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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

204

Tel.

3-8400

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Friday, July 1, 1960

Second-class postage paid Juan,

Puerts

Rice

ai

wt

st Sen

'

Fomento’s Pla nt (SIU Picket Hit In Leg i

Promotion

ps

Set

By

The (Fomento)

FREDERICK

island’s Economic broke

By

<n

New Records

By Bullet; Man Knifed

Ss

-

Administration

terday.

It was a day of violence which saw:

all record s for the promot gf new plants in Puerto Rico during the fiscal year ion which; ended yesterday, the agency reported. 4 mn -

PAA White Collar Strike Due Tonight A strike of Pan

called

agency

after

midnight

pected

to

one

It

clerks

is

cated

ex-

off the

of

Railroad

is expected

Clerks,

the

by some work-

ers to be respected by other Pan American employes, including pilots. The workers are asking for

a renegotiation of their-wage con-

tract.

The

strike

comes

on

the heels

of a wild-cat pilot’s walkout

than

a week

ago

which

more

tempo-

rarily tied up traffic on both PAA and Eastern Aig Lines between the

island

and

158 for

a marked

40 a

shift

indi

in the

ratio

About

70—or

thai

half—

promotions

were firms new to Puerta Rico. The same trend appeared in the promotion of the 60 locally

owned

firms,

which

wer3

about

equally divided between new operations and expansions. Opinion

(See

was divided

FOMENTO,

among

Page,

Fo-

21)

Roosevelt Wage Bill Killed; Substitute Wage RateIs $1.15 WALTER

STAR

Washington

PRIEST

(D-N.C.)

Cerrespondyont

WASHINGTON—A House Republicans

coalition of and Southern

Democrats yesterday overturned a labor-baeked minimum wage

bill and scuttled AFL-CIO.

formula

mainland centage

By vote,

a the

wage

for

gains

basis

in

close

211

coalition

Democratic the

a Commonwealth on

Puerto

to

203 and

of

a per-

Rico.

overrode

leaders

substitution

matching

roll-call House

forced

legislation

trimming the new mainland wage floor from $1.25 to $1.15. The action substituted a milder bill Sponsored by Rep. Paul Kitchen

by

for

legislation

Roosevilt

James

Rep.

int,oduced

(D-

Calif.).

The Kitchen bill providis only that special federal industiy committees will continue to Sreview

Puerto

Rico

minimums

hardship

review

upsto

under

the Roosevelt

mainland

called

(See

bill.

Sources

Wage,

Page

pre-

21

tified

assailants

into

The _

fired

the

1:45

building

carrying

gun

House Votes

Ike Authority To Cut Sugar WASHINGTON

(#®—The House of

Representatives, heeding administration pleas for fast action, last

night ity

voted

to

The

the

slash

roll

President

Cuba’s

call

vote

author.

sugar

was

quotas.

394-0.

incident

pm.

at

Amilcar

oc-

Brom.

and

Alejandro

Or-

group

of

persons.

proached

the

did

scene

man

the

tana

a

Hernandez

Luis

tiz reported hearing oting and saw a man

a

of

in old San Juan. Fires Into Group

Sgt.

--- arrested

three

side

and Fernandez Junnear El Imparcial’s

Patrolman

FRANK MONTOYA

knifing

as uniden-

shooting

at

baugh St. cons Ave.,

St.,

gun

They

ap-

was

they

and

fled in

the shofring at

along

hand.

They

cal-

led to him to stop or be shot. He stopped and dropped the gun and surrendered. Police identified him as Frank

Montoya,

41,

a

organizer

By

Associated

Press

in Toronto, said that La Compania

Rep.

L.

called for for Cuban holdings. “We

and

Rivers

longer

supply

Petrolera

(D.-S.C.)

also

immediate retaliation seizures of American

should

strong

States occupy

island.

s@

the

island

with

oil

on

SUGAR,

Page

affiliate ban

Shell

has

de

Cuba,

also ‘refused

government

request

its

a

Cu

to

re-

Castro,”

fine Russia crude oil in its Havana refinery. From London, the Shell international Petroleum Co. also

21)

placed

immediate

sancti

Brotherhood

of

leg

Teamsters.

Wounded by one of the shots Police said Montoya fired was Roberto Escobar Vela, 18, of 350 St. Agustin St., Puerta de VIOLENCE,

(See

Page

21)

Oil Crisis Spreads In Cuba As Shell Co. Cuts Off Supply

necessary

the United

in

---Shot the

for

The oil crisis in Cuba spread yesterday when Shell of Canada said its Cuban subsidiary can no

Caribbean

ROBERTO ESCOBAR VELA

Quin-

The action sent to the Senate a bill extendiing the Sugar Act for one year—to Dec. 31, 1961. The House vote followed angry denunciation of Cuba’s Prime

(See if

his

the

will - apply

he

at

for

ea Jan. 1. The Kitchen bill also extends coverage to some 1.5 millién new workers oy about half that ‘of the

Roosevelt

on

the

bill. Tae new

minimum

assault

Minister Fidel Castro—including “in the absence of satisfactory conditions of payment.” a demand by one member that if The firm, in a statement issued

new mainland level rather tijan the complex percentage adjvstment and

his

alleged

happened

curred

estavlished by companies already operating here, or casey where

of stateside

on

door

Seafarer auto.

were firms new to Puerto Rico. The remainder of stateside-owned promotions were expansions of existing enterprises, nety firms

majority

glass

which

bullets

plants

Fomento signed a new owner to take over a faltering operation. In previous years, the great

a

3—An

Expansions less

Sea-

Union

market, shattering the glass.

establi-

of the 158 stateside-owned

the

leg while

alleged

against

of existing opera-

Majority Were

in the

2—an

of

figuses

of

a Miramar businessman in which he was knocked

local-

total

member

International

way to a picket line.

*

tions to new enterprises shed during the year.

the USS.

By

shot

yester-

Stateside-

and

preliminary

of expansions

System in the states. Called by their union, the BroStrike

factories

The

job in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands as well as in the PAA

therhood

said!

signed

ly owned plants 218 plants.

minute

tonight.

throw

had

owned

American World

for

officials

1—A

farer’s

day that preliminary figyres for fiscal 1960 indicated that the

Airways white collar workers has

been

Fomento

J. LIDIN

the flaming Puerto Rican labor front yes-

HARMON

Development

HAROLD

Bullets and blood were spattered about

a

ban

on

the

supply

of

oil to Cuba government has failed to pay a $17 million debt. It reafirmed its decision not te refine Russian crude oil and addéd that “this action, which may lead to the suspension of Shell’s activities in a country

where

it

has

worked

harmon —

iously for 35 years, has been taken on purely commereisl grounds.” In

another

development,

the

confiscated Texaco Oil Co. refinery

in Santiago de Cuba began processing Soviet crude oil yesterday. (See CUBA, Page 21)


THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 1, 1960

EM

aE ws

Truman Will Not Attend Democratic. Convention In L. A. New

York

Times

News

INDEPENDENCE, —Former

Service

Mo.

President

deal

Harry

Convention

in

Les

week

Mr.

souri The

ADMIRAL DAN HONORED—Rear Adm. Daniel V. Gallery, right, smiles proudl

last night as he poses with Navy League Council by

President Alfonso

Valdés

and

y

Mrs.

NOTE

—

What|stores all are class government. throwing its weight Creeping in the classless socie-

when

starts around

ty that

operated

os

the

ge

Soviet

|

This

is only

Union! .j,inc

congressiofial

of

what | fall

claims?

apart

-all

Patrolman of

the

quickly,

Juan

hold

home

‘

too

session

of

Arzuaga,

up

the

attempt

to

James

the

Morgans

in

Dr.

Fund

Rafael

zuaga

Porrata

is expected

Doria,

to

mn OSCOW By WILLIAM

L.

sprawlin Moscow's

store

facing

the

' ' bought

on

items

tomb, |

that

can

installments.

include

equipment, , sewing

andj items

Lenin-Stalin’

advertises

These

Square

photography)

motor

bikes,

|stores

electric

| and other high-praeed goods \ The ordinary Russian would have to save his meney for a

cash.

is to

Now

bring

all he

by

his

employment

superior,

and

be

made

by

and|tham

clogged

a

coercion,

rewards.

The

not

without

giv

ficient

about

qual- -

without

J) hoot

_

A

Sky-High Saye

Suit of men’s

$20

bargain

the

the

fetch

Soviet

pay

Cotton

clothing that| in

basement

equivalent

months

Pri ces

stores

of

for

dresses

an

Amer-

goes

priced

in-| at

has tried persuasion,

in

be,

consumer

produce

for

rewards,

no

A

Popularity

process been

position is

of

goi

Ar-

eager

the

change

«F 3b Why Pay $200. $150

the

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THIS PRICE INCLUDES

SCIENTIFIC EYE EXAMINATION No

Additionel

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SATISFACTION

Charges

ar cee

talk to fri d your irien

Th

at

e ;

Chase

Manhattan

ite intent oe NEAREST LEE

Bank 0

Member Federal Deposit insurance Comp.

to

be

a

he

resanable

concluded.

sources

some

nine

action

of

said

Peron

miles

was

from

taken

Peron

so

near

dizi’

Mathe

Madrid

to

a

as

July

his}

Piedras

Tel.

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3-2467

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for

Tei sazas>

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information

himself,

Metropeltane

and

Caguas

the

of

Khrushchev, may

since

The

social

where

bases

St.

anturce Tel. 3-2111

a

forced

to

tion. Quality belongs to

2|

of the economy, where the talents, riches and energy of the state are poured into massive

>

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industry,

%|sputniks

and

other

a few

Puerto

WINDS:

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2

enhancing

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partly

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July

High Tides 1:22 a.m.

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authority.|}y

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tonight.

STATESIDE: New York, 89, partly cloudy; Boston, 86, part-

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means of|7g

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VESTERDAY’S

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arms,

today

central

try | 4.39

it

:

tonight.

showers

:

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with a showers

TEMPERATURES:

in spite of}

be

Juan

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on

away | °,Ualt_ the Process.

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Terrace

an getting

San

Mostly fair 2 a few a brief

PUERTO RICO and the VIRGIN ISLANDS — Variable cloudiness with scattered showers

and

:

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and

Showers

Tel. 2817

intelligent and|20¢.,

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— of

occasional

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similar to a mid-

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FORECAST:

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state

WEAT

tuday

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reasons.

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change

hastened

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to

GUARANTEED

EASY CREDIT

AT YOUR

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is the time

a

so far

police

died,

1863 » >

members

Aug. 1 and 15, he said.

Gtay’ aiay not being in bad taste. At fifst it was suggested that Peron go to the Balearic Island,

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Some

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to better itself

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to resume,

.

Emergency

dogma.

concerned.

Relaxations,

$

8

time

presence

for “heroism and bravery” connection with the holdup

suf. can

Soviet

social

dle class—sober,

2

nor

Ticklish

average | ing something

American

the

industry

.

. upsetting

enviable has

Congress

attempt.

perand

2 quality

The Soviet premier if he is not now,

Stalin

pa

keeping

$140, » Or or t tWO | the Soviet OTe Union

the

to folrather

Soviet public in line. But suasion implies incentives y

. fulfill their | 4S

2,

quantity,

of

The | Soviet worker. =—|

shoes

in

Khrushchev low a line of

In

ity.

to|t®

auto-|

becoming

managers

7 ~ much.

do | Couldn't

income.

from his wages.

are

quotas

signed | !¢an

testifying

will

matically

to

a statement

h is

Deductions

has

clothing.

. Factory

long time in order to be @®le to|

pay

like

range of Everyday

: appliances are almost invariably | shoddy. The _ shelves of the

: ¥ c+ rarh machines, “srefrigerators, | ing

y

they are out of Soviet pockets.

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be

Red

of GL M.| since department | moct

said

Foreign shipments | rrios are scheduled to be honored | in the Mediterranean, but the up quickly, while | tonight by the Rio Piedras Lions | idea was discarded for unknown manufactures go beg-|Club

News Analyst | Extremely high-priced hard | Russian the €NOrMOUS, | goods normally move slowly, | 8'N8-

building central

gloomy

aosign

the Soviet internal trade picture | from abroad. for a variety of reasons are snapped

RYAN

Aug.

drid. The

$28. A crudely ith thi William reeL. Ryandaydealsin| mY iti be a burgeoning Soviet eariced mn at at $28. A crudely fashi fashion- hospital today, ifi his condition} tai fea oe today 1" | problem: what to do about creep- | © a shirt costs $11. _ | warrants. Is article, one of a serles| ing capitalism. ose who have money resist] Arzvaga, and patrolman Anwritten following a trip to; Capitalist. methods edge into | Such things, wait for shipments | tonio Diaz Davis, and Osvaldo Be-

Associated Press In a corner of

August.

farm

Jr.,

said

leave

leader.

wil! at the government’s request, be away unil July 15. He has a

officials.

director of the hospital,

is

Johnson

Informed

Guaynabo last week, entered Metropolitan Hospital yesterday for a check up requested by State

Insurance

majority

Sen.

MADRID (AP)—Ex-President of Argentina Juan Peron will leave for northern Spain tomorrow in order to be away during President Arturo Frondizi’s visit July 7-10.

hero at

in

announc-

Peron Leaving Madrid During Frondizi Visit.

leaders

For Holdup Hero

by

manifestations

last

Hospital Check-Up

the|woman would want to wear in public retail at the equivalent Capitalism of $10 to $20. A shoddy pair which likely will one of the multi- of sandals, :

a middle

the

was

want to return on others prefer Aug.

President said“ he

tion for a pre-election

Russia

EDITOR'S

“until

Senate

until

Presi-

decided to bring Congress back to Washington afte rthe conven-

Growing Soviet Middle Class Wants Quality Consumer Goods happens

Democratic

former

Democratic

Tobar.)

Report On

support on Mis-

was resigning as an at-iarge delegate from Missouri to the convention which opens July 11. Meanwhile, ir Washington,

The commander of the Caribbean Sea Frontier, who leaves San Juan July 9, Godspeed wishes dn a special league party at La Concha Hotel. (STAR photo

Julho

the

dential nomination dog dies.”

U Valdés. received

for

overtones,

would temporarily halt its business this weekend and recess

Truman

declared that he would Seu. Stuart Symington

bills.

rich

gress —Sam Rayburn, speak=r of the House, and Lyndon Johnson,

An-

decision.

last

domestic

decision,

ed almost simultaneously by the two Texans who dominate Con-

geles this month. He gave no explanation for his unexpected Only

major

surprise

political

S.

Truman said Wednesday that he would noi attend the Democratic National

with

The

(AP)

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SiU Clashes With Sister Union. Over Control Of Ponce Plant “By HAROLD J. LIDIN A Seafarers International Union (SIU-AFL-CIO) bid yesterday for control of the island’s canning industry, has blown the lid off a feud with a sister AFL-CIO union —+in the process.

Republic Of Congo Born After 80 Colonial Years By LYNN LEOPOLDVILLE,

handed

over

the

rich

day with a warning

HEINZERLING

Republic

Belgian

lof

Congo

Congo

te

Kink

million

to the new nation te beware

litically

Baudouin

Africans

yester-

of greedy

foreign

of

task

ence

HULE—Seafarer Frank Boyne in the door of car he was riding

BULLE bullet hole

Boyne

points

in

te

in yesterday.

Lidin.)

and

you

are

take

the

first

te

realize

self-government

rivalries

the

population,

advantage

of

the

least

the

tribal

may

exercise

on

t

By La

of

a

Princesa

jail

of

D.

slippers,

buddy,

led

RICHARDS

presented

to the arrest

by

an

ex- inmate

yesterday

of an

to

his

aecused

eight

D.

that

RICHARDS

The basic interpretation of . world conditions by U-S. policy ‘makers is currently being challenged by well-known theologian

Dr.

John

C.

visiting in ing at the

in

Rio

Bennett,

currently

San Juan and lecturEvangelical Seminary

Piedras.

Dr. Bennett, whose writings are winning increasing atten-

tion

among

Jectuals,

European

says

statesmen

are

in

treating

as

primarily

er—hence,

solution.

he

_intel-

believes

making military

capable

Dr.

our

a mistake

East-West

conflicts

in charact-

of

a

Bennett,

military

a

profes-

sor at New York’s Union Theological Seminary, is making his mark through his interpretation

of

current

events

their significance thought.

.

Can’t

in for

terms

power,

we

of

Christian

Understand

The theologian says our overestimation of

are

unable

that by military

to

under-

stand why smaller nations are easily won’ over to Communism. He says the statesmen are therefore blinded to a larger strug-

gle—the

struggle

of

under-

developed nations impatient economic and social change.

The Soviets, Dr. Bennett in contrast to the U.S. geared

their

needs

of

also

are

program

these masters

nations. at

for

Communists

from

the

They

promoting

their own history and achievements while concealing their “darker side,” he says. The Doctor of Divinity says

today

us try

system pete

out

without

Let

Ruiz,

Princesa

the

alais

day

an

interview

which

proved

to be

has

a

in Federal

previous

record

of

clash

1956

“Deck” Is Described a preliminary hearing before U.S.

C.

com-

Julia

yesterday,

—and was taken The warrant

Kortright

was

for .08

the

held

under

back to La Princesa. for his arrest was authorized

District Attorney Jose Toledo apparent violation on the part

to reeeive

ordered

Commissioner

by

quarrel

Packing

monstrated

the

between

technolygical,

plant

have

de

for

the

a preference

SIU.

Packinghouse leader Ruiz said these results were of “ne importance,” and stressed that the “election” was not Board-sponsored.

and

Last May, the two organizations clashed at the Gems International, Inc. diamond polishing plant in Caguas, where SIU _ organizers

appeared on the scene of Packinghouse picket line. A Packinghouse petition

Ramon bail

assistant

U.S.

“by

no

means

has

been

set

by

the balloting. Earlier, the

unions

had

the

57-year-old

sister

Container

plant

in Hato

FAVORITE

SPORT?

and

irresis-

cies: born

demands

for

liberty

in the Russian syste? and an increasing denial of ‘it in Red China. Dr, Bennett, who kas authored several books on Ghristianity in relation to socio-pdlitical life, says the mistake in* regarding current tensions as military in nature is reflected im the imPossibility

of

an

war

all-out

clear

warfare.

today

News

is

considering

or

either

“limited”

In

shoft,

to world

a

nu“mili-

the

fall

relayed to Greece by means mountain top fires..~* % se

Steamboat

8

Rock

National Monument for its resemblance of a ship.

was of

‘

in

Dinosaur

was named ® the prow

ia

]

favorite

hopping is a

pleasure.

NOTICE

of! Troy

STORE where

BASEBALL?

SPECIAL DISCOUNT on bowling equipment for Leagde Members

problems

“unthinkable.”

of

FISHING? BOWLING? Whatever it may be — you can purchase equipment at our ALL-NEW

THE SPORTING GOODS STORE

See our display of Boats and Outboards at THE

HOME SHOW (Feria de Hogar) at ISLA GRAN-

DE AIRPORT 1 to July 10.

from July

303 Condado Santurce

FREE AMPLE

—

Ave., Stop 17 Tel. 3-9484

CONVENIENT

PARKING

at

Molinos de Puerto Rico mill and at the Puerto

as slang between

AT

THE

STORE

for

AFL-CIO

skirmished

theologian also says U.S. policy makers have failed t® consider changes within the Séviet world itself. As an illustratign, he sees increasing

for

Board

table.” The

the

election at Gems was also intervened by the SIU, and no date

industrial revolutions’ are needed,” it will find the Communist influence

.the

unions. official at the

war.”

social,

twe

He said a recent polling of workers at the cannery yielded an 181 to 3 score in favor of the

who said yesterday there was no of the inmate friend who was due

IS. YOUR

he elect-

Seafarers.

slippers.

WHAT

said

consent

two important AFL-CIO Earle Sheppard, an here, said that workers

$10,000

Laboratory technicians described a “deck” of heroin a pharmacists “paper” of drugs. Each “deck” contains and .06 grams.

that

union,

between

intermittent

narcotics

23,

represents

organizations in Ponce is the latest and biggest bout in an

heroin.

Court /August

Na-

Wednesday

immediate

The

certain

before.

“Jesusin”

and was convicted

Given

When the USS. réadjusts it policy, says Dr. Bennett, understanding ‘this is a. world in whickg,

powder

the

Cannery

secretary-general

in

last Tuesday.

whose

us

of white

now

Packinghouse

sentenced to three years imprisonment.—He-finished another sentence on a local charge in La Princesa the San Juan District jail

sincere-

in pragtice

is better.

La

violation

calls Nikita Khrushchev’s, words during his _recent ;U.S. visit: ‘Let

“decks”

Kortright,

ly believe they can cutpace the United States in production and other non-military areas. He re-

tary solution” said, have

to

Ponce. The UPWA

at

Fish

the

Prison attendants sent out a hasty call for the OSI agents and “visitor” Kortright—who, ironically, had just been released

for

Visiting Cleric Challenges U. S. Policy Makers’ Views DOUGLAS

Co.

of

Guards inspecting the gift slippers Wednesday afternoon found sole to be thicker than the other—pulled it apart to uncover

one

drug-peddling prison “visitor.” Arrested in Santurce yesterday morning by agehts of the Commonwealth Treasury Department’s Office of Speciai Investigations, was former La Princesa inmate Jesus Kortrightt Sanchez, 28, with addresses in Catano and Barrio Obrero, Santarce.

By

workers

National

DOUGLAS

pair

Pack-

ions wherever the SIU challenges his union.

Prison ‘Visitor Pushes Pair Of Slippers gift

425

favors

A Sole Full Of Heroin

A

United

Packing

Franx

past and which must not, at which foreign powers, ready

weakness,

the

NatioBoard

under a three-year contract expires Oct. 31, 1961.

it,’

* inexperi-

of

by

employes at the tuna fish cannery

regions.”’ Baudouin was obviously referring to the mineral-rich katanga province. It is the world’s greatest preducer of cobalt, one of the principal producers of germanium, and one of the greatest producers of copper and uranium.

said

Harold

immense

told the new leaders of the Republic of Congo. principal dahgers which threaten you are: the

which have done so much evil in the any cost, resume, and the attraction

to a

unidentified assailants fired on the. car near the waterfront. He was also slashed on the right hand by an unidentified man wielding a knife. (STAR photo

by

in

is

important

some

tional

An artillery battery boomed slowly as the young king proclaimed the independent Republic of Congo, ending 80 years of Belgian rule over the vast colony in central Afijca which was his great-granduncle’s personal domain. “Your

filed

inghouse Workers of America for recognition as bargaining agent

powers.

udouin “The

petition

challenges the large and pe-

oo

—(AP)—

13

A

sailor’s union at the nal Labor Relations

the flour Rico

Rey.


THE

SAN‘ JUAN

STAR

— Friday, July1, 1960

—-

Tax Hike On Imported Coffee Approved; Munoz Okays:

the

U.

S. might

imported

go up.

said~ farmers $400,800’"

will

because

1961.

have

substantially

‘“‘save

premiums,

Legislation

fill local

demand

despite

yielding

less coffee than this year’s harvest.

-

of

Agriculture

into

the

island.

Local

According to the stabilization authority, the decision to hike the coffee tax came after a sharp decrease in the world price of coffee resulted in about 15,500 Ibs. of bulk coffee being imported in the last two months. Te stop this trend, which would

have to

resulted

in

local

coffee

the

added

below

being

the

price

sold

to

of

La there

Fortaleza is

enough

locally

KINGSTON,

Jamaica

in

ad-

Regiment

arrived

strengthen local forces Loeal forces are braced

that

ditional

moves

cultists,

who

Rico to ‘cover local demand till September, 1960." Next fiscal

move

freezing

other

ineentive’’

to

For‘“‘an-

farmers

here

having

ban

by

the

are

of

for

ad-

Rastafari

suspected

connections

regime

to

with

Prime

of

the

Cu-

Minister

the

percentage

cost eral

of living pay 1

Democratic are planning,

rise’

since ase.

the

in

last

The

House

vote

the

bill

on

the

to

for moderate-income

be

takes

a

Fidel

newal

Castro

Another expected

Hampshire

platoon

war-

ship Ulster next week. Four American cultists

have

of

charged

two

21.

aboard

is

the

been

here

with

Hampshire

Another

the

soldiers

American,

will be charged, ized.

murder

is now

who

June also

hospital-

&F

Pd

voling The “that

ar

>

a

would

smaller

be

w

pay

gislation fo ral ly vot es

Rivera,

consultor

not

been

The pected

pass |

St. project, is ex-3 the largest of the

It will have,

said,

from

ings

possibly

to

up

there,

Rive-a:

four

to

and

‘| plans these

builds;

13

floors

the

same

will facilitate purchase cf apartments, the announces:

ment T

said. purpose

t wilt

of

the

projects

be to house families whic too much to live in publ-e.

|

using but not.enough

housing, said now

find it to find

The 8

Thése

to

ambitious

Rivera,

more

plan,

might

that

$10

Families

purchasing

statement that be | PRESIDENT EXPLAINS GREETING SCHEDULE—President Eisenhower gestures \as he explains the next step in the formal welcoming program for Thai King Bhumired to be a move|bol Adulyadej and his queen as they leave National Airport for the White House in le-

|Washington

=

after

their

arrival

for

a four-day

state

visit

last

Tuesday.

wi

to

the

Stops will

15

have

these

from publie

and

IT

priority

apartments

as well as families who have beca forced

due

to

to

leave

public

increase

in

housing

income.

4;

photo.)

Decoraciones 950

CENTER

Ponce

de

Leon

s

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bond

due

in

aecording

million

being

homes Santurce,

than

Rivera

eventually

case additional be required. their

in private

peoples,

almost impossib!@: adequate housing.

in

iy

Munoz

three

their apartments for about $6,000,

of

his veto.

Felisa$

preliminary; stage have *

completed.

Cerra to be

works

to sustain

to Mayor

Rincon de Gautier, plans for this first

«| aeeording to a La Fortaleza ant F+|nouncement. Long term payment

gen

new

Re

Corp.

road Co. According to Luis Munoz y

by

in

city

Santurce, on land onee owned = by the defunct Puerto Rico Raik +

ed in both the

ase,

the Urban

number in all the other projeciss Families will: be able to biy

margin.

Fisenhower

Housing

:| housed

veto.

more

4

‘| high. About 500 families will be

the

margin

a

The first project will be built § Cerra St., near Stop 15 ims

oth the House ide

House

in

by

through

and

| series.

President's

two-thirds

of

families, will

administered

government

objections

It

construction

The condominiums, which will u be the first built in Puerto Rice {

has been fixed at $4.60 $100 paid to farm work-

unanimously|

whether

despite

-

premium per each

ers

leaders in congress | however, an attempt agreed

today

|

government to borrow $10 million through the sale of bonds te

the

Juan

series of condominium housing projects in Santurce, Hato Rey, and Rio Piedras.

override the President's veto | the 7': per cent measure. |

to

San

te

Municipal

finance

President

with

the

signed

yesterday

solve the current problems in the agricultural industry. This is the fourth year that the

Fisenhower yesSeuien "vetoed a bill to r< the pay of 1'2 million federal employes by 7'2 per cent He calle e measure ‘‘indefensible by any light.” | However, Eisenhower left the door open for a smaller rise—| what he termed ‘‘a modest increase reasonably commensurate

to of

permit

insurance

help

Luis Mufioz Marin

authorization

an

premiums, ‘according to La taleza, is designed to provide

(AP)—

yesterday by Air from Nassau

Puerto

announced coffee

the

The

Gov.

said.

Airlift Strengthens lamakca Forces Two platoons of the Royal Hamp-

still

spokesman

City Housing

raised to the world authority

the! ers

shire

was

import tax was also take up the drop in market price, the

hardship

industry,

pite the former 36 cents per pound grown coffee, a stabilization ministration official said.

On Pay Rise Vetoed By Ike

year’s harvest, the announcement continued, is also expected to full-

tax,

public

WASH

for

law allows only reasted coffee to be imported. He pointed out the U. S. Congress authorized Puerto Rico to impose an import tax on U. S. coffee to protect the hardpressed coffee industry in Puerto Rico. The roasted coffee import tax hike is designed to reduce sharply or stop completely the importation of roasted coffee which, des-

a second action yesterday, to meet an “‘island agricultural crisis’ Munoz authorized the freezing of insurance premiums paid by farmers to the Commonwealth Insurance Fund. La Forabout

fiscal

number

Enrique Ortiz said yesterday the tax increase applies to all coffee

In

taleza

increased

Under-Secretary

pound.

The price of Puerto Rican coffee, a La Fortaleza spokesman said, will not be affected. But a spokesman for the Commonwealth Economic Stabilization Administration said the price of imstant coffee and tinned ground coffee

from

been

the

should

ae

a

on

ee RS:

cents

based

accidents,

$300.00

a FREE curr of imported European glass ware vit

every decoration by |. __ RICARDO PARRA

| ee

50

are

farm

ee

to

of

a

which

By A. W. MALDONADO Gov. Luis Munoz Marin yesterday authorized an increase in the import tax on roasted coffee from

36

Financing For

Insurance Premiuns Frozen

Farmers’


.

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 1, 1960 July 4th Celebration

Paraders To Wear Revolutionary War Uniforms A

platoon

of

20

men

Also

wearing

taking

part

wil be the

flag.

Two

others

will

be

dres-

a

feature

new ROTC Women’s ‘Auxiliary sed as drum and fife players. The parade will follow cereof the University of Puerto Ri: monies scheduled to _ start at co . The militia uniforms were|9:30 am. at a grandstand built

attraction in Monday’s of July parade.

Fourth

flown

the Old Militia uniforms of the Pennsylvania Battalion -that fought in the U.S. war for independence

will

Another

air

be

feature

“parade”

of

Air

will

be

planes

zona,

co

Kentucky,

taking

and

rented

an NaAri-

P.

Ri-

as

Puerto

last

R. a

an _

house. One

by,'the

Guard

local|

man

Atlanta,

Ga.jer

will

bearer,

a replica

of the

Stop

were] Ave.,

Guard

flag

at

gnd

Membefs

National

them.

part.

night

from

costume

informa-

tion with jets of the Air tional Guards of Alabama,

in

National

and

at

the

of the|lawyer

will

be

22-%,

wear|qui. carry

original

13-star

ee =

de

Victor The

Gutiérrez

will

be

Negron

Fernandez,

of

P.

the

R.

of

Oliveras

will

speakwill

Declaration

Secretary

Leon

Principal

ceremonies

pendence

dressed

will

Ponce

Santurce.

be

Luis Court. of

ce-

the

parade

corner

Ponce

de

will

of

San

Leon

group vador

José

line

will

ROTG

St.

and

other

Stop

25,

Col.

of

by

be

army

Army

next,

Women’s units,

José

command

Lt.

the

come

vision,

Santurce.

the

headed Torros.

Units

from

start

Ave.,

in

under

will

remonies.

The

Next

follow.

Col. James D.C. Breckenridge, chief of staff of the Antilles Command, and a National Guard

Candido

master

will

troops

Justice

Supreme

Education

lion

Inde-

by

chief

and his assistant, Maj. Roberto Vargas, both of the P. R. National Guard. The old militia batta-

Fran-

of

read

be

Leading it will be a police motorcycle escort and parade marshal Col. Alberto A. Nido

Col.

Cmdr.

Pedro

M.

Haidar;

will include the Civil Air Patrol, Navy cadets, Squadron 400 of the Air Explorérs, Boy and Girl Scouts and little league baseball

groups.

Forming der

of

Sal-

Reserve

the

Raul

Gandara

partment

ized

the

last

command units

equipment

group

of

Fire

will

be

fire

including

and:

unChief

de-

anotor-

“bomberi-

tos” department mascots. The Army Band will play at the grandstand, while Army

Band rade,

81 as

will march in well as Band

including

the

the

and

Air National Guard Band and the Ponce Municipal Band. The parade will break up at Cerra

all

headed

by

Lt.

The

next

di-

by

American

St.,

National

Stop

Guard,

the pa248 of

Auxiliary

Muratti. headed

Legion

the

US.

15.

FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE NOT

SITTING

Princess Grace and Pringe

TOGETHER—

THREE

Rainier of Monaco took separate planes home fram Philadelphia. They declined to discuss reports on domestic dif-

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(AP)—Prince

Rai-

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flew

to

planes

Europe

Wednesday

both

refused

ports

that

domestic

they

on

to comment have

separate

night, been

and

on

re-

having

difficulties.

The prince was asked to comment on a newsnaper columnist’s report that the princess was angry at him because he allegedly forced her to return home while

her father,

the late Jo&n

B. Kelly

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the columns. The

prince

“Well,

you

read

.

I don’t.” . and

princess,

for-

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The

princess

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bedside

during

his

Monaco

final

when

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 1, 1960

Island Fails To Meet Sugar Stocks Close On Mixed Note Quota -- 300,000 Tons Short estimated

deficit, Juan Assn.

said

The 490

year

this average

June

26,

fdr

was

was

sugar

added

only

per

yield

up

for

Be

all

cent,

sugar

pointed

out,

and

by

in

1958,

one

of

the

the

Up

of

latter

June short

been short

and

the

26, tons

10.17

years. he

of

by

Co. cash,

No.

St.,

B.

second

prize,

price, Zone

was

awarded

DOW

other prizes.

JONES (Chasers

Rae >

tas

UTILS

93.38

in’ operation:

Ri-

Guaynabo.

Riese;

five|15

Caand

cash, Julio

M-135,

grinding

remaining

$250

third

cane

only

Ram-

vera,

$100

Mu-

Ext.

four sugar mills have ended their|3} with

first

Carmelo Crespo, 60 Maduro St., Santurce;

ground, yielding 985,tons of sugar. Twenty season,

Amer-

Illeana

3

Ponce;

the

were:

cash, rrion

Each

added.

sugar

$500

447

bla,

considered

crop

sponsored

nera,

Merce-|* S?Ks

Mendez

Plazivel

211.15

xf

;

;

Fhese

grinding

will probably

within

weeks

|crop,

but

| most

important

the

next

=

mentioned the

February

two|conditions

and

as

possibly

heavy

rains

poor weather

during

the

growing

Mendez said there were| factors

causing

the

The

low

its

range

downward

last

quota

time was

the

im

island

1956.

met

Cyan

Am

Smelt

57% 51%

+Y% +%

Pure RCA

Am

Std

13%

+%

Rayonier

Am

Tel Tel

89%

+M%

56% 432

++M% — Ye

«

+%

Armour

32

Atl

«4 635

+h 1

406 209

The

Pence Ville

Nemours

—

14

Ms

Un Carbide

Cola

44%

mM

Unit

388

+%

D

33% 46%

—% Unch

Unit Fruit US Rub

23 54%

if. -~%;

+

US

80%

—%

Pet

43%

Market

Roy Dutch St Reg Pap

37 37%

—-% —%

Total

—Yy +14

Sears

Roeb

54%

|.

Shell

Oil

34%

4

Unch

Sinclair Secony Mobil Southn Co Sperry Rd

3842 37% 4816 24%

Ney Ig +1 Unch

Pac

3% 3% 19% 365% 24%

+My

Std

Brand

472

+h

Chase Manhattan Com. Oil Ref. Co. Fajardo East. Sugar

Tr

235

+ 56

St

Cal

41%

—M%

—%

Unch

St Oil Ind St Oil (NJ)

37% 4012

—M%, —%

Fajardo

2414 34 44%

—We

St

Ob

45%

41% 61% 65% 47% 44% 17% 2BY% 89% 209 * 2M 135% 30% 3s 41%

+%

Stud

Pack

8%

Elec

92%

Ms

guard

Gen Motors Gen Tel General Tire Goodrich

44 30% 5712

my

And

_

63

_

have been more successful in cushioning the fall in the purchasing pewer of their money.

Goodyear

BK

=]

386

—%

is

Unch

isn’t sighted before fall. But it’s some consolation,

Cdn Cater

45%

Celanese

Cer

de

Pas

Cities

Sv

Coca Cola Con Edis

Oil

Che

Co

—% Unch —

ly

—ly _

Oil

iy

+% +1

+% +M% — %&% —% NM

By

_ AP

living

le

19

Ig

has

+M%

a

of

rear States.

other

living

record

Nat

Lead

NY

Cent Oil

Olim Otis

Mathi Elev

to

nations

index

here

and

relief

high

know

nations than

are

nary

upward

that

have

we

right

ones

or in Part

In

VM

in

now

facing

least

had

less

fighting

some

Elevator, mercial.

Tourist

+1% +14

the

last

pounded

strong

touront,

5873 314 =. 254

59% 3

pf.

10

years

rate

of

2

i &

futures

15

a

1959,

May.

December

(In and

32

toe 8

higher.

Sa-

contracts. i

Low

Close

Jy

36.50

36.00

36.34N

Sep

5.60

5.5

35.60

= =

34.05 33.55

34.26 33.61N

Mar _~

“M”

les

futures closed

24

221 to 36 hgher Sa-

contracts High

Jy

44.95

44.70

Lew

Close

Sep

4.80

864459

44.00N

Dee

4.05

43.6

Mar

4

42.34

mL

A-Asked;

44.94N 43.00N 42.61N

42.20

N- Heniaal.

beautifully

restored

Fortaleza

3 story

152

building.

(Opposite

shops,

Boutique,

Art

42.37N

etc.

INFORMATION:

TEL, 2-1444

gone

on

average

at 125.5 in

and

at

1263

1949

this

it was

December

1954

it

1143.) rate

Germany,

where

of

the

fall

in

power

jas

the

mark’s

been

no-

are being is

fought today.

trying

stricter

mo-

netary and credit controls to ward off new assaults on the. pound

sterling’s

other ‘nations their

money

The

fared

stability.

with

a

And

boom

on

contrasted to the here) also find

in

danger

nine

nations

better

than

again. that

the

have

United

States in the annual rate of depreciation and the percentage of fall are: Portugal 0.5; Switzerland 1.1; West Germany, 1.2; Ecuador 1.5; Venezuela 1.6; Belgium and Pakistan 1.8, and In

dia

1.9. Among

our

allies

with

less

luck

are Canada 2.4; Italy 2.7; Japan 2.8; Netherlands 36; United Kingdom

But

in

4.1,

and

Japan,

France

Italy,

6.0.

France

and England the decline was sharpest in the early years of *

the last decade. Full

Padin’s).

floor .comPossibilities

Shop,

in

States

has

1947-49

their hands (as industrial lull

(AP)-—Coffee spot Santos closed at 37.00N. Cost

closed

York, through

United

100, the index stood

England

and freight offerings include Santos Bourbons 3S at 36.50-36.75A and 5S 35.50-35.75A. “B”

New

tably less than that of the dollar here, new inflationary press

3%

les

the

purchasing

our

NEW No. 4

2%

a year,

1949

the

But West

cent

of

index

With

annual

—%

YORK ex-dock

then living

101.0

market

per

ng

cent

period

December

was

inflatio-

the

with

Bank

the

of

rising.

the

while

City

Since

COFFEE. FUTURES

+ 3%

closs

Sugar

compares

for

cost

year.

216

High

Ask

1959.

important

pressure

Air Conditioning, Incinerator. Street 2 and 3 floors office or commercial.

center.

are

place value of the U. S. dollar has been falling at the com-

+%

possibilities.

Ime.)

Bid 23

Telephone

tional

if

at

FOR LEASE IN OLD SAN JUAN In-Whole

Smith,

Supermarkets

R.

money managers tell us that ours ‘sures is relatively mild.

+%

22% 38% 19% 32% 42% 52%

N Am Av Nwst Airl

one,

— 1%

53%

Ohio

wry

ithe

Dis

Nat Gyps

East.

|

Merrill

but with Bolivia’s whopping annual depreciation of 383 per cent. These figures, as compiled by the economists of the First Nae

The batcost of

largely a

nine

cost

And

—1%

43% 42% 172% HA% 62%

&

Aguirre

This

in the United

at least

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and active at the opening. It moved

Winners

Tobacco

prize,

This,

one

1959

worst

to

9,770,102

had 352

in

the

Announced

contest

ican

Jowest percentage yields in recent 10.5

-of

Winners in last week’s drawing in the “Barrels of Money”

season 10 per

mills.

is

to

‘years

It was

because

will

executive vice president

Are

Mendez,

the end of the grinding will probably be around cent

industry

Contest

the

1;307,-

Gareia

10.08

loss,

Méndez,

tons.

The

the

Producers *

quota

year

and

million

yesterday.

federal

island

$35

B. Garcia

of the P. R. Sugar

this

index

$56.92.

at the

Poor’s

ATELIER

an

quota

ket closed mixed in active trading yesterday. The market was slightly higher

irregular

and

OLE

suffer

of their

will fall about 300,000

prices

|. Standard

Ne

short

producers

stock mar-

ORL

tons

Rico’s sugar

most

MCKEE

(#—The

Le

Puerto

JOHN

YORK

orf

By

NEW

Res-

And

the’ French

figures don’t reflect all of President De Gaulle’s reforms.

The United ter

in

the

iu those

States also did bet-

years

before,

since

as did

1954

than

Ecuador,

Canada, the Netherlands, Austria, Australia, and Paraguay, the

last among the nations. ,..; , t¢€

ered

five

worst

hit

_


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enna

a

1 eetbaetteonioee natina nae ath mane a ee

ee

WHE SAN JUAN STAR-— Friday, July 1, 1960

10WomenSeate ACCRA, Ghana women nominated sition

were

by

the

elected

Government

to

arbitrarily

atloted

opposition

United

Pzrty

CRISTALLINA

GATEWAY CITY

22 RN

BERNICE M TROPIC STAR CAROLINA

FLYING ENTER

PRICE

IL

AZALEA~CITY

more to

seats

The

abstained

FROM

i

2 ROAMER

year’s tobacco crop was at almost $ one million

than

last

information

year’s

according

given

at

by

Commonwealth

public

This

on the ground that such an election

272,000

was

pared

~

|

Mobile.

;

‘| German

.

undemocratic.

N.

ARRIVAL 8.3. JUNE

Orleans

°

ports

DEPARTURE S.J JULY

23

July

year’s

23

“| St.

Croix

‘

ee

an

Paci

with

256.000

as

com-

last

year,

Mayaguez,

ports

Hamburg

‘

for

for

compared

last year’s.

Newark

Sea Land of PR

St. Thomas

Tropic Lines

1

1

Jacksonville

July 3

5

N. Y., Norfolk,

S.

Newark

26,000,

as

compared

for last year.

determining

the

tebacco

product-

ion for the 1960-61. crop.

Recommendations

Freight

at the

hearings

quota

Trailer

J.

24,000

Comerio and a third in Utuado. ‘ The nee of the hearings was to obtain information to aid in

280,000

Isbrandtsen,

Phil

was

with

:

1

_—,

crop

Three public hearings were held, one in Caguas, another. in

Ameriran,

1

4

$30.76

$3222

the hearings, jaccording to a report by Secretary of Agriculture

Alcoa

3 3

3

with

was

tobacce,

Luis Rivera Santos, that the num-

Ponce

S. Americano

year’s

ber of acres planted for this year’s

Mobile, N. Orleans ;

1

for

this

It was also brougkt out during

OPERATOR AND/ OR AGENTS

Balt.,

:| Newark

hundredweight

to

30

‘, Jacksonville

< Mediterranean,

theit was stated, while the price per

of A-

amounted

Waterman

Newark e

crop

hundredweights,

TO

3

t

Department

gricultire and Commerce.

SHIPPING SCHEDULES

SHIP ALCOA

the

or

This valued

As-

ta: women.

7

(1960 Tobacco Crop Tops Last Year's By About $1 Million hearings held recently

Party

the ,National

week

this

sembly

-(AP)— Ten without oppo-

oe

of

for

between

were

made

a tobacco si

crop

250,000

hundredweights.

and

It was

ak

so recommended that the govern-

Mercantile

ment’s

program

of

aid

for

truction of tobacco sheds,

Sea Land of P. R.

last year, be continued.

cons-

started

,

JOINS CARIBAIR BOARD . Selwyn Fleming, S. Croix businessman,

has

board

been

of

appeinted

directors

according

to

of

Dionisio

to

the

Caribair, Trigo,

pre-

sident.

Ponce YMCA Camp

Set For El Yunque During Next Week ‘PONCE

—

The

Boys ‘Camp 3-10

at

the

Puerto

Ponce

will

be

YMCA

Rico

YMCA

held

July

Camp

near

El

of

Yunque.

Boys eight to 18 years old are welcome to register, regardléss

of

whether

members

they

or

are

YMCA

not.

Activities at camp

-will include

softball, basketball, swimming, hiking, campfire, nature sty and handicrafts, etc. Camp will

be directed General

by Olin Trabue,

Secretary,

“Y”

assisted

by

Victor (Vitin) nio Albite Jr.

Matos and AntoOther :college-age

counselors

assist

will

as

leaders.

A graduate nurse will also be. ort staff.

Kees

for

the

one

week

riod

are

$25

for

and

$28

for

non-members.

includes

room

“Y’”

pe-

members,

and

eoquepllntesang

the

This

board

and

insurance.

Regular

Gas Bs

Down Half A Cent The

maximum

Zasoline

been

cents’

, nomic est

a

a

Rico

has

half-cent

gallon,

Stabilization

gasoline

the

lower

costs

in

result

refining,

BELGRADE months,

reports,’a Croatian

group

village

of

. three

in the

Micetinci

fed

dog trapped™~at the bottom*ef 120-foot well. Then the dog,

described as a beautiful German shepherd, was rescued with a sling they devised.

The

little

Marino state

claims in

ginnings

day on is less than

of

San

to be the oldest

Europe,

to :

A

republic dating

the Fourth ees

beaches Rico

its - be-

with

safest,

thousands

and

mountain

safely

surest

of

because

tire

cars

resorts

they

ever

run

of on

manufactur-

te

Low

Profile U.S.

exclusive

tire

MASTER tigue failure, as well as safety from sudden flats and blow outs. The traction which

U.S.

is

built

Reyal

has

this

of

Royal

U.S.

Master!

Rubber.

feature.

No

—

other

Powerful

modern

est,

cars

need

durable

the

strong-

tires.

The

Low

Profile

The

special

most

into

Master

footedness

on

US.

Royal ride

more

file

U.S.

Royal

needs.

these

feature

offers

U. S. Rubber

safety

now

against

fa-

has passenger

Roldan Servicenter Aguadilla Cabrera

Hnos.

Arecibo

Garage

Sepilveda

Cabo

Rojo

GS

Your

style

of

will

exceed

plus

Master

achievement

Low

and

tread

of

every

extra

sure

quicker

stop-

ping power. In addition to these all-im' pdrtant factors of safety, the Low Profile

my.

Profile

the

guarantees

turns,

U.S. Royal Master was designed to meet

is an engineering econo-

mileage

and

car will look better, and you safely,

with

the

Low

Pro-

Master.

tires to fit all foreign

model

cars.

DEALERS

Garage Juane Caguas

Garage

Eobles

Fajardo

Jesé

José Ortiz Navarre Guayama

Century#

the planet Jupiter 10 hours long.

get

ee

An

Politka

of boys

to the Puerto

The

For

mewspaper

weekend

ed

said.

—(AP)—

the

Every

the

the

Boys Save Dog

aiwival

U. S. ROYAL

te Eco-

is a

safe

Low Profile

Administra-

and

administration

a a

“Another

of regular

has announced. he lower price is the lowreeorded this year for

regular

of

price

Puerte

lowered

26:1

tion

in

u.s

Nicolas Agosto Humacao

Tire

Bafols

Roger

U. Inc.

Isabela

Kemolding Mayaguez

Co.

8.

Rubber Int. Ponce Garage

San

Corp.

Guyia

German

Américe B. Badillo San

Juan

- Rubber

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San

Romin

Sebastidn


THE

SAN

Freedom Isn't Free pound The

when in but

time

the

army.

in

excellent

for

“a little banana approaching } but yeu added, his time oil is an effective lubricant for the ‘machinery of human He's terribly thin, oiling

is

he'll have

him

I’m 18 and |to get the grades they earned. You said personality alone won't 6-foot, 130work if you.can’t deliver the goods

idiot.

to serve

health.

ten years

I’ve

known

he’s

never

and

relations.”’

What

do

you

suggest

when

been sick. Hank is a_ basketball there’s a clash of personalities and you just can't stand the professor? star and a hockey player. Last night he told me he plans | My papers added up to a 97 averto go on a strict diet so when he| age but he gave me a C f& the has to take his physical he'll be | course. Is this fair?— U. OF L. DEAR U.: Of course not. But too weak to walk. He has arranged to have friends wheel him in a who said life was always fair? If you can’t stand the professor the char I’ve told him | think this is cow- | feeling is probably mutual. You’re to encounter additional ardly, and he could make himself | bound conflicts throughout ill with this nonsense. He says | personality

the army and

is a brytal waste of time |

there

are

whe WANT to go insiead of to work,

ment

should

Please

jet

into so the

the

say

colur

P.

L.

T.:

but

Hank

he’s

Every

young

man

ceptable

should

serve

time

without

enough

to give

need

to

not

is

keep

or suffer

Clubs

elected

that has | guys the

read

meeting

who

complained

personalities

were

new

1960-61

held

at

at the Navarro

Maria

Teresa

be- | dent;

lucky

Mejia,

Miss

secand

Aida

correspondence Maria -Antonia secretary; and

cla de Quevedo,

Rios

vice

Friday, July 1, 1960

Mense,

presi-

Duchesne,

secretary; Miss Vélez, recording Mrs. Trudy Gar-

treasurer.

STAR

many

ernment

the the

Sanjuaneros

San

Juan

sponsored

of

civic

are

affair

minded

In Juan

the has

citizens,

past, carnival meant a series

in of

San gala

parties, confined behind the closed doors of San Juan’s more exclusive clubs and hotels. The populace

has

pletely

been

shut

glimpses

or

of the various

previous

“queens”

in

ped

in

and

city

the

San the

prived

of

past.

acts

of

with

the

retra-

have

Civic

flopleaders

thought

who

had

carnival

that

been

so

long,

it

and

that

would

rise

vandalism

as

spirit

carnival

an

Carrion,

Billy

Banker

de-

for of

afraid

be

would

to

carnival

Juan

fathers

people,

Flop

A

attempts

popular

the

vive

a of

way

their entourages. Previous Attempts

All

com-

thrown

the

in

crumbs

few

almost

out.

however, who served as a private the

know

love

countrymen and

and

Army

U.S.

and

his

in in

got

Puerto U.S.,

to

Rican

isolated the

camps thought

differently. “I know my people,” he says, “I know what brings them out, and I also know that they have

an

increasing

civic

.

under

or

decades.

in

nival

here

Editor

the

a

pride

and

was

political

It

that

a city gov-

manoeuvre

was

not.

by

It

a growing respect for property and attempts them pleasure.

Sanjuaneros

said

was

personal to give

it

couldn't

be done, and as a result cooperation or financial

little help

was forthcoming from business organizations and __ institutions and even the year, Carrion

be

a

city itself. Next believes, it will

different

matter.

It

Billy

Thomas,

St.

Croix

and

the entire 10 itsel. It would have been far easier to try te raise money among the working people, Carrion says, than it was from San Juan industrialists. The banks, the

has

in

New

Orleans. Problems were many this year. The working committee was too small. It was almust

impossible

to

carnival

cost

raise

funds.

two

bal-

loons

of

(Magic

Octopus,

the

Jack

and

which

have

Banco

Popular,

and_

been

Rio

assumed

by

have

each-

it

planned

balloon

raged

approximately

bank

to

defray has

come

In

in

Despite

$350

expenses of men, brought

in-

replanted

two

business

firm

Pueblo

assumed

the

and

help

more

than

anu

expected

cover their

seeds

co-ordinator;

terre, every

expense

who job

(See

the share

of

the

ear.

Jerry

San-

busied himself with imaginable, includ-

Carnival

Attempts

page

9)

First Anniversary

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Personally attended by its owners Rogelio Hernandez and Arturo Torrecilla

Weese

belts,

hats,

of

California

bags

Jewelry French

e

Cole

Accessories Beach

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and

and

Boutique

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imports

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1

about

nival spirit in the heart of the ordinary Sanjuanero. There was Richard Santaella, Billy’s sincere and conscientious vice-president

here

€ ¢

carnive'

collected

are

to

the

Sd

Es-

of handicaps, Billy and his small hardworking committee did the almost impossible. They

firm. ave-

°

econtri-

all,

the

been

sums

PN

from island Charlie Del

personal

$4,900

to

Supermarkets, came through with a definite “yes” but when others failed to come forward,

the

his $100.

b

co-

Antonio

$300 and

of

to

the States to service them). one

sent

additional

sponsored

different business costs per balloon

Only

the’

deficit.

was

by a Rental

cluding the maintenance

and

however,

areas;

bution expenses

individual

failed to offer their spon-

sorship. Originally,

Piedras

Valle

Dairy

Sheriff),

when.

tourism

cudero another beverage firms

Lion,

Jill,

of

Association,

operated. Each sent a contribution of $1,000, while the West Indies Advertising Agency gave a generous $500; Marcelino Arocho collected $550 from the

Serpent,

White,

Mermaid

firms

giant

Carpet,

Snow

Dragon,

Cow,

Hotel

approximately

the and

parades

department

The

$8,000 to put on, excluding expenses for the fireworks

Carrion

of

been proved that San Juan is ready for and wants its own popular carnival, just as in St.

from

COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS ALONG WITH FREE DECORATING

s

.

impression

Bautista Carnival

headed by Billy Carrién, who arranged for and produced San Juan’s first popular car-

in

KNORR

Women’s

Commonwealth Government. work of a small group+—

excuse.

Miss Carmen Lydia Fe| lices,’ first vice president: Miss

adv ice | Amada

Too

last week’s

dition

The new slate elected is as fol-

who | lows: Miss ones | president;

most.

your

con-

its

for

—

By BETTY

and

directors

| its monthly

The are

them

the

Board OF Directors

ac-! Women’s of

is

cause the teachers favored pretty Girls and handsome boys, while the serious students with less than

shining

trick

The Miramar Club of the Federation of Business and Professional

and

required | board

experience

ANN:.I

a student

who his

a country

the

The

free. A few months residence of Mrs. Antonia man’s life is little | de Queipo, in Santurce.

given him so much. squawk the loudest DEAR

is

selfish

complaint.

Freedom isn't of a young

who

your

nowhere.— }

DEAR

life.

Miramar Club Elects

alone

in

getting

enly toolish, upmanly.

out

govern

others

thing

I'm

PL

your

lunatics | at a minimum— sequences. the army

enough

STAR

Credit For Rebirth Of Carnival Goes Io CarrionAnd Committee -

\nn Landers Says

DEAR ANN: in love with a

JUAN

aetittt efi

i

i


Yeo

Carnival Attempts Failed In Past From

supervising 10 finalists

of the queen; efficient

Page

8)

carnival

the selection of and the picking

Cuchi Rincon, the

niece

of

San

Juan’s

Mayor, who as executive secretary. handled public relations and

did

to

hundreds

help

out;

of menial

Dr.

Ed

jobs.

Kerstein

and Angel Fonfrias of the music committee, who arranged for

the

steel

during

and

the

and Thomas and

is

BALLET SOLOISTS —These six ballerinas will dance in Lotti Tischer’s next production, “Sleeping Beauty,” ‘a benefit ballet. They are, front row left to right down, Ma-

r:tza

Nieto,

Carmen

Carmen

Vargas,

Biascoechea

Elizabeth

and

Seiffert

Lotti

and

Cordero,

and

Tatts Cordero,

Franklin

Yezer,

a member

sign

the sets for the ‘production.

te

produced

who

arrived

here

early last week, will take the mate let

role

in the

Lotti Tischer

production

in

the

bal-

University

of Puerto Rico’s auditorium July 8

through The

10.

ballet,

“La

Belle

Dame

Au

Bois’ Dormant” (Sleeping Beauty), will be given for the benefit of the

institution

tirded

for

Mentally

Children.

The

Re-

ballet will

be presented for the Institution at a dress rehearsal July 6.

Yezer and the well-known Puerto

Rican

ballerina,

Yolanda

Mu-

hoz, will be starged with the Lotti Tischer ballet group. According

from

the

designs

used

by the Royal Sadlers Wells Ballet of London. The

ballet

was

first

presented

in January of 1890 inithe Grand

Berrios

party

was

spirit

King

of

carnival

Berdecia,

a

her

a

own

float

vintage

car.

who

deserve

the

kudos

are

Chamber took over

of Comthe float for mu-

Sicians

and

the

services of Jerry Santerre; coa Steamship Lines for

Althe

loan

and

of one

Dick

a

Lt.

who

as

special

the

U.

Col.

even

helped

gather , topped

The

U. S. Army

twe

queen

Ft.

Brooke

also produced

contestants,

and

one

one

from

from

Ft.

Buchanan and loaned the U. S. Army Band, under

8ist the

direction of CWO Lee I. Douglas. Special

Thanks

goes

Praise

also

Gaspar

Pumarejo, for his help in moting and publicizing the

nival

through

his

U. S. and ing

of

TV

got Carrion

island

surry coaches, which the bought

procar-

media; of Puerwho puin the

the back-

tourism

officials

to

ranged

have

PUERTO

the

from

who three

RICAN

the

also

ar-

fringe

of

the

the

hotels

themselves,

many of which sent their queens to the carnival. The

tel

Condade

Beach

Luisita

—

ow Ho-

Cancer

Nevarez

Be-

tancgurt,wasn’t too proud to parade<$n

the

Mufoz

Rivera

Park

arena in her priceless silver metalic coronation gown with members

of

her

court.

“But, Billy Carrion says, his “real helper was God. Everyone laughed and said ‘it would rain,’ I had already fixed that up with the Almighty and knew of rain

and

of

carnival;

parade

and

collected

ks

city

final

it wouldn’t.

donations

the

Trujiflo, for the

and the hotel association; to Arturo Gallardo of the Banco Credito y Ahorro Poncefo, who various

for

Ponce from Ciadad brought to San Juan

League’s

to

to Morton Sontheimer, te Rico News Service, blicized the carnival

bank

there

he

was

drops

now

be

a

and

back

festivities

then,

slight

to remind

holding

eutdoor

TALENT—

Every

would

show

me

that

until

the

were

over.”

= raraci AcuDo

fees

S.

Taylor

Carrion

interest

says,

in

the

Todays Calendar |

‘at a cock-

Miss

Maria

8:80

p.m.

Eugenia in

the

Club

and coQueen,

Font

at

Caribe

20, at the Punta Las Marias home

of the Hetel Caribe Hilton. This

of Dr. and Mrs. José'L. Rebert, patrons of Mr. Yezer’s) latest bal-

affair

officially

Week.

Tickets

let.

and

firewood for beach bonfires San Juan Bautista Eve.”

executives,

and

genial

Hayes,

“took

of their

Santaella,

Army’s C.

paraders

honored

June

ci-

help even

for

#schaikovsi

evening,

Julie

private

of

Monday

to Mf. special

Momo;

TODAY—Formal ball ronation of the Press

considered as one ky’s best works.

done.

department; Caribe Motors Toaning trucks to transport

music, it has, not been as popular as others of Pctipa’s works. It is Yezer

from

tizen, who pitched in to premote queens and who

Maryinsky Theater in.St. Petersburg. Because of ifs difficult

tail

the

as

Others

of the Ballet Russe of MonCarlo,

dova,

gaiety

the Junior merce, who

The costumes will be ¢arefully re-

whose

assistants to Carrion in the carnival project; Luis Lucio Cor-

parade,

Mentally Retarded Children

far

praise goes Fran Ritchie,

produced

Tischer Ballet Will Benefit

accountant,‘

still

Special and Mrs.

bands

festivities,

Clark, the treasurer

carnival

work

popular

four-day

the on

opens

are

$10 per

Press

per-

son.

to Mrs. Tischer, the lead role of Princess Aurora requires the skill-

ful use of all phases of the baller-na’s 2n

art,

ranging

elegant

dibly warm Mr.

the

at times

aloofness

to

an

from incre-

and vibrant dance.

Yezer

has

danced

well-known

ballet

most

roles,

of

re-

cently taking part in “Gaite Paris‘enne” (Parisian Gaiety) in New York. He studied at the School

of American and is studies

Madame In

Ballet in New

York

presently continuing under the direction

his of

Swobada

addition

to

Mr.

Yezer

and

RAFAEL AGUDO—Versatile Puerto Rican actor. pioneer in pur radio, theater and television.

Miss Munoz, other solists are Maritza

Nieto,

Carmen

Vargas,

Tu-

tty Cordero, Carmen Biascoeehea, Elizabeth Seiffert, Lotty and Rosalind Benus.

With

music

by

“IT’S NOT WHAT You SAY, BUT HOW YOU SAY IT,”

Cordero

Tschaikovsky,

the ballet will be presented with Marius Petipa’s original choreog-avhy. Guillermo Sureda will de-

says Don Rafael.

And it's not enough just to say that some-

thing-is “good”. When it comes to rum, the public knows what's good and what

is not. The Puerto Rican consumer, in par-

ticular, has learned to judge rum on how smooth

it is,

its

aroma,

clean

taste...

even when served “on-the-rocks”. That ts why Ron SUPERPOR favorite rum. OTs

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(Continued ing the


STAR

Friday , July 1, 1960

—

in San Juan

Here Comes

The

- Things Are Changing And We Get Older

Parade By Al

Dinhofer

KS

By

PARIS: Well, found Charmaine.

Charlie, I did I walked right

found that number on

a

brass

and

plate

the French

Ralph

on

don’t move

you asked me to do. Rue Saint Honore unti!

IL I

1

just what down the

| hunted around

the

IHR

McG

apartment

S88

upstairs

and

Sure

enough,

door.

found

a

JUAN

ywSSMS

Our Man

SAN

LRN

THE

10

the name

like

you

.

said,

much.

She’s older, Charlie. You know you told me to be sure and look her and say hello for you. That she was as cute as a little red wagon,

up

Well, Charlie, she is a little older.

You

know

what

I mean.

After

all,

it’s

been a few years since you were in Paris. Yes, the cafe is still on the corner. They still put out the little tables and chairs. Fact is, Charmaine and I sat and talked about you. You remember that day you went out to the Bois and took a basket and had a picnic? You never told me about that. I’m sorry

to

‘‘Let me see, Charlee. I theenk I remember heem.”’ So she and got a box of snapshots. They weren't all of you. How many

times

Wrought

—

sculptor

adorn

Lindsay

the

iron

Daen

El

new

figures

and

showing

Miramar

gas

Deen.

who

specializes entitled

in

Flambeaux

metal

“The

a section

of

16 feet

above

ging

cession

will

in

iron,

knights

of

says

he

chose

to

work

pro-

the

wall.

to

light

the

and

of

far

Loiza

one

back

to

actual

procession

the

know

exactly

how

dates.

Jud-

ago,

exhibit

Puerto

lived

in

of the

the

work

at

the

his

of

the

for

few

the Gulf his work

She look

CHAVEZ

VISIT

Luis

DISTRESSING

Bouret,

nessman

several sculptors

Coast

States

Munoz

daughter

Emilio

Juan

Non-intervention affairs

that

of

should

served Stutes

give to

Rico

be

Bouret.

a year-and-a-half

San

Juan

They

ago.

veal

busi-

settled

the

new

the

ugly

country

at to

rule}

of trying | Rico

Latin)

a time

and

United ill! about

here

when

we

can

so

Statehood the

3rd.

Rally

touchy

to

and

subject

attend

to

speak

on

of

status

is

should

remind

the Sen-

ator that the people of Puerto Rico have repeatedly and overwhelmingly voted for Commonwealth status and that only a minority want statehood. He should also bear in mind _ that

Latin

America

independence

the from

least the

for

amount United

selfare

and

Senator

no will

generally, Puerto

of

favors Rico

the

critics

of

item

the

to talk

in

and

intervention

States.

Senator Chavez’s speech will ehviously do no good. Governor

MARK

TWAIN

hotel.

or

de

otherwise,

Mona

be one military

like

the

Channel,

slogan of the “Quorum

Man” twenty years back, ‘Dignity against money.” He meant the

rich

years on

people’s

money.

Twenty

afterward,

seeing

himself

the

verge

of

a

possible

de-

feat, what is he doing? He is using the same money, not his money, but the rich people’s

funds

PRACTICE

Dictators,

campaign

one

our

in

reverses against

an

John

Juan,

have

with

The

mushrooms

are

snails

and

a

was

good,

and

the

Nazi

years,

said:

“I

like

criticism, but it must be-my way;” and “In all matters of opinion our adversaries are insane.” Everybody

week

‘

the

an

because and

to please

of

You've

than

it,

you

don't

changed

you.

She

some.

said

sauce?

never

Great.

you

Just -lixe

to tell

like

French

the

how

They would cut up it in the shells. The

knew

the

difference.

memories. to Al.

They

are

So

let

POTOMAC By gli’

ZO WWW IS Ike

reports

to

TAR

the

nation

KNEDEL

Washington

Bureau

and

ve

"”’’

DW

MGKGAQAAHADHHA,A. ™™=™ ™ _. 0)

+

*

delegates

*

“The Soviets observe rigid etiquette at these international conferences. Russia never closes the

Bureau. ¢

You

dates: Roast Minnesota a la Hiawatha.

his

Pacific tour. It was a wonderful trip and as soon as he finds the guy who sold him the ticket, he'll report him to the Better Business «

be,

FEVER

HER

on

it

ond

WW DDI

ghosts. Charlie,

old

up

stirring

better.

door

*&

on

the

West—until

Poland,

Lanz

month when they have to do their

still

fighting

ards,

but

dents

would

R.

Two

Democrats,

with

Gov.

Williams

+

Hawaii has added many

but

schedule.

and

**-_*

strangers. ses

next Wednes-

of Thailand

heavy

at

where you wine in‘o laugh over Charmaine.

Ike returns to Washington.

of the visit of the

Queen

otherwise

I

looking

Democrats always look forward with regret to November. It’s the

P.

we

guy.

‘Money

He

day the White House announced. Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said Eisenhower is passing up a news conference this King

remembers

conference

less

around

going

use

is no

There

will meet newsmen

twenty

the dictators practice at all times Twain

a good

seemed

to think

special

officers

been

of

last

PARTY”

the Occupation. it up and stuff

this week,

Mark

still

this

more.

And

too.

good,

a news

what

at

is passed.

of warning: No girl is a lulu when clad in a muumuu.

Emperor

any

changed

to the nation, but there’s one

for

and

written her. Your French words—all French a few

come

debonair

(AP) —Presiwill not hold

suffering

But

and

her

say,

WASHINGTON dent Eisenhower

the

pictures

and Lyndon Johnson, are feuding.

Joseph

San

And,

Ike Skips News Confab

Excellency

of

now.

forgotten

the Hispaniola, or be it a democratic one like the one the good people of Borinquen have

His

NOW”

lot

Czechoslovakia and Rumania walked out too.

year.

his old slogan: dignity.”

across

neighbor

election

this

None of that has changed, Charlie. But other things have. France has changed. And so has Paris. I guess the whole world hes changed, Charlie. And to many of us it is not for the better. Alur seeing the picture and the look on your face when you were out n the Bois, I didn’t look up Marie, as Al had asked. It made me sad,

garbage collectors, tax returns, etc. in salary raises and tax re-

Sir:

“All

a

minutes

they fooled the Gernians during horsemeat into small strips, curl

money paid in taxes, to bribe teachers, chauffeurs, policemen,

yours,

David Thompson Toa Alta, P. R.

a

distressing to those of us concerned about the public relations of the United States

Someone

his

here the

a juicy

Sincerely

!

July

by

give

States

American!

The recent. announcement that | Senator Dennis Chavez is going to | be

popular

speechmaking

ten

and

may

ee MNMMVVQQOQN

ob- | change that. What his speech may in the United | |do, however, is irritate some of Otherwise, we | our good friends here in Puerto

impression a

do

a

cooked

keep your explain it

Commonwealth

political | extremely is

you.

gay

martini

said.

you

Charlie.

from

and

Charmaine

street

meticulously

by everyone Government.

influence

aftord

in. the

Puerto

MINUTES

through

not

had

about

blithe

sauce

and

I thought

The years get on, Charlie. And Charmaine is married and has a daughter who is about as big as a minute and as pretty as a picture. She had a look at the pictures and said, ‘Did that funnylooking man call on you, Mama?’ Romance, Charlie, can take a jot of belting around in just a few years. That salad you told me about? It hasn't changed a bit. And the

in the Whitney

of

so

wrought iron procession is very much alive in Daen’s mind, where it marches around and around as he creates the traditional spectacle. In order to keep close watch over his work and its progress, the Daens are currently living across the

Marin

about

you

her

the second

in the 1956. He

The

| government

me,

always were the life of the party. She told me about the time you hired a cab and insisted on riding the horse. I told her that whe you may have been able to stay in there and punish a bottle of Three-Star in those days, you now get silly and try to sing after

LETTER Sir

she’s

asked

I think

Museum in N.Y., the Boston Institute of Contemporary Art, and the Delgado Museum, New Orleans. Daen married the farmer Miss Lou-

San

TEN

sorted

her. She even dug up an old letter you’d and English mostly terrific, being was misspelled. . THE LIFE OF THE

sculptor.

by

Orleans

one

to represent

lette

Charlie,

I told

invited

Rico.

New

was

has also exhibited

Aldea

seems

residents

in a Gulf-Caribbean exhibition Houston Museum of Fine Arts in

lend

told

her. She laughs a lot. Where were we? Oh, yes, out in the Bois. I mean, pictures of the picnic out in the Bois. My, you were funny, Charlie! There was one picture were holding your head back and Charmaine was pouring your mouth out of one of those long bottles. | had a great that. There was another one where you were hugging Who took that picture? Charmaine couldn't remember.

and _ paintings,

as a professional

years

to

and

chosen

The annual procession and fiesta at Loiza Aldea commémorates the expulsion of the Moors from Spain which began in the ninth century. The event coincides with the Feast of Santiago the Apostle, the patron saint of Spain as well as of two No

local

years

of

He

wrought

procession

books

of

several

years

of movement.”

barrios

ancient

20

Unversity

I hope the parade of figures will be most exciting at night,’ he says. “We hope to use actual flaming torches, jutting out

a feeling

past

island

iron because it has a distinct Spanish flavor.

of

Well,

Many of these years have been “without commercial success.” He first came to the

Santiago,

in

enclosing wall the _ proposed

Artist Daen, born in Sydney, has spent the

saints. dancers in devil's masks, women, children, musicians. flag bearers, horses, dogs. hogs—all in festive animation. Daen

from

Hundreds

Loiza

the

400 foot shows

It

we

you

liked

government

forged

include

the

anyhow,

what

found yours. Gee, you looked a bit funny, Charlie. You looked young yourself, and I never would have known Charmaine was the same I remember how you used !'0 girl. She’s fattened up some, Charlie. tell me about her and say she wasn’t any bigger than a minuie.

eer

coastal town take part in the procession, usually in costume and bizarre, three-horned masks made of coconut shells.

ground.

Sculptured

of Hotel.

oo CORR RRRfe

experts surmise that it has been an annual event since colonial times. This year’s fiesta and procession in Loiza Aldea will take place the week beginning July 24.

Aldea,’ the mural relief is to be 400 feet lons The marching figures will be two to tour feet high, and will range from eight

to

TERRE

at the top.

sculpture.

Fiesta

pan eR

Charterhouse

One of the largest and most ambitious Wrought iron sculpture murals in the Caribbean will adorn the exterior of San Juans new E] Miramar Charterhouse Hotel. now under construction in Miramar. The hotel is expected to open its doors by the end of this year The mural has been designed and will be executed by Australian artist Lindsay Tentatively

From

you.

eee

by

to

for

st

Rival

.

*&

Democratic

candidates

*

educational

he

wishes

spend *

Harry Truman

fewer

their

stu-

time

in

*

Symington, but Mrs. Roosevelt says he’s really for Lyndon Johnson. Mrs. R’s theme song: “I’m

Just Mild About Harry.” :

at-

He’s

stand-

is pledged to Stu

=f

s

*

high

*

note

6

$

for

have

riotous living.

glories

Rule of thumb: As for TY in summer, some’s bum if not bummer.

“4 4

sketch

liberty?

only

“ABOUT Well,

INA:

A

have

lived

A ALA

poet mural

did you

Charmaine

se

she

“Charlie”

you.

remember

didn’t

she

first

at

but

you,

tell

said. went

The nation’s

government families

*

says have

half * incomes

tend a dinner to pay off Hubert Humphrey’s eampaign debts. De-

of more than $5,400—or only several hundred dollars less than

lightful

outgo.

menu

for

hungry

candi-


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we eee

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Building)

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St.

(450 Comercio William William

San

July 1, 1960

Or, There's Always. One Man

Editor-Bublisher

Dorviitier Kennedy

Mapasing

Editer

Published every morning except Sunday at San Juan, B, R. by the

Rates

Subscription

Mail

& 2.58

*, 7.38

: red

$35.90

oo0.00

The

pound.

a

cents

50

to

cents

same

ever,

of the famous

County,

Road

The

York

bears

won’t

do.

called

Peacable

‘‘some

allusion

Peacable

one

is not

Crime

is not only

rate,

but

also

Wave

to the natural

than

one

became

a

very

perfectly

One

man

was

lets

drilled

a

union

a newspaper tail.

of

absence

complete

indicates

It

ing.

qock-

¢f heavy

face

and trighten-

disgraceful

is both

supervision,

police

the

in

law,

the

of

flaunting

This

before,

night

a Molotov 2

with

burned

was

truck

The

market.

of a meat

door

glass

plate

the

through

thrown

was

still another

and

was

maan

another

car;

the

for

respec¢

It is 4 picture Jaw and for law enforcement agents. of Puerto Rico that is new to those who have known the island since childhood, who have played in the

as

| and,

dangee

have walked the streets safely in the evenings.

adults,

activity,

it strike

Call

one

or

fear

without

children

as

streets

it is lawlessness

will,

strike

violence,

calls

that

for

or whatever

immediate

At the; present action by the government. soon will be living in an atmosphere remin-

remedial rate, we

iscent of the bootleg gangsterism of the twerities and ‘ early thirties in Chicago.

Gangsterism, daylight shootings, stabbingg, bloody clubbings and fist fights have no place in a ivilized community that has so many legitimate problems to : solve for its people.

Good

Bill

The House a bill

For

of Representatives

in Congress

wage

imum

that

substituted

bill which

to business

concern

Puerto

and

Rico:

a source in Puerto

min-

of, serious

This

Rito

sure

has its compan.on

Roosevelt. bill, which

in

the

Senate,

would

have

extended

rate.

The

mainland the

third,

first

year

minimum, and

for

would

have

mea-

to jndustry

and business here a percentage point of crease for each penny of increase in the

wage inthainland

established;

a

$1.15

$1.20 the second year, ahd $1.25 Puerto

Rico

a

15

percent

‘increase

the first year in existing minimums and 5. percent the second and third years. The bill approved by the House,

however,

sets

a flat

$1.15

mainland

minimum

and, for Puerto Rico, continues the present @pdustry committee system but permits the commit to set wages rates up to the propose@ $1.15 mainland: level. The new bill also reduces the number of ‘workers covered, apparently eliminating the large hotels and

retail establishments covered in the Roosevelt bill, is to be hoped

that

new House version.

the

Senate

will

It

concur with; the

Hie

||

i

: !

are

economiz-

little

seven-year-old

suburban

to

had

I

told

her

she

have

received

said

no,

she

red lunch box.

must

have

such

a

got

{ overheard

One

The

town

willing

honor drive

broke,”

‘““‘We

or

“We

I told her

it

been

pretty

it

a

good

girl

present

hecause

her

to

and

she

family

was

“‘economizing.”’

the

Englandy.

to

a

a bright

the telephone

CORPS

tell

my

quite

my son that

She told

him

he would and

intelligent

they,

he

too,

daughter-in-

were economizing

have te be careful

with

had to be especially careful

in the Map and Book Store. All those economizers out on Peacable Ridge

the

are getting more. and more exact in inventing new words to describe where they live and what they

along

tunately,

of

report

the

that

a

‘citizens

Life

be

license

cars

that

plate

are

let

Savers

formed

we

respectful

of

may

‘number

of

this

member

might

his

saying:

car

the

rights

do.

But they

corps.

carry,

a

Every

a

“I

the

sign

am

a

Life

Saver—are you a killer?” To carry out this plan I suggest the following procedure: 1/ Your newspaper take the initiative in getting life insur-

do it all by code.

ance

companies,

tions,

labor

organiza-

business,

and

other

ing

government,

back

civic

church

organizations,

the

of

includ-

course,

to

plan.

2/ All organizations would adopt a standard form for a postage paid postcard addressed

to Central

Traffic

Police

system

Head-

to

the he

cheat can

a violation

and the

the

kind

date

and

3/

island

violation

of

district

takes

infraction,

hour

Each

it

place,

and

takes

2/

the

cost

of

enough

cards

to

keep

up

that

such

as

is

are

all

that

the

the

“unfair, needs

decent,

be

law

appear

TODAY’S

would

in

more

tween

the

the

than,

time

first

ae

place

of

police

residence affected,

say,

five

last

stations

be alerted

of the

headquartefs ber

the

of

personal

pranksters

cards

with license would

where

at.

Reader has

L.

P.

Calabria’s been

we

: Calabria made

R.

sugbe-

.

and, while the spirit that it

fear

malicious

the @e

is

admirable,

prankster

we

informer could

tie

To

FROM

EUROPE

\

the

q

car

would

watching

i

/

ve

VLG

the”

cards plate

VAY,

ax.

a0

card.

suspects. . to this Probable objections plan: 1/ Some people would take advantage of anonymity to flood taining

in our society, think

motivated and

said

BEST

(7 ih

be-

different

concerned

to start

to

ee

On the basis of’ this periodic search and after finding out the owners

hate

mem-

elapsed

and

re-

effort

an tI aad Ry~

as

printing

also.

and

the

As

dow: licemen on wild goose. chase} which would impede the crackdown en real offenders.

abiding

Periodically, the file should be gone over to see what numbers cards

and

money.

J.

one

etc.”

coopera-

Santurce,

unsportsto

the

organizations

effective voluntary cannot be achieved

gestion

systems

bers or customers well supplied, and would promote the plan in

ways

get

say the

impractical

organizational

arrive

fore

the

its

will

exist

citizens,

of

the

I

Some people might come with the usual arguments

place.

organization

absorb

then

a

many

for vital purposes

trouble.

undemocratic,

highway

individual

ED:

that

where

and

in

this,

the

pains

is very

to

manlike,

of

name.of

too

watched

the

the

it requires

little more by the police. This somebody would have to actual-

ly commit

may

be

of

expenditure

Does

a sporting

democracy

tion

accomplish

somebody

of

because

needed, if cooperation

car

number

would

would

cense

plate

system

the postmarks away easily.

proposed

violation,

Does

gards

quarters in San Juan. This card would contain space for the liin

rights

his victims

dates,

if

soon

others?

the

give

sy-

different

out

spect

different

all

get

take

stick

for him alone? 3/ Finally, some

be

the

from

on

c—Even to

not

will

social sore Does he re-

chance?

evidence.

have

and

not

who

fear. It reckless

enough like the thumb that’he is.

he

of

following

misusing

cards

otherwise, give them

would

would

court

would

careful,

driver

souls

Misuse

some

cards

mail

places

timid

for the

b—Anyone

is

but

by

long

a—The

to

situation.

cooperate.

last very reasons:

citizen has nothing to is only the habitual

the

cannot

the _

honest

not

stem

we

not be required to because othérwise

acceptable

on

consider

but

rule

many

would

of

himself

them

too

improperly

consider

must

minds

Cards must be signed

to

4/ As cards start to flow into Police Headquarters, they would be sorted and filed by number.

industry

say,

accu-

other

has been

“We're

They

and

the

Roosevelt

says,

name,

yesterday approved

is one of those congressional actions that are good for Puerto Rico but ‘bad for the mainland U. §. The

suggest

member

incident bul-

and in gnother

official’s

I

others

yester-

at mid-day

incidents

shot

day.

stabbed,

the

shooting

two

were

there

of

vicinity

the

in

men

ever

money.’’

law

New

SAVERS

Corps

is

Imparcial,

El

newspaper

than

no

want the Standpipe

driven on our streets’ and highways. Anybody who believes he

police-

by

patrolled

strongly

area

an

In

highway.

their business,

about

going

citizens

suburbs

was very pretty and she said it was brand new.

charac-

twisted

of

on

and at night

the

people are very interested in

or in the right word. No one in

name,

girl who

that

a misnomer.

a distinctive

was

LIFE

peaceful

before

daylight,

broad

in

days

two

last

right

ing.” I talked

descriptive

drawn

Sir:

in the

repeatedly

Strike violence has occurred

Rico.

the

LETTERS

and order are taking a bad beating in Puerto

Law

Hollow.”’ In the suburbs,

of

because

petition, but he’s not so sure now. Decades from now, people will

:

practiced.

moderation

road.’’“* Perhaps they ought to call it “‘Nonunanimity-Range,” or ‘“‘There’s-Always-One-Man-

in-

residents

Ridge

petition

Ridge

Road

Selectman

tariffs ff more

“protective”

invite reciprocal

Times

He doesn’t dissension. road changed. He said

resident cast name of the

authority is used, for coffee and for automobiles, might

day

the

up a petition asserttheir mail delivered

rather

of an artificial utility.” No sooner was the

name

The

have gotten rather have

this

extent: to .whigh

the

want

Peacable Ridge or Standpipe Road and comment, ‘‘They used to fight about the name of this

have

teristics of the road

:

but

necessity,

are

still stand, guard-

The coffee industry, needs help, and Conggess has given Puerto Rico authority to protect it with tanffs It is undoubtedly an against outside competition.

economic

there

whe

New

both of which

name

a place

name

in Puerto Rico” cannot be reconciled with the facts. The taxes are lower if you will buy what the government wants you to buy, whether it is coffee or For the privilege of buying what you automobiles. like, you must pay the government something extra. In other words, taxes are lower if your tasté¢ is the

as the government’s.

the

so-

lower

are

“taxes

that

canard

heard

often

The

Standpipe

as

to

e

at this rate of taxation.

only

Accurate

Standpipe Road ing they would

called Café Americano, which some people like foo habit or taste, could soon become a potion for millionaires

on

in-

in the import tax on roasted coffee fyom the 36

one

name of-their street changed to Peacable Ridge.

But

an yesterday’

Muiioz

present

residents

Conn.,

in Fairfield

reservoir system, ing the road.

Taste Ofer A Matt Marin authorized crease

towns

forms us that Standpipe Road got its name years ago from two big standpipes, part of the town’s

(Payable in Advance) te other countries om request

Rates

Gov.

22

Te!

Possessions,

in Ridgefield,

commuting

%

1

Me

So

Tel. 3-8400 - United States,

Up

"|

Presidedt

Vice

Executive

Zerbe.

A.

Jobn

Board

Chairmanof the

Cowles.

Gardner

By Harry Golden

:

Corperation

Publishing

Star

connum-

enemies

or

start

sending

indiscriminately.

Unfor-

EBA Ys

“as “

°° “ FRANCE

’ Gustav

“Tell me

2

when

you've

duster with me!”

finished

so I can take my

feather ,


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STRAY

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en

WAS

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13

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 1, 1960 Washington

Floods, Illness 7 Cops Hold 200 N.Y. Puerto

Wire

North-South Center. Is An Exquisite Test By Walter WASHINGTON July,

a

Department ed

to

—

group

Washington

Sometime

headed

by

study

the

feasibilty

center

for

of

A

eee

January,

next

filed

are

relation-

in

arise

somehow

As a precaution they bucked their complaint to Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson (1.-Tex.), co-sponsor of the ‘“Johnson-Burns’” amendment to_ the Mutual Security Act, authorizing the East-West study. Johnson is appropriations

group which reviews the State Department budget, a fact which Never ceases to impress prudent diplomats. ‘hus having proved that the pathway from inspiration to appropri-

lighted

with

displays

of

naked political force, satisfied Hawaiians retired to their drawin the past, the Commonwealth has shunned the sort of political dam

the

that

project

earns or

OS

SS

f

the

the

extra

reclamation

|

XW

the

power

te gain

a

wall

friends

in

the

seem

above, feet

Congress

among

;

‘North-South’:

it fails, the

of

to

water

a

first;

for

natural

Pedro

River

promise

to

like

the

just points

of the

lake

in

waters

reached normal

outlet

to

was

42

level.

the

San

blocked

last

by

month’s Could

three

of

water

spill

and

in property be lost.

shat-

of

Die

million trapped

over

into

fnillions and

cubic in

the

the

valley,

inhabitants

Rain-swollen have flooded communities,

class

more

south

persons

have

in

thousands

of

could

dollars

livestock

would

rivers already a dozen nearby destroying crops

(AP)

with

—

Seven

drawn

guns

an alleged purse snatcher had just been caught by

who two

patrolmen

area

in

the

Chelsea

Wednesday night. Mrs. H.' Wilson approached patrolman Robert Birne and told him her purse containing $10 had been grabbed in a subway station. Birne pursued a running man

and

fired

two

Patrolman

joined and

warning

Albert

the was

taken

hospital,

shots.

Palumbo,

chase

but to

39,

collapsed

St.

apparently

Vicent’s

with

heart

trouble. Patrolman Ernest joined the chase. At

and

9th

and

sending’

into

Ave.

the

Spieker

Spieker 23rd St.

and

thousands

hills.

But

Birne

the

rains

might

they

send

caught

Israel

410

23rd

were

new

land-

slides crashing down the slopes. Many are living in shelters hurriedly thrown up after their homes were destroyed by last month’s quakes.

W.

Bracero

Bracero,

20,

St.

shouted

A crowd up. The

in

of ~

Spanish. *

gathered. A taxi drew policemen shoved the

suspect in, followed him, locked the taxi doors. The crowd the cab.

tried

to

and

overturs

A witness telephoned to police headquarters. A captain and four patrolmen, arrived with pistols

drawn

crowd

to

and

enduced

the

disperse.

Bracero

was

booked

ona

charge of grand larceny. He admitted the purse snatching but

said

also

he

tossed

admitted

he

released after burglary.

Rock

fleeing

advised to leave their refuge by authorities who warned that

GRAND

TONITE

six tnonths ‘‘East:West’’

become

the

earthquakes.

yards

ponse. next and

the their

Their

If

challenge with a second rafe resDuring the “North-South”

life bat-

Valdivia.

Thousands

will havé been

answer

of

40,000

which beyond

tering

If to

bagis

of

by

landslides

idea

to do is force Muioz

and

population

periled

chooge its It ¢ounts

Administration,

away.

just

serving

time

He

been for

For Sale

LONDON

(AP)— A

unmounted 49.03

it

had

pear-shaped,

diamond

weighing

carats—compared

with

the

Hope diamond’s 44.5—has been put up for auction July 5. Christie's Auction

owner

House

but

won’t

name

it’s rumored

the

to be ex-

Queen Geraldine of Albania. Christie’s sold a 23.7-carat diamond last year for $156,800.

OPENING

7:00 P.M.

than

compass,

;

GOP Senator Reports Lost Diamond Ring PONCE—Statehood Party

Sen.

hing

Ramiro

Colog

has

reported to police that hé lost a $4,500 diamond ring- fellowing an auto accident in April near the town of Juana } Diaz.

In a letter to police this week, Colon, who is also presidént of the Coffee Cooperative

on

the

was to

of

raining

stepped

the

accidépt)

heavily»

to the

side

water

and

shake

it

and

he

of the; road some

blood

from his hands. It was appgrently then, Colon said, thaf, the ring must have slipped | ‘from his

ISLA. ‘GRANDE.

Plantation Owners of Puerto Rica; said

day

AIRPORT. bet

*

gu LY.

I-10°

finger.

Colon’s

ing boards.

infighting

lacks

warm

Ricans

was this committee propriations a stringy way of promoting cultural togetherness and served notice they would return next year for another endowment.

of

and

low-lying sectors of Valdivia and the surrounding valley are im-

by deliberately proposing “modest’’ program, the motive asigned will be fear of failure. It is not the nature of Puerto

senators promtly told a Senate Ap-

is

tered

neason

a perish

Hawaii’s latest scrap developed recomHouse White the when mended a single shot budget request of $8,300,000, something considerably less than the three-year pro$20,000,000 Federal spending ambitious by envisioned gram state’s two new The Hawaiians.

ation

fiscal

laid. Political foes will wagte no time. If he refuses to “compete”

fight.

the

threat

tremors

city

its very

odious comparisons

naturally

earth

than

Hawaii’s

a dramatic program Proposing is one thing. Winning the money a involve may it out to carry

of

‘|the

into an agonizing appraisal. he advances a program equal

mind. the politi¢al Proposing Is One Thing

chairman

new

steady

More

does

roles and Hawaii in U. S. foreign policy also differ. But such com-

parisons

Trains,

(AP)—Pol-

water,

Chilean

What

respective

The

two.

franchised.

them is Johnson.

state.

the

a

drimking

tax-freedom,

and

Perhaps the comparison is unfair, or at least unfortunate. It’s a little like comparing apples and oranges. There is no ‘‘competition’”’

between

the

against

Chile

luted

from Lake Rinihue make continuous misery for the

many

government the Munoz program wrests from Congress must stand comparison with Hawaii’s dynamic a creating in accomplishments. similar ‘‘East-West’’ center in that

mid-Pacific

of

lists

its ends. But it must objectives with care.

any

YORK

prevented a crowd of more than 200 Puerto Ricans from freeing

DUQUE

He cannot demand too much without perhaps attracting crificism of the Commonwealth’s féderal

monwealth

all the recomen-

when

Because, @ations

power

of a state.

those

versus

ships

the

RAUL

SANTIAGO,

commissjoner

for being. His choice of action is never easy. This does not mean the iCom-

turn of mind could hardly devise test of Comexquisite a more

monwealth-Federal

resident

enter

phalanix

a

hemi-

a Machiavellian

with

voteless

cannot

spheric cultural and technical interchange in Puerto Rico.

A persen

By

Correspondent

dollar. The contest is too unequal.

in

State

officials will be pick-

“North-South”

NEW

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three hearts does. South will be forced to bid four clubs and now

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holding.

to lose

hand

principles

the hand in hearts but he could give South a better picture of his

an

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Review:

‘The

Novel By

BOSLEY N.

¥.

John

Huston,

Treasure

of

other

tried

in

to

a

“The

Madre,”

“The

opened

his

has

make

an-

Unforgiven,”

at

the

Paramount

Theater yesterday. And for almost three-quarters of this two hour, wide-screen color film an elusive but stimulating idea appears on the verge of breaking through.

It tion.

is veiled in a murky situaOn a cattle, ranch in’ the

Wil Install Officers a

luncheon

lived

family to

a

with

whom

a

en

was

an Indian adopted to

fant

she

but

to

be

comfortable Darkly,

to

he

their

board

of directors.

is

fine

the

screen

runs

out

to

METROPOLITAN —

Phone

3-23."

METRO-GOLDWYN MAYER

} WI LLIAM WYLERS tien oe

7:00-(2)

point.

that

But

in

screaming

to

out

of

the

Dmitri

the

half

night,

Tiomkin’s

Burt

Last weeks Now Matinee Everyday Inciuding Holidays

Nightly

Audie

Prices No Waiting

Seats

PM.

laconic

vyowwwrs

SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT

Subject Te Change) Friday, July t

a

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R-3512

Lancaster - Audrey Hepburn “THE UNFORGIVEN”

LORRAINE - 12 M. Alec Guinness - Ernie Kovacs “OUR MAN IN HAVANA” Se ee ea ree Phone MATIENZO Pte", Libertad EN

Lamarque LA

en

MUSIC HALL: Who NEW BROADWAY:

PARAMOUNT: RIVIERA:

la

Curtis WAS

SOMBRA”

- Janet THAT

RIALTO: Of

SUPER

Hill,

Sad

U.

S.

15,

when

he

Robert Hutton THUNDER OVER TANGIER” “HALF HUMAN”

Cartoon Festival Night Show: Brigitte Bardot “THE GIRL IN THE BIKINI” ‘THE CURSE OF FRANKESTEIN” Matinee:

RIALTO-SAN JUAN OF

“CRIMSON

A

Tale

Face

RICO:

of

of

a

Fugitive

was

Hills, de

Pasiones

of

The

Most

Open

Authentic

the every

Was

by

That

Lady?

“LAS

Quinn

Ruiz

Nazario

Spanish

Restaurant

Entire Caribbean day ( including Sundays)

a

Deluxe

Judge

four

Cle

and

or

P.M.

3-2020

8:30-WWWW-

EE

This

in power

and

(March

21 to April

19)

you

do

not

invest

a

(April 20 to May 20)

must

be

taken

to

meet

all

obligations

scrupulously

Any

attempt

today.

ises

to rescind

would

prom-

surely

on

bring

trouble.

GEMINI (May 21 to Jene 21) You are really tempted to go off on a spree somewhere instead of sticking to regular and important duties, but this could cause you many a headache.

MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) It is all right to indulge that desire to enjoy yourself during day and evening, but must consider the expense.

what the

costs most

LEO fairs

the

least

satisfying

(July at

and

or

you Do

gives

pleasure.

22 to Aug.

home

anywhere

with

21)

Af.

close

kin

may be rather difficult

VIRGO

(Ang.

[mportant

you

| Puerto

an

Interlude

|

With

22

to Sept.

22)

use particular care

Rico's

The STOP

- Kirk Douglas

For

Fine

Food

Near the San Juan

in an

Hotel

Varieties

-Dee

Merritt

Show

Parade

- Midnight

EHO

Littlest

Mostest

in

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ete

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Matinee

enertntets

|

&

motion,

Artistic

Atmosphere

Dinner thru Breakfast

23 6 p.m.

Tel. 3-3858

until ?

driving

especially

and

in manual labor, or there is dan-

ger

of

accident

and

damage.

i

LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) By being painstaking with all mone-

tary affairs now, you insure. security and do not lose some valuable supporter or contact. Also, see that you are working within your budget. P.M. take health treatments you need.

SCORPIO

(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)

By being forceful with otherg in order to serve own interests to-

day lose

would be most unfair and you good friends. Stand: on

your

own

two

feet—you

have

i

great ability. Use it. Dec.

21)

22:

(Nov.

SAGITTARIUS

Ferret

out

to

whatever

data you require, but do so .unobtrusively or you could get into

trouble and lose support from backers. Evening is a good time te assist the sick# maimed’ or

poor

i

(Dec. 22 to ‘Jan. CAPRICORN 20) take care you do not permit good comrades to impose on your graces, especially if you can’t afford it. P.M. try to stay at home. Steer clear of overly-dynamic’ in-

dividuals. (Jan.

AQUARIUS

21

Feb.

to

19) Rather than fall in with’ established rules of conduct or’ regulations of a business nature, you

own

to carry through

want

unique

PISCES

in your

fashion. (Feb.

to March.20)

22

You feel that there is much to be gained

by going

off

to seemingly

greener pastures, but this is only wishful

thinking. cl

? (CATHAY.

Paul Dillinger at the piano -

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HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M.

“KILLERS

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PONCE

of Appeals

the illegal cigarettes.

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Beauty,

Treasury

FOX-DELICIAS:

Court

1955,

rested for marthuana

Red,

Dog

Paraiso:

Boston this week affirmed a 10year sentence of a threetime narcotics violator who claimed there was no Federal law in effect on

Jan.

Revolt

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Johnny

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clings.

away

village replace

when

in

11:30—

Indian-born.

stolen

decerding

Friday,

ago,

this

listed

To Change!

WKAQ- (2 WAPA-(4@

daughter

that

actually

she

(Programs

frontier

mystery

hint

was

years

lovely

a

Whisperers that

100 rugged

held on Saturday, July 9, at the San Juan Club Nautico, the Club Hijas del Caribe of the Federation of Business and Profession Women’s

(Listings Subject

and aggravates the whites to wonder more closely and coldly about the origin of the girl.

Hijas Del Caribe Club At

Panhandle

there

made

in

Sierra

Texas

Service

who

Western

obviously which

News

RADIO

TELEVISION

Idea Gets Lost In Raid

CROWTHER

Times

“different”

Unforgiven’

ia

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Open Air

Daily

Conditioned

609 F. Junces Ave. Santurce, Stop t@ | Tel

3-5738 '

ae

Movie

}


-

‘ THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday;3uly 1, 1960

OFF THE CUFF By Chuck A

good

breakfast,

pleasant

roundings

and

company

ways

the

start

d.

sur-

f well.

New agnmens

the

southern

al- States.

I had

Rubin

and

Decorative rida,

for

Hotel.

breakfast

Sid

with

La

Sugar

of ' chi

are here

for their

Sam

organization.

busi-

running These

the

gentle-

men supply everything a decorator needs, from the fabric to the use

the

in

United

the

Humacao...

and writer José Coll Cu-

is reported

tended

his

of

is with

Company

Flo-| Santurce

Concha

they

a location

here,

local

Berke

at

tells me

to secure

ness

Sam

Interiors,\Miami,

part

Rivera

such a day Wednesday when I met | Lawyer Sid

Sophia Loren Out | Of Luck; Stolen Gems Not Insured Roig

critically

home. by

He

his

nephew,

is

wife,

Dr.

ill at

being Isabel

Enrique

his

atand

Cuchi

Coll... Marco and Sylvia Resales ran off their tape of “This Is Puerto Rico’ at the home of Dr.

and Mrs. Andres

Franceschi Tues-

day night. Guests at the preview hearing included the Hon. and Mrs.

of their workrooms. .. Rafael Qui-| Ernesto Ramos Antonini and lovefones,

CPA

member

of Nu

Sigma!

Beta fraternity and the Lions Club of Rio, Piedras, Cuevas

tions of

de

and

his wife,

Olga

public

rela-

Quinones,

chairman

of

Business

the

Federation

and _

Professional

Women’s Clubs, will celebrate their

ly daughter, Jeannette, Irv Tress and fiancee, Edith Douglass, Aida Manrique, and the Richard Knorrs. The guests also enjoyed some of the Doctor’s own recordings of the Festival Casals concerts and readings by Spanish actor Alejandro Ulloa.

Rio

Piedras... wife

Mrs.

of

Hotel manager,

Alfonse

the

Caribe

(Sophia

won’t

surance

money

ap-

of in-

for the

a mil-

lion dollars worth from

Loren

get a penny half

of. jewels stolen

her.

Sidney the

Balcombe,

insurance

Miss

Loren,

the her

a member

assessors

said

he

of

acting

had

jewelers who sold gems if they had

for

asked

the actress insured in-

dividual items. None of them had. One policy did cover $70,000 worth of jewels while Miss Loren wore

them

they

on

were

stolen

the

movie

The

only

persons

of

the

bed-

has rented making a

who

house.

But

the

will

be the

are

apparently

reimbursed

owners

set.

from

room of the house she outside’ London while movie in England.

a householder’s

13th wedding anniversary on July 4, at their home in Villa Nevares, lomone,

LONDON

parently

They

have

comprehensive

in-

surance policy and can claim for damage to the desk in which the jewels were locked. The thief, or

Sa-

Hilton

broke it open.

thieves,

is vacationing with

Police have reported no progress in their search for the thieves and

their children in New York... The Berwind Country Club is planning a real ‘‘bang-up’”’ July 4 out at*the

jewels.

the

Club for members and their guests. Es

SCREEN

STARS

Stewart

GET

Granger

old marriage.

announced

Picture

i

DIVORCE— was

plans

taken

It is scheduled

:

Jean Simmons

to

end

when

their

they

and

9'%-year-

made

public

their engagement in Holywood Oct. 12, 1950. (AP photo.)

Jean Simmons And Stewart

with

free

for

day

cocktails,

and

night,

a zestful

fet and dancing under the to the mad, mad, music by

stars Sam-

sen Batalla and his steel members. To start the day, free

breakfast,

and

after

that

‘‘cachete’’

a swim

that

Granger Split; Blame Careers

HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Stewart Granger and Jean Simmons will get a divorce after 944 years of

party from 7:30 til 9 p.m., with Ken Benjamin, club manager, presenting fabolous food around

marriage.

In

an

announcement

made here they caused by their

reason

for

the

said separations careers was, the

breakup.

Miss Simmons, 31, England to film ‘The Greener,” said through spokesman there:

‘The

parting

between

now in Grass Is a studio

my

hus-

band and myself is amicable, although quite naturally, saddening. My immediate plans are to finish my film and return

to

California with my daughter. “I shall have no further com-

ment

to

Granger, 47, tall, swashbuckling actor, is currently filming in Hollywood. Both are British-

born have

but now U.& citizens. They a 3-yearold daughter.

Granger

while in

both

met

Miss

in

1947.

England

were

Simmons

making

They.

films mar-

Lesa Be

who Don

19512! far

Miss

Sim-

mons, a petite brungtte, disclosed that the couple’s} decision to part was mede few weeks.

within }

the

last

can’t a

play.

They

prize

to

8. Forget the coat and tie. Grab your wildest outfit It sounds like

fun.

“Popi”

Alegria

in

his

out

interests in ‘the at

major

stockholder reports. (Wingy)

entertainers

said

Paul

down

to the

Le

Rendezvous

restaurant for one of Chef Corona’s | famous lunches. One thing I found!

Tahoe,

Graver

‘and

went

Cal-Neva

Lake

a the

D’Amato,

Atlantic City night {club owner, are negotiating for: the : interest held by Dave Gerson, who died several months ago. Grover de-

town

was that

that the

the

rumors

restaurant

around had

been

sold was unfounded. With ‘‘Popi’’, we talked of Old San Juan, a

Anna Magnani Suffers Fractured Arm In Fall ‘ROME Magnani

(AP) — Actress fractured

terday when way collapsed

an

arm

Anna yes-

a _ wooden stairduring filming

movie, “Laughter and mutual love, its progress, needs of the and wants... Mr. and Mrs. Fran-, Happiness,” being filmed in the cisce Rivera of Humacao arrived old church of St. Andrea Della this week aboard the Waterman Valle, in the heart of Rome. liner, the S. S. Clairborne after The -filming was postponed for spending their vacation touring 20 days.

Where

owner.

you

;

STEAK HOUSE and COCKTAIL LOUNGE

‘SAM JUAN HOTEL

t ©

“For the Steck Minded Gourmet’ Qt the entrance of the Caribe Hilton

i r

>

The

Avenida

_

Situated

Del

VIEW

Luquil’p,

SEAFOOD - STEAKS - COCKTAILS NATIVE & MAINLAND DISHES ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH

right on

the Beach

PL

- DANCING :

203

:

with a magnificent view

ROOMS

$7 DOUBLE

TIRADO Administrator

of

MARTINEZ a

Tanca

Daily

Juan

CATALINO

EH Morro

R,

the coastline and the mountains—Arrangements made for Spearfishing, Sailings, Horseback Riding. 3 minutes from Luquillo Beach—30 minutes from San

players

LOS CONCERTINOS Something

different!

Dancing

RESTAURANT.

Carmen

outstanding

accordeon

HOTEL LUOQUILLO -

OCEAN

fun...

IN DEBUT

Rico Dishes ISLA VERDE,

Au Conditioned ESTABLISHED 1928

A.

have

FLOOR SHOW

ra

Puerto

elweys

PROUDLY PRESENTS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OUR SPECTACULAR

clined to estimate the value of the 19.35 per cent interest held]. by Gerson, a Philadélphia restaurant

check-

: ANNA MAGNANI

ms

RENO, Nev. (®—Singers Frank Sinatra and Dean ‘Martin want Casino

for cooling before

loses the most golfs balls. Q will play host te a rum

I joined

Lodge

a whole cup of cold count to 30 seconds

one

Sinatra, Martin Want To Buy Casing Stock to buy

candy

a small

are

the

office suite in La Rada Hotel Wednesday for a drink, then we

Bert

make.”

in

into then

drop

pation in the Holiday Golf Touarnament. And don’t worry if you,

as f

spokesman

testing

is,

awarding

early

to allow

are

that you

or partici-

even

A

you

sure

amount water;

band it’s a

even

ried

When

make

buf-

All Types

Street,

Luncheon

Juan,

Puerto

Specials

Seafood — Nightly

Diners’ Club

Restaurant San

to

JOEL MEYERS AND HIS CALYPSONIANS pleging

Rico

'

$1.75

Prime Steaks

Entertainment Carte Blanche

end

“THE

the the

LIMBO

DANCE

Wonderful

COMBO VOODOOERS”

/

HOTEL

NORMANDIE (Pride of Puerto

Rico)


THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 1, 1960 S

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14

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-

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2-9352

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for

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UF

?arque 153. Near heatres, busses.

— im this large, air-con

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AIR-CONDITIONED THEOUGSOUT! Attractive three bedreom home, with

Ma

1691

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quarters. home er

privi nea:

Las

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pleasant, grill enclosed

Airconditioned

Singles $5., doubles $8. teges. Nicest residential

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-

REAL'LUXURY

valuable

ecean front land. with a fme from the walled, beach-side patio.

NEW

AUNT family =

Puerte

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Zome

amon

tions. With the rental of excellemt accommodations,

SS

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. Clean,

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ef

factory plus other building worth Will sell in package fer $17,000. menez Otere, 32-1923.

s

ncfude

RENT SPACE.

86-0270.

6

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865

guest hewse close to “Under The and ene mimute from beach. 17

37.50

Molinos

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with Jneé

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Large

1563

402

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on Sceen.

2140

PARQUE 158, Phone decerated, aircon

water.

-

beach,

facilities. Het ses, shopping.

Some

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Telephones

Annie

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House

Ashiord Avenue, Condado 1120-1122 ooms and efficiency apartments. Maid

and

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well

FOR

OFFICE

4

all services. Near hetels, beach. Refereaces required. 2125

Hou

Mediania Bex Ill,

LA HOUSE

New|

sink,

lawa. Year's lease. Street 3, Altamira.

UF

ASHFORD

B-Q

even,

3 from

liviagreom.

1738

Alts

Bar

74

doubles,

Leon Mrs

amd

stove,

72

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| Docks

every detail. 4 bedreems, 3 bathreoms, huge closets, 2 patios, large family room with bar, ultra modern kitchen. 38 foot

Hills. Screened, Het Water, tele-

71 2136

Guest

-

SOCIATES, 3-3506 - 3-8372.

PROPERTY boa Gece) -Dee

3 bedreems, living-dining. bath. | 9916

with

tmam

district. front newly paimted.

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#

SANTA

Garden breezy.

SQ. FT.

manager with or without extra Leaving fer States medical FRANCISCUS —- REALTORS —

.

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| mangoes.

2129

furnished

Sete

BEACH FRONT — HOTEL-MOTI;L Luquille -— two story concrete buijiding, meeds fixing. 15 room possibility. Now operating. Will sell equipped or reny $490 month or share profits with ating

Others.

76 | tafio Road. $20.

bieader and grill. Four bedrooms, four baths. Aise 20 x 40 feot filtered swimming pool. In cool Reparte San Francisce. You can't fimd more value than this for $45.900. Terms apen May take tradeim Phone Bikimi Pools, Tel 6-583.

me_| yard

shepping

bath. kitchenette, masd amd kmen, screen@d Also rooms Reasenatie weekly and

ANTILLES

patie, brick

stainless

Few minutes te Rie Piedras. | after 7 PM

ALTAMIRA: beautifully furnished three bedroom house im exclusive residential

606 Olimpe

Cimtrom

Reoseveit.

In } 2141

apartments on quiet street in Miramar, clese to buses, restaurants, etc. Bedroem, rates.

Screens.

729,

d

living

Pleas¢ cail

PM

Beach

—

Rent $90. Infermation Monday te Friday, | 2098 at 3.3654 Saturdays and Suadays.

3-0850.

located,

house,

Relax.

10.

BUILDINGS

Dorado

SALE

floors.

2-€911,.Box

URB. COUNTEY SLUB: Brand new cor-| Center,

UF

COOL,

terrazze

| 2172 Realty,

beau- | kitchen,

monthly.

3.5205.

as

LOTS FOR SALE

for bed-

75) FOREST MALLS— Marginal B_1. Has| preposed

ceater.

1956

amd

leisure.

heart of Puerto Nueve business s¢rtioa. 450 SQ FT. office complete with; aw conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron fi:aced doors and windows Roosevelt ani De Diege Aves.. Puerto Nuevo. Cal] 'Reyes,

third acre fenced, landscaped, shady. 700 | BaAYAMON

nd

dado Lagoon. 4 bedroems and 3 baths, beautiful furnished Kitchen, all brand sew equipment. ready for occupancy. Apt. 6A

Rafael.

elec- | White

in

island?

2135

ee &-1923. oe MODEEN WOME built by coatracter for | Joneen Otero, 74 | himself. Therefore no corner One

cemfertabie

the

room. spacious living and dining reom.| Camtrea Francisco,Realty, SamaBex Maria, Gardew Hane | 257 built-in kitchen, lauadry-maid’s 729, Reoseveit. 28311. |<

ware ’

the best residemtial

formation telephone

UF

ner

San

machine,

ed with TV & Hi-Fi. $450.

2-1317

BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT im new buiidfine facing the Caribe Hilton and the Coa

Condominium

tm

Miramar,

for

clear,

Brand new modern architect-designed four bedrooms, twe baths, with dressing

tufully styled house. Four bedrooms, tmree air conditioned, large living room, large dimimg room. large family reom. twe baths, medern kitchen with maho samy nook and cabinets. carpert, carage. service quarters, lawadry reem. Furnish

74

kitchen.

\ ENT

ea

NEW APARTMENT t Candominium San Rafael, Stop 1l, Pemce de Leon Avenue, facing the Comdade Lagoon. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, livimg-dining reom and

washing

giass and tt table Rentig for

interested of

Do | modern

July, August. able. Cali telephone 6-3336

two bedbath. WC33.

Ext Los Angeles, 2md floor. First eatrance past bridge, only house with second floor After days. Sundays

refrigerator,

tric set, range. bar. TV radie.

you

center

OFFICES

rado Golf Course: All screened, three | roem with bath, two big front and back | 9193 , FURNISHED, two large bet | bedrooms. a living-diming roem, en-| terraces, barbecue area. 1383 meter lot living room, dining room, kitche, closed perch Private grounds. Complete | Fully landscaped, lawn, cyclone fence. Pantiy porch and large terrace, two ‘ i poel and play yard. DOCK FRONT ly furmished 5 beds. three couches, free- Room fer swimming tera, Gigmncl bathrooms, hot water, nice eceam view 2-8892,

Are

the

Barranquitas

1460

FULLY rooms. Cali 2061

in

1

Phone

OPPORTUNITY

99,000

.

land

-travel

-

or

FOR —

. -

Maybe you are not. Anyway, take a look

For

m7 FUENISGED

SALE

GUAYNABO

BARRANQUITAS: buyng

baths,

Large partly

with

FOR

-—

Otero, 8-1923.

Santurce.

and

Park,

65516.

beach,

room,

bathrooms. Fieral

2127 VEGA

Pence

2-3531,

reoms, big porch, ali rooms large. Lovely grounds. Call days 3-9757, nights 8-1298.

Terrace and pa-

as bedroom, Betances

CAPARRA:

VILLA CAPARRA charming home rent, furnished. Three airconditioned

a

amt

Information

appointment.

in Floral Park

te adjacemt te livingroom. Left side of FURNISHED PENTHOUSE \ partment, house is airconditioned. Three bedrooms one tig} sroom. dimingreon bedroom, | with built-in furniture, studie reom that vwoaa Cool and centrally located. $150 moniniy pilus utilities For mformatien cal 31325. Barclay Reaitty, De Diego 56 orne Ashford

$300.

by

FARMS JUAN

version oe Has 4 large bed- | meters with beautiful 2 story house, me1472 Ashford Avecoms, iejotud_ nue. Will leave $50,000 mortgage. Can be img the house. On mais highway. .~aear seen by appointment. Muniz & Muniz, schools, storess fruit trees. Mr. Jif

rentals. ideal for picnics. Telephoas 2-8138 for information and reservations. 1410 Salvader. Prat, Sasturce 6 OF

after

mear Ponce de Leon Avemge. Aniique furmiture im livimg amd dining room. Me dern kitchen with built-in commodities

76

seen

SALE

— suitable for con-|SAN

bungalows, at beautiful Vaciatalega Beach, Moatebay. Boca de —_*

6-7472

RESIDENCE

Rent

be

COMFORTABLE

Require year’s lease, beIst $300 monthty. Week-

5 PM,

6 PM, 228

two air baicony. 2138

befere

RENT

Can

servant’s

Read.

FOR

two

FOR

SECTION

3-6669

1984

APARTMEN1S

CONDADO

living, dimming, study, and maid's garage, and other facilities. Part-

lrving

residence. completely

HOUSES

ee

bedrooms.

porch, pantry, kitchen. extensive terraces. House

RENT

2132

peol 15’ x 27° ciming August

four

‘

ts

77 | 2146

erie Hyde Park . H ‘ a Rey, San. | fTBished, 1% acres of terrain, unusually aldrictmh Ive ie : turce. Rio Piedras Payment facitities. peantifal view. Three bedrooms, two large dinbuilt-in kitchen, mertgaces. | "2throoms. first for available Monev mg and living reom, spare airconditioned Investment properties “Call us 2-0911 reom, large cevered terrace. Swimming er urite Box 729. Roosevelt. 716

RENT

ee

with

furnished.

2-322.

San

San. Patricie: | BEVERLY

house

FOR

ee

=

ESTATE

or

eer

REAL INVESTING

house

for

distance twe

rent

of

Parkside,

shopping

bathrooms,

quarters,

in

attractive | within

center.

modern

barbecue,

very kitchen,

porches,

short

Telephone, and

servant's

garden.

FULLY FURNISHED house for rent, Miramar. Three bedrooms, bar, library, house recently decorated. coméortable, spacious. Patio perfect for parties. 2139 "4

FULLY Sagrado lovely

living

FURNISHED house for fent at Corazon Street, four Bedrooms, premises,

and

com({ort.

house

built

for

7

easy


“— ried

SPORTS

SERVICE

&

FOREIGN

CARS

‘ AIR

AR

CONDITIONERS

experienced FIAT 1958 convertible, 18.0)0 kilometers. | AIR CONDETIONERS, from $125.00 up ion. (ransportat | at INSULAR San|Cheap and dependable SALE this week at Muficz $500. Phome 2-6483 or 3,840C, ask for Bob WAREHOUSE others, local Bone. Typing, editing, contracts, 2131 UF | Truiille Alte m Teports. 184 TRIUMPH TR-3 1958, 18,000 miles. in

COND.

1909

74 1958 DELUXE VOLKSWAGEN sedan, whitewall tires and radiq. },000 miles. in-| — . Call Fert Brooke 2-0000| = ” 72 | bt na aie 1959 KARMA! convertible, ; >| ie nen: Cem peensags se ~ nm)

— . 3-5156.

:

Ur

THOMPSON gets his word in, with three IBM electrics and stenos to go with them, and a full time messenger te pick wp and deliver your job. For professional typing, mimeographing, offset printfmg, more people than eyer before are te Thompson Services, 13 Bolivia Street, Hato Rey, Dial 65207. 1221 76

HELP

:

NTIAC

WANTED

MANAGEMENT

a

A-1

visit te at site

FIRM

salary

$3800

Star. 2996

typist,

minimum

50

per

day 210,

immediately.

HOUSEKEEPER-COOK.

AND

some

of Cobian

Hills,

1882

lities.

Three

district. cilities.

teed.

similar

position,

manufacture.

from

any

A

MEN -

phase

Write

Box

Z,

of

B,

seeks

clothing Juan

2163

7 MUSICAL

PIANOS built, against

Muniz

-

@uaranteed — miving. Ponce de PIANOS

For

rust

rent,

for sale,

—

against

(springs

and

service - tuning Salvador R. Nim. Leon. Telephone

DIRECT

Full keyboard. termites. Fully

from

nna

new,

re

termites, pims)

—-

- repairs Inc., 1460 2-4358. 76

factory, $425.00.

rebuilt, & concrete

AETIC-KAR

auto

75

air

AUTO

conditioners

for

ali cars, and American. Good prices, financing, parts and service. Factory mechanics. Dealers requested. Mediavilla’s

Quisqueya’ ss

53,

Stop

24,

Machine

Hate

Rey.

FAMILY

6,

traffic

Night

Uniformed

Guards,

Rico

planted

1854

_

Ponce

de

Leon

ALTERATIONS

Motors

for

saice.

Bex

and

wamiat

eee find

ek

ee

cae

eee

ee,

ee

Telephone

-

—

Rapid

=

|

‘Moderate

prices.

1408, Stop 20, Santurce. Tel. 25791. “2

UF

MOVE

YOUR

furniture

bs

Almacenes

SERVICES

EXTERMINADORA

300

meters | services

modyrn

residence,

for

big | perienee.

(Commonwealth

homes,

Free estimate. and fumigation

business

and

OFFICE

Olympia

farms.

13

+

hills

Egg

mear

holding

room.

Aibonito.

out

Forms.

$9.25\M.

low

prices.

Unive:

We

handle

jome

os

ENVELOPES.

ete.

Snap

Letterheads 8 12 x IL

Envelepes

Envelopes Ne. 6 cards, $11.00jM.

34, T

Neo

16,

$7.25\M.

FURNITURE

typewriters,

and

Equipment:

Marchant

Calcu~

tators, Totalia, Adde and Everest adding machines; Rex-Retary Duplicators: Pho tecopiers. AN kinds office furniture avaiReal Hermanos, Fortaleza 300. Juan, Telephone 3-2338.-— Investigate eur Restal- Purchase Pilan-our Credit Terms facilities.

$8.60M.

Business 39172 fer

1s33

.

718

plans.

Improvement

;

Ai-

1242 cages,

LETTERSEADS,

7-0292.

payment.

will sell 2 1/4 acre

bea@tiful

|’

IMPROVEME COMPARE THESs VALUES: Carperts $595; Extra rooms (12° x 12’) $995; fences, porches, bathrooms, ete.. at

718

4

BIKINI

houge. Price $10,000 cash. | 28d

146,

is yours™ when the Whetior you're mov-

St.

pack

| mores precious

oI

EXTERMINATING LA

laying house with

room modern

Ley

718

similar

Write 2086

rm ~Fern4ndez

1972

[81 Trujillo Alt®O — | Services guaranteed. Preventive treat from Metropolitan] ment against termites. 20 years ex

plus starter house.

b

Payroll Escort, Con | te

Month- | guaranteed service. BUSTACIO A. IRF Sa ZARRY. 1854 Fernandez Junces Ave., Stop 2644, Saamturce. Tel 2-0827.

5

ve

im

make any type of Carben Brushes Coils to order. Roller and ball bearchanges

eo

bonito.

“THE PLEASURE moving job is ours.

-

ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRS WE REPAIR electric motors of all types.

$4,008. Payment fa-/| cpmpletely guaran

insta]jations.

jars

3 bed-

Celenial

work. “Marisa’s”, 1028 AshCondade. Telephone 72-4172.

Electric

TO ill health

—

719

}774

Save

SUBEAU:

a

P.

1955

m1

:

to States

livingreem,

Capitel

used

S

RETURNING

dimimgreom,

BUREAUS

DSOTECTIVE

~ America.

im|

on Highway 20 minutes-

Sonia

rooms,

seldom

tround.

Mun

electric

English.

POOLS,

most

714 | CoDPEr

Puerte

Rico's

dkiest

experienced

filtering

system.

These

NATURA PRODUCT Dist. Health Food Store. All natural viiamin and feed sup

plements. want

St.,

2081

If we

we'll

get

Sanmturce,

dcn’t

it fir

3-1396:

WATER WATER

brand and

new, with

you.

605

BOS

you|

THE

Belaval | offers

«

730 | *rotective eratory

from

$45.00

ULAR

WAR|]ZHOUSE

SUPPLIES L

PITAL

SOSPITAL

equipment.

{@ll factory

at

annual

what

HEATERS

x HEATERS,

service

have

COMPANY

y

First

clothing

supplies

SUPPLY aid

and

and

&

and

Ogveen

ip

equipment.

warranty | 25511, 33102

DISTRIBUT- | 1872 SALE

Shop.

Teil. UF

ELECTEO-LUX vacuum repairs

oniy

larger and 4.

size.

Please

call 25343

{

a.

or around

Samm

North American Van Lines, Inc.

SALE

USED WOODEN school desks for: saie $2.50 each for smaker size. $3.00 each fer

261

MORE

Valencia Baxt Express, Inc.

automatic

Del Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 1604 between San Jorge. and Parque, Santur ce. Telephone 2-532. 927 u®

FOR

75

a

cleaner aid air purifier. Also and maintenance. Breathe NO

MISCELLANEOUS

Lab

Therme

7

this

CLEANERS World's

it.

kits.

meters, masks, rubber goods. Every thing fer physicians, hospital and paup,|tiemts. 317 Fortaleza St, San Juan

=| Around the Block

truck buck-

3-3916.

AIR CONDITIONERS

of

VACUUM

or rent with operator — BuH-—2 Hydrocrane, excellent

3-5213,

Hm.

‘

&

good

for Mack.

DETECTIVE

OPPORTUNITIES

Extremely

EQUIPMENT

condition, completely mounted with clamshell

Speaks

| CONTINENTAL

cellar, ballroom of 15@ x 24’, hilltop terrace. Majordomo’s fouse. Swi i pool — 50 person cakacity, Spring supplies water by gravity to whole farm. This property is perfict fgr a summer] resort, clubhouse, etc. Infowmation: Mue-} bleria Rivera Vega, 3-490. SPEAK]

ORS’

FOR SALE eyrus Erie

Juan.

- HEALTH FOODS

Treated for tropics ana guaranteed. Also rent for

CONSTRUCTION

16

(left

‘ ¥

INSTRUMENTS

tropiecalized

San

pup-

Im) behind

2145

DUE

pants

San

ete.

Will make appoint | Seamstress {aturdays. Phone | ford Ave.

Total price Investment

separate

m1

knowledge

Km.

Read

fences,

FARM - 13 ACRES, with 6 reinforced | Pest Control Services) concrete buildings; ea¢h with bath and | Control of insects, rats

to

3511L 2072

experienced

Cruz,

GOWNS

acres

902, 2-3531.

call

abie

WANTED,

esq.

— |

champion

coffee and miscellanecus fruits. ly sales 13,000 — 154000 — great possibilities for (:xpansion_

take English dictation. Knowledge of Spanish preferable but net essential Call

factory,

nets,

GAS STATION — equipped cafeteria and | We dining room. Recently..constructed con-| and crete howse, three bed:soms, other faci-| ing

m1 SECRETARY.

MANAGER,

ggod

6-433.

BUSINESS

with

or

Luna

Carter | Call 3-€642, enquire

Pimscher

Kennel,

Drive

Méndez,

Area.

Garden

ai)

TABLES

ees

Memi

English,

couple

repairs

dishwashers, stoves. Same

CARPENTER

UF

Registered,

Greenbriars

ta

POSITIONS

to

Mary

Doberman AKC

best prices available. ments evenings and

minu-

2-5100. 2067

GENERAL

yards.

Piedras—Caguas

frontage Gurabo.

EXPERIENCED

fenced

BRIDAL

Interviews

continental

Sts.,

[PETS puppies

8 weeks,

ehildren. Excellent salary. Live in. Maid’s accommodations excellent. McCabe, CorHastings

AND

BEAUTIFUL

Lama,

720

Excess

72

&

|

La

DRESS

2096

for

Be

H

dight

Saturday, July 2nd, Hotel La Concha, El Mirador, from 12:30 to 5:00 BM. Mr. Underhill.

woman,

with

Rio

te make money during vacation. Our products are very easily sold, always have a very large demand. Good com-

elder

homes

stock.

week, excellent salary. El Imparcial building. UF

paid

—

pies,

SALES LADIES wanted for part time or full time. Also teenagers, who would like

missions

FREE

COLLIE

te. 2. Some Spanish necessary. 3. Addressograph and Graphotype machine expe-

rience. —5% Apply room 2144

SHOP

BANQUET

FEMALE

words

REPAIR

washers, dryers, ranges, and gas

pom PARTIES, we rent tables.- chairs,

1462 =

Paint Stores, intersection Rio Piedras Caguas entrance te Rio Piedras.

GIRL FRIDAY —- San Juan Star has a Position open for a young lady whe meets the following qualifications: 1. Experieneed

makes electrie

76

:

Building).

2102

@VERSEAS MANAGERS seeded in Caribbean area, to supervise salesman. $15,000 a year positions open. Earnings start after training peried. Call 3-6689. 1957 1

—

MARQUEZ

eis

UF

WANTED

© i

+

Martorani Avenue: Mators,20, Inc., 8

Lottery

DOGS

plus

Bew automobile. Qualifications: 1. High School Graduate or better. 2. Married with children. 3. Excellent employment background with references. 4. Must have a Puerto Rico driver’s license. 5. Reliable, ambitious with a desire to get ahead. Mail resume to Box G, San Juan

HELP

beau-|

transother

bowis. mical FIAT. Just call 34290, er pay us| veliet tables.and Slasses, We deliver pick up.trays. Call ice Muebieria

MALE

TEAINEE

Starting

hardtop,

WHY BUY A USED CAR? WitW $275. down payment and $44brand install-| ments, , econo-

has an opening for a young mam over 2 years of age. Applicant who is selected will be thoroughly trained im sales and management.

Yoor

368; after 6 PM, 6-7472. 229

absolutely necessary. M. Santaella, 8-8263 between 8 — 5, Monday — Friday. nm

WANTED

727

extras. Excellent Original own- | 44% service Guarantee on parts. Call er. $500 cash before 5 FM, 69000 Ext.| Sia of #1012 uw

general heusework. Salary $125. Continental family. References

HELP

76

RENTAL

SALE

ja pit tone ame ‘Automatic mission, radio, white ewalls,

MARRIED COUPLE te live in. Man to drive and garden. Woman help with children and a month.

FOR

BOX

= 1988 E STEREO. 3400 GE a” san JUAN - PONCE: Biiingual, | HAVING A PARTY? Bring your favorite | steve. $100. Double bed with box spring nour telephone answering service afd | orchestra inte your heme. Juke Boxes — | and bedroom chair, $100. Crib with matdes® space for business amd professio | Stereos — Hi-Fis — with 200 popular | tress. $20. Fokdims carriase with matnails. Also service for people without | amd dance records — jaz, beleros, cha | tress. $10. Convertible car bed. $5. Set phones. Call 23813 Sam Juan, 25960} cha chas, calypso. Free delivery & pick-| of ladies’ colf clubs with bag, $28. Fan, Ponee. up. Same day service. Call day or night. | $5. Pertabie three speed record player, UF | Stateside Vending Co., 23013, Ext, 215. | $15. Large cefiection of Christmas erna-

i

CARS

JUKE

8

night

SERVICE

-=

or

cwewrnsiss SALE

SERVICES|==

Nn

bond

‘ANSWERING

FOR

713

nono Toon swe ot | MISCELLANEOUS

EFFICIENT, fast Secretariat Service, legal documents, contracts. reports, free pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaush

FURNITURE

& EEFRIGERATION

ene

Juan transient, shorthand,

REPAIRS

o

PUBLIC

3-8254

DS

LELE

A

Fi

SECRETARIAL

| OAs — aig’ aap

reall ae

C |,

3-8400 Ext 72

: sisi

between

&

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knee

and taken to Presbyterian

Hospital for treatment. Montoya was! taken and

kilometer

28

Trujillo

Alte

3817

ERONERS, from $125.00 up, with full factory warranty at

INSULAR

WAREHOUSE SALE this week Rivera 875, Rie Piedras and 2.8 Truijille Alto Road

BOATS

FOR

Judge

Road.

annual

at Mufioz kilometer

FOOT

fiberglass

New

75

Larson

H.P.

eectrie starting. bul. Telephone 3-" 890. 2116

Deluxe

Johnson

and PM

brand new, and service,

DISTRIBUTORS’

WAREHOUSE SALE this week Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and Alte

at Mufoz kilometer

Road.

SALES

&

SERVICE

$125. up at INSULAR annual WAREHQUSE

SALE

at

this

week and

Mufioz

Rivera

kilometer

2.8

875,

Truiillo

3 WILCHEK Television Service 10 years experience is behind the

best in T. V. sevice and repair on receivers of any make ur model AD work guaranteed. Tel. 9-0268. s UF PAN AMERICAN ELECTRONICS LABS repair gany make TV, radio or Hi-Fi Ninety day guarantee. Stateside-trained technicians. Evening service. Ca.J 9 AM to 10 PM 64230. 1136 UF

TV

&

RADIO

TELEVISION. home.

RENTAL

RADIOS,

Same

for

service

rent

given

in to

your

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members.

walk

down the aisle, 197 voting for the substitution and 147 against. The tentative rejection of the Rodsevelt

bill

later

6n

was

upheld

a

a roll call

half

hour

vote.

(Continued from Rivers shouted.

Eisenhower authority

in Cuba’s

Page

Shortly

a

for the ba-

3% million tons from Cuba, one

of of

than

producers.

half the

group Union

Miramar.

Meat Market

m.n

was

a

31,

dispute.

afte

a

fell, : : reeling

meat

market

in

who

strikers

iclaim

employes, of

the

had

fired

for

later.

The lence

climax

unidentified

5

p.m.,

asgailants

The ate.

to

the

Cuban

This crop.

To protect domestic producers, this country is paying Cuba a premium of about two cents above the world market price.

of

ac-

None of the car

in with

and May

vio-

on

nized

the

gaining

into the

the

right

third

round

set

ben-

JUKE

news-

dug

for

SIU

agent

scene

recently

recog-

as

collective

administrative

strike.

of

some

maintenance

Valencia-Baxt

An at but

key

was all

match

won

held by

the

March trucking

Seafarers,

and

court."

The- girls others were meeting

and

said they and the up all night at a

at one

of the

Eddie’s,

to

clubs,

Leon

discuss

their

plight, and by daybreak, were so furious they decided to form the picket brigade. In revoking the licenses, the

authority said Leon and Eddie’s put on lewd shows and had girls pushing

drinks

on

customers.

The

other clubs, the Moulin Rouge, the French Casino and the Monaco Club,

were

termed

clip

joints.

(Continued

the

From

Page

United

1)

of Prime campaign

States

and

are the $26Shell Oil Co.

refinerys

Standard

the

Esso

Jersey

$125-million

refinery;

Cuban

in which the U. Telephone and

gwns

65

Castro

per

of

of

the

stock.

been

what

was

dance

DELIVERY

&

ag -

open

records

PICK-UP

STATESIDE VENDING CO. | 29-3013 Ext. 215 night

the

promotions

previ-

signed and

56

studied and possibly revised sligh-

ly by the agency s office of Economic Research. In addition, the officials

said, there

that Fomento’s

was

New

a chance

York

push the final figure up to about 160

stateside-owned

plants.

Fomento Administrater Teodoro Moscoso is scheduled to announce

the

final

figures

at

a

next week.

gets

credit

for a pro-

operations

here.

No figures were available terday as to the potential ployment

in the promoted

However,

one

employment

official in

plants.

estimated

new

plants

would “reach or possibly excel the 12,300 potential jobs” created by Fomento promotions in fiscal 1959. > ” as

and

a move

perhaps

tric Co., American

in

view-

the

yesem-

by

the

government

to further harrass

seize

the Cuban

Elee-

the largest remaining investment in Cuba.

Executives

of

Esso

and

Shell,

who followed Texaco’s example refusing oil, said

days—perhaps hours—before their plants also would be seized by the Cuban Petroleum Institute.

to

a

re-

DE A. MAYOL

& CO.,

INC

INVITES YOU To

see

the

exposition

WEAR

of

our

product

EVER

. (Kitchen-Ware)

eoercion

HOME ISLA

AT

in

to refine Russian crude it appeared a matter of

Lod SUCRS.

©

office

had signed several prospects late yesterday afternoon, which could

ed

have

in

stateside

of Fidel Castro

over.

post

136

Co.

cent

1959,

locally owned promotions for a total of 192 plants. Chance Of Higher Figure Officials emphasized that the preliminary figures still must be

Telephone

Cuban Communications Minister Enrique Oltuski was also removed his

fiscal

the

charge of Cuban telephone since March 1959, but have not officially taken

‘During

ous record year, Fomento

and

S. International Telegraph Co.

officials

of the success

motion when a company signs a contract committing it to begin

“foreign monopolies” million British-Dutch New

endorsement”

Fomento

Probable next targets Minister Fidel Castro’s

against

“an

of the island’s economic development program.

press conference

CUBA

about

the possible significance of this trend. Some officials expressed concern about the drop in the number of firms new to Puerto Rico. However, others hailed the rise in the number of expansions as

favoritism.

Jazz — Boleros — Cha Cha Cha — Calypso or

read-

“What murder did we commit?” “Kangaroo

of Teamster

Seafarer

management

at the

last

agreed

in the wake of

drivers Inc.

waterfront

parties

complaints and

200

workers

Express,

election

this

firm

into

with .200: popular

bar-

for its cireulation, and

control

and

door,

sings

Page 1)

yesterday

Seafarers

strike

YOUR FAVORITE ORCHESTRA HOME YOUR INTO BOXES — STEREOS — HI-FIS

FREE

Sen-

Yesterday’s violence came on the eve of the vital election between the SIU and the Teamsters

hand.

front

after

HAVING A PARTY?

BRING

the

employes. Mechanical, and some editorial personnel continue the

Suddenly three shots plowed into the car, Boyne said, and one of the crowd slashed with a hunt-

his right

re-

allows

to the

the

June 6. The newspaper

p. per.

at

carried

From

officials

seven Seafarers wounded, Boyne

soon

appeared

picket

the

the was

publication

when

Teamster

knife

goes

They

closed the newspaper on 30. The tabloid resumed

Frank Boyne, 48, the driver of the bullet- -pocked Seafarer car, a crowd of men neared the SIU vehicle as it backed to a stop from

office.

ing

added. The Brotherhood of Teamsters struck El Imparcial on May 24,

allegedly

Seafarer

block:

Puerto

to

bartenders,

roof.

advertising,

one

House

compensa-

labor

bill now

line at the newppaper El Imparcial. According to;SIU: port agent

about

Bureau

law

dancers,

about

comedians and other employes of the clubs showed up at the SLA

from

the

pumped three bullets into a blue Chevrolet carrying reinforce-

ments

exotic

indignant,

foreign-owned.

efit payments below the minimums established for mainland-born federal employes.

said

union

50

and

The semiofficial newspaper Revolucion hailed the action as a sign the $25-million plant is no longer

‘Torres,

if yesterday’s about

of

Incensed

had

dependents

current

secretary

3

came

scene

Durand

disability

The

simple assault, and released under $400 bail. He Pe back on the Prime Meat Hne four picket hours

the ju-

the

where

at

tion.

of

strike

demonstrators,

been

to

federal

ceiving

recogni-

Rafael

rookie

incident

native-born

Rican

was triggered by the alleged dismissal Saturday of eight “Prime

Meat

the

an

Washingten

against

from

the

when

yesterday passed omnibus legislation which contains a provision ending discrimination

20 Prime Meat: employes. The

a coherent

WASHINGTON—The

against

demand

Attorney

agree with the the major was

taken

STAR

an allied union, the Retail Clarks, AFL-CIO,

District

during

murder

line

support

him

the

the force of the fblaw, police said. The Seafarerg were picketing the

yes-

Bill Passed Ending PR Discrimination

Lie-

the glass door of his market

stand

ti carry on

were

Lieman later said he was

uninjured. Lieman

the

down of four nightclubs on gay and gaudy 52nd street. The authority closed the clubs Tuesday.

reportedly tried to arrest the major for forcing entry into a hotel room occupied by two women.

board

pickets

shot

in self defense

take

Assitant

rors

wielded by union organizer Victor

Forti,

he

the Gramboko Hotel. Prior to the testimony,

Prime

Jack

with

not

conversation”

Prime

exbcutive

struck

by

shot

violence

to’ police,

de

ex-rookie

Durand.

major

“too drunk

i

According

second-

of

claimed

Thomas Ireland prosecutor that

over by

the

the

<rial

who

did

led

Meat Market, Tac. at Fernandez Juncos Ave. and Hernandez St.

eut

is

major

of

of

terday. A packed courtroom, however, heard five witnesses cal-

shooting

noon

frogt

of

Antonio

Marine

ago,

{mmediately.

before

in

~-parade

when he was arrested two months

Violence’ Explodes

and

the national interest. At present, the United States

the world’s

the

gual.

exploded

day

murder

Durand

when

The case was turned

sunk

1)

lance of 1960 and for 1961 at such levels as the President finds to be buying about Sugar a year

almost

The

first

policeman

1960 Fiat, the was not deter-

nigkt.

administration

quota

report,

THOMAS—A

gree

One bullet shattered the left rear window of fhe car, another

to establish

sugar

last

ensued

ing

SUGAR

is more

the

according

tivity. Seafarer Forti was charged

endorsed a measure similar to the defeated Democratic bill. Consider-

which

police!

mined

he

dicted that the narrower coverage criteria may make it almost impossible to include a great number of Puerto Rican workers under the new coverage provision. ‘The bill now goes to the Senate where the labor committee has

Republican

began,

men in a rented owner of which’

hotels,

WAGE

in

Mon-

luger,

Montoyo drove ;up to a of Seaferer International

one

The

from

black

tion as bargainifg agent for some

hospitals, for yéars. Call 3-0719 and will deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month Telereatal Service. 267 UF

asked

taken.

a P-38

incident

the

in

TV SETS, from D'STRIBUTORS’ Piedras Road.

to

annual

75

T.V.

vote

ST.

witnesses testified in court yesterday to the intoxication of Maj. Warren L. Stewart, on the day of his death here April 20, during

police last night to Assistant District Attorney Agustin Man-

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was

Strippers Cover-Up: With Picket Signs

When Killed

with | police said, with four bullets. Police retrievefi three shells believed to have’ been fired form hundreds the gun.

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the

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measurement made.

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jump,

the

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EVERYONE IN PUERTO RICO

and

bar

could

should

before

must after

this

the

not

second

be

mea-

surement.

Pincus the

Sober,

AAU

mittee,

Chairman

Track

said

and

at

a

Field

track

of Com-

coaches’

luncheon Tuesday that he doesn’t believe “that incident should invalidate Thomas’ performance.” ; “But,”

feree

he

I

said,

must

everything submitting

“as

meet

honestly

re-

divulge

that happened his jump for

when consi-

deration as a world record.” The mark will be submitted

to

the

Athletic anov of ognized

mas

has

International

Amateur

Federation. Yuri StepRussia holds the rec-

record

a

of

7-1,

pending

7-1%,

Superior

but

Tho-

record

of

Basketball WL

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Today’s

through

a

hatband.

Show

base

on

for

me

me

the

Solly

boats

the

original

first

Kreiger

time

cub’s

with

herding

of boyhood’s

Furillo

Maxie

with

a

a

a

pride

boxer

regatta

of

police

down

his

to

arm

was

taunt

with

straw

for

Tom

bat

in

Fool

his

hand.

to run

over.

hooks.

Let

walking

card,

with

in

body

my

punches.

the Metropolitan Rice,

gut--

to

tout

i

good. slapping

a righthand puncher. Play the music Richman sings ‘Puttin’ On The Ritz”

hard

distance

when

Rosenbloom

nonchalance while Harry

Measure

Don’t

ba

a

3

b

let the

CANTON dumping scandals happen and set up Ed Roman so he can shoot from outside. Stake Otto Graham to a last Sunday afternoon with his receivers in the clear. Put Conn McCrear y on a laterunnjng colt. Bring back a night when Tony Galento, crouched and obése, was landing his leaping left

first

roller

the

coaster

most

ride.

beautiful

Swing

woman

me

time

know

around

I’ve ever

seen.

steal sign once again. Let me make another cellar when Walter O'Keefe was telling his

Footballs,

Just once more have down a Yankee pitcher.

a football locate

field

the

happy

for a last

Cotton

Club

gibberish.

Tell

Taxis

the

gasping

and

make

Give

Jackie

trip to jokes

And

jo¥ of

Billie

my

Dove

Robinson

Barney

the

Gallant's |

Cards

Tony Lazzeri trudge in from second to settle Put Fordham’s Seven Blocks of Granite on

goal-line

up-town

Ralph

stand.

when

Beard

Find

Cab

me a

taxi

Calloway

to bring

the

that

will

screamed

his

basketball

up-court

for Kentucky, and make sure he has gum to chew. Sit in the booth at Dave’s Blue Room while Richy Craig Jr., emaciated dying, entertained the night prowlers of Broadw ay with his sour Start John Henry Lewis jabbing. Fire the brass cannon after more Manhattan touchdown. Assemble a band for Phil Harris to Put nin nings back into Lefty Grove’s arm and wreathe his

ball in fog. Bring

another

order

of Strawberries

and

cream

first and wit. one + lead. fast,

at break-

fast on the clubhouse terrace at Saratoga while Native Dancer works® in the sunlight still misty with the dregs of the night. Put . larceny

back in Reggie McNamara’s heart and let me watch as he ‘tries to} steal a lap in the six-day bike race. , i Give me a view of Marcel Cerdan going to his man behind hig humped shoulder.

and brokers’

Ask

game

the

dealer

to

on the tenement

run

the

stoops

cards

of my

in

the

bankers®

childhood.

Get

Bey

Jones, sitting his pony in the stable area at Churchill Dawns, ta describe the marvelous entry of Citation and Coaltown when Calumet dominated racing. Put the squeeze on when Phil Rizzuto ’s the hitter. . Request Mildred Bailey to sing ‘“‘Georgia’”’ for an encore. Make

Frankie

Crosetti

Bring back a substitute

work

the for

the

hidden

ball

trick

as

no

one

ever

old Casino de Paree when a barber-shop shave sleep. Install Sid Silvers in a first-balcony stage

so he can heckle Phil Baker. once

Hudson p.m

grant

fire-line

Carl

Tell

Just

Games

Ponce at Rio Piedras, 8:30 (Sixto Escobar Stadium).

more

|

ters running with rain after a storm. Allow Grantlan d me on a final longshot. Throw Red Rolfe a pitch he can push to left. Give Bronko Nagurski the football and send him into the crumbling line. Let me clamber over the picket fence to play basketball in the courtyard of P. S. 95 on frosty evenings. Sit me in the dusk of a night club while Billie Holiday murmurs with lyrical grief. Have a runner try to take an extra

Championships in Bakersan official grabbed the

before a final the height was

once

Sail the paper

may

the

the

Just Once More

By Jimmy Cannon

snag.

made

at

: Just

2-inch

Thomas

technical

Thomas

Sports Today

(AP)—That

by John a

ome

Friday, July 1, 1960

7-foot,

Friday

touched

Mays, San Francisco Larker, Los Angeles

Clemente,

ANGELES,

mean

NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING

San

LOS

record-breaking

a

not included)

Cepeda,

—

Thomas’ High Jump Record Now In Doubt

crossbar at

STAR

The rules say the height be measured before and

LEADERS

more

games

35

JUAN

ote

MAJOR LEAGUE AMERICAN

SAN

Ary ee

THE

a9

£2

okie

eae

ot Pret

ree

more

with

ing

arrogance.

it.

Bring Get

in

Joe

a

main

drive

in Lou

spotlight

on

event

Boudreau’s the

for

Myrna

a Ziegfield

Follies.

Collect

until

on

course

was

the

camp

he

‘dump

hands

bullpen

Billy

the

the

Darby

‘

iicart

let him

with

Graham,

cook.

met

all

Let

me

comers

and

gamblers

behind

the

Bucky Walters bust.off a curve ball. Have Joe Louis train at Pompton

when

grandfather's

up

mans

that .saunter,

who

never

madg¢é

é

the

dawn

my

Page’ from

fight

Shine

wag box

:

me

St. Put a bat back

age

a bad

let

could,

the

who

Roxy

played

miniature Let

me

go watch

; i Bill Bottoms

N. J., when

Russell,

champion

:

to amble: throug

Theatre.

Lakes,

bet on Joe

as

cue-her

the

pin-ball

pin-ball

champiog,

player

of Broad

way. Perform a miracle and assemble the Casa Loma band, which was a greater ally of romance than whiskey. Put in me again the delightful fear of flying in an old Army crate when every trip was an adventure. i t

Give Jimmy Walker just one more parade to lead. Heal Dark Star’s foot and let him run out the Preakness without breaking down

Have Leo Durocher the pivot man. Make

Arnold

Rich

Girl’

| Albuquerque

CAR

DON

is the finest

rum

for you

FOR

1959 with

Mercedes

Benz

190

black

red

leather

This

car

top,

is like

new

Tucker

in

to

his

86°

Destileria Serraliés, inc. Ponce,

P. a,

double

to

play

Doc

From

with

Frankie

Blanchard

Fe,

way.

N.

when

Frisch :

Army

ap '

needs

price

at

once

purple

GARCIA 8:30 A.M.

VIDAL to 4:30

more

sun

let

me

ride

from

set.

BALTIMORE

convertible,

interiors,

original

Just

Walcott Raps Johanssoa

SALE SL,

M.,

white

8000

miles.

$7,000.

Please

Joe

Walcott,

3-2103 P.M.

(AP)

oldest

—

Jersey

man

ever

te

win the heavyweight boxing championship of the world, calls foe

mer son

champion “an

“He

MR.

ISI Proof

hand-off

precise

Santa

call: 60°

another

a yard for a down. If there must be wrestling I'd like to see Strangler Lewis, fat and bald, standing the kids on their heads in shootin g matches. Hit a fly ball behind Earl Coombs and have him outrun if. Send me to cover a basketball game as it was before the frea | took it over. Let me eavesdrop on the gamblers making their mark 3 lon the sidewalk in front of Lou Tendler’s place in Philadelphia on § ‘fight night. Aloof and haughty, get Noel Coward to sing ‘Poor Little

POST TIME 3 P.M.

will tell you

start

Ingemar

amateur.”

(Johansson

in the ring”, Tuesday.

Johan¢

,

\

:

doesn’t belong

Walcott

said

la

“He was lucky in catching Patterson

time,”

the

last

a

nn nae an * ——-1*

the

year-old ex-champion said. “Floyd was over-trained. i


7 -@¢

wae int = ose

sews

mer eafe operator hag been convicted of offering Philadelphia pitcher

Lnda

(L.R.

Velez)

109

whipping gures te

this give

petition. by

It

2nd-$1,500;

Easy

should

be

alw;

3-yrs;

3 4 3+ 8 6

6

eneing made

outside

of

basebaH

had

to

women minutes

deliberated Wednesday

legs

than

before

30 re-

the

Ethan

Common

Pleas

Moon

Glo

Allen

Cafe.

Doty

prosecution.

the

night

before

the

after Freidman’s attorney

night

doubleheader

motion

for

a

new

trial.

cet .

Robinson, ander, was

for

Aug.

1. ’

31-year-old _rightthe principal wit-

second

game

Sept. of

When

He 22

when Robinson was scheduled to pitch

Freidman was freed on $1,500 bail pending a hearing on the motion

the

that Freidman made the

sent-

a

withheld

of

for

a

against

llth

the

twi-

Cin-

cinnati. Pittsburgh was the first major league team to drive in 100 runs this season. They drove in 109

runs in their first 19 games.

Sparta (Reyes) £-Cantinera (Bravo)

105 111

8-1 10-1

f-Paubline (Guzman) Carabina (Vazquez) f-Camovanas (Paniagua) f-Bella Aurora (Iglesias) {-Tocayo (R. Gonzalez)

111 111 110 104 110

10-1 15-1 10-1 10-1 10-1

f-feld

105 116 lll 104 109

Beni

may

overdue,

take

one

lead

and

heme classy one but de good longshot.

3rd-$2,550; alw; >) 7 a-Mayaguezana

too

to

beat.

hold

it.

en

Pelea-

4-yrs-up;

Bo-

El

Con-

f.

(Na-

512

ti

113°

(4-5

2 a-El Lider (Matos) 4 Resita (Caraballo)

(Iglesias)

114 108

45 5-2

3 bCumbre

115

3-1

113 103° 103 108

3-1 6-1 8-1 10-1

(A.L.

Ramos)

6 bComplice (Cordero Jr.) 5 Comvidada (Valdes) 1 Petama (Reyes): 8 Epi Jr. (I. Pizarro)

a-Establo b-Estabio

Las Marias entry. Lares entry.

Mayaguezana needed @ res te take lead and

g ves

strenght

to

recent start; fihold it. El Lider

entry.

it. Cumbre-Complice chance.

Rosita

emtry

eould

has

4-h-$2,300; cilmg ($8,500-$10,000); wp; 11/16 m. (Imported) 7 6

a-Butaliufu (Contreras) a-Blancor (Obregon)

3

Julia

4

D.

(Valdes)

Cimitarra

2

Senor

‘Cordero

Martinez

Jr.)

(iglesias)

a-Establo Ideal entry. Fataliafu-Blancor very

ha-d

te

shake.

ere te do it.

fear.

Julia

3.h-$1,300 clmg 1116 m. (Imported) 2 5

sharp

fast

Forever a-Veneno

(Caraballo) (I. Pizarro)

Garza Hamlet

(Cintron) (1.G. Ramos)

120 110

44 4-5

103

3-2

104

2-1

103

8-1 entry,

in

cleser,

($1,200);

fair

4-yrs-

strong

D.

Cimitarra

do

a

last, could

4-yrs-up;

14 a-Best Story (J. Cordero) 10 Ardistan (Bonilla)

118 118

lll lll

2-1 5-2

12 3

113 118

“4-1 51

11 7 8 6

Moose Baby (D. Rodriguez) Critico (Contreras)

118 6-1 118 10-1 113 118

9 f-Yuya 1 4

13

(Maldonado) (Brazo)

B.

(lglesias)

12-1 15-1

106 20-1

f-Gustavo D. (Reyes) i-Spell (Cordero Jr.)

111 116

{-Den

118 20-1

Domi

2-Cupey

ei

5-2 3-1

Su Novia Perdooti

Stable

=v

f-f.eld

(Corchado) and

Blue

20-1 20-1

Stars

Sru

horse

Forever overdue, one te beat. VenenoBest. Stery strong entry, both have a goed chance. Ardistan fast closer, may g>t ‘em im fimal yards. Garza good lengshot.

¢ n-$2,400; (iinported)

clmg

($3,000);

3-yrs:

9

5

f.

El Periodista (Iglesias) 31 Dee (Maldonado) 2 a-Capt. Starlight (Caraballo)

106 113° 106

2-1 5-2 3-1

12

108

(7-2

6 b-Fraficia (Nieves) 1+ &Pincel (Vaides)

106 106

5-1 7-1

13 f-Rigoberto (Flores) 4 Katiuska (Reyes)

115 7-1 104 10-1

3

Sagadonna

(Landrau)

bOrocevis

(F.

5 b-Duminada jv a-Russa (D. 7

1 8

Tessie

C.

Rivera)

109

(Rosario) Maldenade)

108 106

5-1 3-1

108

15-1

(J.J.

Pizarro)

Tommy C. (Guzman) Starwyn (I. Pizarro) a-Establo A.R. Maduro

be

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5-1

backed by courteous, friendly service— always.

113 25-1 104 50-1 Pdonce Sta-

an

entry.

b-Estabio J. Core entry.

f-fiel to

Carro,

El Periedista keen beat. Dee is always

Capt. cond

A.

Carro

Starlight

do

clmg

in

($2,000);

ll 5 9 3

7

1

Toreador

113°

+

(Corchado)

Mariangie (Olivo) Kafu (Caraballe)

105 106

(Rosario) Constelacion El Negus (Bravo)

Conquistador

(Hernandez)

f-Exealibur f-field horse.

113.

4-1

113

(Guzman)

but one longshot. at

5-2 5-2

3-1 31

6-1

106 8-1 106 10-1 108 8-1 114 61

Toreador needed recent start, beat. Mariangie spedy, may go classy Mafu way. Constelacion, geod

6 5-2

120 120

116

Gemelito (Burgos)

4 f-Aplicado (1. Pizarro) 6 El Greco (Reyes) (Lizardi) 13 fCamdida 14 f-Santa Jessie (Landrau) 8

debut,

4-yrs-up:;

(Native)

10

T.

imvader here, one clese, one to fear.

impressive

it.

7th-$1,550; f

and

dhorse.’

tee

8-1

one to ali the erratic.

Law,

win-

on

22

over

it marked

June

the

St.

time he has

Louis.

Law, whose string of success over the Redbirds began in 1958, needed help from Elroy Face to win his third game over the Cards this year, a 3-2 decision.

7-2 4-1 61 7-1 7-1

La

erratic.

victory

Cardinals,

ninth consecutive

horse.

Bon

Vernon

ningest pitcher in the majors Leagues this year, posted his

f.

5-2 3-1

der

offer

in

Judge

ness

outrun

112 109°

La Boheme (Caraballo) El Conde (Maldonado) Consulta (Corchado) M. del Pilar (Cordero Jr.) Guarani (I. Pizarro)

9 7

partner

anyone

A jury of seven meg and five

20-1

Maidens:

Don Boni (R. Pizarro) Peleador (Olivo)

1 10 5 2 ~ 32

Rebinson

testifie.

Justice In Law

two.

(Native) 13 Jl

23. Cards See No

sort with ease. Fedora fiCardiclege toughest com-

Take

top

Humberto

turning the verdict against Harold (Boomy) Freidman, 42, a former

$1,500 to lose a gamd@ last year. Baseball observers : said they believed it marked the first time been convicted of attempting bribe a najor league | player.

6 a-Cafetaero (Cordero Jr.) 103 1-5 a-Estabio Lares entry. Cardiologo victim ef poor start in last, should regain his lest prestige today by

at Py

ary er

PHILADELPHIA (AP)—A for-

Friday, July 1 1st-$3,100; alw; 2-yrs; 6 f£. (Native) P.P. Horse Jockey Wet. Odds 7 a-Cardiologe (Bonilla) 116 1-5 1 Fedora (Caraballe) 106 3-1 4 Take It Easy (Iglesias) 103 91 Nema

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 1, 1960

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FEATURES

;

NIGHT SCORES

;

;

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Friday, July 1, 1960

Giants

a

STAR

>

e ¥

Maul

Pirates

=. #3

Bueno And Reynolds Propel 17 Hits Reach Singles Finals In 11-0 Victory. : fi

Pe

WIMBLEDON Brazil and Sandra

down

British

(AP) — Reynolds

rivals

Defender of South

yesterday

and

Maria Bueno of Africa smashed

gained

the

women’s

singles final of the 74th Wimbledon Tennis Championship. tle

They

clash

Miss

tomorrow

Bueno

favored

to

with

lit-¢—

overwhelmingly

take

:

4

|!" the

second.

PITTSBURGH (AP)—The third-place San Francisco Giants bounced back frém their recent four-game setback at.the hands of the league-leading Pirat

es to maul PitDee nsitie eas andectre of the| | game | slip_awa y under Miss! tshurg h, her position as queen nsthen 11-0, last night in the first game Bueno’s terrific pounding, and her

second

Then

court world. In

she

the

men’s

yesterday

Rafael

ico

and

U.S.

doubles

Osuna

Dennis

won

defeated

of

‘crown

Mark

and

Rod

10-8,

15-13,

46,

11-9.

never

giant

let

got a game

,eled

a

they

pair

Laver,

off

row

eight

of

Miss

the

next

with

the

points.

Truman

46,

the

the

re-

games

loss

At

was

Bueno

five

in

of

only

finish,

Miss

swinging

with

| tility.

fu.

FIGHTS

AT

ESCOBAR

—

Mar-

cos Morales of Puerto Rico headlines the holiday boxing card at Sixto Escobar Stadium Monday. He faces Carlos Cruz in a 10-round lightweight bout.

Match Race Set For 4th By

JIM

DOUGLAS

The reputation of Puerto Rican horse racing will be at stake Monday when Toulouse will be flown to St. Croix to’ meet the nbeatable”

ace

of

the

Islands, Johnny Ace, match race on the July racing card Tours

Siana

Dexter.

in

a special Fourth of

owner

Stable,

has

Virgin

of

Loui-

chartered

a

DU-4 to fly Toulouse there and meet the challenge of Dr. Randall James, owner of Johnny Ace. The Virgin Island star has run out of local competition The race will be a mile over the three-quarter mile grass track

which

is only

Johnny

open

holidays.

is

five

years

old

and has won nine straight races since losing his first start. He will be ridden by his regular jockey, Puerto Rican Jose Blanco. Higinio Torres will ride Tou-

louse,

a

now

10 years

old

but

still

horse. hard-hitting Toulouse is a son of Count Fleet and while racing in the States

when

he

was

won

easily,

the

famed |

Bueno

highlighted

Wimbledon crisp

the

day’s

in

clear,

activities

weather. Christine

Fights

Unemotional

and_

outset

and

damage

have been greater wielded stiletto. Sweeping

ing

set

through

in

12

Christine

verge

reeling

tears.

gallery

was

suddenly

and fought of brilliant

Starting of

the

she the

minutes,

of

Christine

couldn't

if

the

second

set

open-|

she

had

and

on

The

pro-Bri- |

heartsick

to

second the

his

out

the

and the

set

set

a

final

in

the

12th

game

game

of

up

the

a

40-0

with

York

hit

two

13th

(#—Ted

home

Williams

run

of

burn

the

hit

season

Colavito hit two homers, and 13th, for Detroit in cause.

Beat Braves (AP)—Richie

got the 2,300th

Ash-

hit and

Er-

nie Banks the 250th home run of their major league . careers yesterday as the , Chicago Cubs

downed 11.5. The

headquarters

Pa.

arrive

McGovern, the

time

a

is being was

mediate

to

Wil-

dearly

this

of

athlete Pennsyl-

accompanied the

Prompted departure

island

by of

way

as

Little

League

two| duled

for

this

weekend,

the

Milwaukee

Cubs,

Larsen,

in

former

University

San Fran. 102 51: 010—11°17 1 Pittsburgh 000 000 000— 0 30 Sandford and Landrith; Fiiepd, Giel gess.

(4), Francis (5). and: W-Sanford (7-5).

Friend (9-5). HR—San Francisco, Mays Blasingame (1). Los Angeles night game.

at

LB—

‘ (55), :

Philade phia,

who

split

Braves,| their

AMERICAN

Cleveland Baltimore

‘

LEAGUE

000 010 060—1 200 040 30x—9

.

6«1 18¢1

Bowsfield, Hawkins (5), Briggs (6), Lee (8) and Foiles; Brown and Triandos. W—Brown (%2).

-L—Bowsfield

(34).

HR—Baltimore, Gentile

2

|

Breéding

(12).

Chicago

020

Wash. _

(3), {

LL

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000

000

2-461

000 020 000 0—2 . .

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four

AMERICAN LEAGUE K. City 111 000 000—3 70 New York 013 600 00x—10120

Peter J. McGovern, national President and chairman of LitLeague

NATIONAL LEAGUE First Game

BASEBALL SCORES

HAYDON

LL National Prexy Visits Puerto Rico tle

NIGHT GAMES

a

CHICAGO

liamsport,

Sanford,..the

game series with the Braves, took a fat lead in the sixth iining when they scored five times asseven of 10 batters -hit saf( Jy,

eighth.

Cubs

|

of Jack

four-bag-

*e

by

at

this

the

im-

Admiral

and con-

district

decisive service break in representative for Puerto Rico. 1lth game. During his visit, McGovern Miss Bueno Runs Away will participate in a: number of Miss Truman won the second | Little League activities sche-

beautiful backhand broke Miss Bueno ran

with

13th

Rocky his 12th a losing

won, Christine took the fight Gallery from Puerto Rico to Miss Bueno and finally | the designation of Charles

edged

New

Collets

ef the

life | vania,

she

Two

(#—The

yesterday as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers, 11-7, with a six-run rally in the bottom

a flash| his wife. | His visit

first

£

Hits

Skowron

BOSTON

the | morning.

game!

YORK

Ted

until | of

came

back with tennis.

at

had)

| Skowron

¢

se @

ANN

machine.

es

Bill

Back

like, Miss Bueno went to work on her giant opponent at the

pitching

gers, his ninth and tenth of the year, while Mickey Mantle got his 18th, Roger Maris his 25th and Tony Kubek his eighth.

ed for complete humillation at the hands of the talented Miss

younger

set track records at Gulfstream, Narrangansett, and Sulfolk. Jonnny Ace, who is only part time thoroughbred, last = ran ns carnival time in April

on

three-hit

Yankees wielded big bats yesterday as they banged out five home runs to defeat the Kansas City Athletics, 10-3.

center court, 60, 5-7, 6-1. Miss Reynolds, her tennis as impeccable as her white ballerina attire, upset the fourth-seeded Ann Haydon, left-handed English Wightman Cup star 6-3, 26, 6-4. British Fans Disappointed A wave of disappointment swept this tennis capital when the two British girls went down before the strong-stroking invaders. Two Australians, Neale Fraser and Rod Laver, meet today in the men’s singles final. Laver was runnerup last year to Alex Olmedo, now a pro, and Fraser lost in the final the year before to Ashley Cooper, also no longer an amateur. Miss Truman’s fighting come back after she appeared head-

tish

Setter

Record

Ace

on

Truman,

the

Giants jumped on three Pittsburgh hurlers for’ 17 hits, including Willie Mays’ 15th homer of the year and Don —_—_ —_ Blasingame’s, first.

NEW

The cool Brazilian girl over | came what many considered her most formidable obstacle by beating Britain’s six-foot amazon,

Christine

:

after) Of a twi-night doubleheader. Behind

Encouraged,

the

as

Atustralian

Bob

British

final | ‘hat.

of Mex-

Ralston

the the

the

includ-

placements, ing tomorrow’s dinner for Litin the first | tle League officials at the Navy third and then Base. The dinner is sponsored lead on service by Admiral Gallery.

Trowbridge

(3), Garver

(5) and Kravitz; Terry and Howard. W-Terry (43). L-Trowbridge

(1-3). HR—Kansas City, Lumpe (7), Carey (7). New York, Skowron

2 (10),

Maris

Kubek

(8).

(25), Mantle

(18),

Detroit

302 000 200—

Boston Bruce,

000 320 06x11 14 0 Foytack (4), Labine

(8) er,

and

Wilson,

Sturdivant

and Nixon.

7

Berberet;

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W—Sturdivant

(9)

000 201 020—

Chicago

000

305

21x—11

Piersa!l Joins

(1-2). (13), (13).

LEAGUE

Milwaukee

JIM PIERSALL

Brew-

Fornieles

L—Foytack (1-7). HR—Detroit, Colavito 2 Yost (3). Boston, Williams NATIONAL

70

5

93 18 0

Burdette, McMahon (6), Piche (7) and Crandall; Cardwell and Tappe. W-Cardwell (4-5). L-Burdette (8-4). HR—Chicago, Banks (22)

Tribe Monday BOSTON

(?—Jim

Piersall,

Cleveland Indians outfielder ‘wie was ordered to rest last Sunday after a series of argumerts with the umpires in Cleveland, will rejoin the club Monday.

Piersall talked to Frank Lare, Indians general manager Wéd_ Resday after a conference with: his

docier.


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