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UN Told World War Possible Over Congo Officials Say Revolt Here Hammarskjold Insists rs +
Belgian Troops Move
Is ‘Next To Impossible’ By A. W. MALDONADO A Castro-type guerrilla revolution in Puerto Rico was seen here yesterday by top * Commonwealth officials as ‘next to impossible.”
stating
Sunday,
a revolution in Puerto Rico is one of the chief aims of Fidel Castro’s govern-
that
P.R. Independence Strictly Local Issue Say Separatists
ment. Government leaders here stressed that to start an armed revolution
parties
here
agreed
locally
The
Reasons It that
must
inspired
by
the
leader
rally held at the Ateneo Espanol, in Mexico City, some months before Castro and his followers embarked
yacht
handful of for Cuba
Gamma,
Comment On
P.R: Quizzing By
SEN. CONCEPCION DE GRACIA ... liberty, universal
problem
Rico—Five
times
Congo,
larger
than
Cuba. 3. Topography of Puerta Rico makes it “impossible” to hide an (See REVOLT, Page 5)
including¢
demand
with
coupled
a warning
his
that the
Ike Says U.S. Military Might Best In World WASHINGTON
(#—President
Ei
the
senhower told congress yesterday this nation’s military power ‘“‘is
The Soviet Union called on the Security Council to empower U.N. forces in the Congo to shoot their way into Katanga Province. However, there appeared little chance that the rest of the members would go along with the proposal. Specifically, the Soviet asked that Hammarskjold be given power
that way.” Eisenhower said in a message to the recovening congress that if additional funds are needed to step up the country’s readiness “I shall promptly request the necessary funds.” The President cited reeent world events which he said de-
situation
threat
in
of
the
Congo
another
poses
world
war.
to take any measures necessary to compel Belgian troop withdrawal
from
Katanga.
Belgium replied that it would withdraw as soon as it had assurance that its troops and Bel(See
CONGO,
Page
20)
second
to
(See
noted
Alse
‘‘an
munist
none
and
Story
will
be
Page
intensification
kept
6)
of Com-
truculence.”’
‘Indeed,’’ Eisenhower said, ‘‘the Seviet dictator has talked loosely and
irresponsibly (See
IKE
about
SAYS,
a possible
Page
5)
WALTER Washington
ganize the July 26 movement. In a separate interview, Independence Party (PIP) President Gilberto Concepcion de Gracia
also insisted
island
independ-
of the solved
Puerto by the
While saying he does not believe Fidel
Castro
is
pushing
for
a
re-
volt in Puerto Rico, the Independence Party leader noted that the} “problems | of liberty naturally have universal repercussions.”’
A
State
‘Department
memoran-
According memo,
to
the
the
Cuban
departmental regime
hopes
WASHINGTON—The FBI yesterday refused to discuss reports
tively assist’ a handful of} “to Puerto Rican radicals whose al-
that have
in° San Juan Puerto Rican
leged purpose is violent overthrow of. the Puerto Rican government.
Nationalists and other radical independence backers on Cuban pro-
Concepcion said he does not consider the Castro movement alone
special agents been quizzing
‘mises to help in the overthrow of the-Commonwealth government. The FBI was asked for comment in the wake of U. S. accusations. charging. Fidel Castro’s government with -working ‘‘in open league’ with Russia and Red (See FBL REFUSES, Page 5)
;
dum—submitted Aug. 2 to the Inter-American Peace Committee but released to the press Sunday— charged that the Commonwealth is ‘‘among the targets” of Castro.
PRIEST Correspondent
that
ence ‘is a problem Ricans and will be Puerto Ricans.”
to or-
FBI Refuses
STAR
Guard
Cuba. 2. Population density of Puer-
to
the
Katanga, and entry of U. N. forces. The secretary-general made the statement at a dramatic meeting of the Security Council, where he won quick support from the United States.
actionsof Albizu,”’
ration for his revolutionary career was supposedly made during a
the
of
of hos-
stated O’Neill. The admission by Castro that Albizu was an inspi-
aboard
National
unconditional withdrawal of Belgian forces from
Hammarskjold
Given
Puerto Rico as it did in Cuba, according to government officials, are as follows: 1. The smallness of Puerto Rico — Less than one tenth the size
The Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico, coordinator Luis O’Neill, said “was waging revolutions long be-
Pedro Albizu Campos, and ‘claims to be the authorized spokesman for the party in the absence of Albizu. “Castro himself has said he was
would have U.S. military
rising in October, 1950. The reasons why a guerrilla rebellion would not succeed in
a revolution in Puerto Rico, claiming in-turn that ‘‘we will win the independence of Puerto Rico.”
party
is
have been able to handle in the past all violent outbreaks, such as the two-day Nationalist up-
of Nationalist
pitalized* Nationalist
Rico
was pointed out, however, Puerto Rico police and the
well-equipped
Party activities in Puerto Rico dismissed U. S. State Department charges that Fidel Castro plans
fore Castro.” _* O'Neill is the ‘son-in-law
Puerto
might.”
won.
‘‘coordinator”
within
that is, the rebels to contend with the
yester-
day that island independence be
from
“the same as starting it in Miami;
By HAROLD J. LIDIN Spokesmen for. both the peaceful, and the not-so-peaceful separatist
memorandum,
Department
on a U. 8. State
commented
leaders
government
Local
released
UNITED NATIONS (AP)--United Nations Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold yesterday called for immediate and
as
the
herald
of
a
new
economic
order in Latin America. “Other movements and attitudes, like those of Stevenson
and
Rocke-
feller on the common market,” also mark the “beginning of. the end of U. S. economic imperialism in Latin America,” he said, %&
+
:
streets are A DOG’S LIFE ENDS—Each week the stray dogs picked off the city’s t of Departmen municipal the by manner ic asphyxiated in a brutal and unscientif Sanitation. One dog’s story is recorded by “Our Man In San Juan,” Page 20. (STAR photo by Dine.)
Seizures
Castro
Hailed
PULA
STAR — Tuesday, August 9, 1960
In Cuba
are EEE
THE SAN JUAN
s| Some Wondering How U.S. Will Take Move By ROBERT BERRELLEZ HAVANA YAP) —The government yesterday hailed its confiseation of the larger part of the $1,000 mifhon U.
S.
investment
in
Cuba
as
a
ratification
of
national
sovereignty. + not replacement value, “which Armed militiamen were would be two or three times that.” posted at the doors and A question in these circles was around premises of U. S. properties throughout the na- why the nationalization decree left tion. Government appotmnted untouched some $350 million im administrators took over U. S. investment. their operation. This includes an estimated $100
But official jubilation appeared not to carry to all quarters. In Fisome sections of the government
and
in
diplomatic
circles
the
million
at-
mosphere seemed charged with an air of expectancy. An often repeated question was:
What
will
the
United
States
by
the
Defense
Department.
(U.S. Army
Net
Still anether
do
The
his
cloak
health
dropped
NEED PROTECTION! EL MORRO CHAIN LINK FENCE... THE GUARD THAT NEVER SLEEPS. YOUR PROTECTOR AROUND THE CLOCK...
NOW
you
can
have
added
security
with
Woven-Wire
Window
HEINZERLING
Ghana
was
has wired the-U. N. Security Council a demand fer a federa-
tion of the Congo’s six provinces. Youths eapital
paraded
shouting
through
“Down
this
with
Lu-
| mumba.” With eeonomie distress spreading, the influential Bakengo
tribesmen of Western Congo were reported rising in indignatien against Lumumba’s leadership. Belgian seurees said unrest
was
growing
in
Kasi-
enough
his
the
Pro
Oriental
premier
absence
con-
from
the
ment after
the
Ghana,
Lumumba
announced
CASH
SALE
he
which appealed trouble began
Congo
21's
last
month.
they
alse
would
The perty
attempted They said
resist
status
Luask
was
ways
revamp
te
the
get
shaky
of
LONDON
ing
him
firm
gevern-
date
150@ Dresses of all types at
can
Mayfair
sent
pick
his
suits
to
so the candi-
for
campaign. know hew
i
‘“Seme
years
he
has
dozen, other years just
the
many
las rather Kenmedy
tai-
half
a
twe.
He
a large wardrebe .” first beught his suits
when his
father
was
Amesice Seles St.
Step
22
the
FORECAST: fair
OUR sa
te
the
teday;
San
Sentusce
Cu-
Juan—General
variable
coludiness
and
tonight,
with
a
few
hrief
showers. WIND:
Easterly
at 15 te 22 miles
HIGH: % at
1:26 p.m. YESTERDAY’S LOW: 7%. STATESIDE: New Yerk,
partly cloudy;
Besten, 87,
Philadelphia,
88,
%9,
partly fair;
Washingten, 92, fair; Chicage, 83,
CLASSIFIEDS
S> Sheedof fenguoges At
-
officer
tonight, with a few brief showers. Penee—Generally fair teday and tenight. Mayaguez—Partly cleudy teday, with a few shewers and a chance of thumdershowers; generally fair tenight. PUERTO RICO and the VIRGIN ISLANDS—Variably cloudy today
cloudy;
READ
press
brought
“| per hour. YESTERDAY’S
Junces Ave. Senturce
(AP)—U.S,
Department
people.”
ly
MILLITA 1446
S.
WEATHER
tailor:
patterns
F. Kennedy presidential
left U.
White said the Cuban government attempt to give its seizure of American property a pretext of legality “wfll deceive no respensible person.” He said the United States had instructed its embassy in Hava na to deliver a stiff new note ef protest.
and
he will order,’ said master lor Jehan King Wilson.
here
LIQUIDATION PRICES LADIES HATS all priced at $3.00
has
Fall election “We dent
SALE
THE YEAR OF AUGUST
(®—A
Sen. John Demoeratie
ment.
CASH
ban
pro$700
value
A
this
source said the talks will
enterprises
Will Clothes Make The Man!
clouded
rid
is mvestment
have
a ealeulated plan toe destroy the economic benefits which these
miltion. But this figure, they quickly added,
Ghana
m. doubt. A number ef his cabmet mimisters were reported studying
tetted confis-
businessmen said the imvolved is closer to
ad-
Cuban’
Limeeln White yesterday called . seizure of almost § 1,000 milk lion dollars worth of private U.S. property “another step in
volucion estimated the decree makes Cuba richer by $829 mil lien worth of U. S. property. Close To $700 Millien
aid.
Lumumba’s
new
Washington.
WASHINGTON State
‘‘mi-
here
the
and
Seizures By Cuba
Despite
treeps—and Soviet treaps—if mumba should decide to
for Soviet
needed
services
Stale Dept. Blasts
mmister’s
busimessmen
up lesses under eatery decree.
Offieials there said they wou'd resist if U.N. treeps to enter the province.
S.
Fidel
general
have puzzled various sources here.
ef the revo
prime
admitted
of U.
govern-
to the U.N. brewinz ina
the government’s threats, the U. N. so far has bees umable to end the secession movement in copper-rich Katanga Province.
THE DRESS SALE OF THROUGH THE MONTH
EL MORRO FENCE CORPORATION
week
withdrawal of Belgian from his former Belgian
Leopoldville, whieh eontrols colony if the U. N. fails. lower Congo, amnounced it It was the Lumumba
ous the
leaving Accra, the capital city of and
Step
the
imcindes
continue. These negotiations, ever a plant as. openly vulnerable to confiscation as other property,
on
speed troeps
country. He has been away fer twe weeks on vacation. Before
Fernandez
by
property
representatives
for
embassy
of an official
of the rems
mining
Friday
again yesterday.
neo sign
companies
been discussing the sale of plant to Cuba. The U. S. representatives
whereabouts
ba’s Conge government was shaken last night by dissent. Popul
Oddly
25267
lution
Kwame
silence
fate owed
gevernment.
officials
hewwell.
Nkrumah had agreed to establish younger brother, Major Raul Casa eombined high command to tro, whe in a TV appearance last
tinued
TEL.
President
his
is the
million
Nicaro nickel plant owned by U. S. government. The U. S.
government
LEOPOLDVILLE, The Conge (AP)—Premier Patrice Lumum-
vinee te the east and Provinee to the north.
Guards.
and
official
over him
There
takeover LYNN
of
and
$70
refinmg
Castre
gevernment’s
M
agreed, not leok
to
S. sugar
The
like the desperately ill man depicted in a rash of rumors last week. Correspondents ever, Castro did
question
$60
the
the the
not im perfect voice as he pro nounced the nationalizatien decree Saturday night, did not leok at all
Phote via AP.)
some
by
the state of
Desperately
compa-
in mining
airlines.
The angry prime minister, theugh
Congo Dissent Growing; New U.N. Action Sought By
million
to U.
from the right in a cellisien course. Impact takes place in lower ment photo as Hawk intercepts the Little John at 6,000 feet. Photes were made July27 and released over weekend
$150
about
and about $50 million in banks and
pression of preoccupation about Communism's advance m Cuba? These weekend developments had the effect of overshadowimg a
the
nies,
Another was: What will the Castro govermment do about the Cuban Roman Cathelic church's ex-
of the Hawk. Lower phote, the Hawk is approaching from the left and the
pharmaceuti-
aluminum
of
closely related factor: Fidel Castro’s health.
insurance, and
now?
JUST TESTING_A Hawk guided missile, top left, and a Little are launched at the Army’s White Sands Missile Range, N.M., te test the
im
cal, rubber
the ee
3 +
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Juen
Darlington“
re
eloudy; San Franeisco, 65, fair; Les Angeles, 74, partly cleudy; LMiami, $8, fair. y
ne
ee
Dey tage a yy
epee
Sage
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4
3
Barroom
Man
Shoots
Burglar In Heart;
Fight Ends 20 Other Area
- In Murder An pane
By GUNTER HETT And RALPH ANGLADA A Santurce man shot an alleged burglar in the heart early yesterday, critically wounding
argument over a_ broken of glass on a juke-box and
a few
unpaid
beers
resulted
in the
death ef Ramon
Cruz Santiago, 23,
in
argument
a
barroom
in
section.
of
Rio
Piedras,
died
Twenty
Escribano,
37,
the
area
in-
owner
La Playjta Bat, where been playing billiards. According
to
police,
1
on
several sumed. -In
the
beers
the
out
an
Cruz
juke
box
start-
that
Cruz
scuffle,
pistol
the
surrendered
and
ordered
up
police
to Rio Pie-
La Princesa The
him
held
in
in lieu of $15,000 bail.
investigation
is
being
ducted by District Attorney Betancourt.
in
every
went
shot
dras police and was taken before Judge Ramon A. Forti who charged him with murder in the first degree
when
he
from
chamber
of
tion was
described
night. The gation.
Herrera
performed
his
heart.
case
and
His
is
room,
last
his
con-
Ismael
to
dresser
and
car
scene
and
found
Vazquez,
29,
Santurce, wound
with
outside
211
a
A.
W.
Secretary
MALDONADO
of
Health
The
Guillermo
Arbona announced yesterday that a study of the paralytic polio epi-
demic in Puerto Rico ‘‘gives the Department reason to believe that the epidemic down.”’ The
is
secretary
finally called
dying a
news
conference yesterday to make public the results of the polio study and to announce plans for the Health Center of Mayaguez.
Slower Mail Seen If New slowdown
first
Puerto al
class
on
Rico
to
officials
here
if
FERNANDO
the
of
with with
paranon-
paralytic this year. The ‘Secretary said that a study shows that the peak of the epidemic occured in May with 88 cases. It dropped to 68 in June and to 45 in July.
study
also
revealed,
Ar-
bona said, that 80 per cent of all cases are children three years and
under.
Of
the total 358
cases
dis-
covered
up
to last
Friday,
the
cretary
continued,
239 had
not Te-
any
polio
Se-
shots.
The great majority of the cases have recuperated. A total of only
and the
stricken a total of 353 lytic polio and five
of from
by postCunning-
ham bill prohibiting airlift of such mail becomes law. The Cunningham resolution,
56
was
‘day. The
still
hospitalized
Department,
yester-
however,
is
continuing to attempt to vaccinate every child less than 10 years
old, Arbona said. At this time last year there which was passed by the U. S&S. were only three cases of polio and House of Representatives _last July, may go before the Senate which
reconvened
in
Washing-
FOR SALE
ton yesterday. The measure would prohibit airlifting of any mail
other
that
air mail. At present, going to the Puerto Rico
A.
as
. first
class
U.S. mainland from is airlifted to the
mainland and first class mail Miguel
designated
most incoming is airlifted here. Casanova,
Assist-
ant of San Juan, said the measure would “definitely delay” mail here.
In
St.
Thomas,
day, end
information
Box
HERRERA ... fired twice
it
climbed
went
Rey,
the
and
theft.
broke
into his
her
home
Sunday
and
stole
to
Pinero
report theft.
auto
Urbanization,
told police
his
that
$1,200
over
worth
of
lot, and
Rey,
burglarized
the
weekend
possessions,
cluding suits, shoes and table television sets.
park-
the
Hato
a thief
residence
of
traffic
was
reported
on
5
a
into
in-
two
por-
thority,
of
nine
to be completed by 1963. The first step, Arbona to build hospital,
said,
center.
Munoz,
Arbona
continued,
has recently appointed a board of Mayaguez City and Health De-
partment officials to supervise the construction of this third major Health
Center
on
yesterday
the
a
Two
more
reported
traffic
yesterday
The GD
last
23000
Btu/hr
crisp, Air
dry
construct Catano
other the
on the
1 in Rio
persons
wrong
on
GIANT
onlay &
Such
side
of
a
the
regular
Bee
eee
|
thermostatic
most
humid
Specialist,
for
control,
days, a
See
FREE
Imperial,
The
tropics.
humid
the
for
will
provide
cool,
STEVE,
your
Room
demonstration
of
i i
the
Imperial.
There’s MORE ALL
other
NEW
CARRIER
brands
were
Villanueva
USED
MACHINE
AS
A TRADE
IN
FINANCING
EMPEROR
AIR CONDITIONING
in Puerto Rico than
combined.
79.00
From. . $I
MODELS
(1
H.
P.
—
6000
Bta/hr)
STEVE'S AIR CONDITIONING
in-
crash.
Torres.
each
eee
under
the
Conditioning
(Air
Conditioning
1603 FERNANDEZ
pital of injuries he received when he was struck by a taxi driven Angel
parking
At the same time, Sanchez said the Ports Authority expects to send an official to New York sometime this week to look into the purchase of new ferry boats.
Piedras
5, died at Santurce Municipal Hosby
on
a
depot.
Imperial, GIANT of the ROOM AIR CON- 1
when
air
were week-
died early Sunday morning, police report, after causing a four-car
in
boats
project, if feasible, would attract commuters from surrounding areas, Sanchez said.
yes-
is designed
DITIONERS,
Another fatality was registered Friday when Rafael Baez Reyes,
aS,
to the
near
YOUR
deaths for
driving
schedule
with
island.
end, bringing the total fatalities to 227 on the 220th day of the year. Margarita Gonzalez Texidor, 29, by
daily
lot
2 More Die, Road Deaths Reach 227
Seven
52,
the
eS
p.m.
prpposal terminals
weekwhich
a.m.
continued,
is
a $7.2 million, 400 bed followed by construction
Gov.
5
12
"IT'S NOT THE HEAT BUT THE HUMIDITY”
by
of a nursing home and a rehabilitation
said
ee
total
at
to
be
leaving Cataho and San Juan terminals each quarter-hour. Sanchez said a study is underway of ways to improve service, including bettering conditions at harbor. Under consideration is a
of Catafo last Fri-
service
a.m.
would
terday. Manuel Sanchez Rivera, assistant director of the Ports Au-
The Secretary also announced that a new health center for Mayaguez will begin to go up next year,
jured
write:
oe me =
to
side of Road No. Saturday night.
V. I.
St. Thomas, V. I. een.
Hato
with
Legarreta
far
worked throughout the to ready three boats
the end of the year.
collision
2 story frame residence on 3,600 sq. feet corner fot on main street For
go
sport Company
heart
total
St.,
him
about $2,000 worth of jewelry. Jaime Arrias Fernandez, of
The Government agency, which took over the ferry system in an expropriation of the Popular Tran-
St.,
that
a
Gilberto
to
with
stoppage.
window.
said
claimed
wallet
the victim of another
Heavy
partment yesterday classified as “epidemic” the out-break that has
ceived
delivery
is foreseen
has
Rios
charged
the Catafie-San Juan ferry run yesterday as the Ports Authority began its first day of operations, resuming*the water transport service after a nearly eight-week
25 lives so far this year, the majority of them under four years old. For the first time, the De-
The
Law Passes A
Secretary
epidemic
be
Catano-S.J. Ferry Reopens; Traffic Heavy On First Day
Arbona Reports Polio Epidemic Dying Down’ By
his
ed in the police parking
Pérez
serious
Herrera’s
Lt.
someone
the
Tapia
to
While he was on duty at police headquarters Sunday in Hato Rey,
have
Antonio
of
wanted
stole
have
he was
for
at
a thief
didn’t
picked
arrived
he
imto
“In only a few mina hand reaching iron bars, trying to pants. I shot twice, the police.”
patrol
clock-radio.
said
registered pistol. “F turned off all the lights and sat off my bed, next to the open window.” Herrera said in
A
a combination
Josefina Carrion Fuentes of San Patricio Ave., Puerto Viejo, told authorities that somebody broke
his
an interview utes I saw through the pick up my than called
took
He fell asleep, however, while waiting on a_terminal bench and
home.
his
because
$125. Police
investi-
felt
searching
Valen-
Los
condi-
under
Manuel
an early bird at the reopening of the Catafio Ferry in San Juan.
left
as serious
theft,
early
a
the
another
Later, authorities picked up Teofilo del Valle del Valle, 40, of 92
Gets His Pistol He found nobody but knew that-“something was up.” So he
said. Pastrana
Fernando
yestérday
entered
pulled
heart,
weekend.
a burglar he thought might
con-
and
said
am.
on
for
had \
Pastrana
unlicensed through
and
the
was
removed
In
cia Gomez, of 726 Twelfth St., Barrio Obrero, got up yesterday
something touching his leg. He jumped up and turned the lights
ed to scuffle. with the barroom’s proprietor after the owner tried to get Cruz to pay for the broken pane
Surgery
bullet
were
the _ metropolitan
during
Police
had
Cruz
in
burglaries
Torres, 60, of 1953 Finlay St, Santurce, told them he was asleep with his wife shortly after
of
Cruz
other
reported
stantly of a bullet through the heart fired by Guadalupe Pastrana
He -was taken to Santurce Municipal hospital. Herrera was arrested on a charge of attempted murder and bond was set at $2,000.
Rio
Piedras Sunday night. - Police report that Cruz, of 35 Principal St. in the Caimito Alto
Thefts Reported
is our
ONLY
Business)
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TELS:
3-4367
&
SANTURCE
2-3839
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, August 9, 1960
speeches in over 40 towns in the center of the island. Starting at
conference, with Munoz
the
he
Eastern
tip
of
Puerto
Rico,
the governor will trek across the center of the island, ending next
Sunday
night at the Western tip.
Munoz jeep,
will travel
boat,
and
by automobile,
helicopter
his fiveday stump Mountain areas. The
governer,
away
from
La
it was
who
Fortaleza
The
exact
conference “for
rural
campaign-
location
will
security
not
of
the
news
be
disclosed an
reasons,”
aide
aimed
at
affecting
a
with
William
delphian
Parmer,
serving
41,
nea-
is expected
his
against
gave
a Phila-
a term for se-
constitutional “unreasonable
in
Utuado.”’ Plans
seizures.”
he
meetings
area.
According
Munoz based
at
in to
La
he
ligion
calls
the
in politics,
that
the
the
status
issue
year’s
political
La
Fortaleza
on
has
away
and
out
blast in World
War
brought
to
after
back
18 years,
The
Soviet
Pyotr
Vetrov
Ma
since
the
he
Nazis
Moscow for the
were
sol-
width.
to
recruit
radio
appeal who
policemen brought about a dozen more crowd. Five Negroes were arrested.
600
about
and
that
24
farm
is
in
pearls
seed
measured
best known
pearis.
620
some
contained
He
said
there
the
liver
of
20
inches
in
one
of
prefecture,
Mie
Shima,
its
were
a three-year-
2.2
and
in length
inches in
of
first
the
oyster—probably
yes-
owner,
farm
pearl
a
Hamaguchi, pearl
a
finding
Hamaguchi’s
Japan’s
take
pearl districts.
a driver
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Silent Screen Actress Dies HOLLYWOOD
SERVICE
SALES
A
race.
their
for
night
Sunday
held
was
fight
to
20
about
by
beaten
were
policemen
(AP)—Yujiro
oyster.
old
was
of a Union of African “States with continent of Africa from colonialism
white
two the
reported pearl
black
said
a ¢o
in 1942. He Red Army.
te
plan
they
said
leaders
The
topic.
1
No.
to ‘Africa
go
kind—that
when
to
te take place at Leopoldville
States”
African
Congo
conference
summit
African
“an
preposed
reported. the meeting
said
to
TOKYO terday
in
trying
Po-
620 Pearls Found In One Oyster
|
reports.
been
the
and
Nkrumah
President
(AP)—Ghana
two
which
for help for the quickly subdued
wounded
had
of
attack.
heart
a
have
the
be
Police
bomb
agency
providing
agenda was disclosed in a joint statement the two here yesterday, but it is assumed the Congo si-
police
Negroes
consciousness |
news
against
by sponsored street corner meeting (AP)—A YORK into a and Daughters of Africa in Brooklyn erupted
in
battle
II has been |
Tass
was
a
protest
eee
Soviet
by
Soviet
Germany.
Ghana
will
Negroes,
From 18 Year Coma knocked
the
York Daily News for more than 20 years, died the hospital at Cape Cod hospital. He entered
Lumumba
NEW Sons
the
Red Soldier Recovers dier
to
imperialism.
fhis
announced |
(AP)—A
delivered
Five Arrested Affer Brooklyn Meeting
taken
yesterday that Munoz will hold a press conference. possibly this
MOSCOW
was
**
campaign.
also
West
suffering
after
29
tuation
re-
from
today,
work “for the establishment a view to liberating the whole
stressing
bill
public
three-page
Aug. 25-30. No leaders issued
Fortaleza,
and
plebiscite
made
of the independent
dif-
of.
a
ACCRA,
Utuado
dangers
the
eee
Premier
is continuing a campaign principally on talking of
what
to
African ‘Summit’ Conference Proposed
of
four
the
note
eee
Conference
spoke
|
a
Danion Walker Dies At 61 July
last
mountains
Press
Sunday ferent
the
Freers
ist of the New early yesterday
area. was reported yesterday an aide to be ‘“‘taking a rest
somewhere
States. delivered
HYANNIS, Mass. (AP)—Danton Walker, 61, Broadway column-
rights searches
Thursday campaigning in the Utuado by
to be
laris- missile to
been
since
United
Foreign Ministry by Edward L. Freens, the U.S. Charge D’ Affaires in Moscow. On July 19, Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko
cond degree murder. He sued the warden charging the order vio-
lated
(AP)—The
Soviet Union yesterday replying to a Soviet protest against any delivery of Polaris missles to West Germany. The note, which
ter appearance of prisoners. The order didn’t go over well
and
said.
the
has_
his
ing.
during
through
reporters will ‘‘hike” from town to town .as
conducts
MOSCOW
an order barring all inmates from wearing mustaches. He said
will begin a Thursday somewhere in the cenof political ter of the island. Following the
| —
Soviets Get Reply On Polaris Note -
Banmiller of the Pennsylvania Correctional Institution issued
In Next Six Days — Gov. Munoz today gruelling schedule
NewsInBrief
PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Three months ago warden William J.
T alks
Campaign
40
tav rsui [iings'o
Schedules
Munoz
ing
the
silent
after a long
(AP)—Annette
screen
days
illness.
She
Mayer and John Clear Call.” Miss
M. De
of the
De
1920s,
starred
Foe,
71, movie
died
in a hospital
actress
in films produced
Stahl, including “Timber Fee also appeared on the
dur-
Saturday
by Louis
B.
Wolf” and “One legitimate stage.
ee
Brazilian
Playboy
MEXICO
CITY,
boy, Francisco
Charged
(AP)—Brazil’s
(Baby)
With
Adultery
internationally-known
Pignatari, was
released
from
police
yesterday after having been held overnight on charges with 20-year-old Princess Ira von Furstenberg de
play-
custody
of adultery Hohenlohe
brought by her estranged husband Prince Alfonso Hohenlohe. The 40-year-old Pignatari was arrested Sunday morning in pre-dawn
raid
on
born Princess.
the
deluxe
Police
hotel
said they
suite
found
in trousers and shirtsleeves. The children, for whose custody she is
CASH
REGISTER
MODELS—
loan
We
will
1207 Stop
Fernandez
its plan
meet
them
to send
its troops
to the
with
force.
(AP
secessionist
Congo
ANNA
Boarding
8-12-Fully
Ave.
Clesses
P.O.
stort
School
THE
Cuba,
stung
by
U.S.
assertions
The
agenda
calls
tion against the “subversive ment or their agents.” The
BENT
August
STOCKHOLM, 15
Box 98
Saint Just, P. R.
Tels.
175
Trujillo Alto
or
148
“
SWEDISH @RADUATED
accredited
“”
(AP)—Hemisphere
of American
States
approved
© nega te
agreed
that
it is
heading
for
the
ministers
for
a
com-
agenda promised of the American to
review
coopera-
activities of any organization, gevern21-nation council of the Organization it with
only
Cuba
dissenting.
OFFERS
HER
Mansfield Outlines Latin Aid Plan
MASSEUSE FROM
ate
SWEDEN
WASHINGTON (AP)—Senator Mike Mansfield, majority leader, offered a substitute yesterday
Eisenhower’s request America. Mansfield,
SERVICES.
assistant senfor President
for $600 million in new economic aid to Latin a Democrat from Montana, introduced a reso-
lution designed to back fully “an integrated plan” for the develop1371
WILSON
SANTURCE
AVENUE,
PHONE
ment of hemispheric resources a plan that is financed by all
2-5533.
hemisphere
in rough proportion
.a long ‘address -to the senate. eS
representatives
eee
College Preparatory
1° mh
two part
munist controlled dictatorship, has rebuked the for the August 16 meeting of foreign ministers
Photo.)
COLEGIO SAN JUSTO
TEL. 3-8440 *
clad
herself and her were in another
yesterday, over strong Cuban objections, to have their foreign ministers discuss cooperation against the’ subversive activities.
republics.
Grades
Santurce
in Ira’s apartment
princess fighting,
suite.
WASHINGTON
troops line up
at Elizabethville airport. The United Nations backed down
Boy’s
Jumcos
18
watching military police guard of Katanga
(EPISCOPAL)
CASA ANA
a
Italian-
OAS Ignores Cuban Objections
OLD AND NEW ORDERS—A tribal chieftain, wearing colorful native costume, turns toward photographer while
province of Katanga when Katanga premier threatened to
you a register while we repair yours.
him
20-year-old
e%
from
REPAIRS ALL
of the
the
ee
“ns be
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-
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PERE
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HMR
on a eooperative basis. We need the participating republics in this
to their capabilities,” he said in ay
os
OKI IES
pilin o—
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS ADDING MACHINES SLICING MACHINES
of
[on
CONGO. (Continued
from
They'll Do It Page
protected. U .S. Ambassador
Ledge
said
SAN.
Belgians
should
Calif.,
leave
Soviet
Union
Of
and
thing that would ga independence
oppose
and
Ceylon
U.
N.
delivered
secretary
his warning
out
meeting
Security
of
The
train
nald’s
pants.
and
Council
erisis.
He
the
the
withdrawal
should
tanga “and
to all parts of Katan-
2g:
He
fora “These
group-interests now that would hamper
would
effort,
in the
risk
intented
to
“This
all
im-
Hammarskjold’s
tary
consideration
U.N.
troops
report
delivered as were under
aimed
at
their
Friday to N, troops,
big to
presence
prejudice attain
would “in
ed the Council to send
they
marskjold’s
drop
bows
to
groups
in the Caribbean
encourage
America. The State
be
dropped
be
the
1)
he
alert
from
to
of
U.
long-range
will
Congolese:
There
explosion.
driven
if
continued
all the
whites
new
republic.
and
only
this
More
than
Congolese
cestors
one
only
in
per
cent
live
the
as
to
of
the
their
an-
bush,
Went
of
are
Congolese
uni-
There
develop
a
was
no
national
attempt
conscious-
ness. When
respect-
and
ing the ancient superstitions and hating the neighboring tribe. What
handful
countants.
thin-layer,
imperfectly.
80
still
did
very
a
Wrong
the
the
day
more
of
freedom
long-repressed
Congolese
urge
the
to
turn
came
aggressive
of
the
felt
the
on
the
stick
white man, there was no authority they respected, no single black
What went wrong with the birth of this new African nation—so rich in natural resources, so poor
man
they
ould
follow.
S.
pro-
be
strengthened
said that during the ballistic
Program
missile
radicals
power
in
missile
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mea-
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the
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His failure to recommend specifi¢ increase. in defense
whose
proepriations
avowed policy is the overthrow of the government of Puerto Rico by violent means.” The report said that Cuba has offered “indigenous revolutionary
seemed
any ap-
likely to draw
the fire of Sen. John F. Kennedy, the Democratic presidential no} Kennedy associates
and haye
his been
Democratic demanding
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‘revolutionaries.
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Cuba for
interfererice. in Puerto Rican fairs. stemmed. largely f
Large private Chapels
minee.
movements’” in Latin - American jan increase of up to $3 billion nations, arms, propaganda mate- above. the current level in defense
of
*
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quest
tro of “actively” assisting a “hand-
Rican
leaders
the
in sures.
it accused
S.. condemnation
no effort to develop
among
in service
“Total resources are adequate,” said, ‘although a modest in-
crease
levelled
regime
day.
U.
pro-
Congo,
mili-
in operation and maintenance funds may prove to be necessary
and Latin
to the OrganizaStates last Sun-
Puerto
of
catas-
trated
has expanded .
to keep for any
retained
area
the Polaris
revolutionary
Department
Rican
will
versatility, ity.”
a 78 page report tion of American
ful of Puerto
and
the
America a weapon of even greater
its blast at the Cuban Specifically,
Cuba.”
I have directed the development of a much longer- range version of
this
to Ham-
Page
China
made
of
mere-submarines have been started this fiscal year. Furthermore,
FBI REFUSES from
long
Puerto Rico Memorial
said. have
“The time is now right to increase the scope of the Polaris program and five instead of three
demands.
(Continued
to
forces
Polaris
a 10-nation
would
if Belgium
on
To provide a better funeral service .
to
American
ing the Polaris submarine.
ask-
the support of the it was reported that
probably
support
intent
exploitation
congressional recess extraordinary progress had been made in develop-
no
observer team into_the Congo to insure withdrawal of Belgian troops. This had Soviets, but
the
Eisenhower
rule.
Premier Patrice Lumumba
duled:
borne
Katanga’s attempt
home
fitable
posture.
In
caspite Hammarskjold’s assurance that
on
the
extremes
about
most
gramming, the President said the capability of the Strategic Air Comand to conduct a continuous air-
Pro-
vince. Katanga refused allow of U. : entry
month
Only the swift and timely inter-
unrest, turn to
to
the
fot the time being.
getting
into Katanga
independ-
last
off a truly
the
of
its history
versity graduates: no doctors, no engineers, no lawyers, no ac-
whites
to
one
in
He said these measures include the deployment of additional aireraft carriers to the 6th and 7th fleets. He said a number of B47 medium bombers and accompanying tankers which had been sche-
parties,
personal
fatal
Strengthened
strenghthen
of be
first of all, to the one which the Security Council has addresse7 its appeal.” to the council. was various proposals
been
has
jobs
eventuality he already has taken certain “practical measures” to
protect.
applies -to
of
Eisenhower said that the nation in readiness
a way U. N,
values
said
continue
of us know U.S.
or
measurably greater than any . those which such action may
He
better world, he Communist éfforts
“All
-
national
waters.
have
parently
now
formidable its hands.
80 years tried to fit Western civilization from the top. It pene-
from the country. This would have
United
recently reached new in Central Africa.
°“A delay now, hesitation now, safeguard
might
1)
Nations
days which ‘folence
the
in wisdom and statesmanship? In the first place Belgium, ap-
only
lowed
racial
vention of the United Nations saved the situation. And the United
The new Congo Republic is a state on which the Belgians for
In the heady
to set
trophical
against
the
3
century.
19th
The bullying, the rape, the harassment and _ the violence Page
on
Congo exchang-
it would not have taken much a spark
their ends the struggle of peoples
bility of war that “I do not limit to
seals._
exploit situations flagrantly striving
mentioned in reference to statement about the possi-
efforts
Russian
from
to
life of the
Analysis
Do-
bruised
tiations. The Communists
Ka-
my perspective to the Congo.
off
The
clese
News
Soviet delegation has walked out of the Geneva disarmament nego-
”
his
the
was
attack
international
“IT would even say that the immediate conclusion of the Congo problem is~a question of p2ace or war,” he declared. He said that the council should spell out in a resolution that the to
the tribal
States.”’ Eisenhower recalled the recent attack on an American plane ever
meeting.
apply
to
ripped
were
missile
Congo
for
seals
He
(Continued
11-nation
asked-
busy
IKE SAYS
in a hard-
on
had
the
so
perilously
ing a thin veneer of civilization for a return to the tom tom and
scratched.
- They
sub-
general
the
was
HEINZERLING
LEOPOLDVILLE, came
see Donald.
hitting speech at the opening of urgent
By LYNN
little electrically-
24,
August 9, 1960
Return To Tom Tom, Tribal Life
seals
tourist train. engineer Gérhard
mitted a resolution calling on Belgium to comply immediately. The
the
train passengers that he didn’t
any-
keep the Katanmovement alive.
Tunisia
zoo’s
pointing
(See other story Page 2.) After Jammarskjold made his demand,
watching
Mortizisen,
demands. The official Soviet news agency Tass said yesterday the
would
the
~ powered Train
African delegates appeared ready to back up Hammarskjold’s
Soviet Union
was
(AP)—
30, of Hayward,
ly he didn’t hear the approach
moment.” the
s,
at Fleischhacker Zoo so intent-
Katanga Province “at the earliest Both
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Donald
Henry Cabot
vad
comas Crisis Almost Triggered
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for $606
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will begin
will
eneb Cane the
reject ony or all bids received! and te wave ony imfosmolities im bids:
Son
Int;
rations with a work force.of 70. on
éroft peyable to the Puerto The
Royal
+1
35%
to an announcement from Fomen.| Martin to’s Dept. of Industrial Services. | Merek. The concern will manufacture | MGM
Brunswick
=a
_.
3%
Int Paper
operations soon in Ponce, according
‘i : sperts equipment in a 23,000 square feet leased Puerto Rico Industrial
a
26%
Int. Nick
Operations
documents, etc., may be obtained from the Chief, Piers ond Harbors Division or Purches- [| ment Co. (PRIDCO) ing Section, Building 53, Isla Grande Airpost, San Juen, Each
Rodri-
guez, who had occupied the post | Int. Harv
} Saris
Puerta de Tierra, Puerto Rico, will be received at the office of the Board of Awards, Conference Room, Bldg. 65, Isla Grande, Sen Juan, P. R., until 2:00 P.M. on the 29th of August 1960, at which
aloud.
of
a
29%
desig-| Grace & Co
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS |/Sports Goods Firm
bids in triplicate, for rent of a concrete Ports
resignation
Repub.
644
_ | Goodyean
was
_
+'
Sie
nated executive director of the] Gulf Land Authority July Inge Gil. Rand
H Puerto Rico 26 upon the
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
BUILDING FOR RENT perty
Agosto
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cit
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Ford
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18%
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45%
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PUERTO
23.
care
+h +% 7
at the cerempny were | Food
minister
Pure on
63%.
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|
+ is
Comw.
tions: yesterday by Dr. + becretary eduPont.
anaes | eee sason | President
53%
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Ed
Fri-
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62°
elopment Bank for Puerto Rico, Gillette and other of the Commenwealth | goodrich
OF
750,000
elie beng
33%
their new pesi-| pow
maner. Seles! rales Carrion, assistant’
: |Bfizer
Colg Palm
ofof the ; Puertoto
director
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.
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63%
4%
Sale 46 conmacteHick= “°=Low* MO" other visiting: dignitaries from Tri-| Gen. Dynam Clese-|nidad; Luis Rivera Santos, Com- Gen.
‘OMMONWEALTH
with
:
coon 006
1 Ma Rat
70%
Rodriguez, exeeutive viee-president | Curt. Wi
| x7 “contract
oe
compared’
of
wa
3614
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Rieo Band Authority, and! David | Grane |¢rn Zell
aca
r| Mar May aT Tidieais
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32
328
Bb. Baa.
TIONS
aa
pie YORK (AP) _ =nE yes scindiass COFFEE ES [of the Government Development | pistill Corp. fave he following quotations for rice. | Net enadel cloudFUTUR at Seamh ony | Bank s For Puerto Ries, were: offi-|- Doug Ain exdock, New York. im cemts per pound: | 94 freight olferimes include Santes-| Cially sworn im te: Extra Bam
eee van
‘
"
1,, Baltimane| bonds worked higher in the hea
an
Atl Refin
NEW YORK (AP)—Domestic sugar Agosto, Rodriguez gitur Now es, S ciseed 1 te 2 hicher.
mate | Ses
Tel Tel
industrials Denix
con- | Stocks deelined, six advanced,
——— SUGAR FUTURES
ca
Smelt Sugar
stock pos
to $215.60.
30
up .50 to $614:79.
|@0e¢
now|
Press
Jones
the in-| Volume pr in such ae =
oress.
step forward on the program | Se?
Cyan
Am
announced by the President at| World sugar futures Ne, # clesed 2 ils | ower to 2 higher. Saies 70 contracts. Newpert in July. Speeifie: details High Lew Clee
of
St
government bonds declined ins U.S. Titles: trading, but conperate
T2%
Airlines Can
Of 1,191 issues traded; 527 ad-|Am vanced; 427’ declined, and) 237 were|4™M Standard
said
" High
Am Am
mee
advocated
worked
the
Steeli aan
4K
:
the | index rose a modest eight’ cents x ac leader,|to $55.52:
prepared.
Mansfield
S.
ic
eee
sum, | rubbers and: tobacees declined:
|t®| an aid Program but with details
of
be initiated there.” No Details Yet
The
7 im
metals
Aircrafts
Mansfield,
deputy
a
ef.-
that discussion leading .to the development of detailed plans
may
imei 3, udeed U.
re-|'2%. Generali
mentioned by the Presi- | unchanged:
Senator
for|in
devastated
indi indicated
had
however, presumably did not in-| clude any special. assistance for
gent.
:
mailer} shares.
Co ; Electronics, nonferrous size | petroleums and airlines advanced : |Amerada Pet : 5
the
forts in this hemisphere. resolution expressing “I urgently request enactmdnt | terest of the congress
the
.
ins. Sains.
sm
talks
not Chile, will promote the dynamigm | ask any specifie appropriations.|
of
neon,
:
mag-|ofthe program help | that the initial
neighbors]
status
citizens.
rehabilitation
and
Lesers Chrysler
>. 0!
.
was and | phone 14%, Montgomery. Ward: %,| opening: mixIt turned| Dupont 1*%, Westinghouse Blectre
the
higher around’
.
Barlier
their efforts to} the secial and eto-|
improve
individual
fairly
ete .
7
deiimentoad
ing Latin standards.
nomic structure of their natians/Chije
and
im) |
wa
:
sumed a mixed course in after-/& @hia b 4nd UW. S Gypsum: 1%. | viest: trading since June ‘ nee trading, then: mavedi modest , . pesjects as lew-cnat:i™ a cue = close. a few et
,
for:
“ Authonzation in the nitude of $600 million to
our
the stock mar-
slightly
market
at
slightly
t
ne ie er al let fr impr | scaly Stuted inv had ig /AUled Chem
‘
ssage. Eisenhower
i
|
;
KEE
For
'
«Offi
f
us
Office, U'S, identifted
visitor as Said Dajanzi; Di|
ior
Wisties @’
of* the Department’ of’ Sta-
in
most
Jordan.
Dajam
of’ His
time
will
liere
at.
= census office at 115 Roosevelt
=—s +Uhebe el ave, Hato Rey, where the teal: ant Memen. chaame1980id me Yo
oy.
*%
c
pw
[the
+%_|irepsus.
Se
being processed.
first:
time
for
the
This
P. R.
to, processed: loeally,
is.
hreanth test
the
670-680
area
by
the
of
Van
end
of the .year.”’
Martin
Gilbert
Alsttre,
Noel & Co., believes the triple bettom has created a powerful
barrier. Three times the market has drap*\ped within an eyelash of 589 on
“This is reassuring for the future price action for it provides a base against which purchases
: ‘the Dow
can be made
Jones industrial
and each time ‘has The ‘technicians
‘triple bottom”
and
‘significant show
“While
average
pulled back. call this a
feel
of strength.
it is teo early
it is a a
to state
ing
concentrated stocks
in
on
the
a few
would
on a late tape, the 608 strong ‘buying spot on
area is a many ss-
sues,”
Ward
said
» | executive vice presitent of Banco
of Puzrio Rico, succeedilans t0'\ cd's first supersonic jet bombers. ‘Popular
stay, Hawkinson coufer
with
president
of
Alfonse
Sea
‘Valencia,
prey
are
Service
Clear
weapons.
Land
equipped
te carry
nu-
ing
Ramen
Magrias,
Phe SAC said 12 of the gmibers have been ‘turned
new over!
. }te ithe 48rd Bomb ‘Wing at Carewell Air Force Base in Fort to train B-38
with uate
demy, joined the bonk
crews.
‘es
—
(AP)
| PRertc sran
Accounting @ffice
g eee tthe Defense Department snore then $607 enition anefiage 1 OSmm
president.
at 15 U. S. ‘bases. agency, watchdeg Whe
im
Pentagen} The am. thousing pregr ‘the
Under
-Capehart
government
heusing
im militany
tt DBOO
‘Hamburz, Bremen and
8
2
Port-au-Prince,
s
~
Ceracee, N Bureve
(COMPSORNE
Sebite,
3
n
‘Wayasyer.
|
than)
neeiled. At seme ‘bases ‘this ‘caus- |GeDA I
=
——
investors
to
accept
business
will
American
Ponce,
seem
the
begin
to
more
view
that
‘improve
in
the late summer and will continue at a satisfactory level into early 1961
at
least.
Kidder adds that this expectatioa
who
want
to
buy
big
stocks, advises D. E. Duchsof W. S. Hutton & Con.
‘Atcoa
He notes that they have been giving a better account ef themstrong although lately selves
Hamburg American,
“Among the blue chip, conser|‘Vative favorities, the group was
Foose Weeient —~ |"POSitive elements stil lare lacking.
PRNI Lime Bontias Co. ¥Frutera Campobello ‘Hamtburs Anreri-
@aa, Waterman
te expesience concen-
||the first
j¢rated sellmg and it is probably jjmore overheld than any of the basic industry groups,” Dushsbauna ‘In fhe recent long jcomments. ‘| list of the new lows, ‘the oils have : ot
prominent as as ly near
| 10t_be n
Reval phaheries, ‘they were earlier this year. ; signed
the
Washington
George
When
Waterman
Gult ports
\
and
inclined
. 3 hief commander-in-c
as
Army
Continental
of
after
the
for
the
appeared
he
re-
ww.
=
mm
WN. ¥.
‘Transamerican
Revolution,
NW
s
mt
N. ¥
Byl Lines
ceremonies attired only in a plain
Gaitimere, N. W.
East, Bae francine ee
no
the
SO
—.
®
ings statements has passed its crest, international tensions have
name baum
SUT TSRCK
|
‘houses
St. Thomas
discounted.
*eet
eee
a
well
The oil issues seem ‘to have above average merit for conservative
of
could
OPERATOR AND/ OR AGENTS
°
rather
dees show signs of a third step might
TO
.
be
The investment firm says the wa¥e of rather satisfactory earn-
investors
Car...
by mortgages pail off through) #tcoa Parmer
planned
ae
into
¢
has been the anchor of its ‘belief that there will be no dead market in the foreseable future.
area
well take place.
10
‘mstallations: ‘FRANSBORINQUEN
GAO said:
DEPARTURE RUG.
expect
capital
very
step
high
s
‘The housing ds ‘financed: ‘BEATRICE
rents.
test
second
'N. Bureve
for private contractors te ‘builil| areas,
a
7
w
recovery
June
7’
N. Orieazus
step
650-660
aati, Si. iesns
al, Bat.
first
dation,
—— a | Sx } . ‘CARONA
Janu a
a
and then, of consoli-
s ~ =
program!
provitles
a further
s s s
_
of
to' the 620-630 area after another period
Marscenqullia ‘CA. Traitilo
denied ‘the charges. the
dence,
Bt Croix
St. Thomas
completion
mormal ,period of hase rebuildings with gradually returning confi-
‘1 ‘St. Thomas Barraoquilla 104. “Frufiite
2
‘to Congressat 129 on fe u itary guilty my abuses under the C
the
would
of
M. Kidder & Co. concludes recent bearish factors seem
of eased,
Co.
SCHEDULES
2
in ‘building military
dy
in 1956 as
“Pending
&
“Hf business ‘real recovery,
ARRIVAL SJ. mUG.
WASHINGTON
recently
the bank. Carrion, a gradof West Point Military Aca-
SHIPPING General
whe
rétired after 45 years of service
Kenneth
Stone
flow
market.”
A. that to
sinot cause a penetration ef ‘this area and ‘bring in climax selling
"Hayden,
of this we
ee
lead-
averages
with less risk,” he
renewed
‘the
definitely that possible further selling
said. Because
St. Thomas ”
a
.
Mayagaes
s. 86 Co | Alcon “Fous
a
°
=
=
as
m
‘Gulf ports.
veri Los
7 a
Hi a
Bt. Thomas Stayagues. ‘Pence
ae
7
———-
a
w
Ponce, ‘Newark
Trinidad
buff and ‘blue uniform. It carried MORE
Yusen
‘Nippon
imsignia.
no military
BU. Btereantite
COOLING
Co.
Cartes
Ball
Aleoa
SS Co.
PRVi Line Bull Lines
Sea Land of PR.
CAPITOL TRANSPORTATION, INC. | MOVING "63329
STORING
- PACKING 6-31
7
|
d te Rico. awn
how.
door te door service on Household Goods to and from PuerNo divided responsibility. One through bill of lading. We can ee on your next move. Call us and we will show you Compare the ‘transportatien costs.
2000 ne.
3800 ths. $ 160.00
235 50 175.00
|
316.00 250.00 320.00
135.00 177.00
413.00 NO
OBLIGATION
|
nf
2
HONOR the
Hotel
150
GUESTS—César
Raul
Buxedas,
Condado
persons
J eague
Beach
who
and
Toro, president Mrs.
Toro,
left
of the P. R. Center to
right,
met
to discuss plans for champagne
donate
$100
to the San
Juan
at
ball Sept.
Lions
the
on
16 for
Club’s
fund.
HOSTS AND BALL PATRONS—Mr. and Mrs. James Weber, left, who
League,
Friday
behalf
of the
Cancer
ball patrons.
Here & There
lions Plan September Gala Ball By Betty Knorr Plans for a gala champag-
|Francisco Rahola, the Edward ne dinner and ball, Sept. 16, | Shehabs, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Casand Mr. and Mrs. limited to 150 couples who }tro Rivera
contribute
$100
to
help
the
|Leo
Carmain.
Eduardo Franklin and _ his Juan Lions Club fill daughter Luisa along with MaCancer League quc ta, | riano Arroyo Suarez, Eddy Valle-
San their
have been formulated at a | cillo, Miss Lourdes Sanchez, and cocktail meeting Friday given by \the Clement Littauers were the Hotel Condado Beach. jothers in on the planning ses-
Hosts
for Friday’s affair in the | sion,
Governor's
Room,
Juan
Club
Lions
Buxeda and the
and
honoring
President
Mrs.
of
the
|
Aceording
to Mrs.
Maria
Euge-
Raul |nia Lopez de Tejada, social diand Dr. rector of the Hotel Condado Buxeda, were Beach and public relations of-
Buxeda
Mrs. Roberto James Webers
dent
San
(he
Condado
is
presi-
Beach
ficer for
Ho-
the
the Cancer
September
League
ball
La
Concha
since
public
Hotel
Casals Rico
relations
Festival
and
Conservatory
A
op-
the
bracelet,
from
“The
La
was
presented
(See
Here
&
for
of
gold
as There
the
Puerto
Music.
inscribed
Concha
here,
will
the
ened its doors last year, was feted at a farewell luncheon Friday by hotel department heads. Delia will take over a new job with Fomento, hand-
ling
Hotel
Condado
Beach
gave
the
cocktail
Friday
in
the
Governor’s Room to lay plans for the forthcoming dinner dance, pose with Dr. and Mrs. Roberto Buxeda, rjght, who will head the list of
a
Gang,” remem-
page
4
9)
(Queen Of Colleges Crowned In Autumnal Campus Scene Her Majesty Maribel Salazar Conde was crowned Queen
of
Colleges
amid
Puerto Rico and France were represented by ambassadors who paraded before the guests and bowed before the royal dias.
an
autumnal setting, a miniature replica of the entrance and
campus
of
Notre
Miss
Dame
of Maryland. The
coronation,
the Catholic rica, Court
place
at
Rhythm
the
the ‘ball
annual Friday
Flamboyan Seventy
schools
sponsored
Daughters of of Granada,
by
mal
Ametook
ed
escorted
military by
cadets
honor
in
ice-blue
Club.
peau
de
the
the
gown
soie.
her
form-
Antilles
was
Ss e
be
of
It featured
a sheath covered with a and high fant overskirt, encrusted United States, | ({se Miss Salazer, page
colleges
in
by
guard,
from
Military Academy. Her coronation
College
evening
Salazar,
father, Alfredo Salazar, and Eduardo Luis Perez, passed under the crossed swords of a for-
boufwith 9)
eG
tel Corp. in San Juan). Dr. and unique. Mrs. Roberto Buxeda will pre- | “The 150 couples will be the side at the ball and 25 distinhonor guests,” she said, “and will £ t ouples here will act as be wined, dined, entertained and I : > }feted with all the refreshments Pres.dent of the P. R. Cancer } they can consume by the San I e Cesar Torro and Mrs. To- | Juan, Lions Club in thanks for r sere among the guests on their contribution.” hand Friday along with Mr. and Christmas In August Mrs. Carlos Rossi, Jose H. RoNancy Goodwin played hostdrigurz the Alfonso Lopez Pra- | Guillermo
Nevarezes
Luisita,
this
and
year’s
less Friday, too, to hundreds of friends at a “Christmas in Au-
Con- | | Mrs Jose Carreras, the Billy Carrions, | Richard Santaella, David Oliver | and Carmina Mendez, the Luis de Tejadas, Miss Carmen Tere sita Vallecillo, Felipe Segarra, Cancer
League
Beach
and
Queen;
Hotel
Mr.
and
gust” cocktail Tourist Trap to
Prints
party show
Christmas
in_ the
card
her Pava
collec-
tion
for 1960. Farewell Luncheon Mrs. Delia Quinones de
Ar-
naldo Meyners, social director of
cee
dado
——
the
daughter
Nk AR 0
dos,
SPECIAL
PURCHASE
SALE
We
have just purchased, at a low price, a large num-
of Miami. ber
special
end-of-season
dresses
from
New
York
and
We would like you to take advantage of this purchase with a
50%
1% oy
DISCOUNT 1422
Americo Stop
Santurce
Salas,
21 Tel. 3-0353
COLLEGE QUEEN—The Catholic Daughters of Ameriea, Court of Granada crowned their College Queen at the annual College Rhythm ball Friday evening. Left to right above, are Miss Janet Carrién Rexach, crown bearer; Miss Lillian Rodriguez Canet, Queen of the Debutantes of 1960; Miss Maribel Salazar Conde, 1960 Queen of Colleges; Miss Sonia Zapata, 1959 Queen of Colleges; Luis Fernandez Sein; Miss Joanne Ro-
manace, Queen
of the Flamboyan Club and Alfredo Salazar, father of the new ColThe ‘Misses Rodrigh@z Canet and Zapta crewred the cuecen: (STAR hoto by Deanha:-Morris:):«\- BE iain 3 tt Ae tae enw nA? ;
lege Queen.
i
THE
SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, August 9, 1960
N
fa
FAREWELL
LUNCHEON—La
Concha
Hotel
heads
of
staff
surprised
Mrs.
TESTIMONIAL—Mrs. Olga Cuevas de Quifiones, left, out-
Delia
Quifiones de Arnaldo Meyners, the hotel’s popular social director, with a luncheon in
going president of the Club Hijas del Caribe, Business and Professional Women’s Club, was honored Saturday at
her honor Friday. Mrs. Arnaldo Meyners will take over a new job with Fomento. Above from left to right are Ken Borgedahl, the hotel’s head chef; Miss Lucy Gon-
a
zalez, Mrs. Arnaldo Meyners’ secretary; Mrs. Frank Vidal, the honor guest, and Krank Vidal, the hotel’s resident
Miss
manager.
Alse
(Continved from page 8) jee-blue, mother of pearl flowers. Four
of
Miss
_
The
high
entrance to her Dame of Mary-
queen’s
throne
was
at
Queen,
was
the
Nu
Sigma
Beta
DEAR
Miss Joanne Romanacce. Coronation Attendants
ANN
LANDERS:
of Colleges, guez Canet,
and Lillian RodriCotillion Queen.
We are planning to marry in the Fall. I’m 22, Jim is 24. We are
Luisita
college
The
from
Misses
tancourt
and
Nevarez
Sandra
De
presented Perpetuo where Miss Salazar
her
page
8)
gift and the menu insuch gastronomic liber-
elementary
education. and Miss
sented
Be-
Aro
re- been
Socorro, completed
and
high
school
Miss Rita Rodriguez Evelyn Mock repre
Notre
Dame
of Maryland.
Three lovely, young ladies led
flag-bearing, the group of
ties as “pineapple a |’ Empress Delia, Mignonette of Beef Arnaldo, Gateau Marquis Meyners, dreamed up by the hotel’s
ambassadors. They were the Misses Irene Perez Cuetara, carry-
Swedish chef, Ken Borgedahl. Mrs. Quifenes Honered
Sein, the U. S. flag, and Emille Torrens, the Puerto Rican flag.
Mrs. Olga. Cuevas de. hes, outgoing president
Quiiioof the
Club Hijas del Caribe, Business and Professional Women’s Club, was
honored
lomcheon
at
a_
Saturday
testimonial
in
the
Shell
Reom of La Concha. Mrs. dys Casanova de Martinez,
Glathe
ee
seulo
en
clnb’s new president, welcomed the ctubwomen and Mrs. ConRomero
MC, introduced Miss Herminia Jiménez, who gave the invocation.
Mrs.
made
the
del
Isabel
Moral,
M.
de
dedication
the
Rivera
address.
ing
the
flag
Crown
of
bearers
rrion Rexach taella Conde. S.
Spain;
Conde
were
Eunice
Janet
Ca-
and Frankie SanYoung Miss Evita
bore
a
gift
for
the
queen, and little Marisa Conde del Pino carried the queen’s flowers. Miss
Olguita
Casanova,
a mem-
ber of Miss Salazar’s sorority, Kappa Phi, presented the queen with
a
gift
from
the
sorority.
naldo
de
in strips
and
coek
Ri-
ling
an
omelet.
with
Meyners,
Méndez, vera
the
honor
Mrs.
Ana
Miss Jiménez,
and
Mrs.
Lydia
guest
G.
Mrs. M.
de
in
past chid
for
charm
for
her
bracelet,
president’s
pin
and
among
thank-you
the
the
outgoing
an
for
orgifts
A
come
few
openings
plan
for our
own.
want the best years cluttered up with bills
with
After
2
having
we've
years
down,
a
been
and
THEN
president.
Hotel.
is Mrs.
(STAR
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and
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you’ve
earned
the
rest.
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ses
have four is 18, the
DEAR ANN: You recently printed a letter from a mother of four sons. She said the young girls of
youngest is 14. They are perfect ladies and wouldn’t dream of doing any of the things this mother
today
wrote
are
aggressive,
that
they
chase after her sons, call them on the phone, drive to their home and
an
DEAR
park in front for hours. You didn’t help
the
matters
mothers
blame
for
any
of
by
an
suggesting
young
their
girls
are
shameless
about.
eld
stone
to
be-
whe
havior.
I think
apology.—
heard
NOT
is
that
a pack
hit from
family.
if
of
barks.
you
dogs How
There’s threw
the come
you?
We
married
about
are
ready
to
settle
we’ll
have
a
couple
We figure we’ll be more and_ therefore better
parents.
Do
you
think
such
f
f
a plan
is workable? Would you O. K. it?— NO SIG DEAR NO SIG: Whether or not you
get
MY
Mother
O.K.
Nature
is not
is
202 Fertaleza
THE
important.
the
girl
whose
EXCISE
O. K. you'll need. If
you
think
a
woman
need
only
whistle
and
will
come
flying
with
heaven, always
I
past
the
a
have
werk
this
40
bundle news—it way.
Even if Nature cooperated, the emetional stram ef rearing a family is more difficult fer a woman in her 40’s than in her
20’s. If
it’s
advice
your and
yeu
want,
family take
when
those
trips
I
say
fer
seventh
And
than
will be able, from
New
York
and
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on, to sell at 10%
at very
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20%
later—
grade.
and GLASSWARE
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GUILTY
GUILTY:
saying
into
you owe
NOT
and that
of kids. mature
remain
WESLEYAN
bs
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want to work together, travel together and have a good time while we're young enough to enjoy it.
young
ef sixth
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with
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a
president.
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butter
both
for straightening kids’ teeth the “numerous inconveniences
Ri- onion strips, then use as the fil- have
vera, Present were members of the Borinquen, Miramar and Hate Rey chapters. A
unique
We don’t of our lifes
from
Chicken livers, browned in butter, make one of the most delicieus garnishes for poached or shirred eggs. or cut the livers
Along
we've
good life doesn’t just hapis planned. We have a
tather
doesn’t
and new president at the head table were Mrs. Marina Fernandez Marina, Mrs. Delia Q. de Ar-
and
around a good deal.
parade
coronation.
educated,
lieve a pen—it
Miss Angelina Silva Besosa, social director of the Flamboyan Club, organized and directed the and
when
This question is so persona!
and built a recent
University.
La
Youll Need Mother Nature's OK we wouldn’t think of discussing it with anyone we know.
State
the
dance
by the Queen
by Jose C. Rodriguez, art graduate of New
in
her with orchids
Ann Landers Says
Villanueva. Host for the was the Flamboyan and
hostess
luncheon
nova de Martinez, new
was crowned Zapata, 1959
brance cluded
a
Hett.)
The queen Misses Sonia
(Continued
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presiding
Roberto evening
a
Here & There
aie ak Anne
Gunter
gilded tree trunk. The bronzed autumnal setting was designed
York
ee
by
were the “Popular Couple of the Year,” Miss Priscilla Sein and
college classmates archways which re-
ptesented the college, Notre
Jand.
Salazar’s
photo
Crowned
Salazar
school and stood in the
(STAR
testimonial
right, presenting
islands.
the
a
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10
SAN JUAN
STAR — Tuesday, August 9, 1960
Nixon Machine Is
y
THE
ls
Smooth
In Operation
By William S. White™™™=™"™ WASHINGTON.—To
of
the
Nixon
be
campaign
given
a
close
organization
look
and
into
strategy
the
inside
is» rather
ti
like
peering through glass-sided panels into a giant, smoothly turning engine. The interest is not, of course, in the mere fact that here is a
great
The so
motor
interest
rather
precisely
into
Now—and
here
is the
of
are
it looks
two
top
a
and
observing
such
how
forthwith
within
men,
Nixon
York,
such
and
each
of
this
and
these
}
that.
parts
fits
whole.
abandoning
Richard
New
with
is in
the
way
There
didate
equipped
next
himself.
former
all
the
mechanical
Nixon
to
Republican
One
is
Republican
metaphors—
operation;, Presidential
old-pro
Leonard
natjonal
can-
W.
chairman.
Hall
Hall
is
general chairman of the Nixon strategy board. His main function, apart from acting as presiding \officer over all, is strictly traditional. It is to work among the orthodox, the regular, Republicans
who
are
registered
estimated
to
make
up
40
percent
of
the
nation’s
voters.
Must Hold Regulars In a state
of
high-level and local
is to hold
every
way—and subject, of course, to all manner G.O.P. organization cooperation—Hall’s job
last
ticket among
already has. the faithful
about
it!” He
cherished Let and
must
the the
rally
one
of the
smallest cry will
these
voters
faithful
out:the He
The new chapel, of rough stone with huge wooden cross inside, was dedicated on Aug. 5, “The Day of the Cross,” at the 37th World Eucharistic Congress of the Roman Catholic church. A one-time inmate of the infamous camp, Dr. Johannes Neuhaeusler,
nedy-Johnson Democratic slate may have—an contributors which no Democratic ticket ever
the chapel.
(AP Photo.)
LETTERS RAMON
TORRES
BRASCHI
Sir: As a resident for the past twenty-six (26) years in Puerto Rico, I wish to congratulate
you
upon
the
efficient
way
ducting
your
In
all
resided
wonderful that
you
and
are
con
department.
the
years
that
I
here
never
have
we
have
States
My
purpose to
you
in is
writing
in
this
reference
to
the many robberies that are occurring here of late, which is not
in
your May I
effect
fault. suggest
a
rule
to
you
to
put
or
law,
as
the
Police have in Miami, that every criminal that has a police record must register as soon as arriving in Puerto Rico. You
TODAY’S
be
aware
BEST
of
that
am
sure
existing
know
I
to
cope with them. In closing, again I wish congratulate you upon your
to un-
Rico
you
efforts,
to
make
safe
place
to
a
Puerto reside.
William H. Barondess Hato Rey, P.R. * ses
PARANOID Sir: What
do
you
PUERILITY
of a serious religious and political controversy—a controversy that
the most
thoughtful
and
intelligent analysis available, the only English daily in Puerto Rico
chose
to
reflect—and
some of the most ty printable.
feature—
paranoid
responsible persons of the com"
EUROPE
(as
EL
MUNDO
Pinion,
it
will
has
done
appeal to wealthy had before.
Top man No. 2 is young-pro time he has been Nixon’s
Robert Finch of California. For chief administrative assistant in
the
Vice-Presidential
he
be
said
I think
that
creating
that
office.
Now
is Nixon’s
personal
intelligent
Francis
Riley
Rio Piedras, P. R. EDITOR’S NOTE: Every reader decides for himself what is “sane, intelligent commentary.” The
STAR
has
ment
in
Action
published
defense
Party
more
of
the
than
com-
Christian
against
it.
IN
FOREIGN
FILMS
Best wishes in your foreign films {club
enterprise.
Your
announce-
"menit-was really a good bit of news for all foreign films was very glad to see
fans, and I you had de-
cided to start working
on its or-
ganization.
hibition. Our eight-year-old CineClub at the Ateneo proves this, as have
had
the
opportunity
to
see at our last exhibition. At times it has been necessary to have twe shows.
We are really interested in your idea—I don’t think it interferes at all with our Cine-Club—and will gladly
main
who
be
of help
in
as their shirts—or their hem Go After “Independents”
job
are
is
to
work
described
as
campaign
among
whatever
Gonzalez,
12
percent
we
Director
. Cine-Club EDITOR’S NOTE: There should be
with
one
paign aide to tial nominee. So
for
brother
much
for
the
its plans: Finch’s recent
able—and
John
structure
journey
now
Kennedy,
a truly
to
of
the
the
New
Nixon
York
all-out—Nixon
Democratic
organization.
has
ally
produced
in
Gov..
an
invaluRocke
feller. Rockefeller, it is understood, has agreed to put his popularity among the urban-liberal Republicans on the line for Nixon in
the
big
and
Pennsylvania.
pivotal
states
of
the
North.
New
York
The leader of the opposite right-wing of the party, Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona, will be heavily used in the con-
candidate,
Henry
It
believed
is
too, on present planning, will be President And so, too, will be the Vice-Presidential
Cabot
Lodge.
among
the
Nixon
people
that
Lodge
surprisingly helpful in the South—for two very sons. One is that he is from a very old family,
gland one; The other than
any
Nations,
the South reason is
other
ZOO
Lodge,
as
repeatedly—and up”
to
the
our
on
Ambassador
television
Soviet
to
before
the
United
the
whole
representatives.
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POTOMAC
BQO Jack
FEVER
By STAR FLETCHER Wedtincten KNEBEL Bosses
Kennedy
phones
Harry
gave
DN
it a low
MAM
count.
One
Rico, as sponsored
e ‘2
oo
iro
by the
will oreo ——
ver.
grid
precinct
boss knew the Census was rigged the minute+the feds told him he
nedy. Jack’s report: “Maybe not, Mr. President, but the cities sure
could
are.” Nixon
+
accuses
Kennedy
of tak-
the high road this trip. The scenery is so breath-takingly new. se
time
thing,
&
himself
ple—and it’s
: hh LANG
land.
Ideal
solution
the Democrats Sive.:\) ‘ $4.8 nati
cialm
for
because #34 FP tet ie on mie
once.
%
exposure
means
any-
parties
should
have
both
nominated
a
Huntley-Brinkley
ticket. sess
Logic:
thought
*
count se
If es.
only
The
by
quality
which
es
*¢
of
precise
a husband
thing he made.
Puerte
i
Truman who wondered whether the country was ready for Ken-
the farm problem. The Republicans will like it because it’s sim-
San.
be reaEn-
is still attracted by the old-family tradition. that the South is “tougher” toward Russia
section.
has
will
different if a New
up farm
showings
itself.
Michigan. Illinois. And so on. Goldwater, Ike, Lodge—South
while the Cine-Club shows 16 mm film elassics, the Cinema Club of
the
Now
Nelson
presented by the two clubs because
between
end
Presiden-
able to explain to his she owns 90 per cent
conflict
the
women
either party. His all those Demo-
The National Planning Association urges the government to buy
no
of
and
Finch is a calm, stocky, laconic political “natural” at 34. He sometimes calls himself “the poor man’s Bobby Kennedy,” in smiling jest at Robert Kennedy, who, also at 34, is chief cam-
ing “the low road.” Nixon prefers Nilda
the
lines.
“‘independents’—men
with no automatic or emotional commitment to closely related assignment is to move among
country—“stood
I am sure your project will be a success for there is a lot of interest in good foreign films not usually shown around town and a good crowd interested in their ex-
you
his
country
readily Must
servative South. So, Eisenhower himself.
ee
INTEREST Sir:
So
as
crats who are now—or might become—unhappy or the other of the Kennedy-Johnson slate.
public opinion is a principal function of journalism; that it is a noble objective; that it involves serious obligations. It seems to me that one of these obligations is to present sane, intelligent coment-
Jehn
party
on
The Star was standing by where the mud began to flywith a fan.
puerili-
I think that instead of searching for critical reflections of the more
FROM
ity
several occasions) in order to create a more enlightened public o-
ary.
think?
I think that many years from now I will recall that in the midst deserved
ef-
some
their
how
tiring
that
fond"-raising
director as well. Finch’s life in politically dipsy-doodle California long since taught him that many “registered voters” can change
law in Miami, Florida. As for resident eriminals,
had
a man of your caliber, one as efficient as you are, and I am in agreement with you, that our police are even better than those of the continental United
letter
may
G.O.P.
is no petty, one. The Nixon people rightly—concerned that the Ken-
is
wife why of every-
8
Nixon, Goldwater & Rockefeller
are the Three Musketeers of 1960. Motto: “All for one and one for
all. hike vat course, we Jose this ALA.
me eme en tere
FOR
this time, probably
all, through-
gy armen
dedicated
Wy;
auxiliary bishop of Munich,
AMM
now
and on Election Day. do much of, the total
fort. And this task, are genuinely—and
Republican
trouble appear up: “Tell Len
to give their
DEDICATE C HAPEL AT DACHAU—Part |of predeasiodit atonement of Christ pass the chapel at Dachau, former Nazi concentration camp 10 miles from Munich, last week.
campaign must also
the
smoldering at once go
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The problem of stray dogs in the metropolitan area, and the manner in which they are disposed of, is a sore point among many citizens. The strays, many of them-sick, are a menace to the public welfare and
the
way
on
the
in
Neither of these
possible.
method
of
out
put
and
caught
be
must
they
the most humane
requirements are being met at this time. The stray dog population has been
in-
crease for some time, and the system by which they
are destroyed
in shocking.
This
these
dogs,
about
a story
today
publishes
newspaper
one
about
rather
or
If our readers
dog representative of all the strays.
feel this story is told in unconventional way, it was done intentionally in “the hope that the peint would be made as strongly as_ possible. The cruel method now dogs
has
been: in
effect
used for disposing of these for
four
years.
These
sick
and homeless creatures should be put to sleep permanently in a manner that would eliminate all suffering.
"The
cost
of
a more
efficient
gas
chamber,
and
of sleep-including drugs to be placed in food for the dogs,
cannot
tion
be so prohibitive
to continue
Mr.
Luis
Department
as to-allow
this situa-
indefinitely.
A. Brignoni, of Public
director of the Municipal
Works,
has
said
that
“the num-
ber of stray dogs in the outlying areas has been on the increase in the last year or so.” At the same time, the dog-disposal records show that in recent months the number of stray dogs caught by the city’s single dog-catcher and his assistants has been on the decline. Both problems, the rounding up of sick and homeless strays, and a more humane method of putting them to sleep permanently, call for immediate action.
SUMMER
Johnson Speaks Only As
six
highways
persons
over
the
who
met
weekend,
violent
up
to
death
Monday
on
It
is obvious
that
we
are
making
no
morning,
progress
in
saving lives, unless we assume that the death tell should be higher and is being kept to this record rate by tne police “crackdown” and increased observance
of the traffic laws. thing
We have no right to assume any-
where human life is concerned. What we must face is the grim truth
that
we
must lower the grisly rate of fatalities and that we haven’t
done
so to date.
Somewhere,
8S By Ralph McGill
our
kept up the dismal pace of more than one dead for each day of this yzar, a total of 227 killed in 221 days.
somehow,
No
more
will
statement
continue
to get away
with
murder.
He
was
ravaged
by
ticketed
and
fined
for such
violations.
Inter-American
Committee
The
He in
was
OAS
studying
has a special the
Cuba-U.
S.
in a
which
state
racial
de-
Senator of the
Kennedy is a Roman Com-
é
For
a moment
at least,
=< devil may have taken on
McGILL,
diency
mountain
so,
that
devil
firmly
speak
to
“That
I
my
come
fellow
is
to
that I
or
as
of
temporpushed
speaking to American—io
a
never
or
white
as to
to speak
a
a Protestant whites.
“I will speak only as an American to situation and a report is expected in the near future. Americans—whatever their region or their Should that report find Cuba's charges against religien or their race.” the U. S. unfounded, or at least exaggerated, it would Here was a clear, honest appeal to all amount to a censure of Cuba. Radl says Cuba won't those in the Seuth who are reluctant or empay any attention if it comes. me ee ae hae ee fe: This should serve to comvince the Latin American friends of the Cuban people that Cuba no lo isioges
a member of the Pan-Amierican-family but a
put
conflict
there
nation.
to
him
on
the
would
be
between
subject
of
his
what
religion
would
be kept.
Let us admit
that
Catholic.
these after
Senator Jehnson was speaking, also, to Northern liberals who cynically said, Les Angeles, that he would speak soft-
ly from
one
side of the
plaatform
while
Sen-
ator Kennedy stood en it. They would, the cynics predicted, work both sides of the street.
Senator
make as
endangered
question
to
expe-
was
I want
will
te Southerners
Protestants
an
the
Americans.
a point
unmistakably clear. “Wherever I go,
Southerner
as
of
of our
This country guarantees freedom of religion and speech. But it is certainly net an American practice te condemn a man such as Senator Kennedy, who has amswered every
it is just as damaging to the country to speak as Protestant to Protestant as it is Catholic
him high
top
rewards
the
suggested
and If
the
zens
Constitution
hostile .
Senator Johnsen went as directly to the issue of Kennedy’s religious faith. “He (Kennedy) wears no man’s Collar,” he said, with deliberate, slow emphasis. “He will represent all the people.” It is important that, first of all, we see each other as Americans, since, until we do that, we cannot speak to one another as cili-
and his oath. He has said there would be none; that his eath to defend all that is in the
Seme 8,000 persons were before = him, perhaps a fourth of them
Tennesseans.
States.
South.
campaign
aside. Senater Johnson said: “I am nOt here as a Texan
Raul Castro, kid brother of Fidel Castro, in training for the dictator’s role which he apparently hopes to inherit from Fidel one day, has announced that ’ Cuba will ignore any condemnation from the Organ-
honest
Presidential
the
in
munion of the Christian Church.
izing.
Severing Close Ties
ization of American
intellectually
in Johnson by Lynden as his “kick-off speech”
because member
can
and observe the laws if they were stopped and
made
mogogues were in full cry. He knows there ccmueeneee ae some who strongly dislike we =the civil rights plank in the \- Democratic platform. He is aware others are withdrawn
be seen today or any day, on metropolitan streets and main arteries, cutting in and out of traffic, speeding, and ignoring the most important of traffic regulations. These are the potential killers who might slow
down
er
be
in the a
there
They
bold
than that campaign what was described at Nashville, Tena.
must be a way to save at least a few of these lives being sacrificed, in many cases, because reckless drivers
To Americans
American
An
Right On Schedule The
SMOKE
Johnsen
effectively
charge. He was saying, must somehow provide
has
killed
that
too, that the South its trapped leaders,
even though they are largely their own predicament, with
responsible for opinions which
will enable them national purpose.
South
Surely
we
to
lead
the
know
now
we
cannot
inte
the
abolish
education or give our children partial education, and thus deprive them of an equal chance in life. Surely we know that our waning. political strength is not enough Five or six states cannot demimate 45 or 44. We
cannot live apart. We cannot any more defend discrimination than the Southerners could defend slavery.
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, August 9, 1960
“aficionado” of Puerto Rican folk. art has discovered that a “sculptor of merit’ lived in Puerto Rico in the 18th century. Teodoro Vidal, who in a three year period has collected 23 examples of wooden saints carved by this unknown sculptor, characterizes them as ‘the most sophisticated native ‘‘santos’ ever found im Puerto Rico.” “Santos ‘carved wooden saints),”’ Vidal said, “comprise Puerto Rico's truly great art. The island through the centuries never much ' developed its music, painting, or
literature. tos
But
Puerto
mative
through
Rico
has
charming,
its
{
Brig. Gen. John H. commanding general, Command said:
ed
Vidal
said,
a
closing the station
measure.
from
Although
know
where
he
mitter
of his works have been found along
i
north
“We
coast.
do know
that he must have
had some training in sculpturing, either through books or from a foreign sculptor passing through Puerto Rico,’ Vidal said. Native Materials This sculptor, like ‘‘santeros” (Puerto
Rican
country
folk
who
carved wooden saints of popular Catholic devotion), relied completely on his environment for his ma-
os :
by
one
the
paint.
By SAN
VENTURA &
RODRIGUEZ
SONS,
INC.
San Juan, P, R.
designed
station
1951,
of He
the
island’s
molded
finest
sculptors.
(STAR
photo
by
A.
RENNIE DIEGO,
to.
did
it
ee!
can’ trace’
Fort both
studios
Club
and
missiles
their targets Dr.
within” secon
the
EM
in August
ter
power
Force
was
increased
50
Base.
And Gracious BOSTON (AP) —Graciousness, culture, tradition and modesty, Those are some of the words used
by
Emily
her
Sears
Ambassador
who
i|is
for
Like
friends
to
Lodge,
wife
of UN
Cabot
Lodge
Henry
became
minee
the vice
describé
Republican
no
president.
her husband,
Mrs.
Lodge _
a member of the wealthy pra-
minent
Boston
family.
Her
fa-
ther was Dr. Henry Francis Sears of Back Bay and the fashionable Beverly
Cove
community.
Massachusetts Mrs. Lodge in
director
of
opment
for
news
PAIR—Close-up
of two of the smaller
research
the
conference
and
Army; at
the
devel-
told
a
Institute
of Aeronautical Science that Nike-Zeus missiles would be used to knock down the Atlases. Development of the new de fense system is already under-
way, although
5
to
Emily Lodge Called Modest
the.
background
as
his
the knock-down
heads,
are
of
continental
dummies
or
are
her
hu$-
political
and
career.
She
sidered
gracious
host
in
the
required
of
the
a
functions
diplomatic
her
and task
personal
was
that
kita
Khrushchev
of hostess’ to
is
con-
national which
publicity Mrs.
during
Ni-
the
viet Premier’s visit to this couptry last year. Although one of the best- drdssed women in America,
two. Morse said they would be able to determine whether approaching missiles carry nuclear war-
a system
the
diplomatic
brought
or
ing
on
North Shore. prefers to remain
pursues
One_
in Teo-
doro Vidal’s collection of carved wooden saints, all execut-
.
went:
trans-
ACE moved into its present studios in the moat of El Morrefortress in 1953 and its transmit-
ed, he said, by the same 18th century Puerto Rican craftsman. (STAR photo by A. Murad.)
of
Service!
of 1951
watts. Today the station serves all armed forces installations in Puerto Rico except Ramey Air
SAINTLY
(AP)—
sho
in
station)
station,
wife of a diplomat leader.
be dcdouad many as 20
just
Naval
Naval
mitter.
Murad.)
social
The Army has disclosed plans to shoot down Atlas missiles in flight as a means of test-
enemy
Juan
with
band
TAYLOR
fense. The system will to kneek down as
Juan\
San
on the air with a 10-watt
the gypsum
Calif.
San
the
PART OF COLLECTION—Teodoro Vidal, military aide*to the governor and enthusiastic collector of “santos”, points out the fine workmanship of the largest of the carved wooden saints in his possession. They were carved from mahogany, he said,
Army To Test New Missile Interceptor IN SOFT DRINKS! Non-Carbeonated Distributed by
the
until
the
#‘
into the face and other parts of the figure. Paints were home-made. He > His work, by European standards, in tempera, a style of Vidal said, is definitely primitive, painted but judged as Puerto Rican folk art, painting in which an albuminous (in this case, egg white) or colit 1S superior in design and carvloidal medium is employed as a ing igpstead of oil. Different Vidal said the unknown sculptor vehicle types of clay were used to make worked as follows He got a piece of mahogany, yellows, charcoal to make black, Probably chopping it down himself, and ochre for red and brown. This sculptor, like other folk and carved the form of a saint or artists, had a very limited palette, some other religious figure. He then spread a thin coat of gypsum principally because he did not know on the wood to smooth the surface how to mix colors. He used only and to supply a better base for basic colors and his color harmony was “strikingly primitive,’ Vidal said. For instance, greens were ASK FOR IT NOW placed beside blues. AT YOUR FAVORITE None Would Have Dared “This sculptor used colors in a SUPERMARKET OR way that no trained European artGROCER’S ist would have dared to employ,” Vidal said. Vidal, who is military aide to the governor and owns one of the island’s largest santos collections, added: . “IT consider the work of this unknown sculptor great. Great because in its primitiveness, his work is a spontaneous, original and very ° profound expression . of religious devotion.”
IDEA
En- | that |
live and canned programs were. broadcast over telephone lines’ : |through the transmitters of local: radio stations who donated the! time as a public. service. In 1948, the station moved to!
terials
NEW
the
vacuum
the nurse’s quarters at Brooke. From this studio,
;
the
radio
history back to~1943. A small studio was established | in the basement of what is now}
lived,
although we speculate that it was somewhere in the north, since al]
as an economy
e|its
were found in rural homes. “The sculptor’s name,” Vidal Said, “has been lost in the years.
not
have |
go on the air with its own trans-'
house paint. Almost all, he added,
do
show-
costs
ACE was originally fill no longer exis
century
ranges
a study
Furthermore,
glish-language
three inches to four féet tall. Some of the santos. he said, were found covered with sevéral coats of
We
after
operation
continued operation could not be justified. We are therefore |
Ous
sculpior,
made
that
increased steadily over the past | four years and that the cost of!
spontane-
artistic expression.” Large And Small The work of this 18th
McGee, } Antilles
“The decision to close the station was
san-
achieved
and
The U. S. Army’s voice of | information and Education in Puerto Rico, Armed Forces Ra- | dio Station, ACE, will cease operations early next January, it was announced yesterday.
Lodge
de only
on
that
occasion
ton
down
her attire to that of a ty-
pical
Boston
society
matron.
i
It was her thinking that tooexquisite clothing might plaee the more simply dressed Mrs. Khrushchev i in ann unfavorable
parts of multi-stage rockets. The intercepting missiles would get t - with ‘nuclear
warheads
>
See
ee
bi
4 see
‘THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, Asaant 9, 1960
A-B -SEE
Red Chinese Dissatisfied,
Riots Unlikely By ROY HONG
KONG
(®—Refugees
AFTER
from
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you see an ad in
you shop, check THE
AND BUY "ypc
ESSOYAN
13
SAN
JUAN
go shopping
STAR,
the ads in
with
THE SAN JUAN STAR
confidence
Communist China feport widespread dissatisfaction with Red rule
but
say
there
is
hood of open revolt. Lam Chuan, who
little
fled
likeli-
Read the ads in
up the situation this way: “The
Communists
watch
over
keep
a
Most
of
the people feel the Communists
everything.
are
THE SAN
treating thern badly, but no one dares make an open complaint. I
JUAN
and
don’t think anyene would dare start
a revolt.”
find
from
what
you are looking
Another refugee from the same county said: ‘The people do not
THESAN
STAR
the ADS
in
Readers good
-| THE SAN JUAN STAR
to be
crazy
to start
bare-handed.”’ Lam said there rifles
in
the
were
11
a revolt
only
control of his production
GARAGE
nine
villages
under
battalion.
refugee from Kwangtung, told an interviewer that in most cases even the militia are not allowed to
keep
arms.
One
hundred:
Toultioe
said,
were
Brakes
mi-
unarmed.
“‘Eyery able-bodied man has to serve (in the militia) and answer calls
for
night
temporary “We rifle
patrol
duties,”
and
other
Wong
said.
were taught how and some ground
we
were
when
never
we
were
rifles
even
out on patrol.
Only
Reports of riots and small-scale revolts in Red China occasionally
who first
this few
reach hand
four
planned
have such
men
to
a
had dis-
every
refugee
from
Red China blames the widespread discontent ‘there on hunger. *‘Nobody has enough rice to eat,” Lam said. ‘Sometimes the rice is
boiled
taro,
together
lotus
roots
with
or
three
to two
bananas, but
racks-type
after
people’s
the
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commercial
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Smith
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and you will be visited by our representative.
PAINT
MAYOL ST. TOL St. ue
potatoes,
even people doing heavy labor are allowed only 7 or 8 ounces of rice per meal.” Wong said daily meals were cut
from
and
Stop 25%
-food
storehouse. four years ago but their plot was discovered and they were arrested. Practically
CLINIC 7 Santurce
LOckeMiTa
Specialist
from_his
storm
[| bronen ond Sees
« you ee key even if the cut
We
British Crown the refugees
Hong Kong accounts of
turbances. Wong said village
of
aR
talk of
shopping
would
Styling
Sebseidtes heme & !
MASTER
the leader of the patrol, who is a regular militiaman, géts a rifle.” fiter into colony, but
Heir
a
AND LOCK. 11] UMBER &
to fire a drill, but
given
Exclusive
ee
litiamen in his village of 2,000, he
FASHION
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Corsages
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Arms Not Permitted Kwang-Chuan, another
Wong
HAIR
Floral
STAR
Advertisers talk of good results.
for.
have any arms and a person would have
JUAN
‘ide!
dhe
CS
is talking about the ads in
Shop today. ..
close
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EVERYBODY
DON’T DELAY
(HEER UP
recently
from a people’s commune in South China’s Kwangtung province, sized
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communes
were formed in the summer of 1958.
for everybody
Store Out Of Guns ATLANTA
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man
pos-
of
the
representative
a
as
ing
(AP)—A
Stone
Mountain
Prison
talked
an Atlanta
handware
Branch store
Salesman detectives
H. the
picked
signed
for
up
A.
Keller
told
man
called
July
the hardware
it with
the
—
the
=
name
quickly
JUAN
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tion
ol Sy.
Gale
in
YALU E
your voices, say “
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advertising
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ie ae
Bua = -_
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handle 1 | Hey! We anycon plumbing
benefits
If you
like to place an
adverti.sentent
no-
culprit
Soanepeee eens
Lf
Amusements
—
it
advertise
and
We
authorities
the
will find
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search
ts
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invoice.
You
- Sports - Socials
and
bee Smith was stunned when he|} got
in
NITE
1,000
28, said he was warden Hoke Smith and-~ placed the order. That afternoon, Keller added, a man
SAN
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eut of enough guns and ammufition to start a small war. His haul included 14 revolvers, 6 shotguns and more than rounds of ammunition.
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Fast Talker Talks
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on
| advantages of advertis-
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14
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SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, August 9, 1960
CROSSWORD - - = By Eugene Sheffer [2
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By William Seamon Neither side West deals
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might
have
made
a
designed
to
keep
opponents
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had
Wy
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a
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hand
South
did
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41. note of
‘4. trifling
5 the scale 42. fixed ‘ quantity
. ee . Min:
|
44. compass
3. coronets
1. police.
point
man’s
plant 33 rast
0
f
lily family
gi 63 . ats
g35. parrot
ae evolutionist 8. aerie
a. 1. by
55. tearlike
Se eruied value 23. ring-
shaped ornament
BT. possessed
29. pronoun possessive
- number
nswer
;
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$2. ventilate
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tion 37. betan
BPI
33. evil
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implements
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7. mire
Q. chop
UGRSU'L
not
as
he
know
if
values
were
|
|
we'll
might never
know.
have
netted
-
if we take the honors into con-
|
would
50 points for North.and -Soith sideration.
for
North
trying
hung
his
|
part-
to compete.
By
Clyde
Lamb
doubtful
in
order.
|
West East. 45S Dbl
South 5C Pass
Pass Opening
lead:
Queen
of
monds
There
we
are
are
f
decision
times
. with
in bridge.
ironclad
rule
a
difficult
There
as to
when
.
what
Notice
four
a
breeze
and
right
in
his
passed
He
and
did
might
decision
North
have
came
more
have
than
expected—a
void suit, an ace, and five trumps. North bid six clubs with no thought at all. East doubled
dia-
;
many 1 wi
South
that
just
is
is n0|
We|
and
that
West
was
led
monds
and and. réturced r king
West
was
that.
the
queen
East the
trumped
now
of
dia-
took Decléver’s the ace Jack. 7 by
West
returned
and
a heart.
south ducked and East took the
must do in any given situation king and cashed out his ten of but there is a watchword in diamonds and the net result most of these eases. It would was down three tricks. T : : ; ian i Bree SC That is ‘ sy go something
| BCT
ae
like this—if
is bidding
give him
pienty
duress,|
of room
or he|
will never bid again. Look
ed
at
with
THE
this
a
part-|
under
hand.
West
preemptive
only
one
would
of passed
BETTER HALF
more
than
five
East
have
doubled
five
would
have
clube? The answer must be neg.
open- | ative—East
bid
trick
cubs would have been set but either
or would :
have
bid
five —
By Bob Barnes
38. water tap 40. concealg
41. beholdt
44. speak
;
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as, ripped
46. wind 47. fish
48. bauxite e2
. swamp
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(such
have
if West’ guessed
Hi MISHEIL IE — wo
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collog.
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have
but
former
HERMAN
to life.
North Pass 6Cc Pass
woman
———
leather
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pronoun
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collection
Cit
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$28. wheel rod
11. a
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moldi
—-:10. literary
pa oo 7
25. S-shape@
of Israel
mistaka
care of
force
26. famous Quaker 27. dances {collog.)
9 high priest
54. make a
" pone
wing kind of cannon stitcher
8. ‘ packaged
name
94. forearm
ie theoretical
stone
coating % 5. forwounds 6. 5i.dovesoung , 52. spoke: ~ %. .
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4. ornamental
47, protective
round of duty @2. Japanese
17. athons 2,77
i. funny
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West 35 Pass
8-9
might
wrong
The
with the hope that he would not be hurt too seriously. South’s
spades
Gil
a
HORIZONTAL
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his
latter
and with a solid suit, he thought that a little competition might
The bidding: Y/
out
The
defeated
ner
South was to bid.
52
he
good
defensive
VN) ,
or
strategic
spades.
been
East was “operating” but he took a chance and bid five clubs
be LALA
East routine a game. East
raise
had).
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three spades and ly raised him to
vulnerable
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GENIUSES OF THE EINSTEIN
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TO ME,
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Y [_. HAD A BAD
RELAX AND GO BACK INTO YOUR HYPNOTIC, STATE —
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THIS TIME THE HEADACHE HYPNOsS To sToP
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16
OFF THE CUFF
(Schedule Subject Te Change) Tuesday, August 9 SANTURUE
AMBASSADOR: The
Submarige
Seahawk,
Spider
GRAND:
Titanic,
Thunder
Over
Tangiers
HOLIDAY: Sotomon and Sheba LORRAINE: Too Soon ta Love MUSIC HALL: -30(Punto Final)
Preview
at
10:00
p.m.
The
Carles
Cossacks
MATIENZO: La Edad de la Tentacion METRO: Please Don’t Eat the Daisies ME?TROPOLILANBen Hur
NEW
BROADWAY:
PARAMOUNT: RIVIERA: The
Amor
Women Gazebo
la
Sombra
Jail
SUPER
DRIVE
RIV Savage Fury PARADISE: Face Running
Dragstrip
of
a
CAPARRA
El
Cat,
Cintron,
the
Mayor,
many
prominent
Ponce
fig-}of
ures present at El Comandante) this Sunday when the race track
Land
Riot,
Some
Came
be
a reception
before
the
de
las
Secretarias Privadas PUERTO NUEVO KRESTO-DENIA: Story On Five Gates to Hell
New
Stephen
C.
at the club house for the celebri-| ties and VIP*’s, with several chart-|
ered
buses
the
people
helping from
to Ponce
O.
of
the
H.
542nd
Harry
M.
the winner of the Long Island Beauty Contest, and mother arrived from New York to spend several days’ vacation on the island. " A political friend of mine, who
P.
Co.
for the Army Antilles...Ray Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Joseph
Moravian nia, with
transport|in to
San!
the
of St. Thémas,
has
knows
College in Pennsylvabusiness, by preaching
Virgin
Islands
at various
churches...Beautiful Mary Rodites,
from
MARTI:
Wonderful
Country,
Cry
One,
Tough
17-year-old
Anita
the she
tracks to fainted.
he
got
and
wife
are
New, York
that a tour
Mendez
4 Ginger
Gonzalez,
the
to Sai. Juan
(Mrs. Carlos)
Mendez de
him.
in the city of New York where the UPR professor took addition-
al courses
for
his PHD
in Man-
agement at the graduate School of N. Y. University. “Joe” will be
back
at
“break getary
3,2329
his
old
post
teaching
even points’ and ‘‘budprocedure” at both the
of Social
Science
and
Bu-
Administration.
Lt. Bill Haley, USN,
entertain-
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day,
at the
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summer training area, Col. Arthur
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contest at Long Beach, Calif., has her foot checked by nurse Imogene Sowa. The Norse beauty got a stight infection, but the foot was expected to be completely healed for the competition. (AP Photo.)
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Julio
report
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writes
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Building,
the
Juan:
Fajardo; -. Ponce: Mayaguez:
his
and
joint
Hotel...Mr.
art show
then
following
in
he
will
spring.
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be
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in
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you
most
prefer.
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creasing
harmony.
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using
you
friends.
the
can
co-operation
22
to ‘Jan.
right
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get
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attive
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get together your
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ventures.
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made
some
errors! and
|
you want to take your ire i on a higher-up. This would | very
wrong.
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above
it
all,
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and Mrs. Virgilio Segarra, former island residents, and now making
Tuesday, High
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AND
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Hilton
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AMBASSADOR - 12 M.
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return home to San Juan, and a winter of painting before his next
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at
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Lollobrigida
duty
this Thursday at Geronime Room,
Preview Tonight 10 P.M. Edmund Purdom
Gina
for
birthday party 3 p.m. in the
State
shows starting 2 P.M. Jack Webb
“THE
able
living!
can’t be helped
noon.
will
Kentueky was so successful, that he has been commissioned to do two murals for the new Kentucky
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senior advisor for the National Guard, here, and will complete his tour of duty on August 18,
ter, Ana Josefina, age 1 and son,
who’s
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of others,
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:|of La Mallorquina, S. J.’s oldest ij} restaurant, will entertain daugh-
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situations
broken
Peterson was honored at a parade. Peterson, an avid golfer, is the
Presidio of San Francisce, Calif... Mr. and Mrs. Julio Rojas, owners
Waiting
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from
seph K. Summers and family are as well as expected. Hear them) back from an extended vacation [out and come to a better unter-
tail party over the week-end for several of their friends...On Sun-
weeks
you
socialite,
Alvarez, of the well known export and import family...Professor Jo-
siness
Now
occur
you find that seme,
annoying
efficient
is a brother
schools
Last
pretty
_|man Catholic Diocese of Arecibo,
The horrified engineer slammed on the brakes. But the train passed over the girl. Crewmen found the girl unharmed, but unconscious, her arm wrapped around the unharmed dog. “How is Pipo,” she asked when she woke up.
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that
midafternoon
tation to be extravagant. Be more}
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Garibal-
grab
politics
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‘| newly-appointed bishop to the Ro-
di saw a train bearing down on her pet dog ‘“Pipo,” she leaped
onto Then
is
Steinhardt
Alfredo
(AP)
Foretell
GENERAL TENDENCIES: Untill
to stick with it until the of the N. Y. Stock Exchange is sure impbrtant part is completed. [ ‘}one of the most fascinating she TAURUS (April 20 to May} has ever enjoyed:..The Most Rev.
Girl, Dog Unharmed When
brother,
writes from
Happiness
France
about
vacationing at La Concha, Hotel... Mrs. Conchita Cuchi Coll de Caile
She, The Astounding the Waterfrent BAYAMON
BORDEAUX,
his
Roger
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more
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than I do, made this observation about the Cuban situation. “The reason Raul Castro took over
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declares “Ponce Day.” There will| W,
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of Ponce, is expected to be among | has arrived to take up the duties the
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C. ALLEN
... “it’s
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different
BERKSTEIN
... “everybody
here”
talks
about
P.R.”
Summer Vourists Differ, But All Love P. R. By Puerto
GUNTER HETT Rico’s summer
tour-
ism business is exceeding everybody’s expectations. What just
a year or two ago was definitely a
summer
very
“off-season,”
much
of
an
is
now
“on-season”
ribbean area countries, especially Cuba, has acted to send some vacationers here, Puerto Rico’s tourists often provide new in-
about
sights into the ing popularity.
Richard
Take, for instance, Irene Berk-
other
Ca-
BEACH,
Calif.
Jan.
1, you’re
going
have
have
a
to
to
license
Louise
ican
widow
ter
Collins,
been
to
drive
riding
the
tricky
craft—just
that
you pajd $5 down at city hall. And it. means that you can Jose your license follow the rules,
if you which,
dentally,
effect
imme-
two
compa-
gx
diately: Surfing
only
ratively beach. to
on
narrow.
Surfing
and
into
stretches
only
11
am.,
don’t inci-
between
and
from
of dawn
5
p.m.
sunset.
Two Bitter Factions The stiff new rules, made law here after eight weeks of debate, left this beach town south of Los Angeles tions:
Those
who
with
two
bitter
fac;
claim the rules are
too strict—most
of them
the
sun-
bronzed lads and lassies who may come from miles around ,to catch Laguna’s favorable surf
break. ; * . And those who claim the rules aren’t strict. enough—the owners of ‘the beach homes facing the stretches of ‘sea where rising reefs send the waves shoreward with the curling break ideal for
surfboarding. They
say
that
the
surfers
are
New
York
(AP)—The
actress
wedding Amer-
driver
and
Pe-
millionaire
‘Tommy
called
talks
Collins,
of racing
yachtsman
(AP)
Starting
in
LONDON of
beach
chair,
a
retired
Navy flyer from Va., said Puerto
Gordernsville, Rico “is dif-
ferent
places.”
Sopwith
has
off.
other meet
and
his
the
Outer
and _
mother,
she
businessman, here with his wife and their two children, said he
was
born
moved away year old.
in
Arecibo,
when
she
in
said
she
the matter with
Mrs. are
Collins
27.
Their
and
Aug. 18. Mrs. Collins
Monday. off
the
announced on of the Times
Sopwith. south
was
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born
weeks.”
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was
was
she said. and I’ve
“Joved”
“I never knew
to
vacationing
Hebrides,
hadn’t discussed the
talk
was announced July 15 and they were to have been’ married
vandals out of the water and a menace in it. They claim boards plunging ‘toward the sand could kill a swimmer—hence the rules
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MODEEN
BOUSE OUEST LA #R00EDENCIA Parque 153. Near beaches, restaurants, airall terrace. Sum busses. theatres,
itm a | 1251 meais| #415
seeuees: Guest o atmosphere. Delicieus
,uwe amily
el
one block from
weekist | or
:
ived }bathroom, entrance and perch.
just
three bedroom
ist | Kitches greund1060 fieor, FICE 1505. Leiza sq. ft. parking, financing, Federal space,
Apartmeat.|
Suite
-
trensportation
Up to $35,000 with $10,000 cash. Call Mr. | Parkside B-Ji, telephone 80470,
- Your!)
Tedd, telephone 28-1856.
Celeste 2184
conditioned
UF | @
1498
sectiea,
UP i information,
Sun teach Mear Terraces. garden | Sath het and cold water St Condage. Sum- . | Washiagten Near beach and business sectors. Mamager,
ead
FURNISHED
Newly decorated, with large living and) Call 2.1084.
and now offer] Concha
some] ath. orivate sae St eee
with a.
afi reems, private =
remodeted
ter couples trawet | «a2
Persemai) Hoiels Beach ‘Telcpnones 36231 804)
from
direct
97} MAGDALEMA
‘private jen-
amd
‘bath
=
PURCHASE
TO
<com
A
City.
with
en:
coms-/['"
sectinn. ||
thusiness
Ponce
(etl
ie
.screeacd roam, \for story NICELY FURNISHED
two
parking -area to ‘be
im
de-
good Hor
Se
rate. ‘References requiretl. ation write ite Dr. MiguelA. Leon Mal-||-mouthiy \jaifter 'S 2M, Tapia 12. Oceaa ‘Park. donade, Box #83, Pence. .P. R. 2-7604. g17|{or 2298 | 2538
brand new hemelike, modern residence | Gaines while visiting Sena Juan, the Say all ame- 2550 rica
Veey
Hon
vile Goth & entemen, stinck dou
Atocha St. im troat of ‘the "Post Office, |'twanee, “ear ieemah “a0, about 5400 ff. eadh floor. ‘For ‘tiform. | Breaiiast eptional *
810,|
Guest House
BOWER
WHITE
a ge cnarm-jin Condade
cities
sectio:
arrangemenis
cave
DUFYY'S
tag. old
bi7s
noose
|
—— _| 2628
GENT
vd
pxi-
room,
furnished
AIRCONDFSEONED
:2-2G8S. semi-. and Private het water. of#aths. stemty 1020] sq. ft. private | 9559 2000 F&@@R, facilities. | GROUND teach Pevate private F dor 3 cars plus img SEACH COTTAGE - Completely furnish-| Telemhone 28766. 1706 Pomarada ‘it... term finaneing. Laiza 1607 ‘between Par- | DONCELLA GUEST ed, ame airconditioned bedreem, private | Santurce. home.
?
J
‘eckan
Dice
Parti
New
private entrance.
not water.
Werk:
ew
A modern
store.
with
seen
] poreh. All rooms aircenditiened, screened,
L | Cactewe St 2071, Sasturee.
si
Bawue || 298 Bokoe “tuy Pe! igor, Apartment aai-ame, tH -
64
in 10
Bayamon
San
Price $5
business.
gee t..
to
2
FOR
tn weace.
BAST
fn-|‘bullding
f
Monday
334651.
6A |¢ermatien
- Guest House - One
&A CASA ROSA
Three
kitchenette.
BUUSE,
GUES)
From
near
fiiice
ROOM
Bw
g22}|
Fresh carner/| #8"
,
Social Security Building, Ponce de Lede | career Cacique, Ganturce. 3-3001.
—
tities available.
ibe rala int
Gucreuntied thy
BUEDINGS
65th dnfant ters
Countey Club.
aad Berwind
and ‘bathrpem. kitchen. all brand sew] Giming.
fer
ready
Condominium A]
Cea-
and the
Hilten
1153
roms.
from
-im- | 411
‘2577
and 3 taths,j let house. 3 bedrpems, living, kitchen,'| partment 4 bedrooms
Lagoen.
equipment.
72
a
larse
te vem eulid- | Road. APARTMENT
facing the Caribe
$1244.
Near i
CLUS.
2564
beach.
#2
drive
mail service. Month Banco! rest mattress, Store. Basco Pamwar. t | Departmen } Phone 3-3258 evenings ‘Woeelworti's, Fuentes Pluvidies. | week Lae —= went jal ‘a s livingdinine. car
telcephene
aie
service. call]
pew,
Road
mainutes
tecation for any
jweeeption
Por
ty
; home
go | Tendomistinm.
Call 20158.
SEDSOOMS
Te- | éufermation
rates.
Daily. Wencad.Americas] Large patie. Las Siteis. Com, | “#venieaces. Condade Hilton and Caribefurnished monthly rates. weekly, Reasonable Rates rooms new
7
and Insular
equipnell bitchen. .msifts
and tale. 2 oe d
minutes {rem airport. Good restaurants | facilities. Met water. 2 blecks isem bus | Lourdes Shrime. the’ red flambayan ‘trees | Bfeakfast served. | Ses. shepping 3.1481 Mrs. Z C. Steffens, | in bloom. Beautiful ocean view from sua in walking distance
ESLAO@
7
BOT of Approximathy meters Concrete oe@so various: other mixed structures it
Alse
FOR SAK SUELDINGS
=
—
ONPUSTEIREED
——
swimming | Sieck from teach, residential section. All Excellent airconditianed. with pri | 2tveenditiencd doubie and single rooms
Intercontineatal beach. All rooms
rates
iavestment,
DEVELOPSENT:
2 bathrooms.
m2,, om
@0)| telewbene. otc. $258.
@ade
LA POSADA — two blocks from Sam Juan
mer
tT?
COMMERCIAL 12,000 square
2
BUCARE
desires
treree.
—
2
bath, water
Suan.
OSN@ENENTAL
ameee
bedrooms,
property. suitable fer guest
Extraordimary
WANTED
ing
ad
‘& Velerumpe._ er istformation. tucilities. 30625, Bex 164, Hate ‘Rey
39
mer
-
Special
.
Port erea of San Juan. . Call "We Near future Has stove. port. etc. 455Unturnished. j conditioned. o0s.|| or, Mental Calle @usste Nucwe. — 2 ‘heautifuliy Gecorated, msid] Geckore
dado
Rooms service we
7!
‘tels. 2ZMS or |'the other 760 -square fect, in mow FRONT house, heart of Canilado. only., Calli Arture Geltiata, ios -frent <éf New York Department 8ST. || 2098 @ ‘betveoms. taree perch erea, scodlutied. 1075. » Step . 81 . 1 | Saaturee, Pence de Leon devee private gard ideal for kids 3150
Marias.
Sar meee
aun,
aan
beautiful furnished
co
ft
teleghene
1186. AREA
ee |
ee
CONDOMINIUM SAN GhARSIN — Patico tte ‘Leen .1605. (First ‘fleer office . s
built-in cabinets, porch. double Infermatien 3-0365, or Avenida
8T
carport.|
garage,
bathreems,
call 2.3055.
APABT-|
= enc and two bedtoom apartments, air] SBEE
im-|
Ext.
Micania:
3
oe
20 |cuutl, aupranciate or inmwer, Waaspet
Ashferd
za
3
porch,
ATTRACTIVE email tunnish- | 288
SEASTHUL
ANTILLES
lot,
s
—: resem. artien patio, sity "house, maiti's: ah near Uni |*ewPime center. Telephene 64007. f
view
designed
attractively
very
‘ '
SALE OR BENT
ed :
ce
heater, carport.
sty | monthly imcluding utilities. Cail 3.0683 | 5-7 PM.
CONDADO
GEST
L
DI
11-D,
i
+ BUILDING
‘SPANISH
610 | peautiful interier patio, het water, 2) mediate eccupency Functions! Buthders | > oy; petween | so55 ien | Offers its “Buceaneer”’ heme: 3 betlrooms. frem Dniversity. Far 4
LUKURY
St., Punta
teen or
ae nes
ing
Box
with goat!
mes
with walk-
5 be@reems parate diningreom,
Menthiy basis. | im
A
2606
“0
Step 16%. On @00 sa. meters. \o, BEBOK GROM ‘a Concha, aircenilitnest beach in Confado scction. Four bad >| Senturce, Relesences. Fer ene gersen rooms. ——— Geed for Gepartment store, ‘bank, ‘hotdl. | seed single reom. private hath. shower, vy. Phene 39587 daytime.
4 Se
Telephone
gou
Saas — Ses72.
FOR
‘heme
3-378.
office
altar,
Nicely located
Diego.
BEACH
kitchenette, terrace.
service.
Cacba
CONDADO:
Re Menaday
.
bath,
very
baths, servant's quarters with enormous living-dining, screens,
3 ‘bedCOMPLETELY FURNISHED. rooms, mahogany furniture, screens, hot
362
capert amy errors immediately as THE SAN JUAN STAR will
vate
}
cat weet immediate
STORES FOR RENT
815 | S&aN &RANOEBCO — Violeta G— 10, corner
most ideal sivefer arenes. city’s basis. in one of er themonthly trans. | @CEAN Weekly
y
‘mo
with ‘built-
Gouses FOR SALE
,
28640
De
are requested to | ] 2001 Advertisers
cerrect
aos
60738.
kitchenette,
FRONT
#1 ients. itted | | Sesterce
for
‘kitehen
.
home.
room
MENTS fer reat. Beautifully decorated, | 2506
weekdays,
. Saturday
A.M.
Yet.
beach, quiet neighbermenth'v, Beuble $550. 6, 3-6667.
Maid
@CEAN
be
;
ee =i cost to
reaitence |S! ®
| it. this sumerb community. Pheee ‘bed-|
San
submitt mais aés before 12 noen on day before publication
2.
FURNISHED.
Kving-diemz,
the busimess day | | 2648 erdered ad Am
t
or
bedroom.
feet water.
DEADLINES ads
AN
equipped
value, in this resittential Awailable immed niee Welept
house.
mest rua af least once.
{
INCOME
Senmak eur | tenants
- | wesitiential lets Ville Caperra ent “Santa Maria. Phone 2621 or Write Bex 577,
submit-|
be
‘RENT
ch
ani Perker Realtor, 3 ‘betizeom. | office 33788 and ‘home 2-8840
forsiched
iecehion, ment. |Sod cumor 33788, home
TYPE
must
caacetlations
Adit
madern
eaues:
Bxceltent
2
closet,
ted before 12 noen before publication.
1
room, bath. Near hoed. Single 6225 Call 3-0805; after
as 3 type
RATE
2 lines
Neo
ordinary
RATE auttimary
for
BILAS:
seveens. | csr.
water.
Also utility apertment. eirses-
ideal
con@étioned
SAME lmes
GARDEN
as
type
3
No.
Tyee
lites
3:00-6:90.
2 bed furnighed deca. livines-dining. het ath,
type
RATE
‘to
china. | attractive, three ‘bedroom. two bath :home. section.
PER-
IN
COME
en beach.
9:30-—11,
ditioned,
SAME
reom.
— Large cod! house, Sept. ec- aa: PONCE hobby 2 bathe. 3 bedreems, eupancy, |reem. SA — Ind St. Rambla Mat. Tel. |eucame:
Money
An
apartments
tevian Hespital
SAME RATE as 5 limes ordinary
mext
|£2¢h with litimg @oor closets and ‘uiit|" dresser. Studio reom. Bic poreh aed /RESTORED
2634
Time
Save best
Belew)
.
‘Park,
wos }2¥ furnished @a quiet beach with livimgreom. wree, Rio; Piedras Payment facilities al privacy. 35315mag: | Patio connected . Launtiryto and warage in Servant's separate |patio, eriginal swell. ; Teal tec galtery > eS eee Se ee es a a : a13 | building. For information call 64516. 8 SS = a ee a ee Per ar write Box 728. Roosevelt. — Pure : Revo |e rs
line)
N
WANTED TO RENT ‘NO
in facilities. $ air conditioned tbettrooms,
Ware REY _ 2 minutes te Univ. Mo|7 Date bonse with servant's quarters: | 2504
T
Ocewa
ADVERTISEMENT | srecuaracmnt SURNISEEED
type.
£1
i
APARTMENTS FOR RENT SECTION | ter vent im Pioral Park. Big living ceom.
REAL ESTATE, 3 Naira, neat to Preshy-| sony Pucnished or unfurnished. =
type
SENT
‘eitchen, telephone. Ulitities included. ‘Call -after wacatetl. Yeu lese . no reat incenie ; while lectine for tenants. .Probiems : 3-6642. 22 ‘S12 | avoltied. 3 Nairn neat to ‘Presbyterian
SENT
Miantmum charge fe: singie insertion. o4e Ateve rates appiy to solid set H pt. (see
FOR
COMPLETRIW furaished.’
Peur ‘betireems. 2 with air | special living area, compiectely
813
FOR
4 houses and ists for sale - Sao
fer. 3 limes—
per
beach,
service.
SEE FRANCISCUS
17 Mf. 17 -16'. 15,14
18
BENT
-
CINTRON
8, 1960 Consecu-
charged
near
SOUSES
=
is es
3)
ad
F382
APARTMENT,
aati m uw @i
|
APARTHENTS sale, | EFFECHENCY
§
Per
a
at mreeeetnn
ESTATE
Rates& Information Temes
ESTATE
@evelopment, bouses
estate services hy s staff of trained per. | @ciuding sonnei Johe Alien FRANCESCUS REAL | 2980
CLASSIFIED ADS EFFECTIVE AUGUST Rates Per Line For tive Insertions
FOR
Nwe wan el
SEAL LAND
located.
tions
Single
with
Phonejditioned,
Cruthicds,
eeisss
and uals
private
33004.
$4
OP
6 Olimoo Saoan.
sath, come
Rates from
.
air poe
single.
Sirk. =
TELS.
oPy th
Re
3-3315
e
iv
Mes
ee.
ee
ies
19
TE SAN JUAN SPAR — Teeedny, August 9, 1960
CLASSIFIEDS
3-8400
Ext 72 FARMS foo
ACBESS
FOR
RENT
;P@SETIONS
APPROXIMATELY.
plant.
GRAND
FOR
piane,
$1200.
ELECTRIC
SALE 1959
@pei
a4.
Both in exeelient befere 5 PM er
©
frem
ity
Smith
1/3
Paners- Lness-experience — desires part-tii minutée} nd
MOTORS
Eleetrie
MP.
te 800
at attractive
Sucesores,
Bow
YOUNG LADY - Enelist maior - bot | MEI SCELLANEQUS
With or witheut: magnificent) residencam easilybe rented, of. San Juan. At-4&
MISCELLANEOUS
|}
Two YOUNG ladies, English speakihg,|2 door sedan, $1.800. Call 66125 iwant: receptionist on saleegiri’ jobs. Piease ‘condition. (visit 03 St. Ignacio. call 3-5763 from 9:30—12:0®0r 2:08)— “< 2611 2610
utbuildings suitable for poultry, 2 kilo neters of read surrounding and crossing Pro » Mining. possibilities. Hard 3} . Which. ie view
WOMEN
‘Ban®
Ration of’ coffee, citron and’ other fruits, pit,
WANTED
== CLOTHES
Moters
HP
Bighest
prices.
3669 San
im
Ricarde Juan,
P.
quai
Davila R.
able Air ech
SERVICES
work,
BOSPITAL
img
this
to
Rie
Piedras;
Other when
yeu you
and a dryer dur-
free you
Distributors,
appliances
buy
a
Munoz
dryer
Rivera
Rio Piedras; State Read Ne. Vita Caperra, and Calle Villa
te at
875,
2, Km. 7, 123, Pence.
2538
$b
BOOKS
*~vetertive
1@ mim
with eaeh dryer electric iwener, if
machine
sale. from
Imsular
SUPPLIES
THR SESPEEAL SUPPLY COMPANY effers complete Gispensary supplies and equipment. First aid & Oxygen kits
on hil;
Ceeler or an
buy a washing eh
P
DRIERS
NOW YOU CAN GET your ciethes dry even om raimy days er nights. Imsular Distributers is heiding a Special Dryer Sale during August. You get free a pert-
sizes
FOR
SALE
BAW BOOKS - one set Laws of Puerto Rice, one set Decisions of Puerte Rico,
Airpert.
ether valuable books. Information 2-4871. uaa
815
alse
steel
shelves.
LOST & FOUND
‘door,
automatic
‘Tights,
FOE SALE by owner, premium corner lot,. high. flat: tom, with. sewer, in. Ganien Hills, F.H-A. approved. 1,227 sq. meters: |
Sce
it Calle
Atalaya.
Darias- office
call) telephone. 2-1273) 2590
night’ 6-1586
2.7283.
ACK ARD.. 4 door sedan,
Magnolia
Calf - Fort
$250.
Broeke
AME and 3 PM. gi7 | 2295 letweem.8
32008
aay
Call|
offer.
meal
ae thee
eon SS Soe
day or aight - 35136.
ine
| gr after6. Gem itized Our | 3649
moves.
mernings
35€24
Call
Patton 2206, Park Biya.ail
sit
6-7046
Best offer. ry. 2621
bow!s.
set amd Hib’ ainette
top end tables.
a
a
es
chairs,
Wm@@ moves you is as im | —
woyivG:
CAR? With. $275 | We: deliver and’ pick up Call Musbleria|
punainan
ciful
: Latest style
823. | sEaDES.
2.3
@
is yours™
FEEASURBE
“"HE
dresses,
bridesmaid’s
oan
ae
Sinule
$60.
fer
excellent,
mattress,
and
spring
Ouly
chaus.
4 padded
0G
63672 |} pox
Tel.
Piedras.
Rio
Prades|
Vila
SIEGMUND,
Bevelopment
GOWNS
BRIDAL
Stop: 28). Samturee:
Irene
€.W.
niture.
Just: call 35198 om panoe
tree }icaicat: FINE
Gimt Lobausis | |® ae Cail’
amd: delivery. pick-up
condition.
eeHient
porate
cee
excha
everseas
island August: — . LEAVING move Moving. you storage where and pocmans asshipping Cruz Sam Juan | paeking. esa. 3-0982 Luna and Luma, 2-4849 : monthly , down. of fur |sacmiwiCE s econo- .| Telephone new. instail-/La own a$44brand you cam and iments, payment top ding table ith. Wrought irom giass
Service.
Secretarial
fast
lecab decuments,
ae amd@
Aug. | MUS?P SELB-belancerata of furniture speciali ieby ere moar Please b call’ us yOurat |» possessions. prizedel are leatber Feam rubber livimgreom set,
tables;
traxs,
buffet: tabilon, ‘sinenen,
A USED
BUY
WHE
SBEMICE
SHERMTARLAL
EPPICTENT,
=
local
for
ee
rem
PARTIES,
89
|
PURNIFURE FOR SALE SILVERTONE TV, with stand, 90. Ex-
d perant highiy-trained nestie uniforme
TABLES
BANQUET
as. conn. Ext: 20008
vans
uE
ee
ee
a
Call
parte.
on
Guarantee
service
8-1804 or 8-101Z
818°
Street; Sama Maria, Rio Piedras. Tele |...” dition,
pabene
best
steering,
power
radio,
section
residential
superb
ty HM spotted, please cali Kiem at 8-1963, ar 3-1947. Reward fer imformatioa. use ur
cash.
22575
lét | o<97
meter
located. i thie
for sale. convenienti
signal:
Some
Telephone
Hours |:
square
2107
—
Mate.
SANT#
—.
transmissien..
“‘eondition.
take
UP | omiy $40. ‘Teiephone 2-257) frum 9 - 3% AM.
89
the | 2605
when
job is curs. Whether you're mov cocktail. party: and date dresses, sol) at | inmoving & FOREIGN CARS | best: | SP@RETS and bed, table , aaLP Wweally er Stateside. we ase eqipped | cag syOVE. refricerater lable. Will make appoint-| pri ments evenings and Saturdays. Phone| ts pack and transport your § nest! choirs, Hi-Fi, odds and ends. Guee cash RADIO TECHNICIAN with at least FCC precious bvelougines, as scheduled. wit} Wrice 415 Sol St. Apt. 4. Miacexs. 63439) Niemi) 1190 — 1959 metiei 4 door. w FIAT commercial) license fos Second Class 818.| he dependabic care yeu icek fer and | 9¢,, 2340 white well radio, LIKE NEW wesk om. two-wag. mobile radie-}: service
telephone
and imarine
system
'
must'
abke: i assume | versatile, cooperatives. heresponsibility. Crumley Radio Carp... Old.’ Ish»
side
north
Terminal
PAA
‘Airport. telephone 35255 (P. * 10073" Caparra Heights):
cients wanes
ae
. t@ act. as.as.Puerte Ricas representative, ee ed, eewenenseltees ihre Fee Se Scesanetaretoy
Conse. Pakacee Hotel; Pitonex 30885... 2508.
,
a
m2
(ices, America.| act posi- |
a
financing.
Avoilable ectowrant thanbnageryears experwith
Rico,> USA » and Jane inPuerto
restaurants, eae is cocktait: leumees, amd! exclusive
2
Write Box
L,
San
ig magna
“a
co,
Renehaen: Ba.
superv- | ROR
representative
meanuéacturer's
Comes.
DISC
_
(RO
’
Jnam Star.
Sam
&
82b}
.
‘
F
OU
Certified;
Watch:
Master:
WANTED — PART: THEME: jock, four. or|'Las Mariam. Phone 26160. five hours. after 6 PM Clerical: beok- |'2286. and
payroll
experience.
AMEBIGAN.
MACE.
merried:
keeping
card.
ful
dance or party — You can| *s% Ponee
5)|\ne
‘Pest:
Best: re- |)
AVAILABLE
two};
Pree
Control:
Ai-
' ‘BEE YOUR
ows, boss: i=, = profitable: busi-
I ia
i,
i
[
f! i i|
iht 30s
Hi
tLe
ee,
danas.
Ta
——
rates-|
De Biege, $&). 123 hour. (2 students, (Near Swiss Chalet. «icp 2, Santurce scress
uF
genes:
PLUMBING
—
anee. Construction, altera Sewers
i
&
816
-
ARTEN
KENBERG
©
eee
Jobbing.
cleaned electrically. drains home appliances. Work
| teacher
| cba
rhythm
Bu
6
affers
modern
band,
monthly
years. methods
American pre-
fer
chicas inter Soly bane
playground.
August
TO
%
CHILDREN
. Stateside
Feaere © Danie
Tel
Supermarket).
Pueble
from
so | 23
CITY
Continentals, By Continentals,
college graduate. Private lessens $3. per
PLUMBING
treat | ALL
CLASSES for for
LESSONS
SPANISH
reasepabie
;
ur
LANGUAGE
supervisien, timental | ying Mary Carter's nigh quailty paint | 29942.
SB meee el
and
INSTRUCTION
s12
| f
farnisih: a: bend. to: cover:
aT
EXS0BTIVE AGDODNTAN® — Account: | ant: with move than years: Rederai} Gevernment: service: August |
i
3-799
Call
8
excursiers,
Transpertation.
Inf.
JN22
Classes
Caperra
large becin
Terraee
bad
NURSERY
amether: im best’ jecation. in. Ponee, conditions: Write Bow 243; Sen
(DeGete-Fiy-
a
a
|
i:
HI
i"
Auto: Dealer:
meuth>. Intecested: im any: EEE
ie
|
Te
jime, this. is: your golden oppertunity.
i i i|
insusanee: agenti. EWM
Méstgegee,
Compiete
ee ee advertised Renee oe im work im Puerte| ine of; nationally . andi leading: commercial; reéri+
interested chitdwem,Broad: knowledge of| transportation. Rito
and)
—
ane
PAINTING
neme, ont otOS Oe coin Contrel ofOe imecin. | povtes Write: Box. S, Som Jum Stern sat | BUSINESE GRRORTUNETIES ferences. tee tn . 2598 with
an
Treated for
| 7-228, (Commonweailtt | 2566
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given
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Also
18 HP Evinrude Electric Evinrude outboards. Must
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be
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terday, support
no time gained the people; on
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evenings. 812
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and 70 H Siegmund ’
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WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN A BOAT? Teakcraft?...Teakcraft you mean? Yes, we have it for you, specially for you. 19°
where ing.
in
to
asked
the
now
“very
now
Cuba
week
of
Its
master,
who
later.
OFICINA
tank
Por
have
to
pay
.
2588
82
ante
22
de
agosto
el Lic.
como
Lyburn sign
pointed
the
town
30 yards said: sign The
Cemetery.”
angrily council
from
“That sign practice.”
The “To
Wells, Erie St.
his is
imjuring
read: Crematorium
de
1960
Stanley
a
R.
las
Segal
dogcatcher
manner.
It
is
in
done
by
side.
back
a
cages
But
yard
of
early
garbage
There was no so I treated
the
neighborhood.
I
noticed
ran
into
part
the
cutest
new
faces
who
can’t
earn
German
named
German
shepherd
Ingrid.
She
and
was
part
on
we
visited
Loiza
back
Street
doors
for a snack.
merrily
post, Ingrid your
muching
suddenly
away
barked:
San
feet,
grabbed-
on
Ingrid
under
the
from
biting
my
dog
us
if
we
knew
what
this
a
men
did
they
to
had
been
picked
up
before,
but
his
join
our
canine
near
the
dumping
Department
ground,
of
Sanitation
this
to pace
the
the
50 cents charge nearby
to
Municipal
De-:
9:30
AM
para
oir
trial
bajo
6 de diciembre el nombre de
las
disposiciones
CORPORATION.
de
15, 1953, SURTEX
outside
didn’t seem
about
the
to notice:
new-born
Nor
puppiés
in’
the
ground
with
next
a small
sad;
IF knew,
windowless
resigned
-expressions.
a truck was cement
backed
cubicle
truck’s muffler was fitted into house.
up
next
Local
de
a small
hole; }
door
was
sealed.
There
was
room for half of us. Outside I truck’s
gas_was
all
motor
starting
up.
filtering into. the
hardly
Soon
an
enough)
hear the! invisible:
sealed room.
“|
Everyone began. ‘coughing and- squealing:! The noise was unbearable. The heat of the: fumes became intense. Some of the dogs be; gan to destroy each other in a-hop2!ess atiempt i e escape. ;
owner
My
eyes
teared,
my
lungs ‘felt
clogged.’
Unable_to breathe, I grew weak. I lay down,’ I wished whatever was going to happen would! happen faster. I den’t know how long I lay;
company.
there getting numb. Slowly the noise subsided.; For a moment-I thought of the loveliness of
on
any aftermoon
when;
the sun glitters through
Ashford
Avenue
the trees and
makes!
outdoor
ever-changing patterns on the sidewalk. An the sea breeze makes you feel...but then
.
felt no more,
Ley
radicada GLOVE
la
planta
en
Coamo, P. R. Por: Ledos. Rigau Goldman & .Santiago, 609 Ave Condado, SanLas
razones para
adelantadas la
contributiva
“La
concesién
peticionaria las
las
permanente
industrial
razonable
del
por de
el
esta
siguientes:
solicita
disposiciones
(ad) (2) de la Ley pone establecer de
ter
son
de
la la
petiexen-
exencién Seccién
2
alegando buena fe
que se proy con carac-
que
de
en
Puerto
ha
Rico
yna
producir
continua, dentro de un periodo de
tiempo.
articule
uma
cantidad
designads
Nam.
a up
and
sus-
21
my
And
(machine sewn gloves) adicional a la cantidad del mismo articulo producida hasta entonces por otras unidades in— en funcionamiento en Puerto ico.”” Cualquier objecién escrita contra esta peticién debe ser jurada y radicada con el Directer de la Oficina de Exencién Contributiva situada en la Avenida Ponce de Leén #107 (240 piso), Parada 27%, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico, no mas tarde del tiempo a cerrarse la vista. Esta notificacién deber4 ser publicada en 0 del 12 de agosto de 1960. .
STANLEY
R.
Oficina’ de Industrial
Exencién
SEGAL,
Director
Contributiva
to
connected!
la peindus-
la
if
The guards then drove all of us from the:
This went on all night. Most of the unwilling passenger growled and groaned. One - nameless pup just whimpered incessantly, which got on my nerves. By sun-up we crossed Constitution Bridge, and headed out to the rough-and-tumble swamps
pé&blico
like
‘cages into the dark, dank cement cuhicle. The:
to fetch him. : The truck rattled through the quiet streets, and each time it stopped another bewildered would
I began
the
at
to a pipe which was in the ‘cement block
came
passenger
anxiety,
;paid
the cages. The
about. “It’s a raid,” said and old hound who identified himself as “Tuka” of San Juan..He said he
places
|
He
care
The
scruff
was
about
one cage that had not survived. Or about the flies and mosquitoes all about the place. Several dogs limped, and Gne had a torn ear. Some were sick ' and lay with their noses‘
’
indignity
stories
catcher
The
Run
assailant.
had!
Hungry and afraid, many of the dogs be-} gan to quarrel, bite and scratch one another,
mouthful, a neck. I was
by
shepherd,,
say goodbye.
to
my
German
partment of Public Works,-and Tuka was re“leased. So anxious to leave, Tuka didn’t even
life.”
off
size! t
a
growing
Juan.
the
res-
“Run!
many
whimpered.
With
the
of
too
prevalent
cage. Then Tuka yeélped with glee. Outside the cage was his master, Francisco Miranda of
w
“Are you a lost tourist?” she asked. “No,” I said, “just a lone dog out town.”
dreadful
far
every
here?” I asked myself looking around the? dirty enclosure. I ‘have a home, a master. | I have a steady job guarding the Gonzaleg house. I began to bark, but it was lost in the general tumult created by the other horrified_ dogs. :
shepherd
strolling
being
of
The stench was awful. “What am I doing;
many
dogs
contained
from relatives in the old country. She whined,
cok
way to get back into my myself to a gambol about
town—homeless
already
Ingrid,
Before you could say doggone, Ingrid and I were heaved into a smelly old truck. There were several other dogs in the truck, but before we could get any information, they asked
it,
which
old and mangy dogs and description:
actuando
Especial,
Nam. bajo
tancial
to
deor
the city’s.single
de la Seccién 2 (e) de la Ley, especificamente, guantes cosides a maquina
EngJohan
put
the
Las-
with
of the neck, and held at arm’s length too keep
INDUSTRIAL
cualquiera persona interesada en ticién para exencién contributiva
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spaniel,
my father’s that.
around
the
yard,
yanked
EXENCION
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Righteous Wratht
.
The truck was backed up against a rickety frame . building. . ed into wire-mesh compartments. were herded into these}
get
and
me
leading
=
nida Ponce de Leén #127 (2do piso), Parada 27%, Hato Rey. Puerto Rico el
dia
bajo
Tierra.
don’t
of
Hirocured
CASO NUM. N-1213 presente se notifica al
la
be a
Before I swallowed the next rude rope was thrown about my
en general que una vista pdblica se celebrara en la Oficina de Exencién Contributtva Industrial, situada en la Ave-
to own the finest boat of its kind. See them at: Modern Electric & Marine Sates, 262 Ponce de Leon, Puerto de
You
DE
mostly
can
heard
for.
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CONTRIBUTIVA
To
dog
morning
for
While
20-year-old
was
a
fence
lamp
sickness.
a week
I’m
as
thought the scraps we found were delectable. I merely growled and held back my discontentment. I must be spoiled.
The horse was standing 1,200 yards from the center of the blast when the atomic bomb exploded over Hiroshima 15 years ago, the| newspaper Yomiuri said. died
dirty
the
taurants
States in. Costa Rica.
radiation
me
romping
Together
during the meeting
(#—The
by
late Thursday night. been put out near
the
U‘S.,
“atomic bomb horse” of shima is reported almost
cien
bunks
=<
unscientific
home in Condado kitchen pails had
_
San
Organization
crude,
streets.
that the U‘S. is
of the
Highw
a
my The
(well,
due
the
was
knows)
situation
and
Military
off
as
2 Lassie.
Gonzalez.
‘I
apparently preparing, officials speculated,“a strong stand”
more
and
delicate” Cuba
particularly
cionario
water
in
quoted
in
their keep. I suggested to one fellow that he go te New York, but he said he hates cold weather. “There’s very little vegetation in New York,” he said. “Hardly a tree—except in Brooklyn, they say.”
campaign-
to be
de
around
.1,000,
officials
not
between
turce, P. R.
stave,
re-
Nation-
over
island,”
Government
marine
sink,
slightly
the
Cabin Cruiser - solid teak, made to last hundreds of years Accommodations for toilet,
was
in Latin America... 3s Gov. Mufioz was not avaliable yesterday for comment. La Fortaleza said that he was “some-
power winch, snapper reels, round bilge, sturdy construction. Used less than 400 hours. $3500. Phone 9-0115 evenings. FOOT
violence
asphyxiated
lectors. I leaped onto the pails, over the fence, and landed splash in a puddle of mud.
including those in the states and
COMMERCIAL FISHING boat, 30 feet long, 10 foot beam, 110 H.-P. Universal,
28
and
The yes-
“at of
night. They eall
I
the
Fortaleza, Jayuya,
TOKYO
26x8x6,4
genoa;
to
“Atomic Bomb Horse’ Almost Normal Again
813
CABIN
Flagship,
Box
pointed
on the island. it was recalled
SALE
RACING-CRUISING,
Ponce 2-1878, Nautico. 2633
at La
American
UF
BOATS
here
other spots Nationalists,
next
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just
was
streak of mongrel on we seldom talk about
against
SCREENS
building
I certainly
supported by the bulk of the U.S. armed forces.
Juan
platand Ri-
are
sie
from
el"
OFFICE FURNITURB and Equipment: Olympia typewriters. Marenams Caiculators, Totalia, Addo and Everest adding machines: Rex-Rotary Duplicators: Pho tocopiers. All kinds office furniture avai. lable at Reali Hermanos, Fortaleza 300, San Juan, Telephone 3-2338. - Investigate our Rental-Purchase Plam-our Credit Terms 2369
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alists there are now, officials say, are “extremely rough” and range
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City’s Division of Sanitation near the Department of Municipal Public Works in a small,
Castro.
The Nationalist Party polled a total of 5,257 votes in 1932, the only elections it has ever entered.
823
ae
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metropolitan
Cuba
pudiated.”
rates
INTER-COMMUNICATION
new
TEMS.
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in
. that
contrary,
typewriters, adding machimes, copymachines, etc. Don’t buy. rent. Tax
deductible. Telephone
supported
Every Friday morning the stray dogs collected
among
who
of a strong, wellequip
ings
EQUIPMENT Dictating
ae
By Al Dinhofes
Oct. 30, 1950 attempted revolt which failed after isolated shoot-
a2
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farmers,
Officials
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“
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UP
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pudiation of violence and psuedo-
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rugged,
Page
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—
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stores. fact 200 library,
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from
Although
are FOR CONTINUOUS music in ories, bars, ete. Selectomatic
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REVOLT (Continued
7
LAST STOP—The frame building-and cement gas chamber, located just off Milit: Highway, where the city’s stray
, are collected and put to slee the hole (lower right-hand side of the chamber) where . monoxide... enters through a hose attached to the muffler of a rade (aT AT eke Dit ?
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THE SAN JUAN STAR— Teesday, Augwt 8, 1960
(Pachin) Rico
eeprom
Juan of Puerto
a
Vicens Selected As” Best P.R. Hoopster Vicéns, the greatest basketball player
in the
last
decade,
and
Howard
Shannon,
the coach who guided the Ponce Lions to the 1960 Superior Amateur Basketball eham pionship, have been selected_
4jas the year’s
outstanding
performers. The
Puerto
Fraternity, general turday
Rico
which
Sportswriters
held
its
annual
membership meeting at Mayaguez, named
SaVi-
} H
cens the ‘‘basketball player of the year” and the ‘‘coach
selected Shannon of the year.”
as
Vicens was selected over Johnny ti ond anon derthcieiige i : : ;
Baez
A
STRONG
of
Rio
Piedras
and
Cruz of Santuree. Baez and received one vote each. Shannon
mous
was
choice.
HY
Teofilo
Cruz
an
almost
unmani-
Tom
Quinn
of
the
San, German Athletics, received three votes and Victor Mario Pe-
TEAM—Roy
Emerson
(left)
and
Neale
Fraser
rez of Rio Piedras
(right) are shown here the Australians won
got one vate.
The PRSF will present to Vicens and Shannon.
playing in the Caribe Hilton tournament this spring. Yesterday the German International tournament doubles title in Hamburg.
PACHIN ‘VICENS
nen
. he’s
the
best
Aussies Emerson, Frazer
Olympic Relay Looks Like A WinGermanDoublesTitle U.S. And West Indies Duel EDITOR’S
Germany
won
(AP)—The
the
They defeated the Austrian-+# German duo of Laci Legenstein and Peter Scholl, 7-5, 3-6, 6-3, 9-7. The women’s crown went to
Christine
Truman
and Germany's They defeated
and
Renee
of
England
Edda Buding. Sandra Reynolds;
Schuurman
of
men’s
South
The
Venezuela
champions last night
champ
the
Maria on
set could Bueno
Bueno
Miss
be
is
of
Reynolds.
Brazil An
up-
in the making.
suffering
Miss
from
an
in-
flamed ankle tendon. She was forced to withdraw from the mixed doubles { the injury yesterday.
Lawrie
To
British
because
(AP)—Charles
Carr
of
Law-
Doublin,
this
year’s British Amateur champion, also is on the team. Other
players Bonallack,
named Doug
are
Michael
Sewell
and
} finer | game.
9:00 ~12:00
Juan in
your teach
children points
the of
Open
A.
the from
M.
te
P.M,
weekend’s
Naval
Latin
single
tion
the at
to
Ames
Station
Neale
Puerto
and
Roy
International
Fraser
Ten-
a
League
Williamsport,
his squad.
this
Mexico
part
in
competi-
team
to
World
go
may
ournament. ed in
the 1957
be
morning sessions favored
and for
in
That country
the
produc-
Williamsport champions and 1958 and annually
has a strong delegation.
Series
Russ Sox
Rico will Roosevelt
three
Kemmerer, pitcher,
times
of the
beat
in 1959
Washington
Chicago the
White
Yankees
as a member Senators.
is another
in
International Association of Track article he discusses the relays. By
FLORENCE, Indies relays
a series
ROBERT
L.
Italy (AP)—A
the
event
the
West
favorites
of articles
on
in
which
Basil
Ince the
American men could
a
and
U.S.
take
this
the
US.
fre-
George
at
last
Games’ scintillating
from
the
be
even
Kerr,
year’s
in
Pan
Chicago
3:05.3.,
Caribbean_ faster
the
world’s
of the Statisticians. . In this
QUERCETANI thrilling contest between prospect
in
the
the West 400
meg
Indians+
to
quently has been supreme in the Olympics. A British West Indies quarter composed of Malcolm and Melville Spence (Jamaica twins), beat
and Field
and the United States is in at the Rome Olympic Games.
If anything, are
with
to
Pa.
Representing Puerto be a team from the
Rico coach Luis Guinot
plans to hold both afternoon practice
this elimi-
take
elimination
select
Little
Roads
for
America
nation tournament. Four teams will
this
The
islands time.
The U.S. team at Rome should prove superior to the unbalanced
foursome
which
ran
against
Ja-
maica at Chicago. Presumably the U.S. quartet will consist :of Ted and
Woods, Ottis Davis, Young Yerman. Woods won the
national of
college
run
in
a
45.7.
time
Repetition of the memorable Jamaica Vs. U.S. duel of the 1952 games in Helsinki is well Possible.
the
But
Jamaicans
3:03.9,
will be
the
on hard
record
that
set
by
occasion,
to beat.
was an average of just 46 seconds per man.
That
under ;
area. other
two
and
Aruba.
| Mexico Mexico
countries
arrives
Aruba
tomorrow
is
are night,
expected
in
The elimination semifinals will be played Saturday and the finals
are scheduled for Sunday. games will be played at
BES |
Both Sixto
Escobar.
Players from will stay at the
all four teams Navy base this
week.
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PARADISE STORE Main
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preparation
SAMSONITE
MINIATURE a the
Little
A Complete
up
the
arrived in San Juan and will practice at
Guy
Wolstenholme.
Sharpen “putting”
team
in
This
Thurrday.
rie, Seottish veteran of more than 2) internationals, was named as captain of the British amateur golf team for the Eisenhower Trophy yesterday. The troph y—amateur equivalent of the Canada Cup—will be fought out at Philadelphia Sept. 23 to Oct. 1
Joe
San
afternoon
while
Golfers
LONDON
the
The
Lead
title
Venezuela Little League Nine Arrives For Title Playoffs
Africa, 6-4, 5-7, 60. The singles titles will be decided today. In the men's competition, Nicola Pietrangeli of Italy will face Sweden’s Jan Erik Lunquist In women’s play, Wimbledon takes
Australian,
doubles
NOTE:
Olympic games by Robert L. Quercetani, one of the experts on track and field. Quercetani is president
Street,
St. Thomas, Tel. 308
LAID
V. L (ee
oe
es
LOW—Boston left fielder Ted Williams hits the dirt alten being hit on the
shoulder by Detroit pitcher Pete Burnside. Williams was not iri-~~*' in Saturday’s game at Detroit. (AP Wirephoto.)-
soe
a
HAMBURG,
Emerson yesterday nis Championships.
Rome great
|
Sateen KF Sa Tag tageOO toot
Compromise With Hate
veanXtroneeacus Pittsburgh
By Jimmy Cannon The winners didn’t pick up the whole pot. The losers didn’t blow it all. Most of them settled for less than they wanted n Chicago when the financiers of baseball reluctantly decided to ake four of the eight Continental cities into the majors. The guys
ious }
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San
Fran
51
50
505
11
game
45 42 39
59 62 63
433 “404 ‘382
18% 21% 23%
Rugby and soccer became football, and when the long New England winters became unbearable a guy in Springfield, Mass, made up a silly game which is now basketball.
ont%aentals
to
lose
he franchises
with
in, the
were
towns
to be
ver.
their
selected.
to allow
people
can
tell
themselves
they
Started
saved
.590 571
ln
Baltimore Cleveland
60 51
46 49
566 510
2 8
Washington
49
53
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11
Detroit Boston
46 44
55 58
455 431
13% 16
39
61
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20
Kansas
own
It is possible
they
0
the
American
move.
Neague, No
He
was
that one
the was
But
by
New
there
wasn’t
one
Giles,
that
was
a
few
had
parks
large
enough
for
big
league
know
all
about
Rickey
and
they
hold
no
for
Brooklyn
by
his
dorf,
O’Malley
stock
the
but
at a price
realtor,
had
he
handled
he
established
made
him
that,
a
too.
by
He
made
insisting
generous
O’Malley
Bill
offer.
Zecken-
He
went
to
Pittsburgh and came from there to the Continental which would insure his fame as long as the game lasts.
Afraid
Of
Congress
a
guy
you
can
never
ignore.
They
made
thing but amateurs being advised ed it all to go past him.
But
Shea
knew
what
to
by
do.
an
He
old
man
it
took
his
who
had
allow-
trouble
to
Wash-
ington and they didn’t like that at all. It is a game pends on the occupational courages of its practitioners.
who folds is considered a disgrace. The owners rules. Different codes govern the behavior in the It
is
all
right
to
be
cowardly
it. They’re afraid of Senators
any
time
limit
one
their
gulations. That’s
of them operations
how
Shea
‘they presented lcouldn’t do it.
they bal
if
threatens which
got
to
you
make
to compose
are
them.
immune
They
buck
from
which
they
to duck
him
re-
and
him with reasons why his unpopulated league There were instances when they proposed deals
had
gave him might in Chicago they
to
do
something
be nullified. pulled up.
They
or ran
the
pass
as far
that
spring, is riding at the Chicago| League
games
in
12
baseThey
Congress
as they
B. Baeza, Panamanian jockey} Yankee pitching vho led the Churchill Downs riders | Lopat appeared in
acks.
will
anti-trust
realized he couldn’t accept. They couldn’t con him. He kept hollering and the politicians listened and the people realized they couldn’t stand him off forever.
figured
this
dogging
and they buckle
a law
tried
deguy
live by other front office. a
and Representatives
that The
could
and
coach Ed American
which
failed to scpre @iIMM.,'!
his
team
‘.i.,
ever,
we
may
have
missed
major
IN
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icago
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a
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Louis
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Sievers, Chicago Runnels, Boston
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26
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New
22 22 IN
York
New
76 72
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feel
that
72
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Superior
could
where win is
the not
their
Sunday
with
six
wins
* sete
MORE
meet
Rico
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Latin-Amer-
GUERLAIN
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will be played to decide the af-
fair:
week-
tune-up
SHOP
Humacao is sectwo setbacks. ond with four victories and two loses. If Humacao beats Ponce
twice, Vega
this
of Puerto
TO ST. THOMAS,
Open every doy 8. A.M.to
Vega Alta leads the triangular series
a
YOU
Agents for Agents
final
have
GIFT
Vega Alta, idle next weekend, will clinch the title if Humacao
doubleheader.
The
AIRPORT
———_—————split
Sunday.
WELCOMES
Baseball
be decided
a battle likely to
Ponce
summer.
schedule
will
to have gained the from Penuelas a
participating. and
only
Weekend
at the University Saturday.
Stengel is still talking about |Luis Arroyo’s screwball, a pitch
Wins To Stay 5 Alive championship
writers
and
| Yankee coach Ralph Houk will |replace Casey Stengel when the 70-year-old manager decides to
Humacao Needs ? 1960
York
next
a busy
squad
Sucessor
Stengel
Juan’s
ican Little League playoffs will be held at Escobar Saturday and Sunday. And the Olympic track
sport.
Houk
of that that
91 | step down.
York
Minoso, Chicago Gentile, Baltimore
The
day
If Branch Rickey takes to the
tinental
editor
end. Junior golfers will be playing at Buchanan Friday, Satur-
312 | sport, we could have a Continent309 | al League, featuring the con-
HOME RUNS Maris, New York Mantle, New York
Choice
sports
The island’s young athletes will have
| field.
312
here
Full
big
the ball around a
.322 | land—kick York
Skowron, New Wertz, Boston
team
paid their way in to see two and Scotforeign teams—Brazil
Chicago
Smith,
many
. competition, we might have a ball
no bands Eame [proved itself Pop sophisticated the most ular in
Aaron, Milwaukee San Fran. Mays,
Boyer,
Easy
Burns,
or San Juan. Norfolk is San
If
:
Fran.
after
town it will go either to Norfolk,
83 14
San
berth
the Miami Herald, predicts if the Maimi Marlins leave
America
South
league
failures.
some-
30 | thing along the way—soccer. It’s 30 | a big game in Europe, South
Maris,
is
All these games are fine. How-
aa
said,
this
against Scotland’s players during International Soccer League championship game at New York Saturday. Brazil | won, 2-0. (AP Photo.)
RUNS
They told themselves he was too old to put eight 25-men squads on a field. But they never really believed what they because
Pa
fights for ball
(stripes)
player
GAME—Brazil
HEADY
346
312
Sievers, Chicago Colavito, Detroit RUNS BATTED
tough for the Cons, and they never got tired of explaining why it couldn’t exist. The Cons were goners because they were no-
#.,
341 314
Fran.
San
anks,
him. He was too smart for them. He created the farm system because he couldn’t compete with the wealthy firms when he ran the St. Louis Cardinals. He brought Jackie Robinson to Brooklyn and broke the color line. He was being pushed out in buy
Angeles
Chicago Milwaukee
maak a
They
affection
at bats.)
cas ee
Mays,
had a Jot of money but they had to have the athletes and the stadia. The baseball people ridiculed him but they were shaken when he hired Branch Rickey. They
>
Mathews. saiecuk “ee
only
purposes.
or more
Los
Banks, Aaron,
persuaded
and
250
HOME
to stand
a player
have
didn’t
They
a league.
eight cities to form
night.
Pittsburgh
wi
it a con-
and
country
the
around
hustled
he
So
teams.
eight
on
on
Groat,
who
flourish-
going
were
they
knew
He
up.
give
didn’t
Shea
English baseball.
night.
including last night’s games) NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING
Larker,
ender. They weren’t going to cripple their league with a ninthplace team that would-be an unprofitable addition to their schedule.
But
Cleveland,
at Chicago,
Mays. San Fran. Ashburn, Chicago
didn’t
you
to make
years
take
it would
added
was
(Not
the
people
If
yuete them, they were nastily candid. Their league ing. It was cut eight ways, and that suited them.
If a team
of
at
York
(Based
intended
president
partners.
new
seek
didn’t
The
invented
not included. at Kansas City,
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
Shea
Warren
sports. we
games not included. Today’s Games
Boston
and Den-
National didn’t need New York. interested in expansion either. The
National
the
dominate
League.
informed
so
(twi-night doubleheader). Baltimore .at Detroit, got
It started with Shea who is an attorney with political conmections. He. was called down to City Hall after the Dodgers and iants took off and told to get another team for New York. It had to be a-National League outfit because the Yankees represent
City
Night games Washington
money.
With
with
GB
Pet.
L
the
will
to operate in such places as Buffalo, Atlanta
They
even
enough,
LEAGUE 41 45
ill sell pieces of their outfits to the .four-other corporations hat will be Shut out. But those towns which must~he. eliminated probably wouldn’t have been lucrative propositions if they had
ttempted
good
Cincinnati,
59 60
CANNON him. The Conti-
compelled
because
wasn’t
S
New York Chicago
Night
dignity
can be provincial,
rounders
«
Léunge
happy
upon
landing
DAaAee a hall -~_ peda nh lh a tn te fn hn tn bo hn hn ba T OSCE LE P OCA PPODI ESOS PC EPSPS EPS POPP
historic. changes of the sport. The men who centro} baseball
of
ith fi lea
Ww
been Branch Rickey’s final has influenced one of the
have man
at
AMERICAN
Be
hat he set out to do. There won't be anoher big league firm in Los Angeles. The town pelongs to Walter O’Malley; and that satisfied nental perished and this would monument. Once more the old
Francisco
Team
that only Bill Shea accomplished exactly
means
Americans
night.
¥
This
York.
in New
again
club
League
National
ni
doubleheader),
night. San
@
a
be
By Peter Anderson
&
night
even-
will
There
this.
to
down
gets
os
560
Chicago at Pittsburgh, night. Los Angeles at Milwaukee,
it is and it will help baseball when ally Jone. But, for selfish reasons, the men who ill profit most from it, prevented it as long they could. It
—
5%
44
Today’s Games
They compromised with men .they hated. Even can up with nothing the ones who ended onsole \themselves with the belief they never
It had to happen
612
Continental Kick
Night games not included.
Some of them did what they never thought they could do. anyway.
40
AX
56
the Continental. The men behind the Continental can brag they
had a chance,
63
|
Milwaukee
Cindinnath Philadelphia Chi P
they knocked
because
big
scored
they
will claim
baseball
yho run
23
ODDS ‘n ENDS
Sports Today
put
s
MAJOR
(een
“the Sari Juan Stn SPORTS
LEAGUE STANDINGS AND LEADERS PAGE 23
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NNN
eae
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Tuesday, August
=
THE STAR
2
FEATURES
NIGHT
SCORES
9, 1960
U.S. Defeats Mexi ‘A
mericans Win Davis Cup In Fight Card Here Match Despite Defau MEXICO CITY (AP)—The United
Rivera To Meet Cruz By EMILIO
Lionel
Rivera,
CARMONA
a Puerto
Rican ex-Golden Glover, who has fought all his professional bouts in Hawaii, will meet Carlos Cruz of the Dominican Republic in a 10 round . main event at f
nounced
Zone Davis Cup tennis competition yesterday when Barry Mae ed the decision with a 6-2, 6 -4, 1-6, 12-10 victory over Mario Llamas and Ch Kinley defaulted to Esteban Reyes.
Sixto Escobar Stadium, Aug. 23.
Promoter
Rafael
Tirado
an-*— have
been
he has signed Rivera, a| him
crowd pleaser and a hard hitting lightweight, in order to give local fans the opportunity to see in
Mehio
the
only
ones
did 4 on
to
Nov.
y
Mehio
in
+
oe
10,
five.
Ashford
Bob
",| a result of a minor
the
3
other judge marked it, 97-96 for] Morales, and the referee saw it,
:
it
in
98-96
98-97,
Morales,
to
rescheduled
action
an
Golden
ex-idol
Gloves
July 22 in fights ever
semi-final
the
loca!
3
In
turned
Row
pre
in 1957 and
won his first three matches by knockout before dropping a 10 round decision to the more ex. Perienced Danny Kid. The Puerto Rican lightweight has scored nine triumphs, eight of them by KO. He hhas lost eight times and has two draws Frank Mehio and Baby Brown
one seen
|
NATIONAL
Los
Angeles
The
“|
More
than
in Puerto
150 youngsters
Singles
Bowling
City, night.
will to
be in two 12) and
age 13
through
17.
division morning
will meet on Labor Day on a handicap basis to
The the
winner
in each
Any
series
the
starting
will be play each day from
Aug. 27 through The champion
four-foot
high
Paradise
trophy. Paradise
Labor Day. will receive
Salvador Jackpot
Colom—
will walk
off with
which will be started
Entry
fee
per
$6.30, half of the into the jackpot. Star
team
will
money
be
going
Jackpot
The Star Bowling Center singles jaekpot was hit late Friday night Kelley Marobella. He rolled 256 to take
the jack-
pot of $454. A score of 250 wins the prize.
Marobella, bowling in the The Paradise lanes have start- sweepstakes competition, added ed a new jackpot competition for| games of 176 and 181 for a series ioubles only. | of 613. -
¢ closest
i
Fernando will
Ponce
of
| Torres,
make
the
trip
to Rome with Puerto Rico's Olympie team thanks to contributions
ernment. Fans contributed $471.96 {to help Torres Jr. And Don Q. fecently
of
’/rest
Sat-
at $100. The size of the prize will change every night at 10.
by
a
1,250
_
was
| sent a telegram te Fernando Tor{res Collac, the athiete’s! father, telling him that it will y the
that his
so
expenses
the
son can represent the Commonwealth in the Olympics. ; on
weightlifter oe
SAY HEY!—Don Blasingame, i San. lides
with
Blasingame Wirephoto.)
Willie
Mays
caught
the
in
ball
a
%
Francisco
infielder, col-
game against the Pirates. while losing his hat. (AP
Lollar Hospitalized With Knee Strain CHICAGO
(AP)—White
Sox
catcher Sherm Lollar was hospitalized yesterday for treatment for a strained ligament in his right knee. The
attending
it will be known
physician
today
said
whether
or not Lollar will miss all three}
games
with the New
kees.
The
miskey
series
York
opened
Park last night.
Lollar was injured first game
Yan:| in Co:
he slid into third base.
when
other
the team;
the
Pasarell Defeated SOUTH
ORANGE,
N.J..(AP)
—Charies Pasarell of Santurce, Puerto Rico was eliminated from men’s singles play in the
nis
Eastern
Grass
Court. Ten-
Championships terday, In a first-round ma’ <4
year old P
was defpa
7 64. by , Of Berkley, Calif. peg — Pasarell
became
he
*ago,
i
was
named is 't nok
r.
eligible
+ play in the tournament
in Sunday’s
with Washington
is
Baez
Fernando
team bowling a three-game
of
the jackpot
champion.
The torunament. is open to members of the Junior American Bowling Congress presently competing in sanctioned) leagues.
There
to enter
~
27 at the Paradise Bowling and Sports Center | : +— Nuevo,
Competition groups—eight
determine
are expected Championship
right There-
from individuals and a lotal rum \ *| distillery. ‘| Torres Jr. was not selected to -.;|the team originally because the --:| Puerto Rico Weightlifting Federation was allowed only ohe man with all expenses paid by the gov-
JuniorKegler Tourney To Begin On Aug. 27 first Junior urday, Aug.
score
Weightlifter Jr.
night.
LEAGUE
at Kansas
ob-
his team
Fans To Send Weightlifter To Olympics
0 1
Washington
final
ieo competitions.
00
AMERICAN
Fteed
ever in the history of U. S.-Mex-
00
New York Chicago
David
fore, he said, he would be foreed
LEAGUE
at Milwaukee,
captain
to have McKinley
greatest
San Francisco Cincinnati
S.
had reservations to leave after yesterday’s matches;
Cruz
Jaime
of the here.
to.
i
U.
PARTIAL SCORES
program.
Won
Rivera
of
over
a split decision
BERRIOS . . fights
match for
jected, pointing out that
Diaz in (Chino) against Hector his last two fights. Navarro won DANIEL
the
day-
draws
two
scored
hour
and when the rain persisted, they
el Navarro will meet in the eight- | ; round semifinal bout.
has
¢
when rain began to fall.’ Play was stopped for an
Promoter Tirado also announced that Daniel Berrrios and Rafa-
Berrios
>
“| ican’s service in the
-favor.
Cruz’s
The
:|er was leading Reyes, 2-1,-in the 4 | first set, having beoken Mex-
/ i
to Marcos Morales July 4th. : In the Morales bout, one judge | : gave
dispate.
'| 19-year-old St, Louis
‘
losing | '
before
;mateh.
changes
Lost To Morales 5 He stopped Eustaquio Gonzalez | | and
Osa
ie i
ed, both captains made
#
wins. And he moved to Puerto] Rico looking for better rivals.
was
meet
_| But when the decision wad clinch.
‘ier
he scored several
to
na in the second
sport. He was a sensation | * « Dominican Republic early @
this year when
Originally, Earl scheduled
:
Cruz is a newcomer in the cauli-| flower _|in the
—
ioe
sto
1958 in one round. But Rivera| came back on March 10, 1959 and decisioned
States defeated Mexico, 3-2, in the semi
the American
te
when
te the} U.S, Looks (we
‘;