ps BSE
Castro Ill,’
se
he EGS
Misses
Giant Rally (See Story uy
soe
nN SAN Sar
DAILY
Vol. I
10¢
No, 212
at San
Juan.
Puerte
y Nomination Looks | Like Certainty
Ricg
or
Report Fidel Felle ad{Illinois, California, lowa Tips The Scales By Lung Infection; Backing By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL LOS ANGELES (AP)--Sen. John F. Kennedy of MassMob Is Sympathetic achusetts all but nailed down the Democratic PresiHAVANA
(AP)—Education
Minister
Armando Hart announced yesterday Prime Minister Fidel Castro would not attend a giant rally called in Havana because of a “slight illness.” vie and a “slight inf ction” Hart said Castro was suf-
fering from a lung infection and Had been ordered to rest. Havana
camp
looked
like
an
armed
in preparation for the rally,
called by Castro for a fresh on the United States.
attack
the
left
said.
lung
‘The
complete
was
disc
doctors rest,
ended
added.
The intense heat in fhe palace area had the crowd thinning out even before the annougeement of Castro’s illness. The announcement
ites
cast
a
of laughA groan went up from the crowd pall over the thousandg—— of about 100,000 packed in front BULLETIN of the presidential palace when|the announcement of Castro’s illHAVANA (®—Presidynt Osvalness was made. r do Dorticos said last might Cuba It was the first time veteran would return to thé United newsmen here could recall that States the money paid recently Castro had missed a major, public for the annual rent on the U. S. function due to an announced illGuantanamo naval base. He imness. . plied strongly that the United Hart-
made
the
announcement
2'+ hours-after the scheduled start of the rally. There had been po previous indication that Castro would
not
attend.
“Let not the enemies of the revolution be inspired by this,” Hart
shouted.
illness.” Reading he
said
“It
from was
is only
a slight
a medical~ report prepared
by
two
Army doctors, Hart said Castro first complained of chest pains Friday morning. The prime minister made a TV
speech
Fridzy
night. He was ex-
States would be asked te give up the base. Dorticos spoke at a big _— na rally that Prime Minister
Fidel Castre missed because illness. ing
peasants
The
rally
and
wo'
rs,
went
many
to hear on” F with
sub-
stitute speakers. The turnout was far less than the 1% million urged by govern-
of a one-two-three lifornia and lowa.
political punch from Illinois, Ca-
take place, hasn’t even started yet. Reports sprang up that Sen. Stuart Sy-
mington of Missouri was getting discouraged and ready to quit the race for the nomi-
nation—except that this would send even| #8] more
votes flocking to Kennedy.
Symington’s press secretary, Steve Leo, labeled the reports “absolute nonsense.” The
name
of
Senator
look
as
the
only
vention
if
that
time that
during
votes, yesterday.
But
in his
An
Illinois
caucus
Pige
21)
be
actual-
of
the
state’s
69
threw votes
strongest
CASTRO,
con-
all
along.
Senator’s
leader
the might
they
been
port
revolutionary
about
di@-pick off all 33 uncommitted
cause—more
the
be
Johnson
first. Johnson of Georgia’s
ly had
would
Kennedy
of
Lyndon
B. Jehnson will be placed in nominatino first, courtesy of the Alabama delegation, first on the alphabetical roll. But it began to
ment leaders to demogstrate sup(See
amined by doctors Saturday
of
4
of whom had waited Castro.
yesterday, He did it with the help
And the Democratic national convention where the candidate picking is supposed to
: aa
r
he
‘dential nomination
had
expected.
59%
to
the
than
the
Symington’s
6%
On Season's First Hurricane By
BOB
BONE
to Rico and for the isiand of St.,reau which said people here Croix with. winds of:up to 40 “should keep in touch with the ribbean hurricane, threatened miles per hour, and squalls pre latest advisories and bulletins Puerte Rico and the Virgin Is- ‘dicted for those areas last night and be ready for quick action lands yesterday. A tropical storm and this morning. in case the hurricane watch is * 75 miles south-southwest ef MarThe U.S. W er Bureau here changed to a hurricane warning.” tinique turned into a full-scale began teeuing “arrickue watch Yesterday afternoon the buhurricane at_ noon and began advisories and m g direct reau said that if the hurricane moving west-northwest. broadcasts on all island radio sta- maintains its present course and By 6 p.m., Gale warnings were | tii at noon. The; hurricane rate of speed, It would pass up for the southern coast of Puer-} watch was declared by the bu(See WEATHER, Page 21) the
season’s
first
Ca-
f
were
less
plated.
than
lected
only grounds.
had
contem-
E.~Stevenson,
governor
home
ed
he
Adlai
former
of
two
a
Illinois,
votes
One
col-
on
vote
his
remain-
uncommitted.
The upshot of this, on unofficial Associated Press
ly sheet, past
was
the
to boost
the _tal-
Kennedy
600-mark—to
votes—in promised (See CONVENTION,
620%
first-ballot Page 21)
KENNEDY ... full steam ahead
SEN.
JOHN
Feuding Local Democratic Factions Get Hearing Today By
supporters
Weather Bureau Keeping Eye Abby,
--
LOS battle
PRIEST
believe
the
Bureau
thrown
a devastating
Convention
-ANGELES—The
for
Rican into
WALTER
STAR
control
of
Democratic the
open
delegations dentials
seats
as
their before
bitter Puerto
Party
today
argue
convention
the
moves feuding
right
to
the
cre-
hinted
that
committee.
Both
factions
have
they will carry their pleas to the convention
goes
floor
against
Three
days
if
the
behind-
fozcrats)
these
led
a
forces ‘ (Mu-
slight
by
Jose
(Benicrats), but some
edge
A.
over
Benitez
observers
adversaries
have block
last
week
avowed support for statehood, formed a separate Democratie party here last March.) In
effect,
mittee
of intense
Mufioz-backed
their
may legal
when they challenged the legality of the Munoz delegation’s nominating convention. (A group of Popular Democratic Party members spurred by Benitez’s
decision
them.
the-scenes maneuvering by both sides appeared to have given the
Gov.
at
Benicrats
the
credentials
is now
which of ing sets
forced
tu
com-
decide
two seemingly conflictof regulations govern
the activities of the island’s Democratic Party. While nobody has stated it in so
many
(See
words,
LOCAL
the
FEUD,
implication
Page
21)
. &
v
~
THE SAN JUAN STAR-~ Monday; Jaly 11,1960. :
OAS Seen Best U.S. Hope
3
For Mending Cuba Relations; By
STANFORD
BRADSHAW
WASHINGTON (AP)—Soviet threats to the Umted States over Cuba seem certain to bring other American states into the troubled Caribbean situation, it was believed here yesterday
ed States and Cuba are now so bad, he said, “it is very unlikely
that the governments
ef the two
nations
a
basis
can
to
act
bring
on
bilateral
about
an
impre
vement.”
Mansfield
suggested
GAS
lea-
ders undertake a peacemaking Diplomatic sourees predicted role in Havana and Washingten a direct bid by the United Sta“to the end that decency may the Organization of Ame- | tes to be restored to CubamAmerican rwan States (OAS) for Jomt action
on
A
Cuba.
US.
senator
said
the
OAS
should take the lead im trymg to mprove U.S.-Cuha relations. The diplomats foresaw—as President
Eisenhower
hinted
Sa-
turda the possibility of an expheit US. denunciation of Cw bas driit toward Communism, and unvokin¢< ef a 1954 sore | ment against Red subversion in the
hemisphcre
They
said
could
such
go
Western
a denunciation
before
a
meeting
of
hemisphere
foreign
mi-
misters which already has been asked to hear Veneanela’s charges of aggression by the Dominican Republic The 1954 “Caracas Resohition” provides that the mimrsters all eonsult together on action which they could take in the event of a Communist take-over of an American nation. Sen. Mike Mansfield (D-Montana), a leading Democratic party spekesman on foreign af fairs, said in an interwew the OAS appears te offer the enby
hope of
for
a
peaceful
the situation. Relations between
settlement the
Unit-
Oi! Companies Keep Ageats in Havana
HAVANA (AP)—The oi companies whese Cuban properties have been seed by the Castro government have decided to Maintain representatives here to protect ther legal positions. Qil
relations and the threat to hemispheric solidarity remeved.” The
United
States
is
already
known to have been studying the possibility ef bringing its difficulties with Cuba before the OAS foreign ministers when they meet on the Venezuelan complaint. The date for the meeting has not been set.
'Japan-Viel Nam Trade TOKYO
reign
(AP)—Japan’s
trade
with
Nam for the of this year
the
fo-
North
Viet
Japan-Nerth
Viet
OFF up
first fiwe memths tetaled $4,925,200
to
TO
THE
the
new
government,
Nam
Trade Assn. reports. Japan imported $2,486,000 worth of goods and experted $2,139:200 worth. Some 152,000 tons ef Hengay coal made up the major portien ef Japan's imports.
CONGO—Belgian
sign as they
prepare
Congo
republic
(AP
te
Phete)
—
Juan te€ay
and and
except fer scattered show-
ers. Mayagues—Gemerally fair except for occasional scattered |showers and thundershowers today and tonight. PUERPO £100
and
the
ESLANDS—Cloudiness ed
and
WINDS:
miles
thundershewers
Easterly
per
VIRGIN
and scatterteday.
at
20 te
30
hour.
YESTERDAY’S 1:30
HIGH:
88
at
pm.
YESTPRBAY’S LOW STATESIDE: New
LEOPOLDVILLE,
All
The
seasoned
Conglose m
the
regulars?
seldiers
mutinied
southern
Congo
The
Belgian m
government
2,000
troeps
from
Juncos
Santurce
Tel.
Rie Piedras Tel 3-2467
Dr.
R.
Diego 409 Piedras
8-1428
Dr.
R.
Central
El 2617
Full
1304
Barrie Obrere for mformation and
&
Pernandez
Tel.
Juby 11 Pharmacy
Qtr.
New
Lopez Ave
Verde
Caparra
tsales
TIDES
Berrace
San
Juan
Fajardo Ponce Caguas
Garcia
May aguez Sam
Juan
Fajarde
Ponce May aguez
Mon@as, J Bigh Pl
nm
10:35 a.m
10:26 9:39
a.m. am
10:09
am.
Lew
41:33
p.m. Pm.
5:8
a.m.
4:6
5:@
am.
4:
2:08 5:08
am. am.
troeps
or-
after
imtetvention
US.
But
it
was
Cengo
leaders
a flying
bethville
to discuss
RENT bt eenaE oh
Be
5 3
a
oo ts OG i
eae
that
him
permission
help
trip the
to
This
m
two
U.S.
of
the
Air Force
(The
United
shet
dewn
States
west
the
Publique—
Force
Ny-
the Cengo’s Belgian-trained arwmry—weuld be put under Congeese command and Belgian officers would be repatriated to Belgium.
This
would
Majer grievance neus soldiers. (The
amswer
of
the
Radio
had
The
broke Negro
trouble,
out
in
Saturday
seldiers
a
muti-
said
Vic-
ETisabethville
night
began
when
sheoting
409
BEAUTY San Francisco
In a
From
night
Kamina
of
terror,
300
They
went
Province,
Moise
troops
te
help
restore
or-
der in that Congo province. The broadeast said Tshombe also asked for more Belgian paratreopers
but
reinforcements
had net arrived. The broadcast said widespread looting had begun im Katanga Province and sporadic firing out
Sabethville
in
one
section
yesterday
of £li-
afternoon.
5 Killed, 2 injured ja Train Wreck TUCUMCARI,
Five
persons
imjured
Rock
early
New
were
Mexico
(P—
killed and
yesterday
two
when
a
rainweakened
17
miles
trestle
east
of
and
Tucum-
cari. s
SAMUEL
VIDAL
MT.
All kinds of onclysis 318 De Diego Ave. Sonturce
St.,
Tel. 3-1079.
3 @e
a
Island freight train plunged
burned
SALON *
and
troops.)
260 miles rorth-
Katanga
off
Restored building with patio and original well. Ideal for dress, gift, souvenir Shop, office or
Information: BARBARA’S
Negro
Tshombe, has asked the British consul in Elisabethville for Rho-
broke
Belgian
by
Rhodesia
mto action about 6 am. In Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia the Federal Broadcasting Corp. said last night the premier
desian
whites.
Albert
Press
their car
of Elisabethville.
cease
said
British
frem
ed by Betgiam
treuble spets
Secretary
le
Paratroepers flew in frem KaMina, a big military base retain-
ef
on
African
frem
forced
river boat and by plane. The Cenge gevernment issued a radio appeal to all Cengelese treaps te mamtain order and to firmg
with
treops.
were
Flew
im the western Congo remained quiet though tense, and the mass flaght of whites continued by
embo
troops
later chashed
Seuth
After
Congo.
capital and
Defense
si-
rebels
preserve erder ify ‘returning
children
citizens
Elisa-
tense
the
yal ‘Negro
planes left Brazzaville, across the and
Negro
Assn. said Italian Vice Consul Fto Soglia and five other whites
Cengo River from Leopokiviile, for Accra, Gama, with 37 wives
Tim-
apparently
canceled
FOR SE
Ambassader
called in Dr.
learned
te
Meanwhile,
Bel-
imdependertof
Nations
granted
pm.
1:27 4:27
young
Granted
-| berlake also had conferred at’ ter Lundula, a Negro former Leopeldville airport with Presi- sergeant, is fhe new Force Pup.m. dent Joseph Kasavubu and Pre- blique commander with the rank pm. p.m. ef general, but will have Bel p.m. -| fore calimg m Bunche. The two gian advisers.)
5:6
Tides
them
the
foreign ‘diplomats.
necessary.
Belgian rule 18 days ago. Speculation about pessible
| United
with
Saturday te call om Belgian
Ralph Bunche, U.N. wnderseeretary, who is here to offer Firts Qtr. techrrical aid te the Congo. Neither would confirm or deny that imtervention was discussed. Foreign Minister Justin Bomboko, who also called at the embassy, |said he kmew nothing about any 11:32 pm _jsuch possibility.
3-5169
assistanee Puerto Nuevo
De Rie
became
tuation
riers
said.
Claire Timberlake
Registry
harassing
(AP)—BSelgian paratroopers went into actien into
While denying kmewledge of possible U.N. imtervention, Bombeko teld referters his supe-
Phila-
The moon rises today at 9-41 PM. and sets at 8-46 A.M.
troops
thumbs
will take
HEINZERLING
Permission
at Lakmabeurg and besieged’
arese
Mendas, Night
Fernandez
Urb Tel.
cleudy;
action
Emeroency
Call
7,
LYNN
The Cengo
restored arder in that capital ef Katanga province of the eastern Congo. But
which
sentatives, adding that this was done to centmue the claim to the properties and maintaim a legal position in event of any court
Beston,
Negro
gear, give
which
the turbulent Congo yesterday for the furst time, battling muninous who killed six Europeans at Elisabeth-ville.
the 4,006 or 84 ,| gum to reinforce so stafiomed im fhe Comge or m @elphia, 83, cloudy; Washigten, 83, the mearby trust territory of cleudy; Miami, 87, cleudy; ChiRuanda-Urundi. Vow To Bestore Order company officials said Standard, cago, 68, cloudy San Francisco, The Belgians announced de Texaco and British-Dutch Shell‘ 62, cloudy; Les Amgeles, 71, clear. termination to restere order in have informed the government this Negre nation of 13 mifizon, ' of the presence of these reprecleudy;
mutimeus
in combat Brussels
»
dered
75. Yerk,
in
Belgian Paratroopers Battle Mutinous Congolese Soldiers
white refugees, radio reports
TEMPERATURES:
clad
a jet plane
quell
By FORECAST: San Pence, generally fair
paratrcopers,
te beard
et
Emergency
2-9706
SAN.JUAN STAR = Monday, Jaly
Policeman Is Killed: lrate © Father Held night
by
the
irate
father
Manuel
Pifiero,
60,
Six
of
total
a
E.
Palma
Santiago.
The
to
and
more
ac-
deaths
for
the
197.
Among
degree murder after he -allegedly pumped. three bullets into police-
Luis
died
highway
year
St., Barrio. Saleana Llana, Rio Piedras, was charged with first-
man
persons
than 25 were injured in weekend auto accidents, raising the
protec-
of
3
6 Traffic Fatalities Raise Toll To 197
The life of a 26-year-old policeman was snuffed out Saturday youth who was under the tion of the policeman.
11,4960
killed
a po-
trolman Other
Friday,
on
was
the
Arecibo-
cused arrived at the scene of the tragedy, the Granada district in
Barceloneta highway. Two ians riding on a motorcycle
Rio
Piedras,
also killed, and a patrolman,
rid-
son
Enrique
ing
in
Ca-
cho
Perez,
a
police
ed
moments
after
had
been
by
officer
car
his
placed
in
Santiago.
|.
Enrique Pinero, 22, was detainby policeman Santiago on
Pinero
and
trict,
had
residerits
who
of
claimed
the
dis-
Pinero’s
car
M.
mudez who
STAR recently
night.
He
Martin
tack
at
and
was
where
Hospital
was
suffered
his
taken
he
a
home to
died
the
p.m.
a half
hour
A
native
survived
three re,
by
of
Iowa,
his
wife
lafrom
Martin
is
Wanda
and
Memorial
San Juan gements.
is
Funeral in
Home
charge
of
in
arran-
Heavy Police Units Guard Halian Cities ROME units
(®—Reinforced
stood
guard
yesterday
in
ready
Communist-led
an
uneasy
machine
Italians, toll
of
Left
still shuddering 11
dead
and
a
from
for
the
thousand
injur-1 in two weeks of rioting. No new serious incidents were reported Saturday or yesterday but observers thought Italy would
not, be
free
newed
street
of
the
threat
clashes
until after parliament Political starts
situation.
tomorrow
and
of
at
releast
debates
the
The
debate
may
last two
days.
Hong Kong Tourism Hit HONG
KONG
(AP)—Informed
sources say the recent riots in Tokyo “hurt Hong Kong’s tourist business. Many Americans, ¥
ATTENTION Male
or
TOURISTS Female
Earn $$ Stateside Sensational product for your drugstore or large department store, etc. Secretaries, Bankerss~ also are welcome. Mr. Boseau Hotel Normandie
Little
by
to the airport, saw
a
t
look
and
a
the team
last
playing and
handshake
with
the
wa§ largely responsible for the growth
League
Gunter
baseball
in
Puerto
Rico.
(STAR
of
“photo
Hett)'
same
Baja. said,
were
Maldonado, nearby,
kill-
road,
nearby.
He
was
By HAROLD 4. LIDIN new Christiar, Action Party
The
yesterday like
announced
an
what
area-wide ;drive
gistrations
through.
looked for
the
re-
churches. The CAP emblem a rosary emblazened on the eygscopal . yellow
white
church
cloth,*
gates
according to the pastor, Rev. Porfirio
Fernandez. 500 Signature Quota The CAP registration desk
hangs
scheduled after
from
to
Mass
Martinez,
remain last
night.
another
was
open
until
Generoso
CAP
official
in
doors [the parish committee, said the rearound the city and also in Baya- gistration office would be open every evening until the quota of mon. t Spokesmen at the CAP registra- 500 signatures for the parish had tion desks generally expressed sa- been covered.
tisfaction natures
and‘ school
with
the
pace
collected
Montserrate
of
sig-
“yesterday.
At
Parishg
on
Martinez ‘said disputes
gistration.
Fernandez
no
occurred
He
incidents
during
said
this
everyone
or re-
who
Juncos Ave., Stopy 15, Santurce, 130 signatures wege obtained as
passed by the desk yesterday was a Catholic, and that those who did
of 5 p.m. yesterday afternoon. Jose Miranda, chairman of the local CAP commitfge in that parish, said_a total of 246 signatures
not sign kept
had been obtained ‘since the com-
grounds, committee chairman Miranda said he had not encounter-
mittee
ed
became
active
there
Tues-
day. : The 130 names were taken from
As to the sympathizers
any
fered
quiet. recruiting of CAP outside the church
anti-clericalism
any
run-ins
nor
with
the
suf-
neigh-
bors.
In Whole or in Part beautifully restored 3 story building, of commercial *possibilities. Elevator, Air “Conditioning, Tourist
2
atid
center..
taurant, etc.
*
The
3
floors
High
class
Fortaleza 152 Incinerator.
office shops,
INFORMATION:
or
civilians
cident
which
Sgt.
Cacho
fied
as
killed
claimed Perez
Felix
in
were
Rosario
the
motorcycle
Full
commercial. Boutique,
Possibilities
Art- Shop,
TEL, 2-1444
cer E nR eeeLE ?
Res-
identiGarcia passen-
driven
Rodriguez,
were:
46,
who
live
in Barrio
Tomas,
Caguas.
Maximo Ramirez, 25, who was killed Saturday night when struck while walking on a high-
near
Hormigueros.
The
dri-
ver, Jose Ramirez Ortiz, charged with involuntary
was ho-
micide.
1 Dies As Fire Rips Through Oil Tanker MILFORD
HAVEN,
Wales
(#~
Seamen jumped overboard for their lives as a fire, triggered by
a
series
through
the
of
explosions,
tanker
Esso
ripped
Ports-
mouth discharging crude oil here early yesterday. Miraculously, the 23,500- ton shap didn’t blow up.
But
the
chief
steward
died
in
his bunk—apparently killed by an explosion that rent the ship a midships. Four of the remaining 56 crew members were injured.
UPR Receives Grant The
National
Science the a
has
University new
Foundation
donated
program
of
$10,7000
Puerto to
stress
Rico
of
to for
mathe-
matics and science in public high schools Virgin
in
Puerto
Islands,
the
Rico
and
the
university
has
announced.
ATTENTION MALE ‘SCHOOL TEACHERS The San Juan Star has openings for 3 high calibér young men between the ages of 25 and 28 years. These positions are man-| agerial with excellent future and
the young men selected will be thoroughly trained. Starting salary to $4,000. If you meet the following qualifications: 1. College Graduate, children,
(Opposite .Padin’s). comStreet floor
ac-
Alvarez,
16, and Miguel Angel Maysonet, 24. They were
on
the
the life of
2. Married
FOR LEASE IN OLD SAN JUAN mercial.
27.
Cruz
47.
fatalities
aT.
about 1,800 people who attended the first five Masses yesterday,
parish
bail. The in-
were Raul Ortiz and Lopez Batalla,
Sierra,
weekend
Santiago Garcia Lopez. Both men
out
fled the scene, poli-
jured police Santiago, 21,
8ers
CAP Extends Drive
it and
made
holiday
for
boys. Gallery
cities
face any renerioting of the
Sunday
admiral, driving
lo Parish Churches
The presence of the police and the scheduling of new, rallies by
the
lery shortly befoye Gallery left the island Saturday. The
police
Italy’s
with
guns and clubs to wal of the bloody past two weeks.
FINAL FAREWHELL—Miguel Diaz, 8, of 1 Major St. Santurce and segond baseman of the Miramar Little League, bids finay farewell to Rear Adm. Daniel V. Galstopped
children.
The body will be sent to HavMont., for burial. Puerto Ri-
co
struck standing
in default of $5,000
hospital
ter. He had just returned a trip to St. Croix.
who
on
charged with involuntary homicide and jailed at La Princesa
at-
7:15
car was
the
old.
heart
at
26,
ce said, but was arrested an hour later, asleep in his car behind his place of business 6n
Satur-
44 years
Bermudez,
ing him. Bermudez
Batre wd pw
day
Rivera
Lino
Gregorio
motorcycle as was Pa-
was killed Friday night when a car ran over him at Caguas. The driver was identified ‘as
way
two policemen and Rogelio Mal-
hit the policemen
——
Memorial
injured.
jof their car giving a ticket to another motorist. Then the Ber-
appointed Director of Immigration for the Virgin Islands, Jesse QO. Martin, died at Knud Hansen
with
Highway No. 2, near Toa Rivera Bermudez, ‘police
Of Immigration Dies THOMAS—The
was
car
struck, according to a police report, by a car driven by Hector
Virgin Islands Chief ST.
police
civilwere
donado Maldonado, 36, of Dorado, was killed when they were
nearly hit a child.
Special to the
the
The other were injured,
suspicion of drunk driving. The “officer had been called to Gtanada to squelch a fight between
the highway. The driver was injured,
lice sergeant. Three other policemen were among the injured. All four were on duty. The police sergeant, Marcelo Cacho Perez, 46, died in an ac-
cident
those
by Esteban Montano Machado, 23. Police said the motorcycle waszigzagging without lights on
with
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one or more English,
4.
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THE SAN JUAN STAR —
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.
There’s Something | About A Convention That's Fascinating By RALPH McGILL
A billion persons will hear about and see this Convention each day it continues. It will be as close to the people of Timbuktu or. Singapore as to those of Santa Monica.
, Publisher,
The
Atlanta
Constitution
LOS ANGELES—What is it like to cover a national nominating convention? None ever said it
better
than
Mencken: “...meals missed
the
late
bolted
suicidally
altogether,
By virtue of radio and television coverage, Santa Barbara
Henry
nights
Ave.,
or
the
writing
of
at
morning,
three
o'clock
in
all the
horrors
of war
and
the
I x
Democrat Platform Promises Economic Gain In Cold War By
OVID
A.
that
by
Rep.
Chester
be
to
restore
he
says
has
form for the party’s convention opening today. The platform will declare that
what
it
is
have
issues
at
industrial
separate
called
foreign
the
domestic
issues.
on
home—in output,
standards,
fields
of
employment,
protection
of
individual freedom and right— is essential for strength abroad, it will say. Restore U.S. Prestige Bowles said the big job fac-
Union
and
Red
industrial, scientific welfare fields.
to
been
from
Strength living
impossible
Soviet
The
drafting
finishing a
the
in
social
end
racial
put
Saturday
policy
plank
that
United
States
has
lost stature abroad because of poor .leadership by the Eisenhower administration. The civil rights plank is ex-
The
big
Northern
demanded
pledge
esse
full
the platform
avoid
Ame-
gress
in
wiping
respect.
flicts
than
world
Faeneeseeeeeeeecs
Above all...its light!
John
of
that
a promise
bring out
to
better
pro-
racial
con-
coercion.
Southern
leaders
Menc-
have
dicated
that
dissatisfaction
a civil allowed
rights plank would to express itself at
in-
our
vulgar, it is it is tedious,
there
comes
a
show
with the present... SCOTCH WHISKY
maginably
exhilarating
posterous that geous year in
and
one lives an hour.”
pre-
a
gor-
The Democrats are better. They are not always proper and are rarely smug. The Republicans
their
neat
suits
and
of respectability. They aroma about them of
money,
of
chairs in propriety.
rich The
sports
expensive
offices, and of Democrats ¢ome
shirts
and
incredible
decorations..
leather
slacks,
in
costumes
They
de
not
and
mind
being loudly drunk in public, while a Republican always prefers to over-indulge with dignity
and
in
privacy.
of
duction
But
controls.
some
of
the
drafters oppose this, that the eventual withdrawal
of
government
from
the
of
products
A farm plank submitted by a Democratic agricultural adviso-
The nature of the plank to go into the platferm is still to be
ry eemmittee would
settled.
in
control
the
farm
farmers’
best
pricing is
interest.
EQUIPMENT
live,
and
cuts
the
hot
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that
we
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It
is
that
act,
We
and
what
much
of
and
the foolishness
badges and eccentric the clowning—ef- the
eXhibitionists, us.
whe
say
distorted, false, to do us harm.
understand
with
we
it is un-
who
But
are
foreign
are waiting
always
observers,
to see
this
ins-
trument of democracy at werk, will hardly be persuaded thereby
that democracy purpose. Maybe
world
it will
to
frenzied to hear
of
has
dignity
be
see
good
the
and
for
the
sometimes
and sweating delegates; the extravagant phrases
keynote
addresses
and
nomi-
nating speeches. Perhaps the parades of majorettes and young ladies doing precision drills and
exercises,
the demonstrations
behalf of undestood
see
the
on
candidates, will be by those who hear
it in
the
nations
about
werld.
They ment
will be seeing of
democracy
an
instru-
at work.
But
our history system. The
and ‘our two-party Democrats emerged
early as the party of the expanding
West.
joined and
They
to
were
rout
bring
on
those
the
who
Virginians
Andrew
Jackson,
the frontier lawyer and Indian fighter. The Democrats have always had fun at their conventions. They are given to eccentricities of dress and speech. And maybe this will be geod for the viewers on television in and
Asia
to
see
the
demonstrations.
sea
Certajnly
give
orders
at
the
Sports
Arena.
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not
choice.
And
of huge hats, and
cannot
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of today
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is
by
they will see no hint of a despot’s hand. There will be no army around. There will be no national control. The government
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do.
the
the smooth Scotch
~
dog
are our national
of state standards, the differences in delegations, the parades,
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folkways.
world, people are inundated by a flood of words. Much of it is about us—you and me—how we
Europe
devices, Ventilation
will
platform. what they may not understand is contending that it is one fashioned out of
and
SAFETY
American
and
meat.
and
teration of wartime and postwar high crop supports and pro-
to create
DAVILA HERMANOS, INC, LA CASA DEL LICOR
game
provincial
so
gaudy and hilarious, so melodramatic and obscene, so uni-
SCOTCH
Blending the past
of the
friendly, designed
polls in November, and not in a walkout of delegates.from the convention as happened in 1952.
promise res-
world
They are a part of our political way of life, just as baseball is
the delegates and alternates were dead and in hell—and then sud-
with be the
a part
and
the most
insist
the
ness. These conventions have become
sessions wishing heartily that all
to end) in
use Federal compulsion. They contend education and _ under-
all theme
command
powers
delegates
will
rica
have
Democrats
Seuthern
standing
North
in
discrimination.
pected to be fitted into the overof making
advocates
government
it,
an
and yet it is somehow One sits through long
air an
of
Mr.
of
we have not yet comprehended that every day, all around the
their have
to
of
much
a hanging. It is ugly, it is stupid,
wards that will rebellion in the
is
all
miss
so
hamburger
with
the
use
would
come
that
the Federal
it. Nor
make
problem
this promise in not evoke party
The eoeeerereceeeeeaer
discrimination
schooling,. employment, voting housing and other fields. Southern Faction
South.
committee
touches
foreign
declares
China
and
to
willingly
is to
For there is something about a national convention that makes it as fascinating as a revival or
denly
Bowles of Connecticut, been a growing world skeptichairman of a 20-member cism about the ability of the committee -working behing United States to meet, in the locked doors to draft a plat- long run, competition of the
for
qualities
not
maximus, charming.
MARTIN
what
of
and
it is hard upon both the higher cerebral centres and the gluteus
LOS ANGELES (AP)—Democrats will promise to win the cold warby making America so powerful industrially that Communism will lose its world influence. That was the word given ing the new administration will This would involve a promise
yesterday
preposterous
would
hour ken:
READY FOR THE ONSLAUGHT—Gev. LeRey Ceillins, left, of Florida, and Paul tive Butler, chairman of the Democratic National committee, pose with their resp ational state banners in the Los Angeles Sports Arena, where the Democratic Convention gets under way tonight. (AP Photo)
wariness,
from
to the Sports
see and hear one of our national conventions, and the thought of it produces a feeling of uneasi-
the
Atwithout any of its glory.” And yet, for all the sleepless-
f|mess
off-ramp
all the main streets of the world. This is the first time in history
dispatches
that were overtaken by fresh news... dreadful alarm and surprises
main
Arena, where the big show being held, will be tied in
in pursuing elusive and _ infamous politicians, hours wasted upon
the
the Harbor Freeway
spent
Rico and the Virgin Islands:
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, THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, July 11, 1960
C onvention Is C éntusing Whirl By GEOFFREY
‘LOS ANGELES (AP)—The official program for the Dem - ecratic National Convention scheduled te. open here today:
it
will
be
a
confusing
Democratic Organ Raps Nixon For Being Iil-Informed WASHINGTON
Some
who
have
at!
four,
six of these say
they
five
mnial
or
circuses,
all tend to blur
together
in their memorig. Yet each convention, no matter how cut-and-dried the choosing of candidates, always seems to have some standout drama or human comedy that lingers. : Recalls ‘Romany
(AP)—The
publication
veteran « conventioneers
“Democratic
in 1996?
Sen..
Estes
that
the floor in 1952so he could withdraw in favor Adlai Stevenson, and how he~had to wait in dis-
President
Richard
M.
high policy best trained
eandidate.
Reviewing
occurrences
high-flying
U.S.
after
reconnais-
sance plane was downed in Russia, the digest says they show most
extensively
Presidential
in
history
an
important
did
ing
the
candidate
not
even
decision
summit
had
know made,
Jet alone participate in its making.” “On the Sunday before the summit,” the account says, “Nixon appeared on a television program in New York, during which he gave a strong de-
fense U-2
for
continuance
of
first,
had been made (the Thursday, it developed)
later
about
the
said
the
flights.
that
Nix-
he
decision
all
knew
the
time
but the U.S. News (a magazine), which is usually well informed
on the inner workings of the Eisenhowers administration, said flatly:
“President let
Vice
Eisenhower
President
did not
Nixon
in
on
the fact that he had ordered an end to aerial spying befare the President took off for his meeting with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev.”
The
article,
Collapse
on,” had
titled
Revives
says been
the
Qld
Vice
relying
campaign
“Summit
The
Nix-
President
on, the
issue and the summit for
party
to
stand
on
in
city
the
of
campaign. This is an important and long months of preparation have gone into it. Nominating Speeches Then the nominating speeches begin:
“A
man
who...”
and
to
speak,
here
are
some
al Party
Chairgaan
Paul
M.
Butler
will call the c#nvention to order. He
had
the sarge
Keynote
chore
minable.
the
nomination.
Democratic
brass
band.
to
call
to
the
of
the
flag,
convention
Democratic welcome
by
of Los Angeles. Address by the Hon.
led
of the Johnny
by
the
by
Mrs.
National the
with
Hon.
Kenneth
of Los
Angeles.
Dorothy
Vreden-
Committee.
Hon.
Edmund
committee Green,
Norris
G.
Poulson,
Brown,
Mayor,
Governor,
state
California.
a
Recommendations
for
temporary
officers
of
the
conven-
States
Senator
on.
so
Address from
Idahe
tional
of the Hon. and
Frank
temporary
Church,
chairman
United of
the
Demecratic
Convention.
Report
the Hon. Mrs. Vel
‘
won
of
Address. by the Hon. Paul Ziffren, chairman, California convention. committee. Address by the Hon. Paul M. Butler, chairman, Democratic National Committee.
of
Na-
‘
committee
Herschel Phillips,
on
rules
and
order
of
business
from
Loveless, Governor of Iowa, chairman, and national committeewoman from Wisconsin,
co-chairman.
In 1924 there were 103 ballots before John W. Davis of West
Virginia
stars
direction
allegiance
secretary,
Address
the
planks it has carpentered together the
of
led by the
musical
Address rector
It
of
by
Mrs.
women’s
Katie
Loucheim,
activities,
A spiritual by the Menturn Glee of Mr. Charles Turner. Benediction by Bishop Gerald Church of the Los Angeles area. The National Anthem.
took 14 days. In 1860 the convention lasted 16 days. This year it’s possible Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass) will cop it on the first ballot.
vice
Democratic
chairman
National
Club,
under
Kennedy,
and
di-
Committee.
the direction the
Methodist
in 1956.
Address
Then the temporary officers will
discontinue
on
name
Pledge
Official
At Wednesday’s session the plat-
will present
the
T. Boudreau’s
burgh,
get task,
ABC’s on what will happen week in the Los Ang2les sports arena. Democr, tic Convention is programmed far five days. Monday at 5». m., Pacific Daylight Time (8 # m. EDT), Nation-
flights.
to
so
the
“The following day President Eisenhower announced that a decision previous
‘fennessee’s
_
Anthem,
Hahn, supervisor, second district, the County The salute te our 49th and 50th states.
was called in+hzballoting? Or the on. z Puerto Rican jJelegate who had On the fourtH day the conventhe 1952 Repuplican Convention, tion gets down te brass tacks. The gasping with lamghter? Something like that is likely to roll calls begin to select the presicome out of the 1966 conventions dential candidate. This can be too. To help y@u savvy who’s on short and sweet or almost inter-
concern-
been
until
tried to
John
National arts under
peace
conference
bolsters.
be
elected,
aad
the
temporary
chairman Sen.» Frank Church of Idaho, will déliver the keynote address. Hl
Church, who durns 36 on July 25,
is the
younges®
senator.
footer,
he ofter} was
He
looks
it. A gangling,* apple-cheeked sixmistaken
a Senate page: when he elected four y«ars ago.
At 16 he wona ican
Legion
o
was
for first
nationwide Amerrical contest,
in public at léast he has stopped talking since.
and
seldom
The first gession ends with adoption of aresolution confirming nominatiom; for the four standing conventioy committees, on credentials, ptrmanent organiza-
tion, rules, and platform. Collins: Takes Over At Tuesday’s session the temporary chairman relinquishes the gavel to the pyrmanent chairman. This is Goy.. Leroy Collins of Florida. Collins
is
néw
to
the
job,
DON'T DELAYSAVE MORE TODAY IN | ALL
Si a
“the
groomed
comfort
(D-Tegn)
fer the
his colleague from Texas. As permanent chairman, he would have had to remain aloof from any
coramittee
Archbishop,
ply *
that
to camJohnson,
B.
The
imthis
Lyndon
McIntyre,
Catholic Diocese of Los Angeles. ; Presentation of colors by the color guards.
House.
he wanted
11
“
the
hi
Kefauver
the
paign fer Sen.
for
M. Nixon
of
year because
against
Richard
Speaker
Rayburn, billiard-bald and mensely dignified,.withdrew
form
Remember
Vice
Texas,
Remember Joe%Smith, the fictional candidate fo, Vice President
Digest” says the U-2 spy plane incident exploded the “fabk” Nixon sits in on making and is the
he replaces a man who has been a seemingly permanent fixture at these affairs— Sam Rayburn of
July
A"es id
party
and endless speeches.
First Session, Monday, convenes at 5 p.m. by Francis Cardinal
Convention Invocation
ci
criterion,
whirl of ovations, “waving banners
GOULD
—#— The Demopolitical whizgig history is any
Program
Convention
But Always Has Its Highlights LOS ANGELES crats open their today. If past
2
,
.
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of LIPTON
Chicken
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The
lively taste of LIPTON
fies that hunger.
LIPTON
Noodle Soup makes
everyone
chicken broth and enriched
is real soup!
For
soups
that
and
special
watch
home
your
cooked
family
For a different kind of refreshment to offer your guests during these hot summer days, try LIPTON’S
ice tea.
Hot or cold, LIPTON’S
fits
occasion,
any
any
time
of
tea day.
soup hun-
egg noodles
irs 4 3.) NOODLE SOUP
satistaste,
dig
in.
THE SAN JUAN STAR
6
Molinos Will Double Feed
Gil Rivera Sworn in As Administrator
Of P.R. Court System
Storage Silos Molinos
de
Puerto
Rico,
en-
Guillerme sworn in
at the tor of ing its feed storage capacity Office Gil with $500,000 investment f r silos now under construction, it of the
tering
its
second
rations
in
Puerto
year
of
is doubl-
was announced by the According to Frank
company. Becerra,
vice
president
manager ditional
of silos
bishels
(about
and
general
Molinos, the ad will hold 500,000
14,000
tons)
of
animal feed grain The buildings, more than 125 feet in height, will be erected in only five days,.once the pil ing now being sunk, is completed. The additional silos give Molines a total storage capacity of over 1,000,000 bushels of animal
feed
grain.
Rico,
brought
the
Melincs te
Economic
de
the
attorney
He
Development
1943
island,
men,
to
dairymen,
industrial
bakers
at
one
time.
1945.
obtained
his
law
degree
at the University of Puerto Rico in 1936. He is married to Annie Bonar Antonetti. They have five
children,
Ana
Yvonne,
12;
6; Maria Gerard
Margarita, Guillermo
Gil
Rivera
Cesar
5, and
4.
after being sworn appointed
Bobonis
ministrative
13;
Alberte,
de les Angeles, Antonio,
Immediately in,
by
Ad-
as
lawyer
assistant
director.
ad-
Bobonis
was formerly chief of the Legal Investigatiens Division of the Court Administrative Offices.
cattle and
general,
to
He
ministration, has been distributing its entire production within
the
Rivera was afternoon
served in the armed foras Intelligence Officer from
ces
Puerte
island
A. Gil Friday
Supreme Court as directhe Court Administration of Puerto Rico. Rivera, a former justice Supreme Court, was also
ope-
Rico
Jr.,
gro
cers.
No Decision Yet On Dog Pairols Russ Milroy, the dog trainer frem Texas who has been trying to interest the Police Department
Ramon arrived
in
vention.
dog
patrols
on
— Monday, July 11, 1960
their
metropolitan
Streets has been touring the Jooking for areas where they be of the most value.
city will
ly, they
im
crime
pre-
says that ordinarily would cost about $7.000 if they are trained local-
would
Joseph
is shown unveiling the portrait of
McDonald, who pione-ed cooperatives in Puerte Rico. The oil Rican artist Francisco Rodon is displayed at the new cooperative painting by center in Hate Rey, which was inaugurated last Friday. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett)
A.
Advice To Home-Buyers
On Cost Of A $10,000 Home Maintenance or upkeep of the house can be expected to cost about two
GEORGE L. REED Special Teo The STAR
(Geerge ceasultast Urban
Milroy the dogs each, but
As yet Superintendent of Police
Father
By
Torres Braschi has net at amy decision as to
effectiveness
UNVEILS PAINTING— Gov. Luis Mufoz
L. to
Reed beth
Renewal
ministration
&
and
is a special the island’s
per
Heusing
year.
Urban
Ad-
Renewal
cent
of
something
the
Thus
the
value
or
a
could be worked out somewhat as follows: assume that an ac-
$24,740,
a half times
roughly
two
the nominal
cash
home-owner
a business
with
and
mcome.
certain
certain The
is
tween
outgo
and
period
about
possible accretion in the home value, dependent not only on good
what
from
its
salvage
or
at the end of the period amount to. A house, of shelter
could assume with
good
might
rental
which
that in twenty
maintenance
sell
price.
for For
value,
the
30
ef
any
existing
4
2.
we
(in
$15,000
or
convenience,
the house has
over
the
twenty
net
apparemt
cest
of
the
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WAY
AUO
CJ
tien
resale
values
are
of sugar India
mill
will
execu-
arrive
in
~~.
< *
the
will
spensor
Technical
the
visit
Coopera-
is a somewhat Real
construction
and
low
a great
maintenance
but also on the improving or deteriorating nature of the com-
munity. The real advantage atso depends upon what opportunities there are
fer
other
alternative
of the same funds.
investment
If all
goes well
and and
purchases are wisely made fairty-priced, on the basis of
the
above
may
be profitable.
assumptions,
owning
In cases
where
the would-be home-owner Timited funds for investment can
use
these
limited
has and
funds
ef-
fectively, renting may be a better selution te his economic problem.
Cuba Rejects British Demand For Refurn Of Shell Refinery LONDON jected
ration
(AP)—Cuba
Britain’s
of
has
demand
the
for
seized
re reste-
Shell’ Oa
Refmery to the company— but instead has imvited the British to test the legality of the takeover
in Cuban
Courts.
British
sources,
yesterday,
said
Premier
Pregram.
complicated
cost depends
Fidel
. reportmg
this
fhe
regime
of
Castro
outlined
its
The group, erganized by the attitude on the oil refinery dispute that was couchNational Productivity Councilof in a note Tharsday New Delhi, includes executives, ed in moderate terms. The mild Cuban note te Britain technicians, laber leaders, and contrasted sharply with a tough government officials. and belligerent communication They will visit sugar cane delivered to the United States at plantations, mills, refineries, the same time which alse rejected and
Aik
State,
uader
the
1e%
and if eur assumptions
and
tives
of
Cut
this
rent
Peerte Rico July 24 for a week's visit to study and observe the sugar imdustry here. The Commonwealth and U.S. Departments
CALL OR WRITE:
Old PAA Terminal, isle Grende Asrport Bex 10673, Copcrra Heights Station Sen Juan, Puerto. Rico 3-S25S (Office) 3-9800, Cor 75 (Mobile) 8-0407
out
($19,200) plus salvage val-
($15,000)
Sugar Execufives Here From India For Study
CRUMLEY RADIO CORPORATION
$1433 15.
sale
and
product
tween 130 & 180 mes., FM. Far less maintenance cost.
be
It will be seen that determining the real cost or gain of owning a
deal upon the rate of interest, the
price. Installed with
: be-
would
The
house
to
difference between cash expenditures ($24,740) and income or rent
6N100
six
interest.
the
the
If
100 Wott Base Station systems, or new systems,
at
cash from the the twenty-year
heuse aver the twenty years is the
Model
invested
accumulation in investment over
pro-
years, of $80 a month, or a savings of $19,200.
For
be
compound
income
a
1.
could
cent
what
have
we may asume that
cost.
month)
matter.
al nominal
extra
the
home
house
al at
that
real
a well planned community where values have not dropped) the
mote control option-
and
savings in down-payment ($1,300) and rent and maintenance ($22 a
determine
We
Re-
coukd be rent-
month
we
years
tower,
a
per
income.
course, produces has value as rent.
foot
apartment $75
Icome— is
average
for
To establish what might be cal led the real cost —or expense less
value would
$892.05
ceptable ed
an alternate scheme
expenses
fit or loss or the real ‘cost is the difference over the period be
EFFICIENCY
To provide a basis for evaluation
and upkeep ever the twenty years period will cost the buyer ap
ment of purchase. A house for the
BUSINESS
will have
years.
down-payment,
sale price of the house at the mo-
MODERN
the house
of the above,
and
FOR
then
produced a profit in shelier and money of $9,460 over the twenty
closing charges, monthly payments jy) proximately
cost only $1,000.
house
on the erder of $200
correct,
organizations
sugar
industry
dealing
here.
with
Washingion’s
protests
at
the
Seizure of twe American oil plants.
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THE
SAN
JU
TE
:
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i
Monday, Juiy 11, 1960
STAR —
TY
San Juan Ticker. Talk
Dry Bir:
iat
5
A
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P. R. Sugar Co. Gains By DANIEL D. HOWELL — ee ee eee ee Puerte Rico Sugar? F Answer: South Puerte Rico Sugar (ticker symbel PSU on the New York Stock Exchange) has approximately 75 per cent of it sugar production facilities in the Dominican Republic with the remaining
portion
in
.
Puerto
.
Rico.
This
‘
company
Position
in
that
is
j
in
its
a
ue
Puerte
marketing
RB
sugar
pro-
duction is sold on the U.S. domestic sugar market at a price about 2 cénts per pound higher than its far larger production from Dominican sources which is sold on the world
sugar market. When
gan
%
the
Castro
its most
-
Government
recent round
in
Cuba
be-
of jrivate property
seizures, more than the usual ; mount of pressure developed in Congress to 4 jss a bill allowing
production
the
President
to reduce
Cuhg’s
sugar
quota.
For years, Cuba ‘has also mie the privilege of selling a large portion of its annual sugar the subsidized U.S. domestic. markst.
HOWELL on
z %
In anticipation of the passing of this bill and yny Presidential
action
in this
last
week,
tion
in
cut
regard,
many
the
Mr.
speculators
quota
to the
which
apparently
normally
Dominican
Sugar.
Eisenhower
given
Republic
to’
and
suysequently
believed Cuba
reduc-
well
doled
benefit
be
Puerto
:
GOOD
took
‘shat\any
mighf
%
e always eagerly awai ting the departPICKIN’S—San Juan harbor pigeons ure of cargo ships from the busy docks. There are always ‘good pickin’s’ and the birds move in, as soon as the ships pull away. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett)
Rico
VA Medical Benefits Hit $63.5 ‘Million
:
Hence, PSU’s popularity zoomed and the stock? price advanced ‘to around.20 from the previous year's low of 14. , As to a redistribution of the 700,000 ton Cyjban quota cutback and an additional 156,000 to ns which wouk} have gone to pba to make up a deficit from other areas, np definite plan as
been
holders the
made
public.
of PSU
U.S.
handed
will be anxiously
Dept.
of
Agriculture
this most
Question:
Undoubtedly,
desirable
Will
you
Corp?
give
the
comi
week:
awaiting an sii
as
bus
in
to
some
which
a eee
counjrie £res
are
to be
Veterans
about Paddington
information
Forces
Answer: Paddington Corp. of New York is thie exclusive porter of liquor products distilled by Justerini ‘and Brooks imof England. The leading product of this successf : importer is J. f
& B. Rare Scotch of its sales.
Whiskey,
which
accounts
for thé i 4
Judging from Paddington’s steadily i
the past several years, one would conclude that
?
Virgin
are
still
insufficient
to
satisfy
demand.
have
been
very
active
in
from
earnings over
weels.
Such
Puerto
Islands
Dr.
care
the
at
the
the
debt
nor
preférred
cost
tracts
activity
San
$35.5
for
a
5
per
tomorrow. At
the
22
times
of
$1.78
(Mr.
market Juan
cent
patients
with
dividend,
which
the
company
the
most
price
of
recent
40,
PJB
12 months
is
selling
earnings
share.
Howell,
who
answers
readers’
at
will
the
of
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
VIENNA,
Austria
w—Nikita}
asked
Fenner,
& > Smith,
if: Khrushhev
the
such
area.
was
ill.
But the evide that nge his family
from
VA
the .|
in
to
dentists
gave
the
de
Patricio
employed
to
departing
of
dol-
treatment
inaugurated
inute
1946,
the
VA’s has
patients,
ount
briable
in
San
AIR CONDITIONER
treated
Chaves-
The first practical and safe do-it-yourself-in-minutes installation — plus
every
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feature. Heavy-duty three-row condenser . .. built-in
Mrs. Khrushchev told a of the official party that accompa-
BOMBAY, Indiag, (AP)—The Communist and Praja socialist
Raymond Loewy “Thin... and Low”-est styling.!
nied the Soviet leader on his
trade
thinks he’s taxing his health. “‘He’s
trying
to
de
toe
much,”
R
i
1,000 bus tour of Austria. Hi -mile face—usually wreathed in a i —was wrink withled worry as confi herded anxiety. The
returned
66-year-old
to
Soviet
Moscow
leader
Thursday
trip through Austria’s mountainous Soviet officialse. insistrysid acount te vas
unions
one-day dia
have
general
Thursday
high
cost
|
called
strike te
for
thermostat ... famous
in
In-
protest
the
the warmest summer
understanding
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Serves as a dehumidifier, too. Yet this new Fedders Minute Mount Portable is priced low enough to allow
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of living.
YOUNG experience
bid
Turks.
FEDDERS
by
veterans.
hospital
about 52,000 Estrada said.
the
1-H P
treatment
dental
being
November,
to
military
hand
AdminisPuerta
thousands
of
area’s
Since
farewell
on
manufac-
received
worth
were
minutes affer you carry if home from
:
VA
lars
western
high-ranking
leaders
Orthopedic
Veterans
building
addition,
the
many
Artificial
are
from private dentists totaling $645,000 during the decade. In
Inc.)
the
Turkish Ambassador to H. Haikmet Anli, and
as
the
stock
with
Command. Troops arrived
The Korea,
at
Tierra.
Andrei Gromyka''when a reporter
Khruisshch tired and ev his wife|
in
Veterans
about
train
ending
Blatchtransport
con-
in March)
Khrushchev Showed Signs Of Fatigue On Austria Trip By EDDY GILMORE
the the
f
questions
Seoul,
the
military
artificial limbs were issued to
tured
at
port,
boarded
US.
VA.
braces
Shop
egch Monday in the STAR, is associated with the San
office
in
Tur-
this
service
Nations Turkish by
Izmir,
and
for, a ship.
was
treated
having
limbs’ and
tration
approximately
(egding
of
of
front
Brig-
Patricio
appliances
veterans
stock
{
recent
per
stock
west
Ad-
million
hospitals
thopedic
outStanding and is in a good financial condition. Recently the directors declared
pay
fer from _
million reof patient
VA’s
and
private
4 funded
year
(AP)—One Turkish
man-
impressive
no
Korea
Friday
miles
here
Korea Tenth
$63.5
wheel chairs, and eyeglasses
has
the
received
totaling
J. Chaves-Estrada,
Hospital,
five cents per share in 1954, nine-cents in 19565, cents in 1956, 19 cents in 1957, 60 cents in 1958, and $1.40 i , 1959—quite an
record.
left
United The
During the last decade, a total of 5,802 prosthetic and or-
company
ade
a
is attributed to Paddington’s past earnings record and a currently improving overall picture. As to these earnings, Paddington earned
The
of
20
and
have
benefits
half key,
Armed
Rico
minintration center. Of the total, $28 presented, the cost
there is a strong
‘Theoutlook
recent
U.S.
INCHON,
ager of the area’s Veterans
is very bright’ management declares.” % Paddington Corp. is traded on the American ‘Stock Exchange (with the ticker symbol PJB) where the 584,000%common shares outstanding
the
Turkish Troops Finish U.N. Duty In Korea
million in the past 10 years, according to an announcement
demand for J. & B. products. A leading financial service Publication reported recently: “Imports of J. & B. Scotch; are increasing, but
of
in
Medical
large majerity
ing
sii
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Tixt SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, July 11, 1960
8
| Civica Choir Members Honor Dr. Bover At Reception|
HOSTS,
CIVICAS
AND
HONOR
the choir of the Women’s
GUEST—Members
Civic Club
honored
off
director, Dr. Bartolome Bover, at a reception Thursday evening in the Isla Verde home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Lopez
Prado.
At
left, above,
the
hosts
chat
with
Mrs. José Manuel Canals in the patio. From are
Mr.
Canals,
Mrs.
Lépez
Prado,
Mrs.
Mr.
At Casa de Espana
and
left to right Canals,
Next
newly
ters
elected president of the Women’s Civic Club, and Mr. Lopez Prado. In photo at right, the honor guest is surrounded by members of the Civica Choir. Seated from left to right are Mrs. Eloina R. de Umpierre, Mrs. Irma de Freiria, Dr. Bover and Mrs. Belen de Torruellas, while standing
are
Mesdames
Mercedes
G.
de
Seana,
Saturday, July
of
members
de Espana bow
to
ball
at
year
16, daugh-
of
the
society 10
will
at
pm.
a
The
coincide
debutante affair
with
the
of the laying of the Casa
pana.
HISTORICAL
BASTILLE
of de
Vows With Francis Rosa Miss Joanne Domenech Pi26 and attorney Francis Rosa
this
Silva
exchanged
16th
vows
at
the Es-
Saturday resita
a
nuptial
morning
Church,
wedding in
Mass
Santa
Santurce.
Te-
Father
Sanchez officiated at the Catholic _| ceremony, and soprano Olga Igleslas was accompanied by Mrs. Luz Hutchinson at the piano and violinist Carlos Gandia. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a formal wedding gown by Sophie of Saks Fifth Ave. The gown was of off-
commemorate
THE
Casa
will take their formal
anniversary cornerstone
Carmen
A. de Davila, Julie M. de Rexach, Mrs. Pucky L. d? Valines and Mrs. Virginia de Garcia Vidal. To
Miss Domenech Exchanges
Debutantes To Bow
their musical
DAY
white peau de soie with Alencon,
Oo {fASaiA Taentc lpi cis French BOUTIQUE
lace
appliques
bodice,
and
a chapel wore
on
full
length
orange
to
a
fitted ending
train. The
a fingertip
attached
the
skirt French
tiara
silk veil
of
French
blossoms.
Mrs. Rosa, the daughter and
in
bride
Mrs.
Franklin.
of Mr.
Domenech,
studied at the Convent and lege of the Sacred Heart.
ColThe
groom holds a degree in law from the University of Puerto Rico and is presently associated with the law firm of Benicio
Sanchez (See
Castano, in San NUPTIALS, Page
Juan, 9)
of Paris, the 14th of July, 1789
=
|
| INVITES
YOU
TO
THE
BASTILLE SPECIAL SALE with a
20% discount on all your purchases of DRESSES
@
BLOUSES
©
BEACH
OUTFITS
from FRANCE
e
and
COSTUME
JEWELRY,
etc.
ITALY
UNTIL JULY 16th in our shops:
7 —_. | eR
——_———
1018
LES
Ashford
SELLE
Ave.
faint dmc
Tue French BOUTIQUE | eee
(next te La
FROSTSCESS
Reda)
SERGE
ee
ee
and
ee
Caribe
Hilton
ERE REE RCSD
)
Hotel
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>
NEWLY WED—Mrs,. Francis Rosa, the former Miss Joanne Domenech Pico, was wed Saturday at a nuptial mass
in Santa Teresita Church.
ris)
(STAR
Photo by Deanna Mor-
no
tee
THE
SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, July 11, 1960
9
Gatano Lions Crown Queen of
Accompanied by a large group of
popular
Lion’s their
lie
island
queens,
Club
of Cataiio
summer
queen,
Villavicencio,
ceremony
last
in
a
was
pregeeded
for
and
the
Lion's Miss from
DEAR ANN LANDERS: the Catafio Lion’s Club to the {'m a. young woman who is last -Lion’s cgnvention, and the ripping mad at the garment royal
by
princess,
Clarita
Lojo,
a parade of the following visit: ing queens: Miss Angeles Ma-
crowned the hew queen. - Mrs Nelsie Ramirez de
fiosa,
nero
to
Queen
Rico;
of
Hearts
Miss
Maria
Font
,1960
Miss
Lyn Alvarez
All
Queen
America
Olivo,
of
the
Lion’s
Vazquez;
Press;
Miss
Miss
Children’s
Catane
Puer-
Eugenia
Pascual,
City;
ecedita
of
Club;
of
was
Mistress
of
industry.
who
In Be
standards,
Ceremo-
everything
Berrios of the
be around
Women’s’
was
Auxiliary, of
the
make
in
Nuptials Rosa
and
Mrs.
Georgina
bride’s
chose
lace and ding.
mother
a gown
silk crepe
Ushers
at
Gustavo
was
of old
Rodolfo
Se-
Jacqueline
Biascoechea
RBYTHM:
was
the bride’s
the ceremony
a wed-
ding reception was held by the parents of the bride at the Club the
Caribe
Hilton
Ho-
tel. Numerous champagne toasts were made to the happiness of the” newlyweds
and
the
guests
Salazar
Miss
Mr.
and
will
reign
(onde,
Mari-
tional College; Rhythm Ball, to be presented by ‘the Court of Grana-|-
of
-
Mrs.
daughter
Alfredo
as’ queen
of
of
Salazar, the
tradi-
encore larger.
is
sent
insurance te
buy
against
shorts
a
very
special
cost
cheap.
me
I didn’t
occurred
at
the
dozen
made
to find
giggling,
swooning
and
the place was ungeneral it was a
show off act ances.
to end
We
feel
all perform-
in
bad
taste
small
Cut
office. After all, such an intimate expression of fondness should go
fan-shaped
slice fruit
and with
dice celery.
taste
and
enough
sing
to
moisten; en
salad
into
pieces.
Peel,
French
mix
well.
greens.
If
speon
over
laborers
just
put
in their
time
girl’s it be
home, that
shouldn't
she
and say to heck with the product! Please print this as a warning to other girls who may be placing
BD E AR NAUSEATED LEAGUES: Gert Stein and I that a rose is a rose. I see ing wrong in sending flowers
too
office.
much
confidence
in_
their
what
they
used
to
be.—EX-
It
an extra
probably
gave
thrid—which
hour
was
before
gal
his in-
tention. (P.
S.
Your
claws
are
showing,
but
in Cleve-
pretty
I admit
“wid’’
instead
of
¢
girls.)
I’m not deindustry but
You give no clue as to your dimensions, the size of the sherts, er the amount of confidence you placed on that center seam. Even
‘with,’
‘‘dose”
and
hepe
he'll
self and
catch
DEAR
DES:
school
Ef
‘senior
catch
on
by
him-
improve?—DESDEMONA
on
he’s
an@
don’t by
a
still
high
saying
expect
him
te
himself.
If you are interested in this boy, tell
him
gently
(in
private,
natch.)
eee
THAT IF GOOFED: Josie is not related te the boozer. You-~- are right right right, and I don’t know
how
I got
base.
I'm
a
qualities
I could
monkey’s
alcohol
talks
like
he
country.
His
genetic’ letters
is
came
from
parents
the
were
over the to admit
uncle.
robbing
you
health in com
self-addressed,
stamped
:
Landers
you
with
them
to her
paper
problems.
in care
enclosing
addressed
will be glad te halp
your a
stamped,
envelope.
©
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AND SINGERS
OPENING
MONDAY
NITE, JULY
11
RAFAEL FIGUEROA and his string quintet
showtime 1 PM
Dinner from 7 PM
-
“
SA
Ee
Ae
EL
No cover charge
Closed Sundays EDS
PE
BONE
ORD
aa
a
Sead
of this news-
and his famous orchestra
-
or and asd
s**t
Ann
The trouble is my older sisters make fun of him because they say
he
the many
from all I'm ready
take
up the whole paper listing them.
old
off so
someone you love of dignity, send for cents
ses
good
far
had
and charts U.S.A. that
DEAR ANN: I am going with a boy who will be a senior in a large, high school next fall..He has so envelope. many
so
I’ve
- Ne ‘Odors!
Hato Rey ‘fel. 6-6030
a~
instead of ‘‘those’’ and ‘‘winegar” instead of ‘‘vinegar.”’ Should I mentien it or let it go
THE SABRAS ISRAELI DANCERS
Road
has
He says
NORO MORALES
SERVICE
567 Carpenter
good
he
trace of a foreign accent.
If
IN HOLLYWOOD
1 HOUR
rings.
or~se
speaks
* Spots Vanish!
de-
Peper
an
COLagree nothte an
the
° More Dirt Out!
Ar-
allow it to stand in the French
it?
ASKED
*
Note: Pineapple slices from a large can or the 4 rings in a Beunce can may be used. Hf instant minced onion is added, dressing
English,
he
CONFIDENTIAL TO ALL READERS WHO WROTE TO TELL ME
a
Could
GANITONE
sired, the pineapple rings may be left whole and arranged on salad greens; in this case mix the orange, celery and dressing and
and
SPECIAL 2 WEEKS ENGAGEMENT
dres-
at
to send the flowers to her place satisfaction eut of doing a good lef employment? What do you think? job? It burns me up the way skill- —NAUSEATED COLLEAGUES
Now...
oranges. Mix Add onion to
they
him
Where to get
pine-
pineapple
for
the fellow to send flowers to the
presence of ten has happened to to
Dame in Baltimore, Md., and a member of Kappa Phi Sorority.
apple slices, 4 eranges, 2 cups thin crescents green celery, minced onion, French dressing, lettuce or other salad greens.
Method:
and
language
boy friend was born
“winegar’’
it was
~Beverage SALAD
drained
The
screech-
ing all over bearable. In
side
mative
a student at the College of Notre
pot
4
My
of trying
‘‘big enough.’’
WARM-WEATHER LUNCH-—Sliced Celd Ham Green and Gold Salad
Ingredients:
size
roses.
a vase
other
home. land,
a big show
fhe their
da No. 579 of the Cathelic Daughters of America on Aug. 5 in the Flambeoyan Club. Miss Salazar is
danced to the music of Miguelito Miranda’s orchestra. The couple is honeymooning in Miami and will make their heme at Central Avenue. in Miramar, Santurce.
Butterscotch Biscuits GREEN AND GOLD
an
eee.
two
She
Bermuda
it is a habit of mine to view the problem from as many angles as possible.
and
Caribe
a
DEAR EXPOSED: fending the garment
and Ana Maria Agudo. Miss Carmencita Picé was the flower gir. Following
is not
ee
bel
Dapena
of
They
calamity
POSED
Silva and Victor Domenech. attired in| # The bridesmaids, powder blue peau de soie, were | ; the Misses Teresita Picé, Mercedita Pico, Marisita Castillo, DigCOLLEGE
Nino
to
party.
which
ain’t
queira, Benicio Sanchez, Jr., Nino Dapena, Dr. Amaury Rosa
pase.
wear
tied?
seams. It seems to me that seams
were
best
on
speak
and help him with the words that give him treuble. You'd be doing him an enormous faver.
ed
rose
wedding
Rodriguez,
na Pagan,
pair
are
the pride of workmanship? are the people who used
for the wed-
the
a
party, in the couples. What
Sil-
The
born
high
seam to rip from top te bottom the first, time I bent down to tie my
matron of honor. She was 4ttired im ash-pink chiffen trimtmed in Alencon lace. The groom’s mother
bought
This
the most flawiess workmanship will take just se much. »
DEAR ANN LANDERS: A girl else, couldn’t someone who worksin our office had a to inspect garments to birthday yesterday. Her boy friend knots
to
and
expect them to be Paris originals, but neither did I expect the center
The groom’s best man was atterney Benicio Sanchez Castano, the
wages
shoe
wa de Rosa, of Rid Piedras. and
of high
the
$7.98
(Continued From Page 8) He is the son of the late Saturmino
high
Bermuda
/ ToReign
Mer-
. ambassadress |
I
days
sure
shorts
celebration.
the
Miss
these
nies, and Mrs. Ivonne de Loiveras,- president charge
Elsita
Queen
Best Bet Is Larger Size
Carmona,
Algo in the. parade were Nilda Couto, ambassadress
formal
weekend.
Club,
de Catafio, Rios
Club.
Nel-
The coronation, sponsored by the Women’s Auxiliary of the Lion’s
Casing Nilsa
standard-bearer
erewned Miss
the
Mé@s
the
ee
self-
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, July 11, 1960
10 f INN
Old
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LETTERS
F"enno
Rigger
When
Jig Was
FOR
Up
The
Truman,
Notes:
cannot
Collapse
Mm.
jnost.
of
The
revive
the
An
consensus
is
that
the
rigger
he
Kalph
there
indeed,
himself,
revealed,
dency. it becomes cially those
as
As
is
he
what
angered
decided
to
Mr.
Tru-
to
withdraw
from
the
net
effect
of
Mr.
Truman’s
If the
contest
is to be
a close
one, then
be,
then
the
South
does
not
matter
and.a
6ota
Gore’s lt
also
is
why
the
Name
name
Mentioned
of
Sen.
this
is
will
a
be
more
decision
names
which
tossed
will
not
Gore
Jf there the
is not
Kennedy
vice
to
the
sions It
may
If there
anyone
save
country’s
of
Tennessee
has
the
second
is
country
first
any
a choice
chance.
He
an
choice
few
seem
and
weigh
then
too
political
Kennedy
it
time
Angeles
is not
when
Sen.
from
Los
inept
itself,
can
extract
some
in
choice
more
for
but
in the making,
by
the
balloons
until
house
defeated
the
and
trial
settled open
a surge,
interests
Angeles decision
may
to
up
as
groundswell
be
is
are to be made is the more ticklish
Nison Los
campaign
president.
portant
put
a Democratic
up
be
after the Kennedy forces have set and retired behind closed doors.
a
Albert
heard There
the
of
imto
deci-
because
effect
whatever
Mr.
of
advantage
The
third
to much
as
1956
revealed.
They
Have
Written
grows
that
believe The
statements
in-the
faction.
the
reason
made
by
this
Off
Sen.
sensible for
thing lies
the Senator
consider Senator Humphrey Deep South politicians.
the
wrong
that
But
running amount
here
in
Deep
and
himself.
angers
the
there
in
influential
South
Kennedy part
and and
has
written The
fact
more
what
off
some
I
rejoice
By
of
many
the the
Deep recent
he would dogmatic
there
is
than
the
no
I
countries also
should
be
mann’s
cannot
on
be
by
of
whom
were
even among
The
Israeli
leaders
collect
in
No.
new
84.
/arty
is
organizational
of a great
signatures,
Aim
is the
many
li-
education
of
s
proper
could
have
been
during
religious
that they can assist the and’ Better Sunday school
offer
help
negligent
public
of
to
CAP
have
government
school
and
in
encouragement
helping
hours,
asserted,
is
one
Semething is something of
too,
respect St.
to
their
chil-
receive
this
dedicated
and
and 12,
Catholi¢
who
followed
unto
is necessary
by
and
the
obligated
was
of
Chris-
emphasized
the
siace
which
(Matt.
the
political
God
things
God's.”
(13,1-7) made civil laws and
state
and
before
dedicated
obligation
are
Romans to obey
civil
fostered
is
them.
that
to run’ the
kingdom,
CAP
Caesar
unto God the things 17; Luke 20,25.)
temporal
materialism evils
authority
therefore
St. Paul, in his letter to the that it was a Christian duty
the
the the
political
all
“Render
of
Of A Paradox a paradox. The
constituted
Paul,
said:
authorized welfare.
to
22,
it very to pay
magistrates
community,
guard
man’s
are
bodily
.
Is this materialistic? Obviously. Social security, minimum wages, police protection, pure food and drug laws, economie planning, and development—every governmental activity you care to name is “materialistic” even the concern with education, since our increasingly technological society has almost no use for unskilled, untrained labor. Thus education is a basic economic necessity.
live in
Spiritual
There
have
always
been
Ends
some
;
governments
dicated to predominantly spiritual ends. serted that the Fascist State was the
which
are
de-
Mussolini constantly Divinity personified
ason
earth, and that the Fascist emphasis on individual self-sacrifice through war demonstrated the true conquest of Spirit over Matter.
against
Hitler
spoke
race, purified
or
of
the
Divine
by bathing
Spirit
dwelling
in sacrificial blood.
in
the
Modern
Germanie
Communism
has frequently been called a political religion, a spiritualization or idealization of what is crassly materialistic in \our political system. It is interesting that the Christian churches, insofar as they
could
especially in its the Arab people of
and Israel should repeal the restrictive religious laws such as the one which permits only the
perform
who
education
tribute, which
Israel, and the entire Middle East
to
aim
canvassers
parents
Jesus,
of
ments have been made in many fields. However, there is much room for
Rabbinate
their
gain moral and religious enlightenment. / If, as Bill No. 84 proposed, children were
clear
where those Jews who were perse-
improvement, relations with
of
Bill
tremendous
neighborhoods,
ultimate
are Caesar’s, 21; cf. Mark,
origin could immigrate to, and recognize that great accomplish-
‘t
of legislation
defeated
dedication
party
The
those
Jesus
time
birth
publicity,
classes.
by
ment in my name. I admire the establishment of the Republic of Israel as a country
of their
the
appeal
for Catholic laymen, so clergy in providing more
law
in ap-
discriminated
the
as
ing courses understaffed
tians
only to speak but to render judge-
TODAY’S
the
This,
and are citizens of many countries in the world. Personally I resent the right .of a Government to which I have no allegiance not
countries
Now
our secular fight.
who
in Puerto
so on.
the
government
and
and
by to
the
formed
for the support such
all, the tremendous
canvass
as
plying this law in the Eichmann case usurps the role of represent-
people
to
Eich-
citizens of Israel, and many of whom never became her citizens.
in the
EUROPE
at
being
school teachers would no doubt be enlisted to teach catechism. Would they want to be. paid by the State for this? Surely they will be happy to donate an hour or so Sunday mornings. since,
under which Eichmann was formally charged in that country, not only threatens punishment for crimes committed before its pro-
none
that
tremendous
above
consider-
Israeli
apparatus morality,’
assert
time,
and
religious
national tribunal should pass judgement on him.
1950
now
That is fortunate, since it takes tremendousness on a heroie to launch a new political party. It takes tremendous funds,
dren
humanity, represented by an interthe
leaders
terature,
to
ed a crime against the Jewish people only, but must be considered a crime against humanity, and
Besides,
Party
school children. Would that aim not be achieved more surely and far more quickly by utilizing all this dedication to strengthen and improve Sunday schools? Surely the bishops who authorize the use of Church property to assist in registration for the new party would make this property available for catechism lessons as well as for intensive train-
by the David
nationalities
orders
Action
ECKARDT
Ultimate
Ben-Gurion, in his letter to President Frondizi of the Argentine. that Eichmann must ‘‘stand trial before the Jewish people and that such a trial can take place only in Israel.” The slaughter of 6,000,000 Jews
of different
of
volunteers
strong!y
with the statement made Israeli Prime Minister,
Christian
talent,
tested
very
a political
“defense
tremendous
provocation
disapprove
ly to create
scale
of severest provocation that respect for law and the integrity of
other
Christian
von
“tremendous.”
is
committefl
new
CAP
the
he
Eichmann, it is exactly in the case
cuted
FROM
Jew,
of
that
greater
crimes
one
BEST
a
The
URSULA
represents, to me, a series of puzzling paradoxes. A contradiction is involved in the apparent purpose of its founding, name-
However, I disapprove’ very strongly of the illezal act of his kidnapping by Israeli agents, an act that violated Argentine sovereignty. Invasion of foreign forces, be they small or large, and kidnapping, are to be condemned by all thinking people not only as illegal, but immoral as well. While
ing the Jewish
done
in
race,
as
a member
mulgation, it also extends its range
does
not
as
over actions committed outside the State of Israel, and against people
All these elements, and more, are in the air as the Kennedy strategists move toward a choice which can break them if it
is
fact
the
it
Kennedy
This
pivotal variety are county managers who will follow the Truman mood.
impression
advisers South.
involved
of the Truman
in conventions,
states of the state leaders
The
eonsideration
the alienation
the
the
offer
mateis
about
no longer at libervy.
vice president from the Midwest or West becomes imperative. This is the problem. It explains why there has been talk of Sen. Hubert Humphrey and of Gov. Orville Freeman, both of Minne-
being
is
ex-combatant,
simply
human
important to try and hold the Southern states, espeof the border. If there is substance to the farm revolt,
seems
surprise
case
an
and
action will be to lessen the party’s chances. There are many reasons to love Mr. Truman but among them is not that of his political self. There remains the percentage chance to stop Kennedy, but it no longer Was any reality. Indeed, the Kennedy managers now are concerned with their major decision after the nomination. This has to do with the vice presi-
McGill
Puzzling Paradoxes
LAW
caught.
the convention and make his second contribution to disunity in as many conventions. He knew the jig was up insofar as his rigging was concerned. Whatever the reasons behind those
c
OF
history, was able to live comfortably for 15 years before being
stop-Kennedy
it.
movement,
old
biggest
Eichmann
Movement gave up the ghost about 30 days ago and that all the king’s horses and all the king’s men, even with the aid of Harry
S.
OBSERVANCE
Sir:
criminal, symbol of the cruel-|_ RQ]Hh McGill | ssoanomnnnang this est government in the world’s Rico
CA MAANHHAABWW By Washington
Knew
What Do You Think?
marriages,
survive
istic,
that
physical
at all in these
is,
concerned
privation
of
spiritual
themselves
exploited
societies,
first
men.
is trying to make? As for Catholie “disgust” practices, and CAP’s intent to
with
So
became
easing
what
is
the
CAP
make
these practices
with the press for
spread of legislation
illegal for non-Catholics
and
material-
the
toil
and
point
the
contraceptive which would
Catholics
alike,
and because they will only perform ithe following comment seems to me relevant: “And who art thou, marriages between Jews, and since to pass judgement on thy brother? Who art thou to mock at thy brother? We shall all stand, one day, before the judgement there is no civil marriage, marseat riage between a Jew and a nonof Christ;...and so each of us wil] have
Jew
in Israel is prohibited.
himself
Leonard S. Schlafer San Juan, P. R. **
NOT
one
up
next
BALLYHOO
tion
is going
civic
parade
25th
my
rade
celebra-
the
held
CERMANY Alfred Piltz
7-1
°
’
Ie
-
power
fue
elt
wrong ballyhoo
idea
conception.
of
popular
gave Willy Maldonado,
‘Wipe off the top of that table—there’s something very
sticky on it!”
description
and
greatest in
it
as
a
in
the that
pa-
celebration sense is
W. the
of a
are
our happy
Puerto
Maldonado (A. STAR reporter)
party,
Let
make
us
this
cease, rule
for
then,
to give an account of to lay down rules for
ourselves
a brother’s
conscience.”
very
proud
very,
and
happy when the 25th of July comes around for another anniversary of
Rico since the foundation of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. If
and
or entangle
We
of July
to be ever
another,
God.
instead,
(St.
Paul,
a
mis-
well
a
political status.
solemn
It is as
occasion,
as
may understand. This time, out in the least detracting the
patriotic
it, we
are
feeling
we
attach
to
it the
biggest get together of our ever held in San Juan.
people
It sure
is going
enthusiastic
to
withfrom
make
ful,
going
you
to be
a color-
gathering,
with
the attendance of thousands
in all
not
to
Romans
14.)
&
Sir: The
before
trip
14,10-
walks of life. I hope you and your staff will join mood which
although most
I
us, is
even your
myself,
in
a party privilege,
and
I
guess
else
with
deep
which
I took
pains
everybody
feelings about our Constitution, will stick to the slogan ‘Pride and Happiness”
to stress ballyhoo
R.
to Willy as he
interpreted
Torres
Program
Maldonado, it.
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Constitution
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1960
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if
Possessiong,
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United
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Bates
intervene Russia's Khrushan easing
tercontinental missles inte the U- S. if we in Cuba was the latest example of Soviet bully the West. One day force te ee oniam rel chev speaks of his desire for world peace aid
his ef tensions, and the next day he brandishes . rockets for the world to see and, he hopes, te fear. Im all the uneasy years since the end of the second World War, the free world has been blackmailed by
similar threats. It was the menace of a world scourged
the hand of western
by nuclear radiation that stayed
his. tanks imto
nations when Mr. Khrushchev moved
Budapest in 1956 to slaughter a valiant pefple in their hopeless attempt to free themselves of 3 their Com; munist oppressors.
The threats continue, and they achieve their eb-
jectives. The Communist advanee has not been halted. into It has not been slowed. It is moving meyorably our own hemisphere, most shockingly im Cuba, and less obviousty imto other areas of the Americas. We as a people must decide soon where we stand
and what we prepese te do to halt this R€d mvasion. It is already
stopped,
late. It can be too t late, almos
but net by reliance on our “alfies” who are weak and fearful of the nuclear threat
and, far more dishearten-
ing fer them and for us, are uncertain of how well we
to make the sacrifices necesas a people are prepared . sary to defend the free world. our of e These doubts are justified, we feel, becaus almost total lack of leadership as a natjon at this
Oia St ee Retidorrie.
“yuct
critical time im oar histery. We not only lack leadership, we are too fat and happy to care very much. We
Only
oa our gum ean tell you who
would be willing to wager a belief that more Americans teday
FOR
tn
HOW
ABOUT
LETTING ME SET up A 2-2 BASE:
America
Of The Arts Every Town
This Lady Exists In
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/
is leading the American and National leagues than can tell you what Khrushchev said m his Kremlin speeckr last Saturday about his plans for the beautiful land ef the free we call our country. ue
LAUGHS,
Youth’s‘ Chance
highly
it appeared
time last night,
deadline
At
By
probable that John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 43, Harvard graduate and World War II naval officer, will be the Democratic nommee for President of the United States. ia for came out When Gov. Pat Brown of Californ
There’s
Theatre
dance
the probable Republican
nominee,
towm.
°
Miss
Group
political
a
imto
in
our own, of ms qual
ity; ne
encouragement
but
admit,
do
take
from the obvieus fact that his seniors
by may years, im our country and made a hell of a mess of mankind’s rations on this bedeviled planet.
sheuld take over.
Perhaps youth
it makes hope
we
elsewhere, have hopes and aspi-
Lf it does, we
of its chance ‘to teach the
most
the
elders how to arrange for men to live side-by-side m accord,
without
shadew
of
net
their
ner
ever
dogging
the
patriet
is
the
The Rising Toll to last night,
accidents
persons had been
weekend.
That
kiled
s'
toll to 197 in 192 days.
About
but
at the
not
including possible
un-
of this svritmg,
six
time
whe
wants
mimister
who
a
new
wants
ter brought
two months
Ludendorf will
te sumspeed
after
William
them
into
Blake’s
example
jail.
a
“crackdown” on dangerous drivers in am effort to save lives. We have no way ofknowmg whether the
B
,
to medern
poetry.
But
the
big-
constitution
is no
preserve
guarantee
of quality,
FLETCHER
either.
EKNEBEL
Washington
Bureau
Lynden Jehison’s managers .leon, Alexander the Great and announces for This is the greatest | clam Kenmedy has an ailment of Christopher Columbus. The only singe Zsa Zsa Gabor|the adrenal glands. You might ene he overlooked was Ingo Jo-
ay says he’s “
F
the
and
Johnson
eut im faver of men.
the
aim
to
STAR
Lynden
her
gest Maecenas of all time is Communist Russia. Except n@ one can bear listening to what theiz artists have to say. Being a Maecenas
By
the year’s fatality
ago, the pelice announced
but elaps
POTOMAC FEVER
in autemobile accidents over the
|
Up
reported
bne
is a Maecenas
They dislike semeone who mainiains we need high standards. They don’t understand that Agnes is a product of a revolution. She is
without the forebodmg
annihilation
counter-revolutionary,
Art has always had a Maecenas of one sort or another. Reyalty supported Mozart, Haydn and Bach. The American University
Unfortunately, there are people in the community who are pettily jealous of Agnes.
.
.
footsteps.
and
animosity
sudden
the
fer Count
Agnes and her Culture Committee Maecenas was .to become a Maecenas. Roman millionaire whe supported Horace Virgil.
youth. We cannot resist
we
She is
waiting
Golden
Artists get the idea. They live in a democracy. A democracy permits a William Blake te suffer ebscurity ail his life and achieve immortality after it. The fact that most artists suffer dees not guarantee their works to
recital.
o
some
monarch.
mon her to the sealed car which to her own Finland Station.
issue. She’s
November. If he does, a lot of citizens are goimg to be worried about Mr. Kennedy’s
the
a Lenin
Agnes sometimes irritates people because she is trying te fill a void others would rather leave vacant. Agnes is bringing culture to the community. Agnes, in fact, is a diserpie
at this pomt, whether Sen. Kennedy will defeat Vice President Nixon,
every
m
also the lady who manages te put 200 husbands under open arrest and march them to a leng
a prediction
dare
nor could we
Agnes
Agnes is the lady whe is abie to turn the Little
Sen. Kennedy yesterday, it seemed that the issue had been settled except for the formality of the ballotimg on Wednesday. We do not know,
a Miss
Harry
White Heuse.
say Johnson's Les Angeies head hanssen. who invented the do-ityourself sleeping pill before he jy” | Mearters is doing # gland office was. 30.
he’ And behind
his brother Bot, thea. brother known as teady Ted
° Jatk
Kennedy’
> Pgelf to such young
*e
Political theme songs: Stuart compares: him- , Symington—“I Can’t Get Started men as Napo- With You.”
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, July 11, 1960
PR National Guard Starts Summer Camp At Salinas — Units
of the Puerto
Rico
Natio-
nal for
Guard the U.
left over the weekend S. Army training area
at
Salinas
for
the
Guard’s
the
first
annual
phase
summer
of
camp
program. About 7,000 men are going into the field for the program, which
will
be
The
first
conducted group
summer
in two.
will
training
phases.
remain
area
at the
until
July
23. A second group will move
into
the area from July 24 to Aug. 7. About 900 men from the Air Na-
<}tional
Guard
same
will
time
at
train
the
at
the
International
Airport.
-
time
WHOOPING
IT
UP—A
whistle-blowing,
drum-thumping
band
of
Puerto
Ricans
for
Aides Of Presidential Hopefuls Represent Political Composite. By
JACK
BELL
to the right of those Jack Kennedy.
The
who man the ‘ for this year’s A hopefuls represent a Smith,
r amparts
campaign
presidential
kaleidoscopic
cross-section
of
American politics. From Harvard professor to real estate broker they have one objective in n.ind, to put their man in the presidency. Presiding over Nixon’s campaign staff is Leonard W: Hall, former GOP national chairman, who works without the title of manager
Hall’s
Helpers
Working with Hall are James E. Bessett, a Los Angeles editor. on leave; James R. Shepley, former magazine writer; Edward A. Rogers, a Los Angeles television packager, and Jack Drown, Los Angeles magazine distributor
Hall takes care of convention delegates. Bassett checks the issues for Nixon. Shepley does research,
and
Rogers
Drown
lines
helps
up
TV
plan
spots
campaign
tips
Herbert
G.
editor
and
gu
aide,
is
Klein, now
the
a
San
Nixon’s
logical
Nixon's
Miss served
ry in
him
executive
since he came 1951 ‘he man Nixon
his
remains
who
November
to
secreta-
the
thinks
rival,
has
Senate will
Sen.
be
self.
although
his
brother,
nominally
campaign
managér,
Kennedy
as
a
Robert
serves and
as
Theodore
deputy.
by
son
Kennedy’s
Kennedy has an_ impressive brain trust working for him. Members include Rep. Chester
Bowles
(D-Conn.), his foreign af-
fairs adviser, who will serve as chairman of the democratic con-
vention platform Gov. Abraham Connecticut
committee. A. Ribicoff
contributes
Eleonor
group have ture Rico Dr. Dean sity,
best
to
of
political
these
are Mrs.
Policeman Awarded N. G. Merit Medal lected
the winner
for several
for services rendered
Campaign
months,
was
brought
out into the open comparatively recently by Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn (D-Tex).
munity.
Rayburn serves as a sort of unofficial campaign manager, but Johnson runs his own show.
patrolman
Oscar
Chapman,
former
Seere-
rendered
to the
for
National
services
Guard
of the Democratic
force. Conduct, efficiency in his duties, discipline and sportsman-
head
a
Johnson
National
national
group.
Com-
Citizens
One
of
its
important members is Oscar Ewing, former Social Security
Administrator. And
with
one
of
the
biggest
senatorial staffs on Capitol Hill, Johnson nymous
has plently helpers.
Symington
of
semi-ano-
Forces
politicians
in his
camp
in
the presence there of former President Harry S. Truman.
Rep. Charles H. Brown heads
the
Symington
(D-Mo)
for
Presi-
year
to
for
the
Communist was given a funeral Saturday by 5,000 ing party comrades and Paul Robeson.
last
a
rites
were
held
In the background is the immensely rich head of the clan,
ley, widow and Rep.
ish Communist party. during a sea voyage
Joseph
{D-Mo.)
Kennedy,
whose
re-
puted $600 million fortune was made in whisky, movies, real estate, banking and stock investments. A former ambassador to
Creat ‘y's
Britain, the elder Kenviews are considered far
A
serve
Kansas
as
City,
co-chairmen. Mo.,
real estate
and investment broker, Charies E. Curry, serves as chief field representative
There paign
for
Symington.
is, of course,
.organization.
as
no
eam-
such _ for
69,
Many red
in
flags
chairman
1
Harry
the
Brit-
Pollitt died June 27.
the erowd as
where
for
of
successive
brandished speakers
mounted the pulpit in the crematorium chapel to give funeral orations.
In
between
tributes,
and
visit-
from
tav
From E.
Harold
Herbert from
Mascares
WhiteBacke-
Robe-
son sang two resonant airs entitled “Joe Hill’ and “England Arise.”
guez,
22,
rindo
in Ponce
Judge
Oe
Canal
Co. held their quarterly meeting Saturday, and discussed a recommendation by the Bureau of the Budget that the Panama Steam-
ship
Line
be
discontinued.
The meeting was presided over by Assistant Secretary for the Army -George Roderick. Officials said after the meeting that the Panama line was discussed, along with a long list of other items, but declined to
give
details
of the
discussion.
The Department of the Army, however, has objected to discon-
tinuance
of the line,
which
car-
ries supplies and personnel to Panama Canal from New York. Secretary
Roderick - is” under-
stood to have furnished
Car-
tion on the recommendation., Re-
and
presentative
Spain;
Colon
Madera,
from
Barrio
were
21,
tee, has
move The
a
by
asked
posi-
Sullivan
for a delay
the
Budget
not
Tamawith
Army’s
Eleonor
against
has tion,
charged
the
(D.-Mo.) of the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Commit-
Rodri-
Rodriguez,
with
the US.
Denmark; from
William
(AP)—The
Panama
the
of
Congress
Rodriguez
both
WASHINGTON
directors
Gus-
e
Eduardo
Steamship Line
Franz
Hoetnik from Holland.
and
Talks Of Ceasing
Johannes
von
Germany;
PONCE—Luis
bizarre mournsinger
crematorium
there
Loitering Charge
The crowd poured through the streets of north London and then
jammed
a well having
the
England;
e
Dies No.
who
Youths Jailed On
Britain's Leading .?—Britain’s
in
States;
from
Harmanus
the
award.
Communist
Marin
Munoz
Luis
Gov.
the
during
area
training
the
is also expected to tour the Salinas training camp during the ex-
lectures
professors
rath
los
most
in
ship are taken into consideration
Pollitt,
of the Vice President, Leonor K. Sullivan
the
policeman
LONDON
Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.) has had one of the most sought-
after
every
several
Nitsche
is
awarded
mittee,
hall,
Depart-
Medal
Oppenheimer is figure at U.P.R.,
the United
he
tary of the Interior, and India Edwards, former vice chairman
distinguished
‘
at
ing group are Samuel J. Wurwitz, Cyrus C. McDuffee, Walter Washington, Bert James Lowenburg, and Lydia J. Roberts from
ment.
The
CORDERO
JUAN
GEN,
MAJ.
program.
of thirteen professors
Other
to the com-
Treasury
are
troops
College of Natural Sciences. Bellow, author of several novels, will give a course in English at the College of Humanities.
Last year, Secretary of Treasury Jose C. Noguera commended
Ortiz
the
last year. He will conduct a seminar in nuclear physics at the
of the Nation-
The Johnson campaign, which has been operating underground
Johnson
legislators with
accepted invitations to lecat the University of Puerto this coming academic year, Mariano Garcia Rodriguez, of Studies at the univerhas announced.
delivered
al Guard Medal as the outstanding policeman during last year. Ortiz, father of two children joined the force in 1949 and has been commended several times
knowledge as well as policy ideas.
local visit
J. Robert Oppenheimer, nuclear physicist, and noSaul Bellow are among a
Dr. known
Rafael Ortiz Espinosa, a San Lorenzo policeman, has been se-
dent committee. Mrs. Alben Bark-
P.
get
training
ercises.
Roosevelt, former Sen. Herbert H. Lehman, Sens, A. S. Mike Monroney (D-Okla.) and John Carroll (D-Colo.), Mrs. Eugene Meyer and Thomas K. Finletter.
their
Among
bro-
of to
Dr. noted velist
doing
the
Guest Lecturer At UPR Next Year Panama Canal Co.
drafted.
Washing-
Another
Groups expected
him
are
Stephen
attend
Dr. Oppenheimer
Adlai Stevenson. But if Stevenson isn’t running himself, some important Democratic personages
ther-in-law, Argent Shriver of Chicago, campaigns where he is needed. Kennedy gets encouragement but not much political help from a third brother-in-law, actor Peter Lawford.
John
F. Kennedy (D-Mass) has built up his organization on the family plan. His far-flung organization is run by the candidate him-
Kennedy,
runs
headquarters.
for
Woods,
as
to
Secretary if Nixon
Confidante confidante
Rosemary
press
successor
White House Press James C. Hagerty— win. in November. Top top
Die-
tor.
held
In-Laws Help brother-in-law,
women
and
men
—
(AP)
to
program. Cordero stressed the importance of obtaining 90 per cent participation from local units. If this pereentage is not reached, he said, some communities could lose companies of guardsmen.
Jose Benitez, parades around the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles spurring support for the accreditation of Benitez to the Democratic National Convention. (AP photo)
WASHINGTON
off
IMAG ABI
Major Gen. Juan Cesar Cordero, commanding general of the National Guard, has asked local employers to give employes who are members of the National Guard
Bureau,
replied
and
it
is
review
of
the
take
some
little
in any
line. to
however,
her
sugges-
understood
that
situation
may
time.
the Industrial School For Girl. Both men were sent to jail in lieu
Besides Secretary Roderick, the canal company meeting also was attended by canal zone governor Maj. Gen. William A. Carter. The ditectors rarely
of
make
an infraction of Law No. 332, section 2, which prohibits loitering around or close to the building of
$500
bail.
Police who said
dera
Officer Edelmiro
Cedefno,
is on duty at the institution that he surprised Colon Ma-
and
yesterday
Rodriguez evening
when
Rodriguez they
purpose of girls leave
they
to make quarters,
the so
results
MOSCOW,
crime
rate
so are the jails, Says. It reported
their
will
destfoy
down
the city’s third
a chance
to talk
Cedefio
prompt-
in
ly arrested the pair and them before the judge. . 4
brought
replaced by apartment and a kindergarten.
three
years
and
Moscow Radio wreckers soon
have
them.
of
(AP)—Moscow’s
is coming
Officer
to
could
trying their
the
Moscow (rime Rate
were
throwing pebbles toward the school buildings with the apparent
-public
discussions.
and
it
will
jail be
houses
$” S
;
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Robert Lizardi, general manager of Cine Productions, entertained at a cocktail party last Saturday in the Engineers, Architects and Surveyors Bldg., in Hato Rey. The party was in honor of Gig Friedman and Louis Hernandez, executives for the Bob Robert Productions. Insuranceman
left
Sunday
ness
trip
Over noon
Dicky
for
to
a
the
Gonzalez
six-week
busi-
states.
at
Sam's
Place,
told
me
Europe
for
Beach
Hotel
the
are weeks.
golf
and
pro,
new
Hall, of Indjan
Creek,
Fla.
is vacationing
in Puerto
Hunter
party
to
Tuesday at the Swiss Stall its new officers.
Realtor
José
del
meeting
Chalet
Valle
and
METROPOLITAN; ~—
to in-
at-
i
to
a
the];
“La Posada : shop, Hubby, Cot. Wittiam (Ret.) will tend bar |: charge of the food.
of
her
Gift Shop.” D. Hunter and be in
artist and avid golfer, will
feature her own ‘‘collage’”’ pictures, with original designs, and a large the Caribbean. for July 15.
The
opening
is set
saymg
rive
in
soon
looking Sam is
that
he
Puerte
will
Rico
ar-
and
is TO
PRESENT FLAG—Six members of Faith Assembly No, 1; Order of the Rainbow for Girls, display the Puerto Rico flag they are going to present at the Internambly Session of the society in Miami Beach this week. From tional SupremeA: in rst, mother advisor; Betty Flores; Joanne Martinez; Barbara left are Mrs. Betty
forward to living here. with Decorative Interiors,
which
will
establish
a
branch
Rico soon. Marqués.tells:-me
that
he
is now working on his next play— his
first
comedy.
Among
the guests
ston’s party Sis Cullens
Republic Last
weeks
Now
Matinee
Fveryday
3:00
PM.
including Holidays Nightly 8:P.M.
Regular
Prices No
Seats
Available
Waiting
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TODAY
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Dave
Angela
Lancaster
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UNFORGIVEN”
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MATIENZO iz:
Soviets Report Finding Ancient Rock Carvings
2nd. “AMOR
Lamarque
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OF
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KIMONO”
RIALTO-SAN JUAN Anthony Steel “THE BLACK TENT” “THUNDER OVER TANGIER”
SUPER DRIVE-IN The
Joselite Wonder Spanish Singer
“ESCUCHA
MI
said
the
hunting
number
agency
Tass
gallery”
scenes,
was
in
believed to 7th and 3rd
“picture
of
animals
found
and
in the Kunge-
ialatau
mountains,
northern
shores
of
near
the
Lake
Issyk
grazing grounds in the Issyk Kul depression in what is now Kirghizia, a mountainous Soviet republic in Central Asia. The drawings were discovered
at an altitude of 6,555 feet above sea
level,
Tass
Wawas
auditorium
Photo
said.
dity
as
a
a way of they don’t
who
fertility
(AP)—Wawa regard
symbol
nu-
and
life, face arrest if put on some clothes
after Nigeria gains Independence Oct. 1.
333° Child
CANCION”
| AL'S LITTLE CLUB 1554
per With
Ponce de Leén
Rico’s The
Joseph
Martinez,
society’s
international
mother
will
be
headquarters
secretary.
displayed at
Absent
from
permanently
in the
Ola.
McAlester,
(STAR
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Covers
Convention
By BOB THOMAS LOS ANGELES (AP)—The man with the big eyebrows and pipe-organ
voice
took
from
his cigarette
and
must
not
a
taking
be
such
been told I can rove around and speak whenever I feel like saying
something. That’s all right with me.
a puff
said,
bad
a closeup
view
watching time out
system
of another
them since in 1940 and
and
one,
England,
while
the
“when
France,
systems
Russia
and gone
_Ne Hew
will
vention turn out? “It’s
liable
te
be
a
going
to start
will make
con-
wild
scattering
like
(D-Mass)
Murrew
is back at his joh as a reporter
after
a
year’s. world travel. His voice has long
been
noted
for
its
note
of
doom, and his sabbatical has not changed that. His comment:
outcome
of
“I don’t
the
see that
convention
CATHAY Chinese
id Ka
Restaurant
any
difference
important issue eur position in
in the
that faces relation to
us: the
rest of the world. I feel we are losing that position and I doubt if the choice of candidates will alter the trend te any extent.” Murrow describes his convention post with CBS as “a sort of free
front-runner.
radiotelevision
too
of radio
of TV
every
CBS
reports
half-hour
on
and
radio.
Ike's Art Works
one. If Kennedy doesn’t win by the second ballet, his delegations wildfire.” Sen. John F. Kennedy
damn
I'm going to he a reporter again.”
“T haven't the slightest netion, not even a private ene,” he replied.
for
weekly
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26 hours
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the
five half-hours
two
de
of
every other country have through great changes.”
a
a word for. what I was: a smatterer. New I’m coming back to
you consider that they’re conducted in much the same way as the first
utter
week, plus specials,” he said. “I was reading Macauley and found
“But they’re quite remarkable,” interview,
not
“Tt felt I was being spread thin with
them benignly, as a sort of “political ritual dance.” in an
might
matters.
1936, with 1944 to co-
ver the Battleof Britain. He views
he added
I
word during the whole convention.” While his travels brought him back with a dim view of the world, it settled some personal
“It
national convention. He has been
Mostest
Paul Dillinger at the piano STOP
Mrs.
Bone)
As
is the
Nigeria
the
Murrow
are
Must Dress Up
members,
of
by Bob
Back
the
Stewart
“CRIMSON
a large
centuries B.C. The Soviet news
tribe
BARBARIANS” GUN
of
Soviets
discovery
of rock carvings date between the
LAGOS,
Reeves
AND
THE
Asia
Reichelt; and
to have lasted this long.” This was Edward R. Morrow
They are believed to be the work of the Sakas, cattle-breeding tribes which inhabited the
Week
EN
(AP)—The
the
Ellen
photo is Judith Plank. The Puerto Rican flag
the
Kul.
Phone
Libertad
in the D. R.
gave re.
reported
Draper;
Lister
Thanks to artist Rowena Kirkpatrick for the lovely painting she
people
Borgnine
and
is with ARMCO
Central
2nd. Week Burt
Dave and Dominican
Belaval, Marta Rodil, Stew Pinkston, Elmer Toro, Steve Padilla and Ivan and Shirley Rodriguez.
have a
at Bill Beyd-
honoring of the
MOSCOW,
PARAMOUN
:
gifts from
A letter from Sam Berke, Miami decorator,
Puerto René
METRO GOLDWYN) MAYER
me
celebrate
collection of hand-made
Rico will hold a luncheon
Rico.
invites
ming pool and horse-drawn coaches guests. of Puerto
in
Roger Sommer, personnel specialist from New Brunswick, N. J.,
Laura,
the pleasure of the The Exchange Club
visiting
grasdson
House,’ Vieques Island, when it opens in midAugust. He added that it will boast a beautiful swimfor
7
touring
Bethlehem, Pa. Pinch-hitting for Rusty during his absence is Fritz
opening
““Frenchman’s
several
daughter
Be-
European-
AAA,
Lolin,
Rusty Gilbert, congenial Dorado
cocktail
Rafael
that
of
AAW
wife,
after-
born Peter Schneer will asume management
New
tractive
Laura
a cool one the other
nitez Carle
CUFF
spirit.”
He
explained:
“I’ve
Elvis Presley May Star In Western MEMPHIS, Presley
is
Tenn
going
to
the
rock,
pick up a gun and saddle a horse for his next movie. This
was
friend
who
disclosed
said,
told Elvis he will have
good riding in the also has to werk en Elvis reportedly hero im a dramatie
by
“The
a
Aug.
19-21
and
learned
he
doesn’t stockpile completed paintings for exhibition. In fact, Mrs. Carl Adler, president of the guild, was informed by a White Heuse secial secretary that he has given away every work he has finished.
(® Elvis
drop
SELBURNE FALLS, Mass. (AP)—The Bridge of Flowers Artists Guild invited President Eisenhower te exhibit his painting at its arts festival
close
directors te do same
new movie. He the fast draw.” will play the western based
Mrs. Adler was told the President has made it a policy not to
exhibit,
since
Be.
is
an
amateur. oan
the
story
However, that
Elvis
hadn’t
No gunshots Graceland
has roared motorcycle.
“Flaming
all
Lance.”
indications begun
were heard
estate
about
and
town
were
practice.
from
his
recently, he
astride
a
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, July 11, 1960
17
Be Patient, Little Porpoise, Palooza Sails Next Week . “Please pardon me if I’m importunating you with my peculiar request, which, by the other
world’s Fila _—The MIAMI, bridegroom to first porpoise travel to his wedding by plane, will
hand,
handsome,
virile
young
porpoise,
pride
of
tional
Airlines.
“Now
Na-
she’s
still
met
sibly
suffering
by
an
ad-
the
to truck Augustus. a
Line
as
will
Genoa
be
9,
he
will
a
Cesenatico,
to
where
Accompanying
Palooza
journey
wedding
on
a
top fishermen. Captain Gray, director of collections and exhibits at the Seaquarium, has been making sea safaris for almost 50 years, but this is the first attendant Palooza to
New
to a porpoise. will make the York
resting
discomfort
him,
flight
on
a
spe-
will
This
mattress.
rubber
cial not
wedding
been
ever
has
he
time
for
he
is
a
mammal, and breathes air through a hole in the top of his head.
He
is
athletic
a
member
of
a
fa-
porpoises Seaquarium for their high IQ and
of mily renowned
prowess.
Siblings
of
mullet:
How Romance Began The romance began when Dante Matassoni, director of tourism yor
of
Ma-
the
to
wrote
Cesenatico,
of
Miami:
son Kimono LORRAINE: The
MATIENZO:
Gun
Amor
The Plainsman of a Murder, Crimen
la
Trap
Sombra
METRO: Libel METROPOLITAN: Ben Hur MUSIC HALL: Who Was That Lady? NEW “BROADWAY: Nosotros
Balas
PARAMOUNT:
Unforgiven
RIVIERA: RIALTO: Over
turtle
as
The
de
Plata,
Tangier RIO
PIEDRAS
SUPER DRIVE IN: Escucha PARADISE: The Miracle CAPARRA
playboy
BERLIN
for! Lalla.
playmate,
MISS USA AND RUNNERS UP—These five beauties were the finalists in Friday’s
that is some-
Miss
evptybedy
has
won
Bear,
first
prize,
emblem
citg
WAPA-
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Crime
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WRIO-Music
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Merritt Show
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will
get
gress of
his
when
mes~|
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WORDD
runaway
spending.
form
appeal
it
were
making
did
charge
not
of
House
was
time,
how-
the- President across
reconvenes
a
contest
cruel
and
awarded
Miss
Davis
of three
child-
full custody Margot, were
the
8,
and
adopted
Michael,
by
granted
children
and
former Grant the
Mer-
the right to have
them
visit with him at reasonable
times
the children
intend to remain
died. Merrill was actress Barbara
Los Angeles
divorce Leeds
from errill in
July 4, 1950.
PREMIERE
PRIOR
TO
BROADWAY
WENDY BARRIE “DEAR OLD ALMA MATER” Lawrence Weber James Olson and Patrice Parker
to Con-
next
month.
There
nine
Week of JULY 12 through 17 TAPIA THEATRE
—
against
this
DAVIS _
to a family.”
yesterday special
White
only
at the Merrills’ elaborate home at nearby Cape Elizabeth until she opens in “The World Of Carl Sandburg’ in New York Sept. 14. It was Miss Davis’ fourth marriage. One of her former husbands
own and not in any way tied down
calling for cont-
at
Davis’
and
legislative
say
Pomeroy
and places. The property issue was settled in a previous agreement not included in the court’s decree. Miss Davis told newsmen prior to the hearing, however, that she
They quarrelled often and it was impossible to convince him to change his way of living, the auburn-haired 52-year-old actress
Island
a
drew
currently Spain,
Merrill was
.
for
Superior
A.
abusive treatment. Judge Pomeroy
visit
Film Uno-Dos-Tres Diario Puertorriquefio Late Show
his
in
7, who rills. Film
Eisenfower
before
Charles and
Merrill,
Renaissance
Rhode
calmly
Justice
Sherry;
Libre
in what
ever,
conventionat Utuado The meet pg - will be
= gil
“really
y en Serio
summer
unable
the American Legion yill hold its 41st annual July 23-24.
Lucha
Fla.
in a hearing which lasted less than
3 de Caballeria”
election-year
Hour
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American Legior; Meets Puerto
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winning the Silver Bear--for his role as prosecuting attorney in “Inherit The Wind,” by Stanley
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11:00—(4) 11:30-—(4)
1:30-(4) “Un Cielo 3:45—(2) Cartoons
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(4) Monday,
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closing of the Tenth Mot Picture Festival in Berlin. ¥ The leading role in film was played by the youn; $ actor, Marco
contest,
TELEVISION
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Linda Bement, center, of Salt Lake are Nancy Wakefield, Miss Florida, ditas, Miss New York, and Lyndiad
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9:00- WWWW - Music
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The Blob, Thunder in the Sun PUERTO NUESVO KRESTO DENIA: It Started With a Kiss, Hired Gun MARTI: Attack of the Puppet People, Tank Command CORCELLES: Plan 9 From Outer Space,
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2:00 - WFID-FM - Music
{Schedv'e Subject To Change) Monday, July 11 SANTURCE Goliath,
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Lalla
1:00WHOA - Music for One *
CINEMA AMBASSADOR: Kelly
by
¢!
dolphins.)
Pa-
looza are the first porpoises in the world to play basketball, and a cousin has learned to leap 20 feet into the air for an extended
vi-
Spanish Film Wins Top Festival Kudos
the
one of the world’s
tain Bill Gray,
she’s
thing exciting, and is speaking about.”
Cap-
be
will
hap-
nostalgia
‘serious bridegroom,
lit-
tle girls scattering roses and NATO band will greet him.
who
well,
of
buy
our
Certainly
immediately transported by helicopter
say,
Until Palooza wrrives; Cesenatico officials write, “We got
special
at
August
can
name of our dolphin) midy die! That’s why we do apply‘to you sir. (Porpoises are also: known
rubber pool on deck. Landing on
looking
to
afraid
SS.
He a
in
I
to be a female-dolphin, very lonely, and though
ford
by
Set
Genoa.
to
voyage
the
make
Italian
Ce-
“We can’t get here, nowhere, a dolphin-man, nor can ‘we af-
on press conference of the steamship, Palo-
sail
will
oza
driven
Conference
Press After the deck
and
30,
July
dol-
in
lack of companionship.
at 1:30
aquarium,
York
New
am.
me
people,
dolphin,
be
miring retinue headed by Capt. Christopher Coates, director of the
our
will
airport
Idlewild
at
He
and,
leave
29
July
7 p.m.
at
to
here
of grown-up
on
will
bridegroom
The
living
pens feels
Italy.
Miami
is
children,
even
in
canal
a
in
lives
who
poise
important
fellow citizen. on behalf of our
who
our
mate
with Lalla, a love-lorn lady porCesenatico,
very
senatico in the ‘Vena Mazzarina’ a sort of canal with a promenade, where it makes the joy of
Miami to
travels
He
Seaquarium.
phin,
bachelor
the
is
and my “It is
eT
helicopter
and
boat
truck,
leave here July 29 to meet his bride, who languishes for love in an Italian canal. The bridegroom is Paloosa, a
reports he personal-
ly will go before
a joint session |
of the Senate and House. An altert native :would “be a messgge read in. Congtess. for him. 5
For
Orchestra & Boxes Curtain 8:30 °.M. AA
IRI A a
A
EI
EEE
reservations
$4.20 — Matinee TEA TEE
call
3-0288
Balcony $2.50 & $1.50 Scturdoy & Sunday 3:00 P.M.
je=
Ext 72
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ESTATE
VWI ts
— Monday, July 11, 1960
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Margarita
Manager,
-nformal,
axury
——
in
and besimess sectors. Sum | waisuN BLANCHE Omaet Meuse. Voudie
pier ates treras 1 499
ISLAND
ur | 2 aan
with private bath. | 1475 Terraces, garden
beach,
GWEST
hetels.
HOUSE
shopping.
-
im
short
walk
fart
quiet. to | room
GUEST
with
Seuss
privaip
—
bath,
Tak
i
Each
aircenditiened,
double. | vely residential section. Well ventilated | aot and cold water, independent entrance. Phone | douhies, singies. Wilsee pohne
un ' 236
2-1357.
4
Aye. 1240, tete-| Special rates ty 23-2206.
sim
.
the
a
—
. LA
accommedations,
ona
is
road.
light
and
ACRES
of
iand
ta Aguas
Bue-
USE.
New
rates.
Hate!
Rufo 406, Hate Rey. 6-0749,
travel feb tekeure.
= «
ne
take com Pisaasa look
a. Barrasquitas 10 PM Aibonite 2001.
aircon-
BOOKS
FOR
=z
Miramar
Avenue,
Olimpe
FT.
-— OFFICE
ventilated
Puerte
FT.
Nueve
SALE
office
with
HEALTH
in
section
month. 20887 or =
inc:
and windows MRoesevelt and Aves. Puerte Nueva Call
8-0270.
1960
a
completeiy
Bever
unwrapped.
=
Clean,
budding
business
complete
afi
some
$ia4. — yours for $104 Calf Stuart. —Stop or write Bex 711 | 2-3813
SPACE.
New
| cyciopedia
telephone | new,
FOODS
i
aw | NATURA
gg | CO@ditioning, eficks, fixtures, tren fencea | Store. doers Diego
rates | Big terrace with Verde | television for our
weekly
well
ef
heart
yes,
wome,
There
._ | Maybe you are net. Anyway, Ratex”
sary emetic y Aol
TRANSIENT
bath. seme | peach in Condado Section Simeies. with Patio sae Col. | wate private patio, seme air conditioned | and tripies. Ss | One minute beach and bua From / iounce chairs. It’s fun to watch the birds.
Hotels.
Comdado
2184
priwate
Private
aave
All teta
Neat
metro-
Guaynabo,
Are you interested im BARRANQUETAS: buymg land ip the cesters ef the islaed?
ad
bedreem
84
Building, Ponce de Leen | 67.59 simgie. $1@ deuble Apartment 401-462, Mrs | wetude complete breakfast.
rooms.
sovety/
ae
Hotel.
Todd,
ee
and
a
Celeste
cow
am@
In
sree
8
bus-
2138
view.
=
C. Steffens,
from
Z
Cacique St. 2071, Samturece.
-|
ocean
Ashtord
and
reoms.
kitchen
ec
cr
-
|
Se
—
Comcha
blocks
water.
31481
(RFD
single
baths,
and
asce
Social Security 804, 4th Fleer,
and
Hot
Bice.
MOUSE,
deuble
semi-private
FOR
Pte
FOB
Court,
served | ses, shoppamg.
:
ANTILLES
and
private
Three]
restamramts | tacdities.
Geed
airport.
dasiance.
Tu.ephone
with Ptl- | gizeonditioned
meter.
TWENTY
turee. Telephone, light and water instal-| AM available. Call 3-8381. TI
—
Guest House - One
-
casa
minutes
ditwened building. Compietety furnished. LOSS your gain: Webster 2-Volume 24 hour telephone service. Jamiter serv-| (unabridged) Dictionary and a 13-Volume ice. Immediate occupancy. $100 monthly. | set 20th Century American Educator En-
swimmané | ginek from beach, residential section Ali | New
kitehemette.
with
some
bath,
vate
Exceilemt
716
perpen:
2.6152.
,
Intercontinental.
two
water. Call Mr. ; Jimenez, . telephone 8-192. ‘ 713 2x :
NT
GENT
FOR
OFFICES
:
LA’ POSADA -— two
RE
TO
Ultra-mo | 248
.
Ext. 368: after | much Asking more. 722 | 2299
area,
Nice cool mountain climate. Beau| sauare feet Prefer Rio Piedras or Ba-| 225 closets. bath-| yamen Read area. Phone 36528. tiful wiew. Inmfarmation Charles Lienza,
bch, kitcheneite, wand amd limes, serees- | ginimg August ist $200 meonthiy. Week- Recntiisl lnwa. Srut_ and sind — e: 5125. meonthty. 606 Olimpo 2 tum 2-3884. 245
ANTED
74 | Panoramic view of ocean. Over 3508 sq. ft. ef functional space. Cool year reuad. | INDUSTEIAL BUELDING — 7,000 to 9.000
completely | Four large bedrooms, ample is acres tesigence, of terrain. uausuaity | Master bedroom with balcony
iew.
pelitan
some
716 | Wigh. level land, beautiful view. At $1. each
built-im kitchen. large dim | dera kitchen. Huge back perch Se garage, view. living room. spare airconditioned | nificent ce bar. Ample ee ae maee terrace. jones e
furmished | ing and a Miramar,
located, street in
1%
2-2883.
Can be UN UE OPPORTUNITY: : Near Bucare new beautiful modera residence step bill
Tent’ tee, Intormacian 320m | oy py appointment. APARTMENT tn_newthe build BEAUTIFUL ing facing the Carthe Hiltes Cae | >» ?
dado
Phene
729 | 2252
ce
ee
oe
Mathroann:
hemes
96774
Maries. Santurce
Las
evtemcl Builders | 2! oa and os | amen its “Buceameer” heme: 3 bed-
intepeademt maaid's | 2203
UF | back terrace. Nar
3
715 | Kitchen privileges. residential imutes city. Geodoeread, water Value mie iight.Bayamen St. || 04 10S Doncella airpert. Nicest section. sear im
For
peveceeeseewr:
(be 2
ae
—
na
am@ bath. 2 car carpert. Condade Sertion. Cool. whole-| accept smaii house or farm aad NEW APARTMENT i Condominium | CARRION COURT 1) -ntAvadabic‘rl maid’s iiberal room mortgage: heme epened by ap-| 50meConcha. comlortable furnished room with} cash. Call Mr. Jimenez. 8-1923. fate.| + Mat Private bath. | meter 1530 > offers Alse emiy. peimtment | heuse comerete story Two “tion. Dk, | Leem de Ponce 11, Stop Rafael, San Avenue, facimg the Cendade Lageea. ; pri é Dathreauis,| let for a custom built home. Cail Arturo} Come. see & 1154 Magdalena Avenuc.| SMALL FARM of 20000 meters. 4 bedrcoms.
2 or
teheee por
FARMS FOR SALE
- 500 yards GUEST SOUSE BONCELLA 36152. | {em beautiful beach Airconditioned.
telephone
FOR
LOST
PUNTA LAS MARIAS — Super-tuxury | [ol Devetepment. Taree bedreams snd C11. House Contact facilities. other bedrooms. reom. Telephone.
UF
RENT ‘Onditien parking. pardnenen —.
LUQUILLO — EL more acres
only m aes
2 com-
72
| FURNISHED. am bieck from Hote!TV La and Cemcha.
SALE
—
house. Telephone
BLACK AND tas German Shepherd. 712 | escaped from crate oa flight to Puerte i at ceed ee ee ee call .
| 2997
door WB
—
Call
ice eee gle oa Large terrace overieoking may: eas. week.
Guan
47 apartments
714 | meats. 219
cool,
lp
°
AIRCONDITIONING
amd mimutes bath Near rooms withNewprivate bath. with use ofsunkitchen, Few to Rie shopping Piedras || ed livingreem. building. roof, em bus lines. Mra Tollinche, 2104 Borinos a ce 33s and S | quea Avenue, 2-3528.
bedreem, enc year lease required. Month- | 2180 ly rent $225. Personal imierviews only
equip-
Rico.
2235
——a
37130. v13 | 2281
ae bag
eifice hours 8-0406, 8.1227
we —
cee
ideal for motel or guest
RENT
FOR
ae
’ ters of choice laed in front of Casine de
7
ROOMS
ne
vou
Muniz.
VILLA CAPRI €-15 en - 65th Infantry | ONE OR two girls to live with contines- | oS
- Three|
= mext
A
&
S08, Stay IK, Santurce
bedroom with private bath. twe other | by. $50. monthly.
kitchen
Key
three house, apartmeat.| PENTHOUSE FURNISHED one big |ivingroem, dimingreom, bedroom. | bar reom Family
near fe
Diege. Best commercia! section. Ampte Rental proposition longterm fimanciag. shall be
- suitable fer con-
appointment.
—
ms
713 | Road, —
Special weekty aad momsbly || 4. ®Miramar Ave.; Telephone 3-esaa. me, | max
—
by
Telephone Pence’ de Looe
reservations.
Rivera. =
RENT
— WB-21
lete
SECTION
:
BUILDINGS FOR SALE
trade_in.
FOR RENT completely furnis -d house | NEAR BEACH im Ocean Park — near al P Quiet sh ctati Trree bed- | t&: Escecia 413, Caparra reems and other facilities 5o- injerm-| seighborhoed. Comfortably furnished
gucams
rooms,
FOR
LOS ANGELES
bed
Madre:
three
HOUSES
EXT.
bedreem.
tes
apartment,
chen bath. service. some with Tele }| Se ou. phone. andmad linem baicoms. amd kitchen utensils 6 . tee.°s 603
fer
mesthiy | see2
uF
-
—
culties
First ‘eer near La Cencka Hotel One | 2202 year’s lease. Telephome Parker Realtor
partments
a
furnished | 233% 2198
| -——
ished | = OX CONDADO: | Two bedroom uafurmished
-
Ideal
ae
811 | atiea Estancia 560, Caparra Heights, Mr. | reoms.
7,
oe
for
x
—
—HOTEL
May
Vaciatalega ee $58.00 ne ane mertzage. notes Cangreies | ee . Wilae leave
ie
T16 | fore 9 AM or after § PM. Phone 3-7707 Sf? itches 2 Tl | eenter. Cool
FOR
"726
ane sates han ae Ox open.
* | 2236
n3
Weekends.
2491) | paths air comditioner, livine-diming, co- Sica
Reoseveit.
3:58
ak
Terms
CONDADO
room. | posq
ee Water, teiconene and ee 4883. Call 8Saas evelopment. atricio ricie. wecel Sam
3 36:3
>| bumeaiows. at beamtiful Boca Mentebay. Beach,
Game.
Living.
laundry.
5 ninutes to Ponce de Leon. Hoare 619. | 11, s 22:3
en cao $45.900.
bedrooms. four | 2242
COMPORTABLE VURNESGED screened | Version to guest house. Has 4 large bed- | 51c1' sis0 be considered. Telephone 21004.
ewe and twe bedroom apartments, air- | cool furmished apartment. | —itioned, beautifully decorated. maid AND cw. Two large bedrooms. living 7 @ Santiago Ist . corner Coa-| menthiy sates. Te- | with utemsiis. ‘Qube Sivest Weekly, Kitchen ainzreem. large terrace. hot water, porch lephone 2-9278. °
NICER Ocea and pan
PINGS: Altractive double unfurnished with three bedreems. and ene livins-
tramapertation |... n3‘
Hato
Cali
APARTMENTS
——
29S heme
Quiet residentia)/ 5.
a FLAT.
listimgs | bedrooms.
se
Payment
for
available
Moncy
Investment
bas
wr
Park.
Piedras
Rio
t
its
furn-| ° Avail-
persens.
Place.
] FURNESHED
_
CINTRON
of
twe
yet mear Cail 2-4219.
76
ime.
APARTMENT.
fer
blender and grill. Pour - “13 | ose Atos te x Ge aoet
- Hotel] able until November 20th Near beach. | Tosm- iassisom, SUGseS s06 ome vaiy | Phose Bikini Posts, Tet ¢-S0es.
Samturee oa Peace de Leon Ave. | neighborhood. asd shopping. Bex 8284 Samturce, or cail phene | 2s
se
(office), 31938 (Home).
713 | 20s
AT THE | 53
EXHIBIT
OUR
3.8372 SEE
and
PRODUCT
All natural
Dist.
vitamin
Health
and
food
Food
Dej|plements. If we deat have what Re | want we'll get it for you. 605 Belaval
St.. Sauturce. 3-136.
4 | 2088
"
sae
_
=
>
‘THE SAN JUAN STAR— Monday, Jaly 11, 1960
am GLASSIFIEDS REPAIRS EFFICIENT, fast. Secretarial Service,| 4ETH-KAR sete sir condiieners for legal documents, coutracts, reports, free | ali cars, foreign end American. Good! repair for pickap
and delivery.
Cali Ginl Lobaugh | prices, financing,
Gay ae Gistt = 35196. =
Pactety mechanics.
|
GELP WANTED GALE
Gowen
McDade,
Architect. 34758.
az
MANUFACTURER
SALES
a
Sh Seep
ge
GRADUATE ARCHITECT or experienced architectaral draftsman. Call Gwen D.
parts She
AIRCRAFT
7M | 1954 CESSNA
representative
New
‘
ané
service | eutablishments.
ev.
ToL
AIR ?.
& ‘hotel kitchen equipment. To work dealers in the Caribbean Territory. Write 'K._Wasserstrom & Sons. Inc. 32 Chestnut Street. Columbus, =. = NEED YOUNG man with at feast two = empleyee
windshie'd
&
Radic- | #°
a eee et ee lesal | °i"iche or iedividuals please callInterestBicini Pools, 65003. 2227 ™
relations,
recreation,
| ‘cludes licehoe
FURNITURE
safety,
ete. College graduate, prefer courses in| WI-FI.
*
COND.
PULTERS
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FILTERS
MINIATURE BOTTLE collection, approx2480 items. Want to sell com
E90. manufacturers ail | plete to one buyer.
— 176B, perfect condition. | YPes and sizes alr conditioning filters
paint, upholstery.
FOR
WASHER.
Some
wimtes
waite
- cise industrial
ANSWERING ‘Ban bour
JUAN telephone
maple desk | Ces
Ponce, Puerto Rico.
rugs, vacuum
712 | player,
INTERNATIONALLY
cleaner,
TV and
Mix-Master,
Rico and South
a. | Ext. 5205.
Train for sales and m tions.
°
eek;
$210.00
Write
2. Rio Piedras
ton, or phone 21 HELP
posi- | 241
WANTED
—
D
to. Mr.
<
_| GE STOVE
and refrigerator
oo
@
POR
| 2223
°
Price
scats,
price
$4,900
JAFUCO
SEA
$2,400.
CATAMARAN
ld ft. comvert-
aie
913.
442
YACHT Broterage availabe wow im Puerte Rico and the Virgm Iisiands, Buy your yacht. cruiser or beat throush @s because we are affiliated with
RENTAL
HAVING A PARTY? Bring your favorite
A peer tare, ice bowls
@eliver
La Luna,
v1
belmsmen
ea frum sailboat, powered by 37 Johusun 35 H.P. outbeard with wheel and vemutes, ideal spear fishing boat. $1,400. SAILING 18 ft. Tortola built. selid ind thy, new sails $556. Pictures and additional information available on request. Contact Vernon A. Bali, P 0. Bex 1579, St. Thomas, Vargim isiands.
SERVICE
BOX
twin
SKIFF, 12 f'., 100 HP. gray marme engime 1955 model, Japstrake hul!, very fast and sea werthy. Excelient condition.
”
JUKE
head,
condition.
4910, San
Guarantee on parts. Cali | zz Phone UF
up.
Lana
esq.
Merecs - Hi-Fi
tee ae
— with 200 popular jazz.
-
records
dance
| and
Meebleria
Cruz, Sam Juan
cha
boleros,
cha chas, calypso. Free delivery & pick-
Cabinet, ed ae ete eae cee, | Telgpheves 2-049 and 3-0982 Toom. suite, sola. Must sel: ines Tx | hide-a-bed Give offer.7 CARPENTER
FEMALE
ow
| 8.1804 or 8-112
TABLES
SALE
PARTIES, -we cent tables, chairs, | orchestra into your home. Juke Boxes —
ic
Kitchen
Box
SERVICES
or
ad
Outstanding collect
or write
PONCE: Sitiegusi, 74 | MARQUEZ REPAIR SHOP repairs al soewering service and | makes washers, @ryers, dishwashers.
BANQUET
Ot
ers are expanding their operation through- | ficets Wherry 177, Fort Buchana®. 2-000
steed
space for business amd proiessio | electric ranges, and gas stoves. Same
toaster,
Call
3.2653
FOR
few cushions Unroughoul. pew binini vep, beat has ju.t beer hauled and is m .up
Mostly imports. es-
: APPiJANCE
SERVICE
record
biender,
miscellaneous.
Publish. | WPewriter.
FAMOUS
Call
=
personnel and related fields. Must be| and chair, gray metal déskwith chair,| SS. Alse service for people without Puerto Rican. Completely bi-lingual. | silver punch bow! with If cups,’ Noritake | Phones. Call 2-303 San Juan, 25060 Write: Mr. W. K. Mackey, P. ©. Box 964, | china, miscellgneous lamps and tables, | Too 2193
lly
ion.
ees OUS
MISCELLAN
SALE
dryer,
BOATS
= OWENS CABIN CRUISER, 2 [t. 100 H. ?. flagship engine WO brs. Sieceps two, stand up head, galley. fresh water system, twin heimsmen seats, cushions throughout, 1957 mode! in Hke-new conGition. price $4308.08 OWENS CAPFIN CRUISER, 1938 modei. 20 HP. flag-hp engme, ‘ess than 180 hrs. Slecps :wo, compilers) galley, fresh water system,
AN Stateside mechanics. | Te?¥lt. truck mounted with clamshell 4 1%
to contact companies selling restaurant compass two war, radio gyre, Seetrumests, | 75°
with
beme
"
1
-
SALE
Z
EQUIPMENT
REFRIGERATION | FOS SALE or rent with operator - Bu-, and commercial | 7 Erte H—2 Hydrecrane, completely
requested. | Call Stateside Services, days 24718 - | Concrete bucket. Call 35213, 32-3916.
Gate
FOR
| CONSTRUCTION
3.8254
up. Same day service. Call day or night. Stateside Vending Co., 2-3013, Ext. 215. oa fa
eS ee eee
LENDING
LIBRARIES
MOSEKEEPER-OOOK for American cou-| mIpEWAY COUCH, Rollywood bed. and | nets, fences, ete. Speaks good English. | 39IN OUR lending library and read the
Oe De
ae Sees, Leen Lowing SP} eee
j
oder
woman, for continental couple with
ta &
excqlieat. Sts., Garden Hills, or call
30”
children. Excellent salary. Live in. Maid’
as
Shh Groteee, cotsnacteneet. | CHR 2000, eneuire fer Het
eee
ioe
Rees
es
See
DETECTIVE
oven. Reasonably priced. Tele-| Gon TINENT.
phone 7-6008.
a
my | Tae most
DZTECTIVE
eee
DRESS
~
hae
a
hn
ee
Body Escort
‘|
2-5282, T
REPAIR mak
7
ALTERATIONS
MOVING MOVING
sonnel
De motors of all types. | 69 Carbon
or
radie
TV. .
make
any
ZARRY, Stop 26%,
Hi-Fi
Santurce.
Tel
(Commonwealth
Services) Free
2240
al
et
Rio
and
transport
Preventive
against termites. 20
years
YOU
going
to move?
| spam, Germany, de ts tee,
‘S.
@z /(La
Van
2-2726,
1057.
Low
FHA
prices. interest
We
handle
(41/24).
No
ist BGT ves
13.000
ma{ Wy sales
-
rt
gallons, with
15.090
conatn. | Sgt otal orice Mabe, Parmer (c| zoo 05
vio | 2.
=.
FIAT 1958 convertible, . 18.000 kilomete Cheap and dependabie
$500. Phone 2-6483 or 3-8400, ask for Bob
aa FARM
Muniz
;
—-
13
&
Muniz,
Ponce de Leon
¢
78
ACRES,
Area. cellar,
trace.
e
6
388 CHEVROLET Station Wagon, excelS
300 meters! of
Majordomo’s
150°
x
24’,
hilltop
HOSPITAL SUPPLIES
gig sid & Oxygen kits
thing for physicians, Fortaleza 317 tients. 2-S511, 33162 1872
te-
house.
jinitoe.
ive
Wat BOT a Ween cant win en
ms
Ponce de Loea Avesue, they Wh. Suatares | Woke Joe, Wotmy Br0, Zander, Apart Building).
ment 3, 144 Calle Delbrey, Santurce.
Ts
«
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OES -
me,
oe Z
Date
et
&
sree
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SN
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eee
Inc.,
Tel.
EQUIPMENT
equipment.
Will
set
up
your
Verde, Bayamon. Office Electronic Services.
office.
Equip813
Juan,
Telephone
3-2336. - investigate
Plan-our
Credit 718
CLEANERS
SLECTRO-LUX World's oniy automatic vacuum cleaner and air purifier. Also repairs and maintenance. Breathe NO OIRT., see Dei Valle
c
NO DIRT. teuch NO DIRT. & Lanausse, Poincare 1604,
between San Jorgc and ce. Telephone 2-5353.
& PAINTIN
Parque.
Santur-
927
and pa
uF
INSTRUCTION
RZPAIRS WATCA
LANGUAGE
CLASSES
SPANISH LESSONS for Continentals, by college graduate. Private lessons $3 per hour. (2 students, $4.) 123 De Diego, Stop master watch and clockmaker, William hospital and pa-| Gruen, Certified Master Watch and | 22. Santurce. (Near Swiss Chalet. Across Juan|A Gan St. from Pueblo Supermarket). Tel. 2-9842. Clock Maker, Calle Laurel 2413, Punta 2039 715 79 Les, Marias. Phone 2-8160.
or around
Re,
iaInc. Baxt Express, Valenc .
.
Lines, Inc.» North AmerVanican
39 Broadway, New York — Digby 4-7940 . ‘
the world
Samm
,
/
[Rae
Coe.,
Santurce.
OFFICE FURNITURE and Equipment: Olympia typewriters, Marchant Calculaters, Totalia, Addo and Everest adding machines: Rex-Rotary Duplicators; Photecopiers. All kinds office furniture available at Real Hermanos, Fortaleza 300.
ie Hiico ———|451 Fernindex Juncos — Telephone 3-3900 — Pue
BABY SI¥TERS
pea enJustown call5 brane Sorta, Saitsew, Pamcoun.wo] Fiat. Bical
Trading
Ave.,
245
.
ain | Zete Bou 244, Aiponite,
a.
@ffice
uF
high water. pressure cleaning
$425.00.
83
Cail 956 ment &
ven cine
ria) ing,FOUR woot Ore a se, Sy amon. pear cal $3132 or 430 Verde
factory,
complicated and chronograph and equipment. Thermo. | pairs, ratory supplies meters, masks, rubber goods. Every | watches see Puerto Rico's only certified
Extremely ballroom
ee
ROOF CLEANING Se
—_———
beh HouseWB peiding rta8 120 A caua Fi laying SIGE 79,and beans. we| Orn
4
Musical
Leon
VACUUM
aii | qax
estima
"ever
offers complete ge reinforced | equipment. First
2188
and . white
de
from
Treated for tropics ana guaranteed, Also rent for
FILING CABINETS, reconditioned, iike new. INTER-COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS. Sales and Service — all types of
.
aa
ks
ee
Around the Block tion informa Call 3-4918 or 2-3000. Ask
INSTRUMENTS
OFFICE
and clock rewatchSION Lab | FOR PRECI with bath and | >retective clothing and equipment.
i
ur | Separate electric
=
summer
226
down
‘718 | Juan.
great possibilities for expansion. Corozal | *5),.
.
AER RM
or
Reasonable
DIRECT
monthly.
plans.
equipped cafeteria and
—
STATION
low
and $2000. You pay $350 tax lities. Taree scree of ground. planted '= | Uses only reinforced concrete ee
$800. For information call 3-4918 or 23000.)
m
Muebieria
2-2067 Ponce de
Santurce.
—
1853 Ponce 22105L.
most
Packing. seca
Lines, Inc. Cail
Bolsa. Tel
27:
Japan. ca
tuxurious
728
$12.00
the best
all,
eur Rental-Purchase Terms facilities. 1933
with sun deck, Becker
Cali L. Troescher, 3-0040, Ext. 90.
wr
Use
of
2064
San
GAS
(opposite Lottery
6-3072. UF
your
Caribbean!
Full keyboard. termites. Fully
uF
| ang
ms Ti1| dining room. Recently constructed conPOOLS Forte Sieve aise | een ae ee WAGEN d 3o00 VOLKSstation wagon, brand | crete house, three. bedryoms. other faci | Jaa most experiencepool sasv4
s.iser.
Tel
the
PIANOS
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Monday, July 11, 1960
—
ek
Is Line Drawn Too Fine Between Church, State? NEW
TOM
moral;
HENSHAW
YORK
—i#—
evil
Are
ficing
No Violation First of all, he said, it’s not against the law. “Only one religious act is denied to Congress by the Constitution,” he said. ‘lt may not engage in any act which looks toward establishing a state church. That, and that alone, is prohibited.” Nor does it violate any moral principle, said the bishop.
“Generally
speaking,
is
a
self-evident
validating.
For example
issue
funds
for
the
must
principle
of
state
ed
casual
matter
principle
nection.” Furthermore,
said
occasion
ment
church
in
their
relief
te
victims
pockets
and
Baptists
$1
‘‘set
million
of
Bishop of
noted,
charity
less
for
than
charity
Roman
Catholics,
govern-
“Too
it
to
social
is
the have
and
Service
con-
‘‘have
GENERAL
TENDENCIES:
This
is a day and evening to think in terms of your worldly success and honor. Be sure you seek out those advisers who have deep penetration in your interests and follow what pertains to you. Be resourceful. ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Important you go to higher-ups now for the advice you need. This should be during the daytime for
we
any
career
blems
or
and
government
in P.M.
mate problems vexing you.
TAURUS Every
for
pro-
any
which
inti-
may
be
(April 20 to May,20)
sort
of
information
can
be
yours now, if you will go after it. Be broad-minded, however, courteous and listen most carefully to what others have to say. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Take heed of suggestions given you by coworkers now so that you may be more efficient and
happy
in your work.
L
MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) it is posible to get the cooperation of vital persons in your life at this time and also
to
gain
will
their
admiration.
brighten
LEO
your
This
(July 22 to Aug. 21) It is
using lined
more
modern
methods.
Do
and
hess,
VIRGO
(Aug. 22 to Sept. 22)
Important true
others
you
relative
now.
know position
Engage
that will for going
23
to
Oct.
22)
that
delve
into
please.
have
lots
what
your
is
with
in long and
on charges
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Attend to business affairs which kin want you te and were
throughly
discussed
over the weekend Activity is the keynote for today. CAPRICORN
20.)
The
right
(Dec.
day
22
to
in
the
Rhee
to plan your
those you wish to have connected your
district
affairs
in
the
future.
charges
against
them
of
the bespectacled Choi testified that per
cent
stuffed
into
tween
of
the
the
total
ballot
2 and 6 a. m.
ending one opened.
hour
vote
was
boxes
be-
election day —
before
the
polls
“It was to elect the liberal ticket
of Dr. Rhee and Lee Ki-Poong that I was named as home mmis-
a far greater
do so to
scale.
(Feb. 20 to March 20)
you and assist you to reach goals more readily. P.M. be
sure you go out with them socially and have a lovely time. Be gay. Know
grains
why
popcorn
confine
ated by the explodes.
the
heat
pops?
Starch
steam
gener-
until
the
hit
and
the
earth-
in May.
kernel
contract has the National
a protective
sea
Canuelo
on
Cabras
recent
years,
In
wall
for wave
collapse
the_
of
fort,
A.
historic
ing,
to
superintendent
of
terror of
caused
and flood
from
is now its nor-
and
rock
dams
caused
by
program
for
the
improvement
ter,” he told the crowded, heavilyguarded
the structure.
massive
May
earthquakes.
courtroom.
However, under circumstances and at
the
time,
there
the political public opinion was
no
chance
About bers
800 to 1,000
are
trading
at all of their winning the election the New daily. honestly,’’ he added. .
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19
POLARIS
of
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ALCOA
at
Kittridge
Fort El Cafiuelo to the public as soon as further repairs have been completed on the upper deck of
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Croix
Newark
action
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according
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CITY
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Island.
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19
BERNICE M TROPIC STAR
TENERIFE
with your
of
Spanish
Rinihue. The lake than 66 feet above
earth
FROM
others, you must first today conto attain
in the
population
descent—when disaster
high
mal level and for weeks has been threatening to burst through three
SHIP
St.
PISCES
a of
SHIPPING
LEDA
so that you may
Lake more
election
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Since your greatest love is to help how
had
atmosphere
rigging. Dressed in white prisoner’s robes and roped to the other defendants, 40
threatened
A $17,832 awarded by
Since then 60,000 of its inhabitants have been evacuated in an
was toppled byja student uprising in April, admitted prosecution
German
income
German
that
ISERLOHN
P.M. have fun.
sider
Rinihue
100,000—mostly
rig-
regime
the
Jan.
work and other activities very intelligently. So get in touch with with
Seoul
of election
of fun °
today, they will gladly cooperate
generosity
in
Lake
Andes. Valdivia
threat
stream-
so. Get an ear-
trial
you arise in tune with your finest
which
dammed
month-long
Also,
P.M.
election.
earthquakes
%
If you are very friendly with those persons whom you contact
ly start. P.M. be very devoted to loved one and show thoughtful-
on
in
by a giant flood from earthquake-
The sensational testimony came from U. S.-educated (NYU) Choi In-Kyu,
now
recurring
EEE EEE
acby
possible now to get all those cumulated duties behind you
lost an honest
and
figures
(Sept.
influences. informally.
regime
in May,
quake
SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) If attuned properly astrologically,
a grand
future.
the Rhee
waves
ging corruption and security law violations carrying a maximum penalty of death. Choi and four co-defendants, top
what
commanded
<cmnniciceeeeee
interests
have
Presidential
the
do
You can do much to make your surroundings more lovely and new
because
remaing
to
been
today.
would
March
persons
southern city of Valdivia, devastated by earthquakes and tidal
court
to some charming social affair.
practical
40,000
home
(#—Chile’s
and
specific conversations benefit you. P.M. fine LIBRA
President
former
Chile
and Navy worked feverThursday to evacuate the
government.
EEE EEE EES
Righter
Rhee’s
Korea’s
election
RR
Yb
eee eee SSS Se
South
Lutherans,
says,
(AP)—Ousted
minister testified Friday he rigged
do.” EEE
Carroll
SEOUL
earth-
What The Stars Foretell By
SANTIAGO,
Army sishly
Syngman
Adventists
he
agencies
to
EHS +E
Ex-Korean Minister 40,000 Threatened Sea Wall Planned Confesses Rigging By Flood In Chile To Protect Old Fort On Cabras Island Election Of Rhee
need-
to
while
long,”
therefore
and
$7,500
Hett)
photo by Gunter
(STAR
chauffeur.
notes that South-
sent
the Church World tributed $1,172,500.
Wat-
‘‘there
A PLACE IN THE SHADE—The present summer is the hottest since 1903 on the island, and everyone is looking for a place to cool off. The shadowy trees in front of the San Juan Superior Court, provide a cool place for a little siesta for this waiting
Southern
no
year
relief
helps
good
per
quake
churches
is
a huge
aside
Baptists
whatever
men
the
month. for the
Fund that
Editor James ern
moral
but one moral principle: RETESET
set up
Charity proposes
He
left he
to
of
day wherever there is a real need.”
money.
“Actually,”
efforts
fund to be used any day and every
in this con-
use
dismally
eae
fail-
“What Baptists need to do,” he says, ‘‘is to dig deep in their own
kins, moral principles may demand on
baptist
future.
moral
no
—
of
Standard,
the
work” to be used ‘‘wherever ed in the whole world.”
reveal
is applicable
Baptist
of
are|*®
editor
Chilea eathquakes last And he has a remedy
in-
examination
will
James,
newspaper
send
is violated. None Applicable
“Even
S.
influential
federal
what
E.
general convention of Texas. He feels Southern Baptists
self-
other
scruples?
Of A Different Sort of a different sort
weekly
the moral
accepting
hospitals
stitutions
the
of
your
bothering
principle that men ought always to speak the truth requires no explanation. ‘Moral principles are like that, and anyone who would make a
moral
who have scruples about | 3
Funds
moral
and
is
“Moral demand requires that we relieve suffering humanity.”
tals.
principle
men
immoral.
the use of federal funds must face this question: “Which is the greater evil, to refuse federal aid and thereby have no hospital to relieve a desperate situation or to accept federal aid, thereby relieving suffering men and women, but sacri-
hospi-
to church
assistance
harms
therefore
“Those
some
people drawing the line too fine between church and state? Methodist Bishop William T. Watkins thinks so. Bishop Watkins, president of the Methodist Board of Hospitals and Homes, recently took issue with those who look askance at govern-
ment
whatever
and
4
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THE
gusty
winds
bet
were
today
reported
By DOUGLAS DB. RICHARDS In
a
landmark
plus a 15-year séntence
the tempted
in Marti-
The
creased
9:30
winds,
from
65
am.
said.
75
message,
m.p.h.)
craft
it
to
Puerto
remain
Rico
extended
in
small
port
from
and
later
eastward
and
noon
all
it to the
Republic
was
bureau’s
waned
Dominican
Haiti.
The
hurri-
cane is being watched by weather aircraft including the Navy’s “hurricane hunters” operating from Roosevelt Roads Naval Air Station
here.
The planes during the which began
are.stationed here hurricane season, June 1 ahd lasts
until Nov. 30. Last year no hurTicanes Antilles though
were reported during the tropical
sterm
recorded in the lands, fading out two
days
in the
dalupe. “Hurricane
in the season,
Edith
was
Windward Is Aug 19 after vieinity
Abby
of Gua-
is
not
ex-
(Continued is
that
with has
the
failed
would
yesterday
that
it
is
not
be
maintaining
; schedules simply by flying the-storm center.
over
CASTRO (Continued From Page 1) in his political and economic battles with the United States.
Tt could not be learned immediately whether Castro was in a hospital df was resting at one of his several residences in Havana. There
’ to who
was
no
announcement
would act as prime
as
mini-
ster if Castro is sidelined for a
time. Castro’s choice as his successor, his younger brother Raul —minister of armed forees—currently is touring Iron Curtain countries. Since
ing
the
very
Garly
security
in
the
forces,
morn-
armed
with automatic weapons, had been
mounting guard on the building about Throughout
the
city
other ‘armed -patrols. These special sures were adopted, due to machine
out
Saturday
the roof of the Palace. there
were
radio
ond
Page
committee
imtervening
In
re-
years,
1)
is
délegation
the court stenographer
records were , which
writing
decision,
the
to furnish
a complete
mittee
sentiment
leans
toward
seating the Mufioz groyp. That Popular
of
clique
powerful
De-
mocratic Party rooters.is reportedly
considered
tructive”
the
“nyere
cons-
by
same
main-
faction
land party officials.
°
Refused
.
This was taken as @ reference to Benitez’s refusal Jast week to negotiate a pegce-making compromise by which he would have split the convention seats with
his
foes.
5
Mufiozcrats,
however,
appear
equally cool to any deals as long
as the Benicrats insis{, on a statehood
plank
the
1960
plat-
py
The
and
in
national
committee
to
seat
Benicrat
agreed
beth
Benitez
National
Commit-
teeman Orlando Antt: this convention. Benitez
ti for official-
ly
island’s
went
down
as
the
“national
committeewoman,”
virtue
holding
of
regular
a
proxy
by from
committeewoman . Marta
Riera.
the
convention—ano-
victory.
Truman
aides
at
convention
scene
released
a
against
decision
2
his July
by
stood
Truman
saying
statement
convention on attending the grounds it is rigged in favor
of
Kennedy. Truiman’s choice’ is Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri. Kennedy rivals talked hope fully but vaguely of mounting strength. But where it might be coming from was all sort of mysterious. And at the start of the state get-togethers and nose counts of delegates, not a single massive break had been recorded for B. Lyndon Sen. Symington, Johnson
Adlai
weak-in-votes
but
ing
Stevenson. Fast, Hard Pace This trio amd Kennedy
If
some
up
work
pick
up
votes
status as “one of the great en-
designs
on
ticket,
until
tp
democra:
Castro regime by Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. 1 But the newspaper “El Mundo,”
Controlled published saying rences
by an
the
government,
editorial
yesterday
that the frequent refein Washingten “to the
Russianst (military)
bases in Cuba” had ‘given rise, in part, to Khrushchey’s announ-
ecment. “Those
The
newspaper
who' brought the
added: Soviet
Union into the dispute between the U.S. and Cuba wete the same North Americans
whe constantly
alluded to the imaginary Russian Mbases
in Cuba.”
i :
In
the
a
Court
Reyes
sentences
Humacao.
either
or
else
the
Reyes,
the
last
trio
still
in
of
intervention
in
support
delegates
were
get-
ance
place
Kennedy
and
Herter
Spring
to
keep
hands
the United
off
States
on
the him
when a
liberty
con-
was prompted by a Khrushchev pledge to support Cuba’s Fidel
is
ex-
prisoner
becauseof
Castro—even
has
the
ability to appeal due to the of the court stenographer.
Herter,
in-
sistant
death
with
rockets—in
the -
R.
Rubottom,
As-
Remaining Question
White
liberty—after
two
decades
of
House
State
staff were
to leave Washington terday.
bring Reyes up for retrial or grant him
Roy
Secretary
scheduled
at 4 p.m.
yes-
A helicopter awaited them at the
of
Quonset
Naval
Air
Station
on
the
prison—by
not acting.
Rhode
Island coast to fly them di-
Although whose love
Reyes’ sweetheart— stirred up a bitter war
rectly
to
between to
him
families—remained for
a
long
not be areund set
free.
faithfully
time,
if and
After
visiting
loyal
she
when
several
wil!
he
of
is
years
Reyes
a
the
He
to.a life behind bars and begged her not to come and see him
over
he
goodwill
again.
became . resigned
penitentiary,
President’s
aid
Latin-American
of
in
the
summer
quarters a few miles offshore The talks: will include discussion program
.
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ing shortly
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The ome question remaining is whether the Humacao court will
primary
business of picking a candidate actually begins, and perhaps ends, on Wednesday. While the convention opens today, -it is only ‘for preliminaries to the main show. The chief event today: a keynote speech by Sen. Frank Church of Idaho, to flail away at the Republicans, stir up the Demoeratie clans and generally .stt the tone for the Presidential campaign in the months ahead.
will
goes
or-
Wednesday
convention
arranged
had
beat
of
regime.
Cuba. . In a sternly worded statement Saturday night, Eisenhower told
retry
prison,
night on the the threat of
not stand for a Ceban regime dominated by _ imternational. Commynism. The President’s tough statement
and
the
last and
Khrushchev
a
therefore
accused
Herter
24 hours after the President’s warning to Soviet Premier Nikita
new
to
Secre
A.
enthusiasm cau-
down in the elections. Balloting
demands
and
Christian
Eisenhower
be of
and
Island - (P—
to meet at the summer White Hous~ on Narragansett Bay just
Bela-
death
State
the Castro
and said the ‘‘jus-
case
jurisprudence
set -a
their
first
Soviet
Court
S.
of
started talks Cuban crisis
a
E.
for
Humphrey
during monuments tic leadership.”
Supreme
Supreme
gained
ses.
Humphrey.
tary
Rhode
Eisenhower
anerated it will-be only the second crisis-ridden struggle of the Castime in the history of American tro regime with the United States.
and any television appearances they figured spots they other or
President
Khrushchev
victed
hard, fast pace from hotel room conferences, to sessions with various state delegations, to radio-
could
By JIM CALOGERO NEWPCRT,
him
will
the
or
Texas,
of
Hesitating
pointed to Commonwealth
the
the case free.
Open: Statehood Platform the possibility about ing edgy Benitez asked for, an open of missing a Kennedy bandwaplatform on the: statehood issue | go n. because the credewtials fight In the Wisconsin and Illinois had prevented testimony on the delegations, along with Pennsylquestion last week. | vania, signs were increasing So far the Benicra(s have fail- that additional delegates were ed to generate much ‘support for getting ready to support the statehood, however. As expected, Massachusetts Senator. the nationalities division late Minnesota was a bit different. Friday recommendeda plank re- Party leaders there frankly cognizing the island's right to were trying to barter the state’s | determine its own stgtus. In his 31 votes for a vice presidential Teport, Nationalities. Chairman, nomination for Governor OrvilGov. G. Mennen Williamsof Mi- le Freeman or Sen. Hubert H. chigan
of
dered
ther signpost pointing to a Kennedy
of
deny
Emilio
stenographer’s
vacated
top.
the
the
Justice
lack of record,
(Continued From: Page 1) support. It takes 761 to go over
boycotting
because
records,
val held the accused cannot blamed for the circumstances
S. Harry Former President Truman made it final that he is
which
non-existent reportedly,
gun attack carried
against
for
court
trial.” The
the
picture of the split in insular Democratic ranks. Indications are that the com-
American spokesman said here yesterday its flights 211 and 212 which island-hop from Martini-
Trinidad
Frem
deciding
Saturday
affected. He explained that planes easily skirt a hurricane wlich, with mothern methods can be. located accurately. British West Indian Airways said
three life sentences
LOCAL FEUD
form.
to
the
In
motion
appeal
of
tice
pected to affect regularly scheduled flights southward. A Pan
qud
trial.
into the case
a
had died ‘and available—a
storms
A third advisory message issued at 6 pm. In the weather
stepped
presented
however,
are officially called hurricanes after their maxithum wind speed reaches
to Rico, and
104
On Cuba Crisis
the right to due process of law? Supreme Court Decisien
in-
to
(Tropical
f
21
lack
ican Civil Liberties Union in Puer-
m.p.h. by noon, placing it in “the hurricane class, the weather bureau
4
ability
yes-
however, mph.
f
,
Kk was at this point that Dr. Amadeo, representing the Amer-
3 f
terday..
at
5
for at-
murder.
tencing.
as
the hurricane was 75 miles offsho e. The hurricane was first called trepicol storm~-Abby when the weather bureau issued its first here
bt
Humacao noted in denying the motien. Resentencing Ordered The circumstances, somewhat In 1952, the San Juan “uperior reminiscent of the Caryl ChessCourt ordered Humacae to re- man case (in which the court sentence the accused since Re- stenographer died before appeal, yes Shad not been represented by but left records) posed the quesr.| counsel during the original sen- tion: does not the accused’s in-
decision
nique yesterday afternoon while
advisory
RAE
Or Retrial For Accused Killer Herter Meet
a result of the hurricane. Strong
winds
» “RAN
veboaie
Supreme Court Orders Liberty Eisenhower,
(Continued From Page 1) about 200 miles south of San Juan before’ noon today, heading ‘generally toward Jamaica. The hurricane was moving’ at about 14 miles per hour at noon yesterday, a normal speed, but had increased to 17 m.p.h. by 6 pm. At that time, the sto m was about 325 miles southeast of San Juan. Potyrn, Should the storm follow this course, Puerto Rico would ex-
perience
Ok
|
THE
22
NL
SAN JOAN.STAR — Monday, July 11, 1960
Stars May
Nagle Wins British Open; Palmer Is One Stroke Away ST
ANDREWS,
—Kel
Nagle,
eutter L
from
€
ror
Arnold grand
fhe
a
t
+ with
A
S
; a
ae
a
by
of
Australia
at
Royal
at St. Ann’s
in
1958.
cracked
Ss
for
mde
winning
rd-tving record tying
27 278.
comeback
champion
by
fell
the best
*
golf
at
golt champion | Locke
shamr
American
,son
smashed
;:
bid
Open
stirring’
,
wood|hom
Saturday
BHMch,
: ship
(AP)
Australia,
Palmer’s slam
Scotland,
onetime
at
Hunt,
e
Australia U.S
South
England
J Woiennolme,
poned other
behind
going
final
round.
rally
in
into He
the
hope
the British open to States Masters and he won this year The 30-year-old
the
post-}
staged of
an-|
adding
American
started |
Record
Course—and 279.
70-73-71-72—286 73-11.67.75—286
73-71-73-G9— 286
Wales England
is Tied
just
behind
Palmer,
he
in a difficult 10-foot putt for a birdie on the seventeenth. But he missed a short putt on the eightteenth and finished with a 71. The British Open record of 278 was made by Peter Thom-
‘New Swim Record
world’s
fastest
Germany’s second in
German
bettered her own
time
at
Helga Schmidt 1:12.8 setting
national
1:11.0. finished a new
record.
The new world record was established during a two-day swim-
ming
Vernon
Law,
and
At
Lopez were
batting
Los
star
orders.
Angeles
Dodgers,
righthanders
said he leaned
of the
Pittsburgh
toward
either
Pirates.
Velsen Sets
a | world record for the 100 meter backstroke, making it in one minute, 10.9 seconds. Four weeks ago she set the
rolled
or
their
of the
Alston
74-70 -71-71—286
Velsen yesterday
But Nagle, the imperturbable, 39-year-old Australian pro was not to be shaken off. Playing
Friend
naming
skipper
Walter
72-71-72-69—284
two birdies and finished | MAASTRICHT, Netherlands two in electrifying spurts. gave him a final round 68 —Holland’s girl swimmer Ria Van
furmidable Old 72-hole total of
the
managers
starting pitchers for today’s 28th annual mi-sum-
72-73-61-T3—285 72-69-73-70 —286 75-68-72-T1— 286
from
par for St. Andrews’
after
Star
their
72-69-69 —282
with with That
1958
Pa.,
classic
“toe, Bob
(AP)—All
about
74-70-71-68—283
pion
—five-under
Latrobe,
mer
CITY,
yesterday
72-73-71-66—282
Eng.
Rees,
Van
cham-
y
in 1957.
69-67-71-71—278 71-78-68—279
Africa
KANSAS
indefinite
Blair, Scotland Cott” eagiand Weetman, a-Amateur
the United Open titles
to
AL's Manager Al Lopez Leads With Righthander
ever
dae
Africa
stroke short | Player, South Africa a-Carr, Ireland Palmer had been seven strokes | thomson, Australia back at the halfway point and Brown, Scotland
four
score
title
of South
the]Henning,
Open
anarews
gave
Nagle. Palmer,
ome)
St
Lyt-
Nagle
Start Bob Friend
meet
Germany, swimming
between
Holland
and
held in a 50 meter pool.
open
Minoso
U.S. Olympic Team, |
White
Sox,
Qualifying Times
bably
would
of of
By
The
Here
is
Associated
the
who
will
summer
games
roster
compete
of
said be
Cleveland, Boston or In
of
at
any
the
Chicago
his nominee
pro-
among
Bell
Gary
les;
it looked
pitchers
for
side
Both managers’ jobs were plicated by the fact that at
comleast
12 of the 20 pitchers named to the two All-Star squads worked
Siebert, Willits, Calif., 1:46.8. 3, Ernie Cunliffe, Claremont, Calif.,
New
White
Law. “It
San
Fran-
St.
Louis.
McDaniel,
Coates,
Staley,
will be a righthander.
Murphy, 2, Jerry
McCormick,,
Lindy
Jim
like- the
either
“Maniie
Mike
cisco;
Bill Monbouquette Chuck Estrada of
event
Starting
the
in Rome:
800-meter run—1l, Ron Brooklyn, N. Y., 1:46.7.
boss
Baltimore.
Press
Olympic
athletes
Lopez,
looks
York;
Sox;
Gerry
Estrada
like
either
and
Law
or
Friend right now,’’ said Alston. “I can’t go wrong on either one the way they have been going.” Lopez said he would not name a
definite day
starter
after
until
his
10
meeting
a.m.
to-
with
the
1: 47.5.
110-meter
hurdles—1,
Lee
Cal-
houn, Gary, Ind., :13.4. 2, Willie May, Chicago, -:13.5. 3, Hayes Jones, Pontiac, Mich., :13.5. Discus—1, Rink Babka, Palo Also, Calif., 192-3%. 2, Al Oerter, West Babylon, N. Y., 188-3. 3, Dick Cochran, Brookfield, Mo., 181-11. 200-meter
Oakland, Johnson,
Les
dash—1,
Calif., Dallas,
Carney,
Akron,
"3000-meter George Young,
8:50.6.
2,
Ray
20.5. Texas,
O.,
Norton,
2,
Stone :20.8. 3
Berra
:20.9.
illustration,
steeplechase —1, Silver City, N. M.,
Phil
Coleman,
Maris
Mays
"Jeither Saturday or Sunday. As an to
open
Lopez
with
Bud
Daley,
City lefthander, whose
Cham-
Kansas
12 victories
paign, Ill., 8:51.0. 3, Deacon Iowa City, Iowa, 8:52. 5.
Jones,
lead all major league pitchers. He changed his mind, however, when
1500-meter run—1, Dyrol son, Cottage Grove, Ore., 2, Jim Greele, Portland,
Burle3:46 9. Ore.,
ager, announced he was pitching Daley against Detroit Sunday.
3:47.4. 3, Peter Close, Manchester, Conn.,
run—1l,
Jack
Also were Larry,
3:49.0.
400-meter
Bob
Yerman,
Elliot,
the
scheduled
American
had _ intended
Athletics to work
manSunday
All-Star pitchers Frank Detroit; Early Wynn, White
He
League
named
his
squad. batting
order
as
follows: Minnie Minoso, White Sex, -LF Frank Malzone, Red Sex, 3B;
Roger
Maris,
Yankees,
RF
Mickey Mantle, Yankees, CF Bill Skewron, Yankees, 1B
Yogi
Berra,
Pete
Runnels,
Roa
Yankees,
Hansen,
Red
C
Sox,
Orieles,
2B
SS
———Ea
Woodland, Calif., :46.3. 2, Earl Young, San Fernando, Calif., :46.5. 3, Otis Davis, Los Angeles, :46.7. 4, Ted Woods, Pittsburgh, Pa., :46.7. (Four men make team in 400 meter run). Hop-step-jump—1, Ira Davis, Philadelphia, 53-14%. 2, Herman Utokes, Los Angeles, 51-11. 3, Bill Sharpe, Philadelphia, 51-9 %.
Pole Vault—1, Don Bragg, Penns Grove, N. J., 15-9%. 2, Ron Morris, Burbank, Calif., 15-5%. 3, Dave
=,
= < =
fe
—
Clark,
Ae is back! Exclusive Distributoe
Grand
Prairie,
Texas,
Cambridge,
Mass.,
7-3%.
2,
Joe
Faust, Culver City, Calif., 7-0 3, Charles Dumas, Los Angeles, 6-11. 100 meter dash—1, Ray Norton,
Oakland, Budd,
Calif.,
Asbury
:10.4.2,
Park,
N.
Frank J.,
:10.4.
3, (tie) Dave Sine, Fair Lawn, N. J., and Paul Winder, Pleasantville, N. J., .:10.4. (Four men make
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team
in
100
meter
dash).
400 meter hurdies—i. Glenn Davis Barberton, O., :49.5. 2, Dick Howard,
Cliff N.
Los
Cushman, D.,
:49.9.
Angeles,
Grand
May
15-3.
Hammerthrow—1, All Hall, Southington, Conn., 214-7. 2, Hal Connolly, Santa Monica, Calif., 212-3 %. 3, Ed Bagdonas, Hubbardston, Mass., 205-11. High jump—1, John Thomas,
:498.
3,
Forks,
Crandall Sox;
Stan
Dick Stigman,
Williams,
Cleveland;
Los
and
Angeles.
-Mrs.. Knode, Ralston Cop Tennis Titles —Mrs.
Dorothy
the
Irish
singles Open
ican
fielder,
League
provided
starting
lefthander,
Following
Head
or
batting
the
Willie Eddie
Bob
opposition
of
was 4
order
on
the
assumption
Pirates,
Banks,
Crandall,
would
LF
Mays, Giants, CF Mathews, Braves,
Braves, Cubs,
3B
RF SS
Joe Adcock, Braves, 1B Bill Mazeroski, Pirates, 2B Del
was
Skinner
is the National League
Hank Aaron, Ernie
Amer-
pitcher
that the American League open with a +ighthander:
of Skinner,
Tourna-
ment. She defeated Ruia Morrison of New Zealand 6-4, 6-2. Dennis Ralston of the U. S. won the men’s championship by defeating Martin Mulligan of Aus-
ralia, 63, 64, 7-5.
center
the Pirates if the a righthander.
championship Tennis
Alston, in naming his batting order, said he would lead off .with Willie Mays, the Giants’ brilliant a
Knode of the U. S. and the Panama Canal Zone yesterday won the
women’s
Action
Today,
Those who pitched Saturday include: Johnny Podres, Los Ange-
DUBLIN
See
Mathews
Braves,
C.
+
\
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monde; July ‘14, 1966
Longshots Surprise Fans (Continued
From
Back
23
Sports Today
Millionaire On Horseback
age)
running Anfitrion and ran away from
him
after
a
short
By Jimmy Cannon
battle
to win by two lengths. Favored Joe Ready was third one length behind. Baby
Face
ran
six
furlongs
playimg the garments of themselves in an endless fashion show. But at Hollywood Park, in a community where the image of youth
in
1:15, a fair time if we consider the’ fact that it was only ‘the second time this group of hbabies have gone that far. A 32 second choice of the crowd of some 6,000, Baby Face paid $5.20 and
$320.
Anfitrion
$3.80.
Daily Double La
by
Madama
Isabelo
is canned to be sold in the markets of the world, Johnny the
daily
deuble.
Emma
was
kes
Jume
described
race,
surprised
Labayen
in
the
richest
. 70). amd
Don
Ramon
are
“imme: My Reverie, een, and\.Rio ee
a
oe
El
re
ae P-y
oe
Bige.
by
Boston
from
Baltimere,
and three singles.
MAJOR
Tasby
LEAGUE
fans in
($13. | Chicago
. ine Santa
tov-a, Ceptinela, and 3rd-$1.556; ctmg ($4,000) ; (imported) Labayea (Reames)
Dvotiy's =
11/16)
—
ie,
(Landrau)
S37
3
342
4
39
«487
39
30
a double
Time:
dreads
Lame,
Fama,
Angeles
Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
6, New
York
6, Kansas
5.
City
t
38
5198
41
39
513 8%
38
36 42 34
17 | Chicago =
41
40
16% | philadelphia Chicigo
ase
47
30 46
6,
St. Louis
4, Les
BATTING
; 332
IROSO
Manon.
i 325 ‘ 324 .—-
P
320 Hansen, Baltimore Skowron, New York
Matea, HY Pi First Peoria, Tat. a Minese, Chicago caliber: Toreador, One Dollar and Den]
- HOME
Gms Caen; som: 7 ¢ Gm-| Maris, New York
RUNS
ri
16.60 6:98
Mantle,
New
Mise Kee Bel <Caraballe) = 5, sm Lemon, -
Catcher,
* | Held,
Cadetite
and
Yucatan
York
Cleveland
also/Colavito,
+
-
oat
*
20
»
'
Detroit
4
20.
| Banks,
torture heat
scales
of
middle
age.
announce
retired
millionaire
CANNON
his
pound of a night’s will drop his whip.
without
a
horse
to
ride
at
is
temporary.
Santa
Not
Anita
even
could
a
put
bone-break-
him
afoot
per-
Pittsburgh
HOME KUNS
but,
after
aChicago
74
58
4 25
|Beyer,
19
14
| Cepeda,
Louis
|Mays, San Francisco San
Francisco
ridmg
Maria
Bueno,
nine
18 17
Eddie Arcaro has been out of
Brazil,
by
1!
yesterday
in
a
=
Fes
to
of
Hollywood
his pictures The
Former now
jeckey
Johnny
Mal
neigh FE
2 3
&
Park
is one
range
from
“Random
plant
reflects
efficiency
im
front
restaurant
when
is
of
of
his
James
D.
of fhe stands. Goldie
Billy Rose
still
claims
him
after
the
historic
Harvest”
showman's
movie
makers
to “Ne
Time
for
impulses
and
the
Stewart, the general manager,
from
ran
The
the
it and
headwaiter
old
Casino
Benny
De
m
the
clubhouse
on
Broadway
Paree
Goodman
led
the house
band.
The escalators were installed while horse buffs at other parks trudged up stairs. It is a tidy place, and the stands stake the spectator to a close view of the races. I’ve never seen prettier girls at a sporting event, including
the Yale-Harvard football game.
But
and hostile look of comely men.
House
of their
grandstand
breed.
was thronged
their escorts had playing
with
the crabbed
is seldom
a jostling
to-be dressed for a picnic in the }urid slacks. The men came tieless
of
patterned
flowers
jackets.
bloomed
the
multitude
vice
which
country. The women and sports-shirted in
Around
garishly
im
a waterfall the
gled
in the
dazzle
of
“Come “Tl
immediately,”
be
there as
seen
the
lady
as
“Hurry up,” she imsisted. double at Hellyweed Park.” I
teft
LeRoy
yeuth-canners
on
pored
the
over
said.
I can,”
“I
the
don't
directer’s
“I
beds
afternoon.
\
think
doecter
want
I’m miss
where
sheets,
dying.”
said.
to
mezzanine
their scratch
infreld, the
Dector, Doctor
and
the the
daily famous
went
down
to the jocks’ room where Lengden, wrinkled and pudgy, played gin with a valet. His left wrist is still braced with adhesive tape frem the fall at Samta Amita which also fractured his ankle. “I used to take three or four hours a day in the hetbox,” the greatest lead rider ef this time. ‘Now it’s generally an
to get eff every day now is a pound. eat only ene meal a day and breakfast
Adams
and
why
he
keeps
I like te ride,”
a theroughbred trainer.
The “Air-Conditioned”
the coolest; |
horse
lunch.
As
It used drinka long
riding.”
SPRI
seme swe crcanerias
big
dilutes the horse players’ small comferts. The winner's circle is a raised platform so the players can fhe ceremonies. The horses long have been saddled im a pad-
** 8
is
another
In other places, guys whe operate race tracks generally narTate statistics to praise their jomts. But LeRoy uses jokes. He asked me if I heard about the Holtywood matron who telephoned her physician and complained she was desperately sick.
15
44
of
320
24
St.
meeting
wildly
67 58
_
Hollywood
357 323 321
344
IN
the
No one understands the legend of Johnny Longden more values the prize of youth higher than Mervyn LeRoy. The
The
|Aaren, Milwaukee
f
beat
i a!
fat
the
to ride through
ANTWERP, Belgium #—Miss the meney only three times in 5 Darlene Hard of the United States Preakness rides. games
q
RUNS BATTED Chicago
Skimmer,
Darlene Beats Maria Time 1:64 45. ‘Compiot, Costa Nevte, Pikfluvy. Kis Blanco, Ani* ta V and Generala aise san.
200 AM. - nurse’
the
despendency
intends
seemed favored
so .|Cepeda, San Francisco
+
~~
Candela, Relanesia. StermyWeather,La. | Williams, Boston =
3.
Pittsburgh
ee Milwaukee ays, San Francisco
3S
wealth
must
er
see
6.
+
Clemente, 51 51
ae;
he
Fa
‘<
years.
\ dock
5.
M San Francisce Los Angeles | ashbura, Chicago Groat, Pittsburgh
r *
(Fy Rivera)
Longden’s
But
not
jockey.
27
who
39517%
Larker
La Madama d. .Pizanre) Se Ties
Emma
the
conselmg
NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING
{Banks,
uo
a
last February
Sergeants.”
420 16
Angeles
68 §9
Chstae
462 12%
Milwaukee
*
aelo
513 842
Saturday’s Sceres : 7, San Francisco
Lescaut, and Tonga Dell also ran. Maris, New York Sth $1350; clmg (33.000); 4yrs-up: 6 f. | Gentile, Baltimore
129
were
he“boils himself eut in the
after
being
but
and
MAJOR sLEAGUE LEADERS
1:3 Jee Wesily, Cyadicaenr, Colonel
|Les
(St.
Saturday’s Score§ r . ‘ Washington 7, Baltimere*2. Detroit
m
Jabalina,
days,
president
STANDINGS
8% | Cincinnati
48 3%
ST ok a ee Gentile, Baltimore hg age gg a Runnels, Boston 4:n$12.590; FUTURO STAKES! 2-yrs; 6|Smith, Chicago Baby Face (Landrau) 5.20 rr) Cases New York “fitrion
veterans
experienced
athletes,
fighting
excitement
Recently ebtained
hit a homer,
0-844 1 San Francisco
.
48
29
ran. 6 £
ne
35
38
37
Direc-
also 4-yrs-up;
44
45
37
wm 50) K. City
to, El Pepino. VeAnitin, nue ran —_
)
Musico,
all
as
that, he will preceed from race to race. If Fleet Nasrullah, suddenly gone sour after promising greatness, comes around, Longden will campaign with the colt when he takes to the road. The
DAY—Besten putfielder Willie Tasby went five for
five against Yankee pitching yesterday.
Things
cima ($4.208); 4-yrs-up;
the con-
Another Big Horse
($33.50)|Baltimore
7
among room,
competition.
He
finished second in the first and | Detroit second races respectively. Wash. 1+t81.700; alw: maidens; 6 1. (Native) | Boston
f Serve. (Cordero)
still
manently.
in place betting. San Jorge
for the chalk
Longden,
country,
practitioners
jockeys’
an
at $6,000,000.
There
img spill
NATIONAL LEAGUE — | Pittsburgh 49 30 620 — 2% | Milwaukee 43 34 5585
well
of
room,
years
AMERICAN LEAGUE the fourth with Baby Face. New York -45 ‘30 <6) Longshots also played a role|€leveland 43 33 558 went
this
He can still do 114 but he has to sweat off at least a pound a day te make it. He has thought about hanging up his tack for
($12.50)
third.
when
steam
in
Comandante even before the storm moved close to our sho: res. Sevillano ($10.50) was a minor surprise first event. After BN in the ($5.50) won the
Second
the
he was
He
Sta-
hit
im
weight has increased more than the nermal accumulation, when Longden is positive he
|
@
tongshots
whose
sport
is ‘a patriarch of
Every morning
19.
but
adolescents
Riders who are
The first sterm of the year was ammounced early in the morning
major
boys.
yet born
rid-
who was
Barcele
as
a
thimself with fasting and stamina-draining te function at his perilous occupation.
ce for a three-year-old this year. Only champion Stanarm has done better. He ran it in 1:26 in win-
Antenio
to
at
game
50, Longden
is estimated
Emma, a fhree-year-old, ran seven furlongs in 1:261)5, the second best time for the distan-
the
hazardous
referred
The
headed.
ning
working
spicuous as a grandfather in a Boy Scout taoop. =
the,
den by Francisce Rivera, took the lead and never
a
stunted
expertsin the first half of the double and combimed with Emma ($15.60) to produce a $201. 90
man
Past
ridden
Pizarro, surprised
im
are
$201.90
($18.20),
oldest
toils
returmed
Pays
HOLLYWOOD—In this ornate suburb youth is a profession. youhg walk in their sun-burnished bodies like models dis
The
N
the cleanest taste possible in smoking today!
goimg but he he said.
couldn't.
;
the San Juan Star
SPORTS Bosox Belt Yankees MAJOR
STANDINGS
LEAGUE
THE STAR FEATURES
AND LEADERS PAGE 23
San
_—____——4
To End Losing Streak SAN FRANCISCO (AP) )—The San Francisco Giants snapped a five-game losing streak yesterday, clipping Chicago, 5-3, on a three-run pinch hit Philley and fine relief pitch ing by Sam Philly's homer, his first of the +
were
losing,
the
seventh Ir was only
Sn
Francisco
3-0,
in
the
one
of
could
last
of
five
hits
muster
off
touch
off
homer Jones. a
Phillies
by
BOSTON (AP)—Bosten hammered New York into submission 9-5 behind the slugging of Willie Tasby and
Dave
Vic Wertz to complete a three-game sweep of the American
rally
with
and
second,
bunt
into
in
Cubs
this
his
first
year
start
after
ed
from
Philadelphia,
ed
with
the
against
defeat,
four
for
being was
his
the
tradcharg.
seventh
vicotires.
dix
and
threw
Don
Wertz
Hoak’s
field.
of
Roberto
stroked
a
single
Christopher scored and came in on Cal Neeman’s
error
o nthe
throw
to the
Virdon completed the rout a single to center scoring
Bill
Baker,
ran
for
Down
a
drove
home
Lew
in
run
hits
as
and
the
whipped yesterday
game
a doubfle
and eight
Milwaukee
Braves
game
went his
series.
the distance in ninth victory
against four defeats. Covington’s homer was his seventh.
LA Gains Third LOS SAM
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another
Jones got credit for the victory when he came on in the top of the seventh for starter Billy O'Dell. Jones is now 11.
Bucs Clip Roberts
a
single
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(AP)—Big
020 010 000—3-9-1
lead
a
16-hit
attack
that brought Los Angeles an 11-7 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals yesterday. The Cardinal’s veteran Musial drove in four runs a homer and single.
Norm
Stan with
Sherry
broke
the 17-7 deadlock in the Dodger half of the seventh with a home run.
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Pittsburgh Phila.
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Frank Howard knocked in five runs with a homer, a double and
LEAGUE San Francisco 000 000 50x—5-5-0 Cardwell, Elston (7), Anderson (8) and Averill; O’Dell, Jones (7)
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Louis
Philley
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and
(6), Smith,
Duliba
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Gibson
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a
400-
Orioles Lose 5th
pitching
ace
notched
the
of his when
BALTIMORE (®—Jim Lémon smashed his 2Ilst home run ever the
with
the
mahe
of
York
. Ralph
starter
who
TWO
TO
TANGO—Andy
Carey,
him
decisions
all
this
even
in
Indians
Jose Landrau Wins Feature On Baby Face By
Emilio Carmona Baby Face, a two-year-old son of Cosmic Bomb out of War Goddess, ran away from the pack in the final furlong to win the $12,530 Futuro Stakes yesterday
at
El Comandante. The Establo Las Americasowned colt, ridden by veteran Jose Luis Landrau, let the pace The
cuatro-cinco
$1,727.10
for
fivé
pool
winners
$25.40 for four yesterday. one had six winners. setting
Manon
tructor, and ing ran
Lescaut,
Anfitrion
paid
and No Cons-
fight dur-
most of the race while he confidently in fourth posi-
tion. Turning for home in the six furlong race, Landrau changed gears on his mount. Suddenly, Baby Face displaced Manon Lescaut and Constructor. Landrau kept chasing front(See
LONGSHOTS,
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vito
Split
bleheader,
the
Indians
gue
champs
and
who
a game three
are
in
behind
behind
Sievers
third
Yankees,
the
York
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pitchers, the vic-
But the Tigers routed Kansas City starter Bud Daley, who was
rally
11
Lown
(7)
Ford
(8)
(2),
James
and
Berra;
(3)
and
Muffet
1
13 1 (6),
F.
Sulli-
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(3),
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and
Chicago
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(47).
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berg.
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merer (5-4). L-Grant (63). HR—Chicago,. Sievers (12),
(3),
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(8)
Kansas
City,
WEST INDIA MACHINERY & SUPPLY (0.
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six
his 13th victory, scoring each the third and fourth and coming up with five the fifth.
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in
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seeking twice in innings runs in
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drove
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
New
van,
capped
Booms CITY
they jumped on Detroit starter Frank Lary and his successor, Hank Aguirre, for seven runs and a 70 lead.
came up with five runs in the sixth inning of the second game to pull the game out of the fire. Roy
for:
The Athletics looked easy winners in the second inning, when
Cleveland
the
record
tory.
and
the White Sox the nightcap by 6-4. The defending American Leaplace
his 2.
Each team used four with Don Mossi gaining
taking
by a 6-2 score
ninth
homers and a single yesterday, leading the Detroit «Tigers to a 12-10 victory over the Kansas City Athletics. ee There was a total of 23 hits.
CHICAGO (AP)—Chicago and Cleveland yesterday split a douthe first game
the
series.
ninth to even year at 2 and
KANSAS
year.
te catch a fly off the bat of Eddie Yost of the Tigers. Carey caught the ball. (AP Wirephoto.)
in
Orioles.
Colavito
eight
Bill Skowron had two homers for the Yanks, his 12th and 13th.
three-game
the
the the
the
left, and Ken Hamlin, Kansas City infielders, collide. as they try
fence
Jerry Walker gave up only five‘ hits, including Lemon’s homer in
game in the second inning prior to Wertz’s blast, got the defeat,
making
the
for
Terry,
left
field
The loss was the fifth in a row
was not charg-
loss
right
inning yesterday to give the’ Washington Senators a 2-1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles and a sweep
third.
Ford, however, ed
Co-
scattered
a three
Burdette registering
Vie Power’s extra-base slugging helped the Cleveland Indians snap a four-game losing streak and defeat the Chicago White Sox in the first game.
slam homer into the bleachers off New
Williams
from
with
the Cincinnati Reds 7-1, in the rubber
of
at | with ‘a three-run homer.
grounded out in the fourth inning while Tasby scampered home
New
runs
crashing
1,800th run-batted-in jor .Jleague career
Reds
four
Burdette
Ted
Nelson.
MILWAUKEE(AP)—Wes
vington
day
his four RBI’s
by
York southpaw Whitey Ford.
plate.
Bill with
Braves
5-for-5
matched
Saturday
foot grand centerfield
to
right. Hoak
who
yesterday.
a
singles.
on first
three Chicago hurlers, starter Clemente scored and Joe ChirstDon Cardwell, Don Elston and opher, running for Smoky BurBob Anderson. | gess, went to third. Cardwell, who hurled a no Rocky Nelson batted for Had-
hitter
had
the plate, driving in four runs on a homer, double and three
for a 62 Philadelphia
runners
left
leaders
Tasby
in
yesterday.
Roberts,
Sweep Series 9-5 On Wertz Slam League
four-run
the ninth inning victory over the
-
Juan, Puerto Rico, Monday, July 11, 1960
Giants Top Cubs, 5-3),
year, came in a five-run uprising by the Giants when they
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