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The San Juan Star (July 4, 1960)

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U. S. Senator

Assails

Status Law

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(See Story Below)

the San Juan Star 10¢ Munoz Reveals New — DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

Vol.

I

No.

206

Tel.

3-8400

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Monday, J uly 4, 1960

| Private Housing Plan

that

the

“Congress

PONCE—Govy,

ambitious

program

for

attempting

“to

be held as soon senator State

said 51

rally

a at

Intercontinental by

250.

San

Hotel

‘And

(See

the

I

CHAVEZ,

semi-rural

received

Page

he

attempted

an

with

83

and

him

to

Marlboro.

Serkin

founded

the Marlboro music school. Casals said he was “not here to play, but to listen.” He vigorously applauded what he heard. Accompanying him are his -attractive young Puerto Rican wife. Martita, and violinist Alexander Schneider.

Casals

plans

to

remain

houses The constructed to

Murad.)

A Grim

his

those associated

the festival

Ayala,

private

impending fight between the teen-ager Antonio Carrion Cruz, 42, was b roken

formance.

for

a

per-

sale 2—The public housing ing in it. In

Munoz

said,

through

its

Housing (See

will allow

walks

be-

specially be expansion as

HALL (AP)—Con-

gress adjourned for the July political conventions yesterday after

an

ali

night

wrangle

over

legislation demanded by dent Eisenhower to cut sugar

PresiCubana

imports.

The

sugar

bill, aimed

at curb-

ing the

the flow of U.S. dollars te anti-American Castro regime

in

Havana,

was

finally

passed

after a series of post-midnight Senate votes and a Senate-House conference that ran through the early hours.

The

Senate

am.

adjourned

(EST),

after

session, until Aug. quit

at

7:51

am.

at 17:33

a 22 %-hour 8. The until

House

Aug.

15.

It is taking an extra week because its debate-limiting rules

permits.

normally er when

of all government to the families livorder to do this,

next month was a series of major bills which Demecrats hope

the Urban

government. Renewal

and

Left to

enable it to move in session.

behind

make

fall

liquidate must Corp., MUNOZ, Page 18)

‘Fourth Of July’ Serves

here

JOE

for

potent

fast-

consideration issues

in

meal,

Witnesses

police

reported.

The leftover measures inclu(See ADJOURNS, Page 18)

reported

19, refused

to

to pay

polic e that for his meal

Jose Antonio at about 1:45 and restaurant up by a third

Guzman a.m. An proprietor person.

Fatal Fireworks

Guzman

left the

bar,

but

returned

about

15 minutes

later,

witnesses said, armed with a dagger and threatened Carrion. The proprietor allegedly pulled a gun and shot Guzman. A third

man, it

David

Gonzalez,

42, was

injured

passed through Guzman’s body. Police said they would interview

submitting

the case

to a judge.

the

campaign.

Show

for

hope

income

family

The owner of the ‘‘Fourth of July” restaurant in Hato Rey and killed a customer Satu rday who earlier had not paid

they

in San Juan,

home.”

of each

shot

said

Listed

tween the lots instead of the ‘‘conventional design of streets in front

until mid-July as teacher and guest at the festival. While he is not expected to play in public,

with

Projects

with pedestrian

blocks’’

STATEH | BOOSTE OOD R—Sen. Denn is Chaver (D-N.M.) with daughter, Mrs. Jorge Tristani, in the latter’s Magdalena Ave. home yesterday. The senator spoke out sharply against Commonwealth status, and for statehood during a statehood dinner: last night. (STAR photo by Anthony

By

WASHINGTON

Ponce and Mayaguez. These projects will incorporate new concepts in urbanization projects in which the buildings will street ‘‘giant in organized be

unobtru-

from

yesterday an

Senate, House Adjourn For — Conventions

Commonwealth

the next few months”

(®—Al-

self-exiled

homes.

The governor said the govern ment will broaden its slum clear. ance program with the following new projects: 1—Low-cost housing projects will be built in every urban area in Puerto Rico. Pilot projeets, with for houses _ selling five-room about $6,000, will go up ‘‘within

our

Franco's Spain, flew from Puerto Rico and through error landed at Philadelphia. There he was met by his long-time friend and noted pianist Rudolf Serkin, who drove

and

Federal New

sive side door entrance, Pablo Casals, world famous cellist, touched off a spontaneous ovation at the Marlboro Music Festival yesterday.

Casals,

project

their

funds.

Pablo Casals though

to

for

18)

Vermont

titles

the

Spontaneous Ovation Given MAREBORO,

housing

The families had formed a cooperative to purchase the homes built

Juan

that

Castro

de

Baldorioty

the

attended

hope

2,500

aceremony in people at which 523 families living in

plebiscite

Citizens

¢*

here

about

to

yesterday

shove”

as possible,”

at

in it.

spoke

governo®

The

Commonwealth “down the throats of the people.” “I, for one, urge that a congressionaly-authorized

announced

to wipe out slums on the island and

milies living

as

merely a transitury status,” the New Mexico Democrat sharply attacked the Popular Democratic

Party

designed

to tranfer governme nt ownership of all public housing to the fa-

con-

Commonwealth

Luis Mufioz Marin

sorron--aeentecheandienineenaneraniereatiin

Claiming

siders

By A. W. MALDONADO

Fea meapecen—e

By A. W. MALDONADO U. S. Senator Dennis Chavez tore into Gov. Luis Muiioz Marin’s plebiscite law last night as a “measure passed by political trickery” and “loaded ... in favor of Commonwealth status.”

Program Transfers Ownership FromGovernment T oI ndividual: Slum Clearance Projects Set

by the same

about

bullet after

five witnesses

before

Nicestane

Sen. Chavez Claims Status Bill Favors Commonwealth

Neneti

a ¥


Nepal Airlifts 200 More Troops

So. African Y ouths Mutilate British Flag In Nationalist Riots

To Frontier As Tension Rises KATMANDU Nepal \P)— Tibetan rather than Nepalese the border clash with Red ChiNepal airlifted 200 additional | territory. na. The arrests brought to six troops toward the tense Tibetan “The Chinese are saying in of- |the number picked up for viofrontier yesterday after receiv-| fect, ‘It was all your fault but | lation of security laws since the ing a Chinese Communist note|we are sorry,’” a member of announcement of the border inimplying this mountain kingdom ] parliament angrily declared. cident Tuesday. But a member was responsible for last TuesPolice arrested four Commuof the Nepalese Communist parday's border incident. nist leaders Saturday for criti- ty politburo, who had been seizAuthorities expressed resent- | cizing the government version of ed, was released. they called Peiat what ment pings casual explanation of the slaying of a Nepalese officer by Chinese

Note, ed

soldiers

though the

.The

RICHARD

KASISCHKE

ca

(AP)—The

torn down, and thrown

South

British

Afri-

flag

was

stamped on,*spat on into the Indian Oeean

at Durban Saturday by a group of South African nationalist youths.

Chinese

conciliatory, took

incident

By

JOHANNESBURG,

The demonstration came ag tempers rose in the battle over whether this country should bei come a republic divorced frong the British crown. ’ About 200 people at an outs door meeting of the Jeugbondg (National Party’s youth organiza: ‘ tion) witnessed the flag incident : on Durban Beach. The young nationalists, in a mock ceremony,

proclaimed ‘a republic” on the” beach, then seized the Union

insist- |

place

ot offer cum |

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, July 4, 1960

wes

2

in

Nikita Willing

Jack

To Negotiate After lke Goes

called it “the first hostile act of young nationalist party toughs.” Some bathers later recovered the flag and returned it to shore. Prime Minister Hendrik F. Verwoerd called for a republic

\Z.

Austria

covering

He

Austrian

brought

about

of

the

May

summit

by

sending

the

in

Paris

planes

over

Soviet

“It wasn't us he said. “It was

tes

and

the

eign

That

sent

. | VISITING

REPUBLICANS—Two

officialsof the Young Republicans National

Federation, Washington, D. C. see the sights in Old San Juan with a group representing the up Young Repunblicans of Puerto Rico. From left, Orlando Parga, Jr., state chairman, h | Young Republicans of P. R.; Diarmuid O’Seahniain, New York City, chairman, forthe| sion affairs photo

by

Anthony

Nazario, vice-chairman of the local group.

Murad.)

Belgian-trained

Congolese

nation-

Congo (AP)—Twelve persons| al army moved into the Ngiri were injured im renewed fight-|Ngiri commune to quell the vioing between Leopoldville’s two | lent outbreak between the BaMajor tribes yesterday—the first kongo and Bayaka tribes. Sunday of independence for this} Forty Congolese were injured new

nation

More

than

100

troops

of

-

the

and

with and

en

unheard-of

Tore

Price

$150

ec

San

Juan,

occasional

cloudy

showers

elashes

Saturday.

the

same

army

officer

arrested.

There tribal

also

feuds

were

flareups

outside

the

RICO

GIN

ISLANDS

with

scattered

and

—

the

Partly

showers

Easterly hour.

at

VIR-

cloudy

over the interior of Puerto WINDS: miles per

11:20

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mostly

Rico. to

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(STAR

the

and and

for-

stupid

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fair;

LOW:

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have

United

at

close

States,”

78,

Washington,

92,

Bosten,

mi,

86,

partly

70,

fair;

Los

Francisco,

79,

85, cloudy;

cloudy; Angeles,

68,

country policy any

added,

sistance

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tached.”

INCLUDES

a neutral

wé@ling

FRENCH

without

fair;

Monday,

fair.

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ake, an Te x ce

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2

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eet

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at-

finder

call

shall

-m.

7:16

p.m.

5:06

p.m.

11:29

am.

p.m

SHEPHERD SH DOG with

New

1966.

er

still He

in

postponed

the date a

for

stay

of the

republic

and

‘a

decision about staying Commonwealth until the

in the Nation-

al

Augus<,

Party’s

convention

in

republic the forces to isolate South Africa economically and spiritually will be strengthened and our friends

will

a

be

discouraged

and

coa-

fused.” °

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both

voted

4

tikes

collar

it could

referendum

claimed

leader

Africa

announcing

Dr.

l0isam, 7:54 a.m.

years

of

Cayey Road Tel. 2817

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rabies, i Aa

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Mayaguez:

SCIENTIFIC EYE EXAMINATION No Additional lel Toler) of Any Kind SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

to

while

Ponce:

Ta

said,

South

Monday,

many of the Negroes there ginated in the Congo.”

Chicago, 67,

said

links with

he

friendship

nationalist if

become working

;

“We

York,

Philadelphia,

cloudy;

76.

Lumumba

the

Graaf retorted that “should we

is determined

tained.

Lumumba

YESTERDAY'S

Partly

Patrice

government

Soares: PRICE

mad

the Commonwealth.

stamp out the disturbances. “The liberty we have just re ceived does not mean license,’ he said. “The law must be main-

a.m.

STATESIDE:

San

of

capital.

a

YESTERDAY’s

ta THIS

in

An

said 220 troublemakers have been

today

tonight.

TEMPERATURES:

eta 11

tribal

Ponce

Mayaguez—Partly

PUERTO

Why Pay $200

in area

WEATHER FORECAST:

cf

to tha

denounced

as

for

a republic

12 Injured In Con go Tribe Fight of

East

The

committee of the National Federation; Julita Arce de Franklin, counsel-

conference.’ .

Republic

speech

damaging domestic

policies

‘that

spy Plane up to create the Pro- 'lor of the local group; William Steiger, of Oshkosh, Wis., the federation’s national and John Mujoz

LEOPALDVILLE,

Villiers

Verwoerd’s

newly independent African states -{and was even prepared to sacrifice South Africa “for this purpose.’

:

vocation that broke up the sum- |colleze chairman;

mit

opposition

De

hands of “ommunism by bids for friendship with the emerging black states in Africa. Bid For Friendship Verwoerd told a big “Republican Rally” the West is foolishiy overbidding against the Commun-

ist

U-2 spy

they

northerly

and termed specious his charges that Britain and the/United States were playing into the

who gave up, the United Sta-

is why

Tribune

in

Sir

Graaf

government’s

talks

gave

and

nation.

destruc-

government which i that. is why th

called

‘| misleading

state

territory.

crowd

Party,

Graaf,

accusation | administra-

tion

a big

United

of the opinion that presidential election there is going to be with any American

tion

threw

Act’

Sunday

Groblersdal Saturday. The leader of the

an official dinner

He repeated his that the Eisenhower

and

Hestile

Durban

‘| before

declared

“We are unuil a new takes place no meeting goverment.”

promenade

‘First

(AP)—Pre. |

his

visit following

the

The

mier Nikita Khrushchev told newsmen last night he would willingly negotiate with the United States once President Eisenhower left office in January : Khrushchev met with newsmen

on

it into the sea.

tan.

Honest

Tel. 3-8254

§


THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, July 4, 1960

‘Paper

Bombing’ Of D.R. R use Of Exile Here

Was By

HORST

“A paper effective as

That

BUCHHOLZ

|

bomb can be just a real bomb.’

was

the

way

Sergio

.

Loud On Oil, Sugar Issues By HAROLD K. MILKS

,

as

LA HAVANA (AP) — Fidel Castro’s propaganda organs coupled bitter anti-American at-

del

Toro. a Dominican exile, opened a brief description of his leafletdropping mission over Ciudad Trujillo last Thursday night. “We did. it in order to make

a

splasi

and

give

suppressed

a living forces are

demonstraat work to

Dominic. tion thet

S

rid

of

them

he

their

tacks “Yesterday

that and

Grande

scattered

and

leaflets

over

about

80,000

Dominican

ca-

successful

operation

be-

pital. The

came

known

Friday

night

when

USED

of

ed

bombing,

hours—

“It

was

bombing

withing

48

IN LEAFLET

FLIGH T—This

had

been

dropped

by

a

light

the

predict-

—it

;

Questioned

about

dél Toro

only

meant

declared, as

a

scare

which

be wiel nitcd By rul

{ by proxy-carrying

her

vote

of

the

national

y elected

eretic pa

its

tials committee

John

seats

said

would

be

the

case,

will}

fur

the But

pro-Benitez

the

tosanti,

today

national

attorney

Jiv., will

not denart

the

she

“would

love

to

JOSE

An-

go

qui.

met

with

leading

tive

in

ago,

Richard

Durham

been

since

Senate

today’s

pattade

at

they

didn’t

stations

regime

markets

say where— by

also

warned

sugar

if Presi-

uses 1960

imports

can

for

his new Cuban

the

United

the

in

the

were

only

it,

without

tak-

on

was

involved.

interviewed

in

“I

no jets me,” he

were said.

was

surprised

sent

up

tro

carry

will

flood

flood

a

his two

inacretiyears

Indepen-

speech.

to

hit

an

estimated |

a

non-stop

Friday

hours

15 minutes

torrential

buried

feet

and

of

some

water

downpour

streets

in

the

Mercedes

Benz

190

with

blazk*top,

red

leather

This

care is like

new

here

in San

small

From ee

price

es

sale -

VIDAL

8:30 A.M.

area!

ec 6

et

to 4:30

Juan.

But

to

threat

TV

audience

every

mention

te

of

to

the

cheered

‘lus-

of the

Soviet

Union while listening to a speech by Carlos Olivares, secretary of foreign

relations.

Sir Thomas Beecham

Reported ‘Very Ill’

stop

with

throw

only

them

persan story to a national zine to finance more and attention getters, said the was running low on fuel trip back, adding that he

made

magasimilar plane on the “barely

it.”

He

declared

nection

with

groups

active

told

the

he

had

no

Dominican

con.

exile

here.

STAR

that

the

water

in-

Shelves

of

documents

law

in

books

the

THOMAS

yesterday.

He

day from

Geneva

legal | ly to his

and

law

SIR

offices

BEECHAM

LONDON (AP)—Sir Thomas Beecham, 81-year-old British conductor, was reported “very ill”

side his’ establishment reached a depth of three feet, damaging furniture and other valuable merchandise.

young

debarked,

of

returned

Satur-

and held tightwife’s

looking

arm

as he

white

and

Hector and Arturo Reichard were knocked into the swirling waters

drawn.

by the flood and were

totally des-

of the trouble he had in Amer-

estimated

ica,” said a spokesman from the Royal Philarmonie Orchestra.

troyed. their

The losses

lawyers at

about

“Sir Thomas

$3,000.

SPECIAL SHIRTS LAUNDERED

FOR 25¢

We have just received the world’s most modern and efficient shirt finishing unit. If, in your opinion the shirts are not

best prepared

8000

miles.

$7,000.

Please

4 HOUR Also. ..

P.M.

his

investments

out, I didn’t get to disperse more than 80,000,” he added. Hopes To Sell Story The Dominican, who was re-

the

3.2103

out

island

the

acts, Cas-

oe

window

laundry

interiors,

that

President

The leaflet dropping took only 12 minutes, del Toto said. “I had 140,000 leaflets printed

white

convertible,

a

by in8

SL,

original

MR. GARCIA

under

down- |

town area. The deluge began at 10:30 a.m., and stopped at 1:45} p.m. One of the hardest hit by the fiood was businessman Fernando Oronoz, who owns a furniture store on Munoz Rivera St. Oronoz

1959

call:

here.

damage.

three

six

ever

caused

all A

tily

that

to

the

North Americans—“down nails ‘n their shoes.”

owrreéd by Trade

aircraft.

moment

luctant to give more details because he hopes to sell a first-

they

t CAR FOR SALE

to

and H1

the

make

Day

to rally their support for the pro-Commonwealth Democratic

dustrialist

has

public dife from

will

dence

.

latter, who

rement

Democrats

faction. The latter is now headed

either Federal

interest

said

The | of

BENITEZ

:

The

Los Angeles,’ but voiced fear that the pressure of city business would keep her in San Juan. Attacked Benitez While in New York the mayor launched several attacks on Benitez and his pro-statehood stand,

and

Al

until | former Popular Rarty Senate flo|or leader Victor Gutierrez Fran-

middle of this week. An unconfirmed report is that San Juan Mayor Felisa Rincon de Gautier has decided to attend the Los Angeles Democratic convention with the pro-Comonwealth delegation. Upon her recent return from New York the mayor told the STAR

reported

$75,000

com-

Orlando

no

By PEDRO N. ROMAN AGUADILLA—Municipal workers and residents were clearing the city of mud, rocks, and floating debris yesterday following what some persons have called’ the

mainland.

mitteemen,

charges

against

since

Toro,

largest

planes

local FBI no

action. The Federal Agency said no viola-

The

board

violat-

notes

the

to

Apache

Santurce restaurant frequented by Dominican refugees, said he learned one thing from his flight over Ciudad Trujillo: The Dominican capital is wide open for

a

keeping

are

expected

other

Aguadilla Rain Swamps City | With Mud, Rocks, Debris

Demo-

factions

had

ing any Aviation

pro

anti-Benitez

pressed

but

convention. Departing Today Several delegates from both

and

been

yesterday

tion of its rules

Be-

after

had

men

airport

prefer the

until

up.”

Lopez

laws were violated. Immigration officials

Munoz-backed, pro-Commonwealt delegation from Puerto Rico over the Benitez group, the pro-Benitez national committeemen will

their

and

Speakes,

chief, of

national com-

should

Toro

jurisdiction

ed.

J. LIDIN

mittoce:aci and women serve ine through next convention. Even if the Democratic creden-

retain

del

Del

s

people

the agency sought to establish whether any federal laws under

Puerto Rican National committeewome2n Marta Riera, it was learned authortatively yesterday, | Vv ll not attend the Los Angeles Instead,

wake

An FBI agent was:sent to the airport to jinterview. the two as

Parliamentary sleight-o f-hand 1!s expected to assure pro-statehood Democrat José A. Benitez of a role in the coming Democratic convention —even if’ the Mufioz— backed efforts to bump his delegation suceeed.

conclave

to

rented from Trade Winds Airways for four hours, was overdue and Trade Winds alerted the Coast Guard. No Charges Expected

Benitez To Cast Vote At Party Convention HAROLD

is good

The escapade quickly came to the attention of local and federal authorities when the plane,

Come What May...

By

is the two-engine

Winds Airways and rented by two men for a flight over Ciudad Trujillo. The men dropped leaflets over the cit y warning of an impending bombing of the city. (STAR photo by Anthony Murad.)

inhabitants

to expect

radio

Castro

find

seize

eat PLANE

plane.

capital

the

They

travellers arriving here from Santo Domingo reported handbills—warning Ciudad Trujillo the

help

States

Isla

the

sugar

the

friends.”

sugar

at

its

“with

dent Eisenhower authority to slash

Del Toro, 44, a resident of San | Juan for the past four years, said he and Puerto Rican pilot Aimerico Lopez, 35, rented a

plane

declarations

solve

-Pro-government

Plane

Apache

with

will

problems

boasted

said

two-engine

oil

of

dictatorship,”

Chartered

Cuba

in Puerto

fully refund

your

we

money.

SERVICE.

SANITONE 1

in any professional Rico, ..no

DRY

extra

charge.

CLEANING

HOUR SERVICE. no extra charge

FREDDIE THON 567

will cheer-

Extra-Rapid

Carpenter

Tdi.

Rood,

6-6030

CLEANERS Hato

Rey

<

has had a

relapse

|


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4

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, July 4, 1960

Fourth Of July Ceremonies

Parade Features Pennsylvania

Battalion’ Puerto

Rico

celebrates

today,

Fourth of July, the 184th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence of the United States,

with

ceremonies

scheduled

start at 9:30 a.m. at Ponce de Leon Ave.,

Climax

of the

military

the

them

event

parade

addition

a

to

Stop 22-1/2, Santurce.

will

be

highlighted

of new

20-men

a by

units, among

P.

R.

National

Guard squadron dressed in the old militia uniferm of the Pennsylvania Battalion of the War of Independence. They will carry a replica of the 13-star flag of colonial times. The Women’s Auxiliary of the University of Puerto Rico ROTC, and a group of National Guard

f

§

jets

:

Puerto

Hee

HEORES OF SEV ENTY SIX— The above platoon composed of twenty airmen of the Puerto Rico \ir National Guard, wearing replicas of the old militia unifor ms of the Pennsylvania battalion that fough t in the revolutionary War for Independence, will be a feature attraction marchin gin the 4th of Juty parade. F rom left to right are: MSet.

Stanley

\. Zych, MSet. Jose A. Ruano,

Delgado.

TSet.

Henry

W.

Dickson,

AlC

SS¢gt.

Arecan gel M -

Juan

Ruiz, TSzt. Victor M. Rodriguez, TSg t. Gilberto SSet. Carlos H. Caballero, SSgt. Angel Oliveras, Padilla Aponte, MSgt. Roy Cooper, SSet. A ngel

Rivera,

SS¢t.

Hilario

Beltran,

SSgt.

NORFOLK, Va. (AP)—The E sex. the Navy's oldest aircraft Carrier in active service. has set an all time record for landings | | aboard a flattop the

operations

course

of

By

normal

AUTHORIZED

CLARK

SSgt.

M.

Juan

Rojas

Bureau

D.

C—The

surpassing Post Office Department is unof 98.449. | der fire for alleged spending by the old (Of as much as $100 an hour for

‘consultants

on a report designed

I. Ortiz,

Sanchez,

y

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with

For 6 and

battery

operation,

VAC.

For

power

only

remote

12

volt

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115

tronsitorized

supply,

Weighs

mote al

add 16

$35.00.

pounds.

average

For

Re-

He

and of

tween

2.

130

&

180

$125

his

100

systems, mes.,

Far less maintenance

Phones:

Save Cut

3-5255

6N100 Watt

or

FM.

Base

this

groups,

by

Luis

served

Old

double

Glory

ficially

duty

will

in

be

enlarging

unfarled

of-

today.

t

The design of the 50-star was recommended by the.

flag Ske-

retaries

and

of

Treasury

State,

and

Defense

the

chairman

.of

the Commission of Fine Arts after Hawaii was admitted as the 50th state.

The formed ing

group earlier the same task

Old

star

Glory

for

to

official

Both

designs

by

add

Alaska.

became

to

a

49th

version year

were

ago.

approved

Eisenhower.

slight

needed

the

That just

President Only

had _perin enlarge

:

changes

make

were

room

for

the

o0th star. The field of blue has reading the Declara- nine horizontal rows of stars, tion of Independence. in alternate staggered | arranged Details will be transmitted over ! rows of six and five stars each.

the

radio

and

Negron

television

the

fees

Stations |

contracts

firms,

the

new

systems,

be-

cost.

MONEY

advertisem ent

(Night)

with AEROTRON

for

impact

on

whole

the

Post

a day for each

contract

such

Office system

must

by

be

Con-

Gary .declared.

hired

$137,000

Report

on

to

effect

the

write of

two

H.

Gross

R.

question a report

of

postal

the

rates

users

of

The

contract

a~report

postal

services

Civil

Service

Com-

weeks

ago,

(R-Ia.)

raised

as to cost.

how

initial

fice paid

Rep.

the

much

inquiry

such

by

inves-

subcommittee the Post Of-

as much

as $400 a day

under the contract system, and that the consultant put in no

than

four

hours

in

day.

future

reference

between

Fajardo,

$100

for

Gary

Probe

Needed

One day service

of Cooperativism in is being celebrated

from July 2 through July 9, according to an announcement -hy the League of Cooperatives of Puerto Rico, Roosevelt, P. R. Highlight of the events to be held will be a meeting of cooperative organizations in Ponce. On Saturday, Ponce municipal authorities will be hasts to the cooperative groups at the’ City Hall. In the evening. a dinner will be held at Jack’s Rendezvous, at which the principal speaker will be Commonwealth Secretary of Public Education Candido Oliveras. .

evidence

that

an

will be as

much

hour

was

being

consultants

has

so

decided

irked

the

entire

that

system

he

needs

an

Officials firm

said

have

for a

of

examination.

the

that

the

They

McKinsey contract

$137,000 great

paid

was

many

said

they

agencies

and

line

Agosto, will

they

were

agencies,

but

mon

enter

to

where apply,

these

that

it

in other was

into

limitations

Representative

cem-

contracts do

Gordon

not Cant

field (R.-NJ.), a member of Gary’s committee, declared that

if the facts are in line with those set out by Gary then a thorough probe “is very much in order.”

Puerto

Rico

and

Culebra,

P.

R.

Vieques, P. .R.

CALDERONE Box

157,

ENTERPRISES Puerto

Real

Puerte Rico Tel. Fajerde 336

there

music

of

station, with an opening speech by Hector Zayas Chardon, administrator of the office of Cooperative Development. Following the meeting, Miguel Hernandez

con-

$75 a day

dinner,

to the

a meeting in front of the railroad

other

that

the

dancing

the Casino de Ponce orchestra. Sunday morning there will De

in

aware of the laws limiting consulting fees to $50 a day in some

I.

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The Week Puerto Rico

Following

This

as

each

CARGO AND PASSENGER SERVICE St. Thomas, V. St. Croix, V. I.

the

elaborate report to the House Post

tigators for Gary’s has disclosed that

out. | tracts.

Depart-

investigated Write

and

jwith

from

Post

Office

Mittee

De-

able to pay rate,” Gary

that

is obvious

“the

island.

When the was furnished

more

Rate

by making

to $250

was

the

LS

Station

Terminal, Isla Grande Airport 10073, Caparra Heights Station Sen Juan, Puerto Rico (Office) “3-0800, Car 75 (Mobile) 8-0407

TIME and out

followed

and

associates.

which

FOR DEMONSTRATION, CALL OR WRITE: CRUMLEY RADIO CORPORATION Old PAA Box

Higher

declared

“It

on

existing

Franqui,

and

landish rates of pay for management consultant surveys, that

for

cost.

any

Participate

military

with a speech by Victor Gutierrez

first

It was the firm of McKinsey & Company, Inc., a Washington Management consultant firm,

Model

1.

also

and

Boy and Girl Scouts, fire-fighting equipment and fire-men, and their mascots. Ceremonies — will commence

needs

for

Office Department has paid one firm $400 a day for 71 days for the services of a survey director:

To

Installed with

extra

nation

partment has been at a much higher declared

| gress,”

control option-

at

States

mail.”

throughly

tower,

J. E.

stamp

consulting

ment

foot

Felix

The Department, in fact, entered into a contract for $t37,000 for a report on what the impact of a postal rate increase would be on business.

the

30

will

as other

Fernandez’

Frank

mail.

class

Much

$527.50

trunk-mounted,

the

five-cent

“However,

under-

mounting.

das

that

a good

EFFICIENCY

$480.00

price.

SSgt. MSgt.

United

Rico,

as well

throughout

with

$892.05

L.

Gonzalez

Rep. Vaughan Gary (D-Va), head of a House Appropriations subcommittee, has pointed out that the law limits the Post Office Department to $100 a day as the maximum to be paid any consultant hired on any problem.

DISTRIBUTOR

MODERN

Jorge

Miguel

Rivera.

MOLLENHOFF

Washington

WASHINGTON,

@ SALES @ SERVICE

FOR

MSgt.

SSgt.

Jimenez Mendoza, SSet. Jorge Gomez,

Ernest o Aponte

STAR

this week; the 98.550th

landing was recorded, the previous record which had been set Saratoga

Oliveras,

the

WASHINGTON (AP) — The work of an advisory group which ©

_P. O. Dept. Pays $137,000 For Report Cooperative League Of Impact Of Rate Hike On B usiness Sponsoring Special Adivities This Week

Carrier Sets Record

During

Lugo

Vazquez,

from

Fifty Star Old Glory Unturled -

president

address

of

the

the

league,

group.

Raul Buxeda Elected

President Of Lions — Raul

Buxeda

president

of

has

the

been

San

elected

Juan

Lions

the

board

Club. Other

elected rres, dor

members

were:

first

five

Caro,

Charles

of

Manuel

president;

second

O.

Orraca

vice

Font,

To-

Salva-

president;

third

vice

pre-

sident; Pepe H. Rodriguez, secretary; Gonzalo Rivera, treasurer;

and

directors,

fael

Rodriguez

Guzman

and

Paul

Hughes,

Lebron,

George

Ra-

Osvaldo

Frank.

Also elected were chairmen of the various committees. / Buxeda, a native of Arecibo, is a graduate of mechanical en-

gineering culture yaguez.

Boix Raut

of the College

and He

and

they

Mariano,

at

San

13,

two

sons:

studying

medi-

Tech,

eight

Ignacio

in' Santurce.

have 19,

cine at Virginia Alberto,

of Agri-

Mechanical Arts, Ma is married to Lady

and

grade

Loyola

Jorge student

Academy


THE

SAN

JUAN

STAR

—

Monday, July 4, 1960

World Sugar Crisis Could

San Juan Ticker Talk

Benefit P.R., Consultant Says opportunity

is at hand

anu

for domestie sugar producing areas to increase their produc-

tion, aiding the crisis, according Bernhardt,

en

De-

Secretary

higher

;

the.

he is their

difficulties

adverse factors trol,” he bopes

of

atmosphera

Agriculture Luis Rivera Santos, who reported at a press conference yesterday. According to Bernhardt, the complex situation existing in the U. S. sugar market—caused by Strained relations between U/S.

the

en-

be

created

for

of the domestic

in-

dustry on the basis of a reasonable sugay price increasé.” He added that an increase in price “is always’ a good incentive to merease

production.”

Bernhardt

Three Directors

points

out

that

as

J

Pointed created

Tous

been

of

the

Department Friday

Agriculture

it-——-was

by

been

velopment

of

for

New

since

Tew

he will be

obtained

at

of

the

and €uez

in

in

Javierre

appointed by the Agriculture to the

held

by

been

ba-

ity.

the

been

ment. holds

His

by

transfer

David

director of Javierre,

a

the

was

approved

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the future.

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competing

the

that a company

in an

expanding

hand,

is

which

industry,

longer term expand its earning power. Hence, over the longer term, they feel, the stock price should go up as these i

managing The

mutual technical

funds,

pensien

aproach,

funds,

on

the

and

other

used

Stock is being bought and sold in the market. In fact, some er

“ chartists ists”

any company reports at all.

the

“‘technicians,”

as

they

are

usually

referred

to,

atone

Their approach is one of “

experts pour over all the reports and make a decision as to valueof a Stock. Then when enough experts decide it's a good buy. \the market

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to

the

stock

market,

I would

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in the

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and

Day

Story,

Getting

better

stock for sale below this level, it should have litile trouble in advancing farther. At least, this is the technician’s theory and it is quite valid at times. :

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TELEVISION

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Rodriguez,

A a

business

Tous.

Land

The

director

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sugar

with

opinions

sident

aid

growers

in recent years. Diaz Pacheco

appointed

present

granting

appropriated

increasing

Banization

Secretary of position pre-

P.R.

just

Diaz Pacheeo since 1956 of

Javierre was director of the Agricultural Development Pro-

of

cane

of

Division, and subsequently servto Rico it was also announced ed as director of the Tax Divisiby Secretary of Agriculture Luis) on. Rivera Santos.

Maya-

has

sugar

Javierre,

plantations.

of

Coffee

Agriculture

Arts

by

part

Agricultural Committee changed his original position regarding the

programs

im view of the decrease

agriculture

of

to

new

crop yields Santiago

and

of

directed

»Sidered

to

degree

be

the

N.C.)

various

better

an

as

me

teld

consequently

major

situation. Bernhardt,

how

since

Question: A. friend of mine whe buys and sells

the

Herter before the Agricultural Committee of the House, and on

College

held

from

Secretary

Authority

he

legislature

agri-

Loren-

science

Clemente

an

groups. of San

his

Mechanical in 1932.

gram

where

would

The

rity on sugar

$1,400,000 fot this prograta,

in charge

agencies

College

viously

1942,

start

his

program

agricultural

chelor

the,Land

is given

Cane

In

of

statistics

©:1er interested Tous, a native

zo,

De-

1958.

organization

cultural

the

Sugar

Plantations position

of

the

the

executive positions. Under the incentives

Rive-

directer

Program

from

with

to

Incentives

the

and

Luis

scieaces

By DANIEL D. HOWELL a

into

. exports frem Puerto Rico are as te be there at the right time te buy? of crude sugar, sold in the New ; Ans An wer interesting: point. York market. ~ What your friend is bringing out in his example The consultant suggests also is the approach to ing stocks most often used that island sugar cane growers by stock’ traders, i. e. the “technical approach.” duplicate their efforts to increase Basically, there are two used productien next year and thus benefit from the increase in approach. prices which is sure to result .

his

of Agricylture and Mechanical Arts, Mayagtiez. He had been

announced

Secretary

Santos. Tous had

Serve

tural

Commonwealth

of

Commerce,

of

ap-

director of the newlyoffice of Agricultural

Statistics

Ta

has

imports

Washington,

inted In Agriculture De etment Raul

value

increase.

beyond its con“an appropiate

will

expansion

sugar

U. &. market increase, crude sugar inmports would decrease, and

;

that although

of

refined

countered by fhe Puerto Rican sugar industry “due to niimerous

of Agriculture and Com-

wrote

in

sugar.

He added aware

merce.

Bernhardt

for

result

Advocates Expansion

sugar

matters to the Commonwealth partment

prices

present sugar to Dr. Joshua

consultant

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SAN

JUAN

STAR

—

Monday, July 4, 1960

To Best Floats In San Juan

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GRAND UNION TROPHY—Mrs. Maria Eugenia L. de Tajada, social director of the Hotel Condado Beach; Jerry Santerre, of Caribe Motors; Miss Luisita Nevarez BetanQueen

of

the

Condado

Beach

and

Cancer

League, and Fred Dieterle, manager of the hotel, left to right, showed guests the trophy won by Caribe Motors sit a Rums of Puerto Rico cocktail party last week. The trophy, donated by Grand Union Supermarkets, was givei* for

Camelia

Alvarado

Arce-|Schira

and

Mrs.

Sylvia

the

quel

Arcelay

Hato

home

of

de

Mrs.

in

Elected

Rey

Hostesses at the party were Miss Raquel A. Perdomo has the bride-to-be’s future sisters- ; been elected chairman of the Puinlaw, Miss Cuqui Montilla Loblic Relation Committee of the pez and Mrs. Helen Torres de M:ntilla, and her cousins, the National Secretaries Association. Misses Consuelo Rivera, Patsy | Others in the committee are the | Misses Violeta Maldonado, Lydia MacMurray and Susie Moreno. Cintron Ayuso and Mesdames The bride-to-be is the daughter | Mercedes Barrios, Digna Guzman of the late Francisco Alvarado

and Carmen

Laura Santaella.

First Anniversary

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two

escort

i vhoto

palm

by

in the

trees.

along Betty

commercial

guitar,

was

Miss

with

category.

topped

Nevarez

by

rode

a five-piece

the

plena

band.

Th

DEAR READERS: I’ve been swamped with letters from readers who insist that I’ve

supplied

drinking

hus-

bands with a coast-to-coast alibi. A few husbands wrote to say “Thank you.” I intended no such

thing.

Here’s

what

the

mail

has

been like: DEAR ANN: You gave my nogood louse of a husband exactly what he’s been looking for—an excuse to stop off at a bar every night. I refer to your answer to “Last Ditch Stand.” When this unhappy wife com-

TODAY

MONDAY

plained you told her to take inventory and ask herself what home is like. You stuck the knife in deeper by saying, “When a husband must fortify himself with bottled courage before facing the wrecking crew at home, it means home isn’t all it should be.”

I'd

like

to

wring

your

neck,

Ann Landers. Maybe YOUR husband is no lush and you don’t know what it’s like to live in fear that the guy has been picked

up

for drunken

be

has

from

killed

driving someone

11 A.M.

or with

mayhis

to 11 P.M.

car. Let me unadulterated

nothing—BEER

JOINT

s=*

DEAR

F's LAAIR‘GPOR RANDE. T #4.

Dresses

\J ULY Looe

Wear

@®

Weese

hats,

Cole

“Last

Ditch”

you’ve

ever

Your was

given.

CHEZ

belts,

Ashford

having

framed. When I married Ruth she was sweet, lovely to look -t, wonderful eompany and very affectionate. We had a great time together—until the babies started to come. Then everything went to pieces; her shape, her disposition, her’ interest in me, the meals, and the house. I’ve begged her to see a minister or a marriage counselor but she won't go. Yours is the first sensible explanation I’ve seen for this problem. Everybody else just as-

the

man

is

a

skunk

-

i

and _ Italian

imports

Items

Condade

and

cheers

7

ANN:

You

are

a traitor

to your sex. Instead of sticking up for the women (who, Lord knows, NEED your support) you defend the selfish, pampered men who should really get a swift kick in the bar-stool.

Why: some

don’t

you

husbands

wealkings

and

wouldn’t

they

home

for

admit

are

and

such beauty

Ave.

I am

to one

that

cowards,

just plain stinkers

Hedy

come

straight

Lamar?—HAD

DEAR HAD IT: I agree with you in part—but what’s wrong with a woman who would select

bags

BAMBOO 1112

best

it

(P.

Boutique

answer

the

IT

of California

Jewelry French

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Accessories Beach

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ANN:

DEAR

Evan - Picone

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let’s it go at that. Three from—ONE OF MANY,

merchandise

Casual

(STAR

DOW

sumes

Don Loper

®

with

tell you it’s plain hell. Thanks for

s

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hut

float

I've Been Swamped With Letters

is

to 50%

all our

float,

Knorr.)

Reduction on

The

a native

: Ann Landers Says

Arce

Ra-

MacMurray

float

a giant

her

Neco

lay, the future bride of Francis- | lay de Alvarado of Santurce co Montilla Lopez, was honored | The wedding date has been at a shower last Friday after set for July 14. noon

best

like

and

i | in UE Bridal Shower For ( armelita Alvarado \ iss

the

shaped

by

BAOGG

a lemon? S. Since

doesn’t

you

brought

guarantee

it up,

prompt

and faithful homecoming. Beautiful Hedy has just shed Number

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“SERE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, July 4, 1960

In and around

lon The Calendar This Week

PONCE

MUNDAY, JULY 4—Public Rico, Concert spensered by the Wo- con

“wt By Rosarito de Jesus

men’s

.

A group of friends surprised Clary and Fredo Toro with a party at their home in La Alhambra, on June 21, to celebrate the Toros’ silver wedding anrfiversary. They were given a silver set. Among

Peter, after ‘a busy day, was rush-

rruella,

Dr.

and

Mrs.

zo Balasquide, Edgardo

dana,

and

Billy Torruella, Millin and Josa Moscoso, Nina Wirsing, Nora Frau, and Norita and Bebé Yordan. Miss .Carmencita Tort reigned as Cancer Ball Queen at a dinner-dance held at Club Deporti-

vo

Sunday

the

affair will

League

night.

Proceeds

benefit

Association.

pilot

his

The

Carjbe

plane

back

Hilton

to

Hotel

honored Maria Eugenia. Fent Sal-

Mrs.

Ileana

to

Ponce.

Loren-

Dr. and

Yordan,

ing

1969

Press

Queen,

with

a

the

Philharmo-

directed

by

Artu-

re Semeohano. THURSDAY,

JULY

.3—Invita-

tional Cocktail party honoring the

Women’s Press Club of Puerto. ria

Eugenia lawyer

I

Friday

Eduardo Hilera, and their niece,

and

signer

Rosarite Hilera were among the guests. Resarite was a court member <t the coronation of Ma

Elmer,

at a party Bill

Elmer

Tero

given

by

at

who

now

resides

at

the

5

p.m.

City

on

the

terraces

Hall.

FRIDAY, JULY 8—Formal diuaer-reception honiring Rear

Adm.

Dan

Dona

Felisa

V.

Gallery Rincon

given de

by

Gautier,

Mayor of San Juan, at 8 p.m. on the terraces of the City Hall.

FRIDAY,

night ing

JULY

of the Beauty,”

ballet, by

the

8—Opening

“The

Sleep-

Lottie

Tis-

recently

klin Yezer, of the Ballet Russe @~+ Monte Carlo, and Puerto Ri-

de-

his

at-

tractive apartment on Sol Street. is on business

of

cher ‘ballet group, starring Fran-

interior

Boydston

Juan,

at

night

the Club Caribe of the hotel. I

host

Julin

Cristo-

and

Band

Orehestra,

saw

occasion.

San

Army

the mawas

the

at

pam. Music will be twe erchestras, the

cocktail-party June 28, at San Geroénime Room. Hotel nager Alphonse Salemone at

Club

5 pan. to 7 provided by nic

those present were+

Elenita and Jaime Luis Oliver, Julia Maria and Fillin Vidal, Rosita and Guille To-

Press

bai Ferd, in Old San Juan, Criste-

given by Doha Felisa Rinde Gautier, Mayor of San

in

N.Y.,

in S. J. for a few

days.

can

pallerina,

Yolanda

Munoz

in the University of Puerto Rico auditorium at 8:30 p.m. Tickets for the ballet are $2and the affair is to bemefit the island’s mentally retarted children. | j

from

the

Cancer

Miss

Luisita

Nevarez Betancourt, Queen of the Condado Beach Hotel and the Cancer League, was the honored guest. BON

and

VOYAGE

Murray

TO...

for Europe recently. dren Robbie, David

are

with

Eileen

O’Hanlon

who

Paella’s more delicious With Sello Rojo Rice :

left

Their chiland Eileen

them...Rosita

Maria

Terruella and cousin, Georgie Wirshing, who left recently for N. Y. Lhey will join an intercol-

legiate

group

and visit the Scan-

dinavian countries Matilde Torres de

and Russia... Morales, Car-

metina

Royo,

Torres

de

Candal,

Dr.

Re Go”

Reye,

tay who

and José Acesta Valencia are on different tours .visit-

ing

European

Mariana

Tito

Luis

nate

countries... Mrs.

Suarez

Schools be P.R.

de Longe,

Ponce

Superintendent, who will delegate in the National

Educational Convention held soon in California. 2

Everyone

s

to

be

*

is praising

the beau-

tiful cake at the Debutantes Cotillien Dance held recently at

Club

Deportivo.

given

to

Credit should

Mercedes

Mejia

be

de

la

Torre who designed and baked it Hortensia, and José Vendrell wiite friends, from the Governor Clinton Hotel, “hello.” James Nagel, Union Carbide,

N.

Y.,

to

say

looking

to seeing his fa-

engineer with Guayanilla, is

forward

mily again. Wife Darla and daughters Debbie, four, and Kathy, three, and eight-month-old

son Mark

will be arriving shortly

from

States.

the

VISITING

RELATIVES:

Irene

Diaz de Font, with her children{ Irene Celeste, Ginny, Jaimite and Eduardo, is visiting for a few days with her mother Mrs. Irene

Alvarado

de

Diaz

at her

home,

Méndez Vigo St. Ana Marie and Rosie Previdi, young daughters of Aurora and Mario Providi,

recently

spent

ria

Aurora

at

their

grandparents,

and

José

home

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few

days

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a

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San

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into

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Plans

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sandwich

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MaCruz,

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ago

Serrallés, whu

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Ateneo

in

Justina Maria three members

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the

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wilt “wecomparty 4 the praney

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wre

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tender

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THE

SAN JUAN

STAR

—

Monday, July 4, 1960

Reappraisal Of Foreign Policy

Sense Of History Tangible In Paris

Focus Of Election Year Debate MARLOW

Press

News

1. In

Analyst

WASHINGTON (AP)— For the first time in eight years the nation will

undertake

a

searching,

campaign.

The personal and national huMiliation inflict-

News

Analysis

ed on

President

Eisenhower

the

summit,

in

wa— plus monstrated

Latin

Japsn,

on

—at

testimony

to

countries

bear

this:

past

eight

years

the

increased enorself-confidence,

had

made

even time

of one another. of deep trouble.

influence.

ence have

prestige

suffered

and

influ-

damage.

3.

Even one of the cornerstones of the American defense system —Japan— may be in jeopardy.

If the

Communist,

anti-American

to boil

over

lost

the

to

1952

neutralist,

sentiment

there,

and

combines

Japan

defense

can

be

system.

Presidential

War

middle

by

and

split

VISIT

Sir:

From

Mr.

to the 1 San

ing

Thompson's

letter

Editor included in July Juan STAR, the follow-

expressions

are

extracted

which

for the purpose of our Those expressions are:

1.

“Non

intervention

Political is a rule

ously

United

2.

by

a

afford 3.

time do

give

of trying American

when

we

the to ircoun-

can

ill

so.”

“What

Chavez’

in

Government.’

we

ugly impression fluence a Latin

at

the

everyone

States

“Otherwise,

ty

in

affairs of Puerto Rico that should be meticul-

observed

the

reply.

his

speech

speech)

may

(Mr.

do,

The above noted expressions evidence on one side your lack of knowledge of Puerto Rico and its political evolution, and on the other side portrays your “superiority complexed temPerament” which is the very

of

the

friendly

titude of hundreds of landers living here.

our

atmain-

Your simply exhaled your irretrievable heartfelt feeling

that

Puerto

Ricans

equal

and

“good

enough

therland

to

see

admitted

in

Is not admit?

that The

of states. indirectly

the

are not

therefore

“Quorum

is making “Straw

ted itical

believe

Puppet”

or

mo-

family

what fact

you that

has

out-

(Free

that

is

Tousy

not

status

kills

the

rightful.

to

pol’

proof

is

that

permanent

anxiety,

logical

place

the

Associa-

is a satisfactory

status.

such

their

Rican people our Congress

them

State)

not

Man”

foxed the Puerto several times and

your

are

the

the

functions and

of

the

transferred

to

the

the

shame

are

stomach

and

one thinks only of “pork beans” or of ‘““Lechon asado

and and

tostones.’

are

However,

thousands

of

there

decent

Puerto

eans, who are loyal, 21 American , citizens, who been

fighting

ity, found American sed

only

You in

the

to

Rieo.

for

dignity,

only in a citizenship in

ask

class bles-

for non

intervention

affairs

Thompson,

customs heart,

of as

Puerlong

as Puerto Rico .lives on grants gifts and charity so kindly exer-

may

and in

Puerto

as

a

in

Latin

language,

otherwise,

soul

and

Ricans

selves

be

country

in

but mind

think

of

Americans,

in the

them-

like

you

or any continental from New York, Texas, California or Hawaii

and

we

Alaska,

are

honor in right and

“the

to

seat has

Mr.

and

Thompson,

the Honorable Chavez’ speech

obviously

do

citizens

of

our

loyal

State

of

been

despising

the contrary,

I think Senator

such

of states, your Idol,

Man,”

humiliatingly scorning.

as

our

the family honor that

Quorum

On

and

headed

51

US. will fellow

a

lot

of

good. At least he is not afraid but honest to admit that he is considering the Puerto Ricans as his equals. Mr. Thompson, please take the trouble of reading a lot more about Puerto Rican history and_ kindly see

that

the

majority

Ricans

wish

and

of

at

home

man

who

McCarthyism

But

he

looked

could

died.

took

in foreign

over,

he

no

new

policy.

He

direction

simply

took

continued and extended foreign

policy

the

established

of State Dean Acheson. be simply stated:

The

policy

Puerto

wholeheartedly

to

of

It

can

containment:

of

building military bases and alliances around the edges of the Communist world. It was a policy established when the United States

a monopoly and

In

on

there

the

were

addition,

hydrogen

no

missiles.

Eisenhower

took

over and continued the TrumanAcheson foreign aid program. Recent Shocks But in recent years the United

States

has

after

suffered

another:

one

Iraq

shock

dropped

out

of the Middle East defense system

against

led

Russia;

by

the

Egypt’s

world,

President

asserted itself was no longer

anti-American Latin

Arab

Nasser,

Vice

in

Presi-

separately over a period of years they tended to be blurred in American memory. There was no deep self-examination in the 1956 campaign when

Eisenhower was re-elected.

There was no deep consideration given to the thought of looking at or changing the direction of American foreign policy. On the surface,

all in all, the world was seemed

to

Communist

At

the

same

calm have

good

Changes

time

the

changes

in the Communist world profound, starting with the of Stalin in 1953, shortly

Eisenhower Stalin’s

became idea

and

were death after

President.

of

Communist

ex-

force, and military action where possible, as in Korea. His principal successor, Premier Nikita’ Khrushchev, repudiated

ties.

You

ought

responsibili-

to

join

the

“American Superiority Complex Club” organized by Mr. Han-

sen,

who

only

economical

writes

about

question.

the

.

My father landed Rico July 25, 1898,

in Puerto married a

lady

from

Yauco,

and

born

im the coffee

town

I

was

of Yau-

co. My father never left the island and here he was inter

red.

I have

fy

his

to

honor

and

digni-

George Rio

L.

WORKER

both Stalin soft-pedaled

creasing

Communist

Minimum

It seems lieve

to

your

recent

that

Wage

quite the

bill.

difficult large

to be-

hotels

on

the island cannot afford to pay the proposed minimum wages, as these hotels charge rates equal to (and sometimes higher than) those of comparable hotels in the United

I noted that rials you refer bility

economic

He inwith

help,

and quick Com-

munism. den

of

approaching

States.

in your editoto the impossi-

maintaining

a

decent

anything

existence

on the 52 cents an hour paid to the garbage collectors. You: are

in

unveiling

the

of the

Russian

mis-

over

the

world.

they changed from one of

But,

to

their foreign naked terror

background.

and

women

Out from

But while Russian has remained same.

foreign policy

pretty

much

sure. I think

the

‘“‘The

bles’’—

who

lived

out

the

Antoinette,

well

Tale

of

and

memory Two

a

book

which

insistently

hotel worproblem, I

recalls

to

me

important

you fact

omitted

one

also—

that

they

really

can’t

pay,

the

minimum wages. : Mrs. William A. Hoffman { Santurce, ‘P. ‘RR.’

with

a “whiff

George

Sand,

of

Balzac,

unworthily.

the

come

the

and Jean

popular

with

in moments

sound

swaggering

of tumbrels

d’Artagnan

and

his

Valjean of ‘‘Les Misera-

Gen.

Robert

of gloom,

Lee’s

“Lee’s

soldiers

Miserables.”

Hugo and Dumas were born the same year, 1802. Balzac was then three. Tennyson and Gladstone were born in 1809. Thackeray, in

1811, Browning

has

and Dickens

produced

so

GI’s

many

“Pig

in 1812. No other so brief a span of years

masters

Alley”

of

words.

Named

After Famous Sculptor Yet, green is my embarrassment of ignorance of many years ago when, at a table in a noisy Pigalle cafe, I first learned the area takes its name from one of the world’s most respected sculptors, Jean

Baptiste The

Pigalle.

best

some

The weary it Pig

His

of

work

the

is in the

major

ones

do

good

GI’s of early

Alley,

can

1945 who

did not give much

museums

is

to

cheerfully,

thought

of

the

world.

display, reproductions.

and

with reason,

to the past

when

they

called

gathered

there to forget what they had seen in the battles which were a prelude A

sense

of the

Luxor

of that

of

world.

Column

Louis

is

and

then

have

Nor

do the

tangible

in

I like

where

XVI—

sounds

city.

history

to

the

others.

waik

to

guillotine

It whirs

tourists

Paris

the

it

Place

stood

with

of today.

—as

is

in

but

Concorde

which

traffic

took

today.

been?

a

few

and

the

the

What

life

of

must

the

When I was a young reporter an_ irascible managing editor, Marmaduke B. Morton, had a standing offer of $5 to any reporter who would ‘‘explain’’ Carlyle’s “History of the French Revolution ” to him. Some of us tried. But we never earned it. Nor was it ever clear te us that he didn’t understand, though Carlyle was a wordy man.

The clusion,

seize

description of the Emperor’s death is a moving one. The conreread for this occasion, will illustrate: “The executioners...

the hapless

Louis...

and

worth, stooping, bespeaks Heaven.! The axe clanks

Monday,

the

2ist

bind

him

to him: down: a

of January,

to their

plank.

Abbe

Edge-

‘Son of Saint Louis, ascend King’s life is shorn away. It

1793.

He

was

aged

thirty-eight

to is

years,

four months, and twenty-eight days.’ I remember how the youthful age startled me on first reading it. My image of emperors was then one of older men

Paris

Paris

changes.

Changes

Gl’s

who

much that is different. ence is widely evident.

But

have

Kilroy

Memories

not

has

seen

stayed

Cling

it since

here—

the

1945

would

find

American

influ-

But Paris after liberation will always be one I remembe r well... Scribe Hotel, without heat, with lanterns in the lobby with Ernest

the

Hemingway

and other notable

bar... where not too respondents had nightly

Every in

on

correspondents

I remember

and

every

their

faces

mOEnGEe trucks

and

how,

for

looked thin and unspeakably weary. That was a great plateau— January

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and

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for

where **s

Senator

preparing

speech

belongs—

the

the

spring

to

most

of

of

TEM{C:*Z’h[_ mM

KNEBEL Bureag

Adlai

hore

finds

duty.

them

1945,

Www

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ne

|

DAMON

there’s

Stevenson’s backers elaim

under

the

battle

flag!

“I

shall return—again and againiand

Democratic

is a messy

coming

back

he’ll have a “beachhead” on .the first ballot. Adlai will storm, as-

*€

Church

cor-

se

to

Johnson.”

Frank

reason,

at Chiback

others

in Asia, it’s nice to know the Thai that binds.

August.

Dick

he

Lyndon

Washington

Rayburn

in

speech

let’s send

Washington

pasting Nelson

war

FEVER.

FLETCHER

STAR

and

back

nominating “So

slaving

. By

Johnson

Congress

Nixon

in the basement

German

3

POTOMAC

Z

nightly

many weeks before, the filled the same chairs.

night one saw trucks filled with battle-tired soldiers

liberty—

again.

job—

**

In Los Angeles

up all those excerpts from Rockefeller’s statements. ***

that

revolution

Chopin,

of books

Cities,”

was

called, themselves,

that

employers would have the right to file an appeal under the proposed law in cases in which they

feel

who

of boyhood’s

key-note

quite right—and the kers have the same

very

blew

Marie

friends of ‘The Three Musketeers,”

cago:

shifted its tacties in a revolutionary way, American foreign policy

am

Hugo,

Has it been just 15 years?

Nothing testified better to Soviet progress and power than the sud-

to sweetness and light, with terror reference

editorial concerning the application to Puerto Rico of the pending

influence

undeniable evidence of the progress to be made under

do it, policy

Sir: In

seemed

and his policy. force and began

propaganda,

P.R.

WAGES

city

Murat, Richelieu, Robespierre, Napoleon, Dumas... the names march out of books and memory of things read in a great parade of men

limited to acts of terror, threats of

at taking EOTEL

influence

development, the satellites, the moon-shot. : Russian Policy Changes The Russians obviously still aim

Anderson

Piedras,

and

sile and

memory.

which

of artillery,

Victor

cities

developed

when

dent Richard Nixon visited there. Yet, because these events occurred

America control

captain

grape.’”’

riots

America

equal

and

haired

to the liberation

pansion

duties

McGill

is a

tell that some warrior, writer or figure out of history once lived there,

after centuries and docile to the West:

be first class citizens, with equal rights and privileges and with

Continental

“statehood.”

political Mr.

Ri-

karat have equal-

first and

American

Rico

heart,

personal

Rico

and

Puerto

in the decent place where it belongs in our family of States. Of course it is satisfactory if mind

vene in our possessions’ political and other affairs. Mr. Thompson,

how-

ever, is irritate some of our good friends here in Puerto Rieo and give the critics of the US. a juicy item to talk about.”

antithesis

cised by Congress with the mainland taxpayers money, we will have inalienable right to inter-

France:

I like to believe that some of the scars on the Church of St. Roche really were made by Napoleon’s cannons when he, as a greasy-

the

had

Puerto

in

PARIS,

restore

And

bomb

CHAVEZ

peace

By Ralph This

a!

quiet and harmony. He was elected. He did get peace in Korea, he gave the nation a sense of stability,

like

the

LETTERS ON

promised

was

by President Truman and Secretary

down

McCarthyism

suspicious | It

pages and personalities out of fiction, history and biographies. Because of this, I like to walk old streets and find the brass plates which

Korea.

basic

Campaign

In the 1952 Presidential campaign the country was unhappy over the

Korean

Americans

Eisenhower

2. American

Okina-

anti-Americanism dein Cuba and other

American

and

self-

examination to see where it’s going. This self-examination will become plain in the Presidential

the

Communists have mously in power,

SS

By JAMES Asseciated

*‘

*

¥

you

the city by car in rush

can cross hours

at

6 miles an hour. A horse and bug-

&

One Democratic delgate says gy could make 8.: Motto: In a he’ll feel out of place at Los An- hurry? Take a surrey. .° es *# * geles. He thinks he’s the only one of 3,000 delegates who hasn’t been q Sam Rayburn hotly denies ‘that promised the vice-presidency by Lyndon Johnson is quitting: the one

of the Kennedy.

cpt

oon

The

King

BeBe

of

brothers. y

Thailand

ei

presidential race

f

visits

In fact, it’sisaid

Johpson -himself is so stirre@, up ee

Washington. With all the troubfe’ ing.

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EDITORIALS 184 Years’ Old A few years ago, the 184th bifthday of a nation would have placed it among the yGungsters by comparison with the veteran indepenflent republics of the world. But in recent years, so;many new repubfics have been born, including the Belgian Congo born today, that the United States of America is fast acquiring

the

dignity

Everywhere

and

stature

under

the

of an

American

elder flag,

nation.

the Fourth

of July is a day for parades and fireworks. It is also a day for the citizen of a great republic to give thought to the meaning of freedom as it affects the life of the individual. The democratic freedoms we cherish so dearly are the same freedoms which men have lost

elsewhere

when

despots have

taken

advantage

of a

people’s refusal to stand up and fight in freedom’s cause. No man or group of men can ever deprive a people of their heritage of freedorn so long as each citizen

accepts

his

responsibility

as

a

citizen

of

the

nation. That responsibility carries as a major commitment respect for the nation of our citizenship, for its ideals, for its contributions to democracy and #s struggles to preserve freedom elsewhere in the world. One this July 4th, it behooves all of us to meditate a moment on how well we fulfil} this responsibility which we accept for the privilege of citizenship.

The

Senator's

HIS OTHER

Speech

Citizens For State 51 heard a veteran member of the United States Senate urge last night that the Congress authorize a plebiscite which would permit the people of Puerto Rico to maké a choice between statehood and independence. He:was Sen. Dennis Chavez, New Mexico Democrat wha has been through the political wars for more than 30 years, 25 of which

Only

HoeBY ~

In America

f

Everybody Wants To Make The Best Seller List

were spent in the U. 8S. Senate. Sen.

Chavez

fioz Marin

was

and,

high

in the

in his praise

finest

courtesy, called the Governor men

of

our

era’

whose

manship

have

who

presented

has

won

him the

tradition “on

of Gov.

of senatorial

the truly great

brilliance: and

.

. states-

worldwide: recognition,” people

with

‘‘a’ loaded

but

plebis-

cite’ law and, “by subterfuge,” thé Governor's party is trying ‘‘to shove it down the throats of the people.” He

added

that

it was

a measure

“passed

by

political

trickery.”

Otherwise, Sen. Chavez expressed his deep

admiration

for Gov.

Munoz

Marin.

|

Sen. Chavez made some persuasive points in favor of statehood in his speech last night, but his chief suggestion that Congress authorize a plebiscite was not a new one in Puerto Rico. The Statehood Republican Party has advocated such a road to statehood

for some is

that

time.

What

Congress

could

the Senator never

did

authorize

not mention a

plebiscite

without a prior commitment that it would grant statehood

The

or

independence,

whichever

history of territories moving

the

people

All authors

list.

he took Gautier’s book The Fleece of Gold buick had only sold 10,000 copies the year before and changed that to the Quest for a Blonde Mistress.

unique book

has

not been that easy. They all fought long and hard, as Sen. Chavez pointed out last night in describing the admission of his state, New Mexico, and Arizona.

We doubt that Congress is abput to change the formula for Puerto Rico and say,’ in effect, hold a plebiscite and if you select statehdoed its yours. We think the suggestion has a long-term vatue, but for

want

among

to make

all

is not among

others.

the best-seller

Harry ae

To gain an audience is the end of writing. But at . the same time every author imagines his book is

He’s

pretty

sure

the type of book which

his

always

sells well. For instance, the religious novel. Outside of the Bible,

the

book

which

has

in the English speaking

had

the

countries

greatest

Not

far

behind

this

book

is

Sienkiewicz, ‘‘the Noble Pole’. been reprinted more times in

is Im His Steps

than

any

millions film

other

work.

of dollars

twice

Best-Read

Vadis?

by

Que Vadis? has more languages

movies

in making

(but the second

question mark). °

The

Que

this

have

novel

spent

into

a

time they left off the Novel

The first time the movies made Bea-

Ramon

Navarro was the star.

These three

top best-sellers are all set in the early days of Christianity and have been counted, and still are, “spiritual

The

books.”’

Books about sex are the next best-sellers. The E. Haldemann-Julius Knew about that be-

King

Enjoys

Self-Help

Himself

became

The

Lust-

Or

‘How

To’ Books

The third great category is the self-help, or ‘“thow

to”

books.

They

may

not

make

sort

will

ever

Make

Friends

books

that

outsell

and

range

Dale

I Turned My all

Carnegie’s

Influence from

the

People.

God

Is

My

How

There

te

,

are

;

Yet

Neurosis Inte a Profitable

way

to

Dr

Nerman

Vincent

comfort. it

is possible

the taste and

that it benefits me lists have

that we

may

waderstinaelis

imtelligence of the American

ing public. A good recently

sign,

quite

apart from

personally, included

such

the

readfact

is that best-seller authors

as Joha

Galbreath, Vance Packard, and myself. Collectively our books have sold in the millions (inchuding paperbacks). None of these books promises

the near future it is more likely to serve as a handy

late

excuse Puerto

in his publishing career. Haldemann-Julius used to publish the “Little Blue Books’ which sold comfort, salvation, er convenience, or do they for a nickel. He had every author you could think Promise how to make a million dollars or how -of—Carlyle, Shakespeare, Poe, Emerson, Balzac, to get along with the boss. Nor, for that matter, Dumas._ do they contain a single four-letter word. There In, the late twenties, Haldemann-Julius start- is great hope and reason enough for all of us to aR ed to eliminate slow, selling bocks.. Far example be optimistic

for not Rico.

holding

any

plebiscite

of any

kind

in

All of which might permit thd people to weigh

the basic issues in the election campaign now under way,

and

vote for ‘programs

and ; projects

kind of government they.-want,.., st Bie p

and

the

Wigt

hae >

cause

he sold over

300,000,000

“‘little blue

books’

:

¢

Psychiatrist

Peale’s The Power ef Positive Thinking. Bishop Sheen’s Peace of Seul and Joshua Loth Leibman’s Peace ef Mind. There are books you can buy that bring

\

the bést-

selling list every Sunday, but they are read over and over through different generations. A book called How to Tie All Kinds ef Kmets did a big business and the writer of How te Be a Leader Among Men was eventually able to buy an original Rembrandt. Perhaps no modern book of any

Occupation

mark it as the best read American novel. Christ was, for the first time, one of the major figures

in a novel.

Hugo’s

ful King Enjoys Himself and so forth.

and How American

The sales of Ben-Hur by General Lew Wallace

Hur,

The following year sales were over 60,000. Victor

sales

by Sheldon. Published at the end of the nineteenth century the number of copies it sold is astronomical.

selected.

into statehood

By

a

Mu-

.


10

THE SAN JUAN

Wins

Spanish

UPR

Literary Prize

Student Mixes Stud ies With Work

Hans William Perl won this year's first prize in the Spanish Story Award contest which is held by the Spanish Department

for the first time this year to stimulate interest in creative writin’. It was sponsored by the English Department of the College of Humanities of vhich Professor Frederick N. Sackett is director. The subject was “Impressions of Puerto Rico 1987,”

of the College of General Studies of the Uniyersity of Puer-

to Rico. was

Thegtitle

“Otonal

of his

Claridad’en

theme

Mi,”

(Autumnal Clarity in Me.) Perl is the only continental ever to win the Spanish language prize, as far as university people connected with the contest can recall.

The

STAR — Monday, July 4, 1960

-|which each student was allowed to develop in his own way. Other Prizes Second and third prizes English contest went to

and the

his lifelong relationship with sea Native Of New York “Willy,” as he is familiarly known by his many friends, was born in New York City in 1938 and came to Puerto Rico several years ago with his family. He has just completed his first year at the University in the College of General Studies. He plans to Major in physics and mathema-

cate.

He was married last August to Anais M. Maceo who is also} attending the University where she is majoring in psychology

HANS

tinue

their

“lwith

PERL

studies.e

Radio

In Colombia (AP)—A

W.

They expect a child in ber but they both plan

New Volcano Colombia

The

poetry

award

was

won

by Sotero Rivera Aviles, and the essay award by Benigno Perez .|Santaliz. There were also second and third prizes in each division

tics

BOGOTA,

World-Wide Priest Shortage DALLAS, Tex. wide shortage of

greatest the

internal

Church,”’

sentative

(—The priests

is

challenge

the

world‘‘the

facing

Vatican’s,repre-

to the United

State&

said

. last week. Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi made the comment at an address at the final convention session of

the Serra International, a Catholic

layman's group dedicated to encouraging men to become priests. Chaulon and Ralph _ Sevillano,/ While a religious vocation is a students in the College of Peda- “call from God,’’ the atmosphere gogy. The winners were awarded in the family is vitally important, reference books donated by the the Archbishop said. Club de Mujeres del Colegio de “Television has brought into the Puerto Rico and special privileges home an emphasis on sex, for at the University library. instance, that’ does little to enThe first prize in each divi- courage vocations,’ he said. sion of the Spanish contest — He added that parents have a Poetry, Story and Essay— was responsibility to shield their chila $75 cash award and a frorh certifi- dren the dangers of the

story tells of an old Sailor

mew volcano has been formed by an earthquake in Santander Province and is spitting lava and steam, dispatches from the Borthern province said. The volcano burst forth last Thursday near the town of San Vicente Chucuri, about 175 miles Rorth of Bogota and not far from the craters of several extinct volcanoes. Its formation was preceded by a giant landslide) No casualties were reported.

in the Frank

Vatican Envoy. Church Faces

Septemto con-

Announcer

Willy’s income is derived from |

his work at radio station WHOA where his principal job is announcing, although he does hold a license from the Federal Communications Commission as chief engineer for the station. He works evenings and afternoons and evenings on week-ends. At 17 he joined the US. Air

Force

where

he

served

for

two

years. His hobbies, in the rare hours of leisure, are sailing and amateur radio work. r

YT

Willy say

also

won

contest

which

the

English was

held

smaller

cash

certificates. Ten ceived certificates mention.

awards

and

students refor honorable

CG Command Changes Hands Capt. John P. German, relieved Capt. John W. Ryssy as cammander of Coast Guard Forces in the Greater Antilles Friday in change of command ceremonies at the Coast Guard base in San Juan.

Capt. German arrived in San Juan last week from Sheboygan, Michigan where he commanded the icebreaker Mackinaw. Yesterday’s full-dress parade

ceremony ment

of

also marked

Capt.

the retire-

Ryssy.

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“If

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The shortage of priests in Latin America, he

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is greatsaid.

is even a shortage in the of Rome, he told the

group. “But then, there is alwat’s a-shortage in big cities.” : In his discussion of religion ard

politics

the

Archbishop

sai.

“There are many Catholic presidents in republics today, ard there is no instance of interfer-

ence from the church.” He safd President Charles de Gaulle £ France,

‘for

example,

is

a

Archbishop Catholic

about

Vagnozzi

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the

is

said

not

religious

issue

im

Presidential race. Catholic voters might have preference, but not the Church a

Three Released

NY Synod Raising

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Funds For Chapel At Inter American

by Assistant

U. S. Attorney

Jose

V. Toledo charges Rivera and Perez with steéling two dozen sheets of galvanized metal and charges Hernandez with receiving stolen goods.

Garbage Piles Up COPENHAGEN (#—With 201 garbage collectors on strike 600 tons of garbage a day are piling up in normally spic-and-span Copenhagen. A Health Board official said another hot spell could be ‘‘disas- | trous.”” A week-long heat wave “subsided Wednesday.

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| i

Sen. Kennedy Will Answer Truman's Criticism. Today BOSTON, nator

said

Mass.

John

Kennedy

yesterday

to

(AP)

cism

of

his

By New

Se-

reply

for

Hurrah.”

criti-

the

ment

Demo-

charged

in

not attend

the

National

gate

to the

conventjon,

have no be a party

are

end

on

the

in

in

the

role

“because

January,

of

cratic

Stuart

he

listed

Among

Sen.

Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, Gov. Robert B. Meyner of New Jersey, and Chester Bowles, Representatives from Connecticut.

Gov.

LeRoy

Collins of Florida

who man

will be permanent chairof the convention and who

was

also

as be

mentioned

by

denied

r.cged. Collins

the

said

convention

in

Los

Rhode

National

Guard

patrolled

the

riot

finally

“he

influen-

foothold

France,

Chinese

not

eliminated.

be

among

the

Marshall West

among

the

rebels

into

the

great

cease-fire

The

are

North

American

with

in

believe

in-

Red

opened

Festival, bottles

China have

to slow but infiltration,

at

The

the

quelled

to

tear: gas used fire

rebels have

pressure

the

compromise ing

money of the

Price Comes

have

Peiping,and

fierce

personal

is

Truman

>. at

true,

money

as

and

in the open

Mr.

Truman

religion

is

Mr.

fessional

politicians

add

Democratic

the

politicians

ex-

mand

to

vote,

and

South. attacked

Kennedy

among

the

in

his

th

or

not

acceptable

who

to

have

the

Northern

the power

pop

stemming The

They

this

inflationary secret

of

become

Consumer tration

guzzlers

when

trends

their

been

using

aid

toward

a

Top

been

re-

travel-

Red

By STAR

of

the

but

New

North.

cannot

York

the

WALTER

S.

Washington

of

aging

rans remembering

is belieyed to be a part rebellion’s budget.

Stevenson

the

support

Dallas

Democratic

Bronx

and

or

price

in

the

as;a

local

powerful

ost

of

when to of

the pop

the

price

Bop

Economic

distant

a distance,

and

this is what

went

from

six

to

- The. xesult—a_

compromise.

in. which

can

com-

of

the

pros

of

his

own

ard

which

is

to

quite

has impressed

This

is

thought

Angeles

intel-

the

point

could

he

into

Mr.

Truman

startle

domg

the

the

what

he

missed.

delegates

at

wanted

but

He Los

he

started late, and whenever a convention is confronted with a choice between the past and the future it always tends to go along with what is coming up.

Democratic

of decision.

PRIEST

guns,

House

minisced

Correspondent

combat

a

vete-

the rumble

of

members

re-

briefly

the

day

ists

opened

of

Puerto

last

week

Rican

fire

over

, Mexican

Farm

National-

measure

was

on, the

Representatives. The

memory

tickler

in

up. Adminis-

eight

cents

and

the, inflationary.

a

soft

was

the

whole-

to the presale price ($1.28 per case of 24 bottles , compared vious price of 96 cents per case) was shaved to $1.15 a case Cola .The cutback affects all soft drinks other than colas. bottlers claim they cannot cut below the new price of $1.28 and still make a profit, according to a report from ESA. A study cost of soda to the guzzler down to seven cents a bottle. The compromise price of $1.15 to the retailer brings the |

cost o fsoda This,

nually.

the

_...

to. the -guzzler..dowa ;to, seven ESA

estimates,

will

save

cents

consumers

a bottle. $1

Labor

up

Bill.

for

The

debate

House | March

1, 1954 when four fanatic, flag-waving independence seekers opened fire from the visitors gallery, wounding five lawmakers.

force

goes

bottle forced a showdown recently between Retailers drink bottlers, with the ESA acting as mediator.

cannot

machine

from

Loop,

32 bullets automatics

living.

tabilization

even

leaders

Chicago’s

Tumblinng Down

emerged

but

or

of the intellectuals of the get

or

South,

Backward

WASHINGTON —Like group

Chinese

power?

bilious

complaints the

week

of

techniques

intellectuals

Soda Pop Guzziers Rise Againts Inflation =" Soda

a

Ken-

young coming leaders of the Democratic party. These young men in all the Democratic parties from New York to California who have come to power in the past decade are not disrespectful of Mr. Truman, but it is the old story, noted by Shakespeare among others, that “men rather honor the rising than the setting sun.”

directly,

pros

was

party’s machine bosses in the State of Illinois. But Kennedy has already proved that he can

offered as a comwho has made no

Democratic

he

whereas

the

at

of

the allegiance

capture

began

situation

that

to put together a combination, all Démocratic politicians since F. D. R. have failed to put together. Johnson can put together, the pro-

before

convention

again

Kennedy,

better

really

is

nedy

thought

than

politician

North,

the

Truman

it

extraordinary

this

of

political maneuver than anyone Washington has seen since Franklin Roosevelt. Kennedy’s strength is that he has been able

this

been

that

better

implied

have

paradox

The

and

was

S. TRUMAN

Solons Discussing Farm Labor Reminded Of Nationalist Gunfire

door

Chinese

West

It

that

Looking

Chinese

in‘ Algeria.

missions to

the

permanent :

threat of ‘Red

HARRY

and

openly

the

qdomtacts

the

limited,

at least one and feared the most:

ploited to aid Senator Kennedy’s cause. All this, however, could have been argued by Mr. Truman at the Democratic convention. Nobody could have denied him the right to speak

is

and

creasing

as Mr.

leaders

officials

capital

back

lectuals of the North, and Lyndon Johnson, who

between

Tunisian

dramatized

_progress

will

talks

mebels

instincts

is extremely

promoted things he

and Stevenson obliquely, he promise Senator Symington,

and

influence

combative

which

tween North and .4 And having

disappointéd.

bel

‘And The

(AP) — in North

Chinese

between

throngs.

at the

the

of

views would have carried weight at that time, particularly if he had stood above the battle and not tried’ to destroy Stevenson as well as Kennedy. 2. He hurt Kennedy very late in the battle when Kennedy probably cannot be stopped. 3. He was contemptous of Stevenson, who is probably the only possible compromise be-

BOROWIEC

reached

At least 30 persons were injured, the majority suffering cuts and bruises.

hoses

today,

government

soon after police threw bombs and firefighters

War,

place

natural

power,

afternoon.

self-styled eb@

was

a

process he two of the

delegates

out

and

World

particularly his brother Robert, have run a very tough campaign. They have been as ruthless in their own way behind the scenes in gathering

broke

Jazz

cans

democratic

the

packed

Newport

wanted

This does not mean that Mr. Truman did not have a case to make. Senator Kennedy, and

the

youths, unable to the already-

beer

all deoppor-

on

when some 12,000 to gain admittance hurled po ice.

a

Red

preliminary

*°F.

demonstrations

he

ideological divisions and feelings within the Democratic party, and thus exposed its weakness and helped the cause of Richard M. Nixon. Mr. Truman’s Case

candidates.”

a strong

police he

causes

organization

have

his

1. He

sweepstakes,

° TUNISIA (diplomats

fear

has

France.

O

Se-

The rebel cabinet is expected to issue a communique today on

Newport

firefighters

make

ANDREW

in the wake of riots in which thousands of jazz devotees fought on one side and the U. S. Marines,

and

Johnson,

the leadership of the Algerian nationalist’ rebellion. The feeling expressed by several Western embassies is that even if a.compromise peace is

yesterday

of

to

of their

Africa

Island

streets

tunity

choice

ce

is

Angeles

troops

B.

Presidential

By

Jazz Devotees Riot At Newport Festival NEWPORT,

and vindicate state-

the

political pit, and took the Presidency the precinct. ‘ he did was even worse than what he 1956, when his fascination with the of partisan politics led him into a and humiliating campaign to nominate Harriman. He confused his popularity the Democratic party, which is great,

his

in the maybe

charge.

Lyndon

TUNIS, Western

Truman

one of several who should considered as a possible can-

Gidate,

with

de-

Algeria Rebels Supported By Red Chinese

Mis-

were

has

said in Washington that legates should have the

Sen.

others

rigging

vention

possibilities, the ex-Presireaffirmed his backing of

souri, for the nomination.

also

nate majority leader and now considered: as running second behind Kennedy in the pre-con-

Presidenof

the

Sen.

tial cent

the

Chairman,

nied

1961.”

Symington

Second the

will

into the back to What did in struggle hopeless Averell within

of ‘a

President

home and abroad. In listing ten other

all

very “Last

he hurt the party, he hurt himself, and he helped the Repullican party.

the

followed

Truman went on calling upon the convention to nominate “a man who not only can be elected but who will know what to co to pull the country out of the difficulties we are in now

at

hurt

something Truman’s

events of his era, far above partisan politics, and far above the events of most Presidents of the Union. Yet today, perhaps because life tends in its later years to go back to its beginnings, he

pre-arranged affair. SEN. JQHN F. KENNEDY In making a direct appeal to, reply expectea Kennedy, Truman said, ‘Senator, are you quite certain that Saturday such charges are “comwithout foundation.” you're quite ready for the coun- pletely Paul Butler, National Demotry or the country is ready for you

Service

to help; he hurt the Presidency,

and

NATO,

con-

aspects

of

Plan,

desire whatever to to proceedings that

taRing

News

In human and historic terms, this is a tragic story. When the history of this century is written, Harry Truman, who presided over the

vention opening Monday at Los Arveles. The ex-President said that he hed resigned as a Missouri dele‘7

he

NEWS MAKER

Independen-

ce, Missouri, Saturday that the Democratic National Convention has been “fixed” to assure Kennedy’s nomination. Truman told a_ nationally-televised press conference that he

wll

RESTON

Times

For in his savage

today,

.

cratic Presidential nomination. Former President Harry S

Truman

JAMES York

WASHINGTON—There was sad about former President

today

Truman’s

bid

Harry's ‘Last Hurrah

(D.-Mass.)

he'll

ex-President

—

Truman’s Tactics Questioned

million

an-

A little year old

aways of

A

of

at

least

and P-38 chamber

Nationalists

were

humor crept into sixrecollections, as_ it

seems

bygone

hail

from Luger swept the

to

do

in

accounts

battles.

Alvin M. Bentley (RRep. Mich), who received a nationalist slug in his chest, said he never comes to the floor to dis cuss the Farm Labor Bill “with. out some apprehensive glances up in the galleries.”


.

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FOURTH

GENERAL

of July,

TENDENCIES:

1960

your

This

and

is avery strange day. A smile will remove

all

opposition,

but

Righter

if

A

ges,

necessary.

you

can

time.

be very have

certainly One

have

those

and

when

tur®

any

21

rest

to

you

on

the

good

Show

ism

pa-

citizenship.

give

think

close

tie.

CHILDREN

you

about

Get

today

will

are not extravagant pleasure.

LEO

bring

you

anything eare you

in matters

of

(July 22 to Aug. 21) This

under

gressive VIRGO

your

roof.

Later

be im the company

people. (Aug.

22

to

get

of pro-

Sept.

WIPR-TV CHANNEL

your

is the ideal day to come to some perfect agreement with those who out and

into

which

TODAY 5.15 and 8:30 PM. |

an

(June 22 to

success in just about you attempt, but take

live

TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Leave house early and avoid arwith

=

is absolutely

to dis- July 21) You are full of magnet:

do nothing

relationship.

MOON

highway

21)

relaxation—

will

impress

22)

important

special

persons

talnts and

6

By Chuck I one

with

magnet:

SCORPIO

If you you

follow

regulations,

jeopardize

very

ant interests today. SAGITTARIUS

22

Puerto

instead

with

of

allying

persons

you

Yunque.

dent

know

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Make it a point to get toge-

ther with influential comrades so (Jan.

21

to

Feb.

who

can

kelp

you

the

through the courtesy of SHULTON, °o

f San

INC.

Juan.

WIPR-TY | TY

Ne

3:00

demeas

Ft.

Benning,

day

a tem

from

Wednesday

Ga.,

visit

where

he

SRESSY Se

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and

are

and

Mrs.

French

Consul

|-3

din-

country

for

the

in a Dianne

Plainfield, of

high Mil-

N.

the

J.,

is

Theodore

Schultz

is

with

Mobil

,

Muftoz, Puerto Rican will dance the roll of

“The

will

Sleeping

open

through

July

the

Beauty,”

8 and

10th.

Available

SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT

take

place

at the

male

and

female

“Baa

Baa

“WHO

Rosa,

ATROOP COMMAND” “HOT ROD GANG”

Night “THE

"THE

Cartoon

Show:

Festival

Brigitte

Bardot

THE

BIKINI“

GIRL

IN

CURSE

OF FRANKESTEIN”

RIALTO-SAN JUAN “MIRACLE

OF

THE

Leer

at

next

the

Anyone

2-4608

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rehearsal

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Cathedral

Santurce...

from

their

Radio

the recent Casals Sunday.

Ft.

among

throughout

Mrs..Ramén

and

Mrs.

Louis

Mrs.

Brooke

others

and

and

A.

were, Nadal,

E. Akele,

Rafael

Home.

D.

and

Col. Capt. Capt.

Pagan.

Col.

at UPR,

and

Nadal, former professor of Military

Science Mrs.

and

Nadal

Tactics

returned

recently

from

a two year tour of Europe. Capt. and Mrs. Abele have been reasign-

ed

LADY?”

AMBASSADOR - 12 M, “PAR

him

every

Present

SOMBRA”

THAT

Sheep.”

for

to

the

10ist

YOLANDA

production,

tained friends at an informal dinner on Thursday eyening at Casa

Lamearque

WAS

singers

(he is Professor of Military Science and Tactics at UPR) enter-

HAVANA”

LA

..

the summer, starting July 3. Col. and Mrs. Rafael Montilla,

- Ernie Kovacs

EN

Theatre.

Black

20,

broadcasts

MATIENZO Por “AMOR

UPR

in St. John’s

stop

Festival

LORRAINE - 12 M,

Libertad

Frank-

Station WGMS in Washington, D. C. will present delayed concert

LSS

IN

children.

new

The

Wednesday

Lancaster 5 Audrey Hepburn “THE UNFORGIVEN”

MAN

a

to benefit

their call

mediately. Hall,

Guinness

of

interested

For

TODAY

“OUR

is

Ivan Rodriguez calls to say the Little Theatre of P. R. needs both chorus

Pictures

retarded

con-

This

lin Yezer, from the Ballet Russe of Monte Carlo will -dance the male role. The productions will

PM.

Seats

Waiting

“JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE

Changel 6 2¢45) 42

to

wil] join his coun-

guest

Yolanda ballerina,

mentally Last weeks Now Matinee Everyday Inctuding Holidays

TODAY 5:15 andMu Od8.30~. 5PMof .he ||] SUPER DRIVE-IN tenoemnsstiltttReheneaimnatteed

Bliss, Texas. Col. Montilla return. Pi

ed

the

items

Lotti Tischer production

Metinee:

as a public service

also 4

(from

at a farewell

his

Bucaré.

tinue

HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M.

is presented

are

resi-

carpets,

Hen.

Oil Caribe here.

which

known

picture

Rico,

house

in

3-23.

Toni Curtis - Janet Leigh

This

wife

for duty in Fort ¢

Schultz family at their lovely home

MUSIC HALL hens

Wallace.

the

Dalichamp,

ler of North

Phone

Narrated by the well

Mike

and

Princess Aurora in Miguel Petipa’s

of the effort of man

c omentator

and

useful

honored

ballet,

Alec

american

Rico,

try’s Foreign Office diplomatic position...

23-3512

to explore space.

time

Sabutan

hand-bags,

past six years,

constructive activity for real hapPiness and soul pleasure.

Burt

and dramatic picture

long

of

other

presenting

Phone

A vivid

a

Pagam

leaving the ROTC

ner in La Concha’s Anacaona Room

vance ethically. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) Forget dull duties today and get out into world of pleasure and

The exciting story of

rockets.

to E!|

Capt.

on Thursday evening. Dalichamp, who has been in Puerto Rico re-

to ad-

Of curere ace

development of space

pur-

close

Puerto

to Puerto

OP AaT AMENTO DE INSMUCCION PUBLICA ted AS OC nee

the scientific

to

jointly

many

Reger

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“THE RACE LOR SPACE”

trip

have

which

Rico

19) Concentrate upon your most important goals taday and be sure you get together with those indi-

viduals

recent

acreage

Adrian,

in

Eleanor traveling

New.

made) is already a_ land-owner in that district, and plans eventually to move his factory and home to the El Yunque area... The Consular Corps in Puerto

that you can work out any important affairs you have i: mind.

AQUARIUS

her

manufacturer

yourself

hardly

on

that

Gurewitsch,

physician to and her

some

on Old

he tells me David

Rico,

chased

to

Dec. 21) Be gure you follow through on what you have start-

ed

and Dr.

companion

import-

(Nov.

and

personal Roosevelt

21)

Adrian Dernbush recent trips into

Juan,

he

(Oct 23 to Nov.

don’t

may

caught of his

San

ism.

METROPOLITAN

presents

OFF THE CUFF

and

cin 1 Sel

them

LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Every chance is yours in A. M. to

your

to June

and

This

to | opportunity

ARIES (March 21 to April 19) | Being very active is excellent today, provided you work construe tively and meet all obligations you have made

gument

(May

for

work only at what

a dif-

days

day

careful that yeu do not | goals and aspirations.

accidents

trivtisni,

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outlets

produce.

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at

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constructive

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MONDAY,

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from the University ROTC

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faculty.

"AL'S LITTLE CLUB

observed

MUNOZ

during their summer &ncampament

there.

The Army’s

7:30

Rove Pie sine

é

talented artist,

Dan Stinner has returned to the states for discharge, and will make his home in Pennsylvania... Qne of San Juan’s favorite bartende s,

Inocencio “Chincho”’ Segarra jis now mixing his famous concocti@ns at La Danza, one of OSJ’s

est restaurants... Talented jaz pianist, Paul Nives, formerly “at

Ocho Puertas, has decided to Te-

main in Puerto Rico be a lucky inn-keeper

him.

and that

it will snares

f

“nlm

¢

Bell Kills Ringer BREST,

France

W—A

chiugh

bell pealing for a baptism

loose

in

its

belfry

and

brdke

knocked

the bellringer, Sexton M. Pherjje, across the church roof to degth in the street. 3

1554 Ponce de Lesa | Puerto Rico’s Littlest |

With

The Paul

at STOP

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23

Chinese

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«


THE ‘SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, July 4, 1960

Burt Lancaster Goes Back

Our Man

in San

Juan

A Winnin’

To East Side Slum For Film “On

GAVZER

YORK

(AP)

he is something can

dream

ple kept

reminding

of

the

and

a nobody.

he

came flour

was

childhood

back

neighborhood

—

gamin

there.”

Negro.

s

a.

Ht didn’t

get

mean,

but

1 managed: to

take

care

of myself. .G Fighting Different,; Toa The fighting was different, too.

“We

his an

fought

recalls,

in gangs, fancaster

“just

like

they} do

now,

but we weren’t out to kill. There were no knives or guns pr or baseball bats.” ,

neighborhood

had

whidh

played

a big part in his life: the Union Settlement House. “T’ve

never

said

much

about

this, but that’s where

I first had

anything

dramatics.

Bob

to do

Parsons,

with who

later

headed

the drama department at Columbia, was

about others my

there.

Once,

when

I was

12, Parsons and some came to my howse to ask

mother

if I could

work

with

adults in a play.at the American Laboratory Theatef. I duck-

ed

out

the

I thought

fire feels

something

special

agers

were

who

East

Side

slum.

It

was

no

sen-

timental journey. The slum is the background for his new movie,

“A

Matter

People

Of

Conviction.”

Warmer

Then

time

since

I’ve

been

here,

but

I think the major difference between the way it is now and when I was a people seemed

then,” “I

he

says.

was

born

kid is much

that the warmer

In

the

stéry,

there,

on

POUGHKEEPSIE, -—Vincent

Astor

valued

more

Astor

Feb.

left to

(AP)

an

estate

a

$127

in

1959.

New

appraisal. chief

City

bene-

a

charitable

The ‘will was fought by Astor’s half-brother, John Jacob Astor III, who was not named

of

court

beneficiary.

for

a child

a

He

settled

reported

out

$200,000.

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week

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eight,

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cooperative.

violation

sold

of the United citizen

has

per flew

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boys

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prominert

SAN

re-

Trade

Washing-

National

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in

the

contest

name

of

the

a $2 fine,

President

means

This

of America.

States

.. or to the

and

eventually

Supreme

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cent.

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away.

from

they

with

much

last

season,

success is

at

the

having

than

made

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by

Code.

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ward

and

the film

20

stars

SJ

Drama

script

with

changes

have

self-imposed

James

Julie Newmar.

Mason,

Festival Hollywood

Susan

Statuesque

Hay-

(to say

the

least) Julie Newmar played the sexy Scandinavian dish who disrupts a college professor’s tidy life im both the Broadway and San Juan stage versions.

must

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said

Joljnson

is still

I want a

to see

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would

FLIGHT

SCHEDULE

“Departt

San

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Depart

San

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Juan

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aircraft.

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THE

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ST. THOMAS,

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book,

attend the Republican Convention

in Trinidad

a

take

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: : : ration, with offices and hang-

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my candidate and him make it.”

in Chicago.

issued

BETWEEN JUAN AND SALINAS-GUAY AMA” AND SAN JUAN AND ARECIBO

in this

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and

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Boston.

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his there

whom she expects to win the Democratic Presidential gomination.

scene.

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tion in Los Angeles to root for Sen. Lyndon Johnson (D-Tex) to

issue

his case to the First Circuit Court cf Appeals

Perle Mesta Will Back

Here

summer .

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senator

are pale pink.

it.”

Democratic

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Caribe.”

new

grounds.

six

Diaz,

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Mesta,

an

8

DEPT:

cigars

100

track but

Davila

to know,

with

“Modern Bride’ magazine includes a feature on del Reina “La entitled in PR honeymooning

Arecibo, contributed a flamingo which obviously needed caring for, because it was dull gray and white. “Healthy flamingos, bird lovers will be interested

husband

her

ee

Several weeks ago a freak helicopter accident at the finish line frightened away the seyenth. Then last

while

Hogar,”

del

Christmastime.

ROMANCE

the

Comandante

on the

were

a dis-

Dominicana Carmen delight of the show,

present

around

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Henry

offspring

at some smoke shops in OSJ. Rum and wine “cured” cigars are more exptnsive because they are imported from Europe.

RARE

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channel 2. It’s just that Despradel, the red-headed

why,

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DEPT:

vices

police records,” says “They couldn’t be

STEEL 205

why,

to keep

shrimp

pink.

television

watching

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centrate

and

§

many

JUNIOR

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a dimpled

Castle. The best Romance,’’ “Two

who

presents a step forward for them. Tkey know I came from here,

the

York

York

The

Foundation,

a

have

terted

Highlights of his act are a rivet-fast impression of’

from

in

Ifglian

a red

gang that switched to repertory under

minister.

and

the

COMING

winnin’

‘‘The Glory of Love,’”’ and a

about

the Four Step Beguine.”

ton hostess, says she js going to

organization.

as

Centurions,

Perle

ficiaries were the widow, Mrs. Brooke Russell Astor, and the

Astor

song

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in

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why about the wonders of heaven and earth. It’s taken from-a French lullaby called ‘‘Little Child.” Buckner’s the kind of tap dancer who’s been seen seldom since days of Broadway stage shows.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Mrs.

mil-

New

commission

died

3,

N. Y.

than

according

tax

(in Spanish),

charming

Johnson At Convention

More Than $127 Million

state

between

a

eyes,

e

oyer

‘Vincent Astor's Estate

at

Souls’’

Rican gangs. The Puerto youths are members of

made

160th and Third Avenue,”’ he says.

lion,

recruited

film.

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She’s

face that’s as Irish as Blarney of Reynolds includes ‘“‘I’ll Take

fepresents

new

more

red hair, green

to ‘the | teenpgrt

film with Iancaster.

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he

take

of

spirit.

stuff.”

to

the

much

Special

streets

Puerto Rican

... long way up

sissy

the

is warfare LANCASTER

was

rt

Lancaster

and

them

including

diet

be fed a strict

escape; becausé

acting

Represents

quality

lass with

chains

Lancaster, now 47, spys there was one good thing ‘the old

BURT

SHOW BIZ DEPT: New show at the San Juan

and

in a fight.

the his

in

Were the

family

the atmosphere was morbid. It was rough. Every time you went into the streets you’d .wind up

bald-

from from

By Al Dinhofee

either

The neighborhood now has different faces, mostly Puerto Rican

Irish-English

changed.

poor

the

w re

“When the depression came, it

Lancas-

was

said

man who brushing

hends. Lancaster

peo-

ya runnin’ around a stocky kid al-

fightin’,’

headed bakery,

Burt

time

“I remember here, ya was

ways

true—famous,

healthy, rich—the

ter

you

Hotel’s Cfub Tropicoro features singer Sheila Reynolds and tap dancer Conrad Buckner. Sheila’s an operatic-trained soprano who possesses a

only

Though

like an Ameri-

come

handsome,

—

block

Italian or Jewish. We

AP News Features Writer NEW

our

ah x

BERNARD

ait

By

Lass

AND

CARGO

OF PUERTO

CORPORATION SERVICE

THROUGHOUT

RICO, VIEQUES,

ST. CROIX, ST. MARTIN

AND

CULEBRA ANTIGUA

"7 FOR “GLARSIFIEDS, CALL’ 3-8400


realtor.

or

government

yours scores

specialist

complete for sale,

able July

15, to August

telephone.

References

Pictures, of houses

Our

ALLEN FRANCISCUS REALTORS AND ASSOCIATES. 3 Nafrn and Ashford Avenne, Condado 3-3506, 3-6775 279 a

REALTY.

tne,

has

wm

;

pantry,

quiet

St.,

Near

Ry

And

La

Concha.

day

-

Call

FOR

RENT

ation

HH28,

2nd

brxive

seo

a

Aytey

August

PM,

Ist.

terrain,

$300

5 PM,

unusually

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monthly.

6-0000

Ext.

Week-

368;

after

6-7472

76

LUXURIOUS Near

RESIDENCE

Ponce

de

Leon

built-in

furniture,

studio

C3

garage. 8 Hato Rey.

Betances Street, Phone 6-5516.

that

bathrooms, room and

Floral

Park,

127

75

74 N Sa

VEGA BAJA beach, rado Golf Course:

4

APARTMENT Condominium Rafael f Stop lt, Ponce de Leon n facing the Condado Lagoon edrooms, 1 baths, liwing-dining room 1 € Mor anfur,a.teon Pet 21317

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Rafael

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CENTRALLY Nents on » buses.

ap? close hath

set,

quiet

£ S125 tarde

monthly

Renting

table

ware,

for

three

months,

August. September Call telephone 6-5936.

Price eo

reason-

6A |

FOR

RENT

in

the

of-Miramar,

tifully

styled

best

residential

comfortable

house.

Four

sec-

and

beau-

bedrooms,

in

Miramar,

two

Bedroom,

gany nook and cabinets, carport. garage, service quarters, lawndry reom. Furnish-

linen,

Olimpo

screen-

Ave,

air conditioned, large living dining room, large family

baths,

modern

kitchen

78

room,

room,

with

San-|ed with TV & Hi-Fi. $454 formation telephone 3.5205

2159

new

cor-

telephone 3-3454. Saturdays and Sundays. 29-9334 2120 76 HUICY 1% — Available for rent July ist in

exclusive

Condado

Section.

Two

story

concrete house with four bedrooms, two baths, living. dining. study. and maid’s

2.3220.

Can

2130

and other facitities. PartRent $300. Information

be seen by appointment.

7

VILLA CAPARRA: 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, living room, dining room enclosed upsservant’s

kitchen,

pantry,

porch,

quarters, with bath. Large garden, extensive terraces. House partly furnished. 3-6669.

Phone 2132

77

COMFORTABLE FURNISGED screened bungalows. at beautiful Vaciatalega Beach, Montebay. Boca de Cangreios Road Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals [deal for picaics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations 1410 Salvador. Prat, Santurce. 6

CAPABRA

charming

home

for

rent, furnished. Three airconditioned bedreoms.

big

£rounds.

$300.

porch,

Cali

all

rooms

days

monthly.

HOUSES GARDEN —

maho-

monthly.

large.

3-9757,

Lovely

nights

FOR

HILLS

three

—

bedroom

8-1298.

75

FOREST

farm,

excellent

Garden

Hills

acre or short FRANCISCUS ciates. 3-3506. HOME

ACQUEDUCT —

HILL

plus

grazing

34

land.

Extension.

Sale

HILLS

telephone, Center, 3

Marginal

B_7.

acre

Adjoins

$3,990

per

term lease, $245. monthly. REALTORS and Asso SEE OUR EXHIBIT AT

Has

two blocks from Bayamon bedrooms, living-dining, bath,

7”

CONDADO version

SECTION

to

rooms,

guest

810

-

Has

lot.

4

1472

large

nue. Will leave $50,000 mortgage.

Ave-

Can be

& Muniz, Santurce.

2146

718 BUCARE

DEVELOPMENT:

for

im-

mediate occupancy Functional Builders offers its “‘Caribaire* and “Buccaneer” homes,,each having: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, equipped kitchen, 2-car carport liberal mortgage: homes opened by -apPointment only Cali Arturo Saldafia, Tel. 2-2768 2022 16 BAYAMON:

House

with

yard, Quick sale. business is done.

Another

in

Available as soon as Reasonable price. See

420.

Comerio

Calle

it at 21101

lot.

76

SANTA

LOTS

FOR

MARIA:

2700

Panoramic

view,

high.

Architect-designed

gratis

with

SALE meters

$5.50

plans

purchase

per

beautiful

meter.

FRANCISCO

—

OPPORTUNITY

—

Brand new modern architect-designed four bedrooms, two baths, with dressing room, spacious modern built-in

living and dining room, kitchen, laundry-maid’s

room with bath, two big terraces, barbecue area,

front and back 1383 meter lot.

Fully

lawn,

cyclone

729,

Roosevelt.

landscaped,

fence.

for swimming pool and play yard. terrazzo floors. Screens. Cintron 2-0911,

Box

2122

76

MODERN HOME himself. Therefore

built by contractor for no corner cutting. One

third acre fenced, landscaped, shady. covered

kitchen,

patio,

brick

stainless

steel

700

Bar

B-Q.

New

stove,

oven,

sink,

blender and grill. Four bedrooms, four baths. Also 20 x 40 foot filtered swimming pool. You can’t

In cool Reparto San Francisco. find more yalue than this for

May take trade.in Tel. 6-5003.

2141

77

lot.

Others,

Hills. 2-0911.

BAYAMON

Metro

76 MILITARY

ROAD

—

politan Zone - 27,000 meters -— Classification I-1. Land worth $4. per meter, factory plus other building worth $75,000. will sell in pecnase fer $170,000. Mr. Jie s

menez Otero. 9-1

doors

clocks,

and

Diego

fixtures,

windows

Aves.,

Puerto

Intercontinental.

beach. All vate bath,

minutes in

BUILDINGS

FOR

Telephone

9-1175, D.

Sar

restaurants

Breakfast

Isla

served

Verde.

Juan,

raniar,

Cuiibe new Social

sy%

Gus

GUES1I

with

(RFD

1,

Puerto

Rico.

HUUSE,

tm

tovely

view.

Near]

ocean

Hilton and Condado

nished Security

Vea

nice

401-402,

UF

;

Guest

Ashtord

and All

e

.

HOUSE

22

Avenue,

etficiency screened conditioning section

tours Mrs

for

One btock Beach

do

MARIGAL 2 d nd t Rear r

Annie

De

couples

-

ma ,

travel

3-6231

Mauret.

s

area with

us, an

1017

and

Manager

Ashford

oceanfront

tel sea,

r F inciuding

modern,

terrace stairway

BLANCHE

single Near

Guest

air conditioned beach Sun

Frouse

with 7

492

3-2936.

ur

patio,

some

air

charm

now

offer some

bath,

conditioned

COTTAGE - Completely airgonditioned bedroom moathly

Cacique,

_rates

Santurce.

1774

furnish. private

Las

3-3091

Americas

section.

GUEST

HOUSE,

walk

lo-

ventilated

Ave.

1310,

tele-

2134

WASHINGTON

67

GUEST

beach in Condado and

HOUSE

airconditioned.

terrace

with

chairs. lounge Big

-

It’s fun to watch Steinwa

television for our sueste

financing.

hotels — walking distance from centers. Manager, P Cc

Miss

FRONT

Luquillo needs

-

manager

room

ing

Phone 713

concrete

Cruthirds, 955

AUNT

served.

UF

Guest

atmosphere

1850

McCleary

House

Delicious

Ave.

Tel

3

With

excellent

the

rental

tourist

of

accommodations,

DONCELLA

from

Singles

with

or

716

or rent

one

$5.,

Nicest’

HOUSE

without

beach

doubles

airport. 108 Doncella cias, Santurce.

St.,

privi-

section,

near

Las

busses.

Sun

conditioned

rooms,

Box 251

Loiza

12384

Cooking

phone

extra

or

BEACH

beach.

meats

winds. becue 3-233L

HOUSE

Rell

out

Aircomditioning

-

bed by

on

into the

the trade

Breakfast included. Outdoor barat your disposal 1850 Atlantic,

1384

UF GUEST

BOUSE

—

Taft

53.

Each

room with private bath, hot and cold. water, independent entrance. Special rates by the month. 2-0687 or

e es 128 es REE Bar Bn nee oc ID2 2206, 08 es WS Bes be a ep

cae a ops Mie

rent.

Oy ei

hen,

Tr lot. $100 729,

rent Box

6 at

2 section

Cash $5,300, Jor $80

[nformatioa

telephone

‘

™

FOR

FOR

RENT

ZENE

-—

air

conditioned,

lobby, parking. Darlington For information, 2-1638.

Apart. 4

Ue

TO

BEDEOOQOM.

two

RENT

two

bath

WIDOW

bedroom

preferably

3rd

apartment.

Condado

floor,

San

Juan.

heuse,

in

WASHING

$125.00

OUR

or

one

or

screened.

seeking

unfurnished,

Miramar.

Secoad

Write

SR,

Bex 3

|ORS’ week

up,

APPLIANCES

MACHINES

at

and

dryers

INSULAR

kilo.

2.8

IRONERS,

from

Trujillo

$125.00

from

DISTRIBU'’t-

annual WAREHOUSE at Mufioz Rivera 875

plus

2

com-

8-1327.

Rivera

875,

Trujillo

SALE this * Rio Piedras Alto

up.

Road

brand.

new

Rio

Alto

Piedras

and

Road.

kilameter

»

Real Estate Corner BUCARE

High,

cool,

—

An

exceptional

suburban

and

room_residence room.

with

complete

Telephone

at

$30,000

location!

just

easy drive from town. Modern

a

quick.

three bed-

kitchen,

instalied.

with

Re-

generous

VILLAMAR

houses

popular

are

—

Near

the

immediately

neighborhood.

sea.

Two

available

Both

are

'

fine

in this

moderr,

three m homes with well equipped kitchens, telephones. One property. im cludes am income producing mirador — the rent will pay your mortgaga and taxes.

PLANNING TO BUILD? Call us now for an appointment te see a fine selection of building sites. Excellent, reasonab'y priced lots are available now in Bucaré, Maria,

tillo, Cupey

DeliPilar,

G, ardens.

Robert

Monterrey,

Tin-

@ .

Tschudin Realtor

TELS.

3-5315

3-6535

to

directly

of

Real 957 ‘Three

2.8

Poche me sae

UF

HILS

of

modern

industrial

capital.

78

For

write

Santurce.

Yaboa

screened.

HOME

reasons. AND AS.

SEE

apartments

8-0406,

hours

Office

air.

facilities.

2-9352

Station,

and

Be

2160

Ma-

all

ft.,

with full factory warranty and service, at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at ox,

HOUSE -— restaurants,

terrace,

CLUB:

BAYAMON

$490

UF

water.

-

47

your Call

Kitchen

sq.

Bayview, 3 bedrooms, built-in elgsets, — just painted. ocean view, always cool, concrete garage. 300 sq. meters.

3011,

ef our

1691

TAFT

Rico.

300 yards

Punta

Loiza Av.

7.000

NEAR

buildings for sale. | 1817

Airconditioned

$8.

residential

-

Street.

mercial sections, totalling 247 rooms, ideal for motel or guest house. Telephone

UF

-—

™

REN,

Porch, 350 cash. For Realty,

2157

Now

get the

for ete.

Miguel

operating

States medical — REALTORS —

ly priced accomoda- | financing.

you

OB

living, dining room, FHA $9,000, $2,900 per month. i

or

-

building,

with

Santa

GUEST

beautiful

leges.

a

3-6802

io

24 hour-aday lean of a car sightseeing, nite club visiting, 2-0486 anytime. 1475

the

with

~ CLASSIFIEDS Tel

| tions.

information,

2 3994.

JENNY’S:

CONCEP

2-6908,.

this floor space has 22 Ft. ceiling ith no central cotumns. Private parking “for 14 automobiles. Call 2-0524, Preferably from 9:00 AM tilt 2:00 PM. or write tocJ. Oro R San Martin Station, Rio Piedras, 2112 i 73 “Wine w anne

THREE

2-1084.

possibility.

profits

APARTMENT

utility

| NEW

San

-SALE

BUILDING

WANTED

proposition

Telephone

sell equipped

share

Leaving for FRANCISCUS

a

sh en

FOR

SAVOY

2111

Re

HOTEL-MOTEL

story 15

Will

month or

-

two

fixing.

operating.

on

Cabassa,

or inenth-

Phone

g

ES

SALE

Rental

also be considered.

BEACH

with

Saicat

63.

CONTINENTAL

longterm

the birds. iano

Weekly

Cecilia

shall

2164

Near

Patio

if desired.

Santa

hills, furnished or unfurnished. Lease or lease purchase. Telephone after 7 PM 3-7890. 2170 76

Section. Singles, doubles

triples,

RENT 5

FURNISHED freom.

COMMERCIAL CONDOMINIUM for sale — 2.000 sq. ft., Loiza St. 1507, near de Diego. Best commercial section. Ample

84

theatres,

606 Olimpo

Avenue, Migamar, Santurce, Centrally ocated Single and double accommoda tions with private bath, some air con ditioned. Rates from $4 single. Mrs

amily

in quiet,

Well

Wilson

LA PROVIDENCIA GUEST Parque 153. Near beaches,

7

COLONIAL

to

Voubie

rooms terraces

beachwith home, and private

weekly,

fa

double, Phone

remedeied

all

private

corner

a

airconditioned

$9. single $14. encellent breakfast.

old

aave

home. Fully screened, linen service, al! conveniences, Large patio. Fenced. Daily,

guesthouse

Large private

-

Washington St Condado, Santurce, corner Wison. Manager Beatriz Racini, Tele phone

Carrion Member

hotels, shopping,

residential

doubles, singles. pohne 2-1357.

short

-—

UF

OUFFY'S

BEACH ed. one

UF MAISON

17

One minute to beach and bus. From $7.50 single, $10 double. All tates include complete breakfast. Isia Verde Road, near San Juan Intercontinental Cau 9-0144, 9-0532. RZ UF

PARQUE 159, Phone ully decorated, aircon 1s. each with private bath water Terraces, garden nd business sectors. Sum Monage Margarita de Con

m

and bath

with

UF

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from beach of McLeary

|‘? beach, vely

HOUSE;

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1911

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Mrs | Caribbegm Tourist Association. Telephone | >“

vs

ns

House

3-1317,

Oe 2

Quest

Hotels. Cool, | guest hduse close to “Under The Trees”,

Apartment

40/69

-

beach, residential section.

rooms Reasonable Rates. | a one minute Building, Ponce de Leon ourt, (cormer

Flour

ANUFURD

ROSA

airconditioned double and single rooms. Private and semi-private baths, kitchen facilities Hot water. 2 blocks from busses, shopping. 3-1481. Mrs. Z. C. Steffens, Cacique; St. 2071, Santurce.

85

ANILILLES

M

Good

distance.

CASA

— swimming | pbiock from

airconditioned, with priwith kitchenette. Three

ateport.

woiking

aq

Tat

OPPORTUNITY: 200 meters from, Hotel La Concha, Condado Section. Coot,’ ole~ some comfortable furnished with bath. Private entrance. Modera rate. Come, see it. 1154 Magdalena enue. Phone 2-2883. 2171 i 7”

4

Puerto

S San Juan|

from

Excellent

rooms some

from

Box 2152

; blocks

two

rent.

facing ments.

All built in same property, 3,400 sq. meters of choice land in front of Casino de —

2133

STORE

De

Call

FULLY

FURNISHED,

Po

very

attractive

FULLY Sagrade

house for rent in Rarkside, within short | lovely

distance of shopping center. Telephone, two bathrooms, modern kitchen, servant’s quarters, barbecue, porches, and garden.

FULLY

FURNISHED

ramar,

Three

recently

house

house for rent, Mi-

bedrooms,

decorated.

bar,

lbrary,

comfortable,

for parties. perfect spaPatio cio us.

J 2139

ee

ee

we Had

“

|

Pe01.

i

STOR:

fencea

and

Nuevo.

8-0270.

yes,

2135

FOUR POSADA

ly

—_¥ | 205)

iron

Roosevelt

i

Independent entrance, private baths gara-

Se available

Bostiy

Puerto Nuevo business section. FT. office complete with air

conditioning,

in

A

FOE

ROOMS

14009 SQ. FT. - OFFICE SPACE. Clean, clear, well ventilated New buildi : te

heart of 450 SQ.

ini

PM

7g | Mortgage $4.000. 4%.

OFFICES FOR RENT

you

10

AIRCONDITIONED.

bedrooms,

San

Francisco, Santa Maria, Garden Cintron Realty, Box 729, Roosevelt.

SOCIATES, 3-3506 — 38372. ie AT HOME SHOW.

LA

uitas

1985

COUNTRY

for deluxe house

of

Are

buyng land in the center of the and? Maybe you are not. Anyway, take yw took -travel for te . Relax.” [2 call AM Barraaq e—A=.

bed-

Ashford

seen by appointment. Muniz Ponce de 902, Stop 14, 2-3531, AT

FARM FOR S SALE

BABBANQUITAS:

suitable for con-

house.

meter

78

SAN

foot

—

2 \

SALE

yard with tawn, bananas. pineapples, mangoes. limes. Call 865 Red Bayamon after 7 PM. 2098

SHOW.

2163

FOR

2123

SALE

house

In- | $45,900. Terms open Phone Bikini Pools,

2107

HOUSES

UF

VILLA

Realty,

74

tion

Brand

Few minutes to Rio Piedras Information Menday to Friday,

center Rent $90.

Room White

etc.

2rd

606

and

furnished

street

mard

radio.

glass

| three large

located,

restaurants,

<itcheneite.

able

har,

freeelec-

new

35-9850 UF

coor

range,

the Con2092 3 baths, ;

kitchen, all brand r occupancy. Apt

t. ready Son

room, enComplete-

ly furnished $ beds, three couches, | ver, refrigerator, washing machine, July,

tUL

12 mmutes from DoAll screened, three

) bedrooms, large living-dining closed porch. Private grounds.

UF

CLUB:

:

ner house, 3 bedrooms, living room, mo. dern kitchen and bath. Near shopping

Antique

room

can be used as bedroom, two servant’s quarters, laundry

bed-

RENT

in Floral Park Avenue.

furniture in living and dining room. Modern kitchen with built-in commodities and informal dining-bar. Terrace and patia adjacent to livingroom. Left side of house is airconditioned. Three bedrooms

First en house with Mi day Satur

5 PM

of

completely

2128

flo oniy

acres

before

with

e

1%

residence,

room, large covered terrace. peol 15’ x 27° Require year’s

74

hath

after 2 PM.

beautiful view Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, built-in kitchen, large dining and living room. spare airconditioned

gining

kitchen,

H§LLS

furnished,

xNISHED PENTHOUSE apartment, e vingroom, diningroom, bedroom, room Boalicon¥’ overlooking the Cool and centrally located. $150 urdities. For information ! 7.719 Ba *y Realty, De Diego

ming,

Nuevo

77

BEVERLY

2-9202

two

Puerto

FOR

COUNTRY

tairs

2147

8111

VCARTMENT

6-5304.

Telephone

UBB.

room. garage. ly furnished.

three

esi.

— furnished a

HOUSES

6

o

Las

2-4492.

76

76 | days Fi ou

123

2-7249,

1470. Elba Calle EEFIGHTS: CAPARRA Three bedroams, garage, new screens, newly painted. $100 monthiy. for inform-

RENT

FERNISHED SEVEN room = apartment. t »aditioned bedrooms, porch and v

to

2119

HOTEL OLIMPO Court offers furnished ana ents. Living room, bedroam, kitct ad both some with balcony. Telephon od oservice. Imen and kitchen ater Svecial weekly and = monthiv r Miramar Ave Telephone 3-069 2 719

b

bed-

Close

neighborhood.

Telephone

. €arage.

716 |

FOR

Cali

two

porch.

| APARTMENTS

car,

required.

APARTMENT,

Kitchen,

bed

2-0911

Roosevelt,

729.

Box

write

Maid,

rooms, larger one airconditioned, wall-towall closet. two baths, diningroom, par-

lor,

San| Palomas Patricio. | 2167 . Bucaré

us.

Call

pronerties

Investment r

FURNISHED

facilities Payment Piedras Rio mortgages first for available :

turce. Monev

24th.

78

Rey, Sam | spaMam

Hato

Park.

Hyde

Baldrich.

HOUSES

WERY cool apartment, three cempletely furnished. Avail-

listings | everything,

of houses and lots for sale San _ Maria. Santa Francisco. Caparra. Villa Hills. Garden

RENT

2-3337. 2166

beach front property. ocean front farms. islands and investment provertv J

CINTRON

FOR

CONDADO: bedrooms,

SPECULATING?

lawyer

and staff are description of

APARTMENTS

ESTATE

4

Ext 72 INVESTIN

STAR — Monday, July 4, 196u

CLASSIFIEDS

3-8400 REAL

SAN JUAN

J

THE

~~

16

ap FURNISHED house for it at Corazon Street, four bedrooms,

premises, and

comfort.

house

built

Clotilde Benitez

for pasy ;

|


THE

CL. SSUPTEDS

3-8400 Ext 72 SECRETARIAL PUBLIC

continental J

SERVICE

STENOGRAPHER.

serving

Intercontinentai,

tramuest,

Concha,

others,

“ryeue,

1958 DODGE, 4 door Royal Lapeer, hardtop. Push-button transmission, power steering, radio,

San

jecai

editing,

-

1955 CHRYSLER Body paid.

T29

EFFICIENT,

fast

Secretartal

legal documents,

contracts,

Pick-up and delivery. Call day or night — .3-5156

Gini e

Lobaugh

IBM them,

up al

his word

in,

with

new

people

than

ever

before.

turainmg to Thompson Services, Street, Hate Rey, Dial 6-5207. 1821

HELP WANTED INTERNATIONALLY

156

Puerto

Train

for

tions.

and

and

$210.00

per

Suite

202.

Thorpe,

ten,

Rico

sales

or

phone

6-5049.

HELP

™

WANTED

hours

—

to earn

—

:

719

FEMALE

MOTHERS Why not use

-

extra

Our

income?

Time on your spare expand-

qualified — you work

le. No im your

©wn community. Character, personajity, and education are essential. For interview, Caribe Hilton Hotel, July 6th, consuit bulletin board_for room number of Field Enterprises. 2113 San Juan Star young lady who

radio,

Apply

reom

2144

210,

El}

Imparcial

HOUSEKEEPER-COOK.

building

UF

some

English,

BRIDES

TO

best

ments

prices

Méndez,

against

rust

(springs

guaranteed

seryice

—

Safvador

miving.

Ponce

de

and

-

Leon.

tuning R.

Nin,

-

pins)

-

repairs

BUSINESS

lities.

Three

coffee

Inc.,

Telephone

2-4358.

and

ly

sales

1853

2-105L 2126

Ponce

de

Leon

LOST

Ave.,

&

Santurce.

miscellaneous

COLLIE

pies,

AND

stock.

AKC

Greenbriars

Kennel,

6, Rie Piedras—Caguas fic light of Cobian Drive

2169

Pinscher

Registered,

Km.

pup-

champion

completely

Suaran-

Ponce

de

Leon 718

13

ACRES.

buildings,

cellar, ballroom trace.

with

each

6

reinforced

with, bath

and

of 150’ x 24’, hilltop te-

Majerdome’s

house.

— 50 person capacity. water by gravity to

is Perfect

property

resort,

Rivera

SPANISH 2106 DUE

Swimming Spring supwhole farm.

for a summer etc. Information: Mue-

clubhouse,

bleria_

Vega.

3-3490%

SPEAK

75

TO

ill

health

modern

Write 2086

Box

wil

sell

2

1/4

acre

trafRico

78]

146,

house.

Price

Aibonito.

$10,000

HEALTH

FOODS

NATURA PRODUCT Dist. Health Food Store. All natural vitamin and food suphk S. If we don’t have what you want we'll get it for you. 60§ Belaval St., Santurce, 3-1396. 2081 e 730

WATER WATER

HEATERS

HEATERS,

brand new, and service

from

$45.00

up,

space

ima

aetvine

Factory mechanics. Dealers d Inquire at Mediavilla’s Machine Shop, Quisqueya 53, Stop 24, Hate Rey. Tel. 6-3703.

265

or

SPORTS

&

FOREIGN

Del

CARS

between

ce.

19%8 Becker

VOLKSWAGEN pus-button

dition. $1650. Call and after 5 PM,

with

radio,

sun

8-2034 before

2173

FIAT Cheap

1958

convertible,

and

TRIUMPH very geod 6

PM

1959

12

dependable

2-6483

18,000

kilometers.

ask

for Bob UF

TR-3 1958, 18,000 miles, in shape. Telephone 3-8648; after

623269.

DELUXE

. VOLKSWAGEN

whitewall tires and radio. 9,000 miles, insular tax paid. Call Fort Brooke 2-0000 Ext. 3116.

CLEANERS

DIRT,

San

OFFICE

Jorgc

and

Parque,

2-5353.

Addo

Rex-Rotary

tocopiers.

atie Alse

NO

DIRT

1604,

Santur-.

and

Telephones

ypes.

3.5999

and

and

repair or fences, ete.

DRESS ford 1955

for

Mack.

Ave.,

REPAIR

We

make

ing

MOTOR

}

Parts.

Cal

UF

and

type

of

for electric

Electric

26%,

Stop 1854

MOVING — United

local agent, age, offers

vams

fine

Motors

service.

Rapid

1854 Fernandez Juncos Santurce. Tel 2-0827.

A.

guaranteed.

and

te

perience.

7-0292.

ment

against

termites.

20

COMPARE

VALUES:

Puerte

oe

1400,

and

most

only reinforced concrete and aii filtering system. These materials

forever.

For

pool

free

builders,

estimates,

for

317

rubber

physicians,

3-3102 ‘

Fortaleza

goods.

hospital

St.

and

Rico,

Use

United

Japan.

the

best

States,

Agent

Lines, Inc. Call Tel 2-2726, 2-2067 1057. Santurce.

of

Muebieria Ponce de UF

WITH

20,

TORRES.

We

do

no matter if it be Moderate ___ prices. Fernandez Juncos

Santurce.

4

Tel

2-5791.

Agents

2-2374

National

Van

Lines OF

ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING

R2PAIRS

FOR PREOISION watch and clock re pairs, chronograph and complicated watches see Puerto Rico’s only certified

master

Pa-

Juan

A.

79

watch

Gruen,

Cleck

Las

and

Certified

Maker,

Calle

Phone

a.

clockmaker, Master

Laurel

2-8160.

William

Watch 2413,

or around

and

for

— Telephone 3-3900 — Puerto Rico 39 Broadway, New York — Digby 4-740 :

Juncos

o

WwW

wets .

.

ee

‘fe ian . «

and ends ‘of beds, furnishings.

Cail

2

cycles.

$190.

Roll—away

Frigidaire

bed

three

11.5

cu.

quarter

ft

size.

| 2153

75

ISLAND,

must

5 piece dinette mahogany dining

sell

the

follow.

set, formica table room set, consisting

top, 8 chairs, less than two old. Mahogany record cabinet, upholstered fireside chairs, electric Singer sewing machine with mahoga ny cabinet years

and padded cleaner with

stool, Electrolux all attachments.

Vacuum

Whirlpool washing machine and dryer. barbecue grill, two oil paintings, 4 night table lamps, one diningroom brass 6 bulb elecfixture.

and

after

Cal)

8-2034

5 PM.

before

12

neon

2172

76 Sager HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES for sale. Flec. tric stove. apartment size, in excellent condition,

30

$75. Electric hot water heater, cabinet type. like new, $50. Two

gal!,

closets, custom

for man,

one

made

for

in mahogany,

one

woman, each

a complete armchairs, good condition, mahogany, uphoistereé in Plastic, $20. each. Phone 2-0200 $115.

each.

Three

2142

76

1958

CONSOLE

stove. and

tress,

$100.

STEREO,

Double

bedroom

bed

chair,

$20.

$400

with

$100.

Folding

Portable

$15.

GE

box

Crib

collection

and lights, 6-7303.

mat-

with

speed

record

of

Christmas

$15.

All

im

42”

spring

with

carriage

three

Large

ments dition. 2143

matSet Fan,

Player, orna-

good

con77

1960 GE DRYER. never set. excellent condition —

been used. TV Silvertone. Cali

3-5024 after 6 PM. 2173

75 from

DISTRIBUTORS’ SALE this week

Rio

Piedras

Alto 1816

Road.

$75.00

up,

at

INSULAR

annual WAREHOUSE at Mufioz Rivera 875,

and

kilometer

2.8

Trujillo

73

REFRIGERATORS

brand

new,

from

with

and service ORS’ annual

full

$195.00

factery

at INSULAR WAREHOUSE

week

up,

warranty

DISTRIBUTSALE this

at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Truiilie Alto Road. 1811 , 73

VIRGIN

ISLANDS

DISCOVER ST. CROIX! American Virgin Islands.

nery

—

free

caeabien Gi

port

Largest of the Beautiful sce.

shopping

-

exciting

activities: Best of all, tuxurious Bay Hotel and Villas

and St. Croix By The Sea offer you superb ac comodations and cuisine. Nothing finer in the Caribbean! Reasonable summer

rates.

For

immediate

reservations,

visit

our office in the Condado Beach 35-8695, or see your travel agent. 2064

Hotel, 728

INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE French,

fer

sroups

for those of

College. ment. 1709

IN

children

who

B.A.

wish or

or

2, Ss from 2099

(2

U.P.R.,

graduate.

students,

ce. Pueblo

for

M.A.

interview

66315

from

smal}

or

knowledge

experienced

by 2

Wellesiey —

appoint. 5 if

for Continentals, by

Private $4.)

in

beginners

literature:

SPANISH. LESSONS hour.

English,

adults;

to improve

Persona!

Telephone

college

CLASSES

Spanish,

or individually,

language

teacher,

123

lessons De

$3.

Diego,

(Near Swiss Chalet, Supermarket). Tel.

per

Stop

Across 2-9842. 715

MORE CLASSIFIED ON

Gam

North AmerVan ic Lines, anInc. Fernandez

er,

ai

Punta

.Valenda Baxt Express, Inc. Agents

than

dryer,

78

Lines

Packing,

shipping.

WATCH

Every

San

6-3329 free

a

Vao

8S YOUB root dirtyr m so, for high water- pressure cleaning and painting, eal) 6-5132 or 430 Verde, Bayamén. 611 UF

clothing and equipment Lab jes and ii . Thermo.

masks,

to move?

storage,

belongings. Tel 422

cal)

HOSP fs ITAL SUPPLIES rita

>rotective ratory

Atlas

most

UF < MOVE YOUR furniture by Aim Maritimos, Inc., opposite Pier 9, San Juan. Service, responsibility, guaranty Local and long distance. We store your

722

meters,

for

Puerto

SAVE

Stop

=

oldest

uses

experienced

UF

your

one 6-3157, ion, Ine., for

all of moving, large or small. Muebleria Torres,

Carports

Rico's

fur-

Prades 6-3072.

are

transport

Germany,

US. Van La Bolsa. Leéa No. 274

718

POOLS.

of

Villa Tel

we

going

in

crating,

$595; Extra rooms (12’ x 12’) $995; fences, porches, bathrooms, ete., at similar low prices. We handle plans. FHA interest (4-1/2%). No dewn Payment. Universal Home Improvement Corp., 7-2092, 2-3013 Ext 204

BIKINI

MUND,

and

YOU

Spain,

ex

1954

storage

Rio

Agents

service

IMPROVEMENT THESs

you is as imMove. Moving,

and

UF

OF

HOME

pack

oo

treat

years

Gi warns.

ARE

household

$1000

less

and

SECTIONAL, walnut cocktail corner step table. Norge wash-

RANGES,

Precious belongings, ag sehedu with the dependabls care you look led, for and find.. Teleph

(Commonwealth

Odds

for

72)

seldam i

Ts

and

machine

moves.

the Moving job is ours. Whether you're mov. in | lly or St.

Also Ave.,

7a

Overseas

and Storsanitized

“THE PLEASU is yours RE ” when

IRI-

Preventive

and

oe

Pest Control Services) Free estimate. Control of insects, rats and fumigati on services for homes, business and farms.

Services

local

$300.

2 PIECE table and

$5.

EVERYWHERE Inc., through its

Continental Moving you the exclusive

ire. C.W. Development.

EXTERMINATING SERVICES EXTERMINADORA

CARE Lines,

selling

Washing

tress, $10. Convertible car bed, $5. of ladies” golf clubs with bag, $20.

STORAGE

MOVING: WHO moves portant as where you

bear-

motors.

for sale.

EUSTACIO

WITH Van

&

for

closet,

Our uniformed and highly-train ed perare specialists in handli ng your Possessions. Please call 2-1473 for a free estimate.us at

ane

Brushes

ball

for

meatly sonnel prized im 1

REPAIRS Carbon

both —

trie

LIBRARIES

MOVING

electric motors of all types.

changes

used

ing

dishwashers, stoves’ Same

OUR lending library and read the books for only a few cents a day Pan Ameriean Book Store, San Fortaleza St. (Martha Sleepe Jose near r Buildiag) San Juan. 1901 712

ALTERATIONS

any

guaranteed

thing

ail

latest

BUREAUS

and Coils te order. Roller and

2-5511, 1872

repairs

JOIN

718

price.

SALE

furniture,

of large table with glass cabinet with china closet,

RENTAL

LENDING

work. “Marisa’s”, 1020 AshCondado. Telephone 2-4122. 719

WE

tients.

on

8-1012.

BOX

patio

refrigerator-freezer,

ing; top,

HAVING A PARTY? Bring your favorite orchestra into your home. Juke Boxes Stereos - Hi-Fis — with and dance records - jazz, 200 popular bolero cha chas, calypso. Free delivery s, cha & pickup. Same day service. Cail day or night) ma Vending Co, 23013, Ext. 215. 204: 727

3-0982.

ALTERATIONS

ELECTRIC

last

Guarantee

JUKE

make furniture, cabiSpeaks good English

enquire

WOMEN'S seamstress

LA

SHOP

washers, dryers, ranges, and gas

er

IRON

LEAVING

SERVICE

REPAIR

service

8-1804 1279

CONTINENTAL DETECTIVE BUREAU: The most -ompetent Agency in Latin America. Night Patrols, Bodyguards, Uniformed Guards, Payroll Escort, Con. fidential Investigation. 1072 Fernandez Juncos Ave. Tei Santurce 72-5282, Caguas 4231

Pho.

FILTERS.

day

TABLES

DETECTIVE

Caicu-

Everest

Duplicators:

makes 5 electrie

professio-

=" Around the Block

sizes air cond: itioning filters 3 window units - aiso industria

Call

2-4849

3-8642.

1940

¥. BR FILTERS INC. manufacturers ai | 401 Wpes and

for heme

and

FINISH CARPENTE - R will work in your home,

All kinds office furniture avai.,

COND.

business

CARPENTER

lable at Real Hermanos, Fortaleza 300, Sam Juan, Telephone 3-23 — Investiga 38.te our Rental-Purchase Plan-our Credit Terms facilities. 1933 718

AIR

service

MARQUEZ

FOR PARTIES, we rent tables, chairs, buffet tables, glasses, trays, ice bowls. We deliver and pick up. Call Muebleria La Luna, Luna esq Cruz, San Juan.

Equipment: |

Marchant and

answering

for

SERVICES APPLIANCE

24

FOR

2154

TWO FIVE watt Portable radios, mitter and receiver. Good working transorder $50 both sets. One GE 60 Watt Radio and receiver FM. Excelient condition. $75. Call 3-8126. 2151

—

.

‘

EQUIPMENT

typewriters, Totalia,

machines;

NO

Poincare

FUENITURB

Olympia lators,

touch

Lanausse,

OFFICE

74 sedan,

NO

&

Teleph

noon

transportation.

or 3-8400,

927

con-

76

$500. Phome Bone. 2131

2094

deck,

Excelient

see

Valle

24718

Bi-lingual,

FURNITURE WROUGHT

RADIOS

.

SOSPITAL SUPPLY COMPANY = nt. : equipme First aid & ” Oxygen kits

ELECTEO-LUX Worid’s only it vacuum cleaner and air purifier. repairs and maintenance. Breathe

DIRT,

PONCE:

for sale.

75

SERVICE

~ BANQUET

with full factory warranty 5063. at INSULAR DISTRIBUT. | 2010

VACUUM

days

SALE

desks

OF

A AUTO | week NDIT week atMato Mu s Rivers era tae Rio Piedras & CONDITIIONERS kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road. ras ARTIO-KAR auto alr conditioners tos | and 1815 ; 75 vas i » Wnaeci forei nd American. Good prisons

ae "paits

REPAIRS

school

2101

nals. Also service for people without Phones. Call 2-3813 San Juan. 2-5060

cash.

714

16 Hm.

Road (left In) behind

.

with

minutes from Metropolitan Extremely modern resijence, big

room

PETS

Doberman

& weeks,

2

expansiog. Corozal ,000.. Payment fa-

Muniz,

desk

Month-

gall

chicken farm, im beautiful hills near Aibonito. Have laying house with 1242 cages. plus starter house. Egg holding room. 4

FOUND

AND

—-

&

fruity.

15,000

Investment

Area.

This

BLACK AND tan German Shepherd, male, escaped from crate on flight to Puerto Rico. Loose somewhere in airport vicinity. It spotted, please call Klein at 8-1963. Reward for information. 2149 UF

DOGS

—

—-

telephone

jjlanted in

separate electric installations. 300 meters frontage on Highway 181 Truiille Alto — Gurabo. 20

%

Te!

acres of ground,

13.000

cilities.

1460

PIANOS — DIRECT from factory, $425.00. Full keyboard. Treated for tropics ana termites. Fully guaranteed. Also rent for $12.00 monthly. Musical Trading Co., Inc.,

Phone

OPPORTUNITIES

great possibilities for district. Total price

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SAN JUAN STAR— Monday, July 4, 1960

PAGE 18 = the world


Page

outstanding federal loans originally used to build these projects. Apart t-dwellers will be = able| to purchase their homes by formIncooperatives, or the proiects Ca

be

sold)

Minus 3—|

bs

as

1

of

condominiums

eliminating

ng

and

es,

govern-

the

rehabilitate”

the

tation

its

of

| director

slums

homes

re-

area,

inoz

)

avvay Sg

and

lereby

|

explained |

|

the

||

Haid

the

Social of

Commerce

yesterday

with unde. | ai communi: }|

1m

fellows

Common-

by

was

of

G.

Gracia

assistant

of

the

Liquidation

loans,

Munoz

island

of

said,

federal

of

will

families federal

free

regulations

the thus

allowing the Commonwealth government to suit the regulations to the Puerto Rican ‘form of life.” The governor spoke yesterday in the home-city of Republican gubernatorial candidate Luis A. Ferre,

who

in

has

the

long

advocated

government's

slum

changes

clear-

Social

executive

ance

Programs

program

director

families

living

order

to

in housing

have

projects

own both the land and _ their homes. Munoz concluded _his speech

pointing

million

out

has

monwealth

that

been

and

close spent

to by

Federal

$300 Com-

govern-

ments in construction of 157 housing projects involving 52,557 fa-

milies.

ih

will

the

great

men

of

for

Purto

would

give

Statehood

said,

more

effective

al

delegations last

who

“Vigorous

steps

combat

this

States

and

need

“Puerto do

in

her

a

Party on

as

to

people

of

re:

fifth

intention

the

of

a

and ges,

unpalata-

Rico

is a

load-

Congress

to

than a

said,

adding:

make

status

transitory

The

one,”

Popular

of Commonwealth

status is

and

an

it down

this,

attempt

the throats

problem

of

United

a

state,”

‘States

by to

he

and

west-

said,

Puerto

to

fight

in Latin

the

the Communists

one of their ma-

propaganda

campaign ween

to drive

the US.

rican

weapors and

in

their

a wedge

bet-

its Latin

neighbors,’

the

in

Central

assailed

ed

that

Vice

America,

with

Here, ing

of

they

U.S.

Chavez

predicted

representatives

to

Congress,

for

the

and

support

of

sovernment—far burden

some,

Ricans

on

footing

paying their

tus” BOURBON

WHISKEY

* 86 PROOF + AGED

6 YEARS

—

READ THE CLASSIFIEDS...

cal

taxes federal

from

with

being

put

equal

two

the

House

Puerto of

he

every

added,

“neither-fish-nor-fowl creates

a

insecurity”

barrier

to

“sense

that

investment

sta-

of

Politi-

is “a

major

of

capital

in the island.” The benefits of statehood, he said, ‘should more than equal losses through federal taxation.”

From

was aid

program

in

which _

Eisenhower the Senate

now

told

the

SOB

amount

to

gar

bill

a

Senate,

night,

in

adopted

which

there

the

left

to

to

imports weeks

Sen.

Illinois,

substitute

for

no printed

co-

their

possess” Congress

to

deal

with

Cuba the

“which

the

States

shipped

more

than

to two-

thirds of fts 1960 quota of 3,119,000

tons.

that

the

Fear

was

balance

expressed

might

sudden.

ly be dumped in if the President were not given authority to hold it in ‘check.

The

compromise

passed

gives

the

bill

finally

president

wide

discretionary powers to cut Cuban imports to zero if

the he

statehood audience, which included Luis A. Ferre and Miguel A.

Garcia

Mendez,

Republican Jose

A.

Chardon, Rico

party

Benitez

leaders

Democratic

Statehood

leaders, and

of

and

Carlos

the

Party,

E.

Puerto which

in

its

platform.

We

b&ndreds

erfchasad

free

lisiings

9f

ph®ne

or

Bertrim

or-

(AP)—Four

January,

pace

at of

victory

the

|

Ronrico

Mason

218. 77,

He

70

round

From

a

livs 71.

will ; be

Back

gave

Dr.

Pae)

Parguefa

Ramon

a

Cangrejdgs in the Rourico is thire in

standings.

438-Pound

.

Marlin

Collazo

and¥ Dr.

Astael Quinones caught thegbiggest

fish

but

it

a

438-lb.

was

double

blue

marfin—

disqualified

hy

hook.

The

two

a

4

outstanding

‘

anglers

of the tournament were — Garcia and Victor Domenedh. Garcia, who caught a 125:1b.

marlin on a 80 Ib. line in minutes

partment

will

receive

of

Domenech,

Ib.-marlin

wishes.

county.

that

have

write,

42 point-lead over the running for Trophy. Mayaguez

“quite

situation.”

of © Miamj,

PARGUERA

The

a weapon

already “has

United

is

in the the

Don

(Continued

making it act swiftly

have

Co.

For

final

of

bill. he

"s

today.

was

White

Eisenhower

Call

Rudolph, Gene Littler cand Gay Brewer, Jr. ; Chi Chi Rodriguez, of Dorp ‘9 Beach, is laying six stracs

lead-

not that

.

Bahia Mar, rethe most. compe.

Mich.

212 were

floor

we do urgent

&

who

through

FLINT,

Dirksen

information

hours.

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UP

4 Tied In Flint; Chi Chi 6 Back

Republican

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rounds

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service

praise.

further

played

that

fine

the

to

insistent

craft

ganization

few

said

the

yachtsmen

off

had

the

brokers

you

had

House

He

yacht

local

have

the

rent

given ta hoteis, 3-0719, and will

six

Bertram

sugar

M.

for

FOR Used

Cuban

next

RENTAL

¥

away.

told

$150.

he must

Congress

UP

v

RADIOS,

said

the

Js

RADIO

&

new

tent

of

the

the

Cad

servipe.

6.4230

y

is

authorized

on

to 10 PM

Evening

cunb

during while

There er,

9 AM

offer

him.

Eisehhower

any day

tr LABS

Hi-#:. radio #r. Statesifetraincd

TV, make guarantee.

repair Ninety

Richard

pies and only half a dozen typed copies available. However, the legislators stayed on to finish the bill under a threat from Eisenhower that he would call them back in session tomorrow if they did not send it

.

Ft. Lauderdale and cognized as one of

su-

during

a

ELECTRONS

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some

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of the members so baffled, they confessed to reporters they did not know what they were acting

legislation

73

Service

Ss

$3,584,500,000.

issues

controversy

‘

PAN

BOATS

pressing House

The

provide

atgINSULAR

Television

deliver. $5.00 one week, Telerental Service. 267

$600,000,000 in the

complex

-

own home. Same service Call hospitals, for years.

Saturday.

asked.

up

Tel.

TV

bookkeeping

has been to restore

he

$125.

|

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TELEVISION,

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73

work

Committee,

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SERVICE

Over 10 years experience is best in T. V_ sevice and receivers of any make or

chan-

locked

started

cut of almost

SETS,

&

1812

of

“Pugria, Rico, is, ready, faxjhas statehood as a major plank Pstatehood,” Chavez

TV

the final size of the foreign

year

Irand new, service,

a

y

SALES

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expected

Senate

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the

-

DISTRIBUTORS’

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wage

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opemgtor

FIDELITY

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senators

state.”

being

“elect-

and

would

an

were

imperial-

Rico.”

Puerto

in

ism

other

IGHT

Pre-

Communist-inspir-

accusations

cal

\

senator

said.

“Everywhere

Ame-

sident Nixon went in South America and Dr. Milton Eisenhower

R.

at

on

result barrel

rent

r

HI-FI'S. with full

it 354-69

the

or

HIGH

Secretary the overrid-

pork

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produce

Ame-

of Puerto Rico as abruptly pull from

veto

of

authority

Jor

P.

to

he as

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and

and

The

trans-

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threat

“Admission a state would

Rio Piedras, Exclusive Distributor

veto

passed

passed

minimum

voted

of the

statehood

civilization

the

both

any party

House

medical

in

riea.

Inc.

de

mea-

“derelict Rico

Commonwealth

other

Communist

V. Suarez & Co.,

fol-

presidential

(Continued

in

ed one in the favor of the Commonwealth status. Labels Commonwealth Transitory “At no time has it been the

as

Wade om ts tnOP

weekend

ADJOURN

the

is now before the

Puerto

of

assuming,”

is entirely

question which

‘The

IS back!

Is-

tics.”’

ble.” “I am in favor of a plebiscite for Puerto Rico but I am not in favor of a loaded plebiscite and I feel strongly that the

ern

$6

a

“pressure

Puer-

assailed

Puerto

which

great

ranks

seniority,

Popular

fail

which of

ing

state”

not

is

who

to

United

a

one

capable

foisting

‘the

iad 4

jubilant

and the Senate Friday. Presidential Jam-3 Hagerty

civilization

as

it

but

Chavez, Senate

needed

cends partisan politics.” He then described the benefits of state hood to both the U.S. and Puerto Rico, stressing he was discussing the “why” and not the “when” of statehood.

>»

in

Virgin

legislation.

the

Red

Chavez began his speech stating

: TucKy} 5 RIGHT XOuRROY WHiskey

of

wage-hike

said,

people.”

|

workers

the

Latin

the

must

duty;

to Rico is he said.

sure

are and

Rico

sponsibility

shove

flavor

a

Congress

Cha-

visited

Rico

subterfuge,

finTIQUE

had

and

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Chavez.

Western.

Puerto

a permanent

i our Roses

8,000 federal Rico

lands

our

Rico,

the

voice

year,

“is in favor

old-time |

Some Puerto

CONSTRUCTION

American affairs and particular: ly in combating Communist gains

who

Administration.

in

of

China

Anselmi,

citizens

The bill—which gives pay increases amounting to $764,000,000 to some 1.5 million Federal workers—was passed by the Congress in South America. vetoed by President EisenCiting the establishment of a but | hower who termed it ‘indefensible Peking school for Latin Amerby any light.” ican Communists in 1956, and The bill went back to Congress some 107 Latin trade and cultur: | where a

ment

was

peculiarities

involved.

vez

culture Luis Rivera Santos. The secretary said Vazquez will teach at the University of Puerto Rico, where he has taught sociology and economics for years. The dual role of teacher and government employe was affecting Vazquezs’ health, according to the secretary’s announce-

Jose

At Overriding Of Federal Pay Velo

1)

era”

Agri-

°lof the Social Programs Adminis‘ i i by prov the tration, has been named to refain Ss also with a= basi conplace Vazquez. cre! se frame and full saniRoberto Ramos Barreto, in tation facilities. These families charge of the Department’s prowi asso be given titles to the gram of educational institutes plots. This is not done now. and trips for farmers, has been y»—Regulations controlling these appointed to the position of shousing projects will be amended to fit them closer to the needs sistant executive director of the

and

“one

announced

Secretary

Page

Puerto Rican

CLASSIFIEDS

8,000 Jubilant

From

Says Munoz ‘Erred’ Chavez, 72, Jong a battler for Puerto Rican $tatehood, charged Munoz has “erred in renouncing is Munoz although statehood,”

Programs

the

— Monday, July 4, 1960

for statehood.”

vote

wealth Department of Agriculture

elimination,” Munoz | Significance in} € hilosophy in|

s

of

Administration

slums,

an

(Continued

The resignation of Dr. Pablo Vazquez Calcerrada as executive

said

STAR

CHAVEZ

Vazquez Resigns From Aariculfure Department Post

1)

JUAN

ay Be

From

SAN

Se

(Continued

THE

Me

-

he

18.

Tourism who

on

a

De-

Trophy.

caught

50

four

the

a "438

Ib.-line: in

seven minutes, will receive the Swank Cleaners Trophy.

The

largest

was

caught

Bras

on

216

4b

legally caugh fish by

a 80 blue

Gaspar

Ib

line.

marlin.

Gerena

It was

a

a

The largest legally caught fish was Federico Portela, who &cored 276 points with a 138 lb marlin

on

a

50

Ib

line.

i


‘ “ff ee

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, July 4, 1960

Fanin At 15-1 Morales Faces Cruz Home First In Escobar Main Bout In Feature

CARMONA’S EL COMANDANTE RATINGS Stanarn

of

(4th Race)

Fanin,

(5th Race) LL

McGovern,

4

fyrsup:

118

m.

(Cordero

Jr.)

(Landrau)

111

45

11g

65

alw;

Turandet

10

Cesta

6 3

Norte

Iris Deo

1 2

i3-yrs:

(A.

L.

7

(Cordero

Nereida (Bravo)

f.

Rames) Jr.)

(Quifiones)

4

Sparta

5

(F.

Rivera)

@a

toughest

sheuld

be

3rd-$1,550;

25-1 30-1

outrum

by

tep

($3,500);

two.

6 f.

(Native)

5 2

Cosedor ‘(G. Rivera) Buena Ficha (Cordero

6 4

Hi Fi (Valdes) Pecosita (Machuca)

108 108

9 1

Mariangie (Olivo) Mi Faverita (Rosario)

105 15-1 109 25-1

Camelueha

112

10

8

El Greco

Coseder take this

start,

(Corchadeo)

DICAP;

raced Buena

do

4th-$17425;

3-yrs;

Jr.)

(Ortega)

has ene.

could

114 107

it.

may

OF

i16

Stamarn (Landrau) Negro Monte (Nieves)

2

Danay

1 4

Miss Kee Yueatam

(A.

L.

1 like try-

ing

agaim.

Kee

Bel,

and

Yucatan

for

third

wif!

be

fighting

2

clmg

Ernestito

($1,200);

4-yrs-up;

(Reyes)

11

Valenciano

6 7

(M.G.

Davila)

Comica (Sayan) Aristides (Valdes)

9 f-Aladimo

f-field

(Bravo>

Ernestite,

10-1

114

nine-year-old

to

whip

this

dangerous

muddy

in

a

6th-$1,300; 9

°=116 m. Rival

motch

above

Red

4

Sierra

74,

(Ayala) M. (J. Cordero

Jr.)

over

6 f-Mantilla

Valdes)

f-field

horse.

Rival

dropping

Sierra

105

6-5

112 117:

the

9

6

one

way,

3-1 (3-1

113 107

31 41

112 105

5-1 9-1

to

has

te

one

fear.

be

of

the

the

the

Held

Hits

7-2

Duque

Rivera)

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5S a-Marmoi

(F.

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12 2

Obregon) Best (A.L.

4 f-Denzil 7 {-Borkon

|

Rivera)

14 b-Louvre b-Visual( f-Do’thy’s

(Corehado) (Latorre)

Kuenn’s

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Ramos)

bit jackpot Canastota a

$4,244.40

six

$56.60

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at

Antonio

Tonga

Doll

outside

rail

broke

Team

selec-

and

her heels to Lin, Jabalina

lead, as

New

quickly

the

showed

the favorites, Skip and Frontera. Her

however,

the

from

pack

was

never

pressed

great

her.

Fanin, well-placed in the early running,

collared

the

running

Tonga

last furlong the

bid

in an

of

entry

alw;

2-yrs;

Maidens;

5

Juan El

Ramon

(G.

Cemanche

Time:

1:62

Rivera)

(Burges)

1/5.

Jeri

3.50

Titania,

alw;

2-yrs;

6 f.

Fanin (Maidenado) Azabache (F. Rivera)

3450

Time: 1:45 4/5. Tonga Dell. Jabalina, Pelotero, Afio Nueve, Skip Lin, Camorrista, Frontera, and My Sweetheart also ran. 3rd-$2.258; 3 elmg ($5,000); 4yrs-up; 6 1j2 £& (Native)

114

homer

fifth. in

polk

the

could

the

Gerry 11

Staley

limited

innings.

finishing

up

to

get

the

Staley

win,

his

LEAGUE

Cas-

STANDINGS NATIONAL

LEAGUE

Team

W

L

Pet.

GM

—

Pittsburgh

43

27

614

—

Milwaukee

39

30

565

3%

38 36 35 34

33 36 36 36

535 500 493 486

5% 8 8% 9

WwW

L

Pct.

GB

38

23

632

3%

Chicago

33

32

549

5%

Detroit

32

37

464

11%

San Fran. St. Louis Los Angeles Cincinnati

Washington

30

38

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#13

Chicago

28

41

406

14%

Kansas Boston

27 25

43 44

386 362

17 18%

Philadelphia

29

43

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and

Bau-

City

43)

at

Philadelphia

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THE STAR FEATURES NIGHT SCORES

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with

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PARGUERA,

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third-place crept

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