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The San Juan Star (July 15, 1960)

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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Vol.

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San Juan Star

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No. 216

Tel. 3-8400 |

10¢

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Friday, July 15, 1960

Second-ciass postage at Sae Juan. Puerte

paid Ries

Sen. Lyndon Johnson ennedy’ s VP Choice ‘

Munoz Warns Demos [Texas Lawmaker Accepts To Scorn Benicrats No. Two Spot On Ballot LOS

ANGELES

(AP)—

Sen. John F. Kennedy seeking to give his democratic presidential ticket the broad-

est

possible

day

designated

appeal,

B. Johnson

yester-

Sen.

Lyndor

of Texas

to be

his vice presidential running

mate. He thus set up a combination that presents the

‘| voters with

a New

liberal in the

No.

England

1 spot

and

a Southerner—or Westernz\er, with more conservative -|leannings in the No. 2 place. Shortly before the roll started for the first ballot, “states

in

the

North

and

call key South

caucused. All agreed to baek Johnson for the vice presidential nomination.

New York came in 100 per cent for the Texas lawmaker, and Mis(See

PAUL BUTLER

GOV. MUNOZ By WALTER STAR

2

PRIEST

Convention

*

Bureau

LOS ANGELES—Gov.

Luis Mufioz Ma-

rin had personally warned Demacratic Party chiefs before their national iconvention that thousands of mainland Pyerto Rican voters

might

consider

recog-+

nition of his “Benicrat’” foes as an attack on his regime, the STAR learned yesterday. He also intimated Democratic candidates may taste the

polls

bitter

reaction

this

at

November.

the

Sub-

stantial numbers of Puerto Ricans now live in normally Democratic strongholds in such cities as New York and Chicago. Munoz

plunged

his

arm

deep

into the jam pot of mainland pelities in a June 24 letter to out-

Police

Instructed

Democratic

Com-

mocrats headed’ by Jose A. Benitez would be. “interprted inevitably

by

mayy

thousands

Puerto

Ricans, ‘here

states,

as

an

and

yct

of

of

in the

solidarity

by the national, Democratic Party with those who are attacking the majority Popular Democra-

tic Party in Puerto Rico, a con-

summation

not’ devoutly MUNQZ,

To Crack

Down

For

Superintended of Public Works

National

mittee Chairman Paul M. Butler. In it, he emphasized , that recognition of ‘a faction of De

(See

Deadline

to be

Page

New

today

to obtain their tags, warn-

ing

on all cars that do not have their

cannot drive their cars until they

1960-61

have

license

extension

said for

tags.

their

will

obtaining

the

be

received

no’ stickers. tags.

to four

This days

At

the

same

Department

time,

the

State

denounced

as

a

“naked menace to world peace” Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev’s implied threats that Soviet

rockets

Cuba

might

to

help

alleged

American

aggression. In a sternly-worded

statement,

the

repel

fly

State

Department

Khrushchev

the 137-year old Monroe Doctrine. with a ‘Bolshevik doctrine providing

itary

for

the

power

use

of Soviet

in support

MONROE,

of

Page

mil-

Com20))

Long

lines

gathered

at

of car

the

owners

Motor

were

Vehicle

plate

take

three

serve

by mail.

by

mail

ing.

all these The

same

inside

the

procedure

buildwill

be

#

B. JOHNSON

‘Anybody Can Make A Mistake”

Bianca Was Wrong; World Is Still Here COURMAYEUR,

Italy

(AP)—The

second

deluge,

which

was

to have been set off by a mystery “mercury bomb” and destroy most of the world, didn’t materialize yesterday as Elio Bianca, a Milan doctor had predicted. “Anybody can make a mistake.” Obviously taken back at the

turn

of events,

Dr.

Bianca

com-

mented:

license

would

aa

LYNDON

accused

of trying to supplant

Division office on Fernandez Jun cos late yesterday afternoon, as officials said they would close the doors at 4:30 p.m. but would

applying tae

A

the Soviet Union yesterday to keep its hands off Western hemisphere countries.

License Tags Tonight

Public whiks Department applicants to go in person those

20)

WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States, solemnly reaffirming the Monroe Doctrine, warned

(See

The urged

that

Page

U.S. Lashes KX’: Monroe Doctrine Cited

20)

Francisco Lizardi yesterday asked the Police Department to crack down starting at midnight tonight

Lizardi

a

going

CONVENTION,

used today, they said. But car owners need not to go to the division office. They can obtain

Kers

their

from

Treasury

There (See

license

any Dept.

tags

or

stic-

Commonwealth collection

office.

are six such offices in the DEADLINE,

Page

20)

Bianca

and

a group

of his fol-

lowers had set up a salvation station at the 7,150 foot level of Mt. Blanc, Europe’s tallest mountain. They calmly sat and waited the explosion and the resulting floods which would have come when the bomb tipped the world 45 degrees off its axis and set the seas to boiling.

The deadline, said Bianca who doesn’t say where he got his information,

8:45 As

and

a.m. the

was

12:45

GMT,

local

time)

yesterday.

hour

approached,

his

followers

locked

(See

BIANCA,

Page

(or

Bianca

them20)


Friday, July 15, 1960 ,,

THE SAN JUAN STAR—

Fire

200 Mentally Ill Die In Guatemala Congo Tense, Quiet As U.N. Troops Speed To Divided Country LYNN

Kasavubu

HEINZERLING

emerged

GUATEMALA (?—Moare than 200 persons were burned te death. last night City

first.

said

“This is a surprise,” he said. LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo “I deneumee this action,” said (AP)—President Joseph KasavuLumumba, who fellewed him. bu and Premier Patrice Lumumba Chartes Cummont, Lt. Gen. angrily snubbed a Belgian honer of the Belgian General guard on their return to Leapold- chief Staff, amd Cel. Roger Adolphe ville last night and again demandGheysen, commander of all Beled that Belgian troops withdraw. It was a rare spectacle in inter- gian troops in Africa, met them. appealed in the name of national relations, staged as the|Both Congo awaited United Natiogs | humanity and the safety of Beltroops that U.N. undersecretary gian civilians that the twe accept Ralph J. Bunche said he expected the situation. Kasavubu and Lumumba refuto start arriving tomorrow. Belgian

units

over

toek

|

morning

when

cil met in New York. meeting,

bot to

the

Lodge

delegate

troops.

the

ter

attack

of the

delegate

followed on

Arkady

with

Belgium,

Ca-

is ready

transport

Soviet

Sobolev

it with

Henry

said America

with

A.

Coun-

emergeney session in At the pest-midnight

US

help

Security

a bit

charging

aggression.

Congo's

appeal for U.N.

troops

included a demand for a withdrawal of the Belgian troops now holding Leopoldville. ss

An

henor

*

guard

of

Belgian

Parachutists was drawn up for inspection by the two Congolese leaders when their small plane landed.

tedly

ending

curtailed

a

trip

unexpec-

by the plane crew.

In 1885 there were 695 strikes in this country, reports the U.S. Bureau of Laber Statistics. In 1952 there were 5,117.

Cumont

and

dent.

1

turned

insisted:

am

te

“Mr.

Some

Poliee

was

The

Demecrat

Presidential

can-

didate made the statement in an article umder his byline copyrighted by the Hearst Headline Service and appearing in the New York Journal-American.

on

“An

950

Ponce

de

they

the best

way

te handle

Khrushchev.” election

Khrushehev treubled

te

waters,

LEARN

Leon

hand

last

made

many

were

threatened

was

breught

of

these

inmates

an

adjacent

under

centrol

hours.

of the

fire

the victims impremptu

was

About 60 inmates authorities said.

i

not

deter-

suffered

burns,

About 1,000 persons were brought

ROADLOCK

of the

search

for

IN [ROPOLDVELLE

Congelese weapons

at

Army

_Rifie-canvying

halted

a readinek

a private

set

up

oad

truck

to |<

im Leepoldville

after rebellions treaps moved into the capital (AP Photo. )

unity

on

pelicy nism.

the of

fundamentals

resistance

year try but

may

te

fish he

TO

tempt in

would

our be

te)

ef our commu-

will be no appeasement—no sacrifice of the freedom of the people

of

Berlin,

principle.

no- surrender He

must

clear

that

the

ready

to

take

of

also

United

vital

make

it

States

is

every

pessible,

practical step to contrel the arms “The next President must make So ” it clear to Khrushchev that there | w:

|

WEATH ER FORECAST: San Juan, Penee and Mayaguez—Seme cleudiness with a few brief showers teday and tonight. — PUERTO RICO and the VIRGIN ISLANDS—Variable cloudiness with

FLY

scattered tonight.

brief

WINDS: miles per

shewers

Easterly hour.

teday

at

15

and te

5

88

at

TEMPERATURES:

YESTERDAY'S 1:40 p.m.

HFGH:

r TOKYO

YESTERDAY’S

LOW:

STATESIDE:

New

(AP)—-Hayato

Ikeda,

an able and respeeted administra-

75.

York,

68,

74, showers; Miami, 90, thundershowers; Chicago, 70, partly cleu-

imported

rugs

dy;

from

Les

Angeles,

Francisco,

65,

81,

cloudy,

partly

THE The

San

$300.00

Complete flight instruction

imported

© Commercial

®

©

Private

Isstrument

ALL INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN LATEST 1960 CESSNAS

every decoration oy PARRA

© Student

© MulttEagine

glass ware with

RICARDO

that

death

tor but a question

mark

as a di-

cloudy; Boston, 68, cloudy; Phi- plomat, teek ever from Nebusuke Kishi yesterday the leadership of ladeiphia, 71, cloudy; Washington, a bitterly divided Liberal Demo-

a FREE cier European

fire

Cause

$11.00 fo $65.00

of

the

but

mined.

San

cleudy.

Haiti

other rugs te

in

building

morgue this morning. Most ef the bodies could not be identified.

Special While

trapped

the

Charged remains ef were placed in an

A note preceding the article said

Premier

Decoraciones

said

after seven

NEW YORK (®—Sen. John F. well advised te keep out of AmerKennedy said yesterday “the next ican politics—for any interference President must make it clear te/o his part would boomerang on Khrushchev that there will be no him. He should not mistake our appeasement.” election debates for natjonal dis-

views

Parra

were

in

whieh

Sen. Kennedy Says Khrushchev Will Be Told, No Appeasement

that in it “the newly named Demecratic standard-bearer gives his

Ricardo

fire

Kasa-

den’t ac-

may out

general hospital, part of which was evacuted before the asylum

iers

“We

dead broke

in rooms.

The

silent.

said:

of fire

of

to

locked

tien.”

Kasavubu

600

part

burned

Presi-

The

firemen, police and volunteers were unable to get all of the inmates out.

| @

here to offer protec-

Lumumba cept it.”

number

300.

inner

city Wednesday, in the | Instead they started walking the absence of Kasavubu and Lumum: | half mile to the airpert building. got about 50 yards, then ba. after a skirmish at the air- They slowed. port with matinying Congo troeps. zs 2 * The Belgians offered them a Dr. Bunche told an afterneon car. They refused. press conference that U.N. treops |” - “We have our own army and would arrive to help restere or- we dont need any protection,” der in Conge “within 48 hours.” the Premier said.

Gen.

to

Guatemala Authorities

the asylum’s main ‘building housed 1,400 immates.

capital

vubu

the

rise

this | sed to go near the paratroopers.

The decision to dispatch the U.N. force was made early yesterday

in a fire in a insane asylum.

Seti AE Nat

By

1,400 Inmates Flee Insane Asylum Blaze

SecA.

H

ISLA GRANDE

AIRPORT

TEL. 2-0931

Juan:

Pasande: Ponce:

Mayaguez San

Juan:

High Tides 1:52 a.m. 1:43 2:17

a.m. a.m

1:26 a.m Low Tides 8:32 am

Fajardo:

8:21

Ponee: Mayaguez:

6:30 am 8:14 am

a.m

moon

MOON

set teday

at 12:26

P.M.

eratic Party and prepared to step into

Kishi’s

fiee

as well. The

8:51

p.m.

6:27 mm. 8:44 p.m.

of

Ogae

|

Last Qtr. New First Qir. Full Jaty15 July23 July 31 August 1

boom,

assured basically

continuation

Leboretery

318

De

Diego

Ave. Senturce

Tel. 3-1079

Emergency 2-9706

of poli-

government,

attack

on Kishi

‘by .a knife-wielding ultranationalist at a victory eelebratien for Ikeda

shocked

the

nation

and

marred the relief with which ‘mest of the country, tired of the violent anti-Kishi

Clinical

command

pro-Western

the fanatic

SAMUEL VIDAL MT. } the changeover. All kinds of onelysis

of

for the teugh anti-inflation pregram which laid the foundation for Japan’s post-war industrial

But

mam. p.m.

9:02 p.m.

transfer

cies of the Japanese

3:04 mm. 2:38 p.m.

miinister’s

from Kishi to Fkeda, remembered

(| the 2:55 4:38

prime

riots, welcomed

i, Kishi was stabbed six times in H} the thigh from behind by 65-yeareld Taisuke Aramaki who teld — he only wanted td mjure him, not to kill him. The- pre[maigr was rushed te a- hospital. ee

ee a


«

Ra

Ree

»

‘THE SAN JUAN STAR— Friday, July 15, 1960

de rer

rties Plan Vatican

To Stop CAP-Davila a

nvoys

—____.___4

By

HAROLD

J. LIDIN

ty, without, however, implying that a Catholic is forbidden to belong to and vote for other

chair-

Party

Action

Christian

man Mario Davila said yesterday that Puerto Rico’s three establish-

existing Sholic

Catholic prelates outside the island in an effort to block creation of the CAP. Gov. Mufioz’ majority Popular reportedly Party Democratic chairman Vatican, added CAP emissaries Davila, while other seek talks with Cardinal Spellman.

By HAROLD

signed

statement

a_

came

Catholic two the by jointly bishops of Puerto Rico clarifying that Catholics may support other existing political parties whose principles are not in conflict with Catholic doctrine. The statement was signed

WELCOME ABOARD—Gov. Luis Mufig Marin, right, was visited at La Fortaleza yesterday Allen Smith, Jr., center, new Caribbean

w. Rear

rea naval chief,

Diocese

erald Huffman, | James left. The naval officers paid a courtesy call. (STAR photo | Juan by José Garcia.) Davis

and

Smith’s

flag

officer,

Commander

Jr.

Admiral

the

Tenth

Smith,

new

commander

Naval

District

of

a

the

cgll

on

Munoz.

sibility

that

the

U.S.-Cuban

relations

has

had

the Navy’s

Puerto

Rico.

ter

made

La

Gov.

the

not

statement a

Smith,

Daniel

Marin as

for

V.

af-

meeting

Munoz

replacement

miral

Smith

from

Luis

Fortaleza.

vy’s

at

in

said

at

the

Na-

Rear

Ad-

Gallery,

paid

personnel

been

since

emerging

with

impact

operations

“no

all” on

here

in#reased

the

rift

or

ment

have

a

shifted

naval

Il;

coming

was

naval

jto

Rico

to

new

the

station

be-

Puerto

rise of

Bishops

the

political

of

desires

party

principles

of

Catholics “We

tinue

Rico.

of

must

to

a

given

the

in

repeat

a

on

inspirpart

other

po-

in existence.

now

favor

such

on

active

parties

based

and

ideals have

questions

to

litical

chief at

encourage-

the

ed by Christian

air? operations

Glenville, fore

by

Christian

began.

ed Gallery lgst week,

state-

that

the

Christian

we

con-

lost, the

—sent the Commonwealth al fund zooming to a

license plates, collected.

level during Treasury

Noguera

the past fiscal year. Secretary Jose A.

released

yesterday:

June

the

or

figures

$204,222,427

30, an increase

050

generrecord

9.6

as

of

of $17,970,-

per.cent

over

the

previous year. Fiscal 1959’s total was $186,252,377. Noguera said the income into the

general

ney

-used

fund—which

to

is

support

governmental

mo-

regular

operations—result-

ed not from any new or increased taxes. He attributed it to “the economic

porsperity

which

has

prevailed during the year. “Individual incomes increased, he said,

and,

come

naturally,

taxes

buy

and

taxable

the

did.

in-

ability

to

merchandise.

Will Be Collected total income was $477,573

The under

so

the

Treasury

Rather

Department it

is

Excise

fooney

explained. overdue

which

taxes,

the

Income

taxes, the second

Department’s

beautiful

future. estate,

Centrol.

RENT

Condominio

Comm.

500 sq. ft. excellent

Suitable for etc. ing.

Ave.

&

Ave., has domes,

dentist, real Shop 16th.

San

..,

e

commércial

taurant, f

getting

to

the

White

House,

replied, ‘‘I hope not.” CAP Approval Mario Davila, chairman of the new Christian Action Party (CAP),

in getting

their

were

blamed

for

Many

still

had

new

licenses

the

decline.

not

picked

up

licenses at the end of the fiscal year, but had until today to do so. on

rum

brought

a

in

ex-

551,847,

compared

with

fiscal

(Federal

’59.

tobacco

$21,014,755

excise

the

U.S.

Income

from

also approved of the Kennedy vention

victory.

“He

has

vila

con-

my

best

wishes,’’

Da-

commented.

But it is

the CAP leader ‘‘impossible to

whether

or not

didate

Kennedy

influence

the

said that predict”

the fact that

can-

is

will

a

Catholic

fortunes

of

the

church-backed CAP in Puerto Rico. In separate interviews yesterday

at La ber

Fortaleza,

of

the

one

Munoz

other

mem-

administration,

Bank

Director

Rafael

should I say?’’ when

his

reaction

to

the

asked

Kennedy)

taxes proare

$6,700,000

:

compared

restored

3 story

152

building.

(Opposite

ejc.

TEL. 2-1444

was with

for the previous

But

some

reports

The

rival

that the

LynMuno-

Kennedy

that

to

the

new

put

yesterday

the of

San Juan Commerce

party

was

Christian

designed

principles

local parties—not connected with

to be the

year.

in

officially Catholic

Church. Eduardo Flores Estrada, one of the original six who formed the CAP May 30, spoke to _Jaycees at a luncheon.

Flores referred specifically to defeated Bill 84° which would have provided for outside religious education for public school children as the natural right of

the

family

to

truction

to

He

pointed

gram offer

give

their

religious

ins-

children”—

out

that

a

pro

of this type would not just Roman Catholic instruction,

ian principles which have been ignored in our laws, particularly those that family, the

ditions Flores

Demo-

Puerto Rico, Benitez, also cause.

of

refer school,

to marriage, and the con-

living,” also

said

Catholics

are

Flores

said.

that

since

by

far

LIVE IN BEAUTY INTERIOR DESIGNING AND DECORATION CUSTOM-MADE DRAPES AND CURTAINS DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES—LAMPS—ASHTRAYS

Full

Padin’s).

“1609 Ponce de Leon Ave. — Stop 23

Tel. 2-4249

Santurce Free

the

greatest majority of the people of Puerto Rico, the choice of the party and its principles embodies ‘the most elementary principle of democracy.”

VASES—PICTURES—WALLPAPER—MURALS

floor comPossibilities Shop, Res-

new

Party

told members of Junior Chamber

Roman

pro-statehood

their three and one-half bal-

lots to the

Action

“The reason for the existence of this party is to defend Christ-

on

cratic faction from headed by Jose A.

gave

Christian

BONE of the

Demo-

the

said

has been counting crat votes.

By BOB secretary

Los Angeles buttons right

to in

The

ESTRADA

but be conducted according to the child’s beliefs. Defense Of Christian Principles

Kennedy From Start Mufioz-backed faction of the

delegation

FLORES

as for

customs

as

EDUARDO

Mufioz

don B. Johnson’s Texas strategists

late

Fortaleza

; INFORMATION:

or not he

or $1,396,674 less than

levator, |! Air Conditioning, Incinerator. Breet mercial. £2 and 3 floors offic @ or commercial. Tourist cynter. High class shops, Boutique, Art

Patricio

5

beautifully

possibilities.

as to whether

the $9,137,110 of the previous fiscal year. Automobile owners

FOR LEASE IN OLD SAN JUAN

pti.

In

Las Lomas

OR

vote-

from their arrival at the party conclave, and cast their three and and one-half votes for him.

$7,825,000,

on alcoholic beverages in $26,859,034, as com-

a

the New Englander’s Cathwould prove a handicap

island’s

Taxes brought

income

Queried thought olicism

The

Customs.)

Individual

as

nomination.

collected on Puerto Rican ducts shipped to the U.S.

the

ability

getter.

“What

by

year,

for

demonstrated

for

taxes were Up $3,667,178.

previous

$54,749,605

Mas-

sachusetts politician has ‘‘already”’

Government

the Commonwealth are duties collected

with

execu-

Pico, also voiced satisfaction with the Kennedy nomination, while another, Secretary of State Roberto Sanchez Vilella, asked,

par-

returned to Treasury,.as

pared

youthful

was

ports

prin-

chief

the

cratic convention sported Kennedy

Taxes

cipal source of funds, produced $62,593,271 im fiscal ’60, as com-

Rican

that

the

$7,720,436,

principal

previous year, gas and electrical equipment 40 per cent, tobacco and oil products, eight per cent each.

In Nicleiat in Part

SALE

be

source of governmental income, brought in $88,939,484 in fiscal 60, as compared with $79,220,622 for the previous year. Income from yexcises on motor vehicles and accessories increased 36 per cent: over that of the

preliminary estimate of $204, 700,000. But this money is not

FOR

will

Puerto said

Action

pared with $24,791,312 for previous year. \ Car Owners Blamed Income from license fees

on

The tive

organization

Commonwealth General Fund Income Hits Record In ‘60 Prosperity and its by-products —income tax and better living

J. LIDIN

The selection of Sen. John F. Kennedy as Democratic presidential candidate was hailed yesterday by Gov. Luis Munoz Marin as a ‘‘splendid’’ choice.

in

large number of devoted faithful to organize in Puerto Rico

Smith’s flag: officer, Cmdr. Gerald Huffmar, accompanied him on the visit. gmith, who succeedof

as follows: approval and

given

Puerto

cri-

sis may in the future have effects on navgl operations here,

is

“The

While not stuling out the pos-

the

and

courtesy

church

text of the Bishops’

The ment

Caribbean Sea Frontier, said yesterday the rift in U.S-Cuban

Smith

en

Allen

the San Bishop

on

Rome

in

is

Rev.

Most

Davis, bishop of Diocese. Catholic

business.

Rear Adm. Smith Pays Visit Jo Munoz Rear

Catholic

the

by

and

by

Manus,

Mc

Ponce

the

of

bishop

James

Rey.

the Most

Admiral

princi-

doctrine.”

Meanwhile, from Ponce yesterday

whose

Kennedy Gets Approval Of Populars, CAP

the

to

envoy

an

send

to

plans

parties

ples are not in conflict with Ca-

“emisRoman

sending are high-ranking

parties ed to saries”

CAP Aim Outlined To JCC

Parking


4

\

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 15, 1960

Gen. McGee Cautions Against Suggested Voluntary ROTC

island Delegation Averts Last-Minute Switch Of Hts Vote STAR

Convention

Brig. Gen. John H.-McGee, Commanding General An-

Bureau

tilles

ee

Nute

pressure

developed

in

the

men,

Puerto Rican delegation late Wednesday to swing the island’s | ’

sources

said

nute

to turn

the

by at

the

was

a

to John-

belief

that

intention

to

go

the}

nedy

because

they

had

given

heavy

Congress

to P.

Another

attempt

was

said

R.

theory

legislation. was

the

island's

Democratic

The

by a might

Benicrats

Benicrats are

that

prompted

cognize

trying

and to

compulsory

*

one

as

the|

the

edge

| ——

sc COMMISSIONS

the

the

youth

our the have

r WITH

i S.

following program

the

course

a required

depends

Army

US.

The

is

pro-

McGee

the why

reasons

1.

for

training,”

should remain of study:

i

program

ficially commissioned at Reosevelt Roads Naval Station by

upon the ROTC program for a substantial yearly input to its proROTC officer corps. The

and

tant source

Navy’s

Muno-|the each

over

develop

means

cited

McGee

be-| j

faction.

best

this

.|three

the |

“Fee

by

ROTC

of our

viding said.

Johnson | in|

needed

#

Ken-|

support

hef ong Mun victorias Sennen?

erats

for

concern

well-informed, well-motivated and well-trained young men. The

Texas delegation became irked} at the Commonwealth delega- | tion’s

further

If we are to maintain and meet world posture Communist threat, we must

Mufio-|

s0n

There

expressed

of the United States, if our nation is to survive the very critical cold war situation facing us today.

Richard Dur- | the last mi-

votes

must

vitally

Johnson, of Texas. | The P. R. delegation, however, | cast its votes for the victorious | Kennedy. |

The

yesterday

those qualities of patriotism, leadership and knowledge so

seven votes away from Sen. John | F. Kennedy to Sen. Lyndon P. |

erat faction, led ham, attempted

Command,

proposal to change the ROTC program at the University of Puerto Rico from a comvulsory to a voluntary status. McGee said, “we the ed-+ ucators and the leaders of

LOS ANGELES—Sources inside the Texas delegation to the Democratic National Convention indicated that last mi-

newest

eutting

squadron,

CAKE

CUTTING

N.

squadron

May

The

Fleet Utility Squadron

of a cake. Performing

Mrs. Selden

—

while

the honors

U.

8, is of-

are

Cmdr.

their daughter Pamela

other cut of the island’s political|

on. The

picture.

Service Squadron 2. (U.S. Navy Phete)

was formerly

known

as Guided

looks

Missile

most

impor-

for producing

junior

single

the

is

gram

ROTC

produces

ficers

than

Academy,

he

said. of

University

the

upon

clusively

ex-

almost

depends

Rico

Puerto

Military

Commonwealth

The

2.

twice

than

U.S.

the

as

sources

other

more

and

many

active of-

mofe

all

combined, as

‘Army.

active

the

for

officers

of

Puerto Rico for its supply of young officers for the Puerto and the Rico National Guard U.S.

Reserve

Army

elements

lo-

cated here, McGee said. Even under the present obligatory system, the College of Agriculture

Mechanic

and

Mayaguez

at

has

not

yet

not

program

ROTC this 3.

see how

during

truction years

provides

the

Arts

been

over

people

is

in

in

occasion

May

Panama Brig.

while

commanding tilles

of his greet

staff

two

where

he

upon

Governor

McGee

of

the

on will

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morning, the Virgin

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McGee

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will

call

D.

Mer-

John

win, and also inspect the U. S. Army Reserve Armory in St. Thomas. Bogart

and

his

party

scheduled to leave Puerto said. for Panama next Friday. McGee said that he earnestly |4 urged, that “University authori- made to retain the ROTC ties

to

an~honor guard by the 542d Military Police Company.

first

jeopardy,

be

who

Thursday will fly to

is particuthis time as a free

enroute

and-

will

Bogart,

Bo-

assignment. H. McGee,

general

Command

ins-

training

marks

of his new Gen. John

of

splendid

in citizenship, which larly important at when our existancé

Maj. Gen. Theodore F. Bogart, U.S. Army Caribbean Commander, will arrive in the Antilles Command Monday for a five-day visit to Army installations and activities in Puerto first official visit to the following his brief stop-

improve

course

ROTC

Gen. Bogart Coming Here For Inspection The

situation. The

BOGART

Rico.

a voluntary

could

GEN.

gart’s island

able to meet the minimum yearly required production figure of 25 ROTC graduates - receiving commissions at the, end of the school year, he said. McGee said

he did

MAJ.

im-

required

subject

pact of such a change at this time, and that.every~effort be

students

who

ment

for

meet

requirements.”

all

the

are

Rico as

a

those

enroll-


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theories of space design led them to the unique styling you see above.

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in short, Anglia has accomplished a new ideal in automotive and economy uncommon to the small-car category.

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6 SUGAR

Market Closes Mixed

FUTURES

NEW YORK (AP)-Domestic sugar futures No 6 closed unchanged. Sales 29 contracts

High 6.10

Ber

World

sugar

futures

Jower.

Sales

417

4

Leow 6.09

No.

4

contracts High 3.33 3.30 3.18

Sep Oct Mar

May

3.20

Jly

Close 3.30B 3.28 | 3.17B |

3.19 3.21

3.19B 3.21B

3.18

3.23

Raw

sugar

spot

By

1 to

Low 3.28 3.27 3.17

3.21

Sep

Close 6.68B

closed

+

days

3.19B |

M

ures

from

1 to 2 lower.

High

Low

Close

J

44.75

44.50

44.50

Sep Ix

44.60 43.81

4445 42.76

44.45 42.77N

Mar

42.65

42.48

42.60N

2.30

42.25

42.25

Jly futures

closed

lower.

Sales

70

High

Low

Close

35.65

35.66N |

Scp

35.45

35.40

35.35N

Lydar

ee55

oa35

; ij 3 SN5N | assistant secretary of the National 33.35 |Assm. of Accountants will be in Puerto Rico Tuesday to attend a

Jly A-Asked,

34.90

3350

3335

N-Neminal

DOW NEW

YORK

averages

34.89N

JONES (AP)-—Closing

Close

Jones

INDUS

631 32

20

RRS

138.44

Off

1.00

15

UTIL

94.10

Off

0.24

off 0.79

NEW CASTLE, Colo ranch near here has the

pictures A tree-loading

around,

and

operator

The

pup nine

of

—

the

Rawn

local

Brinkley,

board

at

7

f

its

first

year.

<

'

=

sso °3| Mailmen’s Vacation

Pup Freeloads On Sow

with

HERE

p. m. at the Swiss Chalet. Bripkley will review activities of the chapter which has just completed

Changes | its

30

& S10

| VISITS

meeting

Dow

PA proof in

pretty

shares pigs

Houses A

Suggested to

establish

summer

the

on

smart | tions to be presented |to

chow

Spots,

Rican

delegates

by the Puer-

to

a

conven-

line | tion of the National Assn. of Let-

a

sow.

ter Carriers to be held nati Aug. 21-27.

Rafael

M.

Rodriguez

in Cincin-

Maisonet

Agosto,

and

Juan

councellor

and

secretary, rsepectively, of Local 869 of the local Letter Carriers Ass., will attend the convention as delegates. They said they would

present

several resolutions at the

convention.

Under to

the

them,

project,

summer

be constructed

according

houses

would

for rent by retir-

ed or active mailmen in Puerto Rico, mainly for summer vacations. However, the houses could also

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 15, 1960

Govt. Bank Loans Totaled $12 Million In Fiscal 1960

Prospects Bright For Good Showing In 1960'S Net Income After Taxes By

AP

SAM

Business

NEW

ports

YORK

DAWSON

ing

News

steep drops that more

Analyst

(AP)

1960

profits

of American business indicate the totals

when

finally

in

will

include

some

really

This

drop

is

especially

true

of

the

below the year-ago figures. But farm equipment companies, most net income after taxes is likely of whom have already reported. to be tallied a6 well above most They had a very good 1959 first other first six months and per- half. But sales have been slow this year and profits skidded. haps as second best. As a whole the 100 companies The trouble isn’t so much that some .industries have run into a report $225,966,000 net profits, slowdown

in

sales

or

a

a drop

squeeze

of

15

per

parison with the year ago high turns out to be,

rebe-

than off- cord

set those who are ahead by varying, but usually modgst, amounts. Excellent First Half

— Early re-

on first half

declines

cent

from

the

comes

steadily

more

Year To Year Gain Until now profits have a

year

to

year

The largest loan disbursed during

visible.

gain

restoration

each

half

of

which

period).

But

was

the

a

recession

percentage

of

gain has fallen almost steadily since the record 1959 second quarter. In the steel strike beset July-August-September quarter profits were up only 0.3 per

the

year-to-year

runs

there

up

against

first

ing net losses. The great majority of corpora-

a booming

1959

half, especially in the April-MayJune quarter. That 1959 period set a record

for

any

quarter

in business

tions — giants—

his-

tory with profits running at an annual rate of $27 billion. This

was up previous

quarter was also for a

$23.7

chalked second

billion. Not Much

better

But

the

fiscal

the

are

firms

are

earlier

re-|

: : Of the first 100 reporting, 58 last

bettered

42 fell behind.

figures

year’s

industries

hard

hit

im

steel,

aircraft,

Croix

jt.

PRINTON LYKES

Gull ports

YARMOUTH

:

But those

and | HYDRA

a

interest Rate Rise Levies $23 Billion

CAROLINA

a building

in

to

Thirty

and

railroads.

are

loans

were

co

in loans

bank

since

Dr. Rafael bank.

This over

disbursed

it was Pico,

started,

president

represents

an

previous

fiscal

the

by

Some

of

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fiscal

gest

loans

went

to

gen,

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said

a total

year’s

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which

=

Land

u

as

was part

conof

the

training.

of Lt. Col. Alberto

and

will

training

Co.,

Ship.

pro-

the

Jose

8. J. Trading

M.

ist

Battle

by

Col.

Ra-

of the group,

end

its

program

July

two-week 23,

is CoL

Calderon.

Continental,

& J. Mercantile

Europe Coast

summer

Arrillaga,

a POR

Eastern

conditions,

Group, commanded fael Rodriguez. Camp commander

Miami, Cd. Trujillo

Miami

tactical

the/field

the command

AND/

Ponce, Newark

3,200

yesterday

This first group reported an attendance record of 91.6 per cent for their training. Included are the 296th Battle Group under

Freight

“4

in

‘guards’

$2 million

ERATORAND OPERATOR

TO

of

troops

three-day

battle

ducted

SCHEDULES 8.3.J.

a

lated

lar-

Nitro-

as

Norfolk

ended

total

Guard

blem at the Salinas Training Area where they are encamped this week. The problem, which consisted of maneuver and simu-

of

= Santander

National

increase

Caribe

College.

SALINAS—A

of the

141 loans’ disbursed for increase of $4,156,334.

Junior

Three-Day Maneuver

the

year

bank;

National Guard Ends

ef $12,071.,-

254, and establishes a new yearly record

local

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Prospects Bright For Good Showing In 1960'S Net Income After Taxes

Govt. Bank Loans Totaled

$12 Million In Fiscal 1960

ing declines include some really parison with the year ago resteep drops that more than off- cord high turns out to be, beAP set those who are ahead by vary- comes steadily more visible. NEW YORK (AP) — Early re- ing, but usually modest, amounts. Year To Year Gain ports on first half 1960 profits Excellent First Half Until now profits have made of American business indicate the This is especially true of the a year to year gain in each totals when finally in will drop below the year-ago figures. But farm equipment companies, most quarter since late 1958 (the first net income after taxes is likely of whom have already reported. half of which was a recession had a very good 1959 first period). But the percentage of to be tallied as well above most They other first six months and per- half. But sales have been slow gain has fallen almost steadily since the record 1959 second this year and profits skidded. haps as second best. As a whole the 100. companies quarter. In the steel strike beset The trouble isn’t so much that quarter some .industries have run into a report $225,966,000 net profits, July-August-September were up only 03 per slowdown in sales or a squeeze a drop of 15 per cent from the profits on profit margins this year. They $266,396,000 the same. companies, cent over the 1958 period. This, have. But the big factor is that reported a year ago. In each year plus a still faltering fourth quar1959’s gain as a the year-to-year comparison runs there were 12 companies report- ter, brought By SAM Business

DAWSON News Analyst

up against a booming half, especially in the

1959 first April-May-

June quarter. , That 1959 period

set a record

for

business

any

tory

quarter

with

in

profits

running

ing net losses. The great majority jof corpora-

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his-

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an

annual rate of .$27 billion. This was up 75 per cent over the previous year. The second best quarter was chalked up in 1956, also for a second quarter, at

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years

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whose

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the

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whatever

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down

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1953

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about

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state

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will

Sunday,

17, at 7 p.m. in the San

Carlos

Church

The

bride

in Aguadilla.

is the

daughter

of

Carlos

brother’s

Regis

of

there Arts

and

degree

College,

Weston,

member of the Board of the Puerto Rico Bar Association. Father of the groom, Jose L. Cancio, and the mother of the _ bride, Haydee Cardona de Reichard, are the godparents of the wedding.

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18

Ponce

de

Leon

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Carlos chard,

Cancio Jr.

Young

gron

and

Miss

will be

family

Senturce

Hector

Maria

the

Miguel Cancio the traditional

Rei-

Lopez

Ne-

ringbearer

and

Mayol will carry coins used at the

weddings.

Following the ceremony, a reception will be held at the Ramey

Air

Force

Over

to

Base

1,000

Officer’s

guests

attend

the

are

Club.

expected

ceremony

and

re-

ception. young

couple

in

are

trip

They

planning

to Miami

and

make

their

will

Santurce.

of Puerto year, will

now

Rico, formed this hold its first an-

qual convention The

July 23 and

scientific

convention ferences

of

held

the

portion

will

consist

in the

School

of

of

the

of

con-

ampitheater

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The social side of the program includes a luncheon at noon

July

23,

p.m.

in

the

School

of

Me-

party

from

7-9

a cocktail

the

same

day

in the

Phar-

maceutical School; and a formal dance July 24, at 9 p.m. in the

Fiesta

Room

Beach

Hotel.

While

the

of

the

men

Wives

of

University

co, will

the

the

have

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The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jose L. Cancio of Aguadilla. He received his law degree from the University of Michigan and is connected with the firm of Brown, Newsom and Cordova of this city. He is a

E.

Milagros

has

Academy

will

Ferrari, Sarita Reichard, Alicia de Cardona and Wanda Megwi-

San from

Haydee

nandez,

organza Juan

Bachelor

Perez

are the Misses Vilma Martinez, Conchita Igartua, Maria E. Her-

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: Ann Landers Says

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 15, 1960

Dona Ines Lists Items

married year

during

in high

our

senior

school.

I just

Needed For Mentally Ill Puerto Rico’s first lady, Dona Inés Mendoza de Mufioz Marin

i5

3

&

“DEAR ANN LANDERS: Floyd and I were secretly

kg

AnnounceThe Weiding

Floyd

and

I

got

together

both

last

sets

and

the

told them the news. Floyd’s mother and my father had to be fanned back

to

consciousness.

herrible. we

got together

have

wedding

PATSY:

once

you

in

Have

as soon as possible— and

wedding

We

been

an-

In Bowling Center The

are both nearing 60 and have

in love for three and

years.

manage

do

Nociables To Danee

to turn.

self-supporting

I’m

to get

Sociables ave having their

first dance in the Banquet room of the Star Bowhing Center on Munoz Rivera “Aye. in Rio Pie-

by but there are few luxuriés: When we met he was do on his luck. We found comfort, com-

dras

panionship

Moncho

Usera and his orchestra,

has an

admissioy

and

happiness

together.

We talked about a future, -° At cute

Christmas little

woman

time who

he: met

a

is younger

than I am. When he started to take her out it almost killed me. He even each

svggested we stop other for a while.

and

al-

seeing

Now he has cut me down to one visit a week. It used to be every

at 10

ing.

The

per

.p.m;

dance,

Friday

with

person.

were

married

recently

groom’s

parents

are

Mr.

and

such

Indian

Head,

sail-

flannel, gingham, for colored em-

taffeta,

crinoline,

chintz

colors of thread embroidery work:

3— Needles crocheting and 4—

Zippers

and and

for embroidery, sewing machines. in

all

colors

and

sizes. Mrs. Evaristo Delgado. The groom is a medical ent. The

young

their home

in

couple

Ann

12— Dress to 20.

Friday.

patterns

and

in

NOT

a

sizes

elastic

different

Mi-

ribbon.

Tulle

Stamped embroidery pieces. Suttache braid in all colors. Measuring tape.

colors.

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Embroidery

hoops

23— Soaps 24—

Face

2%— 26—

Bath powder Tooth brushes

powder

27—

Combs

28— Tooth paste 29—

Shampoos

30—

Nail

polish.

over

a couple

of fried

au beurre

eggs.

noir.

CG

only ap-

Calendar

STONE COLLAR supposed to be used asa distiactive

mark of leadership,

The artistic figures created by our indians many centuries ago are some of our most precious historic treasures. A similar heritage from earliest days is the art of producing the finest of rum. That’s why José Gonzalez Clemente & Cia. is so

RON

proud of RON

SUPERIOR

PUERTO

RICO

which you have honored as youe choice for distiactive flavor, mellow taste and goodness.

PUERTO RICO 4 PRODUCT OF Libr ste

brown

a tablespoon of butter and stir in a tablespoon of vinegar; pour

of $2

as

1

16— 17— 18—

purchased

dinner-dance

in

by

ig a dance

peared in our Weekly of Thursday, July 14.

backing.

15—

E

NOTE—This

belt

% inch-wide Narrow lace.

13— 14—

the eggs

ehigan.

inch-wide

colors.

Hooks and eyes and snaps. Wool yarn in all colors.

for the June 17th dance can be used

and

From the French cuisine: stud-

will make

Arbor,

One

all

even-

music

charge

Tickets

Mufioz

at the Church of Providence in Rio Piedras. Father Serrano officiated at the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Néstor Alemar and Mrs. Josefita M. de Ramos, and the

colors

oil cloth.

2— Ali yarn hetifor

Cuba Ramos and Sergio Delga-

save the baby announcement as long as you possibly can. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am sick in body and in mind. I don’t

where

are

solid

linen, canvas

broidery,

Ramos-Munoz Wed In Church Service

and

nainsook,

cloth, pique,

think?—

nounced

printed

‘}as

and

either.

know

below

reach their proper destination. 1— Drygoods for dress-making

I don’t think so the

listed

the

ill.

the Women’s Department of the STAR and we will see that they

at

do

article

for

mentally

and

get it over with. Our folks don’t What

necessary

of the

9—

10— 11—

in

colors

7— Felt in all colors. 8— Rick-rack braid in all colors.

Psychiatric

tape

all

6—

again

Floyd and I think We ought to

agree.

materials

The

news?

PATSY DEAR

the

Bias

in

director

ways needed and any that you care to donate may be brought to

announcements

everything

of

Buttons

Therapy

was

peinted up for our friends and relatives and show a picture of 3 stork, to sort ef hint at the other announce

Pérez,

It

everyone was feeling better. The question we want you to help us answer is this: Would it be proper te

P.

Occupational

treatment

~

Today

the

Hospital of Puerto Rico, thank the San Juan STAR readers for their cooperation in contributing

of

night

Carmen

of

Department

found out I am pregnant.

parents

and

5— sizes.

85° PROOF

MAYAGUEZ, P.R.

Call


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10

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 15, 1960

:

*

Money, Strength And Vigor Won It For Jack Kennedy

_ The Hague—Symbol _ Of Noblest Hopes

By FRANCES LEWINE jaire father, Joseph P. Kennedy, LOS ANGELES (AP)—The | former ambassador to Great BriKennedy clan—comprising three/tain, and ends with 16 Kennedy generatioms—went into the fight | grandchildren.

links of political heritage uniting the family. The multimilliormaire

with

agreement”

money,

strength,

and

vigor|

The

young

to secure the nomination of Sen John F. Kennedy as Democratic

| Visited coal |together 24

presidential

{various

candidate.

Kennedy

brothers

mines and worked hours a day in the

state

primary

elections

his

father

said

he

tried

was

to

in

break

“complete

with

his

4

the

son

stories from

on

matters of foreign policy. Nevertheless, Joseph Kennedy’s

is

son

hopes.

won

the

nomination

as can-

didate

Kennedy

has

made

action

political

speeches

for

his

son.

He

however,

worn

a

dark

also

be

successful|sisters

presided

over

meetings

in the field of politics. Together | and receptions. with the senator, they made up Such was not always so, howa Kennedy legion which starts}ever. When Kennedy launched with the senator’s multimillion-! his campaign for his Senate seat,

the

for senator

senatorial

Joseph has,

and

then

to

scene

dull

the

he may

And

Convention

of

many

dreadful

one

here

transmute

scene

day find

men

still

of

man’s

blade

of

was

in Los Angeles.)

a way

strive,

most

war,

fumbling

Hague

the

(officialy

Southeast

the

age. The

after

“Gravenhage,”

coast_of

efforts

encourage

alchemists

war’s dreadful metal into a golden

The on

energetic

to

man

to

trying

to

to peace.

for example, have but recently departed a trade-bound United States of Europe.

“Ken-

for President” which to him by friends.

It is the

believe

no

the Democratic

THE HAGUE, Netherlands: It is fitting that this ancient city a beautiful one. It is the symbol of some of man’s noblest

somehow

seat.

blue tie bearing the words nedy given

won

McGill!

(NOTE: Ralph McGill wrote this column while in Europe it has been withheld because of the timeliness of his recent

but

dis-

Their team spirit got its start|from New Hampshire to West on the playing fields of Harvard. | Virginia. They proved that this style of Kennedy’s wife, mother, and

could

rewsommmnnBy Ralph

or

trying

to

Count’s

Netherlands,

three

economists, work

out

Hedge),

lies

miles

from

the

North Sea. Its suburbs extend there. It is the seat of the government,

but

paradoxically,

the

a queen or king must its location the Nazis i.

They back,

were with

hurried and dire results

Today,

crossed

the

by

city

homes are solid. are art galleries

quarters

here.

Astronomers Philosophers

rowly of

as

In

1907

Its

broad,

canals.

tree-lined

The

shops

was

early

a

center

of

death

as

a heretic,

sought

but

whose

to create

disputes between Had there been

World

have

War

the

in

world

the

poor

ruler

come

ale the

TAKE

LADIE:

time.

Democratic

TIME

national

ee atta

OUT

ad

re

‘y

FOR TEA—While

convention,

the

women

‘the took

menfolk time

out

continue

work

at

to

a

at

attend

tea

put

(AP

not

in

manner

the

graces

slowly

TODAY’S

BEST

wholeheartedly,

that

you

being

do

a sign

net

Texas,

FROM

just

the

love

of sheer

of humanity, in

with

dogs.

Kitty This

of love

or as we would plain

balloons

exception

lack

say

stupidity.

EUROPE

Mr. Vucicevic, please don’t take this as an insult on your part as I was in whole accord with your

cause,

having

served

in

the

war].

myself. However, the fact remains that a dog is trained to work or

serve his owner, trainer, or MAN.

have

pose it would defense this:

of

have the

served,

dogs,

Even though, as you were serving humanity yourself, sibility that the

Mentioned the

dog

that was

of work,

and

in

will

say

I have stated, the cause of and the posPartisan you

was

also

I

attacked

doing

of

his

and

the

a

this

in

by

German

Had

it not on

have

the

from

this,

Most

of The

manded

to do

so

com-

otherwise.

so

FRANCE

“Remember,

they

work

command

mS

no music

in the rooms

after ten o’clock!”

from

very

their

obediently

handlers.

Russell Milroy | Miramar, RP. B.

of

and

reforms,

communism

would we the bones

have today of millions to a both Czar

ministers.)

on

projectiles

gases”

object

were

aircraft,

explosives

Wright

the

not to use bullets which bits

of

progress,

became

a feature

momentous

failures,

from

brothers

and

“diffusion

of

prohibited.

flatten or expand

body.

other

these

and

(The

and

of 1907 sought to build. gas, bombs dropped from

of

the

world’s

accepted

It is to this day

,

it was

on

this

that

Yet, seven years later German dirigibles and,

of the

first

there

were

international

a permanent,

great

war.

many

treaties

At

the

Program,

convenes

Invocation

by

Dr,

at

has

come

Program 15

for the Arts, begins

at 4 p.m.

7 p.m.

Carroll

L.

Shuster,

executive

secretary,

Presbyterian Synod of California, southern area. Address by the Hon. Hubert H. Humphrey, United

from

States

Minnesota.

Address by Acceptance

office

out

.

strained, remains. objectives, is beautiful.

by the Committee

Convention

law

site for international

Fifth Session—Friday—July Les Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

aspirants for the nomination. speech by the Democratic nominee

of Vice President

Acceptance

Dogs cannot be bought or bribed,

of

Convention

that no harm will come to you or anyone that comes in contact with

is

of his

methods.

Hope, though frayed and And the city, like hope’s

Senator

he

Nicholas,

deposed

other

convulsion

conferences.

and Police-trained. I will guarantee unless

agreed

human

Hague.

the

dog,

and

fold,

of the old-fashioned kind. The Triple Alliance of England, Sweden, and Holland was signed here in 1668, and the Triple Alliance of England, France and Holland in 1717.

Champion Llano Estacado’s Leyendo, who is completely obedient

this

Czar

been

come

the

hunger?

s‘milar

deletorious

were

Before

and you

Sheperd,

or

the

There

type

exchange war stories, same time introducg

fine

and

launching

other

the conference German poison

it could be that you were

very

June

which

wolf

Would

without

instigation

the

by

3. Signators easily

I would like to meet you personto

from

courts

Byron’s

nobles,

place?

disease

the

ban or

asphyxiating

not completely informed of the facts, assuming that you were|’ working in the Underground. ally to at the

here

occurred. of

Hawk were six years away.) 2. Projectiles which -had as their

laser,

These dogs were trained to serve a cause, regardless of what pur-

Herve

II, at

1. To

LETTERS MR. BOGDAN VUCICEVIC Sir: I read your letter addressed to the San Juan Star with great interest, and say that I agree with you

is one

The first one, of 1899, discussed matters which, in the light of the nuclear missiles of today, seem pure mockery. The German delegation refused to discuss excessive armaments. But there were agreements in 1907: Agreements Reached 53-Years-Ago

Photo.)

FOR

now

nations in the field of economics any sincere, substantial progress

would

in

weapons,

Nicholas

Beverly Hills Hotel. Left to right: Mrs. Stuart Symington, Mrs. Patricia Lawford, Sen. John Kennedy’s sister, and Mrs. Lady Bird Johnson, wife of Sen. Lyndon Johnson.

The

There is no answer. One can only bring imagination halt and return to reality. (It is of the greatest irony that the two world conferences seeking peace were called by

?

oo

THE

by

are

full.

education.

statue

international

and violent revolution? What sort of world if the earth and seas were not salted with slain

fell

streets

and

alone knows what might have been avoided. Imagination takes the bit in the teeth. Would

a wiser

law

and

are

culture

out by tourists. Sought To Settle Disputes representatives of 44 nations met

upon

already

by

sought

would settle and politics.

God

and

There are many parks and much statuary. There and museums. Many learned societies have head-

15 to October 18. They

First

before.

picturesque

It

escaped many

the

Amsterdam,

made important observations, valid to our time. flourished, among them Baruch Spinosa, who nar-

the

down

is

in the latter city. Because of a launching site for rockets.

some of the rockets were faulty to the city and the crews.

is

placid,

capital

be crowned used it as

speech

of the by

the

United

for

the

States.

Democratic

nonrinee

for

the

of-

fice

of President of the United States. Benediction by Mr. Leo J. Muir, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. . Kile obo. civ

The national, anthem. ep) 0 66

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 15, 1960

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6193, San

Comsercis

St

Jue,

El

Star

Rice

Balding)

Cowles.

Juum

Zerbe,

Ubsirman Executive

of

tie

Vice

Board

Mall Subsoriptien Bates

—

United a

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pers get all kinds of visitors und most of them have a complaint abeut somebody

or something,

mest eften about the government. The staffer who handles such a visitor usually tries te get the facts and, if he can, set the citizen on the right path. It isn’t always easy. Yesterday, for exampie, a gentleman dropped in for “an explanation.” He placed a small red sticker on our desk. It measured one and thirteen sixteenths inchds by fifteensixteenths of an mch. It really looked tike nothing

at all of amy consequence. “You know what I paid for that . thing?” he asked: We-didn’t, we told him, but yal be glad to hear his stery.

“$136.5011T” he exploded. “It’s a tee to put on license plate. It’s goimg on my baftered three-

my

year-old

Pontiac.

Where

I come

plates for one year to drive new.

Wihat

is this,

frem

I:paid $15 fer

a

ee

3o

ee

amyway?”

It was then we made our mistake.‘ We replied, thoughtlessly, “That’s Operation Serenity. ” The repairs on our office will be completed ina few days.

It's Now

205

That’s the score as of yesterday; 205. Dead people, that is. They were all killed by autemobiles in Puerto Rico this year, a rate which is new nine ahead of the “normal” (for Puerto Rico this year) rate ef one killing a day. Only 196 days for our drivers to kifl 205 men, women and children on the highways.” Some ofthese accidents were pnavoidable. But many were avoidable. That is the devastating fact of this fatality rate. Many who are; dead should now be living. ‘

We are taking death lightly in Puerto Rico.

should be save lives new

saving lives. is obvieusly

schools,

new

Whatever ineffective.

hespitals,

new

industries,

new

refuse

action

te provide

because

adequate

we

laws,

By

t@

take

ca The Eastern-European Jew came to Ameri between 1880 and 1920 and during these four m decades he contributed much to the estee He and happiness of the American woman. the _made her the best dressed woman im fellow this about thing kable world. The remar is that he did it before he had even learned to speak the lafguage.

drastic

to provide

enough

well-trained policemen te enforce the laws, to educate our people te understand that killing 4; a bad thing in a civilized community. Our

government

does

some

fine

things.

It

has

brought many benefits to the people ix many ways. But the better life is for the living. & is useless to dead men. ; There is a shocking weakness in @ government that will permit such a low prierity onthe saving of human lives by refusing to act with laws and money 2 to save those lives. y

Tit

For This

newspaper

today

that

Gov. Luis

a

“intervened”. in stateside politics last letter dated June 24 to tional Demchairman Paul Butler, Mufioz warned Democrats that if they recognized the

living in the

states.

The

success

my

guys

senhower

or

it will

Legislature

the

of the Mu-

cost

yoy

this year for “intervention

politics.”

votes.”

censured: President

m

our

5

eee

the

Ei-

:

to censure ba

the

women

through

her

life.

American equivatent

average the in 1885 was

him

America,

of by

the a

the

trade

needle

German

who

Jew

generation.

But

the

was

had

in

pre-

German

: 4

|s

class-constiousness

of

the

American

male

his ready-to-wear men’s clothing. wag to Now the Eastern-European Jew inject that driving enthusiasm to~ woet’ theed that most newly arrived immigrants possessed. He worked. How hard he worked has been chronicled: for our times by Abe Cahan whe called “The Riso novel l’ wrote w*wonderfa with

in Puerto Rican

Paget

rich,

many

Jew was atready beginming to relax within the middle class seciety of America. It was the German Jew who had helped eliminate

The

Mufioz, which is unlikely, of course, by cause a men dn thai Sonata are not quite’ as Sesait vy pen

hands

ceded

Now the Governor has intervened in state-

side politics; so everything is even. All that’s left is for the U. S. Seyate

all

to

came

Mufoz warnimg. to heart. What. the Gevernor said, in effect, :Lwas that “you

Mufoz-controlled

the

Even

to two-and-a-half week’s wages for the skilled the Eastern-European Jew mechanic. When

fiocrats at the Democratic Convention jn Los Angeles indicates that the national party eae took the recognize

for

In 1885, a Fifth Avenue store advertised silk-lined coat for $60. This was hardly

of reach the within woman. Sixty dollars

Benicrat faction of island ‘“‘Demecrats,? the national Democratic Party might lose the votes of many Puerto

Ricans

a

unknown.

ever

shawl

wore

im the middle class had one special dress which she had ; made for her wedding and which she continued to wear on special occasions

disclosed

Except

shoulders.

evening frock was

of

daughter

and

wife

workingman

average

their

the

1880’s

In the the

Tat

Mujfioz Marin month. In a ocratic Party, the mainland

ME Ie

Eastern-European Jew Brought Esteem To American Women

high-

more

people

BRE

St levis Ast Dispatch.

Only Ia America

We

But we'‘kill-more and

of our

*So AMEAS

we sare deing’ to W® brag about

ways and a growing economy.

Mauidwd

DML

ef

David

of

a

Levinsky”

Talmudic

Russian

dies

builds

worked

to

up

doubt

which

a

harder

who

and

million-dollar any

a

before

of

And

efforts

from

dress

group

anywhere.

the

escapes

America

that

Golden

recounts

student

pogrom

I

Harry

he

factory.

immigrants

soon

the David

Levinskys, the Eastern-European Jews, were masters of women’s ready-to-wear industry.

And

it was

not

merely

ability

and

the

drive

to work. It was also imagination and ingenuity which combined to change the American way

of life. On

Sundays

they

discreetly

rich women on Fifth Avenue able summer resorts and styles

of

cloaks

and

suits

followed

the

and at the fashion copied the Paris worn

by

these

wo-

men of the Astors, The Vanderbilts and Morgans. A week later, out of some dingy shop in New York would come ‘the same thing” —to

retail

at

“to

retail

thing: an

$15.

As Cahan Jew was

education, school.

was

make

sing need. The offered

him

was

the

important

_

pointed out, the Eastern-Europealso lucky. Deeply desirous of

he

To

This

at $15.”

sometimes a

living

garment a

place

too

was

industry to

go,

old

his

to

start

most

pres

in its infancy

where

he

didn’t

necessarily need an education, but where the appurtenances and desires of the educated man

could

go

his

progress.

for

as little margin

only

one

month’s

and

material

lose

out

he

Also,

help

into business

could

on

had an ace doctor.”

rent

on

for

credit;

education

up

a loft

and

and

buy

finally,

completely

his sleeve;

“My

son

the

as

cloth

if he did he

always

will be

a


12

THE SAN JUAN

STAR — Friday, July 15, 1960

Munoz Signs Supreme Court Bill San Gabriel Deaf-Mute Home Gov.

Luis

Wednesday bill that

the

Munoz

bringing

|the workings of Commonwealtr Supreme Court. Verdicts would handed down by _ sections to

Marin

tice

signed into law a

will open

first

the

way

amendment

Puerto Rico's eonstitution.

eight-year

The

|composed of no less than three to justices, with) a majority of the old |section approving the case. At

present,

a majority

of

amend constitutional referendum requiring a

ment,

in

November,

would

reorganize

|provides

for

the

law

of

provides

$150

jus-

an

monthly,

District court

of

in-

or

a

judges will have

&

Humacao Boy

DESPITE ALL the. new flanthe | the |gled diets that appear daily, the best one to stick to is the oldfirst true-life fantasy ever put fashioned method of watching on the screen Walt Disney's those starches. The luncheon “Perri” at the Metro Theatre. This time his camera magicians menu in San Juan with the sidetake you into a woodland para- est selection for dieting women fortunate dise and faithfully follow the as well as the more who can eat like truck lives and loves of 2 pine squir? ones is at Carbia’s Lunchrels, Perri the petite charmer drivers eonette, 201 Calle Cruz... a and her handsome boyfriend Porro. In Technicolor . an ab- cool spot to meet your friends. solute “must” for the youngsTHE HAPPY HAIRCUT for ters! summer needs a touch of color BEAUTIFUL FABRICS call |to keep it company. You’ll want an appointment with Irma of the for simple styling and one way Casa Venus, 888 Munoz Rivera to own a queen’s wardrobe is to in Hyde Park,. . . an expert in buy quality materials and have tinting, amd _peryour dressmaker whip up’ some- hair-styling, manenting. And for the ravages thing smart. Best yard goods values in town at our newest of sun and salt air on your comIrma’s facials are a shop “El Imperio” (Tanca and plexion, The number to call is Fortaleza). Prices are fantasti- “must”! SOMETHING NEW field of entertainment.

cally

low

direct

since

from

the

A

CLEVER interesting

pletely

owners

the

buy

silk

chiffon

at

re-vitalize

a

room

that

otherwise might be humdrum. Ordinarily this is an expensive investment, but right now The Tropic Shop at 504 Munoz Rivera in Hato Rey is selling their

stock

colors

big

at

of oils and reductions.

mic 3-dimensionals beautifully framed.

water

.

. cera-

too.

all

ELEGANCE ON your table in the form of the new Heinz- decanter vinegars. Their wellknown salad, malt, and tarragon vinegars plus their wonderful new

wine

WHAT

ARE

vinegar

now

come

to

YOU

quality,

blending,

or

a

recipe

for

a popular

cooler,

soda,

and

then

or

a dash

of

bitters.

drinkers

prefer

it

with

twist

or

lemon Some

cola

or

Whichever way you you in beautifully shaped drop- |gingerale. per bottles that do away with} like it, it’s sure to please when cruets. Recipe booklets are at- |Ron SUPERIOR de P. R. is used. tached with lots of new ideas on ST. THOMAS BUY-LINES salads and main course dishes. Look for H. J. Heinz vinegars on your market shelves WHO SAYS you can’t afford a THE FACTUAL best-seller “The good watch! First visit Bolero St. or the V. I. FBI Story” has been made into Inc. on Main a major motion picture starring Hote!, cast your eye over their selection of Omega James Stewart and Vera Miles... |marvelous now ot the Music Hall Theatre, | Watches, make a special point of From the Chicago underworld to |¢X4mining those tax-free price

South America to the streets of |t@8s, New

York.

the

authentic

the

greatest

crime

the

world

told

mum

is

of

finit

with

excitement 7

story

fighters a

and

amd

of jyou

in|™ere

can

then decide

or

can’t!

near

death

an

auto

his

home

ce

inju-

District

Hospital

from

ries received in traffic accidents. Police said the Medina boy was crossing the road when he was hit by a car. driven by Angel Luis Castro Davila. They

said

the boy

apparently

tried

the

road

without

looking

first.

The

case

is under

investi-

gation.

A

Ponce

businessman,

Barto-

lo Omar Farragut, 64, of 21 Wilson St., died of second-and

third-degree

burns

he

suffered

when his car hit a tree burned Tuesday night. The

cident

occured

Km.

22.

loss,

police

ed

July

of

his

skidded

The

on

Highway

car

was

a

and ac-

2,

died

of

7

when

car

on

into a

Ayala,

44,

of

injuries

receiv-

he

control

lost

Highway

2

IS

FUN

chier

than

isn’t biems

fronéd when

does

the

a

job.

man

whose

They're

shirt]. ,

at

Stop

26’ Ponce de Leon in Hato Rey (3-4329) and they have the most

modern

automatic

machinery

made. Shirts are folded on forms to keep them fluffy and best of

all, they

use exactly

of

you

starch

ask

for!

..,

No pro- | Sebastian’s Laundry | Paturally,

Loans

and

tree.

the amount

of

the

it’s

Island!)

house

party

buy

Comes

10

P.M.

time,

with

the

Marty Clarke Trio giving out with dancing and listening music.

said

of $22,000 individual

to-

mute

to

$3,376,300

by the Small

Bu-

this

amount

covers

at an average

per loan. The largest loan, according to the

report, was for $234,000 to a corporation

composed

doctors.

They

of

plan

a doctor’s office smallest loan was

Hato

to

Rey

construct

building. The for $3,000, to

a record selling firm in Santurce. During

the fiscal year just end-

ed, the SBA proved

23

office

tims

of

islands.

the

here

disaster

Virgin Islands 160. These were

home,

dlanning

to

start

with

citizens,

a

is

fund-raising

campaign to erect facilities for 500 to 600 children. The land, which will be sold for its market value, is about 13,000

square

The

men

of Education

with

of

meters

Commonwealth San

Gabriél’s

a year

deafmute

for

and

providing

the

treatment

children.

The signing of day was attended

ranza

Depart-

has a contract

the bill yester by Sister Espe-

Sister

of the home, officials.

Rosa,

and

by

director

government

also apin

the

totalling $81,granted to vic-

May

Disaster

loans

floods

loans

in

the

may

be

used for the partial or total construction or reconstruction of homes

or businesses

hurricanes,

damaged

floods,

and similar disasters.

Autorama Gels British Ford Auto Dealership Ford

Motor

gland, has pointment Puerto

ized:

of

En-

announced the of Autorama

Co.,

apde

Rico,

deater

Inc.,

on

as

the

the English Ford rama showroom

53

Ponce

de

27,

Hato

Rey.

Adm. sonal

son,

Cary

physician

cut

the

its

Leon T.

Ave.,

@

Trees.

@

Shrubs

@

House

genera

perWil-

to a minimum

President.

Plants

LANDSCAPING

uh Cortone “Almost everything that grows in the tropics.” and Enter from Carpenter Road thru Dos Pinos, see map

Tel. 6-3046

the

use

White House. of sleep and gelf, instead,

in bloom

left.

Stop

Grayson,

KINDS Palms

for

to Woodrow

— FLOWERING PLANTS OF ‘ALL @

author-

island

line. The auto-. is located at

of medicine in the He advised plenty regular games of

for

Ltd.,

PLANTS

Orchids of many

by

earthquakes,

TROPICAL ORNAMENTAL

=

best

showed a

amounting

approved

He

it

is the

of Health

153 loans approved,

on the Ww aterfront... air-conditioned with

special

taking care live at the

siness Administration office in Puerto Rico during: fiscal 195960, it was reported by Antonio Yordan, manager for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.

harbor breezes at all times and the food is excellent. (Their lunch

home is now children who

Gabriel

of interested

$30,000

and 60 other outside chilA recent study by the De-

were

the $1

The 60

of deafFortaleza

San

In Loans During Fiscal 1960

>

properly. Niagara

for

The

‘he aid

SBA Approved $3.3 Million

‘ . Getinitely recommended. can be exhausting so take time THERE'S NOTHING — grou-|out to recoup your energies at ae

Home

to

San Gabriel will construct buildings and other facilities ne-

cash-

but

works

dras.

sweater bar is the finest in

SHOPPING

public

fo:

vernor Pinero section of Rio Pie-

maxi- |tOWD.

drama...

signec

deafmute children a parcel of Commonwealth land in the Go-

whether

Bolero’s

of

sell to the San Gabriel

total

said.

Vasquez

Marin

authorization

secretary

to

cross

the

rum highball. Use 1'2 to 2 ounces of Ron SUPERIOR, add _ ice,

water

by

Mufoz

an

tal of more than 1,000 deaf children in Puerto Rico.

Two Pon-

Yauco,

combination of all these? Is so, you'll find that happy combination in every bottle of golden Ron SUPERIOR de Puerto Rico, the first choice of people who know and appreciate the finest in rum. Formally or informally, Ron SUPERIOR (85 proof, a product of Jose Gonzalez Clemente & Co.), pleases its friends |as no other rum can. Here’s a

hit

Wednesday

Is it flavor, high

accident

was

Luis

partment

on Highway 3, Km. 88. others died Wednesday in

Juan

smoothness,

perfect

late

for

looking

in your favorite rum? mellowness,

wall arrangement pictures can com-

complete

6-4624.

manufacturer.

(Imagine pure $193 a yard') of

in

traffic he

the

home dren.

Ismael Medina Medina, 12, of Humacao, became the _island’s when

Gov.

yesterday

of

Traffic Death 205th

Gets Go-Ahead To Buy Land

cessary for treatment mute children, a La spokesman said.

Killed, ls 205th

Advertisement

lips...

one

a minimum salary of $650 monthly, with increase up to $900 monthly.

| 96 additional justices of _ the peace throughout the islan d,

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to 76,

municipality.

ninimum of $1,000 monthly for Superior Court judges, with step ‘nereases up to a maximum of $1,250 monthly.

the

appointment

total

third

crease

Munoz signed two other bills, | full court must approve any One increasing pay for judges |case. The amendment would perand the other increasing the |mit a greater flexibility and number of justices of the peace |speed in the handling of cases. Another bill signed by Munoz on the island. The

the

in each


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a

the

type

finely-measured

mixture of peise and scintillating personality. She might best be described

as a Spanish

performance whacky

is her

behavier

ability

with

to balance

a gentility

and

_

made

-

—

feminity.

After

THE

TOP”

and

Rossano Brazzi YOUR BLESSINGS”

RIALTO-SAN JUAN Robert Mitchum “WONDERFUL COUNTRY”

NELSON”

SUPER DRIVE-IN. 5:35 Decumentary case “JUSTICE OF CARYL CHESSMAN”

DEATH

ROW”

the

DEPT.:

Restaurateur takes

over

as

Morro

of

was

Ruben’s

toil

and

a

reality,

brainchild.

tenderness he

broke

SLIP

who

English

at

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instructs

in

the

recently

UPR,

written

the

statement

his

examination paper: after day, Puerto Rico

essay “Day

in his

by

Alex

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humanities found

a

the

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DEPT.:

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good

last week and over the Home

at

Isla

Grande,

grunting

and

time

was

smiling faces Show (Feria except

Telephone Company’s booth. ple approached the booth, they As

at

the

soon growling, as peo-

demandi

beaatiful s istered tele Ronen werenancteon die diselephones play when they’ve

been waiting at least a year for any old fashioned phone. One phone-

company employe stationed in the booth com-

5,

plained

to

his

superiers

that

been shouting at me ail day.”

“people

have

Another employee in the booth, whose lapel-badge read - “Pedro V. Pedrosa,” was

confronted by a gent who demanded to know how long it would be till. the deplorable situation would be relieved, and the “supply

Al,

catches up with the demand.”

, Rosina Pagan

12 through

' “It'll take about drosa said meekly.

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to pay

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Miss Ders, 28, filed the suit in| accused

her

of becoming

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the studio had agreed to pay her| The compromise was revealed $200,000 upem cancelling two movies| when the case was removed frona in which she was to star. She said|superior court calendar.

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colerful Tapps.

brether,

restaurant

FAIR

OLD

P.M.

quintet

some George

number of drivers. According to the ‘latest sadistics, 1,200 candidates were examined in San Juan last week.”

Orchestra & Boxes $4.20 8:30

exciting

following

and Patricia Parker

Curtain

El

FREUDIAN

ae

1

Nick’s

months

Hornkohl,

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James Olsen

an

ses

Ritz with

RANGER”

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HOLIDAY dimens -- 12:00 M.

leg.

six

making

PREMIERE

“THE SIREN SONG” Een

show

IN ACTION

Bosh,

- broken

WENDY BARRIE in

orton, Mere

a Man

manager of El Morro restaurant, OSJ, after almost three months, in the hospital with a

of JULY

"DEAR

the

BACK

Calif.

brother,

to Have

of dancers piloted through musical comedy wumnene by

slightly

cus-

Allison,

Nice

in Rio de Janeiro.

Ruben

TAPIA

WORLD

So

House.”

Opening

and peat

Week

the

“It’s

Miss Pagan sings the boleros of Brazilian bandits, ranchero melodies, French love songs, amd a torid rendition of “Lola,” from the _ Broadway musical “Damn Yankees.” Above all, don’t let her get off stage without singing the theme song from “Black Orpheus,” the intérnational prize-winning film

Kay Kendall of the nightclub circuit. That’s because the most charming aspect of Rosima’s

.

James Stewart “THE FBI STORY

2455

with

precisely

she’s

in point:

railroad

of the trouble

third Ritz involved.

s

“CELL

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“bombshell”

sells

the sengs

Around

suspicion of assault and battery.

Ernie Koveca

AT

the

by

Brazilian

patron

few swings himself. / Police interrupted the fight and booked the brothers on

ene

“ROOM

Pagan.

into

blond

a

Case

‘And, said Mrs. Ritz, Harry Ritz helped him—and get in a

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.

“THE

U.S.

Cops Didn't Find Comedians Funny

;

LORRAINE

last

evenings,

Hotel

Miss Churchill told the court she had not had a drink “for a long time” but lately has been “very amxious and nervous for several reasons.”

;

>

the

the

police officer testified that the first oecasion he found

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two charges yesterday refrem arrests on July 5

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drunkenness

her

July 15, 1960

Miss Churchill standing barefooted in a street in Grosvenor

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against

In

IN:

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public

months.

on

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DRIVE

brought

A

Gene

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Buchanan

of

and

Bismark,

ROOSEVELT: Seven Thieves, Them for Me BAYAMON Blob,

charges

— Friday,

Man in San

Over

She was fined 50 shillings ($7) by Magistrate R. H. Blundel.

NUEVO

Sink

found

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Caryl

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Unibon section of Future Farmers of America, paid trubute to orovians who are the first two

of personnel at the }3anco de Pon-

WIPR1:30-WIPR-Pan

citizens of that town to attain ‘such high office in the government. They are Candido Oliveras, secretary of education, and Dr.

Tribune, will arrive

The

town

Angel

ant

of Morovis

and

Quintero-Alfaro,

secretary

gentlemen

a

field on

at a stag

cocktail

stay

tomorrow

at

Horado

is in Puerto}Rico

a photografic

for Caul-

working

pjrture

book

of

Juan and St. Thoms this week is Emilio Gdlang, Mmissioner of

immigration Republic,

party

of

e

who

is

Philippine

stuying

U.

S.

this afternoon...Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lawrence have taken a

immigration servicés here and on the

mainland.

the daughter Congressman,

Col.

Hugh

Galang

left the

is-

beach house in Ocean View, for land for Miami yegterday after a the summer. Mrs, Lawrence is four day stay in Puerto Rico.... of

forth

Carolina

Harold

Dunbar

Richgrdson,

recent

Command here, was named C. 0.

acting civilian personnel officer for the Antilles Army Command

Infantry,

replacing Jehn R. Visco who

at ceremonies

has

Chaplin Biography Recalls Incident With Martha Raye HOLLYWOOD

plin

Jr.,

(#—Charles

in his

biography

his

father, ‘‘My Father, Charlie Chatells how Martha Raye plin’, overcame her nervousness working for the senior Chaplin.

“She

had

heard

from

dignified

It was Mr. Chaplin Chaplin that, until

this

Mrs.

Ernesto:de La

will

entertain

decided

thing drastic, results. Dad

bim. denly

me

was

sweating

intoned.

‘How

to do this

bit.’

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looked

with

sud-

do

around

tion to a gentleman

perty

Natignal

Association

Estate Board which the gentleman of whom I: wrote is not a member. Tschudin is, treasurer of the P. R. R. B....The Hotel Greeters

of

America

will

lunch

today

at El San Juan Hotel. José Vaz quez is the new president...If you are in old San Jyan on a hot day and feel like relaxing in the cool comfort of an old Spanish building, drop

I

Cristo

in at Casa

Street

and

del Libro

examine

on

the

wonderful treasures that director, Dr.

Elmer

Adler,

has

on

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3:45-—(2)

Cortos

(11)

(11)

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de

la

5:30—(2)

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(11) 7:30—(2) (4) (6) (11) 7:45—(6) 8:00-—(2) (4) (6)

Musical Graphic

greater

in-

dorian

painter, Antonio

the time with Martha.”

so

that

you

can

be

(April

20 to May

and

loyal

associate

and} show your tangible way.

MOON July

loyalty

CHILDREN

21)

Avoid

depressing

some

(June 22 to

pessimistic

partner

now

and

and

co-

with hard-working who also have some

coex-

LEO (July tend to only

22 to Aug. 21) Atthe most necessary

duties today

and

you

may

this evening

go

out

and

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Puerto With

so

teresting

in

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to

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Diners’ Club

f

Carte Blanche

Feb.

activities that could to

something

contagious

you,

if

you

that depressthat

and

could

ruin

be

your

in the city.

enjoy

THE

UO0 } VONROOM

yourself

be far wiser

9:00-(2) (4)

9:30—(6) 10:00-(2) (4) (11) 10:15—(11)

10;20-—(2) 10:30—(4) 11;00-(4)

business

shopping

affairs

and

the

to Nov.

21)

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(Oct.

Tribuna

23

del

Credito

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la

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Extra de la Noche Telenoticias y Deportes Cocina Musical Tertulia de la Noche Tertulia

de

la

Noche

“Adan y la Serpiente’’ A Casarse Tocan Diario Puertorriqueno

Film

|

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olways

have

fun..

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The

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Profesional De Diego Avenue

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personality

MARIO FERNANDEZ PORTA

at Stop 22

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the

of the Cuban singer, pianist and composer

Excellent Menu

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to

PONCE Police here have strengthened night patrols and established special beats in an effort to curb a wave burglaries

Restaurant

Entertainment

21

Of Ponce Burglaries

Dancing

HIS

to

MEYERS

AND

CALYPSONIANS

laying ond

“Daily Luncheon Specials ‘$1.75 Nightly

to Jan.

Police Combat Wave

203 Tanca Street, San Juan, Puerto Rico

.

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JOEL

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anxiety could keep or away from the

early from

Where

ond his cinco

Seafood —

fine

An early start is very wise today,

Arts

GREGG

All Types

of

day.

to spend the money on more practical and important things. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22)

DINNER-DANCING et the picno your host

EI Morro

is

quite

Bellonio

6 p.m.

to

ing person who is full of self-pity.

Rico's Littlest The Mostest

STOP

22

PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20)

personalities.

order.

(Dec.

helpful

Get away

VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You are tempted to be extravatoday, but it would

and

be most permit.

the company of charming and in-

display

Pau! Dillinger at: the piano

Restaurant

(Nov.

advantage

A secret at home

persons

20)

today

in

take

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CATHAY

you

20) Since you are not thinking very clearly now, it would be wise to consult with good advisors or friends.

tonight at 8:30. |

all

before

think

CAPRICORN

success.

If you follow the advice of a new and seemingly affluent individual,

“Soraya” The

far

(March 21 to April 19)

TAURUS

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(4) Show

a

greater

especially 7:00-

out acci-

aspécts by deliberating upon new and untried outlets that have promise.

forts alone.

gant

6:00- (2) Cartoons (11) 6:15 - (2) 6:25-(2) 6:30—(2)

you

into

that

Tarde

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Ultinfo

those schools of standpoints which

cellent suggestions to offer.

5:00-(2) Kiki (6) La Hora del 5:15—(6) “The Countess “El

bring

operate workers

Musicales

Pelicula

seek and

there...The Ateneo of Puerto Rico will show the works of Ecua-

Suddenly an amused look brightened his face. The tension eased.

‘Chuck’

of the

(2)

4:00-—(2) “Lo Que Viene del Mar” 4:30-(2) Cocina de! Hogar (4) “Valley of Fear’ Film

deals ex-

for the members 4:f the P. R. Real

saw the challenging glint in them. op it was

who

WKAQ-

Also,

while

possible

counts,

tical

TELEVISION

of

of Real Estate Boards, and in P. R. the term is reserved exclusively

ever been called by that nickname. His eyes met Martha’s and

then

11:00-WRIO-HiFi Serenade 11:05—- WHOA- Midnight Matinee

care

avoid

SAGITTARIUS

you could get into quite a bit of hot water now. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Be sure you confer with that prac-

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to

tensively in real estate. A letter from Robert Ts¢hudin, realtor, explains just when that word may be used. It is a term registered in the U. S. Patent Office as pro-

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you~ want ‘startled.

Melodies

11:00—(4) 11:30—(4) (il) 12:00—(11) 1:30-(4)

Mr.

it out

Fiesta

You_

Ave...The San Jyan hotel has two sure hits in their new show which opened this week in the Tropicoro Room starring comedian Charley Dorman and Nancy Wilson, lovely singing _ star...I used the term “Realtor” in rela

manner.

Martha

Orden

dent. speak.

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For

Merritt Parade

evening

and

and to thought

friends

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and

untried outlets and methods, new

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Dec. 21) Instead of using today’s time simply going over old ac

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of one of his directorial stews and everyone

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3-8400 Er iz REAL

BEACH LOCATED seven the Isia Verde airpori,

“angrejos

and

APARTMENTS

ESTATE

Loiza

sq meters. Legation: aze 6@ ML South — 7a Road 6#0ML. Two

PARK rooms,

miles east of between Beca

River

about

TERRACE: fully screened

North Beach frontBoca Cangrejos Lotlots of 4,000 sq. me-

2389

Water,

INVESTOR-PARTNER

small

investment.

24?

-

de or

Leon call

REALTY.

nouses

and

incisco,

lots

Santa Hills. Hyde

ch.

Rio

Inc., for

Maria,

has

3-3506,

all

lephene 2218

Excellent

Fim agua 2299 HOTEL

St.,

Las

neigh-

One year 3-3526, 4

REAL

and

Court

Living

bath,

offers

room,

some

with

balcony.

Tele-

PUNTA

2158

house, bar

NEW APARTMENT tm Condominium San fafael, Stop il, Ponce de Leoa Avenu facing the Condado Lagooa

3 baths,

kitchen.

For

BEAUTIFUL

APARTMENT

ing facing the daio Lagoon

beouts

living dining

information

and and

Sap

Rafael.

CENTRALLY

build-

3-0850.

ap Cit

ents

ba ed t 2>

on lses,

lfocated,

with

room.

3-3506,

furnished. enclosed

im

room, room

diningroom, pantry, and bath, terraces,

den.

Quiet

3-6669 2255

between

and

cool.

9

-

12

Miramar, Bedroom,

Road.

Liv-

Weekends,

1410 6

Salvador.

Prat,

1,

21o2

screened

Miramar,

Caribe mew

with

Hilton

aice

and

furnished

Socia|

604,

ith

Condado

rooms.

Securuty

Ve a ies

ocean

Floor.

tn

tovely

view

Near

Hotels.

Reasonable

Building,

Apartment

Ponce

THE me,

Santurce.

401-402,

Cool, Ledén

Mrs

3-0769 UF

ASHFURL

#U0SE

Guest

Special img and

ceaditiosing section

arrangements

Best Beach

tor

tiens

ditioned bot and

PARQUE 158. Phone decorated, aircon

rooms, each cold water

with private bath, Terraces, gardea

Near beach and busimess sectors Sum mer rates) Manager, Margarita de Con treras 1490 UF ESLAND

HOUSE

@ew, informal, fm uxury notel cing Beach

1017

Asbferd

-

a

oceanfront guesthouse area Large ‘terrace fa

‘he ‘sea, with private stairway to Sp.cous, medern, airconditioned

roms Fre> fmciuding « $1773. L504

-

$9

single - $14 deubte, xeelient breakfast Phone ue

a]

remodeted

tsme,

and

charm

now

offer

UF

with

private

bath,

some

$4

air

con-

single.

Mrs.

355

tours. Telephones 3-623] and Mrs Aanie De Mauret. Manager

MARIGALANTE 2-3056 Beautifully

aave

beach

ditioned. Rates from Cruthirds, 2-3994

travel

together One block trom t.a Concha Condado Beach fotels. Personai

guided 2.7927

OUFFY'S old

Santurce.

COLONIAL GUEST HOUSE, 606 Oli Avenue, Miramar, Santurce, Centrally located. Single and double accommoda-

hote: and = facilities

coupies

2071,

ww

House

1120-1122 Ashferd Avenue, Condado Rooms and etficieacy apartments Maid service All screened Hot water Some witn air residenuai

St.

cooms, al) with private ath, some with private patio, seme air condit.oned Ome minute to beach and bus. From $7.50 single, $10 double AB rates mciude compiete breakfast. Isla Verde Read, near San Juaa {ntercontinental Cali 9-0144, 90532

Rates

de

FHA.

Call

kitchen, carport,

2 bathrooms, equipped room and bath, 2 car

bedroom

dining.

University gnd

Price

$23,500.

house,

LOS

Rio

iron

cen-

available.

Development evenings E-3

THREE

water

heater. $104

bedroom

stainless

steel

Will

for

sell

Monthly.

HILLS

—

three

equip.

oF

NEW CONCEP? to tourtst accomodatiens. With the rental of one of our excellent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-a-day loan of a car for your sightseeing, nite club visiting, ete. Cali io anytime. 1 UF MAISON

aad

BLANCYUE

single

bath

air

Near

Washington

Gust

conditioned

beach St.

louse.

rooms

Sun

Condado,

Beatriz

WILSON

GUEST

HOUSE

doubles,

singles.

Wilson

77

corner

Racini, “Tele.

short

Ave.

1310, tele-

2-1357. uu“

Veceb

ocd

Can be Muniz,

Santurce.

Expect

Court,

to

Box

2617,

Rio

603

1400

SQ.

4530

of

SQ

price

have

diningroon.

Piedras.

RENT

raznos

and

unfurnished.

For

houses.

1361

Diepa

Steinway piano and guests’ delight. Near

hotels - walking distamce from shopping centers. Manager, Mise Cabassa. Phone 2-4026. 1911 713 JENNY'S: Guest House with a atmosphere. Delicious meais 1850 McCleary Ave. Tel 3-6802

uF

HOUSE restaurants,

terrace.

&

be.

Call

Re.

FOUND

Caparra

Terrace.

corner

Duraznos,

St., Ext.

2324

Brooke

w

LOST - REWARD — bracelet- sentimental

fast

2288.

Contact or

_

©

c°ll

REWARD.

+18

ATES, 3-3506,

3 Nairn St. 3-8372.

2288

GOING versity

ON

Caribe

Hilton

BLACK

AND

UF

th

ROOMS

References.

e'

. Paved

SALE

road

Comandante

—

furn-

weekly

around

lot.

Racetrack.

Lagoon.

hours

a.

35331,

720 | FUENISHED EOOM for rent - private 716 | path and emtrance, one block from La Concha and from the beach. Moathly or

ONE ACRE with concrete house aimost | 20 El

RENT

OPTIONAL

Be-

phone

te

male,

ished roems with private bath, use of kitchen, living reom. In new building, 715 | Condominium San Ratecl. Apt. 4A, facing

reer Be Pees area. Phone

FOR

FOR

NENG

Cendado

LOTS

Shepherd.

ur

INDUSTEIAL BUILDING - 7,000 to 9.000 — oe

tan German

of Will

sfamily.

4-9091. 2274 square yamoa a

3-4640.

escaped from crate on flight te Puerte .". Leose somewhere in airport vicinitv If spotted, please call Kiein at 8-1963, eo 3197. Reward for information.

VACATION? Mainland Uni desires tally furnished

continue maid if desired.

Four strand pearl value. Vicinity of Call

9

and Ashford, telephone

house or apartnient August. Careful, Nceinnibhe

Hotel.

leases,

rates.

1156

Magdalena

St.

Te'e-

2-9473.

16

Close

Beautiful

panoramic view, on hill, 19 minutes to Rio Piedras and See

drive AirAvenue,

SANTA MARIA — 2107 for sale, convenientiy

superb

residential

Street,

Santa

phone 2305

square meter lot located in this

section

Maria,

Rio

on

Piedras.

rooms,

Tele730

kind

of business.

All

from

for

lawyer.

near

dential

furnished

privileges.

Call

—

718

GUEST

beautiful

SOUSE

beach

-

yaras,

Airconditioned.

UF

OPPORTUNITY: 200 meters from Hotel pcbConcha, Condade Section. Cool, whole-

CONDOMINIUM SAN MARTIN - Ponce de Leon 1605. First floor office for sale, appropriate

Comfortably

-

16s

OFFICES FOR SALE

facilities. —

Part

shoppi

cool,

DONCELLA

util-

ities avgilable. Price $5. per square me ter. Call phone 6-5621. No runners. 816

small,

rtation,

Ocean

FURNISHED, TV and afl utilities, A block from Hotel La Concha. For a la:'y caly. 6 Deicasse St. 3rd floor. apart-' ment 5. Telephone 3-7606. i 2261 1

LOT of Approximately meters. Concrete hous=

any

in

3-7138. 2285

3-2162.

for

720

BEACH

neighborhood.

Magnolia

furnished

Payment

beth

For information, R. Velazquez, 3-065, Box 164, Hato Rey.

Come, Phone 2232

Near

and triples, airconditioned. Paite with lounge chairs. It’s fum to watch the birds.

Sun

Nuevo

Furn-

rentals with FRANCISCUS ES ESTATE COMPANY & ASSOCI-

location

89

busses.

aw

fenced

and

cat with small white spot Vicinity of Diepa and Du-

Street,

Hoyle, 2-0000

or

and various other mixed structures. Hit Insular Road #2 near Bayamon in 10 minutes drive from San Juan. Excelient

LA PROVIDENCIA GUEST Parque 153. Near beaches,

Puerte

ALL BLACK on stomach.

for lady. Small, unfurnished, but

list REAL

COMMERCIAL 12,000 square

1158 MAGDALENA - Suite Apartment. Newly decorated, with large living and diningroom, airconditioned. bedroom for kitchen and private bath. Located im Condado section, one block from La Concha Hotel Private entrance. Call Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356.

600

tron

Roosevelt

84

NEAB

AUNT ‘am served

fixtures,

ia

section.

complete’ with

clocks,

LOST

718

Big terrace with television for our

office

Cleaa,

building

business

2035

2326

-

SPACE.

New

Nuevo

windows

set [a-

WASHINGTON 61 GUEST HOUSE beach in Condade Section. Section. Singtes,

OFFICE

Diege ‘eee. yes, 8-0270.

3-3550.

2184

-

FT.

deors

vestment ‘2267

Co.,

rates. Hotel Olimpe Avenue, telephone

ventilated

Puerto

peonwiooine.

formal recre-

and other facilities. Each beautifully in landscaped let. Fer imformation,

Service

FT.

well

heart

718

TO

Miramar

718

clear.

move

with bath, fireplaces, garage, landscaped. English type.

Private

entrance.

see it. 2-2883.

1154

room

witht

Moderate

rate.

Magdalena

Avenue:

716

heal. Estate Corner SANTA MARIA - High location on Petunia Street, close to Colegio San Ignacio. Three

SANTA quidea

MARIA - New listing on Or Street. A big. high-ceilinged re

bedroom

efficiently designed guest room or maid’ by shop. Superb terrazzo,

ings,

many

fine

copper

other

woodwork,

tubing,

features.

lawn

acoustical

irrigation,

$39,500

ceil-

and

with

FHA

Chose

from

financing. BEACH

NEIGHBORHOODS

-

a selection of fine homes on the ocean or near the ocean. All are convenient to transportation and shopping. Prices

from

$21,500,

with

complete

dry equipment

kitchen

included.

Tschudin, Realtor

TELS.

3-5315

and

laun'

ALTAMEBA- Another new. attractivelypriced listing! garg bedroom home af first rate design and planning. 525 meter tot beg gr lh ard fh 9 ee ee ee eee mortsag¢.

i

Robert

walk

te beach, hotels, shopping, im quiet, lovely residential section. Well ventilated wehne 234

York.

UF -

14,

with

terraces.

Santurce,

Wilson. Manager phone 3-2936 2

Voubie

New

O.

38389

houses,

livingroom,

P.

amount

Call

— $42,008 each. All three

bedrooms,

of

ished ie

Piedras, or days,

ANGELES:

Stop

rentals of apartments

716

living-dining,

mortgage Muniz &

902,

OWNERS PAY NOTHING fer our service. Many desirable tenants in our files, for

two

reom,

shopping

Mortgage

con-

2335

720

THEEE

for

with stove & refrigerator. Santurce San Juan area. Call after 7:30, 6-6307.

Delej,

rooms, maid’s

big

suitabie

APARTMENT WANTED completely furnished or

carport,

For imBuilders 3 bed-

Near

Leon

WANTED

BEACH HOUSE — LUQUELLO. Costa Azul Development. Three bedrooms and other facilities. Contact House C-11, same development, or telephone 3-6152. 2243

monthly

oF

2140

85 HOUSE,

bathrogms,

AT BUCARE DEVELOPMENT: mediate occupancy Functional offers its “Buceameer” home:

$35,000

Cail

Cacique

served

trade-in.

6-5003.

78

Write 2264

Depart-

19

three

of

Guzman

16

AM.

weekly

2

-

leave $50,000 appointment.

de

ation room beautifully

835

{ Hou SCS

91175, Isia Verde. (RFD Saa Juan, Puerte Rico.

GUES1

222.

GARBDEN

Teicpione Box 11-D,

ANTELLES

Ext.

invested. Pays office hours,

three living

kitchen, maid’s and large gar-

FURNISHED

re-

baths,

ed kitchen, airconditioned bedrooms, car-

LA CASA BOSA - Guest House - One block from beach, residential section. Ali airconditioned double and single rooms Private and semi-private baths, kitchen facilities Hot water 2 blocks from busses, shopping. 3-1481 Mrs. Z C. Steffens,

Breakfast

2-3013

2270 EXT.

LA POSADA - twe blocks from San Juan Intercontinental Excellent swimming bescn All rooms airconditioned, with pria ath, some with kitchenette. Three minutes from airport. Good restaurants

distarece.

kitchen,

University Gardens, 3-5622, 3-1345.

Caparra,

$350.

two

quarters.

Also beach lots in Luqaitlo and Vega Baja beach. Call

rentals. ideal for picatcs. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations.

715

walking

bedrooms,

ters.

718

Gue in

three

house,

Only

Magnificent

bedrooms, servant’s

Humphrey

fence.

bedrooms,

Four bedrooms, porch/upstairs,

MORRIS:

five

Information

MODERN

Super-luxury

Villa

take

Tel.

iture. car and appliances. Living. dining, three bedrooms, panelled

IGNAC#O: Overlooking San Yranand exceptionally well situated,

baths,

3-8372.

HOME

SALE

2203

usr

Telephone.

May

Pools,

SECTION

Will by

location

liberal mortgage; home opened by appointment only. Also offers 2 1530 meter lot for a custom built home. Cail Arturo Saldafia, Tels. 2-2768 or 3-8755.

bungalows, at beautiful Vactatalega Beach, Montebay. Boca de Cangrejos

neite, maid and linen, screennanthly. 606 Olimpo Ave, San3904

2

your needs 3-8372.

COMFORTABLE

furnished

quiet street in restauraats, etc.

listing 3-3506,

airconditioned

FOR

garage, lot.

port,

OF

COOL,

time

Family

open

Bikini

to Puerto Rico and will sell or exchange for equivalent home with or without furn-

2278

715

partly baths,

the Coa3 baths,

13:

three

room.

BEAUTIFUL

il furmished kitchen, all brand new t. ready for occupancy. Apt. 6A ium

Ashford.Save

7244

2-1317 UF

in new

Caribe Hilten 4 bedrooms

SAN cisco

ASSOCI-

S. and

—

four

TRANSFERRED TO STATES? This might solve your moving problems. I have a house in Scarsdale, the best suburban

ment Store, Ave. Borimquen 2041, Barrio Obrero, Santuree. Telephone 3-4976. 2383 725

RENT

MARIAS

ATES,

room

Tel.

meter

ing room. Dining reom. Live-in maid With separate apartment, rent income $80. Onty $370 monthly rent. Next to beach. 5FRANCISCUS REALTORS and

719

bedrooms,

LAS

with

carport,

beach,

&

bedrooms,

721

Ponce 2-3531, 2146

716

PEREZ

sidence

& UNFURNISHED with FRANCISCUS

COMPANY

Nairn

8-0588.

URB.

kit-

phone. maid service, linen and kitchea uvens.s Special weekly and monthly ret-s 603 Miramar Ave. Telephone 3-0600

am! 1606

3

and money by us immediately. 2287

furnished

bedroom,

ESTATE

ATES.

Marias. 719

OLIMPO

apartments.

chea

Punta

FOR

2-8138.

HOUSES

gil

HOUSES

Four

version to guest house. Has 4 large bedrooms, 810 meter lot. 1472 Ashford Ave-

hot water, screens, facilities. Nice ter-

Ali

furnAvail-

Near

grill.

Terms

Phone

720

Verdes.

2-9279.

BEST FURNISHED RENTALS are listed

Telephone

2269

service. 69 Santiago Iglesias, corner Condade Street. Weekly. monthly rates. Te-

3-8372

screened.

30th.

$45,900.

FULLY FURNISHED and equipped house, three bedrooms, ome airconditioned, for rent, $140. Calle Almendra E-23 Lomas

2-2923.

November

Sunday,

Heights.

nue. seen

rice. 2296

716

until

and

Caparra

and

two airconditioned, linen, china, usual

living-

APABTMENT, two persons.

Saturday

10615,

SALE

baths. Also 20 x 40 foot filtered swimming pool. In cool Reparte San Francisco You can’t find more value than this for

718

aad

section.

terrace,

AM

Box

blender

CONDADO

at 8 Yardley Place. Quiet residential newhborhood, yet near transportation amd shopping. Call 2-4219. 2310 716 BEST CONDADO SECTION: furnished Ome and two bedroom apartments, airconditioned, beautifully decorated, maid

2°83 Ur FACING OCEAN. second floor furnished apartment. Three bedrooms, living, dining bathreom, hot water, front aad back

porches,

Telephone

able

RENT

borheod. Near Saa Juan school. lease. 3175 monthly rent. Call

transportation

residential

covered

AERCONDITIONED ished, suitable for

REAL ESTATE COMPANY & ASSOCTA S.3 Nairn St. and Ashford. Save time and nev by listing your needs with

immediately.

near

large

11:30

apartment,

2363

BRFAT FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED RENTALS are listed with FRANCISC''S

us

Nicest

feose.

facilities

FOR

located

shopping.

unfurnished

—

FOR

MODERN HOME bult vy contractor for himself. Therefore no corner cutting. One third acre fenced, landscaped, shady. 700 foot covered patio, brick Bar B-Q New kitchen, stainiess steel stove, oven, sink,

AVAILABLE AUGUST 1. comfortabie, fully furnished beachfront residence on Park Boulevard, with three bedrooms,

dimingroom, kitchen. 2nd floor. One year's

ivailable for first mortgages nvestment properties Call us. 2-891) rite Box 729. Roosevelt. 16

APARTMENTS

centrally screened,

San Patricio,

Payment

$223. 720

BEDROOM

HOUSES

2328

719

TWO

Villa Caparra, Bucaré Park. Hato Rey, San

Piedras

Rent

2304

listings

sale San

8:30

3 bedroom St. Cool, University.

television.

RENT

MODEEN furnished chalet, Aagust and September, for

or write 2300

district Stop 24. Quiet neighborhood. Sublet to person willing te buy furniture. 2-5976 Mon. — Fri. 8 -— 4:30.

secAve phone

726 INTRON

3

San

Call 8-0883, 8-12%7. 720

FURNISHED 39 Mayaguez patio, near

and

room.

included.

FOR

couple without children or two single giris. Air conditiened bedroom, rear patio with bar, TV, carport, etc. For only $175 per month. Bus #8 stops front chalet. Contact Mr. King at Calle Delta 1332, Puerto Nueve. 5 - 7 PM weekdays,

MODERN, COOL one bedroom apartment, water heater, $75. rent. Near financial

Hotel

Midtown

sturee on Ponce Box 8204 Santurce,

light

Development.

Te+phone 6-3977. 2318

dining,

servant's

and

COMPLETELY apartment in spacious, big

715

Living,

laundry,

telephone

Patricio 22m

LAND FOR development, houses for sale. commercial properties, and complete real estate services by a staff of trained personnel. John Allen FRANCISCUS REAL FSTATE COMPANY and ASSOCIATES. 3 Nairn Street and Ashford Avenue, 3-3506

tron Woite

FLAT.

bedrooms,

726

NEED

SUBLET available

720

FURNISHED

Santurce

bosiness,

Unfurnished two and ome room air

Krug.

Box 2333

2234

HOUSES

RENT

conditioned. Two blocks frem beach and American schools. Mirsonia 1513 corner

8,000

ters each. Can sell one acre of 4,900 only or the twe lets together. Information: 8805

FOR

HE

18

4

|

3-6535


t

wet

"HAG

yA

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 15, 1960

SSTELED S > HEALTH

SECRETARY-STENOGRAPSER,

comple-

immediately. Cail between’ PM, 62552. Mr. Jorgensex,

9 AM

—

BAREANQUITAS:

Are

you

interested

you

are

not.

Anyway,

take

FOR

POSITIONS

719

with

parking

SALE

area

to

cou-

be

cons-

Lewis, 27 Marias. 2-9454

YOUNG MAN, 27, Puerto Rican. nice fa-

mily background, high school is eager to find a clerica} position.

important.

COMMEECIAL

CONDOMINIUM

— 2,000 sq. ft.,

Loiza St.

for

1507,

sale

FOUR All

APARTMENT

built

in

same

Puerto

Rico.

mercial ideal

Office 2235

motel

hours

of

guest

247

house.

me-

POSITIONS

rooms,

YOUNG

ires

UF

prices,

and

sales

ations.

Salary

Permanent

tablished

company.

and

a

qualific-

position with well es-

Excellent

potential.

Please send resume of experience, earnings history, and salary requirements to

Box

F,

Juan).

23:

Sap

Juan

Star

Applications

my

°

will

(Box

4187

be

treated

ie

——~.

maintenance.

experience,

Juan.

2325

721 OFFICE

MANAGER

re-

quired for work on off-island project by Stateside construction firm. Enquiries should be directed to telephone 2-0189 or Box 2313

2509,

San

Juan.

716 PLUMBER WANTED — must be first mechanic. Stateside Service, 667 San Jusp Street, Santurce. 7

service

& FORBIGN

used

in

1958.

the

Hike

new.

Metropolitan Area.

SALES

representative,

fu

tercontinental

ation, in the further expansion of its Puerto Rico offices. Experience or knowledge in one of the follewing fields deBanks,

offices,

buildings,

hotels,

motels, condominiums, and resort or entertainment businesses. Will consider retired executives and/or aggressive and tep calibre men interested im part time employment. Aplicants call 3-3443.

AM - 6 PM. . Jorgensen. 2280 GRADUATE ARCHITECT or architectural draftsman. Call tome Arehitect. 3-4758.

2-5060

washers,

electric day

or

and

gas

fourene

ali

dishwashers,

ep

stoves.

Same

parts.

Call

81)

UF

79

BANQUET

offer

over

$1,000.

push-button

Call 8-20 2327

Telephone

tables,

deliver

and

Luna,

Telephones

TABLES

we

rent

pick

up.

glasses,

Luna

esq

2-4849

and

tables,

trays,

Call

Cruz.

bowls.

Muebleria

San

Juan

BUREAUS»

CONTINENTAL OSTECTIVE GUBEAU: The most -ompetent Agency in Latin

Night

Patrols,

Bodyguards.

Uniformed ‘Guards, Payroll Escort. Confidential Imvestigation, 1072 Fernandez

Juncos Ave. Tel. Santurce 2-5282, Caguas 4231

DRESS WOMEN’S seamstress ford

ALTERATIONS

ALTERATIONS work. “Marisa’s™,

Ave.

Condade.

Ex-

LA

fine Ash2-4122.

719

Excelent

500 1958 convertible. Phone and

sores.

condition.

after 5 PM.

718 |

18.00 kilome-

“26483

or

38400 trans-

estimate.

FOR

HOME

Power

steering,

power

brakes.

sedan.

Excellent

treat

years

ex oF

IMPROVEMENT

like assistance

ure in your new to

do

ranged

with

in arranging your home

odd

kitc

ideas

—

here?

—

for

2290

me

to

COMPARE

advice

corners

I'll

for

visit

and

—_— you

furnit-

on what

badly

and

ar-

inex-

any poet in getting plan

you;

$4

write Charles Baw, turce, and advise

88, fqur door

2

_—_—$—$—$— ———— —— ——— — ——__ NEW ISLAND RESIDENTS — would

every-thing

SALE

Preventive

against termites. 7-0292. perience. rch)

settled

CARS

guaranteed.

ment

pensive

1958 OLDSMOBILE

and ae

Please

168 San Jorge, San a convenient time

you.

THESs

719 VALUES:

ST

caer

1955 BEL-AIR CHEVROLET, excellent condition. Also 1950 PONTJAC, $350. Very good condition. Both cars fully equipped, automatic transmissions, radies, white sidewall tires, etc. Taxes peid. €all 6-7518. 2276 715 DE SOTO FIREDOME 1953 Car — 6ailboat 1955 OLDSMOBILE 98, Gaaians condition, power brakes, powey. steering, low mileage. Two tone green and white. For Freddie.

Cal]

3-4918

or~2-3000.

‘-

Ask

for 715

WHY BUY A USED CARB? With $275. dewn payment and $44 monthly installments, you can own a brapd new, economical FIAT. Just call 3-5190, or pay us a visit at Martorani Motors, Inc., 1402 Ponce de Leon Avenue, St¢p 20, Santurce (opposite Lottery . 1977 * 720

AIRCRAFT |} -

FOR

58

Ojeda

Street

or

BOTTLE

2,000

to

pecially

Want

buyer.

European. 3-2653

to

Mostly

sell

Outstanding

or

write

e9-

4910,

San

A

Bring

your

Vending

2043

Co.,

2-3013,

MOVING WITH CARE ~ United Van Lines, local agent, Continental age,

offers

you

the

215.

737

sanitized

vans for local and overseas moves. Our Beatly wniformed and highly-trained.personnel are specialists in handling your prized possessions. Please call us at or

2-1473

for

a

free

ty WHO

moves

estimate.

portant

you

you

is

SALE

170B, perfect

condition.

New paint, upholstery,windshie‘d w Radiocompass two way, radio gyro’ nstruments. Desire to form a club. Price of plane includes legal fees of incerporation and

Low FHA interest~ (4-1|2%). bayment. Universal Home Improvement Corp., 7-2082, 2-3013 Ext. 204 ns 1954

BIKINI

POOLS.

Puerte

copper filtering system.

last forever. 6-5003.

For

free

Gar

wa oldest

These

materials

estimates,

2010

call 722

move.

HOSPITAL

SUPPLE

COMPANY

offers complete dispensary supplies and equipment. First aid & Oxygen kits

*rotective clothing ratory

supplies

and

and equipment. equipment.

Every

tients. 2-5511,

1872

icians, 317 Fortaleza 3-3162

Around the Block

FANS — new and used, Appropriate for homes,

factories.

Also

sewing

im te

locally Pack

the

or Stateside, we and Scanenoct

dependabis

seldom

find.

care “yOu

look

Telephone

Capitol Transportation, estimate. Agents for

6-2157,

for

Co1921, 427

LEAVING ISLAND this goif club and bag, bridge

week. table &

8-2034.

FOR

Ladies chairs.

116 SALE:

Hideaway

couch,

Hollywood

bed, refrigerator, two chairs, and tive desk complete. Call 3-9381.

execu-

2281

18

STAUFFER COUCH for reducing - for sale, almost new. Must sacrifice for health reasons. Call 35921 er Espafa Ocean

Park. «18

BUSINESS

Moving,

are equipped your mest

at of-

machines

2301

WILL Only

SELL one

OPPORTUNITIES

49% or 51% of going business.

weak

competitor

co. Yearly net $15,000. bility of $50,000 yearly

in

Puerto

with net.

Rit

easy possi$10,000 will

handie. Selling out to put 100% etiert in larger business. Call 8-0668 fer appointment. 2293 720

and

6-3329|FOR

SALE

-- Wholesale

and

Retail

will

Buyer

Inc., Van for a Lines free || Dry Goods Store.Ave., IdealSanturce. lecation imchudes Stop 24 Atlas Pence de Leon UF | imventory,

fixtures

and

good

has option long term lease on stere space. ABE

YOU

service

going

to

Puerto

in

Spain,

Germany.

storage,

U.S. Van La Bolsa. Leén No. 274

move? Rico,

Use

the

United

shipping.

best

States,

Japan

Packing,

Agent

Limes, Ine. Call Tel 2-2726, 2-2067 1067. Santurce.

of

Muebie Ponce

MOVING? SAVE WITH TORRES. We do all types of moving, no matter if it be

large

or

small.

Muebieria 1400, Stop

prices

Torres, Fernandez Juncos 20, Santurce. Tel 2-5791.

+2

MOVE

Moderate

YOUB

furniture

by

Also for rent, 2nd floor ef (may be included with

Almacenes

same store

Ample “parking lot included. SALE, 2 story commercial 107 Tapia St. near Loiza St. ation cali or 39181.

OF

Mr.

Altman,

building rental).

ALSO FOR building at Fer inform-

telephone

8-274

2257

UP

FOR

SALE

writers, business

GAS

Sales-repair

shep.

Type-

cash registers, safes, ete. In 10 years. Good location, will

sacrifice.

phone 2237

-

Write

Box

3-6245.

8204

Santuree,

or

726 STATION

—-

equipped

cafeteria

and

Maritimos, Ine., opposite Pier 9, San Juan. Service, responsibility, guaranty Local and long distance. We store your

diming room. Recentiy constructed cencrete house, three bedrooms, other facilities. Three acres of ground. planted in

belongings.

coffee and miscellaneous ly sales 13,000 15,000

Tel

a

Agents

2-2374

ROOF

Nationa)

Van

&

PAINTING

ae 18 YOUB rool dirtyr tf so, high water- pressure cleaning ‘ing,

eall

Lines

UF

CLEANING

65132

or

430

for expert and paint

Verde.

aaa

611

her,

2291

816

R<PAIRS

and

A Gruen, Certified Clock Maker, Calle Las Marias. Phone

Total

clockmaker,

Master Laurel 2-8160.

William

Watch and 2413, Punta

price

for expansion. $40,000.

Corezal

Payment

fa-

guarande Leon

902, 32-3531. 2145

718 ACRES. with 6 i each with

electric

installations.

reinforced bath and 300

meters

frontage on Highway 181 Truijille Alto — Gurabo. 20 minutes from Metropolitana Area. Extremely modern residence, big cellar, ballroom of 150’ x 24’, hilltop tetrace. Majordome’s house Swimming pool - 50 person capacity Spring supplies water by gravity te whole farm. This property is perfect for a summer resort,

FOR PEECISION watch and clock repairs, chronograph and complicated watches see Puerto Rico’s only certified watch

possibilities

fruits. Menthgallons, with

cilities. Investment cempletely teed. Muniz & Muniz, Ponce

separate

owner-manager.

WATCH

great

district.

FARM 3 conerete bu

FOR VISITORS TO BOSTON: TOURIST °"N TRAVELER APARTMENTS, 302 Coirmonwealth Avenue, Boston 15, Mas3. KEnmore 6-1093. Sarah Ketcham Garvi-

clubhouse,

bleria Rivera SPANISH. 2188

ete

Vega,

Information:

33490.

Mue-

SPEAK

719

INSTRUCTION

616

LANGUAGE

CLASSES

CARPENTER

Lab

Thermo-

dining table and 5 chairs, table, Drexel bookcase.

(industrial and domestic) for rent. Nado’s Sewing Machine Shop, Leiza Santurce.

im-

packing, “shipping and storage of furaiture. C.W. SIEGMUND, Villa Prades & mt. Rio Piedras. Tel om

master

HOSPITAL SUPPLIES THE

and

2063,

as

Call

718

2272

a

$100.

3-9061.

fices

Call 2314

EVERYWHERE Inc., through its Moving and Storexclusive

sofa,

(18

ELECTRIC low prices.

favorite

Ext.

to replace

chair, Valentinegray sofa, coffee

Hide-a-Bed

ONE DREXEL Drexel coffee Phone

orchestra into your home. Juke Boxes Stereos - Hi-Fis with 200 popular and dance records - jazz, boleros, cha cha chas, calypso. Free delivery & pickup. Same day. service. Call day or night

Stateside

$750

2317

RENTAL

PARTY?

cost

2221

SERVICES

HAVING

STOVE.

table. Krohler 9-1267.

716

BOX

GE

$350. Overstuffed Seaver Original 7 ft.

com-

collet

Box

(20

2339

approx- | LARGE

imports.

SALE

58.

Ext.

3-0410

SALE

collection,

items.

one

FOR

TRAVEL

PM or 2223 After 4 PM. * 2302 :

infermation

plete

crating,

(Commonwealth

Free Services

at

FOR

LEAVING ISLAND — bargain prices, all in excellent condition: selid mahogany iren table and bedroom suite, wrought chairs, Magnavox Hi-Fi, beds, TV set, ° children’s swings and glider, miscelCall large toys and furniture. laneous

evenings.

$3

and 1020

Telephone

EXTERMINADORBA

Excellent

chairs,

ice

3-0962

DETECTIVE

with sun deck, Becker

radio.

before 12 neenand

Call

MINIATURE

7 fous

PARTIES,

sale.

MOVING & STORAGE

repairs

dryers,

ranges,

service

86-1804

SHOF

for

FURNITURE

718

SERVICE

EXTERMINATING SERVICES

PLUS 4, ip good condition.

1958 VOLKSWAGEN

FIAT

Juan,

721

2315 Best

Sam

Only

cellent, price. For information eall 6-1336 1957 MORGAN

bag.

2-4806

JUKE

1955

CARS

2249

EXECUTIVE

sirable:

and

in

bilingual, good health and ambition necessary. Apply giving full details previous ces and salaries earned. Other replies not considered. Starting salary: $350-$450 monthly. Reply to: P. O. Box 2784 — San

EXPERIENCED

being

3

Supervisory

American Good

parts

-2-3013

BEPAIB

America.

San

USED HEAVY EQUIPMENT REPAIR SHOP MANAGER — Leading lecal firm with finest shops in P. R. require Master Mechanic with not less than 8 years experience (prefer Caterpillar) repair and

AUTO

ur

VOLKSWAGEN

developing

on

financing,

SPORTS

MALE

based

makes

2138, San

os

experience in selling concapable ef increasing vo-

directing

foree.

des-

ire at Mediavilla’s. Machine Shop. Quiswseve 52, Sep 20, Yolo Rey. Tel

jobbers, retailers, and chain stores. What we are leeking for is a mature man with

lume

and

2

UF

Pactory

SALES MANAGER — VENEZUELA aggressive and competent manager required to assume marketing responsibility for consumer-accepted line of food products, distributed through wholesalers. several years sumer goods,

foreign

Call

MARQUEZ

we

ARTIC-KAB aute air conditioners for

ur

WANTED

Box

forced

SERVICE

APPLIANCE

buffet

-speaking

W.

203

:

716

all ears,

EFFICIENT, fast Secretarial Service, legal documents, contracts. reports, free pick-up ont setrer ase. Call Gini Lebaush or

phones.

look-

secretary

with

AIR CONDITIONERS

716

GELP

Sa-

2297

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, experienced continental serving La Concha, San Juan Intercontinental, ethers, local - tr Typing editing, contracts, shorhand briefs, manuscripts, reports. Hourly rates. IBM Electric. 1120 Ashford Ave., Muriel Eddy,

i

CONTINENTAL

employment

Factory,

Juan.

JUAN PONCE: Bi-lingual, 24 telephone — service and space for and professioAlso conn for ae people without

Please call 3-3177

employee you're

San

clubs

MISCELLANEOUS

Ponce.

WANTED-WOMEN

firm. WriteElsie Juan.

SERVICE

2-8735. 2292

SAN hour desk sals.

FOR

T

8-0406, 8-1327.

SECRETARIAL

sale.

sq.

Casino de

plus 2 com-

totalling

or

for

3.400

front

47 apartments

sections,

for

buildings

property,

land im

reliable

Evergiade

Street,

ANSWERING

img for. 211 i 720 GENERAL MANAGER, experienced pants knowledge ‘from A — Z, similar position, gny phase of ing manufacture. Write Box B, San Juan Star. i 2247 . 716

near de

Diege. Best commercial section. Ample longterm financing. Rental proposition shall also be considered. Telephone 2-1084 2164 716 ters of cheice

honest,

SALE

CLUBS

Four Sam Snead woods, ten irons. Canvas, leather rein-

phone 2716

jon. Call Juan. 2271

bargains.

golf

MISCELLANEOUS

728

the

FOR

OF

Tanca

WANTED—MEN

2337

tructed soom in Ponce business section. Atocha St. in front of the Post Office,

SET

condition. McGregor

imately

Real

» don’t

ACCOUNTANT cialekarege rt nental, with experiencein gystem desi development, installation, work simplification, cost control desires position as controller, office manager or chief accountant. Call 3-1777 betwegn 9 — 12 AM.

FOR RENT in Ponce. Very good for department store. A modern two story building

Hf not

GOLF

SALE — UNUSUAL REDUCTIONS dresses, blouses, skirts, lingerie, belts, stoles, costume jewelry, hats, gloves. Priced under cost to clear discontinued styles.

a took

—travel for leisure. Relax. Please call AM Barranquitas 10. PM Aibonito 2001 1995

BUILDINGS

salary.

. Sleep Mrs. Emajagua St., Pumta Las

in

buyng land in the center of the isladd? Maybe

Top

6

j

HOSEKEEPER-COOK for gmerican ple

DRESSES

able to w@rk with miniExcellent wages. Needed

2279

FOODS

NATUBA PRODUCT Dist. Heaith Food Store. All natural vitamin and food supplements. If we don't have what you want we'll get i for you. 605 Belava) St., Samturce, 3-1396.2081 TH

T16 telx bi-lingual, mun direction.

19

>

Bs i

SPANISH

FINISH CARPENTER - will work in your home, repair or make furniture, cabinets, fences, ete. Speaks good English. Call

1940

3-8642,

enquire

for

Mack. ns

jas,

or around

Agents

for

North American Van Lines, Inc. 451 Fernandez Juncos — Telephone 3-3900 — Puerte Rico 39 Broadway, New York — Digby 4-7940

fer

Contimentais.

by

college graduate. Private lessems $3. per hour. (2 students, $4.) 123 De Diege, Stop 22, Samturce. (Near Swiss Chalet. Across from Pueblo Supermarket). Tel. 2-9842.

2098

Gam

Valenda Baxi Express, Inc.

LESSONS

75

the world


uipeansseeed

RN

20

-

CLASSIFIEDS TV

SALES

&

SERVICE

Some

for 25% tess! a TUBOS RI tube, uncon-ti

tionally Mediate 2275

payments.

BOB -Over

Easy

Im m5

WILCHEK Television Service 10 years experience is behind the

best

in

T

V_

sevice

receivers of any work guaranteed.

and

repair

make vr Tel 9-0268

model

on Al!

9

UF

PAN AMERICAN repair any make

Ninety

day

®uarantee.

technicians 9 AM to 10 1136

TV

service.

Ca.) DF

@

home

LABS Hi-Fi

Stateside-trained

Evening PM 6-4230

RADIO

TELEVISION,

own

ELECTRONICS TV. radie or

for

service

rent

given

in

your

to hotels,

hospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and will denver $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month Telerental Service

267

UF

OFFICE

MUNOZ

300.

outside.

sightseers

Several

EQUIPMENT

FILING

hut opened

and

a Bianca

CABINETS.

Sales and equipment.

reconditioned,

Call

956

Service Will set

Verde,

EQUIPMENT ICES

up

tike

Bayamon.

&

SYS-

all types of your office

OFFICE

ELECTRONIC

SERV-

2245

81s

OFFICE

FURNITURB

Olympia

typewriters,

and

Equipment:

Marchant

Calcu-

lators, Totalia, Addo and Everest adding machines. Rex-Rotary Duplicators; Pho tocopiers Al! kinds office furniture available

at

San our

Real

Hermanos,

Juan, Telephone Rental-Purchase

Terms 1933

Fortaleza

300,

3-2338. - Investigate Plan-our Credit

facilities 718

PUBLIC

NOTICE

IT’S ABOUT time that, in this troubled world, some groupof people should thank the United States for the happiness, tisfaction and finameial reward that

have

found

other their

naturalized citizens ideas of publishing

tal

in

this

newspapers

ciation to or 3-6695 by choice

good

their

country.

sa; we

I urge

to join me with in the continen;

thanks

and

this country. Please Claudio R. Arce, U.

appre;

call 2-2639 S. Citizen

2306

719

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Butler

Requested

Munoz

referred

(Continued From Page 1) “| in

exchan-

Cc.

Durham,

head

of

the

Munoz-

a

1960

Democratic

You, too, can. Be happy that we were wrong. Our faith does not

said him

that the Mayor had told that Butler wanted his ap-

change because of this. This proof we offered to God.”

praisal

read

a prepared

“Anybody

can

make

mistake.

is

Pagne. Bianca’s followers looked up at the sun and one said: “We

might

as well stay here until our

vacations

to

eat The

are

over.

We

have

and drink.” end-world scare unusual

lots

sparked

reactions

across

In

slate of delegates

of

the

He

situation.

he

said,

there

“no question that the Durgroup “is the one that ge-

nuinely the

to the

Convention.

his opinion,

was ham

represents

Puerto

almost

Rican

all of

neared.

The throng at the church of St. Anthony of Saveno became too

big for priests

to handle.

The

chureh closed its doors.

assure

a frantic woman

telephone

caller that Pope John XXIII could not deny or confirm “an event that concerns only the will of God.” An

earthquake

at Jalapa,

Mex-

ico, terrified many who believed the end of the world-was at hand. Courmayeur,

a

dance

hall

proprietor with little faith in predictions but an eye to the crowds, announced

night

a_

contest

for

to elect “Miss End

World.”

last

Of The

.

3-8695,

or

see

your

travel

The

of

governor charged

ways.”

that the

convention

assailed

the

Com-

monwealth legislature™for criti. cizing” President Eisenhower “because of his expressed sup-

port

of

the

candidate

local

for

Commonwealth.”

Republican

governor.

of

the

- DEADLINE (Centinued

From

may also obtain notification forms at the collection offices upon

pre-

COND.

AIRCONDITIONING

repair

for

AIR P

8.

Bpes

for

window

Cali

units

-

also

industriai

—

UF

VACUUM ELECTRO-LUX vacuum

all

Worid’s

cleaner

and

only

air

automatic

purifier

repairs and maintenance. Breathe NO DIRT, see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT. Dei Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 1604, between San Jorge and Parque, Santurce 927

Telephone

28

FT.

FOR Cabin

SALE cruiser,

automatic

Pump, two bunks, toilet, reund bow for beaching, fishing chair, outriggers, boarding ladder, other equipment. Cash price

$3950. 300

Telephone

90726

or

2-3013

2332

Ext.

FIBERGLAS Larson Deluxe RunNew 73 H.P. Johnson Seahorse

electric starting. Telephone 9-0090

or

New boat after 7

2330

and hull. PM 3-7890.

718

NOW YACHT Brokerage available im Puerte Rico and the Virgin Islands. Buy your yacht, cruiser or boat through us because we are affiliated with Richard Bertram & Co. of Miami, Ft. Lauderdale and Bahia Mar, re cognized as one of the most compe tent yacht brokers in the country. We you

the

fine

service

that

Rivera

Avénde,

as

it ever

The

Demo-

a

nominee

was

to

listen

its

around

the

assort-

delegation

banners ‘hall

ratify

to

speeches. Noth Carolina’s

hoisted

paraded

after

an

ad

dress by its Governor, Luther M. Hodges. They tossed confetti and loosed a few Rebel yells. But the delegates sat pretty They

wanted

just

did

Hodges to

give

applau-

told them hear:

nominated

Five

a great

former

were

by . retiring Butler

an

to the

brief

attempt

out

lice rres

Superintendent Ramon ToBraschi to instruct police to

were turn

reports to Sen.

(D.-Mo.)

on

chairPaul

remarks

to

Southerners

M.

and

placate

a

an-

threatening

the

ticket,

to

there

Kennedy might Stuart Symington

as his running

Symington,

who

mate.

mustered

86

votes to Kennedy’s 806, is regarded as acceptable to the South.

Informed

ton.

sources said the new choice

to M.

has

been

was

named

ther Robert Kennedy

‘Beautiful Ocean-Front Cabanas and the finest alr-conditioned

rooms are yours for as little as

# Including breakfast and dinner ! | These rates apply until December 20!

FRONT \ CABANAS ©

7

by

bro-

as his own

personal favorite. Shades Of Al

In that

nar-

Symington and Sen. Jackson of Washing-

Jackson

the

Bureau

Smith

last

Sen.

Henry

who

doubts” of the

was

night

being .for

chairmanship of _, the Democratic Committee.

the

National

Jackson

of

Wash-

ington was a prominent candidate to *succeed Paul Butler, committee chairman up to last night. Jackson was approached last year to co-sponsor a bill introduced

in the

House

of Represen-

tatives by Resident Commissioner Fernos Isern to amend the Federal

Relations

Act

which

es-

tablished the commonwealth form of

government

in Puerto

Rico.

Jackson refused and said that he had “grave doubts” about the constitutionality of some of the bill’s provisions. Sen. James Murray (D.-Mont.) : later introduced the bill in the Senate. The Fernos-Murray bill . died in committee this year. It is expected that Fernos will introduce

a

measure

in the next

new

version

of

the

session

of

Congress.

MONROE (Continued munist

the

From

Page

movements

1)

anywhere

i

world.”

'

Khrushchev’s

threats,

the

de-

partment said “revealed the hypocrisy of his protestations in behalf

of

peace.”

t

Eisenhower personnally approved the. department declaratio nwhich was read to newsmen by a department spokesman at a

press

conference.

A separate action underscored US. criticism of Soviet attitudes. The United States suddenly postponed

talks

with

the

USSR

on

civil air service, on the grounds that recent Soviet actions and utterances have worsened the international atmosphere. The aviation talks were due to

start

Monday.

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— Friday; July 15, 1960

Don Larsen Certain People Can Learn To Water Ski

He'll Make Majors CHARLESTON,

indicated the

there

Kansas

: e

Won

City

club

of

Larser

-d

e

wnat

that

he

will

t¢

need.

about

joined

Charleston.

return

¢—————_—_

“That's | 31 .

T Hope to pitch)

years

New

York

Brooklyn

Yankees.

It

performance

was

against

Dodgers

by

when

a

aa

next

Selkirk. and now

“is that it looks difficult. Actually it’s quite

the

that

aces

ajpersonnel

for

month.

former

‘Yankne

. minor league manis director of player

the

A’s,

came

to

the | Charleston to look over the Dallas| Fort

7 Worh

team.

| He said he is as puzzled as any}one over Larsen’s five straight ,

| losses with Kansas City, and the big pitcher’s general ineffective | ness.

6 0G

pitched five of the finest “He | innings you would ever want about a month ago when we were playing Detroit,” Selkirk said. ‘But

he came _ “eR aA _

—

,

TODAY

AT

Lu.

oOmanda. Been

eos:

out of there in the sixth,

complaining about an ailing side. He hasn’t had anything since” Larsen, 6-4 and 229 pounds, said , , he hurt his left side in Spring

training.

The

the ribs, recovered

he

ailment

ee Oe

pain

is

just

below

says, and he never from the springtime

“When I hurt it a few weeks ago, it didn’t respond to treatment and

I never

did regain

Larsen

commented

Larsen pitching

is

my

looking

old form,”

forward

in Texas.

they can

to

there water

ski proficiently

National

are ski

Water

simple. Most beginners: are astonished that

after several

Ski

Assn.,

practice

of which

out the United

States.

sport first began ularity, 10 and

outboard

to 25

When

runs.’

Dorwin

nearly seven million enthusiasts. through-

is

a

director,

“SSNS eee

estimates

that

a

the

rise in pophorsepower

motors

were

used.

Today outboard runabouts are p: wered with 40 horsepower, and in some cases, 75 horse power motors. “One single 20-minute lesson

is enough

to

convey

the

mentals of the sport,” win. “As with all sports tion of equipment is

important is

step.

between

50

funda-

says

Dor-

the selecthe most

If

the

student

and

120

pounds,

a 5-foot-6 ‘ski is required; between 120 and 160 pounds, a 5-foot-9

ski

is

best;

between

160

and 225 pounds, a ski 6-feet3 inches long is necessary. “The classroom for initial instruction

should

be on

the beach.

The student should put on the skis so they fit snugly. He should sit on them with knees against the chest.

bent

IT’S EASY—Learning

tight

and

pull

tion.

him

to

Keeping

will help the land lesson.

a standifig

the

arms

student

Use

posi-

straight

in

this

dry

Lifebelt this

a

half

dozen

water.

The

start,

chair.

(AP

Photo.)

to the

pull

of

is in

a crouched

position

water, his knees into The student should a

lifebelt

like

sitting in a &

times

wearing

to react

line.

is almost

student

know

how

Dorwin,

extended out “Practicing

in the chest.

ski

says

“The next step should consist of practice ‘wet runs.” Here the

times will enable the student to get the feel of the tow bar and the

the fundamentals of water skiing

should begin on the beach, says national water skiing champion Tom Dorwin, shown pulling the tow-rope to show a beginner the position to take once she gets in the

“The instructor should then hand the student the ski tow bar

“Practicing

EVERYONE IN PUERTO RICO

ECK

Water skiing is one of the fastest growing sports. It is also one of the easiest. “Its only difficulty,” says national water ski champion Tom Dorwin of Milwaukee, The

.

gesege

|

—— b

~~

By PRANK

Larsen

Dallas-Fort

here ae

old

ay right yack to the majors . Larsen pitched a_ perfect game | Outfielder in the 1956 World Series for the| ager who

record

the

Association

with

Di

too.

Don

his demotion

This is Larsen’s first stop in the takes—hard|Minors in five years. He will be

it

remarked

need

4

n

American

a series

the big ieagues I know what

work

(AP)—Pitcher

grapes

righthander

the

opened

who

VA.,

Athleties.

fireballing

Rangers to

W.

is no sour

In 20 Minutes, Says Champion

his be

around

his

waist and the ski tips should

be

and

of the water. this start a

following

few

through

by

balancing and shifting weight from ski to ski, the student will be

water

skiing.

It’s

as

simple

as that.”

Contenders Zora Folley And Liston Fight Monday DENVER,

(AP)—

Sonny

Liston

and

Ig Folley,

ers, are approaching their 12-round fight next Monday

the

top

heavyweight

say

night in an atmosphere of pure

calm.

Even a session with the Colorado Boxing Commission to work out rules and other details of the bout failed to ruffle the serenity of the heavyweight stars or their managers. “All

that

we

he

ask

can

Liston’s only discussion of

referee Folley,

master,

and

a

count

referee

to

10,’

is

was

comment after the selection of

a a

judges.

Chandler,

had

referee such Jay Edson.

The

from

Ariz.,

boxing

proposed

an

as

Apostoli

Fred

Commtssion.

said

outside only

or

Magazine’s

latest

Liston

No.

2 challengers

1 and

to

Folley- No.

champion

Floyd

Patterson. The Denver bout may earn a title shot for the winner.

Ticket

sales

have

approached

$50,000 for the bout in the Denver Coliseum, which will seat 11,400

fans.

Ringside

is

$20

with

other

tickets ranging down to $3.50. Folley and his manager Bill

it Swift have voiced no concern

will announce the judges and referee on the day of the fight and they will be competent. Both readily agreed to eightounce: gloves. The Commission waived the mandatory 8-count knockdown rule but refused to suspend a regulation specifying that a third knockdown for either fighter in any one round ends the fight.

_ Ring

| ane

ratings

over

Liston’s awesome knockout record and confidently predict victory.

Liston

has

20

kayos

in

his

Roy

the way to the All-Service champi-

fights

and

as

the

East German Girl Breaks Swin Record BERLIN

East the

(#—Ursel

Germany, 100-meter

Kueper,

Thursday breast

of

bettered

stroke

world

record, swimming the distance in 1:19.0 minutes, according to the East German News Agency ADN. The

record

a National

and

in 1950-52

pro

Philadelphian.

(Cut

Williams

Army

many

East

and

was

marked

during

at Leipzig, in East between swimmers of West

In clocking

Germany

Olympic the

to select

Team.

new

record

Miss Kueper beat Wiltrud mann, a West German.

time,

Ursel-

ss

finest

for you

in the

as

‘n’ Shoot) Harris in bouts. at Houston. Folley has a longer record with 13 fights in the amateur ranks on

Cleveland

DON

rum

twice

a contest Germany,

will tell you

is the

28

pro fights. On his last two outings he required only a total of 7 minutes and 52 seconds to flatten

onship

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Race)

106

20-1

7 110 St Sifu in tepshape, Bard te heat. Buena‘! Ficha one to fear, Mian! may surprise. 2nd-$2,650; alw; 4-yrsup; 51,2 f. (Imported) 4 Ala Roman (@araballe) Ww 3s 3 a-Newhurst (Landran) Im 7% 6 b-Crisol €Cardero Jr) m5 52 1 a-Lady Eternal (J.A. Velez) 113 7-5 5 b-Cayayo (D. Cordero) 122 5-2 7

Obregon)

114. 5041

a-Sagner & Chase Stable entry. b-Establo Lares entry. Ala Reman sbarp. one to beat. Newhurst figures te be Ala Reman’s tep fee. Crisol dangerous. shot. 3rd-$2,808; alw; 3-yrs: 6 f. (Imported) 2 Miss Kee Bel (Ayala) YO Irish Beau (Lantirau) ns 52 6 a-Pince] ¢P.G. Diaz) 165 3-1 13 a-Carnea (F-Rivera) 108 34 1 Lunsford (R. a 118 72 4 Casualita (Cordero Jr. Wea 5-1 9 Talaren (1. Pizarro) 105 7-1 32 Stormy Weather (Avesta) 5 f-Salvaje (A. Nieves)

nl 105

7A 10-1

3 Linda Herod (Obregon) 198 15 1 8 f-Malas Noches (Maidenade) 106 10-1 14 Maritza (A.L. Ramos) 107 28-1 7 f‘Moyeto (Lancare) 105 10-1 ll f-Baby (Iglesias) 1863. 10-1 a-Three Mary Stable and Coquiman Stabile entry. f-field horse. Miss Kee Bel overiime. should take this one. Irish Beau impressive in debut, ene to fear, Pimeel@ornea entry has goed

chance.

could

de it.

Lunsford

4th-$1.550;

clmg

debutant,

($2500);

(Native) 2 ‘Istaracho (F. 1 Citadel (A.L.

speedy,

4-yrs-up; mé 4

21 «(52

15

31

Kafn (Caraballe) Poldin (Alicea)

n3 ma

3-1 41

Gemelito

13

51

106 112 16 118

«681 8-1 91 12-1

4

Peeosita

5 7

8

Rivera) Ramos)

7 f.

(Reyes) (Quinones)

6 Mariangie (@live) 21 Toreador (Carchado) 9 Penolana (P:G. Diaz) 3 f-Candida (Garcia)

“10 f-Aboukir f{-field

(Ortega)

108 12-1

berse.

Istaracho vastly improved, hard to shake. Citadel bound to be a factor. Peecosita dropping class, may go all the way. Kafu. classy but erratic. Peidin ineonsistent.

6 f.

5th-$1,300; clmg ($1,200); 4-yrs-up; (Native) 2 Ernestito (Reyes) n3 11 Curendera (Cordero Jr.) 108 1 Qmerencia (R. Pagan) ee 12 Canitan (I. Pizarro) 105 14 f-Bechinche (Laureano) 17? 9 f-Elsa J. (D. Rodriguez) 112 7

Don

6 5 10

Ramon

(P.G.

Diaz)

105

Centimela (R. Maldonado) Aladino (Alicea) Aristides (D. Maldonado)

3 f-Triguena

(E.

Rivera)

group. rencia pitan

Cerandera victim of

im

last

110

31

105 109

3-1 31

over

same.

has to be caught. Quepoor start in last. Ca-

dangerous.

6th-$2,000; alw; 3-yrs; 7 f. (Native) 14 a-Comisienista (Cordero Jr.) 108 85 11 La Consentida (Acesta) 138 21 5 b-Chi

3 12 9 8 13 10 2 6 4

‘Carabalio)

6

La Fé’ (R. Maldonado) a-Costa Norte (Iglesias) b-Miss Lucky (D. Maldonado) Complet (Valdes) c-Guamaijibe (Ayala) c-Prestigio (L.Re Velez) Pesetera (Reyes) d-Sayenara (F. Rivera) d-Camille (A.L. Ramos)

7 {-Mavi-

(1.G.

341

113: 103

Rames)

3-1 8-5

beat.

La

Consentida

start, ene te fear. fm final yards. 7th-$1.550;

000-$4,500);

clmg

4-yrs-up;

may

th-$1,550;

11/16

m.

Sempre

Bilancor ¢ Sr. Martinez GR. Maidomade) Senajero (E. Rivera)

Acropolis:

5 a-Sumny

4 a-Blue

hard recent

set

‘em

clmg

($4.

116

#.G, Diaz)

Sag(A.L. Rames)

Eagle

(M.G.

.

Davila)

2 Brandy Wine (Bravo) 8 f-Bemaber (iztesias) 12 {-Barbalin (W. Rodriguez) 3 Moslem Prince (Valdes)

Aqueduct.

Im

first

that:

MIAME

Feurth,

carried

133.

Last

year

‘Swerd Dancer-won the Monmouth Handicap. Racing secretary John Tugner assigned 123 peunds to First Landing, a 4year-old, while! the} Syear-old Celtic Ash got I17; Arnold

Hanger’s

Waltz,

7-5

1102-1 117 3-1 12 7-2.

106 16

110

me we 2 7

92

Park.

—

former

Representing

the

luncheon

the was

Air

Force

Bok-James,

sistant director of athletics

race

Dancer had 125 pounds, Tmt Landing 122, and Bald Eagle,

(AP)—“Baseball

has

place is with my wife and daugha grocery

at as-.

at the

the

Hawana

Sugar

Inmtermational

Kings

League,

of

sadly

market: the end of a careershattered

by

Castano ter

political

made

International

developments.

his decision League

afoffi-

cials moved the Havana franchise to Jersey City beéause of political unrest. in Cuba.

Finals Stated

“When I> deeided to return to Cuba,” he told Sports Editor

Tommy. Devine of the Miami News, “I knew it probably ed as the date for the finals. of meant IT was through with basethe Soap Bex Derby in Puerto ball—but: that’s the way he had ta be. Sunday,

July. 24 has been select-

“When

there’s

trouble,

i

my

“These

and

chances

are

said

wistfully, indicating other bers of the club. “I told

memthem

think

them,”

young

Castano

to

of

about

before

de-

I

am

not

Infielder Borrege Alvarez Pitcher Raul Sanehez will go to Jersey City. Pitcher

and not Or-

lando

Leo

ciding

what

young,

so...”

Pena

Cardenas

that

to

do.

and

are

shortstop

undecided.

Reinaldo Cordeiro, a coach, and Luis Navarro, the trainer, also will the team.

sever

relations

with

a sur

under

113. Other weights include

Q@n-An-Qn, 120; Manassa Mauler and Talent Show, 117; Tempted, 133; Greek Star, Warhead ‘and Whitley, 112; Amber Morn, 311;

ee

Ashiar and Q@lymar, 110; Ker

ete

ation and Quantrell, 109; Sjbetage 107; and Forte, 100. Celtic Ash could become “the

third 3-yearold to win the rpce:

Sword Dancer won last year and Greek Ship in 1950. Bath were: owned by the Brookmeade Stable. se *

Richer By Mistake STANTON,

Eunice

a.

Connor,

at Delawere

(AP)—Srs.

a muttals clerk

Park

Race

Coupse,

thought she was stuck with av$i0 ticket. Mrs. Connor had to buy it in the second race. She theught the customer who ‘purehased the tieket had said “$10 on Little Huskie to win.” (Comtinued From. Back Page) So that’s the way she punched being drawn up. the ticket. She hinted that the new or The customer, however, had bet Little Huskie to place and show, and he wouldn’t accept the. ‘win ticket. Mrs. Connor had buy it with

her own

money

since

already punched. Little Huskie won race and paid $522.

it:was

the serond

terion Moy, hy

Marion.

Mas

would

consider

buying ,, the

Kansas City Athletics if the nfajor leagues did near future.

The the

St.

hoped to

net

former

expand

Louis

expand

any tbe

star shortstop. of Cardinals

said‘ he

include

Houston

the majers and

would

the elimination tournament, cailed for the seleetion of the Puerto

Ke

Marion, president of the Houston club of the Ameriean Assn., said he

°

deeide

Rican

tgam

the recent tournament Germany.

Provi singles

that

competed

in

Brunswiek-Caribbean as the one to go to Also

Acosta,

on

that

Puerto

team

was

Rican

co-

champion.

But Mrs. Acosta said last night that she will not go to Hamburg and

in 3 big cities,

will not enter the men's eliminatien tournament scheduled to

coast to coast,

begin Sunday. Following the meeting, Miss Loughran said, “It was just selfishness on the part of the

in the States, menthol smokers tested Qasis

because

her husband

has

not

“The more I hear the mere I girls to vote themselves to Geram convinced the majors. are many. going to expand,”*he said. ' “It’s

Houston is the best bet for league status.” , ses

*

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- Players May Vote Down. .

Star Games

Are NL Stars Better? Williams Answers No

Players’ Advice

REICHLER talk about the to come. And

people of the

League’s

will two

also talk about games (5-3 and

the National 6-0).

NEW

sweep

The

talk will not center on the*

The

run

as a pinch

hitter

after

Williams,

jerking his belt tight as he dressed after the shutout defeat at

ton

both

games,” Sox’

Big

said

the

the

same

when

MAYS . still

tops

thing

20

ago,

up.”

Al Lopez, manager of the Chicago White Sox, who skippered the AL All-Stars, said he couldn’t

Not so mucin because the se cond game ended in a shutout see a great deal of change betor because for the third time four ween Nationals of yesteryears, home runs have been hit by one when he was an AL All-Star catclub cher. ; Not so much because for the “They had a few sluggers then, second time in three days the vic- too,” he said with a smile. “But tory was credited to a Pittsburgh if there is a change, I’d say the pitcher American has gone more for pitMays And Musial ching lately and the National has Fans will always remember the gone more for sluggers. 2 second game because of the play “And our hitting just wasn’t of two superlative performers— as good as theirs in these two Stan Musial and Willie Mays. games.” Mays smashed two singles and If you had to pick out just a homer. He also hit a single ,|two of the NL sluggers, you’d double and triple in the first have to go with Willie Mays and game to bring his All-Star batting Stan Musial.

MAJOR AMERICAN

LEAGUE LEAGUE

STANDINGS

York

45

30

600

—

Cleveland Chicago

43 44

33 35

.556 557

2% 3

Milwaukee Los Angeles

Baltimore

45

38

542

4

Detroit

37

39

487

8%

Wash

37

39

487

8%

Boston

30

48

385

16%

29

48

377

17

St. Louis 41 39 513 8% San Fran. 40 38 513 8% Cincinnati 36 42 .462 12% 16 34 47 420 Phila. 17% 30 46 395 Chicago Night game not included.

K.

City

Today’s New

troit cag

York

(Mossi

Games

(Ditmar

7-6),

7-5)

night.

at

nignt

Washington (Ramos 5-9) at Cleveland (Perry 9-4), night. Boston (Monbouquette 8-7) at Kansas City (Daley 12-4), night.

5 8°

Today’s Games Cincinnati (O’ Toole

Da-

Baltimore (Pappas 7-6) at ChiPierce 7-4 or Bauman 5-4),

—

558 519

34 38

43 41

Pittsburgh

(Friend

68)

10-5),

Milwaukee (Willey Philadelphia (Short 45),

Los

at

Angeles

Chicago

(Drysdale

(Hobbie

8-10),

night.

P

were

He

and

Have

work

to

added

are

the

ones

who

who

hard,”

Frick

com-

from

the

television

into

a

central

fund.

The

per

cent.

American

CLEMENTE—Pirate Reberto

ning in

Clemente

catch

near

game

(AP

outfielder

makes

the

against

a

run-

scoreboard Philadelphia.

Wirephoto).

League,

talk

to Bob

sentative

of

the

players,

and

said

that

Friend,

it will take one to do it,” Kuenn

or-more said.

National

with

League

Frank

Scott,

representative of the Major .League Players Association, to ask for an immediate vote.

“The

pension

fund

is a good

years

Pasarell Loses At Kentucky LOUISVILLE, (AP)—Mike

defeated

Kentucky,

Neely

of

Charles

3-6, 7-5

in

the

Atlanta

Pasarell

of

Ries, 7-5,

finals

ef

the

Kentucky State Junior Tennis tournament yesterday. Andy

Lioyd

Louisiana, di

of

of

Shreveport,

defeated

Santurce

4-6,

Joe

Bran-

6-2,

6-1.

NIGHT GAME

he

repre-

York

“We will pay for the pension |

that

ones

the

New

with only one game, even though

hy the players

also

told

of Santarce, Puerte

40

will

Kuenn

newspapermen before leaving the city. “But I believe we can do without the second game.

Harvey Kuenn of Cleveland, players’ representative of the

Milwauke

100 020 001—4 151

Pitts. 000 000 000—0 5 1 Buhl, Burdettee (9) and Crandall; Haddix, Francis (7), Green (9) and Burgess. W-Buhl (9-3).

L-Haddix (6-5). HR—Milwaukee,

Mathews

(7).

Lady's Hamburg Keglers Voted Amid Dissension By

JIM

DOUGLAS

Elsie Correa, president of the Puerto Rico Women’s Bowling Association, last night won an apparent victory to pick a team of four women, which would include herself, to represent Puerto Rico in the World Championships at Hamburg, Germany Sept. 12-18.

the

at

night. 43) at night.

6-10) night.

San Francisco (Jones 10-8) at St. Louis (Simmons 1-0 or Broglio 9-4),

vote

* Bowling Center where the third Siding with Miss Correa in elimination round had _ been the vote were Miss Borrell, Miss tentions, participants in the twoscheduled last night, but was} Figueroa, Miss Belk, Lizzy Paweek-old eliminations cancelled cancelled yesterday afternoon.

NATIONAL Pittsburgh 49

New

‘‘They

get

By

LEAGUE 30 620

said.

benefit

goes

Bos-

years

Pitts-

players pension fund receives 60 per cent and the teams owners

Guy.

we were racking them

Frick

Money

Then he laughed. “Hell, I guess they were saying WILLIE

at games

rights and the gate of each game

guys aren’t that good.

Red

the

mented.

I mean they are not that much better than us that they should

take

cause,”

was schedul-

game

year

wishes.

Stadium.

“Those

first

This

he will be guided

“Hell No!”

Yankee

the

:|Ford

League. Ted

league players may

+

two

“T believe it will be up to me to make the announcement,”

jis that much betier than the Ame-

said

for

played at Kansas City and New York with a one day interval.

and

ning both games, some may wonder if the National League really

no!”

asked

last year. One

burgh.

over and with the Nationals win-

“Hell

(AP)—Major

i; ed in Los Angeles about a month

was given a thunderous ovation. The 1960 All-Star games are

rican

players

games

| average to .438 with 14 hits in two victories whieh cut the American League's overall margin to | 32 at bats. Musial, 39-years-old, playing in 16-13 his 19th All-Star game, hit a

home

YORK

next week tto do away with two All-Star Games a year because of the poor attendance of 38,362 people who paid 1} to see the second game at Yankee Stadium Wednesday.

cot arcaneBe

NEW YORK (AP)—There will be second All-Star Game of 1960 for years

a

10-2

vote,

tournament

a team line

However,

president of

the

Pau-

Hamburg. Diaz,

vice-

PRWBA

and

abstentions,

said

the

tournament participants had no authority to suspend the éliminations.

for

She said she would

a meeting

of the

which authorized tournament.

The

vote

Ppromptu

was

the

taken

meeting

at

lerm,

Brenda and

to

Lucille

of

the

Belk

to go

abs-

approved

Correa,

Angie

Borrell

two

and

of Miss

Figueroa,

one

with

press

PRWBA, elimination

at an the

imStar

A

Reporter Banned STAR reporter was banned

from

the

meeting.

Voting

The effort to hand-pick a team was backed by a faction headed by Miss Correa, a former bowling instructor at the Paradise Bowling

and

Sports

She and some showed

up

at the

Center.

of her backers alleys

in street

attire and without bowling balls. The other faction was dressed in

sports

wear

and

ready

to

bowl when they arrived, unaware that the round had been called off.

Francis

Perez,

Lili

Ribera,

Mayda Sacarello, Chefa Stull and, Paula Ceglia. against

the

measure

were Yvette Rosello and Angie Julia. Jackie Loughran abstained. New Federation Miss Correa said in the meeting, according to Miss Diaz, that she

was

holding

the

meeting

as

“Elsie Correa” and not as president of the PRWBA. She also said

that

rules

and

regulations

of a Federation of Puerto Rican bowlers was in the process of

(See BOWLING,

Page 23)

ogee

By JOE

In 1961

me Oe

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