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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday, July 6, 1960
In Ponce: 2 Confess Court Rules Rexach
+
Victim
Must Pay Back Taxes On Dominican Income By DOUGLAS D. RICHA
RDS A Federal judge yesterday ruled that
By
PEDRO
a
Robbed, Stoned ROMAN
PONCE—F ast. detective
Felix Benitez Rexach, close assogiate of Ge-
work
can
sion of a man and his teenage companion charged with
Republic, must pay Federal income
on his Dominican
Religion Only By
HAROLD
new
J.
LIDIN
Christian
Action
to
adopt
its
stand
on
on
the
ligious
CAP
support
instruction
control
and
Mario
Flores
ed
rumors
has
‘been
leaders A
that
the
new
the
with
Repu-
Party.
stand as
party
Statehood
of
the
regards
Action
Party
Statehood candidate
new
forthcoming,
Party Luis A.
gubernatorial Ferre stated
CAP
(See
Par-
head. confirmed
RELIGION,
(See
Page
that
21)
Bebut and
penalties
assessed
By Ponce
Arroyo
HAROLD
J. LIDIN
labor Jeader
took
fe
SUCCESSOR—Rear
right, and
Mrs.
Smith,
Admiral
lend an ear as Rear
Alan Smith, Jr., Admiral
Daniel
V. Gallery, left, explains the workins of a steel band drum at a reception at Gallery’s home Monday night. Gallery, who
started
the
Tenth
Naval
District
steel
band,
ing as head of the district and commandant
bean
Sea
Frontier at the end
him.
(STAR
photo
of the week.
by
Gunter
is leav-
of the Carib-
Smith
will
Hett.)
election
employed
by
the
Puerto
Assn.
and
affiliate,
wide
bargaining
During
of Arroyo
personally
before
the| cognition
National Labor Relations Board,|me-man
among: all longshoremen
estimated
of
Rico
Former District Attorney A Victim
total
weekend, was that
of 64
burglaries
including
reported
by
one
police
at
in the
the
metropolitan
home
of
yesterday.
a
area
over
former’ “district
the
aitien
attorney,
Victor Rivera Colon, of 605 Cuevillas St., Miramars section, reported $1,800 cash
Rivera,
a former
occurred
A
Sunday,
total
$300
and
$1,000
in
jewelry were stole: from district attorney, said that the betgiary in the early-morning hours. Laundry Burglary i,
worth
of
clothing
was
Niagara Laundry, 1957 Borinquen Ave., Tobo Cumpiano Ramirez said that the
gain entrance late Monday.
reportedly’ taken
his home. apparently
from
the
in Barrio (hb rero. Proprietor culprits bftke a window to
|
at
2,300
longshoremen
the in
number
the
island-|
A watchman at the Power Juncos Ave., surprised two men but
one
man
}
made
Watchman; man, Eduardo of nine radios possession.
Morales Rivera,
Jose
The
the
of
the
Marine
MARINE,
the
last
six
from
the
NLRB
labor union.
petition
filed
his
escape.
Figueroa,
Page
also
21)
as
yesterday P. 21)
was scheduled
case
was
to be submitted
to
still under
detective,
turned
the
investigation
yesterday
United
States
Eisenhower
until
acts
under
Agriculture Department officials said there are 740,000 tons of out-
standing Cuban sugar alloted under the
a
1960 3,
quota.
Cuba’s
full
quota
119,655.
Informed sources in the Capitol believe a cut of 700,000 tons may be forthcoming. This would virtually
wipe
tonnage
gut
on Ike
Cuba’s
remaining
year’s
quota.
Studies
Issue
The White House, however, has given no indication of what if any the issue It ‘was
to police along with a bag have been in the Morales’
Ramon
the
cut the President may order. The President was reported studying
other
was named
Agri-
yesterday
a new sugar bill giving him authority to cut Cuba’s sugar quota.
rushing
to in
Torres and
today. learne@
about
quota
that
75,000
the United under the
any
a former
(®#—The
Department
President
months
Electric Co., at Stop 18, Fernandez in the store early yesterday morning,
told police that his accomplice The
WASHINGTON culture
is
(See LONGSHOREMAN,
Morales Maldonado, over and a flashlight said to
they said.
this morning. ‘ ‘ 5
was
Is Banned . Until Ike Acts sugar
unit.
64 Burglaries Reported Over Weekend A
body
water’ near
halted further shipments of Cuban
The petition, filed in the name| Arroyo has repeatedly won re-
Rican
waterfront by surprise yesterday with a petition fyr an island-wide
in
Cuban Sugar GALLERY
Steamship companies.
Waldemiro
Puerto
20, whose
name
(See
replace
21)
Page
REXACH,
floating
The
Island-Wide Longshoreman Vote Sought By Ponce Dock Leader
Christian
is
Monday.
The
clarifying
Statehood
the
negligence
Y
deni-
conversation
pronouncement
the
‘
president
Dismissed
Ruiz ‘Nazario held Judge nitez liable f@i the taxes, ruled that “delinquency
public
emphatically
in
of
blican
ty
CAP
delinqueng)’.
Charges
objection on birth
abortions.
Meanwhile,
and
of re-
for
school pupils and its to existing legislation
Benitez. The fitst suit sought $1,391,764 in tax assessments plus $962,714 in peualties for fraud
Marine,
and a teenager whose name was withheld. Both are of Ponce.
im
The ruling wis made by U. S. District Court'- Judge Clemente Ruiz Nazario an; the first of two Federal income tax suits against
religious
The
found
shore at noon yesterday, was murdered, police said, by Angel -Ruiz Rodriguez (alids Habichuela), 28,
The tax mgy exceed $500,-
00
issues, CAP secretary Eduardo Flores said yesterday. Flores, in an interview, said that appeal of the new party, described by him as “tremendous” is based almost exclusi-
vely
confessed to killing the Marine Monday and throwing his body into the ocean, police said.
he earned the:taxable money.
would be “disarmed” if any the established parties were
yester-
Boxer. The two apprehended
lost his Amerscan citizenship in July, 1959. The court ruled, however: that he was an American citizen when
ty of
here
ine from the aircraft carrier
t.
Benitez Rexach, 74, Puer-
Par-
police
:| the murder of a young Mar-
to Rican-borgyi owner of the Normandie 4nd Escambrén Beach hotelg in San Juan,
Issue Of CAP, Says Official The
tax
earnings from 1951 to 7 1956.
by
day brought quick apprehen-
neralissimo Rafael Trujillo of the Domini-
Cuba
tons
is
of sugar/
States now to get wire in the event
cut
is
ordered.
The
shipment is reported en route. Under the sugar bill compromise reached
by the Senate
and
House
This
means
the current extension of the sugar
act
that in
expires
the
January
to a judge either late last night or a new
(See
March
new
31.
Congress will
have
convening to
act early in the SUGAR,
Page
prepare
21)
session,
el
stirred
things
up
just
at
a
time
expects
to
start
|
stirring
things
up
now.
tries
Inc., Rio Piedras,
tract ny s
dispute with management.
are
old
has
He said the employes do not want a closed shop and the union will not abide an agreement to put
workers
without
Union
Why who
Julius
be
to
dont
Raab,
“how
spend you?
ha
Austrian a
“Good
aid
remember
Raab,
accompanying
17,
a
Pope their have
said,
inter-
Shop
Khrushchev,
had been
agreed upon an for
election the, em-
(AP)—
Britai
also
Cuba's
owned
protested
takeover
by
lives
RETA ae
the
plant,
British-controlled
Shell International. The British also
all
reserved
in | Shell's
operations
its
normal
Shell's multimillion dollar interests. The British Foreign Office said yesterday that there is no present
as
o
THE
MOON es
€ moon
P. M. an
a
rises
today a
plainiieianian:
i”a
ae THIS
British legal rights,
compelled to lodge a claim on the }Cuban government on behalf of
et eee
.
holidays.
INCLUDES
of
Any
SATISFACTION
Full
July 8
the union
Says Wages Issue Juan B. Emmanuelli, an
nizer
for
the
scene
IUE
who
yesterday,
orga-
was
on
discounted
n has demanded
parliament,
nounced
that Premier
Fordham,
who
envoy,
chant, Cuban
July.
Herbert
“The
will
between
(8,078
and
noticeable departure
Marchant’s
of the crisis. Diplomatic presence
being
of
arrival
custom
At
a
in the
retiring
same
situation
countries .
the
regime
British
was
the
Airport,
tration,
“Mike”. — ft
Lie
New
York
:
Friendly . black and tan. e all Ey ck 3-1947 a sen
note,
the
Castro
Puerto
Dr.
>
Tel.
uarce 3-2111
2
Nueve
Victor
SRS a 192 <7
ree «wus
the Pacific of Hawaii. general retarget area the Soviet
Registry
J.
&
July
6
Caparra
~ Terrace
Pagan
LA 2 Caparra Terrace Ve, coe Tel.pai
‘360e 360
eee
that
and last relapse.
said yesterday Union has asked
that him
Soviet offers to carry oil to other:; countries. ‘‘We have refused all of:
these propositions,” Onassis He did not elaborate. Cuba has seized several controlled refineries to
Soviet
crude.
Stavros
‘Niarchos,
Earlier
is
foreign-: process’
week,
also
a big tanker fleet, denied that he was transporting oil to Cuba.
owns
reports Soviet
WEATHER FORECAST:
San
Juan,
and
Mayaguez—Mostly
day
with
ocassional
Ponce
cloudy
showers
a chance of thundershowers,
ly
clear
shewers
tonight at
San
with
to-
and most-
ocassional
Juan
and
Maya
guez,
RICO
and
the VIR:
GIL ISLANDS—Mostly cloudy today with scattered showers and
isolated thundershowe: ly
TIDES
showers.
532 am. Sisam
tonight
WI NDS:
tds 6
mish Tides
clear
miles
a
San Juan:
OSs
am.
12:09 p.m.
YESTERDAY’S
0:44 a.m. 9:26 a.m.
11:3 p.m. 10:51 p.m.
STATESIDE:
READ THE
t-
Mes
scattered 2
a2
TEMPERATURES:
7:28 p.m. © gape |. YESTERDAY’S
0:37 a.m.
Ts,
widely
canerty
7:00 p.m.|
Cc j
said. '
this
who
Sam
4 3>
the Soviet: to transport ‘:
oil to Cuba, but that he has refused. Onassis said he had also had.,
oe8
3]
week ,
MONTE CARLU —#— Greek !' shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis ::
relations. | Mayaguez:
@ | Mayaguez: $
'
|
Onassis Refuses Ship Soviet Oil To Cuban Poris
PUERTO
Caguas SMe
Weer
@ Fajardo: 2 | Ponce:
1863 Voira St
said.
tests.
Wednesday,
as his
United
Anglo-Cuban
lauching
announcement
new
its seizure of the Shell refinery is | $a" Juan: incompatible with the maintenance | Ponce: friendly
stage
the water
the
Emergency
the
the
firmly
from
leader of is growing
62, underwent major surgery of undisclosed
an invalid since suffered a severe
last
reached
deputy Party,
‘
nature last December. He has been
Union tested a powerful multi stage rocket. The Soviets are using the same type rocket in
with
advised
the
miles in a region of 1,000 miles southwest This is the game gion designated as a last January when
ambassador
country
SHEPHERD
Fabcn, Trieatydt sauvern name
R
LONDON —(AP)— A _ medical bulletin yesterday said Aneurin
Bevan, abdominal
series of tests. It designated as a target area about 50,000 square
because
bars
of
BEVAN
had a comfortable night, but weakness is very marked.”
The Soviet Union announced Sunday it would launch a new
LOST DOG cellar with
ANEURIN
“His general condition is unchanged,”’ the bulletin said. ‘“‘He
close proximity to 13,000 kilometers
miles)
site,’ the
Mar-
be no
rocket
surface in the target,
was
Fordham’s
dummy
of the
who is due to arrive in the capital towards the end of
There
gap
Stanley
hour.
program.
due to leave his Havana post for reassignment, is now staying on while the crisis in Cuba continues. Consultations Continue Fordham is being replaced by a
new
an_
The Tass announcement said the flight of the rocket launched strictly followed the pre-set
give further details of
that
$1.75
ed.
their stand during the next day or so. A Foreign Office spokesman an-
of
GUARANTEED
paid
MOSCOW (AP)—The Soviet Union yesterday launched a new type of multi-stage rocket -into the Pacific area, Tass announc-
States, Holland and other interest-
Qtr.
lowest
the
Soviets Fire New Rocket Into Pacific
shop
a union vote for
it.
Cuban
“uly 15" duly #3
Pope nego-
steadily weaker.
continuing5 its consultation on the|
Kind GERMAN
EAEee
Last
said
accused contract
about
In
July 1
on
Pope
employes.
management is willing to a contract as agreed with
ed First Qtr.
He
ef “stalling” tiations.
ten two
non-company
ol
-PRICE
said
more
The Foreign Office spokesman said the British government is
a
He
the point of dispute.
Bevan, ailing Britain’s Labor
successor at the same time.
—
Tee
Salas eT el. No Additional Charges
EASY ey
on
the note, according to informants spelled out that Britain might be
von Sih OOS Why Pay $2 Q
2
against
of the giant
In reserving
4
strongly
issue.
said the union wants more an hour and
|
LONDON
shop
worker makes $1.40 an hour with the average worker making
the
basis
Pe
a vast
He cents
Britain Demands That Cuba Restore Shell To Its Owners
day
who
the
IVE with
will agree to the employes
a
‘“‘I|nistery in Havana late Mon-
that.’’
German
to
Yesterday, he said, the called a strike and picketed
without
demanded
em-
union
Pope
or they shop if
IUE
e-time German foreign | jegal rights in case Cuba does not under Hitler, and now is| comply with the demand to restore
owned b\ Munich
nag
were
whatsoever.
the IUE
the
vote.
minds and no union
when
|
This conversation took place at fairy-tale Fusch] castle near Salzburg yesterday. The castle was once owned by Joachim von Rib-
bentrop, minister
a
to
wages
Khrushchev on his_ state visit Fidel Castro’s regime restore the seized Shell Oil refinery through this neutral country. 1ae astro egi e restor in Cuba to the company’s OperEtOEE, government officials “I’m not a capitalist,’’ replied Roce pee epuee’|reported yesterday. Khrushche I can’t afford it i atention to publish the text of the Raab toid his guest that he would | A British note delivered note. help Khrushchev finance an|by Ambassador Stanley However, British government Austriar ation Fordham to the foreign Mi- ministers may, under pressure in will
remains
the
|
vacation
asked
been
nice
June
to
said sign
after IUE had won as bargaining agent ployes.
KAPRUN, Austria ()— Nikita Khrushchev succumbed yesterday to the charms of the Austrian alps.
On
question
Gordon Pope, president of the tool and die manufacturing plant, said the dispute began in April
conditions KHRUSHCHEV
the
ployes changed petitioned to
compa-
union shop. He said at the time of the union demand, all other
it would here
Rockefeller
both
pros of the party, close observers report his trips are producing stare of respect among rank and filers, for future reference.
in a con-
23
to work
Demanded
Chancellor
while
efforts
have
99 to
but
his
they
when
1 this year,
continues
blaze
the
Tuption.
to
small
Rockefeller
the
pro-
Republicans on the front pages and to hold himself available. As far as being available is concerned, he says Nixon’s chances
He
the
company’s
continued
said
crastination, as do the Republicans later. As the Democrats feed fuel gingerly to this
Nelson
betting
more
The International Union Electrical Workers (UE AFL. | CIO) yesterday set up a picket line outside the Monitor Indus-
The
he
to- practice
Electrical Workers Union Pickets Rio Piedras Company In Dispute
Nikita Is Charmed By Austrian Alps ee
Ah.’
still
let it be cut and dried.
TK
Johnson
Lyndon
are
love
won't
keep
lag ging.
was
Have Faith lot of people
A
interest
Truman
be
in early
We
rate
any
to
off Kennedy
RT
At
seemed
is staving
They
started,
charges, youth.
Many Still charges, a
Truman’s
Democrats
Concern
to Truman's attack on his
interested
ere
Despite
and so increasing the possibility tat the nomination will not be made until more can be learned about the destines of the non-committed and favorite son delegates. These represent about half the total. Kenned) n his reply concerned with Tryman’s
is vitally
ballots.
Kennedy's supporters, one effect is to make them wary of over-stepping,
Major
Stevenson,
ae
Adlai
John
Te
Senator
ps
agamst
Aer
charges
mw,
Truman's
a@un
Harry
ee aa
of
case
rollering
this time in election years to enhance the exeitment.
x
the
steam
and
Pew e
convention-rigging,
undisclosed,
acre
In
of
his position
threatens to surprise everybody with the way he’s established himself as a Westerner who can beat the “nomination.”’ He, just as Truman’s man Stuart Symington and the supporters of
3:00
a HIGH:
85
at
p.m.
.
LOW: N
<w
73 York ork,
11:51 p.m. | Partly cloudy; Boston, 70, cloudy, Washington, 80,
A SSIFIEDS
mL
and
u®—Charges
are always popping up about h ave little more effect than
Of
still keeping
ve
YORK
trickery usually
in the ring,
et
NEW
and
Part
his hat
~<a
AP
thrown
M. ROBERTS News Analyst
6 76,
partly clear;
__[Phitedetphis, 78, ‘partly cloudy; :
91,
:
‘ago, partly
cloudy;
es
J.
Pte
Countercharges
By
WEAN
Charges,
Bevan Fights Show For His Life
EE Le
Chicanery
~
Convention
STAR — Wednesday, July 6, 1960 =e.
THE SAN JUAN
2
Los
partly cieudy;, am cloudy; Dallas, 90,
Angeles,
62, clear.
: THE SAN JUAN STAR + Wednesday, July 6, 1960
24 New Polio Cases
Munoz
Brings Total To 26] By
Secretary yesterday
of
that
A.
W.
MALDONADO
Guillermo
Health
the
polio
‘“out-break”
throughout the island last week the year’s total to 261. The secretary said the the +>
“serious
year
out-break”
“follows
Puerto Sharp
every
Rico
where
upturn
in
polio
five
years.”
four
“The
or
theory
is,”
we
in
get
a
paralytic
polio
to
tem.
Studies New
Traffic Safety Bill By
pushed a
polio?
It is not‘known
develop
why
parglysis
‘“point-system”
last day
of this year’s
too
ses-
by
she
U.S.,
Arbona
continued,
it
:a~as
been
proven
liciting parked
ry
sanitary
said.
Puerto
se@fious
Rico
in
early
dren
out-break
came 1965
were
in late
when
struck
40's withta
nine
cases
fow
allé year.
GUILLERMO
ARBONA
early
as‘ ‘possible.
young
as
be
immunized,
three
Children
months
he
can
said.
Two Killed And 36 |njured In Holiday Auto Accidents Two persons were killed and 36 were injured in traffic accidents in Puerto Rico over the Fourth of July weekend. The _Only
in
two
deaths
Ponce,
were
bringing
yearly total in 187 days
Carlos
to
189
Santini
reported
the
island’s
traffic
deaths
de
Tedechea,
56, of San Juan St. in Ponce was killed Monday’ by an auto that
backed
into
him
as
he
of
a
a chair in front Store, police said.
According
to
sat
in
grocery
authorities,
Luis
Irizarry Torres, 18, of 13 San Juan St. was backing up his brother's car when he apparently lost control of it and it backed onto the sidewalk, striking
Santini at
Santini was dead Tricoche Hospital,
The
accident
ter
noontime.
ed
with
and
happened
just
was
involuntary
Edwin
on
Vale
was
of
her
hom?
Puerto
Nuewo,
driver
of
to Rio tal.
bail.
‘The
Elaine injured
Baleares
Piedgas L
girl
30,
an |
Hospi-
Great
Senger,
Eric
Gonzalez,
26,
was
Seriously injured during the ac-| cident at 7:15 pm. Saturday. |
Among weekend
Burns, car
when truck
the
injured
accidents
31,
driven
who by
it was driven
Monserrate.
was
during |
was
Robert
riding
Charles
J.
in collision by
The
in
a|
Dugan |
with
Mr.
MARK
General
s
3
Crier
a
Felix
Monge
14
occurr-
ik
Expresso, Santurce.
bill
also of
a
authorizes
public
driver’s
certain
Bayamon
yeshas
major
legislation,
one
reforming
the municipal geverments and another creating a department of
comerce.
license
number
of
¥
to
after
demerits
That num-
ber will be fixed by regulations to be drawn up by the secretary. According to a resume of the new bill issued by the Depart-
;ment
of
Public
Works,
| introduces the gulations: 1. Speed
zones
will
following limits
go
and will be from 6 am. school days.
2. The changed
to
in to
that
bill
new
re-
at
up
school
25
mph
effect only 6 pm. on
“ticket” so
the
system
policemen
is is-
suing the tickets do not have to appear in court unless the accused
pleads
innocent.
it illegal
only.
WILDMAN,
Manager,
Shops
Center, Bayamon
*
3 if Lk
and
other includes
the
works
personally, write or call
%
mishap
ed at Intersection Highway No. 2, in
tion. The
Must have experience and speak Spanish.
5*
pase |
driver’s
opportunities
Women
against’
A
each
of
for department heads.
crashed
cars
as
which
secret-
to keep
court convictions and to asign “demerits” relative to the seriousness of the viola-
3. Makes
* Apply
tree.
The
Municipal
ex-policeman of Ponce, was kill- | ed at Highway 2, Km. 221 when| he lost control of his car which | a
said.
taken
homicide
Velazquez,
the
works
erner Shops
af-
bail.
St.,
was
charg-
$2,000
authorizes
of public
has been accumulated.
the car, Juan Cerpa Matos, was’ ‘charged with reckless driving and held in lieu of
$200
all 1960
must
until July 25 to sign this bill as
well
ae MARIN
MUNOZ
records
a
* Georgia
police
sion,
ary
revoke
critically
on
GOV.
secretary
when an ou'-of-control automobile mounted: the sidewalk where she was playgng Friday in front
on arrival police said.
Irizarry
released
Six-year-ol@ Tucker,
that after
aide said governor
chil-
Since it is @lmost certain that polio will inféct’ a child before he is ten, Arbona said, it is important that the child be immunized with? the Salk vaccine as
6. Requires manufactured
A La Fortaleza terday that the
paraly-
in 1959 of
as
for tending public streets.
Rico
Pse
in
tic polio. The previous peak was in 1951 yrith 89 cases. Between these feaks the number | of cases remgined in the 30's
and
vehicles. from so-
into Puerto
directional _ signals.
1954
552
with
limit lane
have
“a ...In business in Puerto Rico?
’ last
the speed the right
cars
SN
children live, the secreta-
The
and
conditions
money cars in
all
a
U.S. resident Some _ theories say that thisisis based on the
which
that
along with all heavy 5. Prohibits people
that polio striges Puerto Ricans at an earlier mge than it does
different
brought
driving below must stray in
don't,” Arbon: said. Although thy polio out-break in Puerto Rie roughly follows in
slow.
4. Requires
some
out-breaks
MALDONADO
for traffie violators.
some
and
A. W.
Gov. Luis Munoz Marin is studying, and is expected to approve sometime this week, a new transit law establishing a
Tke transit bill, approved * a certain number of | by the Legislature in the infected develop paraly-
sis. That is, tle polio virus attacks their ceytral nervous sys-
said,
virus
neyv cases 7:
“But
Yetary pointed out, “every child in Puerto Rico has been infected the
as 24
those
“that every four or five years a generation susceptible to polio is accumulated.” “The evidence is,’ the sec-
by
spreading
ene
tion.
cases
Arbona
announced |
continued
time they? reach 10 years. Over 90 per é@nt of them, however, develop: ‘natural inmuniza-
this
a pattern
(|,
Arbona
3
Phone 739.
to
drive
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 6, 1960
Sub Base In Cuba can anticipate
for
Vice
traditionally
is
nominated
vention assembled, uproariously acting as a rubber stamp.
leader mentionéd
deviations from custom, including 19°3 when Adlai: Stevenson’s re-
ident
may
the
of
next
tween Sen. Sen. Estes
base
being
built
on
can
anticipate
new.
his
to
our
ulti-
Calls
Kennedy
ing
changed
mendous!y recalled
Nikita the
cold
or a
He
is
traveling
going
to
Johnson
be
next prebe a talk-
president—
an
active
delivered
cement in tones nity, calling for
his
of an
Pre-
the
The presidential nomination, he said, ‘is not owed to anyone” and announced what practically everyone
name
thre-
series
of events
Soviet
. -emier
§. Khrushchev has chilled | war
still
further,
and
told his audience that in the world of the immediate future there will be * no mercy for inexno perience, gallantry toward youth.”
already
will
be
knew:
placed
“My
in nomina-
deleand
the
ore
a
of
half
party's
serves of
as
such
over
Presi-
cate’s
king-makers for
the
the
as
wounds
Presidential
run
candi-
bandwagon.
3. The Presidential candidate leaves the whole thing to the convention, a procedure which many delegates feel is an un-
kindly apt
act
to Still
by
their
leader
and
lead to mayhem. a fourth method,
the
double-whammy been in vogue tions,
most
D.
nominee
Under
this
Presidential one
in
1944
Roosevelt
Democratic
term.
double-cross, has at some conven-
recently
when
was
for
candidate
running-mate,
the
a fourth
strategy,
even
two
passes
somebody
year
his
is
that
for
own
hand
four
the
leaders
five
would
27 JSG
a
names,
all
be acceptable.
the
Democrats
have
that a geographically ticket is a necessity. In
modern times ticket has been
the North-South most popular:
This month the situation is different.
Because
pular
appeal,
of his
proven
Kennedy
po-
is wanted
by all candidates as a Vice Presidential running-mate if he does not win the top spot himself.
If
Kennedy
wins,
religion
be-
comes the dominant factor in the choice of his running-mate. Since
he
is
a
Roman
Catholic,
it
is
mandatory that the Vice Presidential nominee be a Protestant. Kennedy also takes a dim view
of
any
‘one
seaboard,
from
from
since
the he
Eastern
himself
is
Massachusetts. Spotlight
This
On
throws
the
Governor
able,
but
spotlight
President
civil
rights,
to
the
wouki
the
only
be
on
is
accept-
moderate
completely
North,
Gov.
on
tolerable Leroy
SCHN lins
Col-
KENNEDY convention:
of
chairman. Among
Governors
such Governors as Orville Freeman of Minnesota and Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin. A South-
the
running-mate,
or
years
believed balanced
ern this
nominated pick
least of
For
endorses
then
at
the
the word he wants somebody else or maybe else’s. Best bet
or list
SYMINGTON
the
Senaiors,
Kenne- .
dy’s two chief rivals, Lyndon BF Johnson of Texas and Stuart Sy-§ mington
of
Missouri,
would
eminently satisfactory Kennedy camp. During mary
wars
with
Humphrey dy a
of
to
that
be
the. pris:
Flubert
Minnesota,
indicated right
Sen.
bey
to his
H.-
Kenne-9
Humphrey
considered
had,
too.
35 Hospitals Endorse Plan |
New By
The
Blue
FREDERICK
island’s
Cross
HARMON
commissioner
Imsurance and more
has approved comprehensive
insurance
program
a
of
new health
proposed
by
the local Blue Cross. The new program has also ceived the endorsement
reof
The
ed
to
days,
Rico’s
35
hospitals,
ac-
program, go
into
will
which effect
guarantee
is expectin
about
Blue
all
tal
standard
for
a maximum
er
FORE
nie
I
60
hospi-
a year,
La
Cruz
Rise In Coverage Under the program, maximum Payments by the insurance agency to hospitals for services to
its subscribers
will
per person per present $220. A special and
Sive
coverage
of
These
rise
year
to $250 from
more
will
Cross subscribers cent of the costs mum
pe-
days
additional
beyond
ditional
Cross
subscribers
services
60
riod of said.
Program
permit
Blue
up to 80 of certain
services
up
to
per ad-
a maxi-
$10,000.
special
services
include
the
hospital
60-day
ma-
Rise
In
standard
Payments
In late May, six local hospitals threatened to “discontinue |” service to Blue Cross subscribers |
in a protest against rate and pay-!
ment scale approved by the insurance commissioner’s bfficey for the new Blue Cres pro- +
grams.
Rates to subscribers for the new services will rise to $2.10 monthly for individual subscri-
The hospitals and Blue Cross with the endorsement of the.
bers,
$1.80
said.
agreed
Indi-
Payment
scale
vidual subscribers will pay monthly for the additional
$1.40 com-
come
an
per
up
from
month,
prehensive health
at
in
standard.
room provided under Blue Cross coverage.
The
nha Tange. EB -Emin,
days
the
1}; Approved,
ximum, ambulance costs, and the difference in costs between a Private room and a semi-private
the
comphen-
Blue
the
La
present
Cruz
service,
he
Cross,
insurance
a
added.
000
commissioner’s
the for
groups, has about 140, subscribers in Puerto Rico.
to of
missioner
non-profit
company
employe
The Chase Manhattan
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a
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pending
appeal
by
the
to
Blue
later: ifterim.
the
out-
the.
com-
Cross
and
institutions.
his
earlier
commissioner vidual
rate
decision;
reduced requested
the;
the. indi-! by,: Blue
Cross to $2 a month. it In his new decision, thé: com-' misioner accepted both thé rate: and
payment
Blue
Cross.
Jhb AT
office, one-month
E
scales
Proposfd
by:
i
DERE
* ALCOHOLICS
Bank Member
to to
and
were
. STUART
of whom
running-
acceptable the choice
a salve
to
candidate that any
dozen
king-makers
by
man
cording to Arturo La Cruz, local director of the Blue Cross.
to talk to your friend
and restive
when
Presidential the leaders
will
Puerto
is the time
vaguely
Franklin
announ-
deep solem“open” con-
vention.
Krushchey
which
time-honored
>
He
Convention’
tion.”
Mentions through
‘Open
sident.”
faced his formal ith a comment drive for delegate began, the job of y to which the can-
had
For
Johnson said, “The sident is not going to
sai had witheld an announcement up to yesterday because “Son ’ had to tend the eferring to his duDemocratic chief in
aspire
the
of
delegates
course
2. The notifies
the
Johnson
didates
the
mates would be him. This leaves
supporters to stem the momentum
comm the pre
feel
for Pre-
dential candidate forces them make their own decision.
Candidacy
F.
is
uncomfortable
Cuba;
The senator—long recognized as a bid for the nomination 4 finally made it formal and ofLYNDON JOHNSON ficial at a news conference. National Democratic It came six This appeared to be a shaft days before the opening of the aimed at Kennedy, the target convention in Los Angeles, and Saturday for ciriticism from former president Harry Truman. Signals stretch drive by his gained by Sen. John of Massachusetts
This
me-
-presi-
convention
and
hallowed
gates
be-
three
a vice
the
selection
and
citizens.”
Announces
notifies
accede.
matums Berlin, new insults to the American flag, new indigMilles
are
1. The man nominated sident
on full time Communist: infiltration throughout our hemisphere.”
“We
there
thods of selecting dential candidate.
face
re-
battle
John F. Kennedy and Kefauver, the victor.
Actually
the Pres-
“The next President must be able to stand against the challenge of Communism.” he said. “And he will have little time to learn the job.” “We can anticipate the possibility of a Communist subMarine
thrilling
en
situation
a running-mate
a
bs
candi-
in
noted
PO
world
to pick
sulted
several
ae
his
dacv for President. Johnson was speaking
been
cmc
announced
fusal
he form-
have
{
at the news
conference at which
ally
There
Democratic
by
freely elected delegates in a con-
submarine
of a Communist
Senate
President
et
The
Democra-
tic candidate
base being built on Cuba.” this possibility
A
Wgp
possibility
B
sSureau
—
Warn
the
WASHINGTON
Lyndon
‘ f
KNEBEL
Washington
ceseis
(AP)—Sen.
FLETCHER
TBO Eb
WASHINGTON
Johnson said yesterday, “We
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THE
Clue To Amelia
. *
Earhart’s Disappearance
Col. Clara Livingston Doubts New Reports By Col.
AL
DINHOFER
Clara
Livingston,
veteran
evidence js and ' weak?’
Both
pilot and head of the Puerto Rican Civilian
stock radio
Air
Patrol,
puts
little
in recent newspaper and reports concerning the un-
solved
disappearance
of
her
most
Migs
were
good:
ston.
undependable,
Earhart friends
They stayed
of
Saipan
and
Noonan
Miss
Living-
at her home
the
their
Guard. “And
in
besides,”
mation
navigator
executed
by
might the
have
husband,
after she made a forced landing near the Pacific Island of Saipan 23 years ago July 2. The famous land
Island.
She
the-world
Fred
was
flight
with
Noonan. Native
on
team
four
of
reporters
natives
membered
Saipan.
on
seeing
They
who
re-
ditch
off
allegedly
Miss Livingston, Dorado, said:
who
Said,
me
“Frankly I don’t believe it. After reading what the New York Times seems
to
the
new
LONDON year-old
(®—G.
Indian
B. Singh, a 29-
construction
work-
wot ada ie COL. CLARA LIVINGSTON Dorado before
in June, 1937, they were lost
Rico.
attempt
to
on Australian league Singh was notfied he
every said. story
equivalent
of
a at
month sea.
pilot and her navigator were making their first overseas stop in
Puerto
soccer football pool based
matches. won the
Putnam.
up of United Miss Earhart
news
service
dur-
She
said
she
that
the
Livingston has
always
plane
ran
The had
they
New
from
was
cable
the
recalled.|
=
believed
out
of
gas
out of sight
last
radio
20
minutes
dispatch of
gas :
“They may have been injured] _|on landing in the water, so they couldn’t survive,’”’ she said.-
er, wagered one penny—slightly more than a U. S.-cent—on an
English
Miss
said : | left.
Noonan once lived in Puerte Rico, Miss Livingston said. The blonde
$37,730 For 1¢
last
Zealand,
of land.
occuthem at
Palmer
trip.
world
en-
published FEarhart’s
shortly after they were
watched
lives
infor-
book
Flight,” by Miss
to the
Their
found
Saipan
the
“That’s how she financed trip,” Miss Livingston said.
stated that
a plane
added,
Livingston's from
George
her
<; | ing
g
navigator
the Japanese take the two pants to jail after fishing out of the water.
it
i]
a round-
had
she
The book was made Press reports which
} | cabled
Eyewitnesses _
The radio broadcasts a
comes
titled “Last ‘| posthumously
Japanese
woman flier disappeared on a flight from New Guinea to How-
they Coast
One of the best in the business. It’s highly unlikely he was so far
old
radio broadcasts and newspaper reports last week said Earhart
her
time to the
“Noonan was a pioneer navigator. off course.” ‘Most of Miss
and
last
position
friend, aviatrix Amelia Earhart. Columbia Broadcasting System
been
STA
from radioed
It was
fly
their
around
“These “reports
pop
the
up
second world.
almost
yedgr,” Miss Livingston She - believes this current is Kard to trust because
Recalls
Miss Amelia
both
an
-
Visit
Livingston Earhart and
had
*
recalls that Fred Noonan
enjoyable
one-night
stay at her home. Miss Earhart rushed to cable her report to the news service, and then relaxed the rest of the evening. Clara Livingston, a life-long re-
sident of Puerto Rico, took her first airplane ride in 1927 from what
is
now
Sixto
Escobar
ae
Sta-
dium. She soloed in 1930. She has been associated with the Civil Air Patrol
since
the
early
part
‘+
BEFORE her
of
FLIGHT
navigator
Lae, New
World War II, and has also served in the Women’s Army Corps.
Fred
TO OBLIVION—Amelia Noonan
pose
beside
the
pair
was
hundreds
of
miles
flight.
at’
Guinea, just before they took off on their last
AMERERICA NEEDS STEVENSON
$37,730.
Earhart and
their plane
(AP
Photo.)
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Now
look
what
you’ve
done.”
WASHINGTON—The
House
ally voted to strip some 50,000 Virgin Islander of Federal Wage But the monumental goof isn’t limited to just this. It does the same for 14 milhon of the nation’s 24 million
covered
workers,
the
ment of Labor said. The blunder turned
wake on
of
House
changes
up
the
in
the
June
30
Fair
definitions hour
by
a
amendment Smith
voice
by
Rep.
comment Pucinski
D-Miss.)
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vote
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increasing
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the
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to
spell
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dairy,
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the
House
a
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backed
a
coalition
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by
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of
a
along
the
line.
Instead
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79 61%
+1% Unch
Raytheon
41%
—%
P.
R.
Getty
Pae
Oil
Gillette Goodrich
Local. Artists
Donate
Works To Aid Chile art
works
have
been
nated_to La Pintadera exhibition and charity
held
at
gallery,
Stop
8:30
p.m.
774
Ponce
38,
Hato
reported
de
Samuel
appealed
artists art
to
at half
to all
contribute
its normal
6
closed
one
futares
262
Mar
3.04
3.10 3n
DOW
Clese 2.97 2.99
3.01
3.03
3.07 3.07
3.09 3.11
Dow
Change Off 36 Off .59 Up .07 Of 2
7
Be
1%
Telephone
Co.
six
new
is
plan-
supermar-
In
per
to
particular,
stockholders
Butler 100 per
saia cent
and
employes.
this represents a expapsion in ope-
Tations over the six Gran now
operating
will
mean
than
$1
on
the
an investment million
the
to
of more
equip
and
Expansion
said. The
5400
company
people
in
now
Puerto
the expansion
program
vide said.
250
jobs
for
employs
and
will pro-
more,
butler
Since May,
quired.
coming 1959,
to
Puerto
when
Supermercados Gran
Union
Rico
the
four
were has
ac-
added
two additional supermarkets and a central bakery, Pan American, which
from
distributes
its own
baked
plant.
goods
Island-
Rico,
board
mainland
through
Shopping
Butler
is also
of
has
products
Pineappiés
to the
Heads
Union
food
distribution Union stores.
in
for
Grand
Centets
chairman
directors
of
of
the
Eastern
Shopping Centers, Inc., Grand Union’s shopping center affiliate,
developed
square-foot
in
the
Santa
|
200.000 ;
Rosa
Bayamon. In his stockholder
Plaza
; message, ©
Butler cited that ‘recent estima-' tes
indicate
crease alone
1970
*
Grand
Puerto
which
Rico
selling
shipping
from
and
markets.
Largest
markets,
been
Unions
island
to
produced food in its Puerto Rican
Todos Jones
pf. 27'4 #28
Industries
kets tc its Puerto Rico operations during 1960-61, president Thomas C. Butler has reported
in
JONES Close 640.94 142.17 93.56 211.00
_
add
It is ‘by far” the largest ex-| pansion planned for any of the 6.04B company’s ten divisions, Butler 6.8
4 = closed
Lew 2.97 2.98
(AP)—Closing
Grand
to
37
contracts.
High 2.98 299
May Oct
606
The
ning
Close
6.07
E. Sugar
Grand Union Plans 6 New Stores, Double Operations
stock
Sales
Low
No.
Pet
Sugar
lower.
611 sugar
INDUS RRS UTILS STKS
of
show
(AP)-—Domestic
6.10
NEW YORK averages;
the
price.
High
Sales
work
at
FUTURES
YORK
No.
owner.
resident
a
sale
will
in Chile.
gallery
on
Ave.,
Proceeds
vietims
week
put
that
gallery
Santiago,
Sep Oct
30 20 15 65
the
last
to be
at
Leon
Rey,
yesterday.
do-
for an art sale to be
Friday
go to earthquake
World
phaieied
t%
25%
S
Borg
lower.
San Juan, Santurce - Stop 22 1/2, Rio Piedras, Barrio Obrero-
371s
+M% —
Cer
Sinclair Mobil
45% 26%
Cdn
Dutch
Socony
Beth Steel Boeing Air
Nov
and Loan Association of Puerto Rico
Ce
Roy
+MY
+M% Unch
Sep
First Federal Savings
20%
Unch
futures
dividend for the month.
Air
68
contracts.
each month earns the complete
My
35 63
NEW
or before the 10th day of
Owens
&
G
SUGAR
received on
Al
Au Refin Bendix Av
agency.
@ Save by personal deposit or Dy mail deposit. We pay the postage.
100
Mfg
Anaconda
Puerto | Food
Newspaper-
28
Std
Con
agenda
at
Assoc.,
Puerto level.
a
meeting
of
sociation
quali-
on
system
Meet
The
second
conti-
in
$1.15
directors the
a
present
SJ Merchants
to
bill,
ei
Oil
Airlines
Local
phespere PRP
—\% Unch
Gulf
2,780,000 :
34%
INFORMATION:
deposit
31 82%
totaled
Volume shares.
t
:
Joy
bill probably would
taurant
Any
Unch —lb
.39 at $640.91.
+1%
ap-
of commercial possibilities Fortaleza 152 (Opposite Padin’s). Elevator, Air Conditioning, Incinerator Street floor commercia 2 and 3 floors office or commercial. Possibilities Tourist center. High class shops, Boutique, Art Shop, Res-
@
38% 37%
%
indusfrials
Sugar
inadvertantly
in
Goodyear Grace & Co
30
fine minimum wage and over- Am time protection” with few if any Am Am exceptions, “to employment in Am the large cities.”
the
FOR LEASE IN OLD SAN JUAN. In
—% —\%
off
Jones
—1% —%
South-
of
were
55% 29
Am
Dow
39% 67%
rewrote his longhand. But mixup somewhere
was
The
Quotations— 520% 45
of 60 stocks fell 40 to $221.90
Int
Smith hastily amendment in there
a few
Int Tel & Tel Jones & L
Claren-
said
As it went to the Senate, the
Republicans,
from
th
to
voted
wage
Pet
ranged
—k +%
exemption
substitute
Amerada
losses
steels ;idecle ® ned. $ Standard and Poor’s 500: ‘ktock f index dropped .04 to $57.02, The j Aassaterd press average jef 60 ei
56% 52%
bill
canning
Alumin Ltd Aluminum Co
dropped.
Most
t
Some of the major
38%
sis
areas
entitled
for
Allied Chem Allis Chal
stocks
af-
Market
gained
strength, while some recent favorites among more _ spectacular
sold
early
$5.
related “issues
Cyan Smelt
the
the
the
request
and
in
to around $2 a sharé] but ¢} losses ran to more ‘than |
Can
|
strip of
a
sharply
cents other
Am
was | wage
to.
labor
wage-
Administrator
eiminates
change
entire
Lundquist
he softer to |
exempting food _ prodesignated farming
authority and
the
The
secretary
and
to
to
;to Rico minimum | | Congress.
labor-backed
accident-
from Rep. Roman C. (D-ill.) Wage and Hour
T.
proved
except
the
in the first hour
rather
in well
Am Am
ce
out
ulation or over according Labor Department experts Smith later explained that had drafted his amendment
of
Division
Labor
Frank
has
law.
Replying
Standards Act boosting the mainland minimum from $1 an hour to $1.15. Somehow during the heat of debate lawmakers approved
Representatives
Puerto Rican workers and every and Hour law protection. #—— broadened “area of production”
Depart-
action
in
of
off
Defense
market was mixed and at the openig. If turned
lower
( Peanuts )
yesterday.
prices
eran ©
(STAR
S. PRIEST
Improvement
ohn
WALTER
trading
trading.
the final hour left sbove their lows.
stock mode-
Slight
ap
By
ternoon
BY JOHN MCKEE YORK (AP)—The declined slightly in
NEW market
rate
Declines
rn
Minimum Wage Bill Market A First Class Goof
Aine tom meme erg a,
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 6, 1960
lities In
retail
of
nearly
are
made
order
“adequate
to
the
shopping centers kets in all major
ters on
by:
available.”
shopping
for
in-.
SHOppInE faci- :
help
Union’s
salés
San‘ Juan’:
$200,000,060
if adequate
Grand
call
a
in metropolitan
i
provide
such
facilities,” !.
long-range
‘plans|
development
of:
and superthar-': population. cen-:
the Island, he added. *
&
|
.
i}
tH
t. 4 *
fi ;
b
E ' a ' 5 . ‘ 4
JHE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 6, 1960 a 4 »
Housewife Outranks CIA Reports To Congress Industry In Buying On Study Of World Arms Power On Island By JACK
STAR
WILSON
Washingien
munist
of
commodities
during
lion
the
year,
went
meat,
for
dairy
rial imported
imported
$164
mi-
is
products,
is best
vege-
purchased
consumption Next
to
for
here.
food,
household
as
fur-
processing
and
machinery
chemicals,
$48
reship-
chcnts
Assn.
lowing
($52
L.
LONDON
yesterday oil
vice
president;
tillo,
Enrique
largest
president; ribe
Lumber
tary,
de
Ricardo
and
A.
A.
Trading,
Salvador
Mayol
and
displaces
Inc.,
A.
Casvice
Viejo,
Ca-
TUNIS
John
Rullan
power.
Sucs.
towed
manager sales
has
been
damaged
Container
mises next
of
Jerry the
Maricao,
in
was
a
a wary —
‘being
eye
ordet
to
here.
He
fold
police
when
the Gamburgers,
pushed mayenay
PATRIOT
N.
to
Y
4
& ‘
6
g
1950
the
the
1958, more
(AP)
is
here,
the
in’
mass’
the
ized.
Dr.
A
sample
Sabin,
s3
has
whose
are
fro
been
Ohio.
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Alcoa
SS Co.
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Cd.
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Mobile,
N.
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Trailer
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Imbert
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RICO.
P.
R.
Ferry
INC.
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— Cable PASCO — Tel. MArket 46464
PUERTO RICAN DIVISION 19 Reoetor St. New York Tel.
PUERTO
Box
WH
3-605¢
Newark
PORT
OFFICE,
Jacksonville,
Pier
Serving Puerto Rico with Reefers — Standards
Land
TMT
—
3-9400
Box
Lighterage
2
Juan
Tel.
Bulk
PR.
a
J BERNICE
Mayaguez.
N. Y.
Bao
Royal Mail, Imbert
6
ports
PUD MED
SEA-LAND,OF
?
7
SAMA
Line
Carriers,
KATHRYN
Co.
-
5
s
&
Lines
Bello
A
Mobile, N. Orleans
ports
to
OPERATOR AND/ OR AGENTS
:
European
sent
in Cincinnati,
2
N.
one 220
head-
Ca.
PAMPAS
Rus-
research
SIX
3s
anti-
tons a year and 30 million children have already been immun-
Bordas
ports
strength
Soviet
Ball
Gulf
$6,”
production
newspaper
N.Y.
LYKES
recipient
—Oral
Barranquilla
GEORGE
its
sign-
than
economic
s
JEAN
of
dollar we assistance
and
t
RANGER
S.
are
N.
ALCOA
European
U.
Barranquilla
Trujillo
of
report
of the free manpower,
CASPER
SHELLINES
the
spent
growing
Sabin
Croix, 6
Rico and the United States
im
importance
FRANCES
Y.
Puerto
Sea-Land savings start the moment ecarse is leaded — ter tt will met be teuched again until it reaches destination. Ne handling, ne ellferage. ne damage. Trailer doors are locked and SEALED ali the fer the wmiese Sea-Land trailer bedy is alse a shipping container! Any kind of freight, TL or LTL. Expedited service. Continsens Tngiulee between Fuerte Rico and the U.S. vis Jacksonville sad New
Chinese,
program
have
quarters
Balt,
Trailerships now sail twice-weekly
between
by
sia reported. The paper said Moscow factory is producing
and sped
ARRIVAL 8.3. “DEPARTURE JULY | JULY
men
group,
and
aid
MOSCOW
at the
men
TRAILER tr SAVINGS
Ship it by
polio vaecine based on the live vaccine developed by Dr. Albert
50 ham-
three
Between Puerto Rico and U. S.
Reds Producing Sabin Vaccine
1953.
SHIP ALCOA ‘
costs
“The
car-hop
orders
the Classifieds
the CIA said.
Mills, is, said he took
he delivered
the
Chma
nations
heavily
W—A_
Read
the
opposed
the
in eaeh
between
in a car at the White Castle Res——
company
B.
king-size
four
joined
the
bridge. &
to cast
taurant
Rullan
otherg ship
Bizerte‘ with
customer
is married to the former Isabel Ramirez of Humacao. They have
children.
the island of
burgers.
Co.
allies
“The
Hamburger-Touchy
named
for the Caribbean
native
The
to
INDIANAPOLIS’
container
a
collided
of
munist governments to direct the
satellites furnish about 51 per cent of the Communist force.
at an Indianapolis restaurant pro-
of corrugated
Rullan,
poar
and
quali-
first
of
8,600,000
forces,
ificant, but for each have spent on military
secre-
Names Sales Manager
of
er, Rondenvell,
Co.,
Container
total
armed
munist
miles! jortheast
maintenance
the U. S. supplying the rest. Com-
Tunisian coastline. The— Peking suffered a smash:in the bow but was proceeding ‘under its, own
trea-
a
military
five
the
supplying 71 per cent world’s total fighting
tons.
Peking
the
typewriter.
repair to men with necessary fications. For details, cali: 339100
Com-
expenditure of national resources.”
to S.
Sen-
to
of
electric
said the United States’ allies were
the
Communist
tankey
given
power
due
strengths of the Comand the free world. It the U. S. and its allies
yesterday with a-/Norwegian tankCani,
surer.
Caribbean
oil
was
comparison
Emphasizing the
Mh Crash
W—Tae
Chinese
Rullan,
Inc.
193500
Peking
study
9,300,000 Russian, Red and satellite forces.
being
prepared to run fiiel to Cuba. The
Inc.,
Co.,
of
ship
Co.,
Enrique
armed munists showed
said
tankers—is
The
be
greater
,
High school graduates with mechanical or eléctrical training and work experience and an understanding of basic electronics. IBM offers career opportunities in
requested.
authoritative
Chinese
—one
relatively
Eco
has cut the adminisbillion military aid
CIA
with
coming
Garcia
Castillo,
P
Joint
to $1,600,000,000.
The
their
idio Moscow
the Communist
tanker,
world’s
Horacio
and
\—R
Congressional
amount
succes-
the fol-
Corretjer,
Portela
in
public
the
has talked about making the final figure $1,800,000,000. The administration is arguing for- the full
Taking Guba Run
Mer-
the
president;
million)
told Congress last week. The CIA report was made
ate Appropriations Committee is still studying the money bill, and
and
Red Oil Tanker
Subira, P. R. Cement Corp., vice president; R. Rodriguez Otero, Rodriguez
million),
mate
year:
Diego
($53.
their
and
(CIA)
request
$81
phar-
for
to
processing
and
has elected
Commercial,
were | for
Intelligence
The House tration’s $2
share
million. of the
Materials
officers
major
Ohio sion.
Elect New Officers Building
which
nsylvania
Building Merchants The
products—a
other
its allies,
military foreign aid program. —
consumption—
million
and
the administration continued scrap about the size of the U.
to
$17 million worth were imported —
$17
S.
armsa fae
“In
should
nomic Committee as Congress and
Rico of
have over
Agency
by
million worth, rgnked first with California second ($60 million), and Illinois ($54 million), Pen-
amounted
million
$11 much
Puerto imports
U.
Central
and
here and reshipment. Products of New York,
to $52 million; automobiles and automotive parts, $37 million; maceuticals, Just how
ig
local
against
of
ment.
Imported
for
bocco
processing
nations
said.
a} weight
industry is growing nearly twice as fast as the free world’s, the
the mainland
outside
shown
wholly
nishing and textile goods totaled $121 million last year—an estimated half of which was for
industrial
for
baceo. Some of cigarettes
tables fruits, rice and other cereals—all
destined
reshipment
footstuffs—
fram
the
CIA
The a
million more men air
’ The buying power of the Puerto Rican‘ wife outranks that of any single industrial com ex according to 1959 totals of imports from the U. S,: mainland released by the Economic Development Administration. Of the $719 million worth+
of the Communist bloc is a formidable challenge to the West,” the
Bureas
WASHINGTON
WANTED YOUNG MEN
3,
TEL.
60081
U.S.A.
Fia.
Tallyrand
Ave.
- Open Tops
//
aor
ze
July
‘open
Mrs.
James
Alan
Smith,
who
repleces
the view
Weber,
Admiral
Gallery
Dan
after
and
Mrs.
Saturday,
cut to Ft. Geronimo.
and
(STAR
Adm.
Mrs.
photos
Dan
Melvin
V.
house’.
Fenetit For The Crip pled
entertained
Mrs.
Robert
Jr., the wife
Chapman,
by Gunter
iL
Gallery
Hett.)_
&
over
PRETTY (j.g-)
Diana
of the admiral
Navy
members
which
also
left to right,
admire
BETTY
More
KNORR
Women
than
Editor
40
distinguish-
ed guests stopped by Rear Arm. Dan V. Gallery’s quarters Monday to salute and toast
the
popular
Command-
er of the 10th Naval District and Caribbean Sea Frontier at his annual Fourth of July “open house.” For
THE “INSTITUTO PSICOPEDAGOGICO”’ and LOTTI TISCHER
Admiral
(Ballet
Russe
de
Monte
a company
Carlo)
of
At the University in
the
“‘La Belle Au
29
Theatre
Ballet
Bois Dormant”
(Sleeping Beauty) of Tschaikovsky
Tickets
Friday,
July
8
—
-8:30
P.M.
July
10
—
3:30
P.M.
available
at
the
University
box office the day of thet performapce 3
i
the
left, and
Gallery’s
admiral’s
open
female
house
unofficial
Lt.
U.
8.
Monday.
“shasta
luego”
friends.
and
mand, Col. James D. Breckenridge and Mrs. and Maj. Gen. J. C. Cordero Davila, who heads the
National
Guard,
and
Mrs.
Corde.
ro, were on hand as were Judge and Mrs. Luis Negron Fernandez, he is Chief Justice of the Suprenie Court here; the Rt. Rev. and Mrs. A Irvine Swift, he is the Bishop of the San Juan Episcopal Diocese, and Capt. and
Mrs. Carl Bower, he is CO San
Juan
Naval
of the
Station;
Capt.
and
a
new
post
in
and
Miracle,
Charles
Regenass,
senting
both
Brazil
and
Glen
Mrs.
with
Mrs.
U.S.
winning
steel
band, the “Pandomaniacs,”
it was
also
“hasta
years
to
his
luego” many
after
island
four
friends.
He leaves this Saturday for Washington D.C. and a new assignment, after first turning over his command to Rear Adm
Alan
Government
officials,
corps,
members
military
lead-
Other ley,
next
And
Wife
she
would
occupy
O.
commander’
and
Cmdr.
B.
from
his
Ed
Ogren,
week
and
Cmdr.
Mrs.
Cross, Cmdr. and Bennett, Lt. Cmdr.
Mrs. and
Mrs,
Gerald
Bill Moyer, Lt. Cmdr.
Huffman,
Mrs. J. couples. Capt.
Macefield, (just
both
retired)
their
home warmly
Mrs. Ryssy were on hand with their replacements, Capt. and Mrs. J. P. German, USCG, along with Cmdr. and Mrs. R. C. Gould, he commands the Coast Guard’s Air Det. Brig. Gen. John H. McGee,
by
numerous
CG of the Antilles Command, and
French
were
with
among
next
in
the
chiéf
J. Nicholas,
staff
“Open
to Adm.
Mrs.
he was Gallery,
the who
here
on
greeted
friends
at
the
House.”
Representing corps were ginald Hall
Mrs.
USAF
and
were
comers
Capt.
Joe Knotts, USMC; Lt. Col. and Mrs. F. C. Crain and Lt. Col. and
make
McGee
Mrs.
and
Mrs. T. O. Nutt, Lt. Gallery’s son-in-law; and
leave
assignment
Cmdr.
Wells,
James Earle
aide,
for a new
Hawaii);
George
Dan’s
island,
Mrs.
Barbara
Others Inspector berg, Lopez
Santesen.
the
Mr,
Willis,
he
and
Internal
Paty,
Mr.
Madeline
daughter,
Consul
Dalichamp
com- ‘aboard the
O’Brien,
Miss
(he
and leaves
Antilles
Betty
Mrs. this
for
and Hall;
Roger week
France
Customs
George
Mrs.
Robert
*
: Revente:
and
Civil
is
Mrs.
'
Service
Com
~
iu
Mr. and M@s. Sol L. Descartgs, the A. G. Bishcps,’ Mrs. Lloyd
Mrs.
Glenn
Dorvillier, of
the
Dorvillier,
W. B. Manwarings, Lawrence,
the
Mr. and Mrs. | the
James
We-
bers, the George O’Shaughnessys, the Robert Avedons, Col. and Mrs. Eduardo Andino, the Waljlace
Valencias,
Horace
Davila,
B.
Biscombe,
and
Dr.
rrata
and
were
Mr.
and
Mr.
and
Mré,
Mrs.
Charles
Mrs. others
Jose
W.
Pasaréll
Luis
Po-
there.
Square And Folk Dance
Mrs. Louis Evangelist will ; begin a class of square and foik dancing for adult couples, starting
next
Saturday,
8:30
p.m.
in
hall
in
Mrs.
consular
British Consul Reand his bride-to-be,
‘3
U.S. Postal Harry StdlMrs. Franciséo
Mr. and Dominguez,
‘Dept., and N.
Fih-
Belgium,
included and Mrs.
Collector; W.
Cuebas,
Durham,
and
Admiral
the
early
Badrena Dick
STAR,
some-
and
Fernando
: }
publisher
he was
3 °,
William
couple,
NeMfr.
and
popular
the
: ;
Seto, the DoMr. and Mas.
editor
(this
Mys.
Denmark;
Caillavet,
MesSenger
will
30,
Pullem,
mands the U.S. Navy’s Pan American Base in Antigua, BWI, as weil as Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs. Frank
Coast
June
and
Webster
missioner.
C
Nicholas
on
Roos-
executive
day. Genial, now Rear Adm., John Ryssy, who retired from the
Guard
Stan-
and
Jipson, who com:
Capt. Harold
in
it
Capt.
Roads,
for
and Mrs. Smith, the
were
base
evelt officer,
audience.
and
Distinguished Guests
Others
ers and old friends packed the spacious grounds of the admiral’s house which looks over the At lantic, Fort Geronimo and the Hotel Caribe Hilton. The ‘“Pandomaniacs” were there, beating out their most popular numbers
a receptive
Capt.
Frank Crocco were among prominent island Navy personalities at the Gallery ‘open house.’
Smith, Jr., his replacement.
of consular
Legwen,
An-
and
therlands; Dr. and Mrs. Miguel Firpi, Colombia; Mr. and Mrs.
land,
good-will
the
C.
Mr:
J. L. Oates, representing Norway; Mr. and Mrs. Maruel Gomez Meltz, Uruguay; Mr, and Mrs. William Waymouth, Bolivia; the Waldemar Lees, repre-
and Mrs. Nilo H minican Republic;
of
E.
}:
Swiss Consul and Mfrs. |:
Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs.
sponsor
Mrs.
French
Office), Spanish Consul de la Orden Mrs. Ernesto
drews, Capt. (ret.) and Carlos Charneco, Capt. and Richard Wheat, Capt. and Richard Touart, Capt. and
and
and
the
§
Foreign
baseball
that
ballerinas
Sunday,
founder
next occupants of the rose-colored admiral’s house in the U-S. Navy San Geronimo compound, were fascinated with the drums and musicians. Mrs. Smith told of dining in the house, then occupied by Admiral . Hoovers shortly before the US. entered World War II, never dreaming
and Yolanda Munoz with
Dan,
Admiral
Yezer
marked
at
Kirlin,
attractive
(Chaplain)
Rear Adm.
Present
Franklin
present
Lynne two
promoter of island Little League Navy’s
Knorr.)
were
Hundreds Honor Admiral Dan At Open House STAR
Betty
(j.g.)
Grantham,
to his many
By
ih33 Me PATRONS—Dr. and Mrs. Blas Ferraiouli will be patrons at Friday’s formal dinner-dance in the Club Caribe to aid the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Several social affairs have taken place in past weeks, honoring the distinguished patrons.. (STAR photo by
WAVES—Lt.
Avedon,
an
“— BGiRTH OF JI “LY ‘OPEN HOUSE’—Rear 400 guests Monday at his annual Fourth of
Punta
the Las
Evangelist,
July
Union
9,
at
Chureh
Marias.
assisted
by
Mrs. David Humphrey, Mrs. Dan ;t Driver and Mrs. Eugene Ball, has announced that the class will be
primarily
for
beginners
and
,
that all interest couples are wél- ¢
come.
couple.
The
price will be $2 pe
af t
In and around ANON
By
Rosarito
de
Jesus
Ann Landers Says
PONCE
Hle Lacks Character
APNEA
More than 200 smartly-dressed
Poncefias
The Ponce Intercontinental Hotel,June 25,
gathered
at
to shower with
_DEAR ANN: Our daugh- official and told the fellow we'd In the meantime our daughter ter is 21 and has another like his parents present. He said claims she doesn’t care what his year of college. Eighteen it wouldn’t be a good idea. parent are like. s We are very unmonths ago she brought a We still have not met the parents easy.
various gifts bride-to-be Maria Teresa P. chini, whose wedding will be held July 9. Hostesses at she affair were Mesdames Alejandrina Mos-+ coso, Carmen Leonor Mosco- ge...Julita (the former Julita
fellow
so,
nounced
Millin
Moscoso,
Mayoral) and- Roderick John Steincamb, anJj son Rederick
Clarisa
Moscoso, and Carmen Maria Paracchini, Trays full of the most delightful hors d’oeuvres were served
and
pagne in
a
high-octane
spirits. de Ponce
berto de Jesus N.
Y.
on
Yuya
ticut
Ro-
Wife
spending
with
ang
be
a
few
their
pa-
Johnny
Mayoral
where
tends School.
Syl-
rick
Yale
a
via and son Rebertin accompanied
*
John
at-
niversity ‘s
Law
BACK IN OWN...Mrs. Paquita Sapia dé Genzalez after vacationing with Mrs. Resa Serrallés
at her
tions),
Pepita
Pierazzi:de
was
Boston, visiting
visited
the
de
Luis
Mufoz
Jesus
family.
Governor delivered
r.ght cial
a
message
at the
Treatmen.
institution dren, reau
was
tatives
a
President
new
tion
Doctorate
home. . .Mrs.
Méndez, with
ton,
Mrs.
Kdgardo’s
exercises.
in
He
from
Ramos
down
told of the Health means for treating
with
Triumph
Ss
to
newly-bought
Pgnce.
Fritz
Union Carbide ‘engineer yanilla. .. Mercefies and
la
Torre
a
are
six-week
and
leaving
trip
to
Washington;
Maria
Mrs.
Tonita
Oli-
will
go
a
at GuaJesé de
9
on
Y.,
N.
J.,
N.
en, with
daughter, student
zghem...On
and
daughter
of
and
Frau, invited a
Margot
Sastre, at and Salud
and
Miguel
their home on streets. Ponce-
San
later,
at
June
Carmen
Moria
del
Frau, Carmen
an-
to
her
brithday,
he
gave
a
her it
make
te
party
a
planned
and
“engaged
nor
have
them.
we
had
They
and
we
who
live
don’t
knows
What
any
300
from
miles
even
them.
word
know
away
‘‘Better not.”’
1On The Calendar This Week | July
tional cocktail the Women’s Puerte
terraces
Rico
party Press
at
5
of City
FRIDAY,
7—Invita-
honoring Club of
p.m.
on
the
Hall.°
July
night img
of the
La
by
“The
the
Sleep-
Lottie
Tis-
cher ballet group, starring Frank. lin
Yezer,
of
de Monte
8—The
ballet,
Beauty,”
can
the
Ballet
Russe
Carlo, and Puerto
ballerina,
we
do?—
OLD-
OLD:
If
your
daughter
told the wants to marry him regardlessof
fellow we’ll go introduce ourselves
te them, but he says,
DEAR
anyone
We've
shall
FASHIONED
Yelanda
Ri-
the
mysterious
background
there’s
nething you can de. Strictly on a hunch, I suspect he’s ashamed of his Beople and
is
keeping
them
aren’t
fancy.
they
demonstrates
hidden Such
because
an attitude
a lack of character
which
spills
ever
into other areas. What his parents are
like
as
his
isn’t
nearly
attitude
important them.
¢
se
Munoz
se
teward
DEAR ANN: After reading all Concha Hetel will entertain at im the University of Puerte Ri- the hints on how to make gelatin, a cocktail party from 68 p.m. co auditorium at 8:30 p.m. Tick- I decided my recipe was the best. im the Grand Nereidas Reem ets for the ballet are $2 and Here it is: of the hotel. The party is te in- the affair is to benefit the isWarm a tray of ice cubes, throw treduce the new resident man- land’s mentally retarted children. in some gelatin, add fresh pineFrank
Vidal.
FRIDAY, July 8—Lecture by Dr. Julian Marias at 8 p.m. in Institute
fimal lecture
act
of
of
Culture
Press
topic
is
as
Week.
“Ortega
y
the
July
dinner-reception Adm.
Dan
Dena
Felisa
Mayer
of
V.
Gallery
San
Juan,
given
de at
Gautier, 8
Adults
at
Caribe
of
Hilton
by p.m.
on the terraces of the City Hall. FRIDAY, July &—Opening
8—Fermal
and
Gas-
Rear
July
Club
the
of
Caribe”
the of
Business
Clubs,
board
ef
at
the
“Club the
and
men’s
din-
to
m.
in
Caribe is
$15
9—Lun-
Hijas
Federation
del of |
Professional
Wo-
the
new
install
of
directors
Nautie
p.
the
July
SATURDAY,
cheon
8:
Admision
Hotel.
person.
per
8—Informal
honoring
Rincon
dren
The
set: An Aristocrat in the Square.” FRIDAY,
FRIDAY,
ner-dance to benefit the Natiomal Society For Crippled Chil-
Club,
the San
club, Juan.
appel
and
marshmallows
shaped
like stars. Bring to a furious boil. Dump into a bowl which has been
greased
throw
with
the
mutton
whole
one would eat make an apple
tallow,
mess
out.
Cornstarch and flour do not have equivalent thickening pewer. If you are substituting fleur
for cornstarch
have
to
group
add
in a sauce, you'll
twice
the
amount.
ce-
—r
it doesn’t seem a5 sweet as sugar; but actually a ‘pint of motasses contains a little fess than a pound of sugar.
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Not
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Because molagges contains acids,
Jor-
then
it anyway. Then pie and serve it
ae
Urbanizacién
José
dei
of her closest girl friends to lebrate her. ningh birthday.
Na Tonita has been living in Havana for many years...Mrs. Resa Trias de Arbona, from Palma de Mailorca, Spain, is visiting with her children Guillermo and Francisquita Arbona at their
in
Miria
On
months
the
a
July
Their
del
is
Sacred Heart Cenvent in this city, to
engaged.”
ager,
24th,
home
a
M.
bachelor ‘“tooted”
ver de Tous, visiting her nephew Angel Isabel
Mén-
gradua-
received
Chemistry
Young hanisome Fritz Holmsdyerfer
grounds. niece
her
Par-
school
were
a ring.
who
E.. T;
emotional problems of children. The center, he pointed out, will be connected with the Psychiatric Hospital to be established son on the District Hospital ‘Welcome
in
attended
chil-
of Represen-
Ernesto
While
dez
So-
institutions’ buwelfare. Main
House
Antonini. He Departm nt’s
the
delinquent.
part of the of public
speaker
of
Center,
for
si.
Saturday
opening
in
Miami
children Vicky gnd Edgardo
Marin
from
they
THURSDAY,
*
him, and 13-year-old Robert Licey, Robertin’s friend and son of Huge Licey (Banco de Ponce officer in charge of N. Y. opera-
who
few
We
at their Centrak Mercedita home. The Steincambf live in Connec-
left last Saturday business.
are
vacation
rents
cham-
president
Jr.,
weeks
punch which set everyone
high Banco
for
John,
home
»
ott
SODAS
B08
DO
2
OO
10
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 6, 1960 2
in San Juan
yy
restaurant,
DEPT:
Tanca
The
St. OSJ
(an
new
To-
calls.
immediate
“decent
success and already a lunchtime haunt for local businessmen), is serving up drinks ‘“Chicago-style” at the bar. Instead of serving drinks ii shot glasses, bartenders simply hand customers the bottle which contains a graduated “tape” or scale running down the side. The bartender marks the bottle before giving it to a customer and then again when he’s
quenched
his thirst.
yourself a
with
In
seda
the
or
interim
gingerale,
you at
do
80
owner
well known out
some
tomers
architect, 25
an
usual 26 to
Richard
Casas,
says:.“We
graduated
tapes
have
to
ounce-and-a-quarter,
ounce
per
drink.
We
give
our
get
drinks out of every bottle, like the novel idea.”
21
people
tough
EVERYONE'S owner
Sidney
Moose,
A
of
COMIC
the
an. executive
Co.. for the first other day. Said “Don't lose your
time at Stanley shirt!”
TRANSLATION Ponce,
verites
what
the
to
of
say
signs
busses
-Patrick
STAR
words
shaped
Politan
DEPT:
seen
They
say
readers
on
the
nounced
“Bebsi-Cola.”
because
language
has
says
no
and Pan
Am
PR.
-he
broke
Hes
DEPT
tan
via
Shepherd,
Wednesday.
out
of
a
his
and
to
with
a New
York
which the
other,
Rican
has
us.”
DEPT:
Pottery
been
says,
In
We’ve
tection,
but
been
sd
we
we
add
promised
far
that’s
find
Las-
more
all
promises.”
language
this of
sort the
MUSIC persuades
Elizabethan Rosa
If music
people,
play
(shopping
center),
Plaza
The
shopping
to blanket its heart-warming,
center
has
from
a
long
their
farm
burgh,
Pa
holiday home
Eisenhower
main ember
at
had
Newport But
he
now
weekend near
at
Gettys-
planned
to
re-
until
mid-Sept-
plans
to return
TODAY’S
BEST
Newport
Naval
vacationed
in
base,
1957
and
where
they
1958.
Their
headquarters will be Ft. Adams on Narragansett Bay, near the Newport
Country
Club
Eisenhower
hopes
of
golfing.
his
FROM
time
golf course.
to spend
EUROPE
much
!QUE
drivers. Why don’t these people mind their own business!
reckless
girl
driving
will
outlaw
eve
whistles, and
If
the
driver
other
to
with. on
the
law
sirens
hoot
me
new
car horns, bells,
told
I
in front
all
cowcalls,
everything
sidewalk
soon change aren't free
prevent
can’t
signal
or
to
a
hoot
the
red
will
that the
to green, anymore.
the roads All my
friends, we call ourselves the “Cowboys of the Carreteras” have these novelty we are introducing
roll
horns
I
light with a When I have
always my
anybody with through a red
policeman looking. a small accident, I
tell the other
fault
pay.
carhorns and some rock ‘n’
pronto.
never killed car nor went
my
and
my
guy
it was
insurance
will
It
makes him happy and clears the road quick. I never insure. That’s for careless drivers with If
good
cars.
drivers “have
to
take
the
horns off their cars, they will have to drive carefully and that’s very
bad
for
the
nerves.
What’s
more, it will take all the fun out of
driving
cept.
and
that
we
Psychologically,
can’t
it’s
law. ITALY Luigi de
Simoni
“Quiet up there!
I’m trying to sleep.”
even
Cunliffe,
“Hell
on
a
ac-
bad
even
Santurce. P. R.
stems
is new.
with
from
It’s
worry
a
one:
about’:
growing
doubt:
provide
best
the
leadership.
possible
face
on
the
‘i .
or’
It
But,
they
are
shaken
them
But
the
truth
leadership with
is
sum-
doubts.
has in it some:: is no nfan they
with appreciation.
pride.
is they
by
They
believe
have
that
with
an
the
produced no comprehensive leadership in as do the people at home, are not really
so
fine
a man
Our
Woodrow
for
System
not
af-:
best
critical willing
this. Of
own
was it
poisoned
do
the
concern
please
Wilson
remember
who
as
the
his
people
at
Government
not was
effective a
set
program.
at a great
of
political
So,
they
mo-
Borgias
find
excuses
1
home.
remains.
the Europeans, know this, she
“we must know must know
what
America;
understand that our national self interests may: for us to take a position about the Congo which
them.
The
Netherlands
and Dutch Guinea. knew, they would
diplomatic
They
approachés
know
Club”
their own
to
recognizes
the
same
But, what are our better know how
the
U.S.
We
is
national to trim
have
had
all too well.
A
They mention F-104 aircraft. We It is an excellent We are buying it.
of this. “Our budget
fine
Nato
.
Problem
one of the NATO problems. It concerns the have encouraged the NATO nations to buy it, aircraft. But, we are no longer producing it. A Belgian journalist of stature talked strongly
is out of balance because
of the Congo
needs,”
he said. “We are being urged to buy the F-104. We are willing, We know it is a good airplane. But we can’t get delivery until 1964 or 1965. Will it then be a good aircraft? The answer:is of
course
not.
But,
because
of
Congressional
cutbacks
you
—
cannot .
manufacture and sell it to us. Is it honest or good seNse to insist on our purchase of a plane which will be obsolete when we cen. have it? Does it not give Communists an opportunity to talk : about imperialist businessmen trying to get profits? Does it not
hurt
us with
our own
left? Why
must
Cannot they tell us the truth?” There is anti-American talk
America
do
this to friends. e
in
Europe,
but
it
comes
only
from the left. The truth is no one more wants this country to do well than our European friends. But, they see our election coming and
the
long
months
in
which
there
will
mostly
be
politics
: !
They
are not too impressed with any of the candidates Although they admit they are not well informed. So, they ask if America can cope
it?
with
Does
ZX
the
problem
the
of
machinery
world
permit.
leadership
Our
which
answer
is
fate
has
given
.
‘ }
important.
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wed
Z, AAT
He'll
be
going
to
if
at
HIS
Md’
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FLETCHER KNEBEL STAR Washington Bureau
Harry
darned snore
Rid
By
One thing about
Truman.)
anybody
is
if Reds
White
House
Republicans
assistants.
have
a
e¢
These
genius
figuring out new ways to long without a president.
is
get a machine *-
get
for a
Today’s
of
that
¢'*
neediest
case:
The
thing that would man’s
top Harry
Tru
display. s*
automa-
tion. It’s one thing to have a machine that thinks like a man, but what will happen to the system
i
thinks
Fourth of July fireworks sales man. Imagine irying to sell any-
&
wary
asennad
convention.
Gov. Rockefeller urges two new
ED
like a woman?
see
Moscow
Pres.
Wheels
to
else.
to
Europeans
es
W.
7-6
which
itself
words about freedom, democracy: and the principles of NATO. Our friends believe we mean them. But, what we have done is to say a lot of words without once bringing our own national purposes, intents and interests into focus. What are they? Our friends would like to know. They understand that all nations have
This traffic safety crusade is a threat to the rights of car
a
It
the
visits
true of Indonesia interests? If they
them.
that
put
his
The Belgians it necessary
will
VAQUERO!
Somebody
to
nothing
Congress
Ike
make
loudspeakers
Sir:
day
us
be
him.
The
NOOO) NN
Presi-|in August during the post-convenplan to| tion Congresssional He session leave tomorrow for a lengthy va- may commute to Newport for cation at Newport, R. I weekends while Congress is in The vacation will begin only a session. couple of days after they return The Eisenhowers will stay at the
for
Somehow, say will do. For us to
LETTERS
WASHINGTON —‘AP)— dent and Mrs. Eisenhower
government
to blame
But,
1,200 auto parting area with _pocket-bur®’ 4; background
Vacation
of
to
for
But,
their
Eisenhowers Plan Newport
communism.
remember
in the
in the right they arrive.
installed
associated
respect. They recall his wartime
for
With
officials
Bayamon, hope to put customers buying mood from the moment
license. His owners, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Klein and their two small children, put a classified ad in the papers, but a wrong telephone number was published So they received no
on.
Europe
more
did.
be the
philosophy,
but
States.
in
They
ment.
DEPT.:
of Santa
—
*
that
of
Question
pro-
gotten
United
The Europeans are asking if our system of government. with’ the power of Congressional critics to delay, distort and destroy,: permits an American President to be an effective man. There: are always some who recall that Franklin D. Roosevelt could and:
where
police
enemy
wish
entirely
window
we’ve
is the
uneasiness
replaced,
of intentions, he times. And they,
in
tools, date,
out
more
if
Mc Gi] ] Sinn
failures and the Japanese Left’s ability to prevent a Presiden-: visit. But it shook all our friends. They are still our friends.
fection
A total of $3,000
time
are,
s
Ralph
about our competence. Their attitude toward President Eisenhower of the quality which one finds in America. There
past
into Hal
not
nature
They
betta
establishment
That is an
machinery
mit tial
just said
the
has
human
recovered.
‘“‘Each
faith. there
common
the
it
aghast
“we
B yy
that the leadership of the United States has the competence
Juan
paintings.
VULTURES
weak spots
bars.
see
away.
San
were
and
exactly eight times.
Lasky
our
here
ran
old
in)
blafne
and But,
(because
the
NWA
hope
conditioning.
gallery
abstract
they
Puerto
nothing
77-year-old
to
will
for the
worth of hand-made pottery, plus power ‘fans, and checks have been stolen. To
Arabic
Anxious
crate
a choke-chain
art
said
before
San Juan
pro-
arrived
air
Of U.S. Leadership
European Notebook: Concern in European countries about | Ameri¢an politics reflects equal questioning of their own abilities.’ and problems. They know they cannot go it alone. Even the superb de Gaulle', does not so believe .There is but one partner they can have in
150-seat
Ateneo
of August
kids visiting
t+
“Mike,.”.
German last
wearing
he
ky’s
metro-
the
month
an
WAY-OUT
REWARD
black
P.
on
the
The
Rican
three years thieves have broken
Pepsi-Cola
lately
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installation of see
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of
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SONG
during
Mike.
a
is 8-1963.
the
way-out
scram
Shirt
Saad,
of
the first. “Yeah,”
met
Comandante to Sidney
Via
of
offer
“Dis here one looks like someone throwed the paint on the canvas...”
seem
Excello
St.
and
return
so easy to sneak
at the
the
Co.
1 M
entered
was
Stanley
Shirt
of
El S.
inform
Arabic
bottle-top
DEPT.:
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the
number
Brooklyn
who
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at
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upset,
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Los be
Angeles the
only
freeways, surviving
he
may
candidate.
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EDITORIALS Better
Than
Gov.
Mufioz
Nothing |
Marin
is
expected
‘to
sign
in
the
near future a new traffic statute that is perhaps as good as can be expected in a year when the voters go to the
polls.
The
burden
on
the
enacting this measure was considerable.
sion
that
would
offend
a substantial
Legislature
in
Any provi-
number
of
voters who drive cars had to be dispensed with for the time
being,
with
some
possibility
that
such
requirements might be added to the law next year Which is not an
election year. : The new law will have some credita ble aspects, however, such as the one that institutes the point system of demerits for repeated offenge s. On reach-
ing a certain
his
number
license.
Speeding
zones on school days.
and
the
law
You
can
that
an
will
of demerits,
a driver can
will not be pernyitted
lose
in school
Driving too slow: will be illegal,
forbid
soliciting
of
money
from owners of cars parked in public streets. Perhaps the new law’s outstandiug weakne sses can be summed up in what it does not outlaw, such as: fear
you
drive
any old
inspection
to take
wreck
at regular
it off the streets
public safey. You can
of ‘a car without
intervals
in the
;
drive a car with
may
force
interests
of
only one ‘light.
You can have your lights on high beam anytime. You
can have one light high and the other dim. You can drive with faulty brakes‘or no brakes at all. Your car does not have to be in safe operating condition until you have had an acciden t, and then your chances of getting off scot free, are excellent because it is often impossible to tell fren the wreckage whether your brakes or lights or bdth were safe to begin with. ‘
This
on
the
business of demanding
highways
Quite a number
is a tough
of voters
one
who
“safe”
Real
Cuban
making.
more
is in fouble
obvious wach
A Western Hemisphere with Cuba under the political and economic heel of the Soviet Union is unthinkable. But that is where Castro is taking his people if they permit him to wield his dictatorial power much
Seizure of foreign property,
reinvestors other nations are actions that will s¢rve only to destroy the traditional good will enjoyed by the Cuban people fusal to honor contracts with Amer icans 4nd of
with the other peoples of thisthemisph ere.
There
ment
is more
in Cuba
at stake in this tragic develop-
than whose
will buy Castro’s sugar.
important
and
that
pawn
whose
The people of
of their children.
as a nation,
we must
oil will be refired and
stake
By William S. White The Cigar Institute of award to me as the Cigar
Not
smoke
Dictator Fidel Castro
longer.
‘Cigar Man Of The Year’ Is Yours Truly (1959).
Victims It becomes
From Washington
thgse danger
of his day that something must give soon in Cuba before Castro's threats, reprisals, and expediencies to Own arrogant actions, succeed in setti @vercome his ng. that neignbor nation back to where it was whey it won its independence. $ *
,own
{
year.
ous vehicles would sorely resent having te junk them at this time. 3 Meanwhile, the death toll up to Nonday night was 190 for the vear, still a little better than one-aday for the 186 days. z,
The
DrRO St Laws Post -Dicpatche
automobiles
in an ‘election
own
“WE NEED A CANDIDATE WHO'LL BE GOOD FOR THE LOCAL Ticmer®
Cuba are the
is the futuré
In any
be careful
who
move
their own’
we
make
that our :objective is the return of democracy and free dom to people. .We must be certain that any econ the Cuban omic pres-
Sure we apply now will not be irrevocable at a future date when the Cubans will be rid of theiy latest dictator
, and when they will need all 12. Eognin the economic role they of thegr resources held before Castro over. t
in
only
was
America Man of
this
distinguished
an
made an the Year
honor,
company.
but
Other
I re-
' cipients of this honor include Edward G. Robinson, George Burns, Ernie Kovacs and Art Buchwald. Being cigar man also-inereased my knowledge
cause
now
and
the
all
of
special
the
advertising
brochufes
out by the companies fascinating
The the
of the year has about cigars be-
information
about
come
my
tobacco
way.
reading.
Cigar store Indian
entryways
of
discovered
tobacco
tobacco
who
used to guard
shops
all
country was a statue of homage.
had
discovery of learned about -
and
put
It makes
over
The
it was
the
Indians
through
the
the New World that Europe its virtues and pleasures.
A
Pipe
Called
Conestoga
wagon.
The
mark
it was
the
both
to
the
first
filtered
contraption
stems.
The
public
advertising nineteenth
first
by
cigarette. ads
Pierre
campaign century
It was
with
Twe
lmpressive
advantage
of
cancer
suggests
smokers;
less
stogie
or
tobacco
the
in
woman
the
got its mame
to
tension.
at
the
from
the
Watch
alleged
old-time
after
the
cigar
The
i IM
-
ar’
male
them.
people
think
never it.
sought
absurd—a
The razor companies are
showing
us
would
with
y rigged wane
businessmen
until
stop
have
Don’t
a cigar.
cigar
to
times
themselves.
trade.
ladies
American
several
the cigar men
female
and
cigar
daily either
start
Second,
appearance
these
they take the ¢igar from their pocket,
benzedrines
The
troduced charging cavalry to the Pleasures pf ¢eigarilios. The
and selves
Lorillard.
of the cigar store Indian, one of whom dubbed, “Big Chief Me Smoke ‘Em,” was so lifelike that members of the Iroquois tribe used to make visits to venerate him. Cigars became popular in America durimg the Mexican War when the Spania rds in-
as
cigarette smokers This is with the cigar. The cigar
study it a while, clip off the end, and slowly light,
country
the
Things
statistics
Statistics relate to in perfect keeping
this
extended
it.
a cigar
Two things impress me most about the cigar industry. One is that it has never taken
in
was with
run
a Y-
skinners smoked
has only been rarely Photographed without a cigar. He is probably the most indefatigabl e cigar smoker in the world.
Tobacco got is name, in fact, from the Pipe the Indians called a tobago. In effect,
shaped
mule
named after you. Lillian Russell once had a cigar named after her, and every cigar company has a “Churchill” size. Winston Churchill
puffing
Tobago
The
of real fame is to have
such
clips
never
an
of pret-
betray
indignity.
ane th
of our day.
film
the
In
eat ")
ble
Sas
THE
SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 6, 1960
[AU President D ynamic Force V. |. May Face Restrictions |: Behind University’s Expansion On Tax Incentive Program — By
Bauer is attempting to its academic thinking.
FREDERICK HARMON (Second Of Two Parts)
ambitious
way at in San
at making
program
force
Americas. | altered
to the dynamism of the president, Dr. Ronald C.
school’s} Bauer.
methods
radically
A
firm
admirer
Bootstrap
and
and
taught
for
.
Munoz
after
schoo]
his
mauguration,
changed
Polytechnic
its
from
of
Puerto
Arrival
Vicente Bauer
chance
at
national Airport was returning to a rec architecture,
arrived of
the
university.
and
Bauer
the
two
academic
to
come
s possible ea
a
|
to
get
Muniz, firm
in
unperam
who
see
because
started
ing
right
now
association
runs with.
met
;
him
he
his the
program
since
Re-sharping In
|
U.
addition
university's
Curriculum to
a
any-
wore
of
the
early
boots
and
a
U. S.
buildings.
S.
to
be
goals
DR.
on
’
of
by
the
RONALD
tions gram What
-
s
own|
Marin’s
state-| Says
Operation
that
the
force
Serenity,
island
with
Bauer its
dual
| cultural and geographical heritage is the logical location for ‘‘an ver. educational center recognizing the
problems
ever
areas
|
universal
to
developing
everywhere.”’
Actually,
big the
dreams university.
owes
of a
its
are
no
In
fact,
existence
Prebysterian
an
open
question.
to
mis-
Sy
existence is
asked
president expansion
pleted,
the
tall,
when he program
Bauer
“The expansion In fact, it will
some
restric-
on their tax incentive prothey apparently don’t want. happens-to lead and zinc
Duponts
is
anyone’s
situation developed when the Senate Finance Committee reported its final catch-all omnibill
of
the
bill
was
an
insular
the
session.
designed
tax tax
Basically,
to
prevent
subsidy
becoming
Federal
program
a loophole
structure.
in
the
At
the
same time, the Treasury-backed bill attempts to establish ground rules for tax exemption authority
similar
to
Puerto
Amendment
Rico’s.
Dumping
month,
which would
the
Ground
measure
heavy-set the
quickly:
will take years. never really be
tied
proposal
to
to set
the up
and
Gore
offering
said
be-
bill
was
fixed
and
this
protection
trade
to
method against
foreign competition “represents an attempt to undermine our re-
program
Senate
sources
bill
possible
faces
a
veto.
Congress
a similar Treasury
the
law-
- both the the whole
in
Presiden 1957
killed
lead-zinc proposal. The is also reported cool té
“Dupont’
Other may de
’amendment.
objectionable sections whittled down in @
House-Senate tee.
re
predicted
reject If not,
tial
and
logrolling on tariffs.” Possible Veto
makers will amendments.
The
proved
conference
House
the
has
Virgin
commit»
already
ap-
Islands
of the bill. Senate mittee members’
part
finance con endorsed it
without major change. Thus path is expected to be clear
the
President
to
sign
the for
it.
‘
Retirement Rights Lost Via ‘Hiss Act’ WASHINGTON
has
(AP)—The
told
of
lost or face
Congress
that
servicemen
have
the loss of their
ré-
tirement pay because of the “Hiss Act.” The Pentagon called this & “gross
grant tax relief for
Likewise
glas
turn
thousands
sliding scale tariffs on foreign lead and zine imports. In a minority report, both Douof
ciprocal
Pentagon
individual stockholders if the courts order Dupont to shed its interest in General Motors. Sens. Albert Gore (D-Tenn.) and Paul H. Douglas (D-Ill.) charged the tax loss could amount to $1,236,000,000.
intimi-
expected
answered
with
Islanders
The
a
visitor
Virgin
came the dumping ground for a dozen amendments including a hotly controversial proposal
university
While conceding the of these problems, little indication that he
up
and the guess.
as-
The security of available funds, talented teachers officials to carry the program forare ever-present which threaten to stall the university’s progress.
C. BAUER
. a driving
is
to unscramble. are
end
zinc.
convention session of. Congress
Chances
will
and
Yet this is the very legislative muddle a_ post-
Analysis
from
continental
accredited
lead
is supposed
Commencement
outside
on
News
and
Protestant
habitually
|
Last
|novelty at the | the school facilities, |the dream
expanding
— physical
of
was
tariff
institution
backing,
the
as
-
expansion
little financial students.
institution
want-
away
. s
ee
I was says, |
side architectura Webster, Crensh hos been bosy vharen Silty
The
its first college class. In 1944, the school was approved by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, the first
¢
|
me
school
bright.
dean at |
“As soon as he found out now an architect,’ Muniz told
i '
in just
had
Polytechnic
“he
school
Inter-
earlier when the an undergraduate |
was
a
the outlook for
German
First
the preside ney |
The
years tect was
unsuccessful
establish
but
meeting
in 1956. Muniz the island with
over
mixing the tax problems of the Virgin Islands with those of the Dupont chemical corporations and
bus
acquired degree while Bauer had
to take
thing
many
recalls
WASHINGTON — For sheer confusion there’s nothing like
used the labor of his small faculty
get-
Recalled
Muniz
by
time in started.
ago.
founced
cowboy hat, succeeded ing up financial support from Protestant churches.
proach
wasted little new prog program
San
who
Rico to Inter American University as an indication of its new apBauer ting his
50 years
By WALTER S. PRIEST STAR Washingten Correspondent
in the midst of an overwhelmingly Roman Catholic population would have discouraged a man with less zeal than Harris. But the missionary from Texas,
the
name
Institute
who
Will Harris
At the beginning, the
concept
several
hat
a
few
~
years in London and Africa prior to assuming his present duties Soon
“to
needs
Operation
Luis
it almost
previously
be tempts
the
of
Gov.
Bauer, who took over in 1956 holds a doctorate in education from | Columbia University's Teachers’ se
must
to suit
ten-gallon
In 1912, Dr.
countries.
developing
far|0f
so
success
its
of
much
in the
a
established
under
the university a major|@ducational
educational
Coll
in
One of his favorite themes is Inter-American University | that “educational patterns don’t that believes He German, which is aimed | transplant.
The
owes
re-shape
injustice
The
”
i
law, adopted
in 1954, bars
workers from receiving federal benefits after conviction on a wide variety of charges. The Act was designed to prevent formet
State
Department
official
Alget
Hiss from receiving benefits af ter her had been convicted of perjury. The law, however, embraces all
federal
workers
unlawful acts. Defense
and
dozens
Department
of
q
general
counsel J. Vincent Burke re¥®en{ly informed the Senate Post Of
fice and
Civil Service
that
law
the
plied
has
as
Committes
written
already
and
ap
deprived
vicemen of retirement cause of relatively minor Not Intended
ser-
pay be offensés. ;
Burke said this “harshness was never intended by the Congress.” He urged the act be rewritten w limit its application to security
cases.
.
:
The House has already approved the changes suggested by the Pentagon. The Senate Post Office and
Civil
Service
Committee
liké-
wise approved, but the Senate sent it back to the committee with
instructions
to
gather
new
dence,
evj5
In this latest communicatign
to
the committee, Burke cited several cases of “gross injustice” re
sulting from volved driving
the act. One case in-
a sergeant, who while a government vehicle on
'
a scheduled route, deviated eigh}tenths of a mile. He was tried a summary court-martial and re-
|
ducted to a lower grade. Undér the act, Burke said, the sargearit
«
lost retirement nearly $33,000. Another
pay
valued
$100,006 Loss case which he cited
at
ihe
volved a chief warrant officer wko drew a reprimand and forfeited $400 for an offense to which Ke had pleaded guilty. This officer,
Burke Pay
said,
worth
wiil more
lose than
!
retiremeft $100,000.
*
As the Act applies to the military services, Burke said it bats retired pay for anyone convictéd of any offense before any type of
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to
the
Needless
could
not
ace.
and
West
declarer
queen in his
to
say,
afford
the
declarer loss
of
a
East Pass
of diamonds
10
trumps,
for
but
a
was
called
out
additional
insurance.
ing
that
king
ton
in the
if the
West
finesse
declarer was
hand,
took
Realizdouble-
he
could
do no wrong, declarer guarded against West’s holding all three trumps. South played the queen of spades. West covered with the
king as the ace won
in dummy—
in
either
have
a
or
East
good
save
diamonds
(down
one
declarer The
ed.
that
West
would
have
re-
out
South got back to his hand with
trick). That is the value of the preemptive response with a hand such as North had. If North had tried two spades, East might have entered the bidding. Had East
into the act, it is hard to
showing
finessed
jack
took
dummy’s
care
of
nine.
West’s
10
and that was it Note
that
had
South
small spade and the hand
It
against
mained silent when the opponents
That
got to a spade game. I would not think that West would double
when
four spades; five diamonds would
To
would
is way
have
always
the
worst
been
right
a
defeat-
to
guard
possible
break.
you can
things
played
rut up the jack,
breathe easier
don’t
break
badly.
s+ ft
understand
the
basic
prin-
By Bob Barnes
(poetic)
ul
44, Persian
a
poet: ——~
th
Khayyam
GDD™M
Yesterday’s LAUDABLE
time
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Commander
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service.
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= S D E I F I S S A L C THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 6, 1960
3.8400 Ext 72 ESTATE
INVESTING ec realtor, law 3er
and
staff
are
SPECULATING? Our Severnment specialist
yours
Pictures,
descripttom of scores beach front property,
tslands
and
APARTMENTS comptete
property
lor,
Palomas 2167
UF
CINTRON of
REALTY.
houses
and
Francisco,
Inc.,
lots
Santa
has
for
-
San
or
write
Box
729.
first Call
CAPARRA
Three newly
ce
RENT
and
bath,
some
with
balcony.
mad service. linen and Special weekly and
Tates 2138
603
Miramar
FURNISHED
Ave.
SEVEN
two conditioned b ucony Neac La evenings. And day 21%
Tele
kitchen monthly
Telephone
room
3-0600. 719
apartment,
bedrooms, Concha. 8-1115
porch and Call 2-9202
-
76
FURNISHED PENTHOUSE apartment. one be ngroom. diningroom, bedroom, and bathroem. Balcony overtooking the Ocean Cool and centrally located $150. moain!y lus utilities For information
cal
125
Se
el
orner
213 NEW San
Diego
facing
bedrooms,
3
BEAUTIFUL
tacing
the
Condominium Ponce dg Leos
Condado
baths,
For
Lagooa.
living-dining
information
APARTMENT
the Caribe
in
Hilton
reom
Tel
2-1317 UF
new
and
build-
the Con-
dado Lazoon 4 bedrooms and 3 baths, beautiful furnished kitchen, all brand new
equipment, ready for eccupancy. Condcominmm Sas Rafael. 3-0850. 19536 . COOL,
CENTRALLY
apartments
chose bath
om
located,
quiet
street
Apt.
UF furnished
in
2139
garage.
va
sath,
some
with
kitchenette.
Ts} bus 21.2
Three
Good restaurants Breakfast served
one $1175, Isla Verde. (RFD .1-D, Sam Juan, Puerto Rico.
1, a
ANTtIETLES
GUEST
HOUSE,
Mu ar, wh nice ocean Cur.de Hutom and Condado
New
turmsbed
s
4.
5
4th
\
2
rooms.
Security
Floor,
m
tovely
view. Hotels.
Near Coot,
Reasonable
Building,
Afartment
Ponce
Rates de
Leda
401-402,
Mrs.
43-0769
ar}
.
ASHFORD 1120 1122
Rooms ce
#UUSE Ashford
apartments. Hot water
conditioning
esidenual
UF
Best
section
Maid Some
hote:t
Beach
and
facilities
‘al arrangements for coupies travel together One block from La Coacha ied
Condada tours
Mrs
Beach Hotels. Personai Tetephomes 36231 and
Aanie
MASIGALANTE
2596 di
De -
rooms,
158,
mer
decorated,
each
with
aircon
private
bath,
rates.
Manager,
Margarita
de
Con
1490
‘UF
ISLAND
BOUSB
new, informal, in \uxury hotel the
-
1017
Ashford
oceanfront area Large
-
a
guesthouse terrace fa
sea, with private stairway to Spaceus, modern, airconditioned
From including an
$9. single - $14 double, execeflent breakfast’ Phone
2.9
-
1563
UF
MAISON BLANCHE Gutst frouse. Vounbte and single ar céinrditioned roems with
b-th Near beach Sum terraces 77) \shington St Condade. Santuree. corner \.son. Mamager Beatriz Racini, Tele me
3-2936
ur
Airconditioning
available.
Call
663
Miramar
Avenue.
3-9381.
—
OFFICE
1470.
= 2122
Sant
: meee
tee ei
7¢| HOME
built by contractor for
ORB.
COUNTRY
CLUB:
214k
Brand
77}
SPACE.
—-
Available for rent July 1st Condado Section. Two story
LOTS FOR SALE LUQUILLO
84
more
@OTEL-MOTEL
baths, room, ly
furnished
2-220.
Can
Reat
be
2130
seem
by
$300.
VELLAA
CAPARRA: J
living reom,
tairs
dining room pantry,
porch,
offers its “Caribaire™
servant’s
Phone
amd “Buccaneer”
:
quarters, with bath. Large garden, extemsive terraces. House partly furnished.
ee Buil
Fuacti
77 | Tel. 2-2768. 2022 FURNTSHED beautiful Vaciatalega | BAYAMON: House with let. Montebay, Boca de ; yard. Quick sale. Available Weekends, weekly or monthly | busimess is deme. Reasomabie
76
COMFORTABLE bungalows. at Beach,
-catais: Ideal for picnics. Telephone | it |aait3 for information aad reservations. | 2110at Calle Comerie
149
3
3-6669.
salvador.
oF
as
price.
420.
See
%
-
FARMS | | | |
FOR
SALE
BARRANQUTTAS: Are you interested in buyng land in the ceater of the stand? Maybe you are nat. Anyway, take a look -travel for leisure Relax Please call AM Barranquitas 1. PM Aibonito 2001. 721
Hou SES
LA CASA BOSA - Guest Howse - One block from beach, residential section Al) airconditioned double and single rooms. Private and semi-private baths, kitchen facilities.
Hot
water.
2
blecks
from
ses, shopping. 3-1481 Mrs. Z Cacique St. 2071, Saaturce. 2140 -
for
Suite large
Apartment. living and
dimingroom, airconditioned, bedroom for two, kitchen and private bath. Located in Condado section, ome Coacha Hotel Private
bus-
C. Steffens,
Celeste
Todd,
telephome
2-1356.
2184
84
block from La emtraace. Cail 89
or guest
ROOMS
SAN
JUAN
GUEST?
gOUS®
Enjoy
breakfast and drinks qn your private terrace im delightful contimestal-run guest house cleseto “Usd The er T:ees”, and
one
minute
Court, Cari
from
cormer Tourist
ef A
beack.
17
MeLeary. ae
vely residential doubles, singles. pohne 2-1357. | 2134
Carrion
cooms.
all
with
quiet.
block
from
only. ment 2190
67 GUEST
in Condado
Section.
HOUSE
- Near
Singles,
doubles
bath.
some | television for our_guests’ delight. Near with private patio, seme air condit:oned — walking distamee frem shopping Owe minute to beach and bus. From || hotels centers, Manager, Miss Phone $7.50
single.
tnetude
Road.
$10
complete
near
All
rates
isla
Juas
90144,
Call
double.
breakfast.
Sam
2-4026.
Verde
,
1911
up | \UNT
7B
JENNY’S:
COLONIAL
GUEST
BOUSE,
606
Olimpe
Miramar, Santurce, Centrally located. Simgie and double accommedations with private bath, some air conaitioned..Rates from $4 single. Mrs. Cruthirds, 2-3994
NEW tions.
CONCEP? With
excellent
24
sightseeing,
2-0486
the
accom:
hour-aday
mite
anytime.
in
tourist
rental lean
club
of
i
ef a
accom
eme car
visiting,
of get
for
etc.
1475
our the
your
Call
CLASSIFIEDS
Tel. 3-8254
1850
McCleary
House
with
Delicious
608
Ave
a
meals
Tel
36802 UF
LA PROVIDENCIA GUEST Parque 153 Near beaches,
theatres,
busses,
Sum
mBOUSE _ restaurants,
terrace,
coaditiened rooms. information, phone 2-9353 Station, 12384 Loiza 31
Bax
or
all
air.
write
For to
rce.
UF
HILS BEACH HOUSB directly on the beach. Roll out of bed into the water. by the trade
wiads.
UF
Guest
atmosphere.
served.
becue 3-233L, 1384 TAFT room
Breakfast
at
your
included.
dispesak
Outdoor
bar.
Atlantic, UF
GUEST HOUSE — with private beth,
write 804
meters
high.
$5.50
MILITARY
LOST
plus 247
2 com~rooms,
beautiful per
meter.
—
Metro-
-
BROAD
'
escaped
house. Telephone
FOR
TV
Hotel
69 Deleasse 5. Telephone
at!
utilities
Concha.
St. 3rd 3.7606.
For
a
floor,
BOATS
i
tent
A lady
Shepherd.
on
flight
to
male, :
Pterte
FOR
SALE
as
yacht
offer
you
visit
Kike
re-
Mar,
Bahia
and
one ef the most compebrokers im the country. We
the
fine
service
that
hundreds
ef local yacktsmen who have purchased their craft through the. Bertram organization praise. For tree listings of . further imfermation, write, phone or
apart-
Toro.
fez Rivera 1498
Imc:;
Stop
Aveave
Hatt
31
—
Rey.
us
6:
73
BOOKS FOR SALE
1631
MY
FURNISHED EOOM -— FOR RENT. PRIVATE BATH and entrance 1 biock from La Concha - aad from the beach. Monthly or weekty rates. 1156 Magdalena Street. Telephone 2-9473.
Weekly or 63. Phone
crate
NOW YACHT Bromerage avaitabie in Puerte Rico and the Virgin Islands, Buy your yacht. cruiser er beat : with we are affiliated because — us Miami, of & .Co Bertram Richard
idential Nicest Privileges. section, near airport. 168 Demeeila St, Punta Las Marias, Santurce. 9-0774.
if desired. Santa Cecilia
FOUND
or 3-1947. Reward for information.
nt
av rent.
&
tan Germaa
from
a
RENT
and La
AND
Rico. Loose somewh im airport ere victni- . ty. If spotted, please call Klein at 38-1963, ~
DONCELLA GUEST BOUSE _— $80 yards from beautiful beach Airconditioned.
LOSS
your
zain:
Webster
(umabridged)
Dictionary
Cest
yours
and
2-Vohime -
a
12-Vohime
set 20th Century American Educator En-eyclopedia all 1960 Editions, completely Bew, some volumes never unwrapped. , $184.
—
for
$104.
Cali
Stuart,
*
2-301 or write 3 Box 8232 Stop 22. Sanfarce. 2178
T1z
INSTRUCTION
month2-6908.
7
LANGUAGE
OPPORTUNFTY: 200 meters from Hote! La Concha, Condado Section. Cool. whole. some comfortable furnished room with bath. Private entrance. Moderate rate. Come, see it. 1154 Magdalena Avenue. Phone
LESSONS
for
2-2883.
FOR COUNTRY
SALE CLUB:
OR Yaboa
English,
and <
knowledge
improve
to
wish
whe
these
College.
ment.
957.
CLASSES
Spanish.
experienced of lamguage or literature; teacher, BA. U.P.R. M.A. Wellesiey
RENT Real
EN
French, for children or adults; in small: groups or individually, fer beginners or:
79
lo-
ventilated 1310, tele-
and triples, airconditioned. Patio with lounge chairs. It’s fun to watch the birds. Big terrace with Steinway piano and
nave remeteted charm. home. and now offer private
Well Ave.
=
ur | WASHINGTON
DUFVY'S aid beach
section. Wilson
Member
Sls
THB img,
HOUSE — shopping, im
2700
view,
BAYAMON
712
FURNISHED,
2183
or
politan Zone - 27,000 meters - Ctassification I-1 Land worth $4 per meter, faetery plus other building worth $75,000. will sell im package for $170,000. Mr. Jimenez Otero, 38-1823. { 73
BLACK
ONE OR two giris to live with continen tal couple on Ponce de Leon, Santurce. Kitchen privileges and use of the house. Large terrace overiooking city. $15. weekly, $50. monthly. 3-1016.
ge ly
2 or
stream .
automo-
Architect-designed pians for deluxe house gratis with purchase of lot. Others, Saa Fr Santa Maria, Gardea Hilts. | Cimtron Realty, Box 723, Roosevelt. 2-0911. 2123 mY
-
2171 WILSON GUEST to beach, hoteis,
MARIA:
paneramic
AIRCONDITIONED. FURNISHED room. entrance, private bath. gara-
1138 MAGBALENA — Newty decorated. with
area.
natural private
712.
SANTA
sale.
i=
seon
Prat, Sapturce
| VELLA CAPARRA charming heme for | reat, furnished. Three airconditioned bed| reems, big porch, all rooms large. Lovely | grounds. Call days 3-9757, mights 81298 $306 monthly. | 2189 78
buildings
2180
A
with
ocean,
bile entrance. Phone 3-6712 Faz. J » Miramar.
718 | office hours 8-0406, 8-1327.
a
ups-|
kitehen,
ideal for motel
2146
4 bedrooms, 3 bath: aths,
2
APARTMENT
Puerto Rico. 47 apartments mercial sections, totalling
Tr)
view
2179
AH built in same property, 3.400 sq. meters of choi¢e land in front of Casino de
Informatica
YUNQUE
each
scenic
78
FOUR
appointment.
— EL
acres.
and
2162
house with four bedrooms, two living, dining. study, and maid’s Sarage, and ether facilities. Pact-
|
nm: i
unf
apartment,
bedroom
two
new corner house, 3 bedrooms, living room, mo_|,FOREST WELLS — Marginat B-7. Has | Luquillo — twé stery concrete 2 needs fixing. 15 room pessibility. New dern kitchen and bath Near shopping | telephone, twe biecks from _Bayamoa | operating. Will set! equipped or rest center. Cool. Few minutes to Rio Piedras. | Center, $490 3 bedrooms, lvime-diming, bath, | month or share profits with operating Rent $30. Information Moaday to Friday,| yard with lawn, bamamas. pineapples. manager with or without extra capital. telephone 3-3454. Saturdays and Sundays, Leaving fer States medical reasons. 22-9334. FRANCISCUS ~ REALTORS - AND AS. 2120 m6 SOCIATES, 3-3506 - 348372. SEE OUR EXHIBIT AT HOME SHOW. BUICY 18 exclusive
.
Apart.
preferably Condade er Miramar. Se. : or ird fleor, screened. Writ SR, e Box | Sam Juan. 3011 , 2157 i
New building in business section.
BUILDINGS FOR SALE
—
conditioned,
CONTIN WIDOW ENT seekine AL one of
Ciean,
2135
FRONT
air
telephone
conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron f doors and windows Roosevelt and De Diego Aves, Puerto Nuevo. Call Re 80270. yes.
BEACH
-
WANTTOED KENT
m SQ. FT.
BENT
lobby, parking. Dartington Fer information. 2-1638.
711
clear, well ventilated heart ef Puerto Nueve
screens,
FOR
facing a
TRANSI ENT Ce USE. New airconre ely fur Be 3% hour telephone service. Janiter service. Immediate occupancy. $100 monthiy. Daily and weekly rates. Hote? Otimpo
Court.
amily
treras
402
mew
Phose
hot and cold water. Terraces, garden. Near beach and business sectors. Sum-
2
Elba
STORE
busi-
spare airconditioned kitchen, staimless steel steve, oven. sink, | COMMERCIAL CONDOMINIUM for sale large covered terrace. Swimming blender and grill Pour bedrooms, four|— 2.000 sq. ft., Loiza St. 1507. mear de pool 13° x 27° Require year’s lease. be-| paths. Also 20 x 4 feot filtered swim-| Diego. Best commercial section. Ample giming August Ist. $300 menthly. Week. ming peel. In csol Reparte Saa Fr: k m fi days before 5 PM, 6-0000 Ext. 368; after | you cant find ‘o. Reatal i more vaiwe than this for | shall 6 PM, 67472. $45,900. Terms open May take trade_in | 2164 also be considered. Telephone 2-1084. 2128 Tie 76| Phone Bikini Puols, Tel. 6-5003.
1-2
Manager
PARQUE
Beautrfully
voned
Mauret.
FOR dit
beach
Guest House Avenue, Coadado
and etficieney All screened alr
acre or short term lease. $245. monthly. FRANCISCUS REALTORS and Asso ciates. 33586. SEE OUR EXHIBIT AT HOME SHOW. 2163 78
bedrooms. twe| third wcre fence, tendereera ne, One kitemea, large dincovered patie, brick Bar B-Q New
(ue St LA POSADA - two biocks from San Juan Intercontinental Excellent swimming bea \ll reoms aircoaditioned, with pri-
STOR FORES RENT
and
2177
731%
CONDADO: VERY cool apartment, three bedrooms, compietely furnished. Avail able July 15, to August 24th Maid, car. telephone References required. Call 2.3337 2108 78
profé@siona!
ness people. Conveniently located in Santurce. Telephone, light and water instal-
bor
RENT Calle
FO®
room,
Miramar, | go.q
Monthly. 606 Olimpo Ave., San-|
minutes from airport. i salkinB distamce.
=
u painted. $100 monthiy. fer informHH28, Puerto Nuevo after 2PM. n
6A | 2132
ses. restaurants. ¢tc. Bedroemi.| chenetie, maid and linen, serees
focce, tue
bedrooms,
bathrooms, built-in img and living room,
m
tn
FOR
HEIGHTS:
712 | comcrete
APARTMENT Rafael, Stop 11,
and kitchen. 1505 ing
De
Asnaford
Avenue, 4
Realty,
Las
2-4492.
AVAFLABLE
farm, excellent grazing land. Adijoins Gardea Hills Extension. Sale $3,990 per
BEVERLY HILLS residence, completely MODERN furnished, 1% acres of terrain, ag it beautiful " view. | Three
HOTEL OLIMPO Court offers furnished apartments Living room, bedroom, kit-
chea
to
123
2-7248,
GARDEN BELLS — ACQUEDUCT HILL — three bedresom: house - pilus 34 acre
400
716
phone. utensils
Close
neighberkeed.
Telephene
HOUSES
Rooseveit.
FOR
quiet
St.,
porch.
OFFICES FOR RENT
SALE
3-06001
mortgages us. 2-911
1983
APARTMENTS
pantry,
FOR
Sas
Patricio,
Garden Hilts. Vitla Caparra, Buearé Baldnch. Hyde Park. Hato Rey, Sam turce Rio Piedras Payment facilities
Money available for Investment properties.
HOUSES
MIRAMAR — furnished apart three bedrooms, garage. Telephone 6-5304 2119 we
listings
sale
Maria,
kitchen,
everything.
J
ALLEN FRANCISCUS REALTORS AND ASSOCIATES. 3 Natrn and Ashford Avenue. Condado 33506, 3-6775-
279
RENT
FURNISHED APARTMENT, two bedrooms, larger ome aircenditioned, wall-towall closet, twe baths, di par-
of houses for sale. ocean front farms.
investment
FOR
Rig
REAL
1709
Three
bedrooms, screened, modern kitchen, living, dining room, perch, 350 meter lot. FHA $9,000, $2.900 cash. For rent $100 per month. Cintron Realty, Box 723,
SPANISH
6.0315
LESSONS
colleg@ graduate.
appoint-
by
interview
Personal
Telephone
from
2
-
5 PM.
UP.
for Continentals,
by: ‘
Private lessons $3. per.
hour. (2 students, $4.) 123 De Diego, Stop 22, Santurce. (Near Swiss Chalet, Acrocs:
Real Estate Corner. BUCARE Aa exceptional location! High, cool, suburban and just a quick, easy drive from tewa. Modern three bedroom
residence
with
complete
VILLAMAB
houses
are
cludes
am
—
utility room. Telephone installed. Reasonably priced at $30,000 with generous
the
income
rent
will
taxes. PLANNING
TO
of
sites.
BUILD?
appointment te
building
Priced Santa
lots are Maria,
tillo, Cupey
see
available Del
Call
a
Pilar,
sea
Two
available
in
fine;
this’
now
now
pay
producing -
your
—. and’
for
selection
in
Bucaré,
‘
Tiny
Tschudin,
35315
mirador
mortgage
reasonab!y
Monterrey,
Realtor
TELS.
us
fine
Excellent,
Gardens.
Robert
Taf Si Each airconditioned,
the
kitchen,
fimaacing.
an
Near
immediately
,
|
4
i
‘ .
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wedmesday, July 6, 1960
CLASSIFIEDS.» FURNITURE FOR SALE MIDEWAY
COUCH,
HIGH
bed.
and
@I_FT'S.
compartment,
freezer
with
tor
i
Hollywood
ql
m1
ELECYENC Reasomably
range. overpri d. Tele.
2191
WAREHOUSE
for
Washing
$300,
ujachime
Odds
snd
ends
and
TV.
Mufioz
kilometer
up at INSUL
kilometer 2.8 Truiillo
Hil i
must sell the follow.
and
:
LEAVING ISLAND, ing; 5 piece dinette
at
and
& SERVICE
$125.
from
Piedras
a
t
and service, RS" annual week
AR RIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE this week at Mufez Rivera 875,
beds,
and heusehok, furnishings. Cai!
2154
SALES
SETS.
dryer,
of
this
EQUIPMENT
oew,
ay;t er a |i 3
price.
chests,
warranty
SALE
OFFICE
brand
4
WROUGHT IRON palje furniture. $1000 freezer, selling for tess than
both
up
S75, Rie Piedras TraMlie Alte Seed.
28
711
half
$45.60
with full factory at INSULAR
all at low prices. Call 3-9381.
KELVINATOR Size -30"" oven. phone 7-0562.
FIDELITY
from
19
AMEEWAN any
9
SETICauto air comditione KAR rs for el. cars, fereien and American. Good prices, finascin parts and g. service Factory mechanics. Dealers requested. inquire at Mediavilla Machime ’s Shop. Quisqueya 53, Stop 2%, Hate Rey. Tel. 63783.
=
ur
MISCELLAN
2142
6
1959 CONSOLE STEREO. $400. GE «| stove. $100. Double byd with box spring
ANSWERING telephone space fer
mals.
Also
phones. Pence. 1037
2173 Cheap
1958
convertible,
$500. Phone Bone.
18.000
2-6483 or 3-8400,
2131 VOLASWAGEN
whitewall tires and
2174
radio. 9,000 miles, in-]
tax paid. 3116.
CARS
sedan.
Fert
FOR
Brooke
2-0000
SALE
3X8 DODGE. 4 deor Rayal Lancer, hardtop. Push-button tr issi Power steering, radio, 20,000 miles. Phone 8-1177
2165
institutional
work.
6-2104,
States. Reasonable price. dre Rufe, Hato Rey. 2156
3952 tiful
Owner
left
413
mission,
7
radio,
two door hardtop, beaugreen. Automatic transwhite
sidewalls,
extras. Excellent condition. Original er $500 cash before 5 PM, 66000 368;
2129
for
Pa-
=
PONTIAC, twe tome
after
6 PM,
6-7472.
other
ownExt 76
WHY
BUY
A
USED
CAR?
With
$275.
Gown payment and $44 monthly installments, you cam own a brand new. economical FIAT. Just call 35198, or pay us a visit at Martorani
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the policemen
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and
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Soviet
have
machine
engi-
designed
using
a
jet
a en-
gine to move 4,000 tons an hour on
mining
and
construction
pro-
jects, Tass reports. The Soviet news agency said prototypes are being
hooked a
clock
newspapers
murdered.
Gen.
chief
guaranty
stere your Van Lines
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when you're
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Lecai and belongings. Tei 2-2374 a
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EOUS
answering service and busimess and professio.
service
to
SERVICE
San
hour desk
AM
16
ELECTRONICS
make
Se
repair
Ninety day ‘echniciams)
a
PAN
built
up
powerful
with
to
blast
removes eaith ft. strip. Seven
States
a
jet
a cutter of
air
engine
so
that
and
gas
or rock in a 6x 6-
presicenis of the United-
have
died
in
office.
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 6, 1960
20
Most Ritual At Conventions Is Merely Window Dressin g By
FLETCHER
STAR
WASHINGTON
conventfon
Bureau
—
A
Democratic
combines
elements a
KNEBEL*~
Washington
of
a
morality
P.
all
T.
drama
the
A. of
Middle
Ages
and
a rush
for the
when
the
ship
The thing
TV viewer should keep in mind as he watches
sinking
long
days
is
and
nights
lifeboats
of
Alton
Parker,
did
platform
important
is
in
it
rough-shod only on decisions that nobody
1904.
relatively
because
he'll note that the chairman
has
is
a
and
loose
state
one the
sensitive
con-
crusade
confederation
bind-
parties,
to
all of which
local
that
of
issues.
elects
a
geles
but
gathers
Memorial
one
in the Los An.
Sports
purpose—to
President
and
Arena
for
nominate
a
Vice-President
officers
do these autonomous their
differences.
years
a treaty
of truce
of
convention
that
the
to
will
Thus
fights
gates
and
from
Washington.
clamor
for
In
Dele.
leadership.
the absence of a President, If an event contributes to, or| as this year, conv ention leadership points toward, the nomination of sravitates toward the man most €@ particular candidate, it has delegates think will be nominated. Importance in the minds of the If John F. Kennedy’s managers, delegates and the party leaders. for insta nce, can prove by the If it does not, the event can be tally sheet that he will be nomifiled away with the
bers to
of
unsung
committee
appointed
the
nominee
his
notify
of
tion
The
party
platform
illustration. adoption
mem-
the
Its
meets,
and
Sroup
many
hours
of
newspaper
alienating
the
of
voters
while
fewest
will
absence
President
good
much
number
the
a
is
space and TV time. Yet by its very nature, it is a bundle of compromises designed to woo the
largest
for
In
formulation
consumes
deliberation,
selec-
nated, Kennedy vention.
their
of
of
as
the
clear
con-
choice
convention
the leadership® goes men
who
pockets.
The
a
the
have
These
king-makers, year
run
convention Gov.
are
chairman,
Leroy
Collins
in
the
recess times,
this
the convention at but he dare not
exercise this power unless a solid Once the nominee is chosen, he | majority of the king -mak can ignore the platform, amend with him. To do othe ers are | rwise is to it Can
by
Ignore
ipaign
It
speeches
as
the| risk
rebellion
from
the
floor
and
omnipotent,
but
weeks So by or interpret it to his loss of face. The | convention chairsatisfaction.
Own
certain
TODAY 8:30 WIPR-TV CHANNEL
appear
viewer
watches
closely,
P.M. TODAY
6
presents
O”PARTAMENTO DE INSTRUECION PUBLICA. 15TAD > LIBRE 45001400DF PUERTO BK®
“ANTE LA PINION PUBLICA” PRESS MEETING
victory.
will
with only capturing
a
they
of
Puerto
Rico”
interviewing:
Mrs.
Inés
Mrs.
Rosa Mangual de Gonzélez Margot Arce de Vazquez
Dr.
Mendoza
Moderator:
de
Munoz
Francisco
Marin
Arrillaga
Today 8:30 P.M. WIPR-TV Channel 6
House
lam
of
not democracy representative
action.
It
a
bed-
sweat,
temper
and
a
yet
out
can
it usually
of
be
whom
proad
the
and
more
for
than half
note.
will
country
is
of
nominee
sometimes,
the
he
easily
in
convention of
tickets
noise,
and
whom,
is is
support
mediocre the White
believe
local
Memorial Mass Fo
Mrs. Lucchetti Today A
at
funeral
5:30
mass
p.m.
will
today
at
for
ti
de
Mrs.
be
held
the
Madeline
Steen,
home
in
who
chapel
Mira-
Lucchet-
died
Ottawa,
at
Canada,
her
June
She
was
the
widow
Steen, ambassador Canada,
and
the
of
one
of
Daniel
of Norway daughter
of
to the
late Mrs. Luisa de Lucchetti, a Puerto Rican philanthropist, and member
most
of
prominent
Mrs.
the
island’s
families.
de Steen
was
co-founder
here, with Father Nueva of the Court of Honor of
Lady
of
Lourdes,
and
was
first president. She was a half-sister
late Hernan Behn, founders
and of
companies
in
ba,
England,
Spain,
Puerto
Rico,
and
Sosthenes Behn of International Telegraph Co.
The ed
Lucchetti
the
also the
in
Cu-
the
was presiTelephone
develop-
section,
Magdalena Ave. was ter Mrs. de Steen.
named
and
af.
NEW YORK (AP—The King of Thailand was almost buried
an
avalanche
he was awarded traditional ticker
up
lower
to
a
at
of Paper New tape
Broadway
reception
on
City
A at
as
York’s parade
his
way
Hall
yes-
crowd estimated by police more than 750,000 Persons
applauded King Bhumibol as he rode in an open car. Other thousands saluted the monarch—as accompanied by his
beautiful wife—arrived by
Major
Wagner.
of
the
speaker’s
American
stand
in
to be met
Nazi
self-styled up-righted
to replace a large sign
in a fight between spectators and members of the Nazi group last Sunday. Eighteen persons, including Rockwell, were arrested aft er the fight which started when Rockwell made a speec h. (AP Photo.) .
Garner And Farley:
New Constitution Is Aim Of Czech
Predict Democratic
Red Party Congress Victory In Election’ PRAGUE
——
Czechoslovakia’s
Party
opened
Communist
day
congress
and
approve
yesterday
the
draft
socialist
draft
for the
a
to discuss
country’s.
constitution
new
three-
five-year
Novotny,
new
and
the
plan.
Czechoslovak-
President and First Secretary of the Communist Party’s Central
Committee, will submit both drafts
although
he
believes
the
“‘final
defeat of imperialism’ will achieved by peaceful means,
regime
will
not
be his
‘“‘tolerate
the
actions of the aggressive imperialist forces,’ CTK reported.
He does for
also said that if not accept Soviet a
German
peace
settlement of the West
the West proposals treaty
and
Berlin issue,
Czechoslovakia
together
other
with
the
countries
will
sign
east
a separate
bloc
peace
treaty
with
East
Germany. The
new
change the
constitution
the
country’s
Republic
Hitz
The king smiled and waved and appeared amused by it all.
Rockwell, Party, uses his
Washington
torn down
eae eS
Lincoln
to the congress, convened in the ornate Spanish hall of Prague's famed castle, overtowering the city, according to a report from CTK, the official news agency. Novotny told the delegates that
King Of Thailand Visits New York under
MELEE—Geor ge
Antonin
family
Condado
of
Paz, Our
Sosthenes telephone
U.S. dent &
oa
AFTER leader
24.
terday.
Wath the participation o£ the “Women’s Press Club
two
White
to
because
democracy
its
wall f
by
In fact, if aroused | man may wording, he can ever! if the TV
the
would tote the on his back. A convention in action. It
of Florida,
has the power to recognize speak-
ers and Strategic
by
conflict—
to a of Our Lady of Lourdes, mar,
votes
men
ruled
states
some
al- House
comes
the credentials the platform
control
is
win
a candidate prospect of
tions, even
demonstra-
with notes
fdctions.
sometimes
ticket
state
and
dismay
the
opposing
before-
messengers
to the platforms
liance is signed in the body of the United States. the Presidential nominee. Just Window-Dressing By Remote Control All e'se is window-dressing, the | Who actually runs the conveninvocations, the renditions of the | tion? When the party has a sitting Star-Spangled Banner, the nomi-| President, he runs it by remote hating
speeches,
of
and the will to nominate a candidate who can help carry the local
four.
and
small cares
agreement
stream
motives
land.
every
a
the
A
tribes merge
Once
or
are
The
the
reached
hand from
man
in
have
comes
city
in Minvention and the endless pow-wows, neapolis can defeat him in Mobile caucuses and committee sessions | Alone in the President and the leading up to it Vice-President, the only nationalThe 1960 National Democratic ly elected
Convention
rides
the really
about. On the big deals, the leaders
un-
no
ing effect on anybody. The American national political party actual-
ly
the
B.
The
finer
meeting,
the
demand that the convention change it, as the Democratic nominee,
of
proposes
name
to
from
Czechoslovakia
to
the ‘‘Czechoslovak Socialist Republic,”” CTK
said.
UVALDE,
Tex.
Nance Garner
2-2573
— Two
and Jim Farleyé—
vica Democratit: predict in November if the ‘party
both tory
can maintain; harmony splits. Farley,
anc man
and .
Postmaster
avoid
General
Democratic National Chairunder Roosevelt, was here
last
week
for
visit with President.
his
tenth
Garner,
annual
former.
Vice :
45 mimostly
about two spent together, talking
The nutes
about old times, Farley told news-
men. He was en route from Mexico to his heme in New York,
Farley
said
he
asked
Garner
if he had any message he would like to send to the Democratic convention.
“If
we
can
keep
harmony
Farley
quoted
at
Democrats president,”
the convention, elect the next
the can
Garner
as
reply-
ing
Farley,
is 92,
72,
seemed
spirits and formed on
tional at
said
Garner,
well, was
San
a
will
he go
believes to either
(D.-Mass.)
Lyndon B. Johnson He said he doubts
time
nominee Sen.
Stuart
newsmen
told
Farley
Antonio
who
good
well-inintefna-
affairs.
Earlier
nomination
or
in
exceptionally national and
John Kennedy
FOR SPANISH
(AP)
top officials of the Franklih Dug Roosevelt administration— Joh
Adlai
the Sen,
or Sen,
(D.-Tex.}. either two-
Stevenson
Symington
(D.-
Mo.) “will get off the ground” in the race for the nomination. Farley said his. personal ,bre-
fererice
is
Kennedy.
stale talalatele Oi
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By Carroll Righter ARAKI
TENDENCIES:
clear
it
up
efficiently.
This is a beautiful day for—you te- go after whatever you want
no time for day, but be
in
what
a positive
manner,
expressing
enthusiasm and with vim, vigor and vitality. De NOT hide your light under a bushel now. Later in the day you can get together with congenial colleagues to devise whatever plahs and arrange-
ments will suit everyone concerned
in
the
future.
ARIES (March 21 to April 19) With all the fine opportunities before
be
you
well
right
to
now,
do
it
early
would
important
research work that will spell success in the early future.
TAURUS This that
(April 20 to May 20)
is the practical
right plan
operation
very
day to put of action in
_
intelligently,
whether it has to do Or intimate matters.
GEMINI
with
career
(May 21 to June 21)
It would be advisable conference with all
to have a associates
now and iron out any differences, agree
on
matters
MOON to
policy,
CHILDREN
July
ail
of
21)
that
Early
work
etc.
(June
dig
right
before
into
you: and
St. Croix
Fisherman
Missing;
Skiff Found
Fears
22
is
minute analysis tosure you plan just
are
going
to
do
then full speed ahead. LEO (July 22-to Aug. 21) Fine day
for
improving
your
health
and appearance. Be sure you try fixing your hair differently, use different accessories. Achieve
that
smart
look.
VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Spend time concentrating upon
the
needs
of
kin
and
today.
desires.of closest Strive
to
help
them
attain far greater happiness. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct.. 22) Forget
bush
(any
round-the-mulberry
tactics
with
every
now and
one.
In
this
be
fair
way
you
get what you want most and will have
an
enjoyable
time,
be
able
to do the cultura}: things you love. SCORPIO
Important
finances today. come,
(Oct.
you
and
23
to
Nov.
21)
¢oncentrate
matters
upon
of security
Endeavor to increase if you do not have
inan
aLundance. . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) If you. are very observant
now
you
can
easily see ways
and means
to have a real abun-
dance,
to
and
spare.
authorities
—
now,! you
can
make
practical and fasginating plans for
a St. Croix fisherfrom Christianst-
the future whic {can be crowned with
success.
:
were
AQUARIUS iitan. 21 to Feb. 19) There are many higher-ups,
voiced late yesterday after his swamped and deserted fishing
experts or comrades who will assist you appreciably, if you but
ed
since
skiff
early
was
screen
found
Cay
Guard
Monday, adrift
island
by
near
a
Coast
cutter.
The gan seea
fisherman, of as
sxiff towards
Green
4. Coast Guard cutter from St.
the swamped terday of the
James
Brani-
Christiansted, was last he headed his 16-foot
Cay on July
planes Thomas
and a located
boat at 3 p.m.
but could find missing man.
From
no
trace
Page
was accompanied by authorization cards,
proof of shoremen
1)
a stack shown
one
bargaining
requirement
for
an
of
unit
the
of as
are
Board
Longshoremen employed companies belonging to
Rico
Steamship
by the
Associa-
tion are now represented by the Dock Workers Union (UTM),
under
a three-year
contract
that
expires September 30, 1960. Perez Roa Agreeable
UTM chief Juan Perez Roa said yesterday he would agree to
“immediate
consent
elections”
if the NLRB rules that the cards delivered by Arroyo are a valid proof
of
wide
interest
election.
of
the
rival
Longshoremen’s
Moreno,
International
Assn.
the
union
of the
in-
‘nothing
during
organizer
whose
target
(ILA),
the
Frank has
been
Seafarer-UTM
alliance, had no comment on the Arroyo
petition.
‘
pily
at
the
“Hello, aide Sen.
Puerto
ness
He
to
Page 1) in this case
hag
been
in that country since Characterized
1934.
now a
resident
of
thé
Dominican Republic and lives in mahogany
house,
which,
in one of the briefs filed in the case, he objected to being char-
acterized as palatial.” The is across the street from
house Gene-
Falissimo
Trujillo’s
Rome
in Ciudad
Trujillo.
city
Judge Ruiz .Nazario’s ruling yesterday upheld Benitez’s claim
that one-half of his Dominican earnings belong ‘to his wife, Lucille D’Hotelle, 4 former dancer from whom he
French is now
separated.
fuls
lacks
overthrows the U. S.
power
to
im-
income taxes on Puerto Riwho are American citizens
and
whose outside
S. and
Puerto
Judge
Ruiz
of
Kennedy
and
income the
hope-
Symington
then
eagerly applied campaign buttons to the Puerto Rican’s lapels.
Chairman
Benitez
when meets
now
San
favors
Juan
scheduled
Kennedy.
Mayor
de Gautier crats for
Felisa
Rincon
and the P. R. Commonwealth
to arrive
later
The
known
was
until
of
left for
of
the
co-pilots.
asylum
the
months
position
Cuban
President
A.
is
received
continental
U.
Rico.
for
Isla
also
his
submitted
his
in
services
for
Col.
Verde
Candelario na Seca drowned
Ten-year-old
Ramos
Candelario.
drowned
while
Santiaof Ca
swimming
in the Rio Grande de Loiza near the Santa Juana sugar mill at 3 p.m. being
Sunday. The investigated
accident is by Caguas
held Muniz,
Independence
old
Edgardo
Netherlands.
The same division would apply or the first three months of 1961
is
5:30
Day,
Dumas
p.m.
10-year-
Rivera,
136 Aru St. in Hato ed while swimming
of
Rey, drownat Boca de
Cangrejos
beach
Police
looking
for
the body
after
his
disappea
of
are
the
boy
in
France
was
reported
rents,
Mr.
and
Dumas
Isla
Verde.
by
Mrs.
his
pa
Fortunado
Claudio.
VEGA
BAJA:
The
body
of
Anibal Irizarry Rivera, 10, was found at 6:15 a.m. yesterday at
at Our Lady Hato Rey.
Puerto Nuevo Baja following
of Mercy church in Buria: was at Na-
in Bayamon.
Monday
degree
they
Page
pending
1)
notifica-
of kin. was
charged
murder.
to
The
charges
have
their
with
not
yet
confessiors,
three were drinking in the of Francisco Class Ortiz on Noel Ave., and the on Monday night,
went
out
for
night.
but was
quickly who
Mainto
pulled leaped
After getting the Marine on dry land, however, the youth struck him in the mouth and Rodriguez hit him on the head with a stone
knocking him~ unconscious. After taking the serviceman’s wallet they dumped The body
him was
into not
the water. discovered
until noon yesterday by three men walking along the mediately notified
Police Francisco
Lts.
Jose
Vasquez
beach who the police.
M. and
Rico
had
church
im©
Martinez Victor
M.
from Page bishops of
authorized
property
Bistration
of
to
the
Yesterday bradillas
1) Puerto
the use of assist
new
in
re
party.
a priest from
delivered
to
Que
Flores
Defense Of organizers
CAP firmed appeal
of
Flores
with
yesterday
con-
his opinion that is based on its
Christian
A said
Morality’ who met
the CAP “defense
morality.”
party recruiter from that Catholics in that
cipality
are
spread
of
“disgusted” contraceptive
Cidra muni-
by
the
practi-
ces.
Benitez
questioned
residents
As mined
yet
it
has
whether
not death
been was
detercaused
by drowning or the blow on the head. An autopsy will be performed today.
to the Revenue Act, passed
tax on earnings outside the U. S$ Rico.
Puerto
ruling
denies
also
an
at-
ruled
tempt
years
Rico._ He had claimed deductions from losses sustained by the Es-
by Benitez
to deduct
losses
that Benitez, did not willfully fail on extensive holdings in Puerto to file tax returns 1951
through
for the
1956.
The
judge
cited Benitez’s ¢onsultation
with
a Washington, D. C. attorney who informed Benitez he was not liable
for
the
Federal
taxes
had
no knowledge of an
in
those
years, plus the fact that Benitez amend-
cambron Hotels. were
filed
and
Beach Liens by
the
on
Normandie both Federal
hotels Gov-
it initiated its when ernment tax against Benftez three years ago.
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO TEL. 3-1468
of
the area. They found a witness, who identified the victim's drinking partners.
in 1950, which made Puerto Ricans subject to Federal income
and
a
stack of registration affidavits collected in his parish. secretary
a walk.
out by the teen-ager in after him.
(Continued the Catholic
Ponce when
Near Mataderos Street, the rine suddenly threw himself
the water,
beach in Vega his disappearence
RELIGION
From
withheld
Padre Beach
of
legislation
A.
on
Perez
Services, under the direction of the Ehret Funeral Home, were
the bar
25,000 tons. The five are Panama, Costa Rica, Haiti, Taiwan and the
enacted.
Dorti-
were
Jose
Saba-
beach Monday. recovered by an
Heriberto
MARINE
Phi-
total
to
Syra
of the
section of Toa Baja while swimming at the
Punta Salinas Her body was
Monday.
(Continued
1)
the
letter
Muniz
According
Page
a
Osvaldo
tional Cemetery
countries would divide 441,150 tons according to their quota percentage. U. S. beet producers would receive 156,000 tons and five countries with quotas under 10,000 tons
The
Nazario’
up
Air National Guard jet pilot who died in a jet takeoff crash at
lippines might receive about 77,800 tons of that amount and full duty
ment
take
and
resignation
yesterday
In the event of a 700,000 ton cut
sugar
to
formal
Funeral
be
for a four-year period. Division Of Sugar
new
Miro
in the Argentine
River.
BAJA:
guas,
(AP)—Jose
against the youth been specified.
a
Margarita
CAGUAS: Felipe Rio go of the Tokyo section
Cardona, Cuba’s ambassador designated to the United States, has resigned and sought political
Jose
mo-
SUGAR
receive
Petra
Guamini
TOA
uncle,
Seeks Asylum HAVANA
first
would
the plane thme
Cuban Envoy
Rodriguez
each
GUAYAMA:
At
lottery
deliveries,
told
over the stop in
Azores.
tion of next
1960
They
officers they took after a refueling
drawing
in Cuba’s
The
Havana.
Police took a pistol from each
until the
From
report-
the
authorities.
then
cannot
(Continued
towns
Immigration plane
was
probably
Acosta
The
drownings:
Diaz, 12, drowned at 2 p.m. Friday while she was swimming in
here yesterday, but an official explained that the prize the
found. the
VERDE:
extraordi-
be awarded
been
several
prize ticket— sold by Artu-
following
island,
and Leslie Nobregas, asked political asylum and were taken to
one had claimed the at the lottery offices
day
the
yester-
who
a Gurabo
on
police reported yesterday. The body of one victim has not yet ing
co-pilot, Miguel
weekend
in as Fourth-
Manuel
government lottery, the prize of which is $360,The first 8593—was
of-July
drowned
Attorney
won't
the
it
were accidents over the
Sierra. ISLA
was the day
drawing
when
International
persons
District
today.
Yesterday the
but
winner
Miami
Five
in swimming many localities
embassy
a lot ef
yesterday,
lucky
to
here, diplomatic sources said. Cardona had been waiting here
Winner Wanted ney
and
gunpoint
Britannia
landed at Airport.
new
won
yesterday at
Five Deaths. By Drowning Over Holiday
Demowere
day.
Somebody
plane pilot
four-engine
the Fri-
day to determine which delegation will cast Puerto Rico’s seven votes. Benitez said the majority of his group
the the
Thirty-one passengers and nine crewmen remainde aboard the
predicted
victory for his group Credentials Committee
until also that
pose cans from
an
due.
busi-
is
cried
the headquarters Symington.
Sen. John F. Kennedy. Partisans of presidential
No prize
in
He
first hap-
“Viva Benitez!’ shouted an aide
marily from ‘harbor construction contracts in the Dominican Republic.
Rico,”
co-pilots of
fly to Miami.
greeters.
from Stuart
of
forced
night
José A. Benitez led the island delegation and waved
Benitez, a self-taught engineer, earned the funds in question pri-
government
to do” with Arroyo last five years.
Teamster
taxes
island-
sisted that he has had
Chavez,
of
Monday
(AP)—Two
agent.
erroneous,”
set off
ponents. head
(Continued From against the taxpayer
trot
to an enthusiastic welcome by rival camps awaiting the convention.
ro Carrion,
REXACH
an
Eusebio
you you
i
move
speculation that Arroyo might have tke support of UTM opHowever,
have.
The decision Benitez’s claim
in
The
arrived
000. No.
a large
election.
Puerto
your
tion
ferences with them will help clear up whatever limitation
may
MIAMI
a Cubana Airlines flight between Madrid and Havana seized con-
National Democratic Conven-
nary first
putations
interest among longin a_ representation
the
sure
The judge gaye attorneys for both aides 30 days to file com-
Valid cards from at least 30 per cent of the workers coverin
(Feb. 20 to March 20) you; make
Asylum. In Miami
LOS- ANGELES (AP) — The first of two rival Puerto Rican delegations for the
work is satisfactory to higherups at this time. If nét, con-
were
election.
ed
PISCES
yes-
LONGSHOREMAN (Continued
get out early and contact them. Important
2 Cuban Co-Pilots Seize Plane, Ask
and
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) If you confer quietly with
that the sea has claim-
ed the life of Iman missing
you
There
*
Benicrats Get Enthusiastic LA Welcome
1
FASHION DESIGNER
.
,
22
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, July 6, 1960
Romans Wonder If Olympics Are Worth All The Trouble ROME a
ttet
i
Weeks
‘
\ many
store
have
been
+>
owners,
<a
slapped
ae
,
=
in
the
eyes
a not
proud
that
and
the
Italians
happy
to
Summer
in
Rome
Aug
rity
ate
right
be
The
proud
AMERICAN
starting}
great
of
MAJOR New
hosts|ing
games,
25.
~
——
it.
LEAGUE 26
623
28
600
Baltimore
433-571 3
Detroit
39 34
5426
34
479
Chicago |
Bostian
Last
:
on
Crty
Milwaukee
g
{San Fran.
10
| Cincinnati
Phila
Chicago
5
366
at
Last
Kansas
City
New
Cleveland, at
night
York
at
Baltimore,
at
Boston,
things.
611
—
40
31
563
3%
38
37
507.7%
33
542
37
5
493
8%
35
37
486
30
9
44
405
15
43
Philadelphia
394 not
included.
Cincinnati,
San Francisco night.
night.
St.
night.
at
Los
Louis at Chicago.
Station
at
2:30
Games
(Based on LEAGUE
AMERICAN
165
BATTING Runoels,
.336
Baltimore Chicago
Lopez,
New
York
Maris,
New
York
Kuenn,
(ACE
Smith, Power, Geiger,
New
York
HOME
New
RUNS
Hansen,
320
White, St. Louis
.317|
Wills,
Los
HOME Banks, Saren,
4 |
Mahi
14
Mathews kee Cepeda, ,SanMilwau Francisco
IN
St. Louis
York
64
Banks,
55
Mays,
51
Aaron,
51
Cepeda,
Baltimore
Minoso,
York
Chicago
50
19
Franci
BATTED
IN
Chicago San
Milwaukee
Clemente,
7 16
69
Francisce
San
Use
64
62
Francisco
Pittsburgh
Romans in front of talked about
the
been
Olympics
torn
up
y
ST ee A
=
>
ed —eE
ri
ONS ETA
.
| HA
in
as
and
less is
city
made
the
than
two
a
the
Olympics
off,
Traffic Last
56 53
pling
with
the the
experts traffic
Housewives
have
X
(HEEB!
Ss)
TORONTO
(AP)
—
light
bout
and
Erich
ST?U/HT BOURBON WHISKY Imported
HMA
© 86 PROOF » OLD HICKORY DISTILLERS CO., PHILA. by
Ventura
onceAr-
held
here
Rodriguez
to
the
Sons
that Co.
telepromoter, TV
firm
long
Ricans
horse
from
El
racing
a
and
would
Island
*
and
day
colony
gaiety
of
the
was
a
of
year, Puerto
who
a special race,
Islands
and
to
nine
match
race
be
thoroughbred,
run
and
over
bet.
Roast
Goat
probably
accurately,
and he would
:
Johnny
won
argued,
‘em
rumored,
with
had
over $5,000 waged on Toulouse, a 10-year winner Count Fleet. Although old—for a most
his
‘
tangle
star
the Virgin
It was
off
good
Rican
Comandante
Toulouse
Virgin
money—pick
jéckey,
kicked
mount The program listed to mention his red and gray
island,
to the festivities
DO JGBAS a mile,
The
i Puerto
the
odds
were
the Puerto
Ricans
son of Kentucky race horse—he
be running against
even
had
Derby was a
a five-year old, whose
recent strain of thoroughbred blood came from his grandsire. Everyone had confidence in his selection and flocked to the three-
quarter mile track situated the southwest side of the
communities,
Huge
Frederiksted
red and
next to Alexander Hamilton ‘Airport, on island midway between the two- main
and
Christiansted.
white flags decorated
the parking
area,
which
any place except.on the track itself. One large American atop a wooden pole that designated the finish line. A freshy-painted, backless grandstand stood opposite
flag
was
waved ! finish.
the
Most of the early arrivals hunched under the stands avoiding a blazing or else they frequented one of many concrete food counters behind the stands to revel in the piece de resistance—roa st goat and a tall drink of coconut water and gin. sun,
to handle
have
the
the
its
web
for
more
time
Rochester,
blacked
out.
N.
rather
Spanish
The running
country the
weight
and
charm
Y.,
will ‘
pageantry,
Caribbean about
was
banner-decorated
black
judges’
and
hard,
stand
date
be
one
ie oe
keynote. could
Except
have
Bay.
strip, set in waist-high
road—sun-baked,
=
the
English,
Manning's
King
grass,
about
30 feet
elevated
above
for
detected
resembl>d wide.
the
a
From
grandstand,
one could see the blue Caribbean over a maze of trees and shrubbery the
along
backstretch.
i of sudden but short cloudbursts detayed the first: race for nearly an hour. But finally at two o’clock, the shoeless jockey, with a red baseball cap turned backwards on his head, booted in, A
or
series
possibly tickled with his toes, The match race was seventh.
Toulouse,
who
had
had
the
2-5
a constant
favorite
audience
r :
since
his flight
San Juan early in the morning, looked immense next to Johnny’ from Ace, an average size Virgin Island horse, about 60 inches high. They walked Slowly past the stands and even the ones who had had too muth to drink stopped
their
antics
and
watched.
Hero’s up
The race was started by a flag. again. The ‘flag dropped although
on the sharp
Passing Blanco,
made never bad
four
also
turn
that
the stands, from
his legs
After one false Start, they: lined Johnny Ace was moving slightly
spread
Toulouse
Puerto
i
Reception
faster. The hometown hero immediately But Higinio Torres, the Puerto Rican up along the inside quickly and grabbed li- into the stretch turn for the first time.
had clearfight
than
to
Moore-Schoepp-
the
:
Longch&s
the fight, when the from July the delay
175-pound
:
original-
and for the two days following in case postponements develop. An area centered on Toronto and extending to Detroit, Syracuse and
&
over
$165,000
television.
He said the network
PY
added
yearly,
language,
Schoeppner
be
guaranteed
circuit
$200,000 for ner’ rights.
MN,
silks,
one of three Some 15,000
Ricans. is a Puerto
Straight over four years, in for a purse of $250. For days preceeding the
a
champion
will
has
order
ed
28-mile
biggest
Informality,
The promoter said Teleprompter had contracted to pay at least
r
the
over
the
z
heavyweight
between
Germany
Fhe
mit.
See
white
Manning’s
The
a shirt for of athletes rings.
Against Schoeppner
make
SVEN YEARS OLD
Croix’s
race.
grap-
To Defend Crown
in
and
St.
first
1
inhabit
coming
at
the
problem
Promoter Dave Rush said the American Broadcasting
-
green
racing on St. Croix, the Virgin Islands.
of them Puerto fact that there
Croix
Ace,
Old Archie Moore
ly scheduled
Wilh
word
Aug. 8 and will be telecast an American network.
di
for
complaints,
too. It’s hard to find a child without prints or the five Olympic
chie Moore
S
and
program
Problem
week
asked for a release fight date was shifted 18. Moore asked for
<
a neces-
months
Rush | said
AYYep
said
enough, Olympic
repairs
|
time.
closed
‘ /.
and
Officials
sary nuisance. But now, with
(ABC)
-
another
them,
Rome's traffic was bad and that the expected
for the hame
ti
than
authorities
widened
underpasses.
traffic
incomplete
Pails
headache For months streets have
of »
in
lined up with pails tank trucks, they the water company
enthusiastic terms. Automobile traffic
title
A eZ
extra
breakdowns
Water
As
postponed
be
of
an
system.
18
hee
RUNS
new
off
more.
= tm
Boyer,
Ss.
because
the
one.
-305
2313
as
“
M:
day
new
July
Rican-owned thoroughbred, Toulouse. During the course of the holiday racing card, one of four staged | there
was
309 309 305
324
Chicago Miwauikiee
water
launched a new system of oneway streets around Piazza Venezia in central Rome. Traffic was more jammed than ever. Now they plan to modify the one-way Streets and experiment some
317
Angeles
|
14
BATTED
New
2325
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Skowron,
34] 330
Pittsburgh
all
system to the Then water was
371
Chicago
ago
turned off for two days while the company switched from the
at
Francisco
Clemente,
20 29
Colavito, Detroit . i"
New
San
321,
25
Held, Cleveland
Maris,
Mays,
| Adcock,
Mantle, New York Lemow. Washingtoa . i William, Boston
Gentile,
LEAGUE
BATTING
.314| Walters, Philadelphia .303 | Skinner, Pittsburgh .298 | Kirkland, San Francisco
York
RUNS
at bats) NATIONAL
days
jeans
island’s
for
pools.
is out that traffic will be even worse in August, that as many as a thousand busloads of athletes may move through the city
Sunday
.322 | Ashburn,
Chicago Cleveland Boston
Maris,
more
veral
re-paved
Radio
swimming
in St. the
the
So the water company rushed completion of its new plant. Se-
less
.32 | Larker, 8 Los Angeles 326 Groat, Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Skowron,
or |
|
Boston
Gentile, Minoso,
Through
Olympic
was
blue
of
socks.
portion The
water
and
Track in
persons
water
for
Village
Fourth
Such is horse main islands in
until
possible
demanas
Olympic
built
pm)
a
Race
argyle
the height of the torrid August—be-
of the
the
night.
Angeles,
at
Bay Track
street shoes and threw a leg over his the green and white silks, but had failed
before
symbol
faced
night.
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS Includes
cause at
and
15%
at Milwaukee,
at
Rome shortage games—in
old
28
games
Pittsburgh
night.
Wastunzton
get
Today’s Games
night
Detroit,
to
Olympics
44
28
°
games not included Today’s Games
Chicago
no
LEAGUE
| Los Angeles 36
7"
had the
rush
39
lst Louis
#9 2
0
might
1%
or
STANDINGS
3 3 -
¢ity
—J|Pittsburgh
an,
37
city But
NATIONAL
42
aq
the
the
simply its grow-
Olympics
system.
made
43
Ealiaas
new
LEAGUE
York
Wo
population,
Olympic
Bay
official
outfitted
~
example Rome enough water for
Olympics,
majo-]a
Cleveland
Vastunet
For | hasn’t
aren't
with
Their desire to put on a good
:csiau:ant keepers are begin-|Show— and avoid any embarsndee if the Olympics | rassing predicaments— is at the reclly make their cash re. toot of the second thoughts.
It.
to
housewives
Zyv
gist
worse
i
By Jim Douglas The
be ginning to wonder if the Olympics are worth
‘
Racing
Manning's
LEVIN
lays recently most of them were without water. months traffic has been snarled, and the chances are it will get
lig
and mine wil
are
trouble
I
\
Romans
EUGENE
i)
tie
the
(AP)—Many
By
Horse
|
Rico,
three runs at the leader, seriously threatened.
was
as
Far across the infield, they looked guay in a classic horse opera.
if he
two
could
but
shot into a three-length’ lead. on Toulouse, sent his mount the advantage as they.: went Toulouse was moving so fast do
were
sliding
on-ice.
in front.
Nothing
helped
Johnny
the
long-striding
like
the
good
that: Jose Acé@.
invadeg:
He
was i
guy
chasing i
The stretch run was a mere formality as Toulouse coasfed lengths in front of his very game, but outclassed opponent . The railbirds surged onto the track and chased Toulouse
quarter
of a mile
down
the track
and
gave
him
a hero’s
reception. The sun by then was making! its way down past a row of hills.
Such is horse racing in the Virgin Islands.
oa7
the
in a
THE, SAN <
JUAN
STAR—
Wednesday, July 6, 1960 «
‘i
isherman’s
Luck
"
History |
The
Villa
Parguera
at history
can
By Mike Murray
angling
repeat
Rider Saves Despirito During Suffolk Race
Repeats _—_
team.proved
itself
even
over
among
the
anglers.
past
weekend
They‘ edged
BOSTON,
out
A
record
of
31
boats
for
any
tourney
in
Puerto
Rigo.
A
Wajda’s spectacular saving Tony Despirito
sum-
ary of events over the weekend indicated only three caches were ade from boats on the way to the tourney. A 182-pound bjue marlin,
aught
by
Arturo
Naveira
of
San
Juan:
a
pound line by this writer; and a 25-pound { Humacao were the reported catches.
The
tourney
e starting
started
whistle
Saturday
blew,
the
37-pound
wahoo
morning.
first
strike
waboo
by
day
Roig
minutes
after
was
sible
30-
Adalberto :
Twenty
of the
on
reported
15 minutes
after he
set the
hook
when
his
reel
handle?
This time, Mish
decided
Mish
sounded,
but
with no handle it
was
time
to
land
by
Five
minutes
after
the
Abarca,
Jr.,
Meaped
into
fighting
@
the
He
broke
the
Marlin
Sea
aboard
it
was
brogght .
Queen
his
chair
the
and_ disappeared.
their
(flagship
second
loss, ‘ace angler
for
strike.
the
tourney),
Coming
half
later,
misfortune
rang
again
as
the
big
marlin
every
30
out
all
broke
e line. A close inspection of the line revealed a serious rust spot the core of the line, weakening the threads and causing. the break.
_
Strikes
were
reported
at
an
average
of
one
minutes.
wut it was not until 3 p.m. that Boca de Cangrejos top angler, Roberto wiomar, aboard the Chessey JI, boated a 98-pound blue: marlin on
0-pound
line
for
the
Cangrejos
number
two
team.
Minutes
later,
Dr.
Rafael Blanco of the Parguera team, boated a 104-pound blue rarlin on 50-pound line. Ten minutes before the close of the day,
Fugenio
Garcia,
arlin pecond
angling
for
Parguera,
on 80-pound line. It gave day of competition.
Biggest marlin of the day marlin. It was caught by
plue
boated
a
the
lead
Parguera
and of the Dr. Ramon
125-,0und
goitig -
blue
into
the
to
International
be
Game
Fishing
tourney was 4 432-pound Collazo of Catgrejo team
Association,
disqualified
Rodriguez Sunday’s
angling
also
rules,
Loses
averaged
one
the
Fish
strike
fish
30
The
butt
on
Rodriguez’
rod
broke
while
he
lest
the
Six
battle
marlins
when
were
the
marlin
boated
in
broke
the
vighting
Sunday's
line.
the
Gaspar
Gerena-
Bras of Cangrejo team number three, caught a 216-pound ,blue marlin on 80-pound line; Adalberto Roig of Humacao, got a 78. blue
marlin on 50-pound line; Federico Portelo of Cangrejos number two, caught
a 135-pound
Cangrejos
number
blue
marlin
on
three,
boated
a
50-pound
72-pound
line;
Frank? Thomas
blue
marlin yn
of
80-pound
line; Hector Mejias of Cangrejos number two, got a 16-pound on 80-pound line; and Victor Domenech of Mayaguez, caught a 134 pound
biue
marlin
on
50-pound
line.
e
Trophies were awarded to Villa Parguera as the team scoring the most points and to Cangrejos number three and Cangrejos number two
for finishing
Federico
second
Portelo
and
was
third
awarded
respectively.
the
trophy
indiyidual
high
scorer. He also received the first Ronrico trophy with his 276 points. Gaspar Genera-Bras was awarded He beated a 216 pounder.
The
(Garcia
Department
for
his
of
outstanding
'The Swank Cleaners pound marlin caught
of the seven Final Parguera
Tourism
the
largest
trophy
125-pound
was
blue
blue
malin :
awarded ‘to
marlin
in
trophy went te Victor Domenech in seven minutes. Cangrejes carrie@
trophies awarded
in the tourney.
Eugenio
four :
trophy.
minutes. bis away
134 five
>
rundown on positions for the Ronrico Cup areas follows: 364, Cangrejos 322, Mayaguez 268, Humacao ‘156, Ponce,
Arecibe, and Club Nautico de San Juan 0.
Poor
:
Sportsmanship
'
One unsavory incident spoiled the complete success of the Arecibo ourney. The incident grew so vielent that police had to itytervene.
It séems that two men made plans to fish from a cprtain boat. One of the men decided he couldn’t attend, and his partner found
another
fisherman
to share
the
boat.
€
When the man who originally dropped out showed up-at Arecibo
Saturday night, he demanded that boat to make room for himself.
Officials of mattended:
embership
The
the
club
guilty
involved party
Rican
been
to
sion
Stadium
in
San
play
in
Fishing
lose
his
is an exciting sport, a
good sport. There isn’t room for poor sportsmanship.
nation’s
heroics
were
replaced
in
the
frame.
Bob
Pehis
year against Ditmar, who
Turley
in
the
lost his fourth decision. seven wins. Turley had
10th,
He has replaced
starter Ralph Terry in the ninth. The game was highlighted by a
lead-
third
turn
sixth game of the two setbacks. Art
couple of bean
performed
five-furlongs,
Senators’
Valdivieso,
race
ball incidents. Jose
Washington
shortstop,
walked toward the mound in the third inning after Terry threw a wild pitch which Valdivieso thought had been aimed at his head. Two teammates held him
on the far turn fault’’—DeSpirito)
DeSpirito from the sadleft foot entangled in the
stirrup iron. Tony clung precariously to the right side of the neck
back.
of
like Valdivieso, retaliated in the next inning when he hit Mickey
his
mount,
sight
Color
was
of
the
However,
Bearer.
completely press
box
out
viewers
behind running
Ramos,
Cuban
Mantle with one of his deliveries. Ramos was officially warned,
and it was feared he was gone, If he fell he could be trampled by horses pressing from dragged by his mount
Pedro
which
or at
means
could be believed
about 35 miles an hour.
a $50 fine. The
fine
raised if league officials Ramos hit Mantle on
purpose.
Antonio,
Gotay, who plays shorstop for the Tulsa Oilers in the Texas
League, will defend that position for
the
Texans
Sunday.
Gotay
the
Mayaguez
Indians
Puerto
Rico
for
the
Winter
was last year’s out-
standing rookie in the local winter loop playing for Caguas, plays
for
the
Monterrey
,
ProPONCE—A Wrestling Card At Ponce five bout wrestl-) and Perez against thesGreat
Sultans
Sunday
for
the
Mexican
squad.
Arroyo Race To Highlight Saint Festival By Ramon ARROYO—T
coast
town
during
tron
Saint
Festival
here
July
10.
The island’s runners yearly event.
the
which
Pa-
starts
top long-distance participate in the
Track stars Agustin Carlos Quimonez, Miguel
Reyes, Perez
and local runners Harry Smaine, Ariel Burgos, and Luis are expected to compete.
Reyes
was
last
ing card is scheduled for Pa-|tonio and Firpo El Pampero. quite Montaner Bal] Park here| Four midget wrestlers _fill Sunday. Bouts begin at 8:30 p.m. jout the card with two tag-team
.
annually-cele-
brated, 21-kilometer open marathon race will be held at this south
*&h
Antonetti he
years
winner
e
@
at
Arroyo’s
Plaza
de
municipal
sponsor
the
goverment race.
The
® e
@
a
obtained
ra,
Lider
personal-
Isabelino Co-
Recreativo,
Arroyo.
trick
to
will
‘
try it. Even
have
maybe
it.
Come
@Stay @From
if you
these up
will
to
the
July
17th.
wish.
The
never play-
be your
lucky
El Barranquitas.
persons
to get a
receive:
at Arube
from
Caribbean
complimentary Thursday
Arubo
room
to
via Trans
Hotel and
Saturday,
Antilles,
world.
at the
‘ Condedo Caribbean
most
hole-in-
Caribbeon
Casino. these
beautiful
e
For
@
e @
food. for
e
:
hit five balls, and you can try as
@A free trip to and Airways.
in
tion
be
No
50c you may
Netherland
e
can
and
‘HOLE-IN-ONE
days, you will relax at the most
will officiate. There’s a valuable trophy for the winner. Additional informa-
ly or by mail from
16th and Sunday
ed golf before, days.
with
adminis-
ra,
Just come
one
e
wil]
tration’s superviser of athletics, University of Puerto Rico track
July
mM as you
The 21-kilometer distance begins at Patillas, Guardarraya borough
and ends Recreo.
Seturday
;
Curet
coach Eugenio Guerra, and local recreation director, Isabelino Co-
An-
e For First Time e in | e Puerto Rico
in the Mexican League. He is expected to start at third basc
yo
gr
the
Page)
at Mis-
go
threwn ‘
reprimanded
was
Back
in the 10th. But Alliit with his blast in
Chuck Stobbs, who relieved dro Ramos in the ninth, won
in 1952.
« DeSpirito
the second annual Pan-American Association All-Star game
the
of
players—
selected
He
knocked die, his
should not let this incident be
doubt
when crowding \“‘Nobody’s
The Public Parks and Recreation Administration and the Arro-
be
it, the had
Wajda’s
the
substitute
no
the
representative
about
in
off
his
should
for a period of time.
have
e
for
Guild
From
their chance son decided
the
Wajda saved my life,” said 25-year-old DeSpirito who has
ing jockey
Julio Gotay and Elwood Huyke—
The
‘
angling.
Puerto
League. Huykeé, who
marlin. The Caribbean Queen radioed the flagship, askin for information about the IGFA rules. Word was sent back—‘‘d' squalified.”” About an hour later, the Caribbean Queen radioed tha{, Rodriguez had
Two
in
minutes.
was
Jockey
career.
Gotay, Huyke Selected For All-Star Team
plays
first strike was reported 17 minutes after the start. David Rodriguez, aboard the Caribbean Queen, was the angler. Once again, a fish was Jost.
F ff ELWOOD HUYKE
had
~
every
Downs for
Texas.
mumber two and Dr. Astaldo Quifiones of Parguera on a double hook. The fish ate the bait of both anglers on the same sttike. Under he
Suffolk
(Continued
eight bad spills and twice before has been near death in his 10-year
along-
Lost
reported
Marisa
for
line
YANKEES
effort in from pos-
nomination
“There’s
broke.
the water, the fish passed within 20 feet of the Stern, giving ands an opportunity to estimate its weight at over 400 pounds. Minutes.
ae
again
at
a
Martin O'Neill.
on the reel, the estimated 300-pound
go.
Another fAngel
once
life saving feat on
re
George Woolf Memorial Trophy for valor, according to New Eng-
He was fighting the fish with only the shaft of the hadle. When fhe marlin was brought in near the boat, half of the tiouble line proke. Then the mide for gaff.
death
brought
e Sea Queen I. Leonardo de Leon of Arecibo, was in the fighting air with the first blue marlin of the day. Misfortune* struck de eon
A remarkable
ed a thoroughbred rider.
final count of 33 boats participating in the tourney broke the
revious
(AP)—
horseback Friday earned jockey Henry Wajda of Newmarket, N. H., a nomination for the highest honor award-
e Boca de Cangrejos number three team by a mere four points in he Arecibo Marlin Tourney. Last year Parguera won the same tourey. by four points over the same team they beat last weekend.
|
23
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glorious
spot
breathtaking
in
®
hotel
Hotel.
6
FOR FURTHER INFORMAIION CALL BARRANQUITAS 62, OR 3-0010 IN SAN JUAN. See “*Liuvia de Pesos” on WKAQ-TV- Channel 2 Saturday: 7:30 to 8 PM
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MAJOR
LEAGUE AND
the San Juan Star
STANDINGS
THE STAR
LEADERS
PAGE 22
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FEATURES
I
NIGHT
;
SCORES
;
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday, July 6, 1960
.
4
SR oeat ce A
M. AST ER
runs, displays into the pitch.
STROKE— Roger Maris, who leads both leagues in home his form. The Yankee outfielder (1st panel) strides (2nd panel) Maris leads bat with shoulders, arms, wrist
and
hands
into
the
| follows through. ton
ball.
(3rd_
panel)
He
connects,
and
(4th
panel)
Roger hit number 26 last night against the aap
Senators.
AL AIll Stars Named. (AP
Wirephotos.)
Logart To Fight Here Lopez Will Have Seven On July 22 Program New Yorkers On Squad By
Logart,
Is: 1ac
ed
expect
to
a
kick
the
at Logart’s
the
the
signing for
his
to
the
Parks
of the world. “Logartxalways wanted
of | in
July
Sixto Escobar Stadium. signed contract was
vesterday
and
Puerta
“But
he
never
tractive glad
I
Rico,”
offer can
to fight
Marks
said.
received
to come
give
the
an
here.
at-
I’m
boxing
fans
|o0f Puerto Rico the opportunity to see the Cuban in action on our for approval shores.”” Answering questions for the| Logart will arrive in Puerto STAR, Marks said that Logart’s | | Rico sometime next week. He rival will be a “young, fast rising | will train here for about a week newcomer who has
Public
Recreation
3yars
Marks
among
said
Lozart's
he
his
will
announce
opponent
later
week Lozart, fousht
rico a
a
and
hard
Thompson. draw.
Benny
hitting
twice
this |
man, |
dropped
Fede-
was
awarded
is
fighting
ST.
ANDREWS,
for the world
—A
group of 74 golfers,
Paret
Jordan,
an
upset
then
victory
the
over
Don
welterweight
Senators Nip Yankees, 53 In 10 Innings WASHINGTON
(®—Bob
Allison
hit his 10th home run of the year with one man on in the bottom of the 10th frame to give the Washington
the
Senators
New York The visitors (%e
a
5-3
win
over
Yankees last night. went scoreless in YANKEES, Page 23)
league
president,
11
at Kansas
earlier
by
City.
League
players.+
Lopez
selected
coaches
and
all-star
his
for
staff
pitching
the
two
squad.
dians,
Whitey
Coates
of
ees,
Ford
Daley
and
of
the
Lary
Baltimore
of the
Sox,
of
Camilo
Washington Staley and
Chicago ing
( Orioles,
Detroit
Monbouquette
out
Tigers,
Bill
Boston
Red
the
by
Gray
who
Only of
day.
a
of
135,
for
which res
Player
shot
terday
England,
those
players less
group in
the
Africa,
yes-
British
today.
A
played,
South
begins or
headed
qualified
the
147
(AP)
with
may
of
Open sco-
start
376
to-
golfers
qualifying
rounds.
Player had rounds of 67 and 68, while Christy O’Connor of
Ireland
Third
shot
was
genlina
68
and
69
Fidel
De
Luca
with
Drew,
Alliss
and
Also
John
making
veteran
was
one
ers
to Also
at
140
of Ar-
the Gene
of only
Nor-
and
Jacobs,
Peter
England.
grade
at
141
Sarazen.
He
four
US.
play-
qualify. with
141’s
were
Hunt,
Scotland,
Pascual
of
White
staff.
Sox
as
his
Roberto
gentine xico,
Robert
De
pro
and
United
States,
as among favorities,
five
playing
the were
carding
were
H.
H.
Johnson,
Palmer
U-S.
qualifiers
146,
and
in
Vicenzo
Americans and
De
147.
. and
Power of Robinson
Puerto Cleveland and Jim
in-
reserves.
as
Named
Kuenn
of Boston, Al KaHarvey Kuenn of
included
as
reserves
fot
the
The
eight
the
players
starting
line
who up
will
be
are
Berra,
_ | catcher, Bill Skowron, of New “1 York, first base, Pete Runnels, : Boston, second base, Ron Hafsen, Baltimore, shortstop, Frank Malzone, Boston, third base, Minnie
of
Me-
Minoso, Chicago, left field, Mickey
the
Mantle,
of
and
Eric Ken
Sarazen Bill
Issacs,
who
De re.
and
AL LOPEZ
New
York,
Roger
Maris,
center
field,
New
York,
right field.
BASEBALL SCORES NATIONAL
St. Louis Chicago Simmons, Smith;
(9)
LEAGUE
000 101 010—3 5 1 000 002 000—2 5 0 McDaniel (7) and
Cardwell,
and
Tappe,
W-McDaniel
Schaffernoth
Averill
(43).
(8Y.
L-Cardwell
(46). HR—Chicago,
besides
main in the running are Leopoldo Ruiz of Argentina with a 146 and Jose Maria Gonzalez, Brazil,
Aparicio
Chicago,
Ar-
were
Luca
of
the
147.
Latin
Luis
Fox
Williams,
Vicenzo
Jack
Yogi
Yankees.
outfield.
Palmer, 71. 142 quintet
and
starter
Cleveland and Al Smith of Chicago
Brown of Scotland and Bousfield of England.
Joining
up
Ted Williams line of Detroit,
mentioned
McDonald
of Chi-
back
of the
cluded
|
De
of; New
Lollar
Gentile of Baltimore have been
pre-tournament in a group of
142’s.
will
© | were
out
had a 72 yesterday, Joining them in the
cago
eightt starigrs:
Sherman
Rican Vic and Brooks
-
Arer-
all-“star
Elston | Howard
Infielders
Jim
Palmer
both
and
Nelson
pitch-
Geoffrey
Vicenzo,
of
York
Kansas
and
Arnold
team
Berra
Senators, and Gerry Early Wynn of the
the
in the annual
Catchers
the
England.
among
were
Ireland,
was
137.
69-70—139.
Bracketed
man
for
Walker,
the
Frank
Estrada
Chuck
Athletics,
the
rounded
3!
squad
Yank-
York
New
the
Bud
Bell and Dick Cleveland In-
Gary the
ager named Stigman of
man-
Sex
White
Chicago
The
of
manager
announced
League
Player's 135 Leads Field Of British Open Qualifiers
He
(Kid)
July
Al Lopez, American
City
Thompson
crown in a few weeks. He recently beat Candy MacFarland, the same man _ who scored
match
the
before
Cronin,
managers and coaches of the league's teams.
Administration
a victory over
Walter umphs
game
fselected
pro- | champion
Juan
gladiator
22 card taken
San
announced
Cuban
welterweight contender, is new era in _Professignal boxing
(AP)—Joe
ican League team which will face the National
+
Marks,
moter,
BOSTON
CARMONA
former
off
in Puerto Rico. David
EMILIO
Banks
(24).
Philadelphia 000 001 100—2 8 0 Cincinnati 000 000 000—0 4 0 W-Roberts (5-7). L-Newcombe (3-6).
Pittsburgh Milwaukee
000 000 0 000 010 0
San Francisco night.
at
Los
Angeles,
AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 200 100 000 0—3:.3 Wash. 000 000 111 2-5:9 Terry, Turley
and
Berra;
and
Battey,
Stobbs
Washington,
(8).:W-
L-Ditmar York,
(7-4).
Maris
Allison
030 231 000—p
Boston
000
W-Estrada
(9-4).
‘(26).
(10),
Baltimore
020
(10)
Stobbs : (9)
Naragon
(6-2).
HR—New
(9), Ditmar
Ramos,
0 o>
002-4
L-Brewer!
14 0 51
(5-7). bol i