacious
hall for student use. 3. The number of books has increased in one year ftom 335,000 to 395,752; expenditures for books have almost doubled in
Peticionario
was
seven
into
ry
para
Notice
All
ated
crito a la direccion del Secretario que suscribe. San Juan, Puerto Rico, a 23 de septiembre de 1960. Ledo. Garcia Cabrera Secretario de la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia Direccion: O’ Donell 202 San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Legal
on
tered system. 2. The bulk of the main libra-
vos que oponer a dicha solicitud los exponga por escrito dentro de los diez dias siguientes a la ultima publicacion de este
last _report
“
who
ries have
de
periodicos
termine
its
his position in Aug. 1959 with the mission of improving the libraries, listed the following changes in the system:
las reglas de esta Comision expido el presente edicto que se publicara tres veces
in
as “a mess.”
SUPERIOR
PUERTO RICO Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Aboga_ cia Ex parte: Luis Abner : Rodriguez Rosario Peticionario Sobre Admision ai Ejercicio de la Abogacia EDICTO El Hon. Tribunal Supremo de Puerto Rico ha referidg a la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia la solicitud del peticionario arriba nombrado para informe sobre sus con-
Ejer-
cicio de la Abogacia EDICTO Fl Hon. Tribunal Supremo de Puerto Rico ha referido a la Comision de Reputacion de Afotrantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia solicitud del peticionario arriba Bombrado para informe sobre sus condiciozes morales. En cumplimiento de las peglas de esta Comision expido el presente edicto que se publicara tres
sociation,
Notice
cio
presento
licitud
have beefi described as one of
the University’s most glaring! deficienees. The Middle States As
the UPR, described the libraries
ri
Ferre-
director of libraries, recapped a Program to improve facilities that
Secretario.
EN EL TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE PUERTO RICO Comision de Reputacjgon de Aspirantes al Biercicio de te fogacia Ex parte: Anselmo P. He ez
T. Sanchez
The University of Puerto Rico is completing 4 major overhaul of its library services, it was announced Dr Jose -M...Lazaro, general
Apartado 103, Fajarde, Puerto Rito., Si dejare de contestar en el termino sefialado se dictara sentencia en su contra previa anotacion de rebeldia, concediendose el remedio solicitado en la Demanda. POR ORDEN de este Tribuial expido el presente en Humacao, Puerto Rico, hoy 19 de septiembre de
EN EL TRIBUNAL SUPERIOR DE PUERTO RICO BERNARDO -SUAU SOLER, peticionario EX PARTE CIVIL NUM. CS 60 — 1175 Sobre; Licencia Para portar arma (renovacion) AVISO POR CUANTO, el peticignario Bernardo Suau Soler por conducto de su abo-
gado el Ledo. Franco
Big Overhaul
VORCIO EDICTO ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA EL PRESIDENTE DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS EL ESTADO LIBRE ASOCIADO DE PUERTO RICO A: JUAN JOSE LEBRON POR LA PRESENTE se le emplaza y requiere para que dentro del termino de veinte (20) dias a contar de la ultima Publicacion de este Emplazamiento por Edicto, radique en la Secretaria de esta Corte su contestacion a la demanda y notifique con copia de la misma al Ledo. Alejo Rivera Morales, Abogado de la
DE
Reputaciona
de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia Ex parte: William Lespier Santiago Peticionario Sobre: Admision al Ejercicio de la Abogacia EDICTO El Hon. Tribynal Supremo de Puerto Rico ha referido a la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia la solicitud sobre sus condiciones morales. En cumplimiento de las peglas de esta Comision expido el presente edicto que se publicara tres veces en dos periodicos de Puerto Rico, durawte el termino de diez dias, para
Peticionario
Notice
EN EL TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE PUERTO RICO Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia_ Ex parte: Francisco Vazquez Santoni Peticionaria Sobre: Admision al Ejercicio de la Abogacia EDICTO El Hon. Tribunal Supremo de Puerto Rico ha referido a la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia la soli¢itud del peticionario arriba nombrado para informe sobre sus condiciones morales. En cumplimiento de las reglas de esta Comision expido el presémte 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 publicacio n de este edicto, debiendo dirigir dicho escrito a la direccion del Secretario que suscribe. San Juan, Puerto Rico, a 19 septiembre de 1960. Ledo. Manuel Garcia Cabrera Secretario de la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia Direccion; O°
EN .EL PUERTO
Reputacion
Admision
Abogacia
DE
Tribunal Supremo de Puerto Rico ha referido a la Comision de Reputa-
Rico.
Notice
TRIBUNAL
de
de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la cia Ex parte: Ivan Baez
EN
nombrado para informe sobre sus condiciones morales. En cumplimiento de las reglas de esta Comision expido el presente veces en
SUPREMO
Rico.
EN EL TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE PUERTO RICO Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia. Ex parte: Hector L. Urrutia, Jr. Peticionario Sobre: Admision al Ejercicio de la Abogacia EDICTO El Hon. Tribunal Supremo de Puerto Rico ha referido a la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Aboga-
Legal
Pettctonirio Sobre: Admision cicio de Abosacia. EDICTO El
bunal
202
Notice
EN FI TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE PUERTO RICO Cornision de Reputacion de Aspyanies al kuercicio dela Abogacia
Ex
informe
Legal
IS HEREBY GIVEN Section 901 (c) of the
Sen Juan, September
Puerto
INC.
Corporation Law for the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico that a Special Meeting of Stockholders of San Juan Drama Festival, Inc. will be held at the Eighth Floor
para
TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE RICO Comision de Repatacion
Supremo
de
El
diciones morales. En cumplimiento de las reglas de esta Comision expido el Presente edicto que se publicara tres veces en dos pefiodicos de Puerto Rico, durante el termimo de diez dias, para que cualquier persona que tenga motivos que oponer a dicha solicitud los expohga por escrito dentro de los diez dias siguientes a la ultima publicacion de este edicto, debiendo dirigir dicho escrito a la direccion del Secretario que suscribe. San Juan, Puerto Rico, a 15 de septiembre de 1960. Ledo. Manuel Garcia Cabrera Secretario de la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de Abogacia Direccion: O’Do-
Donell
Notice
de Aspirantes al Ejerciciode la Abogacia Ex partgq: Maximino Ruiz Jimenez Pe. ticionaria Sobre Admision al Ejercicto de la’ Abozacia EDICTO El Hon. Tri-
bunal
Supremo
DE
de Reputacion de la Abogacia
rantes al EvJercicio de solicitud del peticiomario
do
Tribunal
EDICTO
EL
Legal
Ex parte: Manuel Hernandez Penzol petictonario Admision al Ejercicio de la Abogacia, EDICTO El Hoa. Tribunal Supremo de Puerto Rico ha referido
ta
la Abegacia
EN
Notice
PUERTO RICO Comision de Aspirantes al Ejercicio
a
de
Lopez de Admision
ha referido a la Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicie de la Abogacia la solicitud del peticionarie arriba
nell
Legal
Legal.
Ex parte: William Estrella Victaria, peticiomario. Sobre:
Ejercicio
a
Notice
EN EL TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE PUERTO RICO Comision de Reputacion de Aspirantes al Ejercicio de la Abogacia al
1
one
year
from
$75,500
to
intends
to
$139,490; about $30,000 additional appropriation will be made for all new graduate programs.
.
4
The
university
increase its stock of books each
year
so
four 5.
that
by
1970
it
will
be
times larger than today, The University act will be
amended
so
that
the
general
director of libraries will be part
of
the
university
board.
Two Are Appointed By Treasury Dept. Secretary of the Treasury’ Jose R. Noguera has announced the appointments of Bernabe Martir Tellado as assistant: se-
cretary ‘of the financial bureau and of Diego J. de Jesus as
director
of
Treasury
the of
Both had respective
Bureau that
of Puerto a
the
been acting in capacities since
Martir, of Lares, with honors from the
ed
of
department.
graduated University
Rico, where
bachelor’s
their May.
he obtain-
degree
in
busi-
ness administration. In 1952 he obtained his master’s degree in economics from Indiana University.
De Jesus, of Coamo, has a bachelor’s degree in business administration
from
of Puerto Rico. master’s degree Syracuse
the
University
He obtained his in economi¢s at
University,
New
York.
South Africa Exodus PRETORIA, South Africa (AP) —The Census Bureau’ reports
about 150 per cent more white people are leaving South Africa than .are entering the ¢ountry.
{ L
1 Noti
EN EL TRIBUNAL SUPERIO! DE PUERTO RICO SALA DE HU AO CIVIL NUM. CS-—60-1117 SOBRE: ADOPCION EDICTO A: LES MASON, JR. Por la presentese notifica a usted en su caracter de padre de una menor, que con el titulo de epigrafe se ha radicado una sdlicitud de adopcioa bara adoptar a dicha menor como hija del peticionario, y la Corte ordena que este Edicto se publique’ una vez por semana durante un mes en un periodico de log de mayor circulacion en P. R. vor si usted desea oponerse a la misma, ya que se alega es usted el padre de dicha menor. Humacao, Puerto Hico, a 19 de septiembre de 1960. Luis M., Peres Secretarie,
re Va?
_
“Macmillan
and
Nehru
list of latest arrivals for
lead
_
defeat
the historic
dream
that America
aimed at handing Soviet Premier to Rico when te Nikita S. Khrushchev a stinging total defeat for his proposal to substitute a Soviet-style three-man! the
office
paralyze
tions.
Khrushchev,
the
United
who
spent
Ferre,
and
Miguel
ey
vernment,
a
U. §. ge-
nited
Nations
Pont in 1953, the ‘Popular Democratic
76.5 per cent of the| Party and the people of Puerto
Ceomenmeah atin, wc, Moe id id nt eve ue facters'“{nees,” but is dependent on the in
fa
of
the|
Rico.
\
one ote
held
of Puerto
by Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold. The West says this would
Castro,
and’ not
ferrin
i |have launched a’ major offensive ith itera ence
for
of | Fidel
has made| Puerto Rico is a Commonwealth
come true.’
Major Offensive Launched The United States and its allies
secretariat
(Conti From nued Page 1)
scourge
hunger and mankind which is the | Angel Garcia, Mendez.’ Whe says
the as-
sembly.
(Conti from nued page 1
to
the
Rican
Khrushchev, tions address
Na-
life.
-*}
covenant
between
Puerto Rico as one of the “colo-| iferiority
nies’
yester-
Puerto. Rice
in his United Na-|2M4 the U. S. He charged the last Friday, listeq|®epublieans show they have an
which,
he
proposed,
should|
that
complex
everything
hy
good
stating
in
Puerto
be given immediate independence. | Rico is due to the United States.
at the Soviet estate on Long and, dodged questions as to
It has been speculated that his| “Progress -in Puerto Rico,” Whether the Soviet Union would meeting Fidel Castro, whose gov-|Mufoz shouted, “is due to the ernment supports independence, -
pull out of the United Nations if Hammarskjold were not replaced by
a three-man
group.
Asked
including Punto
by
Rice asa
toleny)
“Ht is unfortunate.” F
reporters if he thought Hammar. skjold shoud resign, he replied:
ini the s cable
Hammarskjold.”
“Ask
Puerto Rican|Museles of Puerto Rico.” esponsible f Tunning to the issue of state-
portant "a
| Confirmed Western Position
Seetie Saturday
sent
hood
versus
commonwealth
tates |Status, the Governor recited an
after-
ke f aio
.
old Spanishmantale was in which a' condemaed given!
the
right to pick the tree from which
try to mislead the oar by ap-|he could hang. He searched and In an informal news conference upposed champi searched, but never found: just he virtually confirmed the West- pearin ee
ern position. He said each of the three
men
on
the
should have veto power over U. N. aetion. This would enable the representative of the Soviet kill
to
countries
s
aS
state of the union.” the|_, a
ee
eal
the right one.
Tiis:
the
Mufioz
charged,
Republicans
are
Cana) | the plebiscite.
other thestates forward with to help rest weof
proposal
any
e
—
secretariat
the
is der
doing
wi
“We have gone one step ‘further,” he said. “We are telling
is the Trope—when Sat pal a ier anoeth ou find.‘Hereyournell tee, hang we rte MAMpwed 6 Aabericen
from the neutral or Western re- enslaved pesple of the world, in| tem: presentative.
Maemillan was expected to demonstrate strongly Britain’s solidarity with the United States
against
the
told the Air Force Association convention in San Francisco that the rocket, with a glider as the final stage, will be fired within three years. (USAF-AP Photo)
(Continued from page setup
under
has
sent
the
U.N.
Dag
1)
Hammarskjold,
a shock
wave
through
Khrushchev, in apparent good humor but at times speaking with utmost seriousness, made these other key points: . 1. He
wants
three-man
each
one
secretariat
of the
te have
veto power over U.N. action. 2. Secretary of State Chris-
tian A. Herter, whe gave Hammarskjold a $5 million check Friday
Payment
said
as
part
of
the
U.N.
supporting
the
U.N.,
was Hammarskjold’s hand-
ling of the Congo situation in the interest of imperialistic, capitalist
powers.
enc werd had not e, arrived
4. It is true that Khrushchev
has
promised
at the United
to
fire
rockets
States should it
Said, was
signed by Ferre
was meant
=A
personal
and|
state-
‘qe Governor lashed put at the
Chsistian
Action
from
page
1)
tinned
the depart-
ment said: “The objective is to make contact with and actively assist a handful of Puerto Rican radicals whose avowed policy is to over-
The Soviet chief was in a boast-
throw the government of Puerto
for
“us-
purposes.”
“It is a tragic
THOR-ABLE
is what
Party
ment from him and not a decla-| ing the name of God in vain for ration of his party. political
of attacking
.
from
—
paar
thing
te
invoke
the name of God by saying that He will be in the election beoth. But God has not entered the elections in Catafio, nor in Puer-
»
Planned to placean information-| +, Rico If He does, He: was in gathering satellite the
moon.
And
in orbit around the elections its success would|/56 and now.
of 1940, It —
have given the U. S. a significant | verent te say that first ad a long jump forward in the Popular Party ‘
:
44,48,52, be an
was wi those years,
. ,| just as it would be to say He is ful. mood and to its space race with the Soviet with about any one party now. the future of Rico by violent means bring about revolutionary charges Communism, saying: Union. “God has given men free will “Communism has taken firm contrary to the will of the people The first stage of the huge/If this were not so, democracy root on the earth. The crown of of Puerto Rico.” Atlas-Able rocket fired satisfac-| could not exist because demacraInsular government leaders db the tree is developing and s depends on the freedom of not believe a revolution of the torily at 10:13 a.m. EST and the|¢y rising up toward the sky. missile with the space ¢raft in men to vote as they see fit, Castro type could succeed here. “The black crow who perches on : . ; During They point out that much of : the weekend, a goev-
the tree doe not hold the tree but
Castro’s
is himself clinging to. the tree. So too does imperialism cling to the
branches
of
peace.
“But the time will come when the wind will blow and i i ism will be blown off. these branches.” Here was Khrushchev’s reply as to whathe would do if the U.N. is not reorganized accord: ing to his proposal: “That means that there will be a0 normal relations between the states that make up this organization. That means that the ques-
3. The new U.S. moon shot will be greeted when it arrives as a comrade by the previously tions will have to be resolved launched Soviet Lunik. (At not under peaceful conditions the time of th® news con- but under an aggravated situa fer that the U.S. shot had failed.)
(Continued
Rico! Here
condemned man, the Republicans
The cable, a Ferre sppkesman| never will find the right tree.
cam-
FIDEL
Gen. R. C. Wilson, deputy chief of staff for development,
NIKITA
Soviet
paign aimed at belittling the West and wooing the support of the
FUTURE FLIGHT?—This is an artist’s conception of a U.S. Air Force Dyna-Soar rocket beginning its flight. Lt.
have no intention Turkey and Iran,
strong
|") Seater sald thet; as |with!|the
.
tion.
“There
are
tives—either
the a
two
peaceful
can
be
credited
he was able months. There
to hide out for is no comparable
its
nose
quickly
disappeared
into
ernor’s side
said, Mufioz
wed
a rural
sppke
yond
the
scheduled
firing
times
place to hide a revolutionary in for ignition of second and third | : Puerto Rico. engines, newsmen were told Another major deterrent is the Stage “we do not have any positive in-| strong and well-equipped National Guard, which would call on the formation” on those firings. full power of the U. S. military if necessary. Castro and others in his regime have repeatedly attacked Puerto
Side
up
crowd,
for
Arecibo. the
meeting
Because
governor’s
of
out-
vilified
given
warm
Gov.
Mufioz
support
to
and}
Nation-
alists and to members of other independence movements on the island Angelica Cruz, former Cuban consular aide in Puerto Rico, was
the balance of forces. FAMOUS
Commonwealth
ments
for
and U. S. govern-
interfering
politics on the side dence adherents.
alr
in
local
of indepen-
serra
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_
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‘the
caravan
had to take a detour and was an hour and a half late getting to Cataiio.
Rico’s status as colonialistic, They
have
to
the clouds. more than 30,000 persons in 11 A half hour later, minutes be-| towns. Some 10,000 persons sho-
alterna- ousted from Puerta Rico by the solution
or else we shall have to rely on
WORLD
success
to the topography of Cuba, where
vi
‘THE SAN JUAN:STAR —. Monday, September 26; 1960
22 Baseball
Yanks Win Eighth Straight,
New
Braves Beat Pirates Twice The ptnnant-bound New York Yankees made it eight in a row with 5-1 and 6-5 victories over the Boston Red Sox on Friday and Saturday. The Milwaukee Braves, hopelessly out of the National League race, continued to thwart Pittsburgh’s flag-clinching plans by downing the Pirates, 2-1, on Friday and 4-2 on Saturday. as
they
40,
lost
Friday
Saturday.
to
and
Washing-
won,
combination and
of
Chicago
Yankee
lossés_
pressure-proof
The
»r
year,
for his .
Lew } the
turned
Pirates]
the
beaten
: trick
5 Satur-
18th win of the season.
stato
to
edged
Cubs
ittsburgh’s Pittsburgh's
one
T
38
Balter
-
Pittsburgh Rochester
numth
ey
as
St.
7 14
13
awrence
the
Cubs
.
of
Friday
neon
§
N.
63
Detroit,
the
the
next
Col.
ws
day.
Ned
seventh ;
homer
spoiling
a
and
re
traded
victories
SS
2
ame
1
H
imeen
6 : a
Southern Methodist 0 v. oe
28
43
Los
(Based
AMERICAN
R
F
E
BATTED
INSPECTION
SERVICE
Gentile, Baltimore
NEW BRAKES
HOME
2-0498
2
conducted,
The
fighter
share
his
does
agony
it all by with
any.
himself But
is §
and
the
he
travesty
,
de-
free.
The
Evil Eye
Not even fencing tournaments are staged in deliberately planned solitude. Fights were never meant te be watched one spectator at a time, or two by two. Silence is a rebuke from a fight crowd. But
pugs now work never hear. ' The is
people
only
part
in
empty
in their
of
it
but
joints
living it
before
rooms
deforms
countless
don’t
the
applaud
whole
multitudes actors
idea
the
Scores
of
they
either.
That
matchmaking.
2,
Pittgburgh
5. 5, St. Ht. Houle
spiels
1
Jimenez
They’ve
never
seen
them.
But
even
their
opinions
are
to a blind audience.
The
announcers
tell you
what
is happening
Their
tricks are insulting.
If a fight is dull, they
insist the fighters
are clever. In a one-sided scrimmage, they never explain that the loser is a stooge. They become hysterical over the bogus ferocity of
6
eight
skills.
as if the vision of every one watching is defectives They are not reporters but propagandists. Their commentaries are long commercials.
Charbonneau
Angel
old
polluted by the shills who describe fights as if they were making their
the house fighter who is fed an opponent who complements his clumsy style. The dirty statemanship of the racket is never mentioned. They
ignore
the filth in which
There
are
only
two
the racket great
drowns.
fighters
still licensed
and
they
are
get-
ting by on their reputations. The reason Ray Robinson and Archie Moore are still fighting main events is that they have no competition. In their
athletic senility, they
are
better
then
It is doubtful if either of them will survive
de-
the
kids
in their
prime,
their next engagements.
Sign Of The Times
and
The heavyweight champion,
Sr.,
one
Rigoberto one
more
to
gain
reached up
the
victory Jimenez
Reveron,
Floyd Patterson, is a symbol of these
at
(Not
NATIONAL inoluding
their years, they were by circumstances.
He
Sharkey,
talent
Jimmy
regarded as fortunate guys
is a champion
partners on Louis’ of basket Cases.
LEAGUE games)
328 323 320 313
IN 105 103 113 99 93 3
BUNS
Banks,
Chicago
4
Aaron,
Milwaukee
38
Mathews, Milwaukee Boyer, St. Louis Robinson,
I put Jack
of small
but
in this
Braddoek,
Primo
by default
because
Henry
who were
Cooper,
befriended
who
would
piled by The Ring magazine. Behind him come Alex Miteff, Robert Cleroux, Billy Hunter and Dick Richardson. There were. sparring
Larker, Los Angeles Groat, Pittsburgh Mays, San Francisee ‘Clemente, Pittsburgh Moon, Los Angeles Boyer, St. Louis Adcock, Milwaukee Robinson, Cincinnati ‘Cepeda, San Francisce Kasko, Cincinnati
HOME
is a fighter
have fought semi-finals in the era of Joe Louis and Rocky Marciano, is honored as the sixth best heavyweight in the definite listings com-
bats.)
RUNS BATTED Aaron, Milwaukee Banks, Chicago Mathews, Milwaukee Mays, San Francisco Cepeda, San Francisce Boyer, St. Louis
champion,
He
Carnera, Jersey Joe Walcott and Ezzard Charles ahead of him, During
two
the finals.
LEADERS times
in the racket.
a heavyweight
up.
had
times
a7 31 29
payroll
who
could
knock
The innocent believed that Henry Hank But in his last fight Doug Jones, a clown,
them
out.
It
is a roster i
was a spectacular pug. exposed him as an $ap-
prentice who is confused by his trade. This is not a unique case. With few exceptions, they are all this way. Before television bankrupt the cruel business, pugs had to come
up through the preliminaries. Once they were beaten, they were ignored by the big city promoters and had to begin, all over again. Kids
with Boxing
ten fights was
are
always
now
put
on
top.
It will
the sport of the poor.
get
worse. :
It offered
a short-cut
to
sudden wealth to boys who were giad to bleed for profit to escape impoverished obscurity. Now most pugs can’t make a living even when they’re valid contenders. They toil at other jobs and regard the racket as a sideline.
Television will dump it, as it has forsaken its other popular pro-
grams. there,
It will be
the racket
back into the arenas.
slowly
it. It will become as billiards, . secuted by nostalgia.
return
to what
used|
starting ffom to be.
= @)rse. + LOmuame co
ont separ
eee
Perhaps, it
and obsolete spert for old
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Battery)
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RUNS
7s
GUARANTEE
(Exide
99
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3
AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 300
mt pid wi
Washington
IN 4 HOURS
2
21
22
Maris, =. York Mifioso, cage Wertz, Boston
Lei
233
Baltimore
Chicago
RUNS BRAKE
edged and
1 24
properly
The fight partisan, who was educated by television, can’t appreciate
Charbonneau
LEAGUE
Clevelang
when
age of decadence the ignorant magnify his minor gifts. If you measure him against the horizon of the past, Patterson can’t be respected. As
21
Sievers, Chicago Power, Cleveland
racket,
Bill Hanna won the first flight competition, downing Charles
ie
or
£
fight
effete
u
875
a
holes.
LEAGUE on
The
six Saturday to win the El Motro club championship over 36
i
17 15 OT 08 2
Robinson,
feated
Pasarell,
Runnels, Boston Smith. Chicago Skowron, New York Kuenn, Cleveland Mifioso, Chicago
Fox,
game.
(Drysdale
finals with a one over Max Carwich.
MAJOR
F
1413),
Ashland14
N. Y. Titans Buffalo 13
Francona,
Angeles
night Only
Raymond
PROFESSIONAL (Friday Night) Louis
at Los
Chicago cago
one
Phillies | Wooster4
St.
13-12)
iowerd entre
Vanderbilt 8. Carolina
Cincinnati | 5urdue,77,
at the
$an Francisco (McCormick
:
West Virginia
7
Ohio State % and
12% 16 25 34% 36%
‘Charbonneau Takes Morro Club Crown 0 7 With 8 And 6 Win 6
Kalamazoe
a1
531 .507 447 383 369
Friday’s
Wabash
——
69 73 83 92 94
7 8
Ales
to grow orchids in
snowbank.
meaned every form of show business it has inspected. The excuse, I guess, is a natural one. Standards fall when people are entertained
Today’s Games
WES?
jotre
in Friday's game. Philadelphia
in
78 75 67 57 55
6
a
hits, |} Butler40
shutout
5% 6
Milwaukee
res
0:
Garver | Augustana27
four
to
Colavito’s 32nd
577 574
0 0
—_—
t.
Virginia State = Washington &
Friday
63 63
¥
xa
identical | yiginia Tech is
on
Tigers
the
held
Rocky
41
.86 8
Maryland Pek Bowdoin
In other contests over the week- | Georgia 18 end, Kansas City took two games | Texas Christian 7 “from
—
Milwaukee $t. Louis
Philadelphia 6, Cincinnati { Satarday’s Scpres Cincinnati 5, Phila@elphia @ Milwaukee 4, —. 2
Trinity Coanecticut
It is as hopeless as trying
by remember-
CANNON a@ post card has the same relationship to the poet that the current racket has to the lucrative years of the racket. Television is the sanctuary of mediocrity. The camera: has
PL Uae
Ppa
olin.
Scores
St. Louis 5, Chicago 1 (First) St. Louis 5, Chicago 1 (Second)
Bridgewater
It is as if bull fights were being performed with pigs‘ and midgets
using sticks instead of swords. Only romantics, drugged ance, hope for a revival under present conditions.
now offered as an hour television show is no more prizefighting than a fat commuter rushing to catch the last bus is foot-racing. The vacationist writing
7 6
~-
which exaggerate
the defects.
plices.
LEAGUE 58 613
6
ridicule sentimental old songs with cruel renditions
can’t
Cleveland 0 4, Detroit 1
NATIONAL Pittsburgh 92
|
The fight racket resembles a rat vanishing inio a hole with only its tail visible. It exists as a mimicry of itself, as modern entertainers
the most thrilling of all sports. It exhalts the fierce loneliness of man because a pug has no accom
Scores
Michigan State Hamilton
20
a
N.
night
7 7 0
Maryland 88
Williams Yale 1L
night Chicago
Mampton Inst. Villanova Norwich
wea
Louis
in a double
by
35-1.
6 7
oe
Texas 34 Tufts ciar 38 3
helped re- | Western
runnerup
walloped
;
Lafayette 14
iD- | Yyracuse 35 16th]
magite 8
: Saturday
the
header
23%
Wilkes 8
Cardinals, 5-4. The Cards had | 7o™30",™ scores
475
Saturday's
Delaware 14 : Roose a Amer ican Internation. Wesleyan 0
Pennsyivania
in- | St
hits.
11
for
buffeted Chicago
ber
81
New York 6, Boston & Cleveland 6, Chieago $ Kansas City 6, Detroit 3 Baltimore 10, Washington 9
Westminster
test,
cluding Roberto Clemente’s ‘ . 1 of F tthe season. home > ‘ run
The
6
| Morgan State 2 Navy 41 Burdette, Northeastern %
: Braves
hadnt
duce
68
Fall.
By Jimmy Cannon
New York 5, Boston 1
Springfield Boston College
Lebanon Valley 14
ne
Lehigh 27 the win, yieldseven innings. | Maine 7 Massachusetts ; : 10th _ inning | wiadiebury 6
Saturday’s
decided
The
7
13
qarvard
Tur- | Juniata
Bob
followed.
runs
was
Detroit
Los Angeles San Fran. Brown 0 Cincinnati 6 Hampshire New Franklin & Marshall 14 Chicago Holy Cross 6 Phila.
37
Dartmouth
five}
and
door
the
runs 1
Bomber
He
17 18%
Decline And
Washington 4, Baltimore @
a
In | Coast Guard 3s
Sox shortstop Don | petison 94
opened
ley got credjt for ing three hits in > Mantle’s, Mickey
day
500 .490
Chicago 7, Kansas City
uhlenberg
eee a Army 20
= }
“dS
rr
Buddin
all
74 76
Friday’s
M
EAST 3t
eighth-inning | Columbia
an
error by Red
who
74 73
(Baumann 124), Only games.
them
1M | Central Connecticut28 Worcester Tech 14
game
Boston.
with
tilt,
Friday's
bomer
Cleveland Washington
SCORES
Yankees | 2*% 7Bo4 43
waiting
their
contests
>
6 5%
SATURDAY'S Albright
the
eliminates
loss
Baltimore Orioles.
both
set
573 571
50.
four-hit
a
with
FOOTBALL
to-
the will eliminate One Yankee win or h imi rr
two Sox.
taling White ;
played
Buzhardt
64 64
Chicago won, 70 over! yin Young Jim Maloney came pac, at the Phils the next day
Any
wins
John
86 85
sas City (Daley 1515), Detroit (Fisher 87) at
10-9,| Gown with seven hits in the 61
Cleveland on Friday but lost to] Cleveland Saturday, 6-5, to drop five games behind the triumphant
a
when
—
Baltimore Chicago
Washington (Ramos 11-16), night Cleveland (Harsman 2-4) at Kan-
les failed to gain on second-place | «Jipped the Reds Friday night
Chicago
LEAGUE 57 615
Boston 64 85 430 27% Kansas City 54 94 365 37 Today’s Games New York (Stafford 3-1) at
Meanwhile, the Baltimore Orio-+
ton,
Sports Today
STANDINGS AMERICAN York 91
Bugbes
Weekend
[|
nate, prmne in mmoking,teday?
I doubt
men
per-
‘THE SAN JUAN STAR-.Monday, September 26; 1960"
ce 1
DORADO Dm TITLE ......{auenard Takes 400 Colts Clip Redskins; Browns Stop Eagles) i. cice ot the ereen opposite si, ist 18 oles ended wit In P. R. Track Trials’ Frem
Back
Page)
activity,
and adjoining water hazard, but McCabe had gotten down in two putts from 100 feet to win it.
Baltimore (AP)—A rusty looking Baltimore offense scraped out
a
200
victory
its defense
from
help
with
five
was
score
The
the|
up after
|the 14th when Teale’s drive be-
yesterday,
Redskins
Washington
great
over
to start the Colts toward a third | came lodged in a clump of grass straight National Foodball League |on a ledge on the right side
of a sand
title.
‘Washington Baltimore
0 0
0
O
7
running
of
Bobby
10
3~—20/and
Mitchell
fell
and
«oti Teale airtight).
an
and
hit it squa-
O—Oj|rely, but the ball popped up
in the
trap.
McCabe,
was on the green
(AP)—The | in™eanwhile, two.
PHILADELPHIA : . Jimmy’ Brown
trap. He
was
consistently . out-
|4riving McCabe. He was hitting defense that blunted the usually 240-250 yards every drive, with
sharp passing of Norm Van Brocklin carried the Cleveland Browns
National
41-24
a
to
|his opponent
five
to
Football | behind.
was
Teale
League victory over the Philadel-| phia Eagles yesterday.
with
sometimes
yards
10
erratic
again
|
After
Filo-
(AP)—Tom
HOUSTON
res, a reserve rookie from ColJege of Pacific, directed a 58-
yard surge quarter as
a Junch
fairway
added
lies with
to
rowed ine
Teale
The
first
Puerto
nar-
tiago,
*
of
Rican
Chile
dart to four up with @| Rain
per om
Oct.
11
hampered
The
two
team
the
elimination
for
the
was
held
track
mets
Ibernian-American
at | Hscobar
competition.
summaries:
McCabe went six up when he won the 20th and 22nd holes. Teale 100-meters: 1. Ernesto Goncaught two sand traps with his |fales; 2. Manuel Rivera; 3. Ro-
to
ected“ * thie
Games
Stadium en
in
San-
Saturday.
drives to take bogies. berto Mendoza. Time: :11. McCabe recorded his second! 200-meters: 1.. Ovidio de Jebirdie on the 22nd, the par three,/sus; 2. Rivera; 3. Mendoza. 205-yard
fourth.
He
placed
his|
Time:
drive within a foot easily holed out. of the pin andi PAR 544 354 344-36 445 345 434-3672]
his good | (af 644
pinpoint
time
pitches
break,
544 344 345-36
abe
and
his
his drives, while McCabe | “CASE
1424
O
7
3
time
with
a 39 for a total of 75, three over par. Teale had a 43 for an 81.
14 10 7 1041/¥aS Straight down the fairway | rey | Wit very few exceptions.
Cleveland
Philadelphia
was
short
+
(Continued
Proach shots, while Teale, see-'TEALE
400-meters: 1. German Luis Guenard; 2. Jose Luis Villalon80. Time: :5].1. 800-meters: 1. Jose M. Andi-
Discus:
no; 2. Jose A. Miro; 3. Cristobal|poren,
446 346 435-3975
Lauredano.
354 354-38 +o 546 465 535-4331
ap-|McCABE
:22.7.
Time: 2;00.
1
Nestor
3” Incaelo
Time: 4:21
$55 456 4542 54615’ Rojas.
.
Bumae
Distance: 121 feet 5 inches.
1500-meters:| 1. Hector San-| Javelin: 1. William 445—13|tiago; 2. Amgel Ramos; 3. Sergio | Ricardo Guadalupe.
645 265 45441
shine
173
Caspel; Distance:2
feet 6 inches.
!
late in the fourth Oakland’s Raiders
came from behind to hand the Houston Oilers a 1413 American Football League upset yesterday.
Oakland Houston
7 00 7—14 © 10 3 O—13
DALLAS
(AP)—Cotton
Da-
vidson’s passing and kicking ried the Dallas Texans to a
victory
over
Chargers
ball
the
in
the
League
Los
car17-0
Angeles
American
Foot-
yesterday.
Los Angeles Dallas
000 0-90 0 7 610—17
CARDIOLOGO (Continued
Frem
Back
Page)
Luis Landrau, odds-on favorite Stanarn led from flag-fall to finish
to
win
the
third
at
$2.60.
The horse came on the track with a special harness to protect his injured mouth. Landrau had to
go wide all the way to avoid putting
pressure
on
Stanarn
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SPO RTS San Juan,
Puerto
Rico, Monday,
September
Thanks
Arroyo,
Casey
26, 1960
By JIM
Luis Is Exuberant Luis Arroyo, Yankees, came
Stengel nant
Puerto Rican relief ace with in for special praise from
after
the
Yankees
won
the
the New manager
American
League
pen-
In a radio interview in-the Yankee clubhouse after the team’s pennant-winning victory over the Red Sox, by a score of Stengel
said
he
wanted
to
“thank
Luis
Arroyo”.
“Arroyo has been great help to us,” Stengel said. “I have never hesitated to call on him when we needed him.” Arroyo had just in relief
saved the game for in the ninth inning
score 43
and
Pete Runnels,
Ralph Terry when he with two on and two
came on out, the
leading better in the league at bat.
Arroyo forced Runnels to pop out to Richardson for the last out in the pennant-clinching victory. > Interviewed later in the clubhouse, Arroyo said this was “the greatest thing that has ever happened to me in my life.”
He
said
for
a World
he had
been
pitching
14 years
and finally
was
Series
onship in a gruelling,
York Casey
yesterday.
4-3,
headed
. FLACR
yesterday,
six anda
Jim
defeating
succumbed
chi Rodriguez, Dorado, “Teale
on
assistant pro at just caught him
the wrong day.” McCabe took the
first
hole
Warren
Braves
Spahn
started
in quest
for
the
of his 22nd
vic-
used
Harvey
Haddix
to
CINCINNATI
haffey
now
92
season
victories
Phillies 7-1.
record
and
58
ing
spring
training
It the
was
the
they
advantage. at 38.
1903,
Cubs
flag since
four
1909
for 1927
straight
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1902,
vic-
to
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and
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1925.
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Mazeroskl
Mathews.
(11).
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over
of
13-9 (#_The
Sar.
pulling off their the
year,
scored
were
made
in
the
game, three by each side, and nine of the 22 runs
were
unearned.
LEAGUE Richards (5), Pena (6), McLish (9) and Azcue. W-Mahaffey (6-3) L-Hook (11-18).
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and
the
green
third
shot.
they
halved the
holes,
die ta go two three up on Teale hooked
a
ip
Teale
went
four
he
three-putted
out
on
the
(See
12-
for a bir-
up. ‘He went the eighth when ja ballijnto the
palms.
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hole, from
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Bertelli
before
(3).
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when
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Both players had. caught
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£0.
from
the
through
the eighth,
and a run
the
ninth.
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the tying run on third, magicianmanager
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Smile
P.R. Futurity To Cardiologo By 5 Lengths Cardiologo, a fleet son of Etio-
pe, the
Casey
Stengel
waved
in
southpaw Arroyo to face American League batting leader Pete Runnels. Runnels sliced a foul near the third base “dugout which Bobby Richardson grabbed for the final out,
Stengel
dugout and
to shake
the
Series
raced
Chisox
of
Arroyo’s
Yankees
bound
out were
again.
the
hand World.
Blanked
CLEVELAND.
(AP)—Bobby
Locke blanked the Chicago White Sox 40 on a four-hitter yesterday
ran away from the. field in $8,510 Puerto Rico Futurity,
(3-5)
drove
handeuffed
with
ease.
He
difficulties
in
the
ran
in three
White
Sox
into his only
the
Orioles Win
Chicago
of
Tito Francona
runs for Cleveland’s vietory with a home run and a single, The 26-year-old right-hander
Park
Cleve-
eliminated
last
and
ninth
up three singles
the-
+
play-
untouchable
inning
gave in
Yanks’
straight triumph. clinching ceremony,
fourth
the
in the big second inning
errors
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pit.
13-9.
run
Six
6 2
four
Phils whd
Willie Kirkland drove in four of the San Franeiseo runs with a
(AP)—Glenn Hobthe lowly Chicago
000
inning
After
three
over
won the first and 580 yards
fans, drew
innings.
ANGELES
Dodgers,
ed
Redlegs,
eight runs in the second inning yes. terday to defeat the Los Angeles
NATIONA L Pittsburgh
used
biggest
ninth The
|; :
Philadelphia
Giants Win,
Beat Cards
CHICAGO bie pitched
the
Giants
two
pressure-proof
Terry, Ma:
Cincinnati
Francisco
was
overshot
his
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the
five
with
30th.
Teale
McCabe par five
the
has
distance
downed
LOS
first
lost
92
National
seventh
Pirates,
when
that the
first
the championship tees, when his opponent
matched par on the in taking a two-up
ton 4-3 yesterday. -Righthanded pitcher Ralph Terry, getting onepitch relief from Luis Arroyo, drove in the final spike for
15th of
who
(AP)—Art
the
as
the
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wrapped up their 10th American League pennant in a dozen years, completing a whirlwind stretch dr ive by defeating Bos-
Reds
chers against the scored all their runs
de-
feats, making a prophet out of Murtaugh, who prediceted dur-
tories would win League pennant.
went
yesterday
son
Pittsburgh’s
Hobbie
Phils Trounce
start, and he gave way to Elroy Face in the eighth. Face took the loss, his eighth of the sea-
is
for
lost 20 games. Larry Jackson received the loss, his 17th, for St. Louis.
tory, but needed help in the minth from Ron Piche who received credit for the win. Pitts-
burgh
year
match
BOSTON (AP)—The New York Yankees
Pittsburgh
The victory was the
the
sun-baked
For AL Clincher
managed to back into the Na-#—— tional League pennant. | Cubs to a 5-0 victory over the St. Louis, the only team with |chiminated St Louis and thus a chance to catch the Pirates, eliminated the Cardinals from lost to the Chicago Cubs, 5-0 at |a chance at the pennant yester, Chicago and thus were matheday. Matically eliminated from any
hopes.
hour,
.Edges Bosox
Pirates lost their third straight to the Mil-|: waukee Braves here yesterday, 4-2, yet
Pennant
on
But the match was McCabe’s| McCabe from start to finish. Said Chi- first nine
But Take Pennant (AP)—The
half
Teale, seven and six.
The 45-year old Puerto+ Rico amateur champion built and the defending champ never up a five-up lead at the half- lost his lead after that as he way point of the 36-hole went three up after eight holes final with precision golf, and and six up after 14. Teale rallied to be only four then coasted home as the broiling afternoon sun left down after 26 holes, but he both players dripping wet couldn’t crack the champ, seven years his senior, and _ finally and exhausted.
Bucs Lose To Braves MILWAUKEE
DOUGLAS
Bill McCabe retained his Dorado Beach Golf Club champi-
eighth
and
innings.
WASHINGTON
(AP)—A
three-
run homer by Brooks) Robinson in the eighth inning gave the Baltimore Drioles a 3-1 victory over
Washington
Milt
Pappas,
West
Stock
yesterday.
with
and
help
Steve
from Barber,
pitched his 14th triumph of the season.
‘
Robinson's
clout,
his
14th,
fol-
lowed successive pineh singles by Dave Philley and Gene Woodling.
Kaline Stars DETROIT forced
out
(AP)—Al of the
starting
Kaline, lineup
by a back injury, delivered a twe-run pinch hit double in the ninth inning yesterday that enabled the Detroit Tigers to
defeat the Kansas City Athletics 65.
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
before 8,122 fans at El Comandante yesterday. The classy two-
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but didn’t have it and faded near
the the
end as Yunque got up for place, five lengths back of
the winner. El Comanche passed San Jorge for third. Under a smart ride by Jose (See CARDIOLOGO, Page 23)
Kansas
City
Detroit Kucks,
000
301
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Johnson
(6),
90
10 1 Davis
(9) and P. Daley: Lary, Sisler (9) and Berberet. W-Sisler (75). L-K. Johnson (5-10).
HR—Detroit, Yost 2 (14) Colavito
(35).
Washington,
New
Boston
York
Battey
008
(15).
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Terry, Arroyo (9) and Berra Brewer, Fornieles (9) and Nixon, W-Terry (10-8). Brewer (10-14),
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