Skip to main content

The San Juan Star (July 29, 1960)

Page 1

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Vol. I

10¢

No. 228

San Juan, Puerto =

Friday, July 29, 1960

Second-class postage paid Biss at San Jaan. Puerte

} Lodge NameFor d

VP:

Nixon Outlines Coals Vows New Strategy

UN Leader To Battle

ToMe Red e Thrt eats In The Free World

For Peace GHICAGO (AP)—Henry Cabot Lodge was nominated for vice president by the Republican convention last night by a vote of 1330, with one delegate abstaining. The holdout was Ed Ma-

her

San

Angelo,

who

of

changed

his

make

it unanimous.

CHICAGO (AP)--Richard M. Nixon last night opened what he said would be a

presidential campaign of unparalleled vigor and set out freedom.

Texas, vote

key

affairs

issge

Otlier

of

the

Convention

He

said

as

the

free

The

Page

world

‘its

overwhelming

us

#

to the

represent this country turmoil of world poli-

tics.” Lodge, to

the

the

U.S.

United

ambassador

Nations,

said

the

world is full of dangers because of Communist intentions to take it

over.

“Of course, we are not going to lose our country. We are going to keep our country. More than that, we are going to ad-

vance, using the strengths and the. talents which God gave us to

build

a

world

in

which

free-

dom will be secure; a world in which the rights’of small nations

will

of open the

respected;

societies

tolerance to

be

and\are

dignity

of

~ (See LODGE,

a

which

world

practice

truly devoted man,”

he

Page

said.

4)

3

HENRY

CABOT

The of

HAROLD

superintendent of the Board

Elections

yesterday

Corfrmonwealth that it’ will be liver

all

the

testified

Supreme impossible

voter

lists

in

Court to de-

requested

by the new Christian Action Party (CAP)

before

tration

deadline.

All land’s Hi

sevén highest

the

Aug.

28

regis-

By

A.

Gov.

W.

MALDONADO

Munoz

yesterday

a bill declaring

houses of prosti-

court

on

were

compaigning

signed deny

for

a bill making renting

or

Branded

racial, religious,

reasons,

and

or

created

a

a

house

political legal

office in the Department griculture. The governor approved

aid

of Athese

bills before leaving for a political

that lack of personnel ment will prevent the

island’s

which

has

yesterday

to

muni-

been to

to declare

prostitution,

for “immoral nuisance” and be closed. The

law

when Election Board chief Ernesto Mieres Calimano explained

for

the

Repub-

retaining

the

alleged

~.(See

inability

DEADLINE,

of the

Page

or

signed

from

in

hear

a

any

by

the

used

legis-

of “ill

Elec.

4)

to effect s public es-

of the immedia-

te neighborhood, or an which there are constant

inn in disord-

ers.”

Another law approved by Munoz prohibits, under a stiff peany

‘or

property

sell,

owner

lease,

from

or

sub-

quarters to a person religious, political, or racial

See:

HOUSES,

time

house

tablishment which “habitually disturbs the tranquility, the well

nalty,

of In

“recreational”

Page

4)

millions

victory

for

Nixon Rallies

GOP Legions For Campaign By

WALTER STAR

sit-

to

Sen.

visit

John

each

of

The campaign begins tonight, Nixon said. Since the notes represented only ideas and were not actual excerpts from Nixon’s acceptance speech, they were given out ahead

house

of prostitution.

being or decorum

Democratic

with

any

earlier

and

Kennedy. He promised

they

closing a house

a house

test

is now

dates” a “public thus order that it

repeals

hall

Court

lation that prohibited the govern-

nuisance

of a campaign

met

of

to a bill

the Superior

authorized

ning

register

cipalities. The Court,

ru-

Nuisance”. .

- The law; which g immediately, also

and equipcopying of

76

island’s

repute” unless the owner had been previously convicted of run-

is in the midst the

Munoz,

ment

the 1960 voter lists in all the election precincts requested. CAP in

the

“Public

According

it illegal to

selling

in

ral areas until early next week.

is- CAP petition that*it be allowed to refusing to hand copy the voter lists in view of lease living

of the

free

the 50 states in his drive for the White House. He lost no time in launching that drive.

island. He is expected to continue

approved

tution “public nuisances.” He also

recess,

members

president,

hope

convention

F.

Now Public Nuisances

barnstorming trip throughout the

J..LIDIN

LODGE

Houses Of il Repute

Election Board Can't Meet CAP Voter List DeadlineBy

raise

of

PRIEST

Convention

Bureau

CHICA G O—Republican ting in via television and radio. He referred to notes which said presidential candidate Richthis would be a precedent-shatter- ard M. Nixon yesterday eming campaign. barked on another series of The notés on which Nixon based marathon conferences with his speech were released orally to state delegations designed to newsmen in advance by his press build GOP unity behind the secretary, Herbert G. Klein. campaign he and Henry CaIn the note Nixon said he took no state for granted in his con- bot Lodge will wage. -

and to the world)” and that no one is so well fitted as presidential nominee Richard M. Nixon “in

to

goal

White House, spoke without a full prepared text before a erowded

gives te

vice

licans’

2

compelling,

importance

prepared

world sights in the cold war with Communism.

campaign.

News

election

was

thef

the “life and death between the Commu-|

struggle” nists and

the

forward

world

Nixon accepted the Republican nomination with a speech in which he said he

to

Lodge accepted the nomination with an address. thrusting

foreign

a

with

would

the

Nixon

the

not

field

was

understanding

be quoted

of

directly.

foreign

policy,

pictured as prepared

to

He

promised

personally in urged dissident

Texas

can program in party harmony.

And that

Page

21)

delegations over light

there state

was

of

possibility

plans

to kick off the

first. his

Hawaii

by

Kennedy new

will open in

a

name

try to undercut

in

nounced

the

would

Democratic campaign

nesday

NIXON,

there

Nixon

of

(See

Georgia

of the Democratic platform, and close ranks behind the Republi-

paign

of peace.

campaign

to weigh their differences civil rights planks in the

define the major Communist threat in non-military areas where the aggressor moves in the cloak a champion

and

to

the South and segments of the

getting

has

an

frontiers

cam-

in' the new. 50th

September.

Nixon

dropped to

(See

the

a

hint

Hawaiian

RALLIES,

Page

Weddele

4)

Turkish-Soviet Troops Clash At Ou tpost Near Black Bl Sea ANKARA (AP)—The Turkish No casualties Defense Ministry last night con-|in the fight. firmed

that

Turkish

and

Soviet

troops clashed in a brief frontier fight last Sunday night. A Defense Ministryspokesman said the incident occurred near

The spokesman

were

reported

said the trouble

started when a Turkish soldier on guard duty thought he saw something

moving

in the

dark

in

the direction of the Soviet bordGoman, a Turkish frontier out- er. “He started to fire after his post about 15 kilometers north} of Borcka. The outpost lies due} shouts to halt were ignored,” the east

of

the

Black

Sea

the district of Savsat ‘ince of Kars.

coast

in|spokesman

in the pro-|

said.

“His

comrades

joined in. The Russians (See TURKISH, Page

at the 21)


THE SAN JUAN STAR+ Friday, July 29, 1960°¢ 7

Kennedy Sees Stiff Competition In Nixon-Lodge Combination

Lumumba

J Kennedy said, “rather than ry,” lated Vice President Nixon yes- issue a statement that turned out terday on his winning the Re-|to be a lie.” The Democratic presidential nopublican presidential nomination.| John

F.

Ambassador tions

to

Henry

second

the

United

Cabot

place

on

‘|“or other” troops to restore order in his violence-torn — But Lumumba said he did not himself young republic. make such a request, although he made his associates’ feelings known to U. S. Secretary of State Christian Herter when they met Wednesday.

Na-| presidential standard bearer, said

Lodge

the

what

mind

gets|

ticket

about

Shel

him.

He

added:

said things worse had “Pve Democrats will have a vaeorous| fight in the Fall.” about me in my own party. And Sen. Henry M. Jaekson of Wa-| Gov. Dewey, as a political proshington. the new Democratic na-| phet, is not without blemish.” Asked if he felt President Eiwith tional chairman, appeared Kennedy at the news conference. |senhower’s support would be of Denies Dewey’s Charge value to Nixon, Kennedy said he

Kennedy

denied

that

he

once| will

be

“very

helpful,”

then

|Congolese Troops March On Kivu

ad-

SEN. ~

debates.

campaign

televised

the]

over

regret

expressed

have

Oriental

in face-to-face

Nixon

on

take

should|to

President

the

said

GARTH

ing

Tex.

(AP) | the

CITY,

JOHNSON

—The

JONES

vice presiden- | conditions.

Democratic

tial

nominee

the

Central

Intelligence

Agency

agreed yesterday that Commu-| nists have failed to make Com-

munism

issue

an

_Sen. CIA the

Lyndon

B.

election

Johnson

and

Director Allen Dulles made statement at Johnson’s

ranch

home ,

near

THE

Friday.

here

follow-

MOON

Juty

29:

The

was

world

an overnight

guest

|at Johnson’s

ranch.

up their pressure werld recently, he

plied:

~

“As revealed in conference, the

rises fj sive

a

to

terday from

Moscow

newspaper

Of

bankers

us

on re-

our

fe

an

a

i y ) Pe}

7

A_A

selves. They tion year is

=

to oles s

2

ar

a7

uly

i,

teat -

=e

“s :

_

We7

TIDES

This

San

Juan:

Tides

0:07 a.m.

12:45 p.m.

12:36 p.m

pny

an

12

San

n

to

nism

11:41 a.m.

Fasardc Pence May ez

are

ed

Fajardo:

ose:

advantage. objectives

more

have

united

ae

Low Tides

1s

pale

6:39 a.m.

€:43

6:28 3:46 3:21

6:32 pm 2:58 p.m 6:35 p.m

a.m. a.m. a.m.

have

rence

part

the

ever.

spoke

think

answer

Commu-

up

that

to

is

that

and an

Emergency Santuree

Pharmacy 1304

Piedras

Tet.

32467

-

for

Barrie

and

like

new; 3 (251-1), 15 (107W1

)

Also 50 faetery adjustable chairs and a big lot of used clectric

fans.

COLLADO 1921 *«

Leiza

Canturee

St.

isterly

per

at

cloudy

TEL. 20774

te

20

heur.

Philadelphia, Washington,

jam

Francisco,

Les

Angeles,

87

77,

74,

partly

at

.

evening.

Monday

hospital

.

Dies In Spain ®

‘

Armour,

w—Charles

MADRID

(AP)—A

MIAMI

in the United

lum

Pilot

Cuba.

from

left

The. plane 83,

end

at

out

pulled

pistol

a

flight

a

on

province

Oriente

Ferrer

Havana.

near Con-

his

asy-

flight

cockpit

as

he

to

scheduled approached

Ca-

cleudy;

n, then maguey and covered the guard and two other erewme Miami. to plane directed the the Those aboard Included ‘Ferrer, the co-pilot, a purser, is pregguard, four male passengers, four women—one of whom

cloudy;

nant—and

partly

the

sought

children

wanted

to

small

twe

Ferrer

in

return

children.

te

addition to

for

asylum Cuba.

eR

FOR LEASE IN OLD SAN JUAN

INFORMATION:

mem

twe

and

Ful

TEL. 2-1444

| i

:

and

two women

The others indicated they .

himself.

318

f

~

°

SAMUEL

In Whole or in Part beautifully restored 3 story building. Fortalezo 152 (Opposite Padin‘s). ot commercial possibilities. Street floor com- © Elevator, Air Conditioning, Incinerator. Possibilities mercial. 2 and 3 floors office or commercial. Tourist center. High closs shops, Boutique, Art Shop, Resetc.

in

himself

locked

Ferrer

Eduardo

political

after an unauthorized

yesterday

States

Packing

yesterday the U. S.

held a gun to a while two passengers who knew about the plan such defeeprevent to flight the to d assigne government guard

j

tourant,

Armour

of the

President

U.S. Asylum (ubana Pilot Seeks Cubana Airlines pilot sought

Denver, 86, partly cleudy; Dallas, 38, partly cloudy; Miami, 87, cloudy.

contempt

‘‘cynical

commented:

Herald

Daily

Laborite

ent Co., of Chicago, Ill, was killed in an auto accid d by Tarragona, Spain, according to a report receive sulate.

83, 87, cloudy;

61, partly

to

distinguished

insufficiently

elevation to the high post of Foreign Secretary.” The seems _ ill Daily Telegraph, said, “‘the appointment

Armour

Charles

73.

-_ Yerk,

Besten,

at large

country

‘“‘to the

declared,

been

have

to

tions. New

cloudy;

the

entered

occasio-

LOW:

his the

is WASHINGTON \—Walter Howe, U.S. ambassador to Chile, heart attack. in Georgetown University hospital here after suffering a when he Friends said yesterday his condition appears better than

Ponce,

HIGH:

unknown

press—laber,

U.S. Envoy To Chile Suffers Heart Attack

bear-

10

by friend

for the nation.”

fair-haired

with

lashed relatively

British

The

secretary.

Times

London seem

will

The

judged.”

showers.

cloudy; cloudy;

_ SALE

133W103

tonight,

STATESIDE:

LOT OF SEWING MACHINES FOR Singer

and

service

warrant his conservative

Kennedy,

Juan,

a

of

appointment

his

was

Macmillan

Minister

foreign

new

influential

The

prefe-

Mayaguez—Variably

yartly

8-9751

10

San

YESTERDAY’S

Terrace

Caguas

Corp.

eyes.

YESTERDAY’S 1:30 p.m.

Obrere

D-:. Jose J. Mulere Balderioty St. 32 - 3606

insurance

Soviet

WIND:

imformation

Paerto Nuevo & Caparra D-. Vietor J. Pagan LA 2 Caparra Terrace

Federal Depos

in

miles

Duty

assistance

Vember

boy

by

the

explain

Appointment

Home

for

yesterday

Britain’s

as

his

PUERTO RICO and the VIRGIN ISLANDS—Variably cleudy today and tonight, with scattered shewers and isolated’ thundershowers.

Metropelitan Area San Juan - Santoree

The Chase Manhattan Bank .

means a

to

g liberal and conservative—was almost unanimous in condemnin at choice of the 14th Earl of Home as Selwyn Lioyd’s successor Foreign Office.

victory,

standard

no

nal

ques-

Registry

Tel. 35169 Docters on Night

Rie

at

Democratic

F.

is by

teday

excellent

particular

All Night Fernandez Junces

is the time to talk to your friend

John

er,

and

added,

p.m. | tion.”

Tcl.

Sen.

is published

intended

(AP)—Prime

alike

foe

peer

em-

official

Amerika

and

Russian

in

Raps

Press

LONDON and

pre-

Democratic

in front of the hotel.

Department

State

U.S.

British

cause

with

FORECAST:

Dulles

Cal

a

hours

for four

held

were

students

on a United States to Russians. It is distributed in the USSR. strictly limited quota basis in return for permission to the Soviets to distribute a similar magazine on a limited basis in the United States.

WEATHER

is united determin-

of

the magazine Amerika the

campaigning,

Russian

for

although

”

a “I

no

Soviet

in which

fighting

in street

ended

13 injured.

American

W—Seven

MOSCOW

‘

phasizes

failed.

than

the

killed and

by police yesterday in a downtown Moscow hotel after they distributed

McCarthyism.

supported

attack, coupled

vious

al-

realize this elecan opportunity to

One thing, the nation on—both parties are

Friday, July 29 Bich

their “Both

with

he

countries.

play on people’s prejudices, and they tried to balance the scales

QRH]

the

Com-

which it interpreted as creating conspiracies in Communist bloc

leday at 10.0 AM. and sets at 11:8 9) lies and to split us among our:

City

Wednesday

received

of wounds

Seven U.S. Students Held By Reds

yes-

Pravda,

the

was

which

Tuesday

a meeting

ganized

one person

M.

words

Cova, Jeader of Fidel Castro’s revolutionary died yesterday

in Venezuela,

According to available reports, Cova was shot resisting arrest. Police had ordered his arrest after the 26th of July Movement or-

of “liberation of Eastern Europe,”

offen-

from

and

It said

the summit Communists

two-pronged

divide

bitter

In (Caracas

Dies

when he was shot five times by a police patrol.

cock and ehameleon.” Moscow Pravda charged Nixon was linked with Wall Street

However, when Johnson was asked in a following press conference why Communists have stepped the free

(AP)—Richard

drew

provinces.

(—Andres

CARACAS

munist Party. In story and cartoon, \it called the Republican presidential nominee “a weather

The two would discuss only the subject of the generally

launched

meon

on

Dulles

the | briefing.

between

this

in

parties

US. year

Dulles

of}

head

the

and

given

by

nominee

MOSCOW Nixon

Katanga

Agent

Casiro

JOHN F. KENNEDY . .. ‘congratulations’

Pravda Sees Nixon As "A Weather Cock’

briefing

top-secret

a

and

movement

Johnson, Dulles Agree Reds Failed In Election Year Goal By

Congolese

(AP)—Mutinous

Congo

The

BUKAVU,

troops were reported marching yesterday from Watsa, Buin Oriental Province toward Beni, in Kivu Province. kavy police and army headquarters said they had received the report from police and army officials in north Kivu is in the eastern part of the country between Kivu.

said President Eisenhower should | ded: “I'd be glad to have his cooPremier| Soviet to apologize Khrushchev, as reported by for-| peration, but I believe he is commer New York Gov. Thomas E.| mitted elsewhere.” Sen. Kennedy also said he has Wednesday| Chicago in Dewey | accepted an invitation from NBC nicht

“I

War

sive massacre” in the Congo unless Belgian troops leave quickly. Lumumba disclosed he has been under renewed pressure from his govenment to insist on dispatch of U.S.

Republican

twotime

a

Dewey,

if|

didn’t

said-he

at|minee

that

here

home

Summer

his

congratu-|

conference

a news

told

He

Kennedy

Warns Of World

(AP)—Premier Patrice Lumumba WASHINGTON said yesterday “the situation in the Congo might bring He said “there may be masus into another world war.”

crash of the U-2 ir Soviet territo-

(AP)—|

PORT, Mass.

HYANNIS

Sen

|

News In Brief

VIDAL

M.T.

} |

All kinds of onclysis De Diego Ave. Sonturte Tel. 3-1079

i

Emergency: 2-9706

Read

i +

the Classifieds

|


we

F

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, Jaly. 29, 1960

Torres Braschi Backs Police Against Dog Trainer's Attack By BOB BONE Police Superintendent Ramon Torres Braschi snapped back at dog trainer Russell Milroy yesterday, chastising him for

*

* back at bark

BRASCHI

Not

ps uite A

Q

bac Pirate

ed

ere

but

d’

he

e

A

San Juan thief’s attempts to pursue his calling on the waterfront ended abruptly early

“You can’t de,” replied

lor

who

did

yesterday morning when Martin Gonzalez Cruz allegedly tried burglarizing the wrong ship. Gonzalez, a 44-year-old La Perla ; resident, opened : . his cam-

lez

had

been

de.

Early

all

ships

surrounding

crept

Gonzalez

foodstuffs said.

for

Sneaking

of

the

vessel

explained

loot,

A

offered

police

total 2,

he

A

19

to

a

“split”

police

receive

Lt.

second

than

a

FBI

on

2

an

Mp

interstate

ship-

ment theft charge authorized by Assistant U.S. Attorney Ray-

mond

L.

U.S.

Acosta.

Taken

Commissioner

before

Ramon

C.

Julia yesterday, he was ordered held at La Princesa on $1,000 *

Col

lieute-

transfers

William

mass

week.

transfer

on

Santa-

from

the the the

for

in

Segarra

Juvenile

Aid

Bayamon Disthird transfer

less

than

who

surprise

on

men

June

holdup

five

“You're not in Guaynabo, now,” his attacker yelled as he swung at him with a bottle, police reported.

Diaz

Davis

Guaynabo

was

one

policemen

of who

Patrolman

vis,

32,

Guayama

called

him

Antonio

was St.

to

neighborhood

at

home

when

ome

He

was

Pablo

met

on

Troche

the

Sanchez,

way

by

27,

510

Cuba St., who was reportedly screaming in profane language. Diaz told him to go home and

“sleep

it

A

second

off.”

Rosario,

man,

20,

Juan

of

Alberto

102

Guayama

three

St., then approached, police said,

foiled

and

Diaz

Da-

at

108

neighbors

stop

a fight

in a

bar.

Though

Diaz

of

the

to

the

advis-|

dogs

in

certain

Metropolitan I

did

not

San

ask

for

their

efficiency.’

:

Efficiency

Cited

of

the

world

any

state

and

or

better

The

superintendent

Milroy’s

recent : dog

before

police

country than

dogs.” “If we

find

SVE

“Courtesy,” the letter concluded for us to it necessary “makes treat you as the guest you are.”

Boy Falls From Balcony

in

Hector Lopez Alomar, 11, of the ProHousing Perez A. Manuel

most.”

officials in

still

it

eight

months.

Also being repositioned is First Lt. Alejandro Oliveras, now commanding the San Juan District, who will move to the office of the commander.

your

officers

police

unlikely.”

fell three floors to the Pp pavement y yesterday while he was trying to climb from one

demonstra.

of your

are)

(we

the

by

make

made

have

you

ments

acceptance

criticized | ject, Rio Piedras,

‘‘nevertheless,

letter and

ticieucs?

Vi - contact you again in the future, although I think the state-

“As a matter of fact,” said Torres, ‘‘the efficiency of the Police of Puerto Rico is equal to

that

ee

but

spite

of

demons-|balcony

where

apartment

interested|

necessary,

.

to another spinal

. outside of the

critical condition at Municipal Hospital.

we

He

lives.

he

is im

injuries and

Piedras

Rio

bar.

23,

was assaulted while off duty near his Hato Rey home Wednesnight.

police

:

Ce siese

in looking into the matter of police | suffered

was off duty, he headed for the

participated

attack

as

of

.

Milroy that was your re-

told

Diaz.

Guaynabo,” forehead

“You’re

then

with

not

hit him

a

bottle

in

on

the

and

ran

MORE

COOLING

a

GD EMPEROR

away. Bleeding, but then

Diaz fell

Police

arrived

and

took

him

Piedras

Municipal

Hos-

pital where eight stitches taken in his head.

were

Rio

LESS ELECTRICITY

first gave chase, to the ground.

to

GOING ON VACATION! ARMORED SERVICE

Protect

YOUR USED MACHINE AS A DOWN PAYMENT

your

Call

RICO,

INC. TELS. 6-3559 or 6-5368

FINANCING There’s more CARRIER AIR all other brands combined.

CONDITIONING

USED MACHINES ron the Most

Satisfying ieee

.

There’s mo other Air Conditioner like the CARRIER EMPEROR ROOM WEATHERMAKER. It can cool a much LARGER AREA than many other 1 HP models, yet it costs 1|3 LESS to operate.

home

OF PUERTO

PER DOLLAR with

in less

/

Bureau to trict. It is

policeman the

reminded requested

District.

tion

iS

Car

a holdup attempt at the home of the James Morgans. Two holdup men were killed and three suspects were captured.

Among those to change assignments is Lt. Galo Segarra, to be

moved

1g

Pon

Guaynabo

with

was

Torres

superintendent:

nor do I consider you capable of evaluating the police force or

e

in

na, Metropolitan Zone commander, announced yesterday. It is

the

the

‘or

Sali

said.

of

will

Aug.

areas

tration

19 Officers Transferred In Police Department nants

e

your

crewmember from the Grande, then when the sailor spotted his take,

Gonzalez

Gonza-

earlier,

h

added,

authorities

sale,

off

Gonzalez

the

know

hired

S

Juan

be from the Granthe awakened sai-

not

e

a

aboard

to

ability

as-

safely

letter

the

Torres “what I

with

over $200 worth of goods, he inadvertently bumped into a sleeping crewmember who awakened.

bag

e

you’d know this is her sister ship.” Both ships are owned by the Grande’s master and run from San Juan to St. Thomas

began and schooner away valuables-mainly

mearby packing

Tepe

aboard the Grande and

crewmen leep,

morning

published

tommendation

a job aboard choone an- | | together. Gran schooner

Thursday

for his

personnel,

of police

.

Thief Caught Burgla

oe land toY oe th e inter-isla

only

(1) reminded him of the original purpose of his investigation, (2) challenged his capability to judge the police force, (3) deferded the police of Puerto Rico, (4) criticized his dog demonstration, (5) questioned his police knowledge, and (6) said, in effect, a a doe trainer from jaoubted present personnel of |ing a 10-day investigation by} ste , German]: 4 , and his _G! “ca had the “eal-|Milroy Texas, had written to Tor-| the department police within dog Shepherd dogs. the handle to were|iber” res that police dogs fy . }ranks here. needed her said’ he! The report was made follow-

ye

.

whose

to Milroy,

yesterday

letter mailed

In a sharp

on Wednesday criticized “dire inefficiency”

. . snaps

asked

on using police dogs here.

opinion

TORRES

he was

the police force” when

“evaluating

NEW MODELS

in Puerto

Rico

than

90.00

From. $179.00

STEVE'S AIR CONDITIONING ROOM AIR CONDITIONING SPECIALISTS 1603 FERNANDEZ JUNCOS AVE. — STOP 23 — SANTURCE

Distributors: FREIRIA & CO., S. EN Cc. — San Juan — Tel. 2-3583 ‘

“TELS:

3-4367

& 2-3839

|


t

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July29, 1960

4

LODGE senhower’s

leadership,

said “many

good

Lodge

The

things have been

Union

done in which we can take honest pride” and added: “They are eight years

Seafarers

(SIU),

tition last week for

Formal

International

which

the

as

NLRB

representa-

cording

in which

tives of truck drivers of the San

our house has been put in order,

Juan STAR, has amended its pe-

our

tition to include additional employes. The amended petition includes scooter operators who deliver the STAR, and the firm’s garage

nation

and,

has

grown

although

the

stronger,

werld

is full

of danger and mystery, peace certain specific ways appears be a little closer.”

He

in to

ers

“I point to these specifics: “The fact that Americans are

not

now

in combat

anywhere

in

the world—because the U.N. to take steps to avoid war;

is

“The viet

fact

that

Premier)

chairman

(So-

Khrushchev

te of his threats,

rity,

of the

seven

and

The

NLRB

has

set

a

hear-

next

week

on

the

peti-

had

a

great

growth

in

in-

will

“And

the

years,

the

fact

that

United

in

eight

which

mon

Nations—with

the

need

efforts

edom

American

to make

These

to

defend

and to make

Advertisement

fre-

The

it flourish.”

tapy ahh bb trtrtatata DDL A PBPLPPPPID

A

SECOND the Metro

HILARIOUS Theatre for

they

get

round

involved

in

of murder,

a

blackmail,

instance,

and

of TV

fame

adds

to the

has

know golden

you Ron

worrying EVERY GIRL needs a_ boost mow and then after a hard day's

or a few hetic evenings.

no better than with

milk.

I’m

next

about

time

. .|cify,

than

at

“Ron

be sure

SUPERIOR

relaxing

ful hands as she gives you one of

Ron

her famous

(85 proof,

a new new

hairstyling

about

to go with

SUPERIOR

and

a product

been

they

objected

were

on

stir

mited

to

examination

and

land

Co.)

harvesting,

stock.

taste.

varieties

. just

to

look

suit

every

for that

Heinz

put

snatk

to

overtime

use.

.

.if

yours

Kali,

. just $1.50

like

it to,

added bar

a

for

and

Their ivory

BUY-LINES

new

downstars

shopper

who

want to leave their bargain-hrnting any longer than necessary

in order. tions in

One of the finest selectown is at The Tropic

For those who want to relax ard enjoy the trade winds, Sebestian’s

Shop,

504

couches,

you’d

new Munoz

chairs,

occasional

furniture Rivera.

tables,

pieces

. .|upper

level

and

way,

you

get

in wrought

iron

town,

and

from

and light or dark rattan with your

ty

ehoice

listening

of

upholstery.

_._THE HOME well to visit fabric store

Tanca.

SEWER San at

would do

Juan’s newest Fortaleza and

. .El Imperio

is not only

the most modern shop of its kind im town but their values are real-

ly something

is the

bars,

to shout

about...

Clarke “MY

the

place. best

Either feed

in

10 P.M., the Mar-

Trio and

gives

out

dancing

KINGDOM

mere” is a sentiment ny women, but the

with

music.

for

a

cash-

felt by maprice isn’t

anywhere near that high at Bolero, Inc. where the absence of duty

brings

Ballantyne

their

of

magnificent

Peebles

sweaters

screened print .cotton at 73¢ a yard, pure silk chiffon at $1.93,

well and

and embroidered linen at $1.68! Even bigger savings on the 3 and

selection on the island. (Be sure to see their collection of = pearis!)

yard

outs.

of Congress

The

New

York

delegation

re-

ceived assurances that ed, Nixon will act on

if electappoint-

ments

affecting

that Gov.

and

questions

state “with and through” Nelson A. Rockefeller.

Nixon

plunged

into

his

standard

role

bearer

as

after

only three hours of sleep following the post-midnight meeting

er

cross

with party leaders tapped Ledge as mate.

he

At

a brief

predicted

at which he his running

news

that

conference

victory

will

of new the

With

problems in

mind,

Party

committee,

said

opinion,

Cintron

his

yesterday - : will

other

tioned for the are Juan Luis Grillasea,

a

Populars

men-

former

mayor;

@

Shrubs

within your budget. Men’s women's styles in the best

strategists

are

expected

to

simply

citing

Republican

ac-

shortly

;

to

operate

the

coast-to-

coast-campaign.

The

fivemember

include:

National

board

will

Hall,

Meade

House

and

Alcorn,

fifth member

Hugh

is Trea

Fred

Plants

Fenack Cordent grows

in

the

tropics.”

thru Dos Pinos, see map

Tel. 6-3046

|

Committee

Chairman Thruston B. Morton, former GOP chairmen Leonard sury Undersecretary bener.

that

° ; °* =

LANDSCAPING

everything

}

complishments. He also said he will set up a strategy board

campaign

Baten fromm, Carpester Road

lay

considerable emphasis on both Nixon’s and Lodge’s experience in foreign affairs. Nixon disclosed that he has clearance from President Eisenhower to build upon the adminisrecord rather than tration’s

Orchids of many genera in bloom

“Almost

.°

tron.

Scott. The

®

Ge-

neroso Mourino, a coffee plantation owner, and Blas Oliveras, administrative assistant to Cin-

“@\ Trees

Palms

not

mayoralty post Boscio; Andres

KINDS @

of

muni-

run for mayor. “If he does run at all, it will be fer senator,” Giron said.

confront-

world. this

president

Popular

don’t

is

like

session

Ponce

cipal

then.

Giron,

FLOWERING PLANTS OF ALL

a yard!

some

look

announcement

Francisco

many

perhaps

doesn’t

his

PLANTS

tian’s on the Waterfront, has recently

in

Commonwealth

of the gods of

THAT FAMOUS eatery, Sebas-

THESE WARM days and evenings mean porch and patio get

rump

August.

ing

in knowing there Madras patterns in

ST. THOMAS

label!

1)

ques-

All

imports

and selling for under $17. collection of hand-carved

years of experience. Over a dozen different

House

. Krishna,

be interested are many new

Page

range

Flores.

the

TROPICAL ORNAMENTAL

jewelry is outstanding, and you'll

and

From

seven

Eduardo

for

Among

tary

court justices alternated tioning the witnesses.

Ing,

cultivation,

judicial

go to the man people believe best able to cope with the vast

others exquisitely hand executed,

right through to the use ofthe exclusive recipes evolved from

and

in

examination of only two witnesses, Mieres Calimano and CAP Secre-

well.

FROM THE MYSTERIOUS India.

in

marred during the last election. The three-hour hearing was li-

of Cashmir,

rosewood carvings

coming

for

check-marked

A-

farmers

administrative

Republicans

the

mood? India

asks

of

make a quick swing to the West Coast next week and return to Washington in time for the

an

records

that

MAKING A GOOD pickle is no; easy accomplishment. When it involves perfectionists like the H. J. Heinz people, it starts way back with the development of superior seed, follows the plant-

4

petition

low-income

(Continued

the

grounds

or of

Gen-

and

Action

weekend.

or Je-

of Jose

zalez Clemente

the

limeade

as

into

Department

gation that he might just beat his rival to the punch however. There has been considerable speculation that Nixon might

op

has

daiquiri at .put 2 tea-

troubles

of frozen

Calimano

instrusion

didate

~ RALLIES

CAP

is

the

to

both

or

copies of the 1956 lists. Delivery of the latter

de P. R.”

monade concentrate in shaker pitcher with ice, add a jigger

facials, and how

Christian

to spe-

spoons

skill-

by

‘of

Beard

this

Vio-

in

device.

entry

the

reasons.

aid

the

manually

construction

loan for religiors, racial

sometime

Cintron, a member of the Popular Party, said he will announce whether he will run again for mayor, become a can-

the

been by

plans

limi-

griculture $25,000 to set up an office of legal aid. This office, according to the law, will offer

As an alternative to certified copies of the 1960 voter lists, the

So

You

her

Mieres

favorite

Rivera).

under

posed

a

weight. your

and for mixing that home, here’s how. .

your

proposed

into

mellow without

at Irma’s Casa Venus (888 Munoz forget

lists either

delegates

not impiy-

your

you’re

bar or restaurant,

way to lift the spirits a couple of hours spent can

a phetegraphic

Superior

can enjoy SUPERIOR

aveid

sought

with

ing that a drink sheuld be substituted for food, but how nice to

comedy. . .a refresher of a picture you won't want to miss!

work

Ron

less ealories

glass of skim

general

authorization

or

Carlos J. Cin

Senate, or retire from polities. lation of these provisions is puA convention of Papular Parnishable by a fine of no less ty members from urban and rw than $100, or more than $500, ral districts js scheduled for 2 or from 30 to 90 days in jail or p.m. Sunday at La Perla Theaboth. : ter here. Cintron might make Finally, Munoz approved a bill

Board’s files, which he considers confidential. The Catholic petition, drafted by lawyers Francisco Ponsa Felieu and Alvaro Calderon, is rooted in the citizen’s alleged right of access to public documents.

a

a delicious

daiquiri

kidnapping, but it all ends up “happily ever after”! Carl Reiner

political

assigning

have

a home

or purchasing

claim that 30 of the 60

requested to date.

racial

;

ing a person

mate

to

or

PONCE—Mayor

tron said yesterday that he will announce his future political

The law further prohibits deny-

out the registra Officials of the party about

political

ing a house.

pro-

the

needed

the

know that Ron SUPERIOR de P R. is quite low in calories? For

madcap

are

unwarranted

ALL ALCOHOLIC beverages have caloric energy but did you

Gazebo”, starring Glenn Ford and Debbie Reynolds. As Mr. and Mrs.

the

Errers

copy The

ce, week “The

ligious,

CAP would permit it to send personnel to the Board who would

Advertisement

fem

Avoiding

lists

precinets delivered

Yips....

$e

on

provide

church-backed lists from only

com-

their

to

errers in filling tion affadavits.

people

greater

Board

For

clear that we must build a future in

collaborators

Political - Intentions

lations as a prerequisite for buy-

rial.

fluence.”

admit:

E-

(Contiaued Frem Page 1) tions

which

never

Atemic

im the

Embracing the Republicans platform, Lodge said it “makes

would

US.

petition.

Row publicy states that a nuclear war would be a disaster for the Russians ‘incomparably more apPalling’ than World War IlI—

Stalin

the

completed.

ing for tion. —has

to

ject. The University of Puerto Rico will “participate -in the reactor operation when it is

our faithful and energetic backing

in spi-

recognizes

instead

original

for

nergy Comission and the Puerto Rico Water Resources Autho-

mechanic for a total of 11 work-

continued:

groundbreaking

Cintron Mum On His

(Continued From Page 1) reasons. This amendment to the local Civil Rights Law also prohibits publication or any advertisement or announcement establishing re-

the nuclear boiling water reactor power station near Rincon, will take place Aug. 23, ac-

filed a pe-

with

certification

HOUSES

Groundbreaking Sel For Nuclear Station

SIU Amends STAR Petition

(Continued Frem Page 1) In a tribute to President Ei-

at

=

Scr

,

:


bos od eb roe te Vp gw oe ‘ THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 29, 1960

NEW

7

COLDSPOT - AIR CONDITIONER FORGET IT...

ee

THINKS FOR ITSELF! SET IT AND COOLS THE WAY YOU WANT IT

SEARS Gieeetereae

Easy -to-handle __regulator. Ventilation, temperature and circulation of air.

Air

distribution

con-

trolled by one button only.

1H.P. 110

Volts

11,000 B.T.U.

in a protec-

Finished

$

22 emoan Payments

tive coating of zinc to resist corrosion.

)

AIR

We give service

1 AP. 220 VOLTS

on

12,000

We

what

have

we

mechanics

responsible

who

specialists

ronte al eos our

sell

products

5

and

we

CONDITIONER

$9

in

Monthly $14. payments

AIR CONDITIONER

gua-

§ 3 29

12 H.P. 220 VOLTS

$10.00 Cash Monthly

| CONDITIONER,

|

lwe

!

ALSO FINANCE AND GUARANTEE YOUR UNIT. SANTURCE

:

SAN JUAN

Luna

“Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back” oe He

$16.payments

—

Warehouse Tel..7-1011

95

|WE ARRANGE FOR INSTALLATION OF YOUR AIR :

| beste g|

a

95

$10.00 Cash

B.T.U.

14,000 B.T.U.

ome

9

are

a

-

8

somo

corner

once

San

Justo

Tels. 3-0200 - — 3.0209 Oe Taeae

ee

eRe

PONCE n

Ave.

Fn ASSES Sa3BB AS

RIO PIEDR 10-14 Georgetti Tels.

6-5361

—

Unton

corner

Tele 20076 7

Mendez

6-3244

So!

MAY AGUEZ

Tels.

Vige

513.

—

2.0976

corner Luna

1139


THE

SAN

JUAN

STAR

— Friday, July 29, 1960

Nola And Galib Get' Stocks Stage Good Rally Airport Contract Bi By

JOHN MCKEE YORK (~The _ stock staged a good rally in

NEW market

Nolla

Galib and Co. was at $1,210,502 for the

of the

first

A

by

August.

The

Both

ramps

the

of the

new

has

terminal

the

will

Ports

be

freed

such

1970

Federal

together

with

handling

ramp

a second

to

MORE

be

persons

estimated

counted

during

opened

yesterday offices

Ports

Authority

the

third

major

contract

considered expansion.

during

tiie

Since

the

Gahagan

May,

at

fill

jeb

in

the

to

Over-

Torrecillas a pro airport

construction

tension

to

of

the

a

300-ft.

present

ex-

7,800-ft

runway.

PER

Additional

DOLLAR

ECONOMY

USE

SKIL

TOOLS

more

shop

by

tools

in

the

prefered

by

SKIL 4” BEL Ts SANDER Now,

compact

design.

flush

sanding

@

up

to

vertical

SUPER

sides.

jobs.

DUTY

duty

saw

others ideal

keeps

slow for

cutting

where

down or stall our! the carpenter-builder

on all residential construction.

DRILL—

heavy

duty

geared

for

drilling.

stant

use

jobs.

Always

in

market

continuous

. . of

maintenance

give

top

was

opening,

but

eents

to

around

a few around

$2

1,212

issues

273

for

and

con-

| WRITE

Heto Hestos

Rey

Ave. Pence

48,

728

Aluminum

Amerada Am Am

ad-

and

211

tors

reported

its

second

Cross-Cutting,

Scrolls with

new

and ease,

TOP

FOR

DETAILED

PERFORMANCE

50,

FP

TY,

It

502

Std Tel Tel Tob

Chrysler

Corp.

yesterday

Beth

rep-

months

ended

June

Big Budget Unneeded

Long, Hot Summer,”

uses “Room

at the

his point.

Top”

to prove

and

made

tion of what cost. It

is

the

that pay

for

a

many

mere

frac-

“super”

flops

and

untested

off, according

untried

to Wald.

Pa RR Pepsi Cola Pfizer Phelps D Philip Mor

Ind

19%

SUGAR NEW tures Sep

Low 6.14

Close 6.15

Nov Jan

6.12 6.15

6.09 6.12

6.11B 6.154

| Mar

6.14

6.14

6.154

3.31 3.32

3.28 3.27

NEW

YORK

6.50.

(AP)-Coffee

No. 4 ex-dock clesed at freight offerings include

3S

at 36.00-36.25A

“B”

futures

and

5S

closed

11

to

21

Sep Dec

35.80 35.80

Mar

4.79

May “M”

futures

34.35 clesed 1

TOOLS.

+1% +Y%

Reyn Tob Roan Ant

1638 31g

—% -%

Roy

+1% +i%

+ 5% +i +1%

33%

+M%

1

3578 5338

+% -\

Container

—-1%4

Shell

32%

+ %

Cont

+1%

18 35154

+ Ye +%

Edis

Corn Pd Crane Co

—-\% +M%

Socony Mobil

3638

Crn

-h +%

So Am G & P So Cal Ed

518 6253

+e +%

Zell

Bid

+% Unch Unch

In

+Y%,

Air Ko

+2M

Mach

34.32N

Sales

High

Close

43.59

43.56N

43.15

43.15N

4

38 20 1$ 6

«INDUS RRS UTLS STKS

Dow

Jones

+Y%,

+% +h%

St

41's

+M%

St Oil Ind St Oil (NJ)

Oil

Cal

37+ 40%

+ 58 Unch

St

Oh

46%

-%

+h —%

Stud Pack Texaco

Oil

82 aye.

+M% +1%

53%

=1%

17%

+

3658

+1

+1%

Thom

+1%

Tidewat

R W

/

Oil

Gen

Elec

+%

Tran

Gen

Mills

+%

Un

Carbide

Gen

Motors

+%

Un

Oil

Cen

W

Airs

115%

+

117%

41%

+ 3%

27% 39%

“\Y% +%

+h

Unit Fruit US Indust

20'2 9

—\Y%, +h%

Gillette

+h

US

Lines

274

Unch

Glen Ald Goodrich

+% —\% +% +% +5 —-¥&%

U_ Rub US Smelt

49% 27%

-h ‘+ 5%

+1% +1

+7

Harv

Int

Nick

Int

Paper

L

63%

Kaiser Al

365%

Kennecott

15M,

Koppers

Libby Owens Ligg ¢: My

49%

Lockh

21%

Air

35% 41% 49%

Oil

Martin Merck Mpi Hon Minn Mg

Mfg

"32% 147% 0%

US

Cal

-1%

Un Pace Unit Aire

MGM 201

7/4

2238 46'4

Twent

Mare (AP)—Closing

+%

Co

—h%

Lene S Ce Lorillard NEW YORK averages;

~

Sperry Rd Std Brand

Dynam

Jones & Joy Mfg

44.86N

Southn

Gen

Int Tel * Tel

35.81N 35.30

Oil

Shell Tran Sinclair

Oil

Int

Close

-

5973 4434

Inge Rand Int Bus M

Sales 24 contracts. High

+5

Repub Sil Reyn Met

20%

Grace & Co Gulf Oil

higher.

th +1 +h

Goodyear

35.00-25.25A.

+%

4812 59% 16%

Ga Pac Getty Oil

Cost and Bourbons

-1%

2944

3818

Gen Tel General Tire

spot Santos

36.5€A. Santes

O

Unch

Raytheon

Food Fair Firestn

FUTURES

Oil

4334

115%

Dutch

East East

3.2B 3.35B

Pure

Quaker RCA

duPont

3.31 3.32

G

StReg Pap Sears Roeb

Dress

contracts.

&

Rayoneir

Doug Air Dow Che

fu106

Pet

Proct

Bid

+M, +% +% +1 —%

Unch -—\%

Ford

High 6.15

Phillips

1%

125% 45 30% 4838 685%

Unch

Ed

Food

sugar Sales

M

Pas

Curt Wr Distill Corp

FUTURES

YORK (AP)— Demestie No. 6 closed unchanged.

Unch

Cent

Pap

de

Con

“Frankly, I would prefer to refrain from thinking how much a film is going to cost and concen-

+*% +% Unch +1% -1% -%

|

Patino

Brass

Comw

such “The

—%

60% 55 56 27% 493% 88%

43%

Burln

Chemetron Chrysler Cities Sv Coea Cola Colg Palm

neither a big budget star any guarantee of

751%

Nat Bis Nat Cash Nat Dairy Nat Dis Nat Gyps Nat Lead

35% 6558

Champ

calls big

Motorola

-% +% +% +2

HOLLYWOOD (AP)—T oo many American movie producers

a

—% Uneh

5038 65 17% 55%

For Smash Box Office a

+%

Otis Elev Pac G & El Pan A Air Param Pict

2512 23%

on

3834

393 11%

—\% + 3%

Cater Tr Celanese

spent

Ch

31% 38%

2334

milions

Monsan

Mont Ward Moore Mce

Ohio Oil Olin Mathi

Pace

the

made

+1% +1

Bridg

Cer

bonds

+

3412 28% 49% 35% 2814

Cdn

government

trading.

1958

64

Burroughs

higher

active

39% 18

31%

Borden Borg War

30. This com-

shares.

edged

N Am Av Nwst Airl

61%

Steel

more

prt

briskly,

gains in quiet dealings.

NY

56% 475%

Blaw K Boeing Air

pares with $58 million or, $6.65 a share, in the 1959 first half.

th +h +h + % +%

89

Anacenda

best

870,000

bonds

in slightly good

exchange

ahead

Quotations—

“ae

Armco Steel with a net of to 96 cents a Armour share. In the April-June quarter Assoe D G last year the net was $16,083,801, Atl Refin Bendix Av or 90 cents a share.

INFORMATION

TEL. 7-1413 - 6-5038 TEL. 2-1172

an

quarterly earning $17,109,144, equal

Raw sugar spot A-Asked; B-Bid.

your

Co

Pet

Airlines Can

Am Am Am

DETROIT (AP)—American Mo-

GENERAL GASES & SUPPLIES CORP. Ave.

traded,

repcir

greater agcuracy. Cuts Metal, Lumber, Plastics and composition material.

Rivera

up

21% 28% 13% 56 19% 37% 53%

was

U.S.

shares.

stock

moved

Corporate

$605.67.

Chem

Allis Chal Alumin Ltd

Earnings Up

performance.

Dipping

Munoz

but

went

Allied

3.40

Notching,

THESE

share,

declined,

Mar May

Do

ON

a

few

to $213.30. industrials

3,020,000

also

Volume

average

Market

their

a

selected issues seven dollars.

vanced,

® SKIL JIG SAW

US OR

resumed

at

totaled

stock}ees

to $54.57.

Press

rose $1.80 Jones 30

$3.91

higher

climb in the final hour. Most gains ranged from

COFFEE

Str

sharply

up

Volume

World sugar futures No. 4 closed 2 to 8 higher. Sales 350 contracts. Lew Chose 3.33 3.41

5.16”

and

the

powerful

and ‘lightweight. This 6%” super

Powered

which

market

trate on what it has to say.”

Compact,

AND

The

stars

SKILSAW

14”

percent

He says it is a big box office success without -the aid of top

top results on both fine finishing or stock removal

SKIL

70

And Wald, producer of films as “Peyton Place” and

e

Allows

to

success.

for the first time a sander with two speeds light-weight,

Gives

90

and active at the opening. Prices slid off from their best soon after

and nor

experts.

40 cents

were

fer

American

Poor’s .500

Associated

ments

was announced after the clesed Wednesday.

film instead of the film’s quality. Producer Jerry Wald says this

your

using

rose

The

of 60 stocks The Dow

publicize

TOP

Save

Business

News On Page 12

FOR

index

ad-

to Metropolitan Cons- orted net income of $23,700,000, ual to $2.69.a share, for the six Corp., of Santurce, for | ©@

awarded truction the

The

be

This month, work got underway on a separate contract,

COOLING

yesterday.

and

vance was the first reaction to the lowering of margin require-

present

Lagoon, first step in posed extension of the runway to 10,500 feet.

next

trading

was

seas Dredging Co. has been working on a large dredging and

sand

active

Of

bid

the

and

built

the load.

1959.

The

will extend 680-feet into the field,

parallel

International

yearly,

1,171,595

Plans call for 13 baggage stands with facilities for handling the Passengers of seven flights simultaneously. The passenger loading ramp included in the initial increment and,

finished,

expansion

sengers used the airport, a*21 per cent increase over the

immigration,

be used for baggage

two-floors.

is expected to have a for handling 5 million

passenger

fiscal

operations.

be

pas-

During the fiscal year ending June 30, a total of 1,416,158 pas-

public health, and customs, when they switch to the new offices,

will

will

of 27

$7 million

passengers

finished

by

as

been

Airport capacity

1961.

space

agencies

points.

Once

for

offices,

loading

low bidder constructien

Authority of Puerto Rico said that construction of the first segMent of the terminal building, which includes a ramp for interRational flights and space for

federal

a total

senger

Airport

spokesman

offer

and

segment

International building.

will

d wo

of

firm

year,

unchanged.

Standard

BEE

LIDIN

j

local

J.

Regus ease

The

HAROLD

05

By

finished

Steel

Warner Bs War Lam West Uni Westg A

Pics Bk

193%

+1%

45% 67%

Unch —Y%

43% 26%

+ 5% +Y%

+%

Westg Ele

527%

+%

+1%

Worthin

47

+2

29%

+1%

9842

+3

++%

Yale

And

Towne

+1%

Yng Sh & T

+1%

Zenith

112%

Market Tone oz Total Sales ~ aa +% | Of Special

Higher 3,020,000.

Inc.)

+% +% ‘+%

Chase Manhattan Com. Oil Ref. Co.

i+

Fajardo

—h

Fajardo East. Sug. pf.28 First Natl. City Bank 74

+1% i+%

+2M% +1%

Maule

Pueblo P.

R.

Aguirre

East.

.

Interest

(Courtesy of the San Juan Merril, Lyach, Pieree, Fenner

Central

+3%

Sugar

Industries

Supermarkets Telephone:

22%

58 311/16

office ot & ate,

| + 5

28% 74%

7 49

{

58% 3%

22

14

| |

; y

14%

©


bale

THE

a.

SAN

£

JUAN

STAR

— Friday, July 29, 1960

The big Economy

This

new

1960

Fairline

500 Town

Sedan

Twin: Fairlane 500 Town Sedan

is the

Value Leader of all big size cars! It brings you the Thunderbird’s elegance and matchless performance...

plus

true

built-for-people

room.

There's new king-size comfort with generous increases (up to 4 inches) in shoulder, hip and leg room.

And

leave it to Ford

to include

extra cost fine-car touches like:

at no

Rear seat arm

rests, two sun visors, cigarette lighter, and colorkeyed steering wheel!

Ford’s other economy twin, the New-size Ford, the

Falcon,

brings

you

savings

that

only

begin

with its low price. Faleon delivers up to 30 mpg with regular fuel. ..4,000 miles between oil changes. . is easily

maintained...can

even

save

up to 15% on insurance! Inside a Falcon there’s real stretch-out leg room. ..and no gearshift on the floor to displace the middle front-seat passenger. In the trunk, there’s nearly 24 cubic feet of space, over twice as much as rear-engine cars offer!

=

Your proud Ford Dealer is holding visiting hours

right now for these Economy Twins. Come pick the twin that saves and serves you best! rono ornsion, Jord

Motor Company,

The new-size Economy Twin: Falcon Fordor Seda

Ford

.

Show”,

on Cadena

TV's

finest

musical

every

Thursdcy

Telemundo, Chonnel 2 IANTED CAR

THUNDERBIRD re woRtDs most W

WS

$B FORD_pue rinest FOROS OF

_, HULL-DOBBS CO. OF SAN JUAN ween

San Juan

it

_ yg wew-StZE FORP FALCON

=

SOUTHERN AUTO SALES HULL-DOBBS CO. MAYAGUEZ MOTORS dak

we

_

2.

Ponce

-

.

65th Jnfantry.Road

a

Mayaguez, Aguadilla

and Arecibo


14 ke

STAR — Friday, July 29, 1960

a ec

THE SAN JUAN

San Juan Brevities Major To Hold A Picnic

and

Housing

to honor

honeymoon the

Corp.

A

Fashion

Summer

musical

show

fashion

will be

held

and

in the

Paradise Bowling and Sports Centon Matadero Road, today at 2 p.m. Mrs. Ana Santisteban is producing the snow in order to benefit the Puerto Rican Women’s

er,

%.4.

LOVELY Room

LADIES—Among

of

the

the Virgin

Caribe

those attending

Hilton

Hotel

the

Wednesday

Isle Hotel, St. Thomas,

cock tail party

evening

to

at the

celebrate

San

the

V. I., were, from left to right, Mrs.

chot, Mrs. Luis Negron Fernandez, photo by Anthony Murad.)

Miss

Ada

Vergne

and

Mrs.

Roy

Geronimo

acquisition

of

the

mas,

V. I., by

Hilton

International,

brated at

a

Inc.

Hoteis

was

Wednesday

cocktail

given

in

the San Geronimo Room the Caribe Hilton Hotel.

of

The

party

Caribe ger,

Mr.

and

Mr.

party

cele-

evening

was

Hilton’s Alphonse Kenneth

hosted

general W. Moss,

by

the

mana-

Salomone new

ma-

ficer new

and

and

Mrs.

ternational.

Howard

officials

attended

the

cluding

Mr.

Mrs.

and

Rivera

Hernandez,

Gaspar

Roca,

los Court

Mr.

Passalacqua Chief

Mr.

and and

Justice

party

im-

Gabriel and

Mrs.

Mrs.

Car-

Supreme and

Mrs.

Brown,

Mrs.

Simmons,

Pinchot with dilla, Miss

Sanz,

Ulmer,

Miss

Mrs. Marianne

Mr. Esteban PaFabiola Fernadez

Ada

Vergne

and

Mr.

and Mrs. Rafael Benitez Carle. The room was opened onto

the

terrace

where

Steel Band played entertainment.

the

in Ham-

Germany.

Leave

For

Invaders

for the guests’

Robert Williams assignment.

takes

up

a

Tel. 6-3042

“The threshold of beautiful homes in Puerto

Rico”

Personally attended by its owners Rogelie Hernandez and Arturo Torrecilla SSS

and

Sigma Upsilon Tau_ elected Miss Rosa Delia Alvira president of the sorority in a recent meeting.

Other 1960-61

officers elected for the year were: Miss Zaida

I. Medina, vice-president; Miss Lelita Fuentes, secretary; Miss Carmen L. Rodriguez, sub-secretary; Miss Carmita Rodriguez, treasurer; Irma Hernandez, subtreasurer, and Ana Luisa Marre-

Yolanda

porters. Elected

rectors Alfaro

to

Velez, : the

social

board

re-

of

di-

were the Misses Edith and Violeta Vincenti.

Various committees were ganized during the meeting,

orin-

cluding

publicity,

re-

ception

and

activities,

rules

committees.

%

Canals, Back From

Italy

and Mrs. Jose Manuel CaJr. are back in San Juan

Wright,

after

spending

Macri

and

Pat

poured

Lockhart.

the ss

The former G.

Morrison

Hampshire Hunter,

surgery

Wedding

Mrs. of

professor

New

Ralph of

Dartmouth

Dr.

Elizabeth

Hanover,

Dr.

W.

neuro-

College,

were married Wednesday in Union Church, San Juan. The Reverend Donald E. Johnson _per-

the ceremony.” Hunter

is

the

present

provost,

a

year

in

Italy

where Dr. Canals did post-graduate work in criminal anthropology.

3

and

at

Marie

coffee.

Morrison-Hunter

The

Rio Piedras

Rico

Islands.

ee

widow

of

the former provost of Dartmouth.

|

wed-

Dr. nals,

Mrs.

65th Infantry Road at the Trujillo Alto Intersection

Mas-

A

Hostesses at the coffee were: Mesdames Mattis Stager, Jean Kanz, Millie Hatfield, Emma

formed

COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS ALONG WITH FREE DECORATING SERVICE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL, ING

in. Puerto

“Virgin

ro and

Boston

mily leaves this month for Boston, Mass. where Chief Warrant Of-

and

government

Internatio-

the

home of Mrs. Eugene R. Lockhart in San Patricio. The Williams fa-

Mr.

prominent

in

week by Coast Guard wives at the

Mrs.

Many

island

the

repre

A farewell coffee was given Mrs. Robert Williams and family this

Luis Negron Fernandez. Other guests included Mr. Roy

sent

Williams’

nager of the Virgin Isle Hilton Hote]. Guest of honor was Mr. Elliot J. Fishman, who recently leased the hotel to Hilton In-

Mrs.

will

se

Pin-

(STAR

Brown.

Richard

which

acquisition of

Marianne

Celebrates Acquisition of Virgin Is e Hotel The

Team

burg,

Hilton International

Virgin Isle Hotel in St. Tho-

Bowling

nal Bowling Tournament

couple.

Siga Upsilon Tau Officers

Festival

Festival

Miriam

the

s+

e+

Summer

wife,

ding dinner was held after the 11:30 a.m. ceremony, at the San Juan. Intercontinental hotel. Dg, and Mrs. Hunter will

home

Carlos Alvarado, newly appointed director of the Urban Re newal

his

Sec

tomorrow

attended

ewntanbrecor

Baja

and

land

John

Mas-

Canals

and Mrs. Santurce.

is

the

son

of

Mr.

Jose Manuel Canals, of He has a master’s de-

gree in law from

Yale University.

His lada

wife is Canals

former InmacuSanturce. They

have

five

the of

children:

Jose

8 Nene

in Vega

land

e

hold a picnic at her beach

dowill

eRremae

The mayor of San Juan, fia Felisa Rincon de Gautier,

Manuel |

III, Miguel Angel, Diego, Alexander, and Inmaculada Clara Florencia.

While

in

Puerto

Rico,

the

Ca

nals have made their home at the Canals’ country home in Cupey, Rio Piedras.

.


? ae

>

—.

I Never Divulge Writers’ Names

Rp

ANN

MR

DEAR Recently

“Lonely.”

you

a

and =

NNR

a career

LANDERS:

woman

wrote

signed

ed at the number

to

wrote

she was

girl, attractive,

had

money in the bank and pre-

2

sented a bold ;| outside world.

front

to

about

wrote

to

their husbands’

bits,

poor

table

and

where

bum

for

since

she

has

a

contact

nice

what

he

has

been

bank

running

‘| around with lately, she sounds like a vast improvement. If this girl has an interesting career,

I hope

she'll

keep

it and

stop looking for trouble. I traded gee

é

! WELCOME ABOARD—Members of

the

San

Juan

and

Roesevelt Roads Officers’ Wives Clubs oificially weleomed Mrs.

Allen

Smith,

' Jr., to the

Jr., wife

island

with

ef Rear

Admiral

AHen

Smith.

a morning

coffee. Mrs. D. M. San Juan OWC, seated, serves a silver service that belonged to her husband’s grandmother. (STAR photo by Anthony

Wheat, president of the ' Mrs. Smith coffee from Murad.)

respect for a broken

washing-ma-

chine,

refrigerator

a second

and

a

TOO

LATE

DEAR

Juan

; Wives

Naval

Club

officialy

wel-

; comed Mrs. Allen Smith, Jr., ‘ aboard. Mrs. Smith is the '

wife

of

Rear

: Smith ! mandant District. About

Admiral

included

Allen

of pink

Jr., the new comof the 10th Naval

table. grass

Oriental

anthuriums

on

the

wives

from

the

San

+

Wednesday

,

San

Juan

morning

Naval

coffee’at

out

Pouring Bower,

the

in

deep

coffee

Mrs.

pink

were

O.

B.

Carl

Stanley

Mrs.

and

Mrs.

Norman

Van

always

this

time,

I

fewer

still are

her

good

name.

The

few

energy

and

werth

shoe

leather

worrying es

DEAR

e*¢

ANN

a boy almost problem—my

are

FRIDAY,

;

July

and

the Bimini

hold

a

28—Bob

Babe

cocktail

at 7:30 p.m. San Juan.

at

FRIDAY,

July

and the

Maytag will

8

LANDERS:

15 and folks.

dinner-dance Club

and

Nautice,

Nande

Granada 29—Fiesta

Resade

SATURDAY,

will

July

Court

of

couple

all have

of years

permission

older.

They

to take

a 400

mile bicycle trip—200 each way. I want to go but my folks say NO. I can

handle

a bike

as well

seem

money to her. Edna has had some run-ins with some pretty big peo-

out and I have all the gear would need. Please help me. feel like an infant.—B.K.L.

ple in town and I don’t want her to jeopardize her personal stand-

have

think

they

are

giving

great

not fall to the same

per-

HUSBAND

DEAR HUSBAND: I agree that fund-raising, ticket-se.ling and asking favors should NOT fall always to the same person. But it

time.

DEAR you

son?—DYNAMO’S

and

say mile

word for This is crop up who are

is to

Your almost

you

aren’t

bike

trip,

ready take

the

to

your

parents.

territory.

of our most precious

That's why José Gonzilez Clemente & Cia. is so

which you have honored as your choice for

distinctive favor, mellow taste and goodness.

579

Catholic

Night

formal

change

ceremonies

3 p.m.

:

of

command

when

Captain

SA ball in Puerto

seats

used

by ovr Indianson ceremonial occasions

John

Come and see the beautiful selec-

| Jr, USNE ' i

DUJOS-Stone

at Roosevelt Roads

MAY, the’ Rice

tion

July

of

high-style

Novelty

shoes

@

we have just received for slender feet

POPULAR PRICES

8

‘|

Ave., Santurce. will

NARROW FEET Unites States Naval Ls man West, USN, offically re YOUR PROBLEM..! lieves Captain Onia B. Stanley;

be

PERSONAL

=

___. '

SERVICE

PUERTO RICO

203 Sem livamelsco St. "Ge

“

.

eS ti sae

oe eRe eee eee

ee

593

ET

A PRODUCT OF

{P""Msiion OTT Hie ; a

ene is

an aeemene

ae ~

ae oa

Race oo

85° PROOF

MAYAGUEZ, P.R. ey

~~

2s

a

oe

ems

sere

.

ia

15 years.

party to be held at 5.30 p.m. in its Club House, en Ponce de Leon

29—There

I I

parents

of Colleges. for 1960, at a cocktail Meet, at 7 p.m. FRIDAY, July

ae

camp

investment

back

as

for their

it. one of the problems that when you go with kids older. Grin and bear it~

listen

know

I’d have

plan

BK.i.:

dating

400

and

The

an emotional

If they a

I know

play.

the

big

I go with a gang of fellows who

are

Dam.

30—The

I am

have a

guests only, starting at 10 p.m. The orchestras of Jorge del Valle

crew

not

about.

| On The Calendar This Week ‘|!

stu-

pid people who fail tu understand that she is donating her time and

anybody

to

e-

I don’t agree that Edna is ruin-

gets

Edna?”

and

te do them well.

proud of RON SUPERIOR PUERTO RICO

Officers’ rW. E. Westhoff, Mrs. James Cross,

Station

she

rea-

Sometimes people forget she’s collecting for a worthy, cause and

Many Centuries ago are some

hibiscus.

Mrs.

but

much

up and

eof

quipped

historic treasures. A similar heritage from earliest days is the art of producing the finest of rum.

coffee

Behind the table, on a large mat attached to the wall,

spelled

but

her working hard

good

Few people want these thankless jobs,

the

:

for

The artistic figures created by our indians

centerpiece

were the words “‘Welcome Aboard’’ 120

Juan club and the Roosevelt Roads Officers’ Wives Club attended the

1. Club.

an

—SMART

Sorry,

in

dees—and

Ch Prt

Mrs. Smith was presented with a corsage of delicate pink miniature anthuriums by the Club. The floral decorations, arranged by Mrs. June Daniels, an army wife,

Officers’

SMART:

man.

Downs

Don’t you feel the job of collecting money, selling tickets and asking for favors should be split

If it’s any comfort, you’re not alone in your misery. I was stunn-

Mrs. Smith: In an informal setting, the

no-good

mever divulge the identity those who write to me.

Navy Otticers’ Wives i San

hand

My

organiz-

ing.

a good job, independence and self-

Pe se

Hugh

causes,

“How

account and is attractive. Judging from

several

herself appointed head of “fundraising” and it’s ruining her good name in this town. Whenever they see her coming, they say,

her. She can have mine. I'm sure he’d be glad to meet her,

puts

shade. I don’t mind

this woman I can

LANDERS: to

ations. She’s got the energy of a high-school kid plus a gift of gab

ha-

manners,

ANN

belongs

that

usually

son.

ing

DEAR wife

complain

sloppy

jokes, etc. etc. Please tell me who is, Ann,

who

“Lonely” could

es*#+s

mitted she was lonely and would gladly trade places with many who

of women

me

U. S. A.

the

Everyone thought she was hapPy and a big success, but she ad-

wives

tell

have their husbands—with pleasure. } This is indeed a sad commentary on the state of Family Life,

herseif

She said

te

They


THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 29, 1960

Reader's Viewpoint The CAP

Case

Being an assiduos reader of your fine publications The San Juan STAR, I can not help but notice your editorial comments which have appeared on several occasions on the subject of the Christian Action Party. These opinions have uniformly agreed with those of Mr. Munoz Marin and others who have ‘expressed their regrets over the organization of this party and who have

felt

that

“religion

Being

be one

Gs 105 iS

a

and

politics

different

of great

should

opinion

importance,

never

and

not

only

mix.”

believing

from

this

the

subject

standpoint

to

of

the

present political campaign, but also from that of the general issues involved I would like to express my opinion if you will kindly lend me the forum of your great newspaper. It is a general feeling amongst lay people that religions

PAC.

NSCRIPCION

of

should

not enter

politics.

Let

me

first say that it is not the Cath-

olic Church as such that forms the P.A.C., but the Catholic laity and other non-Catholic thinking people of Puerto Rico who have become justly disgusted with the present state of affairs

POARS-LEORI LL

and

wish

to express

ceptable

their

democratic

The

oft

disgust

using

what

they

feel

is an

ac-

process.

quoted

phrase

of

our

Lord

“give

unto

Caesar

the

things that are Caesar’s and unto God the things that are God's” has been interpreted by the laicists to mean absolute noninter-

INA ;

ference

Lf

EYiF EB eV

PARNOOUT

AT.

MYND See

ore F ze F

PHaragEy

2

of the Church

able

when

politics

and

privileges

However

belong

purely

sphere

of

the

right,

nay

in such

Humacao, tration

inviting

town

parishioners

as a supporter

of the

of Las

taken

Piedras,

to “solicit your

Christian

Action

July 15, show

beyond

blank

Caguas

FOONRNNWWWwWw

MN.

is not

MNWWVe

at the parish

Party

(PAC).

In

the

house”

a letter

road

force

to

dF

RWW’

iY

WN

I RAXtK SF ;NW

To

echo

—”..

talk

B y

of

down

a

H A

“The

very

came

our

ness

way

good

dark

days, but that does means there was a

R RY

the

and

editor

old

despite

our

youth.

We

are

happiest,

the

say

the

may

like

a

the

inconveniences,

we have hundreds

upper-middle

class

recall

good

old days.” No one really

wants

to

when

heartwarming

They

old

we

harsh-

have

little

memory

yards,

filth

to

lining

the

the

tenements

alleys,

a

vitality.

The

vitality

is

gone,

for good. Returning to the cold-water it back. It is not that simple.

Sunday

was

The people bathed, and

We

took

a tremendous

came there

picnic

day

and

and

tenements

in our

lives.

cracks

probably will

But

some

years

to

ago,

for a labor paper. people worked a

I saw liquor

a line store.

I

Van

Courtlandt

think

now

unregulated

desire

for

drinking). worthy. We and yet we

this the

I went

I could five-day

is a serious

and

lining

themselves

It was

Park

In coln

bring

God’s gift.

or

the

to

West

Virginia

to

and was!

Bronx

do

do

this

problem

(which

because

of

that

our

we

is the

often

times—that

fill

it with

essential

our

work

our

a

a

does

not

worry about an economic recession every two have a spiritual recession every weekend.

The good old days were filled with and exploitations, but they were not always brings anxiety and despair with

leisure

conscious

purpose

to

and

Christ

of

of

on

the

rights

the

as

in

family. the

the right of every

political

rightfully

the

unto

Church

Earth

a

general

feeling

a

closed

fence

presidential

case

parent

to

but

God.

and

actively

truly

in

the

Therefore,

its

it

members

participate

as

and

is

re-

advise

that

religion

is

whose

limits

may

fine.as

long

vary

as

it

depending

to

behind

as

held

Hayes,

Andrew

much

less

Project sional

in

Puerto

of Jesus

the

our

not

everyday

Rico

of

Christ

world,

and

the

was

just

an

in

customs,

also

many

community

idea-

intimate

activities

non-Catholic

have

been

for

in the last two or three

decades

a very

notice-

Abraham

Lin-

rate,

likely

to

become

was

the

straw

84

legalized

a

gambling

delinquent

politico,

that

correctly,

the

broke

and

philosophy

accepted

following

in

the

the

I am

of

and

its

member

of

camel’s

back.

certainly

present

democracies

mandate

majority of Puertoricans for their children. Proof

the

were

divorce

conse-

our

so-

day

not

a

profes-

democracy

is

that

a group of individuals are elected to the parliament of a nation in order that they may carry out the will of the people It is

listed

they

often

also

people

If I understand

tremendous proval

Such

of of

towns

attended

(over

in

island

signal

at

of

laws

are

majority.

100,000)

front

enthusiastic

the

in

84

that

of the

want and demand of the desires of

concentration Project

a large,

corners

Johnson.

Jefferson

in

guide

ciety.

churchless. to

doctrine

to

but

decent

increasing

generally

four

is. The

meant

particulars

and

pealed

and

and

own

sacrifice,

has

and

re-

overwhelming

religious instruction this. majority is the

clamoring

around

dedicated

their

passed

The

for

the

ap-

the

Capitol

building.

crowd,

coming

frum

expense.

never

walking

before

from

all

distant

congregated

in

Unitarian services, Lincoln went to a Presbyterian church in Wash-

Puerto Rico even after great, outlay of moneys by political parties. Now Mr. Editor, these people were in a quandry. The three

ington

existing

and

Johnson

apparently

shared his’ church-going Methodists and Baptists.

10

palians;

have been Episof the first 14

executives only

2 of

were the

Episco-

last

19.

There have been 6 Presbyterians, 6 Methodists, 3 Unitarians, 2 Baptists, 2 Dutch Reformed and 1 each

of

Quakers,

Congregation-

vote

years

it lets

place

get

Place

of

Jengitg

any

others

time,

Board

most

of the business. Washington: The city with a heart—and somebody _ else’s pocketbook.

for

not

heed

support

of

this our

t

clamor, rightful

they

refused

demands.

to

Such a

comsitua-

good people of Puerto Rico in a terrible dilemone satisfy the demands of our conscience and

of the

three

parties

or

who

for

candidates

who

had

either

would.

This, in spite of innumerable

seem

other

did to

attacked our demands or else failed te support them, even when specifically asked what their stand on these matters was? The logical consequence was, that if all the parties failed to follow the mandate of the majority, then this majority must by rightful democratic means depose the senators and representatives who had not adequately represented them and elect in their

alists and Disciples of Christs.

the

parties

themselves

tion placed the ma. How could

Episcopalians

Ten presidents copalians. Eight

chief

mit

with

Efficiency expert: A_ fellow who can’t stand heaven because

hard work and brutality desperate days. Luxury it.

is

some

Methodist

have only

Jefferson,

and

But

men

was

free time for religious instruction for all sects, feeling that the person with the love and fear of God ingrained into his character

is cer-

belong

the Church

has occured

mills,

Churchless and

addition

Thomas

not happily describe what I saw. week and on Saturday morning

formless

unconscious

We

up

ie.

matters

abortions,

reason-

natural

quent racketeerism and gangsterism, etc. Some of these are abetted by the present governmental philosophy which pretends to develop our island into a gambling, free living, high spending resort such as Reno, Nevada. For several years Christian organizations have advocated

. It has been a long time (nearly 80 years) since President Rutherford B. Hayes could cheerfully admit he belonged to no church,

Presidency

that wound serpentine around the corner to the am no Prohibitionist, but I thought then and

is so

well

back-

Zoo. Sunday was a day of joyous release. And because it was different from all the other days which were filled with work, our joy was always mixed with a sense of reverence for leisure. job The

do

Four

gone

not

home from the factory Saturday night was joy in the air. What a day Sunday

baskets

society,

these

the

abfe upswing in juvenile delinquency, drug addiction, lack of respect for the property of others, lack of courtesy for others, pornography, mass sterilization of the female population, abortion

church.

“the

with

in_

but one thing

although he attended services on occasion.

little. This the middle

the plaster. Life is much better because of the ranch house and running water and the carport. But in the good old days there was an exhiliration which

engendered

role

Thirty-three return

the

of

affect

sphere

duty,

mores. The Catholics

There

tain.

hollow

good and

much and want of thousands in

in

and

years apalled by the great contrast between continuously increaing material gains and continuous spiritual and cultural descent.

NEW YORK (#—Candidates’ religions may or may not play an campaigns—

sending

praise

philosophers,

aud

the

is

We

heartaches,

and want much than when is the reason hundreds and

lining

days”

canyon.

the

the of

which

thinkers

Nominees Do Well To Be Churchgoing important

L D E N MM

not mean we necessarily want them back. It certain happiness we knew, a happiness that

of

houses

GO

LAN SS

‘The Good Old Days’ Were Not So Good

in

is

religious

for regis-

to

true.”

FEF=éeEePdWTFBOe

does

legalized

religious

within

of what

notice posted

on

from the Most Rey. James P. McManus, Bishop of Ponce, published in the STAR on July 26, the Bishop took issue with an editorial and an article on PAC published July 22 and July 12, respectively. In that letter the Bishop listed five “misstatements” in the article, among them that “the churches were opened to get signatures of the faithful—that

politics

unit

is perfectly

morals

on the person who is speaking and that priests and ministers are also all right as long as they remain within the precinct of the sacristy. This would seem to me to be a rather narrow concept

oC

INVITATION TO REGISTER—The pictures above in the

basic

affairs, This the

matters.

There

stays

church

the

affect

to have his child obtain the education which he sees best for him, easy divorce laws which tend to destroy that basic unit of the family, then it is a different matter. These things do not

presentatives

a Catholic

not

of neomalthusianism,

the

inside

of

when

in political

do

money

and

and

judges,

roadblocks

we

sensational response man of Puerto Rico

are

trying

obtained who has

obstacles

thrown

to do.

in

from by

We

the

are

the standpoint State

inspired

Electoral

by

the

from the poor, humble common seen his duty clearly and is sup-

porting our party with body and May God bless the fortunes

soul. of our. P.A.C.!

RaménA: Sifre, M. D. “Water Candidate’? for Senat ‘at Large!’ or PAC.


a

(a ¥ re

ee

2

MS

seo

%

Bans!

ie

.

JUAN STAR — Friday, July 29, 1960

THE SAN

A Ses aeons

w

aba?

vaee

7

-

AWE

Nixon Turns P @. Bez 418], Sam (450 Comercie St. El Wiltiam

43.

Dervillier

Wiliam

3

Kennedy

Pablished

Juan, Paerte Lice fmparcial Beiliding) Editer-Publisher

“

every

Managing

morning

except

Sunday

at San

Juan,

P.

Editor

R.

by

the

Star Publishing Corporation Garéucr

John

Céwtes,

A

Chairman

Terbe.

Execetive Tel.

Mail

Subscription

Kates

-

of

Vice President

States,

Possessions.

a Se. 3s 3.00 S133 68

Begutar Ma @r Ma@#@

Board

3-83400

United

.

the

6

3 Mes. $7.08 $35.00

i

Mes $ 2.50 $12.00

(Payable im Advance) Mates

te

i

other

countries

ca

request

Issue In Our

The

campaign

carefully, acknowledge its gloomy

tribute to’ the

character,

and

then

thoughtfully

and

something

like

this:

Nixon.

“It’s

say

if

way,

it

may

be

a

tipoff

to

a

plus

Richard His

for the presidency

Nixon.

nomination

by the nesday

is under way.

as successfully as

Milnous

point

for

Not since the earliest days of the Republic has the Vice Presidency been looked upon as

Last night Mr. Nixon entered the arena with his acceptance speech. His theme was the fight for — freedom in the world. Thus the battle was joined.

to

issue, and the only issue, in our time

is a

community of free men. There is no other issue tuday. It is gratifying and inspiring to know that the

nominees

of

the

two

great

parties

have

the

achievement

Mr.

Nixon’s

ambassador mate

to

of

world

the

highlights

United

the

Cabot

Nations,

emphasis

on

as

his

the

world

role.

Mr.

Only

the

Ire

Harry

politician as many

Truman,

complete

obscurity.

Yet Nixon was able to smash tradition so irrevocably he had the delegates roped branded before they ever

no

ranking anti-Nixon on a platon routine

Republicans

turned

confidently, obvious

Gov. New

and

political

Nelson A. York. -

Although

his up

rejected

Rockefeller

of

has

especially

been

able

hates,.

to

even

if

reason

the faith-

not

the

their are

the

foe.

type

to

passed

over

when

the

by

knew

about

go, charted

are

daffy

over

aren't

lies

more

their

parties

because

where

took

that

and it.

also

cool

calcula-

road

tion, the presidential primaries. One serious misstep there and it would have been all over for him.

LETTERS INDEPENDENCE

VS.

dependence

STATEHOOD

U. S.

positions

Sir:

running

is

In Part

situation

IV of the NATIONAL

in

high

and

Government

claims

unwittingly

the

contributing

Independence.

Even

dence

STAR

if this

to

was

of the

people

and

especially

tin

America

of the werld

the people in

the

tes as a country

which

Cornell Unimust take it

of America, since its founding, been an inspiration and guiding

as a fact of history

that we

will

issue that an American is first an American,

light

New

nor

Are

the

latter’s

visit

to

the

United

States.

Mr.

Lodge kept up a running debate with the Sayiet Premier until the State Department advised Mr. . Lodge to ease off a li and act more like a diplomat. He did, reluctantly, because his U. N. responsibilities had made him well acquainted with the nature of the guest he was traveling with.

have

ries of include

how

and

we

the

free

An

good

his

we

world

should elect the man to make

and

can

must

be

be

saved.

told

and

his

Mufioz

authorize

ments

the

has

government

promises.

bills

close

dewn

establish-

immediate neighborhood. cellent law and we hope judicious fairness.

parties

decorum

neighborhoods.

havior

and

the

tranquility,

of the

immediate

the

the new

in

not

including

Jaw. We

i

'

es

St

ha

a

3aSeager

well-being headquart>vs

ofa

A

M.A ti

system

in

equal

which

respect

opportunity

of all Americans.” (page 112).

are

statement

and

the

patriEnd

of

leading

scientist

does

José

C.

Barbosa’s

letter

of

with

political,

ra-

cial, and industrial democracy, social justice, and respect for the rights and opinions of mino rities, capable of being indepen-

dent? the just

Are not the Independence as

devoted,

tic, just as ders of the pendence

just

as

Would not

only

material

benefits

cans

and

allew

ters

in

it not

leaders of movement

their

not

Inde. great

to

them own

Puerto

to be

house,

also reestablish

would

the

TODAY’S

and

and

needy,

our

love

for

ever

higher

of

and

the

national.

are with

way.”

End

that senor

Barbosa

go

Rico

yet

the United States it hes a long way

to catch

‘as regards

man,

up

with

leaders

preoccupation

with

rights, yes, and even democratic

their

adds Rico

up to the fact is capable of

would

be

historic

pendent

and

could

FROM

Ya

0

CEA,

7A

AKG

Senor

Barbosa

seems

lawn igeotite,

as

is to

of

have

national , and { «cyltaral Tet a

ttwesfonaga-}.+

R.

go

9G 8 9°22 ‘fiigo.

064:

46

ABR

a phobia of independence, and of Puerto Ricans expressing their

siti2 we tees }

! bn

os dh

Sw

be

Schlafer P.

lg

-¢

049 QR aga) %g °>.'s

model to

to

0019 “9 a

to the world of good government.

in.

PPD would

EUROPE nhts 3. 7

which

a

or

national

S.

Roosevelt,

that Puerto being indebe

and

Leonard

confi-

civil

All

the

preference

in love for

principles.

of

movement

Puerto

the -dignity

the

citizea then a

Californian,

84

liv-

We

decided

suicide.

BEST

ideals

culture.

country?

Puerto Ricans first, last, and always. The only Puerto Riean solution to the status question is Independence. Statehood

demo-

standard

principles

any

Statehood

express

Ri-

mas-

not

economic

War

Yorker,

bers

patrio

bring

over

Civil

or

Virginian. If the Puerto Rican people were polled on the question’ of whether they preterred to be Americans first and Puerto Ricans second, which is a re quisite for Statehood, | am sure the great majority of the mem-

capable, as the leaStatehood and ELA

movements?

by a_

political

so far as concerned

know. that. they know that while , i bia

we

The

countries? Ricans,

traditions

designs

States

far as Puerto Rico is concerned, but I am sorry to state that in

+e

a 3 Geall SPS + aD RAT . Ra ks et nobe, Pe

Ri-

until

mony quote

Americans

neighborhood.

political

the

equal

quote. I agree

We know it was an oversight on the part of tlie legislators

justice,

Puerto

Asian),

colonial Puerto’

are as much part of the local as

They ‘asbe-

violates

equal

of

We think that is an exit will be enforced wit!

in congested

a

ing. . .Those

of the

disturb the tranquility with loudspeakers; they semble loud and inconsiderate individuals whose the decorum

built

an

We regret, however, that we were not aware of the legislation in time to urge its extension to other establishments, not necessarily of ill repute in the true sense of the term, but insofar as the possible violation of tranquility, well-being and -decorum are concerned. We refer to the headquarters. of the

political

democracy to (and, I might

their

for not

United

cratic principles, our struggle for

that

of-ill repute, and all places of recreation that and

hearts until the bounda-

not the name

political

the law, our preocupation with civil rights, our generosity for

some

well-being

the

minds

endorsing Statehood, published in the STAR of July 21st, which included, “Our firm belief in the dignity of man, our respect for

we

signed to

our

Indian,

have

the

Marvin

violate the tranquility,

and

in senor

Oversiah: Gov.

the

of Amer-

not tally with the argumentation

we feel certain is best qualified

policies

add, can,

American

clearly

Then

in

American the Negro

This

It is the issue that will awaken all of us if it is debated loudly, extensively, and in all of its grim detail. As a people we need to be made fully aware of the significance of a further deterioration of our

in the world,

peace

self-esteem in our we have broadened

The normal issues of prosperity, civil rights, pensions, social security, highways, airport construc‘tion, aid to the aged and many others will, no doubt, be debated. But the principal theme, the life-anddeath issue will be world peace and how to win it in the face of a mushrooming Communist influence which has already reached into our front yard in Cuba.

prestige

no

Professor

any

Sta-

does

ican Institutions at versity writes; “We

on

it

have

of La-

United

chev

Lodge,

far

nomina-

Has

international

but

to the

ton Rossiter,

future

persis-

spectacular

risky

to

would

then

a

ago

wanted

a course

the

were

long

he

is recalled, was the assigned “escort” for Mr. Khrush-

our

ecstatoday,

nominations

being made. Nixon won he

into

true, there is nothing wrong in aspiring towards Independence.

on

aisles, their

alone

PURPOSE series, published in LIFE of June 13, 1960, Dr. Clin-

and

But

send

the on_

listeners sitting

Kennedy,

wild

they

send cies,

tor,

were

any,

delight

get him there, tently followed

he en.

people

The

to

of

tremendous

Some Harry. Few, Dick.

may worry

they're’

rea-

speeches

Yet plenty of politicians who are warm human beings, who have a platiorm manner that can

charms

Nixon,

past,

and

well

political

shoulders.

are so to appear him even

But

ful

be

(as

high

Some

assembled.

out

Speeches

may

men roaring down ready to hoist him

mosities.

stir

speeches

seems able to blistering ani-

thusiasms.

from

pledged

Lodge,

for

Much

him

peace.

choice of Henry

soned

death of a president could gave

themselves to the full exposition of our situation in the world, and to ask the people to choose between them on the basis of each man’s proposals and plans for

a one-way ticket oblivion.

Richard

of

Democrats they hate form with

in

Unexciting

His

his best friends will agree doesn’t create tremendous

this that and

to heal the wounds of our making and to build a world

but

other create

the

shy.

go). They

Except

him

deep- in the man himself. Basically, Nixon is extremely

planning

occasions.

perfectly.

political

work

Rouses

President

Republicans here Wednight illustrates this

anything

careful

constant

this

his amazing career. . No other public man has been

it

Time

just peace, a peace that will permit future generations

Fee x geste

to

out at-Republican “failure” in the cold war and at his then-prospective, now real opponent, Vice President Richard M. Nixon.

The

Hh

early

able to take a minus and change

the Democratic nominee, Sen. John F. Kennedy, lashed

3

too

is a plus or a minus.” Although he never intended on

One side of it got off to a flying start last week when

sass Be

By ARTHUR EDSONAs one joker put it: CHICAGO (AP)—Whenever |. “This convention could just as distressing news reaches Richard well have been held by mail.” M. Nixon, he may look it over Altogether, it was a great

it this

EDITORIALS The

Role Into Highroad To Success say

Territories

Mes. $14.00 $63 @o

Political Oblivion

“Taxi”,

Dig

yields

/


sb sential

‘

oe

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 29, 1960

12

Private Capital Constructing Premises For Fomento Plants By

FREDERICK

HARMON

Providing “homes” mento-promoted plants ly becoming a major

around the San Juan completed,

provide

here For

225

plants

promoted by Fomento in 1960, a total of 139—or

fiscal more

than

example,

60

per

, Premises

out

cent

of

—

leased

will

from

in-

dividuals. Hector Pinero, president of the Puerto Rico Industrial Investment Corp., the real

estate the

arma

Pridco,

of

buildings ers

of

value

estimates

privately-owned

leased

to

manufactur-

last year at about At the moment, 28

$5 million. private in-

ture

last

show

will

the Hotel,

San the

until

5.

On the last four days it will be @pen to the public, prizes and gifts donated by local furniture makers will be given away. the opesing two days will be a private exhibition for furniture sitore owners. Guests are expected

from

nearby

Caribbean

islands

and Central American countries. Last year, the association reported, the festival attracted 20,006

persons

By

industrial mental

policy

vestofs

to

building lization

to

take

over

phase of program.

Governmental tates

that

plants

the

the

will

areas

where

Liberal

These

tax

are

incentives

on

ings

amount

per

cent

of

per

the

value

of

at six and

In

assessing

bank

by

generally

ket

value

at

is designed maximum

to give

$7

lots a

ge-

square

of

industrial

around

build-

the

Prevailing

San

rentals

situated.

example,

rentals

for

_ buildings—abeut feet—in the me-

foot

annually

to

about

¢

LISTING T@ PORT SIDE—The Norwegian freighter Bonita arrived in San Juan Harbor yesterday, listing way over to port side. A deckload of lumber had absorbed water from heavy seas at to add enough extra weight to cause the listing. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)

Among the requirements for acceptable plant sites, Pridco officials say, are availability of good transportation, supply of labor and_

housing tives

of land

facilities

ready suitable

within

distance

and

a

for

easy

Telephone Company Offers

execu-

managers.

the

George believe

This

investors on

is

a square 95 cents.

land

investors,

advantage

these

area.

commuting

criterion.

in-

of tropolitan area run about 80 cents

uses present marits

also

to

construct

of

standard-sized 11,500 square

one half

the value

owned

to

about

been

For

cent for 15 years. Maximum Advantage

already

has

plant

Ten years of tax exemption on income from rents. Financing from the Government Development Bank of up to and property

sale

vary with the-size of the building and the zone in which the

investment.

60

run

Juan

attract

include:

the

a rentowners

subsidiary

for

Prices

construction

Five to ten years of property exemption. The number of years of exemption is determined by a sliding

based

provides

meter. Buyers are eligible for all of the above .incentives. Most In San Juan Area Up to now, almost all private

dic-

tax

scale

sites

nerally

build

to

land years

tenants.

wishing

plants.

financial

used

of some

Pridco

investment

vestors

private

and

finding

develops

plant-

not

addition,

The

in-

now

Pridco

in

in

industria-

policy

value

ment subsidiary operates al service to aid plant

is a governencouarge

the

or acquired

investors with technical help in the planning and construction of buildings, and Pridco’s _ invest-

Government

buildings

incentives uvestors.

Juan furni-

Sept.

~389,000

Behind the rapid growth in number of privately owned

tion.

The second annual Home Furniture Festival has been scheduled to open Aag. 31, according to an announcement by the Manufacturer's Assn. of Puerto Rico. at

ago. In

will

feet of. floor space for 35 manufacturing oper/

Favored the

area. When

buildings

in

purchased

enterprise has shown a willingness to finance such construc-

Furniture Exhibit Slated For August

To be beld Intercontinental

these

approximately

square about ations.

occupy

private

ciation

dustrial buildings are in various stages of construction in and

for Fois rapidbusiness

silence

the

appre-

about

Bernard in

and

the

could

Shaw

said:

discipline

“I

Shareholders 100,000 Stocks

of

talk for hours

it.”

The Puerto Rico

CAROLINA CASUALTY INSURANCECO. takes

pleasure

in announcing

the appointment

of

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. State

Highway

U. S. Rubber P. O.

Box

482,

their

general

agents

in Puerto allied

Bldg., 2nd

San

Tel.

as

No. 2, Km.

lines

Juan,

3.4

fund debentures

International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation has agreed with

1, 1984, and 40,000 shares of its 6°4 per cent cumulative preferred stock

rata portion of the offerings

purchase at the same

and

ASK FOR IT NOW AT YOUR FAVORITE

Rico

for the

of

insurance.

writing

of fire,

SUPERMARKET

casualty

te

price for its

Rico

8-0340

own account any unsubscribed shares. In. addition to:the common stock offering, Puerto Rico Telephone has entered into agreements with a small group of institutional investors for the purchase by them of $8,000,000 principal amount of its twenty four year per cent sinking

1960.

the company to subscribe to its pro-

Floor

Puerto

Telephone ‘Com-

pany yesterday offered to its shareholders at the rate of one share for each five shares held of record at the close of .business yesterday, 100,000 shares of its common stock of $20 par value at a subscription orice of $41 per share. The rights will expire Aug. 11,

GROCER’S

OR

series C due Aug.

series A (par value $100 per share). The net procceds to Puerto Rico Telephone from the financing will be used for the company’s expansion and improvement* program

initiated

in

1959.

This

program,

which amounted to $52,000,000, has recently been increased and now contemplates expenditures for telephone plant and equipment of

aproximately $70,600,000 by the end

All

inquiries

regarding

insurance

placement,

claims

losses should be addressed to them.

and

notification

of 1954, the company

of

Mayne To Speak To Accountants Assn. Alvin

U.

S. Rubber

Bldg.,

2nd

3.4

regarding

insurance

placement,

the

and

notification

of

the

Puerto

the

Sta.

Rico

will speak

Chalet.

outlook

over

Rieo

claims,

losses should be addressed to us.

of

Swiss

Plan-

at a meet-

the

His

for

subject

business

next

12

will

be

conditions

months.

DIDIER

takes pleasure in announcing their having been named as general agents in Puerto Rico, for the writing of fire, casualty, and allied lines of insurance, by

inquires

of

and

ing of the Puerto, Rico Chapter of the National Accountants Assn. Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the

Tel. 8-0340

All

director

Economics

ning Board

|

CAROLINA CASUALTY INSURANCE CO.

of

tistics

Floor

P. O. Box 482, San Juan, Puerto

Mayne,

Bureau

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. State Highway No. 2, Km.

said.

Nothing,

place NEW

Nothing

good

glass

so why Treated Water, when you

IDEA IN SOFT DRINKS! Non-Carbonated

Distributed

by

“DIDIER” bonated

Size

the Mineral

Bottles

Juan, P. R. a

markets,

will

of

Natural Ozs.

at all Pueblo

and

re-

Water!

Chlorinated can -~ get:

Water

30-%

it's available

VENTURA RODRIGUEZ & SONS, INC. San

but

a

some

local

Carin

Big

Try

it!

Superstores,

or contact:

Lancry Sales Compa-

ny,

Box

P.

O.'

Tel. 2-582.

Pinetop hing

carer

185

San stil

Juan, Ei


13

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 29, 1960

can

| The finest your money

buy

AM __’

A DE LUXE FRENCH ICE CREAM

Ne FLAVOR OF THE

MONTH PISTACHIO

; : Lady Richmond De Luxe French Ice Cream is made exclusively . a

for those who demand the utmost in quality, regardless of price. Enjoy the rich chocolate, creamy nut caramel, tempting pistachio,

fresh fruit strawberry and other delicious flavors. Treat your family and friends to the extra goodness of Lady Rich-

mond De Luxe French Ice Cream. . . guaranteed to be the finest ice cream your money can buv.

A DE LUXE FRENCH IGE CREAM | Ask for it at quality food stores. “Leib

eg

oe ae — vhtitits dit 6h.

S

oe

a,

\

Lmao?


Cnn

ee

or

a Mee mer

me

CROSSWORD - - -

JUAN STAR — Friday,

By Eugene

EET TALE 7

2

|

5

|

‘|

38

V7)

Y

LZ A6

A

13. ‘Cakes and 54.

—""

14. town in New Guinea

43

curve

8. required

chart

9. Greek

QI1093

0

A4

72

®

6543

Pass

Pass

Opening

by

bidding

South

quit

You

31. congenital

to see

that

32. note in Guido’s scale 33. god of under.

two-club spades

[CiA[BIATLIABBCLACIT

21. foreigners

ICRA

(1 TRIEINT

23. plants of

re

38. cubic metef

BS etel

>

EES

“7 aa

27. clothes puls 29. split $0. lean-ta

ea S E iD A LIOIEIS RQ} FIL IE MSI TIE|P) a E/Pi | INIT LIOIBRRISIAL

37. f

GIEINI

two

can

second or

play~

duck).

whether

East

no

hope

and -

trump. so.

The

South

did

By Clyde Lamb

to

thought

it

asmuch

as

ed

with

him

East’s

three

play

only or

had

mark-

two diamonds.

more,

East

have

ducked

would

most

the

did

hand.

two then

no and

interested not

use

with This

the

four

is quite

Sauth ran off his four elub tricks as West discarded the seven and five of spades. Declarer now had a problem. Had West blanked the spade ace or did he start with a doubleton heart? South chose to think

that

it was

the

latter.

The

ace of hearts was cashed and West followed suit. It was too late to alternate

line

so declarer exited maining diamond.

adopt

an

with

of

his

play

re-

The result was to prove him correct—after cashing his three high diamonds, West played the

spade

ace

and

then

had

to con-

cede the remaining trick to South’s king. By the way, this is hardly a yictory for the weak no

.

€

By Bob Barnes.

Ree

39. pieces of

baked clay

40. mihe entrances 42. speciesof lyric poem

IR} 44. break suds

E|N} | |OBRUIPISIE(T

denly

JA}LBE| TIHIAIN

EILJOIEISIT

38. raise

we

Sxach

meas

25. separate

34

his

have been

least,

~

R

Ree

2m

against

{

mean

RIE

yt

{

amily

24.argument

matical

LIN

|NIOFRBDIAITIElO

gourd

be

convention in

At

HERMAN

the

THE BETTER HALF

world

UIs

might North

bably

Zz

correct—the Stayman convention trump—any normal system would should never be used with a | find North opening im third seat “square” hand because there is and the final contract would pro-

35. mathe-

fondness

of diamonds

game and

11. germs 17. assumed characters

East Pass

vited there.

10.consumed

North 2NT

lead: Queen

trump

bidding

DW

first play. A small heart was led from! dummy and declarer ran in the queen and took the trick. Now

Here is another example of the weak no trump. This bid normally has a range from 12 to 14 in high cards with balance and South had a real minimum opener. North, with 12 in high cards, in-

fissure of upper lig

.

West Pass

The

Declarer properly played small on the first lead (he could decide

With

AQ63 752 QI398

South *1 NT

value.

SE OMAMVAAA_._A DW

play ig important not 4 us.

certainly

bidding:

counselors

Answer to yesterday's puzzle.

extreme

K1094

©

LLL) 149

19. stage whispers 21. deed 22. game of chance 23. English poet 26. advance guard 28. wise

philosopher

VERTICAL 1. public vehicle

0

The

2. land measure 3. lacking 4.run away secretly 5. Belgian seaport 6. match 7. high, in music

15. to stupefy

2

82

o9K9

AT

ruffing

Seamon

wiser to get out of the dummy. There was no reason to duck ih-

South

AYe CAs Le

55. transfix again

16. repeat 18. pointed weapon 20. lavished

9 9

9 © &

William

cover

East Q63

y

stopped and the play began with West leading the queen of diamonds.

on

West Al1075

V7)

Y

43.surmounted 44. shore bird 45.suppression of a part 47. gratuities 50. steep flax 51. grape 52. Roman magistrate 53. S-shaped

133

By no

side vulnerable

42

44

aLo Gia LZ

HORIZONTAL 1. carved, striated stone 6. ‘Peter " 9. foot-like organ 12. seed coverings

132

OO

deals

V7

-&

V//

45

131

“

V//

V7

Wn A

North 93842 9575 © K86 ® AK10

CLIML

V//139

4

{39

2 =

Seuth

“ge

V/A29

43

Wid d_A._._..W’®W’

Neither

Yo

238

2ST

17

"1

La

27

ZA

Gi

TA

Bridge

Te

ZA.

July 29, 1960

W

14

a

bees

THE S AN

MERIEIEILIEID) 46. eges 729

48, inventor Whithey

platforms

41. musical dramas

Averace time of solution: 25 minutes. 49. Japanes¢ coin (© 1960, King Features Synd., Inc.) ORYPTOQUIFS

KCFFXN-GPNHEXF PHTAKXF Yesterday’s “)

TAT)

AHFG Cryptoguip:

OUR

LOCAL

EH SPECIAL

YA. DEPUTIES

“Did you see that crazy fool? ... He almost forced me off the white line!”

ROUSED

POSSE.

Ta WOULD NEVER (7

TCYFHX@G

Nx OF STEALING |

COOKIES FROM A /

NO. NEITHER BUT FROM HOME... THATS DIFFERENT.

Wo WLDT!

OH, YES, ITS PERFECTLY ALL RIGHT TO STEAL THEM FROM YOUR MOTHER AT HOME

THATS WHAT IS KNOWN AS A DOUBLE STANDARDOF MORALITY!

READ THE CLASSIFIEDS BAILY

WILL YOU GIVE ME

STRIPES

By

REALLY SOME

IF I

CLIMB UP PROMOTION MOUNTAIN TOMORROW, sir2

--——-—-

| 7-229

LISTEN !

YOU CLIMB TO THE VERY TOP

AND

YOU

I'LL MAKE FIRST

DON'T WORRY,

SARGE, HE'LL NEVER

MAKE

IT!

WHO'S WORRIED, SIRZ .

Mort

Walker

» 1960, King Features Syndicate, Ine, World rights reserved

SEETLE


THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 29, 1960 REX

MORGAN,

M.D.

By Dai Curtis T INCIDENTALLY, I HAVE’ © ONE HOUSE CALL TO MAKE, \ ALL/ FAMELA! DO YOU NIND IF

YOU'RE RIGHT ON TIME, DR.

PERHAPS I SHOULDN’T SAY THIS, DR, MORGAN... BUT YOU'RE MAKING A NEW PERSON OF ME! I CAN'T EVER

I MAKE IT ON THE WAY TO

REMEMBER

BEING

I'VE BEEN IN THE

et

HAPPIER THAN

LAST TWO

DAYS!

es

uy POG

>

___ By Walt MISS

Kelly

EMMY,

WHO HE IN

LOVE

WITH see

SHE'S A

INVISIBLE Bu

[7-29

LI.

hemes

SINOCATE, ING

ABNER

WHEN HE. COMES TO, LET HIM FIND YO? PIPER PINCUS, ON HIS

I( AH GIVE ITJEST ‘NUFF 47 TO KNOCK HIM OUT FO’ SAL

(24 EXACKLY AN HOUR AN’),

Bx

25 MINUTES

SASS

R57 E

DON'T NEVER LET ON TWARN'T HIM WHUT CREATED YO'—AN' MAY WE. ALL LIVE HAPPILY, EVER AFTERIT

OPY-RATIN' TABLE /7

§

ae X 1

toes. &. robe! an sie! SEO United Feature

By

THE JOURNEY HERE, COL. CANYON AND

F Salata

atlanta hahaha balalata tata tns 4

*

PHONE

2 t

:

¥

*

;

HAD A CHANCE...

w/ my

2... TO DO THIS WITHOUT

..-AND BACK IN THE CAR,HOLLY HALLS DULL EYES LIGHT UP FoR A BRIEF

LOOKING

4

B<. BID ANYONE EVER TELL

MONE

reas Is

he

CHARMING

RADIANT 7

SMILE

a

»*

LINES INTO.

*

THAT—IT’S THE FIRST TIME I'VE

i

FOR ALL

;

I’M GLAD OF

m BROUGHT FOOD AND DRINK-WHICH I SHALL PREPAREIF YOU CARE To ;' STRETCH THE

*

*

*

¢: The SanSerra Juan Star +: AC

SI

EA

EM

He, od

1

Re

Bw

oy

SSL pea j pede foe b.aet ~

ei

tek

Sos

Ss Sudiead

pee

es dts BGS 2 Sat

ote.

ple dhs.

Milton

Ltd -

EVES 7

Caniff


THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 29, 1960

16 CINEMA

OFF THE CUFF

(Schedule Subject To Change) Friday, July 29 SANTURUE

AMBASSADOR

Inside

the

GRAND: Center

Gunfight Mafia

Solomon

LORRAINS: Diamand

Rise

MATIENZO

METRO

and and

Ayer The

Dodge

Hell. Journey Earth

Desert og the

HOLIDAY:

At

to

Fail

of

Amargo

Gazebo

PARAMOUNT

Aur Story

SAN

Tin

Seven

Goliath

the

MARTI:

Count

Your

Blessings,

Battle

Hell,

CARLO

charge

Sea

Face Bigamy Investigation ROME

3-2329 Phone

(AP)—An

Italian

would

said

yesterday

recommend

a

state

formal

he

in-

vestigation into private complaints

of bigamy

against

actress

Loren and Italian Carlo Ponti.

Prosecutor

film

Guido

WILLLAM WYLERS

quiry It

be would

lodged Loren,

producer

case that

said

be

up

to

the

instruct-

of bigamy

form-

should

be

against Ponti and Miss who were married in 1957

after Ponti got a Mexican divorce.

Prices No

The

PM.

Seats

Available

Ponti

Waiting

SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT

Pictures For TODAY

>

PARAMOUNT

Ptr:

Show start 1:50 P.M. 2nd week - Successful run Silvena

Where

Mangano

you

LEGS

Show 1:50

James “THE

- 9:30

Joel

singing

STORY”

*

Cameron

and

MAFFIA”

Lollobrigida

“SOLOMON

- Yul

AND

Brynner

Gary

“WRECK

OF

JOEL HIS

Washington,

Because

most

gala

“welcome

home”

part-

ies to take place at the International Airport here took place Wednesday when Denise White arrived home from her vacation

in New

York.

Denise,

an attract-

ive teacher at Ft. Buchanan, stepped off the plane to be greeted

by

a steel

quiris,

band,

and

barrels

a host

of

of dai-

friends,

in

friend,

“Chui”

Esparsa...San

Attor-

ney General Arrigo Lanzara advised Guasco bigamy could be brought by any officer of the

FB, the Headquarters Wing will sponsor a big party at the Officers

Club on Aug. Silva,

6, says Maj. T. D.

chairman

of

their

enter-

tainment committee...Karen Kerr, who

DEARE”’

Ford KISS”

“THE

——

recently came

with gin

mom Isles

and

pop,

Hilton

the

reside

with

their

like

this 39-29-37-86.

ed that speed!

the

86

NORMANDIE

THIEVES”

»

(Pride of Pherts Rito}

in

explain-

her

typing

RADIO WFID-FM-95.9

WWWW-1520 WENA-1,500

Te Change) WKYN -630

Ke

WRIO - 1320

Ke

Me

Ke ‘ WHOA-110@ Ke YAPA-680 Friday, July 29 6:00—WHOA-— Early Risers Club 7:00—WRIO— Musica y Noticias

7:30—

WHOA

Ke Ke

— Sports

8:00—WFID-—FM-—Rise and Shine WRIO-Dise Jockey Hipico 8:30—WAPA-—Club 680 9:00—WKYN-—Morning

Melodies

9:30-WHOA-—General Store 10:00—-WFID—FM-—Latin Americana Music

12:00-WKYN-—Musical 12:30-WHOA-—Peost

Matinee

Time

:00—-WHOA-—Music for One WIPR - Concert :30- WIPR-Pan Am. Dis 2 00- WFID-FM- Music

for “Listening

WAPA- Discoteca 2.35- WHOA - Variety 3:15-WFID-FM-P.

with R.

4:00-WHOA-Molly 4:30-WHOA-Roy

&

Vic Music

Movies

Godes

Show

WRIO-— Festival de Cuerdas 5:00-WKYN - Movie Rundown WRIO—Tardes

de

P.

R.

WWWW -Sports Caravan 6:30-WAPA-—Lucho Gatica WWWW -Dining Music 7:00- WHOA - Antilles Program 7:15-WAPA-Album Musical 7:30 - WFID-FM - Russian Musie

Hotel

for the re-

9:30 - WWWW - Melodic 10:00 - ak

Judy

English

from

a New

19:39 - WHOA - LP

returned

York

recently

honeymoon...

nounced

and

wife

graduated

from

Hour

Show

Parade

CATHAY

soon...Fran-

cisco Pere-Guerra Ramirez is enjoying the title “doctor” after been

Merritt

WAPA - Serenata 11:00-WRIO-HiF1 Serenade 11:05 - WHOA - Midnight Matinee

their intentionsto be-

man

Mements

ne FM-Stereo

HOA-—Dee

the

U. of Puerto Rico Medical School and served his internship in Way-

Chinese Restaurant Cantonese Cuisine

Air

Daily Luncheon

Seafood — Nightly

Diners’

Prime Carte

for

a Deluxe

Blanche

Junces

Ave

-

_ AUS1554LITTLE CLUB Ponce de Leon

|

Rico's The’

Littlest Mostest

Paul Dillinger at the piano

Dinner or

F.

Santarce, Step 1@ Tel 38-5738

:

AND DANCE

Daily

Conditioned

Steaks

Entertainment

Ciub

Open

609

Specials $1.75

With

VOODOOERS”

She

was

(Listings Subject WIPR-810 Ko

mainder of the summer...Dick and

come

All Types

the Wonderful COMBO

families

Puerto Rico...A young, attractive, unemployed model filled out an application for a secretarial job

Nerman

to

LIMBO

Lafayette

to Puerto Rico

an Intimate Interlude

it’s

HOTEL

Steiger

MAN”

the

at

on vacation from the Cornell Hotel School, cut her time short

Ens. Truman Skinner, USCG, and lovely Barbara Schwab have an-

COOLING

ex-students

School in Havana, Cuba, but now

Juan

Kerrs, to accept a job at the Vir-

Rome

Ken

cluding her sister and brother-inWENA-Teerager Club law, the Dick Havermales, and pS: 15-WKYN-Entertainment Guide

siderable

publicity,

are

D.

Reed USA Medical CenWashington...One of the

and

nes. All four,in their late teens,

203 Tanea Street, San Juan, Puerto Rico

CALYPSONIANS end

THE

Fabian “HOUND DOG

in

Susan

Restaurant

composer

MEYERS

olaying

SUPER DRIVE-I “SEVEN

a

are

Puerto

Heston

Debbie Reynolds - Glenn “IT STARTED WITH A

Rod

divorce.

Star

the

Dencing

Cooper

MARY

of

assign-

SHEBA“

RIALTO-SAN JUAN Chariton

mention

until recently

Hotel

having

MARIO FERNANDEZ PORTA

HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M. Gina

cute

of

USARCA

businessman Garry Wolf is stateside for two weeks...At Ramey A

MORE

Cuban singer, pianist

CITY”

Mitchell

THE

his

court.

GIANNA also

McCrea

FIGHT AT DODGE

“INSIDE

got

at 10 p.m. OSJ. Music

Frank, Myra Morris and Bob Rai-

International dancing and

AMBASSADOR - 12 M. “GUN

newspaper

Catholic Italy does not recognize divorce, Ponti’s marriage to Miss Loren was criticized and called illegal in Italy when the couple returned to Italy. ’| A deputy prosecutor said at the time no bigamy action could be taken unless charges were filed by Ponti’s first wife or Italy’s minister of justice. But after con-

First appearance of the

Stewart

FBI

for

FLOOR SHOW

3-3478

- 6:44 Week

was a set back

OUR SPECTACULAR

Phone

Starts

- 4:29 3rd

PRESENTS

SATURDAY

DIAMOND”

MUSIC HALL

fun. .

AND

Ray Danton AND FALL OF

heve

FRIDAY

LORRAINE - 12 M. RISE

always

PROUDLY

“TEMPEST”

“THE

decision

Ponti and Miss Loren, who married by proxy one month after

COBIAN’S THEATRES

5

very

Walter ter in

before an in-

to decide whether

al charges

Regular

a

Sen-

showed up with his wife and 8 children, all under 11 years of age. Zerzan is now assigned to

opened.

ing judge

3:00

in The

a good idea—that is, until Zerzan

Sophia

Guasco

he would bring the a judge, suggesting

MAYER

Matinee Everyday iuding Holidays Nightly 8PM

official

in Puer-

offers free rooms during the summer months to children under 14 years of age when accompanied by their parents. It sounded like

Sophia Loren And Hubby prosecutor

Now

and

C., to seriously reconsider a plan he had instituted to increase the business at his hotel. The hotel

PONTI and SOPHIA LOREN ... face bigamy

The

METROPOLITA

Mr.

ed to Rodriguez Army Hospital, *’ caused the manager of the Com-

Happy

PONCE FOX DELICIAS Ayer Amarge Fajardo PUERTO RICO: Battle of the Coral PARAISO El Hombre Invisible, Tarantula

COLDWYN

of

Co. of Canada

the

modore

BAYAMON INTERNATIONAL DRIVE IN: Trap, The Horse Soldiers

METRO

daughter

| zan. Zerzan,

Anniversary

s=—-

the

friend of mine, Capt. Charles Zer-

Scapexoat

CORCELLES

is

RIB,

The

Michigan

foursome

Thieves,

PUERTO NUEVO DENIA: Never So Few

KRESTO

in

She

tinel,

Barbarians

Hospital

will be by Jorge Del Valle and Nande Resado...Making a cute

Man

and

the seeretto Oxford,

the Antilles Command,

PARADISE: Suddenly Last Summer CAPARRA TERRACE Night of the Blood Beast,

County

Mariana was enrolled at the University of Geneva, Switzerland.

Deare,

A7TECA:

ne

mal dance Saturday in its clubhouse in

*| Assurance

Roof,

AAA

was graduated from arial school. Prior

JUAN

IN:

Dog

home

New

_-Casa de Espaiia will host a for-

PLIEDKAS

DRIVE

arrived

to Rico...I just read

RIALTO: Wreck of the Marie It Started With a Kiss RIO

Whitrod

ck

from Oxford, England, where she

Mrs. R. G. Whitrod. Whitrod is an executive with the Sun Life

de Una Trapecie

Tempest in the Hot

Cat

Hound

Mariana

Legs

NEW BROADWAY: El Caso Adolescente, Angelitos del

SUPER

the

Sheba

METROPOLITAN: Ben MUSIC HALL: The FBI

RIVIERA: Peiry

By Chu

City,

For Fine Food in an Artistic Atmosphere

STOP

23

6 p.m.

Tel. 3-3858

until

?


eo nB@E

+ cl THE SAN JUAN

84 AA Abe ast STAR — Friday, July 29, 1960

-

17

Frankie Lane Will

String Congress

Appear In Musical Schedules Conceri Show On Broadway

SAN GERMAN—Ten faculty members of the International

HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Singer bFrankie Laine felt he was standing still while appearing in the Eitop~.clubs and top television E | shows. -The

result:

He’s

making

String ed of

La

his

“There

has

to

be

he

says.

who fied

new

“I

don’t

think

living

can

with

standing

show

will

be

is

Wie

ite

we

ice

E

ste

Ge

i

4

his

will

Auditorium, feature

public

the

the

works

of

word

bination

that

has

been

invited

concert.

The

the Broad-

Mormon

of

the

is

a

English

com-

word

“more” and the Egyptian word “mon,” which means “good’— thus, ‘more good.”

Beverly

_-

Wew Policy!

7

“The Guns of Navarone” island of Rhodes and are Niven Jr. (standing) and David Niven; next to the

to

satis-

a success

sold

featur-

Persichetti.

The

anyone

EI SAFARI

FAMILY LOCATION—The stars of Columbia Pictures’ took their families along on location to shoot scenes on the shown here in an unusual picture. Left to right are David Jamie Niven (seated) next to their parents Mr. and Mrs.

and

still.”

is so hopeful

he reluctantly Hills home.

chal-

be

be

20th century composers including Faure, Stravinsky, Prokofiev,

along the line,”

enjoys

Laine way

a

will

Inmaculada

program

debut on Broadway in a musical called “Mad Avenue.” lenge somewhere

Congress

here in the eighth program the congress on Monday. Beginning at 8:30 p.m. in the

Open every day for cocktails, starting at 5 P.M. and staying open until 5 A.M. (Closed Sunday). Fine food, Beverage, service and music.

Nivens are Anthony Quayle, his wife and two daughters Rosanna and Jennie; writerproducer Carl Foreman, his wife and daughter

‘and

their

two

children,

Cecilia

and

Carla, and Mr. and Mrs.

Gregory

Anthony.

Peck \

TELEVISION (Listings

Subject

Te

Change)

5:15—(6)

“Dead

6:00-(2)

Cartoons Cartoons

(Programs listed according te language) | 5:30—(2) (4)

WKAQ - (2) 11:00-—(4) 11:30—(4) (il) 12:00~(11) 1:30- (4) 3:45-(2) 4:00—

(2)

WIPER —(6) |

WAPA-(4)

Friday, July 29 Pototo y Fiiomeno Telefiesta de la Tarde The Big Picture Roje, Azul y Blanco “Un Cielo Desierto” Cortes Musicales “Lo

Que

Viene

del

Hora

dei

(2)

“Vida

(4) Ronda (6) Ultima

en

el

(4) El Implacable Dawson (6) En Broma y En Serio (11) Patrulla de Camino 7:45—(6) Joyas Musicales

Tiempo

Noticias Deportes

(11) 8:30-—(2) 9:00-(2) . (4)

Pasado”

y

Cultu-

Deportes

7:00-(2) “Soraya” (4) Show

Musical

Bobby

(6) The Graphic (11) Salon de la

7:30— (2) La

Nifo

.

Ley

°

8:00-(2) Show Libby’s (4) Show Panamericano (6) “Dead on Arrival” (Film)

Social Hora y Cartelera

ral

6:40—(4) 6:55-—(2) Ma-

(Film)

(4) Furia

6:30—

Mar”

THE

Arrival”

(11) Serruchito 6:15 -(2) Titularés 6:25-—(2) Informe del

4:30-(2) Cocina del Hogar (4) “Ghost Gun” (Film) (il) “El Milagro de la Calle yor” (Film) 3:00-(2) Kiki (6) La

on

“El Ultimo de los Mohicanos

Capo

Arts Fama

del Revolver

Gran Show de la Noche Teatro Carnation Tribuna dei Arte Credito Premia la Juventud

9:30—(6) 10:00—(2)

Extra de la Telenoticias

(4) 10:00-—(11) 10:20—(2) 10:30-(4) 11:00-(4)

Coeina Musical Tertulia de la Noche Film A Casarse Tocan Diario Puertorriqueno

“say

real

The Night Club with Night Club atmosphere

AIR CONDITIONED DINNER-DANCING

Noche y Deportes

et

the

piano

your

GREGG

and his cinco

Profesional Building

host

De Diego Avenue at Stop 22

JONES

(closed Sundays) Excellent Menu

*“*|RAFAS”’

PENTHOUSE

RESTAURANT,

SUPPER

CLUB

&

CHEF FALCON

COCKTAIL

OPENING TONIGHT To

Entertain

LOUNGE

formerly

FRIDAY JULY 29, 1960

New

you:

FROM

APPETIZERS Chopped

Chicken

Avocado .

Stuffed

Blue

Point

_ _ _- .95

.

with

SAN

TIME

JUAN’S

:

SARI as"

emt ot

12:00

P.M.

10:00

&

SMARTEST

,

|

.2.95

NEW

ENGLAND

Cup

CLAM

Bowl

CHOWDER ______.. 3

50

Manhattan Sesle Sy

.50

Chowder :

-

_-.35 ss

Ham

Hotel”

1 te simtuicnih

meds <a

Steak

Luissiana

L. I. Duckling e

ew

mw

Om

Bt

em

©

re

me

ee

Prime

-

Prime

~~

_ - ~ -2.95

-

_ - _3.50

a

Sirloin

ee roile

5

~~. LL 5.9

Filet Mignon

mushrooms

sauted

~ in

ie

ster.

4.95

ve

= 2 = = = «3:

Lobster Thermidore. Bar-B-Q Shrimp

Bigarade

eS

City

Steak

ENTREES '

;

Half Broiled Spring Chicken

* way

Flanken

Horseradish Sauce—boiled

_ - — — _. 65

RESTAURANT

CLUB

we

Beef

saute

Tropical Fruit Cup.

ae

_aneme Seeesy

“Top of the Atlantic Beach

Boiled

Steak

_ - - - - = - 2.25

2.95

U SUPPER

mushragms-

Kansas

with

Roast Beef _ _4.95

Sirloin

potato. ----------

POTAGES .

Chopped

_ _ ~~ _ 1.50

:

LUIS

MENU

Oysters.

, Singer-Pianist

OUR

OUR FAMOUS

Liver

Crabmeat & Lobster - - - -125

SHOW

York

famous “21” Club

HIGHLIGHTS

JUAN

with

. . . . 436

- - - - - - -- 2.95

L. I. Sauted Oysters.

- . — — 2.95

Frogs

_ _ — _3.50

Legs

Provincale

Brook Trout. ___-__-~- 3.00


LES

4

SAN

18

STAR _— Friday, July 29, 1960

JUAN

CLASSIFIEDS

3-8400 Ext 72 REAL

-

HOUSES

ESTATE

LOVELY,

LAND FOR development. houses fer sale. commercial properties, and complete real estate services by a staff of traimed per-

FOR

COOL

home

LOST & FOUND

RENT with

view

in Ja-

sonnel Joha Allen FRANCISCUS REAL ESTATE COMPANY and ASSOCIATES.

3 Nairn Street and Ashford and 3-8372

Avenue,

3-3506 sis

kitchen, 2-5852.

telephone.

SEST

Screcned, Near bus

&

listed

gz

|

UNFURNISHED

with

FRANCISCUS

cr

MODERN BEAUTIFUL house, furnished, all screened, three bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living and dining Spact kitchen, cabinets. Carport, balcony, garden. One reem airceaditioned. In the most residential section. Isabel La Catolica 278, Hyde Park. Rie Piedras, Phone 6-5440 days only. 2450 >] COMPORTABLE bungalows. at

kitchen persons

Beach,

residential section including utilities.

Montebay,

BE YOUSB own bess im a profitable business. Be a Mister Softee dealer. Average

dealers

4

NEW APARTMENTS: Furnished two bedrooms; air conditiened,

1910 6

one and kitchem-

Salvadar.

SANTA for

Boca de Cangrejos weekly of monthly Santurce.

-

BEAUTIFUL UNFURNISHED house, near beach in Condado section. Four bed-

Santurce.

rooms,

Tetephone

2-9483.

two bathrooms,

130

tetephone,

BE-' FURNISHED & UNFURNISHE® RENTALS are listed with FRANCISCUS REA! ESTATE COMPANY & ASSOCI-

SAGRADO

—:

A!

$$$

) Nata St. and

money

and

us

225

Bl!

your

3-3506.

CONDADO

3 8372.

needs

wathly

Cali 3-003

rates.

-

feo vu

n

6

occupancy

Rata

Apt

6A

35-0859

FURNISHED

in

ous,

39°

bes

bedroom

St.

Cool,

University Rent

APARTMENT

One

bedroom,

dimingroom, Condado extra.

section. Barclay

fer

reat,

large

kitehen

and

910

s2

list

living-

bath.

your

REAL

ESTATE

ATES,

Rivethree

servant’s

quarters.

Pereyo, 2460

6-351@

$6,000, For

20 inte,

}

5 years,

information

In

$150 monthiy. Realty, 3-1425 7™

lines.

Kitchen

AT

DEVELOPMENT:

between

For

bathrooms.

reom

and

equipped

bath,

2

kitchen,

car

eaily.

Arture

Saldaka.

CaH

tels.

2-2768

3-8755. 2494

-

or

Gaines

590

vate

bath,

some

with

kitchenette.

Three

minutes frem airport Good restaurants in waiking distance Breakfast served Telephone 9-1175, Isla Verde. (RFD 1; Box D. San Juan, Puerto Rice.

2152

%

ANIILLES

GUESI

Miramar,

with

Caribe Hilton New furmished s Bus

Ve liv

HOUSE.

nice

ocean

tm

tovety

view.

Near

and Condado Hotels. Coat, rooms Reasonable Rates

security t Fioor.

Building, Ponce de Apartment 401-402,

0:69

Leén Mrs

UF

A>HFURM WOoLSe __ Guest tlouse 1120-1122 Ashford Avenue, Coadado Roonis anc etficiency apartments Maid

Serv.

e

All

screened

Hot

water

Sonie

with alr conditioning Best hotei aad Tesicential section Beach tacilities Specia. arrangements tor couptes travet ins xether One biock trom La Concha

an

ndado

Bude

Beach

tours

2

Mrs

Aanie

MARIGALAN 2.3056

ditioned hot

rogms.

xnd

cold

beach tes

PAR

each

with

private

Terraces,

Manager.

Margarita

business

eee

bath,

garden

sectors.

Sum

de

Con UF

ISLAND

HOUSE

new nformal, in wvury hotel

cing beach roms inc 2

\

-

corner 2394

Cacique,

1017 Ashford

oceanfront area Large

-

Compietety

furnish-

Santurce.

3-3091.

airconditioned double and Private and semi-private

facilities

Hot

water

2 blocks

ses, shopping. 3-1481 Cacique 2140

rHE mg.

St.

207L.

single baths,

rooms. kitchen

from

a

rooms, al with private

aave remcideied charm &ome., and now offer

with patio,

private bath. some some air condit:oned

Une “minute to beach and 37.50 singte, $10 double.

inctude compiete Road. near San Call 9-0149. a2

bus. All

From rates

breakfast. tsla Verde Juan Intercontinental

COLONIAL Avenue, located.

yes.

GUEST

with

private

ditioned.

Rates

| Cruthirds,

alee

ashi

phone =

bath,

Olimpo air

single.

or

; ee

air

it

Guest

conditioned

ane

dad

Sua

Beatriz

32936

ap

excellent

breakfast

Phone | doubles, singles. pohne 2-1357.

ur ! 2136

8

or

3-490.

Leoa

floor.

office

SPACE.

Clean,

complete

with

Roosevelt

air

Puerto

and

Nueve.

Rivera

De | SPANISH.

Cali

SPEAK

Re | 2377

89

FAMELY

snene

just

32

T.V.

SALES

& SERVICE

Leon

1605.

OR

SAN

First

RENT

MASTIN floor

Poace

office

for

sale,

small, appropriate for lawyer. Payment facilities. For information. R. Velazquez,

arrived

3-0625.

Box

FARMS

Neo dealers.

ACRESS

ation

of

164,

FOR

Hato

Rey

RENT

APPROXIMATELY.

coffee,

pasture.

bedroom

SALE

MINIUM

de

62

triples.

GUEST

HOUSE Ss.

airconditioned.

Light,

citron water,

plant-

and

other

house

and

fruits, various

outbuildings suitable for poultry, 2 kilo meters of road surrounding and crossing Property. Mining pessibilities. Hard gravel pit. With er without magnificent residence, which can easily be rented. Panoramie view of San Juan. At 4@ minutes from the metropolitan area. Aguas Bue

nas section. Information 2-4871.

for

HANDLING

a

Tetereatal

oe

EQUIPMENT

carde

Davila Sucesores, Box

Juan,

P.

-

centers.

with our

walking

Patio

with

Manager,

Miss

from

Cabassa.

shopping

Phone

2-4026. 2352 JENNY'S: Guest House atmosphere. Delicious

served 600

1850

McCleary

PROVIDENCIA di

Box

251

1238

HILS

ce, corner i becue

Ave

Tel

with 28 meals 3-6802 UF

GUEST beaches,

rocms.

phone

Loiza

BEACBa

HOUSE restaurants, facil

2-9352

of

Station,

HOUSE

write re.

=

For

to

.

directly

at

your

disposal

1859

Information

2-4871.

830 | 2441

TWO Both

FULLY FURNISHED RENTALS four bedrooms, three baths and both

ocean

front!

Exceptionally

levely

home

in Punta Las Marias exquisitely decorated for only $450 a month until January 30th. Huge Condado apartment

in

39

only

choice

$400

Ashford

a

month

Avenue -

location

available

for

imme-

ACQUEDUCT HILL New. unique offering of gracious, beautifuily maintained country residence. Three bedrooms; two baths; big, airy kitchem and a hug tiled ‘porch around the house. High 1!% acres, with

now

clear

to

Special 2-2206.

month

rates

by

the

2-0887

00 | low

or

in

acreage,

prices!

SAGRADO

and

it

ali

directions:

property!

than

2666 meter lot with

—_

echnen entrance.

this

UNDER $30,000 - Several houses ia city and suburbs as low as $11,500! Also coun-

will

CORAZON

it

has

we can not

last

- CUPEY

sewer

Call

more

possibly long

service.

- Big, Won-

~

less than $4.00 per meter with excellent !

Robert Tschudin, Realtor

-

view

list here $39,500!

UF

G prairie 7 ee

see

attractive features

diately!

try

Atlantic,

1384

as'tr

San/ other valuable books, alse steel shelves.

-

820

AUNT amily

LA

3669,

Real Estate Corner

Steinway piano and guests’ delight Near

distance

R.

Near | 2464

tounge chairs. It’s fun te watch the birds Big terrace television for

Racin, Tele | 3.2331

tele

Vega.

de

-

Cc

Doubie | the beath Roll out of bybed theinto trade the with | water Airconditioning terraces. 17 | winds. Breakfast included: Outdoor bar

1310,

whole

clocks, fixtures, iron fencea | bleria

windows

FOR

UF

rooms

Ave.

Ponce

New build ing to business section.

=

Wilson

guaraa-

completely

Muniz.

2366

4

St.,

Mouse.

sea, with private stairway to| WILSON GUEST HOUSE - short walk Spacious, modern, airconditioned | te beach, hotels, shopping, in quiet. le From $9 single - $14 double.|vely residential section Well ventilated

ing

and

com | information. Mrs}

&

RENT

part

OFFICE

Aves..

TO PURCHASE

airconditioned,

WASHINGTON beach in

Centraily a

some $4

~

BLANCGE

single

- a| Wilson. Mamager

guesthouse terrace fa

606

Saaturce.

from

23994

-

MAISON and

HOUSB,

Investmeat

Muniz

2-3531.

residential

UF

Miramar, Single and

902,

two, kitchen and private bath Located BOOKS FOR SALE in Condade . ope bleck from Call La COLSON . : . Hétel. Private entrance. CASTERS. hand trucks. plat. Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356. 7 form trucks, lift trucks, conveyors and| LAW BOOES - one set Laws of Puerto 2184 g9 | other material handling equipment. Ri-/| Rico. one set Decisions of Puerto Rico,

hotels

DUFFY'S old beach

ss

bus-

Mrs. Z C. Steffens,

Saoturce.

cilities.

teed.

runners.

yards | 2135

1158 MAGDALENA - Suite Apartment. Newly decorated, with large living and

diningroom,

-

FT.

and

300

LA CASA ROSA - Guest House - One block from beach, residential section. All

tions

cia

water

and

COTTAGE

Personai

Telephones $-6231 aod De Mauret. Manager

-

Sakis

Hoteis

BEACH

Ne

FOR

rent

FT.

SQ

Diego

sil

ed, ome airconditioned bedroom. private home. Fully screened, timen service, ail conveniences. Large patie. Fenced. Daily, weekly, moathly rates. Las Americas

Excelite::t

Airconditionsd | 3000.

°

at 81349

Juana.

well ventilated of Puerto Nuevo

goors

(ue st Houses LA POSADA - two biocks from Saa Juana Intercontinental Excellent swimming beach. All rooms airconditioned, with pri-

lot

im

2-1461.

conditioning,

desires to purchase three bedroom home. direct from owner, im good location. Up to $35,000 with $10,000 cash. Call Mr.

liberal

opened by appointment

Gedek

CONTINENTAL

maid’s

carport,

heme

GOUSE

priv

WANTED

im-

mortgage;

GUEST

San

6-562t.

Can

SQ.

450

Ave.|

1691

mediate occupancy Functional Builders offers its “Buccaneer” home: 3 bedrooms, 2

1976

section, near airport. 108 Doncella Punta Las Marias, Santurce. 9-0774

730

BUCARE

1400

81]

>

Anehor

heuse

meter

located

eis

22.

clear, heart

compietely

neighborhood.

phone

Information 2457

RENT

ROOMS.

2463

en Megane

bedreems.

Visit

FOR

Quiet

utility

three

Stop

independent, $35. up monthly. One block from Ponce de Leon, in front of bus stop.

LOS ANGELES WP-23 - Separate living room, dining room, kitchen. bath, cash.

ASSOCI-

Borinquea.

82

room,

&

from

OFFICES

UF

AIRCONDITIONED

all

working

fence. $3500. 5 - 8 PM. 2454

COMPANY

ROOMS

Price

First mertgage $11.200 and $110, capital Payments

square

4424 SQUARE FEET office, clear, wellventilated. In principal business section,

3 NairaSt’ and Ashford, telephone

3-3506, 3.8372 2288

$225 81

furnished. choice utilities 2453

near

television

PENTHOUSE

room,

Ma¥aguez

patio,

and

3

garages

273 General Rius residence with

porch,

$22.500.

UF

apartment spac

tor

san

COMPLETELY

Tclemnone 639 2552

°

APARIMENT tn new build ‘rest. Second mortgage Ca be Hilton and the Cona8% rate. Balance cash.

ready

twe

drive

ter. Call 2273

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

dining.

Ext. 130.

2107

location for any kind of business. AT! utiities available. Price $5. per square we-

WANTED TO RENT

Four

arge bedrooms, living room, diningroom,

carport,

Licoun 4 bedrooms and 3 baths, irnished kitchen. all brand new

mt,

minutes

FOR SALE

HYDE PARK — ra: Magnificent

Te

#462.

-

conveniently

COMMERCIAL LOT of Approximatcty 12,000 square meters. Concrete ‘0use and various other mixed structures Hit (nsular Read #2 near Bayamon in 10

-

all air-conditioned.

HOUSES

years.

the

soon im Poace business section. St. in freat of the Post Office,

quarters,

liviag,

porch,

quarters

sa_mts.

sil

t'L

interier

with | Servant’s

furnished

Street

three bathreoms,

Ur | 2482

SECTION:

servaat’s

Cali 26138.

CORAZON

bedrooms,

apartments, bedroom airdecorated, ully maid Iglesias. corner Con-

q

$358.

tructed Atocha

2472

Ashford. Save time | laundry,

‘isting

by

nediitely,

etc.

MARIA

sate,

superb residential section on Magnolia Street, Samta Maria, Rio Piedras. Telechore 3-2162. 2305 730

ette, on the beachfront, nicest residential section. Caoba Street, Punta Las Marias, 2485 se

$16.008 a year. We work with

2447

FURNISHED screened beautiful Vaciatalega

Prat,

$13,000 te

Gurabe Road with water, ‘reath catching view of A Arturo Saldaiia, 2-2768 or 7 PM 8-2306.

2-8138

2490

earn

if

2287

wu

hot water, stop. $75.

are

REAL ESTATE COMPANY & ASSOCIATES. 3 Nairn St. amd Ashford. Save time aed meney by listing your seeds with as immediately. 3-3506, 3-6372

RENT

ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED ette apartment for one or two

FURNISHED

BENTALS

Unfurnished two Immediate eoecupPhone 3-7509.

2493

Call

's3

TELS.

3-5315

ty te

FOR

included.

Aa

tistings San

Patricie, Bucaré

Money available for first mortgases Investment properties. Call us. 291! or write Bex 729. Roosevelt. 2353 820

APARTMENTS

Utilities

2464

Baidrich, Hyde Park, Hato Rey, San turce, Rio Piedras Payment facitities.

CONDADO SECTION: bedroon: apartment. ancy $165. per month.

beach.

eee kela

inc, has for sale

te

fiaf

REALTY. and iets

furnished,

next

ai

81

Francisco, Sasta Maria, Sana Garden Hills, Villa Cavarra,

Park.

i

CINTRON Of houses

Ocean

|

im

Four bedreems, 2 with air conditioning. special living area, completely equipped

SG

De\ ciopmeat 2495

COMPLETELY

tecated

all day weekends to A—4 Violeta St. Tulipan Latersection, San Fraacisco

REta

or at

E

BESIDENCE

LET THIS brokerage service assist you to locate a fime residence! Come evenings

i

2342


THE

SAN

JUAN

STAR — Friday, July 29, 1960

>=

CLASSIFIEDS }

3-8400 Ext 72

POSITIONS

WANTED,

MEN

AIR

CONDITIONERS

VACUUM

CLEANERS

SLECTREOLUX

World's

only

BOATS SAFLBOAT

automatic

Also vacuum cleaners and airy purifier NO Breathe maintenance. repairs and DIRT NO teuch DIRT, NO see DIRT,

La

serving

|

continental

Concha, San Juan

Intercontinental, others;-lecal — transient. Typing, editing, contracts, shorthand,

0 ' 327

FOR

28 Ft.

outboard.

SALE

— 2 sets of

Call

Ponce

-

oa

* 729

DIESEL 2 FT. Cabin cruiser, two bunk. toilet, automatic pump, round bow in

Santur-

Parque,

between San Jorgc and ee. Telephone 2-5353.

STENOGRAPHER;

1604,

Poincare

Lanausse,

&

Valle

Dei - PUBLIC

H.P. 2449

19

» fishing

ing

chair,

» other

—

id

outriggers,

equipment.

board-

Cash

price

Telephone 9-0726 or 2-3013 Ext. 300.

82

}

masuscripts, reports. Hourly rates. Electric. 1120 Ashford Avenue, Mu-

WOULD

YOU LIKE TO OWN A BOAT? Yes, you mean? ?...Teakcraft

Ts

marine

toilet,

and bunks. to own

them

sink,

steve,

water

tank

You don’t have te pay

the

finest boat of its

at:

aeers

Sales, 262 Tierra.

Pi

Electrie

Ge

kind.

See

Puerte

de

&

Leon,

more Marine

2363

APPLIANCE SERVICE

25511, 33102

MARQUEZ REFAIE SBOP repairs all

a

MUSICAL

»

MOVING & STORAGE

$12.00 monthly. Musical Trading Ce., Inc., 1853

i z i

2-105L 2128 al and

overseas moves. and highly-rained

f

ists

FIAT 560 1958 convertible, 1840 kilome ters. Economical and dependable transportation. $450. Phone 2-6483 or 3-8400, ask for Bob Bone. - _

BEIDES

TO

wedding . See owner,

3-6911

it at Wimsco,

Mr.

nights.

Hunt,

or

7-2100

call days,

47

84

DE

SOTO

FIREDOME

WHY

call

ments

1953

Car.

For

A

USED

payment

mest

and

cam own

you

de

(opposite

CAR? $44

With

monthly

a brand

new.

$275 imstall-

for

sales

tions.

$210.00

and per

management week;

Therpe, Suite 202. Rio ton, or phone 6-5049. 2374 *

Write

Piedras

posito

Leon

Avenue.

Lettery

Stop

Building).

&

HELP WANTED — FEMALE PART

TIME

secretary.

for architectural 2 - 5 PM. 2475

firm.

Fluent

Call

bi-lingual

3-$275

QUALIFIED ENGLISH teacher. gistered mail to..Bex 10716,

FURNITURE

Mr.

Darting-

20,

from

730 Write reCaparra

FOR

SALE

Sees

Ae:

155

Taft

4 chairs, Ext. 58 or

TERRACE 2-190. 2471

FURNITUR®

fer

sale.

Call 729

mnv

3-3968.

RATTAN comaltion:

1115

DININGROOM General Patton

set, in perfect 2207. Telephone

2469 RENT:

Sak

of

Saeeeene

the

Fees are very Filler at 6-6645. 2419

latest

LA

machines,

ele

adding

machines,

copy.

monthly

rates.

typewriters,

machines,

aa@- | Telephone

ARE

Latin

Comin

Agents

YOU

for

goime

to

Ine..

for

Atlas

a

Van

move?

Use

free Lines OF

the

best

ete.

Don’t buy, rent.

Reasonable

3-4752, fer information.

Tax

Tel.

COND.

@MTERS

FILTERS

INC.

manufacturers

all

La

Bolsa’

Tel

22726.

No.

1657.

Santurce.

popular

Phone

large

or

Muebleria

Torres,

1408, a

Stop

26,

Joel

SERVICES

MOVE

or

FOODS

FHA

payment. Corp., 2364

VALUES:

prices.

tmterest

Universal

7-2082,

2-3013

We

Carports

handie

(412%).

Home Ext

No

de

ovlans.

down

Improvement

(AP)—The

ment

for the

purchase

from

90

per

The

to

70

U.

which

a

of stocks

cent.

margin—the

cash

Ine.,

Moderate

prices

Fernandez

Sapturce. :

Tel

furniture

by

opposite

Juncos a

Almacenes

Pier

9,

San

2-2374

a2

UF

proportion

stock

of

purchaser

ALL CITY Plumbing — Stateside expertence. Factory and building maintenance. Construction, operation and jobbing. Sewers and drains cleaned electrically. Installation of home appliances. Work guaranteed. Telephone 7-1327. Mufioz Rivera 1000, Conmstructora Garay. 81 2458 -

iS

CLEANING

YOUR

root

high

water-

ing, 611

call

dirtyr

65132

of

& PAINTING ff

pressure

so,

for

cleaning

430

FOR

VISITORS

TO

expert

and

Verde,

paint

Bayam6n. uV

BOSTON:

TOURIST

*"N TRAVELER APARTMENTS, 302 Corrmonwealth Avenue, Boston 15, Mass. KEmmore 6-1093. Sarah Ketcham Gardher,

owner-manhager.

2291

204

WATCH FOR

PRECISION

pairs,

watches master

chronograph see

watch

Puerto and

A. Gruen, Certified Clock Maker, Calle

Las

Marias.

Phone

/1

action

who

of

means

purchases

securities

that $100

may

put

up

as Attle as $70 in cash. Formerly he

would

have

to

put

up

$90

The board took its action yesterday in the face of event declines stocks.

in

the

price

of

common

Public Defender Loses

Court Battle To Wife defender Melvin Pierovich. He was the defendant, but

it

was more unusual than that. His wife was the plaintiff. It

was

Mrs.

ified

a

divorcee

Karlyn

her

case.

Pierovich,

50-year-old

40, test-

husband

struck her, pulled her hair yelled at her. He argued, successfully, that she had

and unno

grounds

she

for

divorce

had forgiven him. dered Pierovich

monthly

in

because

The judge orto pay $250

alimony

and

child

support.

si6

CONTRACTORS

R2ZPAIRS watch

and

and

Rico’s

clock

re-

complicated

only

certified

clockmaker,

William

Master Laure}

2-8166.

Watch and 2413, Punta 616

Around the Block 7h,

p‘érson

90

LOS ANGELES .(AP)—It was a}. unusual case for deputy public

PLUMBING

ROOF

Yesterday's a

wo) do be

TRAVEL

Extra rooms (12 x 12’) $995; perches, bathrooms. ete., at lew

YOUB

IMPROVEMENT THESs

Ponce

Juan. Service, responsibility. guaranty Local and long distance. We store your belongings. Agents National Van Lines

NATUBA PRODUCT Dist. Health Food Store. All satura! vitamin and food supplements. If we don’t have what you want we'll get it for you. 605 Belaval St., Samturce, 3-1396. 2681 730

similar

small

Maritimos,

Tel

(Commenwealth

774

HOME

22067

music.

825

EXTEEMINADORA

Low

Margin On Stocks

must put up—had stood at per cent since Oct. 15, 1958.

MOVING? SAVE WITH TORRES. We all types of moving. no matter tf it

Pest Control Services) Free estimate. Contro! of imsects, rats and fumigation services for homes, business and farms. Services guaranteed. Preventive treat ment against termites 20 years ex perience. 7-292.

$595; fi

Dictating

ing

Se

reasonable.

EXTERMINATING

COMPARE

EQUIPMENT

trie

deductible.

BUREAU: in

Transportation,

estimate. s

FOR YOUR dance or party - You can new hire a dise jockey complete with record player, amplifier, and large as-

729 OFFICE

FOR

Capitol

BUREAUS

DSTECTIVE

HEALTH items.

@

WASHINGTON

$19

DISC JOCKEY

2476

household Piccioni, 3B.

Santurce.

S. Federal Reserve System has reduced the margin require-

Phone

Street. 81

Ave.,

|F.R.S. Lowers Buying

appoint-

Leés

sortment

MAHOGANY DININGROOM set for sale. Come im mornings. Luisa 57, Apt. 302 Condado, or call telephone 2-6745. 2486 730

Phone

make

Santurce

-

DININGROOM SET, table; chima closet. $50. Phone 3-0410 see at 2498

Prades 6-3072. UF

dresses,

erono-

825 Traim

at

beautiful

Saturdays.

6-3439.

-ompetent -Agency

mical FIAT. Just call 35190, or pay us a visit at Martorani Motors. Ine., 1402 |Ponce

Will

and

Mendez, .

CONTINENTAL The

style

bridesmaid’s

available.

evenings

Memi ™0

Latest

storage SIEGMUND, Villa Rie Piedras. Tel :

C.W. i.

GOWNS

DETECTIVE

2-2738.

Ptease call us free estimate.

729

BUY

down ments,

Ponce

a

©.

party and date dresses, sold at

best prices

CARS FOR SALE information 2448

BE:

gowns,

cocktail private

for

AM

your

Leon

83

Our per-

handling

de

uv

UF

BRIDAL

or

2-1473

Ponce

—

Gp

BUILDERS

SPECIAL QUOTATIONS TEL. 3-4367 & 2-3839

or around “umm = the_ world

Valenda Baxt Express, Inc. Agents

for

North American Van Lines, Inc. 451 Fernandez Junces '*

— Telephone 3-3900 — Puerto Rico

eons ile 39 Broadway, New York

— Digby 4-7940

} ie :

nk o

212

or

in

INSTRUMENTS


THE

SAN JUAN STAR

— ‘Friday, July 29, 1960

emispheric Labor Meeting Urges Anti-Trujillo Bo yor

Arbona Says School Opening!

H

Will ‘Help Fight Against Polio Aga eS

of Health

rg HAROLD J. LIDIN Another call for an anti-Truji-

Guillermo

Amos said yesterday that the Department of Health will utilize the new school term begin-

ning

Aug.

8 in its campaign

have all children under cinated against polio.

All

children

garden

or

10

‘| Conference held recently in Cara_|cas, local labor leader Francisco

to vac-

Colon

entering

kinder-

grade,

Arbona

first

llo boycott by hemispheric unions {was made at the Continental Labor

+

added, will be given noticés to take to their parents urging them to have all children under

age

The

paralytic

polio

RIE!

outbreak

International

climbed last for the year.

SOOT

So far this year, 22 children have died of paralytic polio, five of them last week. Accord-

LOL

ing to figures

JOSE

Public

Health

. goes to

Ser-

_<,|vice polio cases here are more ‘|than half the total reported in ‘|the

entire

The

US.

secretary

also

announced

*| yesterday that the ‘{will launch a polio | publicity campaign.

=|aign

will

be

*|newspaper

condueted

Cruz

Casado, 1960 ROTC cadet commander at the University of Puerto Rico, has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army. He will take part in a ten-week basic infantry officers’ course

at

Fort

Benning,

Ga.

is the son of Mr. and Mrs. mian Cruz of 1859 Loiza Santurce.

in

and

radio

spot

and

te-

levision.

Vaccination bona

said,

of

is

the

Department

children, only

can

the spreading per cent of

do

thing

to

outbreak. the 330

Arthe

control Over 90 persons

stricken so far, the secretary said, had not been vaccinated.

He

DaSt.,

through

advertising,

‘|announcements

COMMISSIONED—Hector

department vaccination The camp-

Arbona

said

compulsary should of the

that

he

opposed

polio vaccination.

It

be left to the “initiative” parents, he said.

Joaquin

Rivera,

any stoppage‘of Dominican goods. But the Teamsters militantly anti-

execu-

as U.S. delegate to the convention of the World deration

chers’ there Aug.

of

starting 8.

to

boycott action began

tomorrow

Frank

Tea-

be

ivQwrnnnid ’dbdnd«_ QA

outstanding tional

the

Interna-

Star... mimic.

. .

vWD

sensational

and

\_q\qWMMNcCdQ-qwWM| DWVTP. NMA VN

RRR

presents

The brilliant young and

comedian

that

will

impressionist

get

you

around

the world in 80 faces. YOUR DINNERAT THE CONDADO, ALWAYS SUPERBLY PREPARED AND TASTEFULLY SERVED.

NO COVER CHARGE

and

'30

AM

SATURDAYS

_—_—_——_—_—_— Dance

to

the

PEPITO

Tuneful TORRES

Rhythms and

his

“SIBONEY” ORCHESTRA BARLETTA QUERALT MUSICAL

For

i 7

reservation

GROUP

call

Tel.

30016

ef

_AAMAAAAAA A OOMNOONNVO. AWWA

kh kkk % ET '?T ">

of a thousand faces”

and

Federico

Vire-

lla. The local delegation which attended the Caracas Conference,

held

through

under

nal

effort in some island labor circles to form a union council op-

Educational

Dr. Clarice Kline. In addition, he, will “be son

officer

American

between

delegations

Amsterdam, of

with

delegates

the

be

farers

delegation

‘of

identified

Colon

with

to the North American

(SIU)

recently

atten-

from

is

ta formerly

held

the

leadership

ganizations. Pedro Grant,

Latin

and

convention directors. The meetings will

posed

liai-

the

the

Gordiani,

Association,

or-

an independentis-

active

with

as a union

joined

an

Colon.

the Seaorganizer,

Gordiany,

another believer in independence,

105

future

of

the

island’s

in- '

SIU.

Arguing ment

that

here

the

should

labor movebe

Puerto

Ri-

can, “headed by Puerto Ricans and responsable only to the needs | of Puerto

Rico,”

organizer

Grant

denounced both transportation’ unions as guilty of “gangster tac- | tics and lusts for power.”

ITF Asks American Governmenis To Break With Trujillo. BERN,

Switzerland

International

(AP)—The:

Transport

Federa-:

tion yesterday urged all Amer-:: ican governments to break diplo-’ matic relations with the Dominican Republic

economic Trujillo

and

impose

sanctions

severe:

against

the

dictatorship.

The ITF also called upon its several million members in 172 countries to “support every appropiate minican form of

step to win for the Do Republic a Democratic government.”

The call for world-wide action to overthrow the Trujillo regime was issued by unanimous decision of the 241

delegates

to the

world

congress here of free transport workers unions. The congress did not

specify

sidered

what

steps

it

con-

“appropiate.”

Milford-Haven Is Divorced

represents about

LONDON cioness of

800,000 teacher members of the National Education Association. ciation:

(#—The beautiful MarMilford-Haven won a

band told her he ‘‘was not in love with me any more and was tiréd

divorce yesterday from the Marquess, best man at the wedding of

of the responsibilities of married

Greece

Queen Elizabeth, on grounds of his

are dolmades, consisting of grape leaves stuffed with meat,

adultery with an unnamed woman. The dark-haired 37-year-old New

The Marquis, Lord David Mount: | hatten, did not contest the suit and

rice,

York model told the court her hus-

A

favorite onions

repast and

in

seasoning.

eelias

life.””

was ordered to pay court costs. Thé

41-year-old

peer,

cousin

of Prince

Philip, has figured in a number of well-publicized romances with beautiful women, including actress

ra itconal Puerto Rico Dishes

Eva Bartok. Lady Milford-Haven

ISLA VERDE, BLOCK PAST SAN JUAN HOTEL

adultery

herself,

but

admitted judge

Mont

ague Nicholas said he would over-

Air Conditioned

RESTAURANT

“The man

Chavez

He was appointed delegate by the president of the Natio-

U.S.

Proudly

after a light-

ning vjsit to Ciudad Trujillo last week ‘by Teamster organizers

annual Confe-

Professional

Organizations

Bradley.

The Teamsters had announced last May they would not support

tive secretary of the P.R. Teachers Assn., has left for Holland

dance

—— =—

MAN

ain William

national members and _ associate members of 60 countries. The

—~

WW

effort was bolstered by the presence here of ILA president Capt-

Teacher Conference

at

eS MO Maanrr7WW, ?»E»”E_F"ar

Holland

Rivera Attends World Jose

Longshoreman’s

Assn. and Teamsters crossed the picket lines. The ILA opposed the boycott from “fhe beginning, and its refusal to support the anti-Trujillo

RIVERA

released this week

the U.S.

The brief boycott, two Dominican ves-

sels for several days last week ended when members of the

vaccinated.

in Puerto Rico week to 330 cases

.|by

public cargo. which tied-up

:|

The

of

dustrialization program, warned ° Grant, is imperiled by the raging * feud bétween the Teamsters and the

reports.

The pledge came on the heels ‘lof a short-lived effort by Dominican refugees here to block ‘| movement here of Dominican Re-

said, will be checked for polio vaccination. Fhe children, he

school

Gordiani

in denouncing y ““threat” the mainland unions.

look this and in her favor.

exercise

discretion

P. R. Medical Assn.

Will Meet Sunday The P.R. Medical Association, Eastern District, will hold its Semé-

annual meeting Sunday, at the Humacao, Rotary Club, according to an

The Most Authentic Spanish the

Open

every

Entire

day

Restaurant

The

Caribbean

(including

Entertainment

meeting

Sundays)

veral

Nightly

festuring PACO AMAYA (Flamenco Guitarist)—7—11 P.M. Tel. 2-1309 2-3677 3-2020 254 San Justo St,, San Juca

HOTEL OCEAN Avenida

Dei

VIEW

Cormen

doctors varez,

mirez

made

by Dr.

Ruiz, president.

scientific .program will

local

be

in

of

charge

physicians,

of

the se

including

Jose A. Ortiz, Milton Al Ramon

M.

de Arellano,

Suarez,

and

G.

Jose

Ra-

M. t i ,

LUQUILLO

aaa tt

RESTAURANT Luquille,

announcement

R. Mejia

in

P. R,


aad

oo:

=

ee

Re,

THE

-

SAN JUANtn STAR — Friday, Nice, July 29, . 1960 TAB s. GE: enna, he Siz

QTE

E SESE EEE

f

SESE

SESSA EEE EEE EE SEES

What The Stars Foretell CREAR

GENERAL

By Carroll

TENDENCIES:

to neat touch and

finish. ARIES

* * * *

CHAAR

Dec.

21)

The

(Nov.

ideal day

22

to

to meet

Important you be out in the outside world of activity today, since

new people, new prospects and| particularly to confer with those

you radiate charm and can easily

whose experience has been differ-

get what

ent

you

want.

However,

use

diplomacy at home. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Be sure you do not indulge in any extravagances of any sort. Take particular care in motion

to your

ee

21

ee

ARRIVAL 8.3. JULY

own.

FAIRLAND

2

SJ

TO

LEADER

ports

2

Ponce,

2

2

St. Thomas

Venezuela

2

38

Venezuela

Amsterdam

29

x

Barranquilla

_

CITY

OF

ALMA -

just

the

tips

you

Pacific

Ponce,

need

at

this;

time.

Aus.

x»

Coast.

Mayaguez

But be sure you that

fellow

Pacific

2

Lines —

Oswega Bulk Carrier,

who

is

in

a|

Waterman

than

wisely

Lighterage

R.

Royal Netherlands, 8. J. Trading

Coast

avoid or ignore; Rather

worker

R.

P.

Freight

Tropic

;

of

Land

Sea

Newark

27

St. Crom

P.

SCARLET

LINDA

Line

Lykes

Mayaguez, Ponce. S American, Gulf

=

BERNICE M OSWEGA

OPERATOR AND/ OR AGENTS

Newark

STAR

TROPIC

DEPARTURE JULY

2

ports

me

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Be very nice to higher-ups, show gratitude for alliance, work dili-

fine | gently. SAGITTARIUS

(March 21 to April 19)

ee

FROM

x

You; Have a wonderful day.

for showing your charm and what-| ever ability you have in matters| pertaining

Righter

wee

ESSE SESE ESHER, |

at

spend

some

money

un-

amusement

that

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) You can get excellent advice| from

individuals

who

are

you

qualified

admire

to

give

AQUARIUS (Jan.'21 to Feb.| bad mood and would give you a|is hardly worthwhile, be surer 19) A fine day to exchange good | rigorous and rough time. Be bus-| you get your surroundings in and | ideas with efficient associates andj ily occupied. fine order and immaculately you] then get right to work on them. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) | clean.

or while driving on the highway. GEMINI

(May

21

to

June

21)

Take care you are not too demanding where any money or real estate matters are concerned. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 t¢ July 21) Show devotion to backers. Then improve appearance of surroundings wing in your

LEO

and start affairs.

an

COMMONWEALTH

[7

be

be

sure

accomplished

you

do

not

today.

But

waste

any

time on that which is not while. Up and at-’em!

can

do

much

to

bring

Be calm and keep informed of developments when official hurricane warning are issued. These are published by the press and broadcast by radio and TV.

your

We, at the Water Resources Authority —

personal ambitions to early fruitjon.

LIBRA Get

(Sept.

out

who

with

will

you

to

23

to

Oct.

fascinating

inspire

advance

you

in

ed by a cyclone—

Page i

1— of

Said.

2—

where

the

red

3—

Nixon

4—

sserted, Americans must work for victory for the free world without

war.

Our goal, he said, must be tory for freedom. — Nixon

said

he

was

not

vic-

of

freedom

over

6—

tyranny.

7—

'

world

conflict.

agencies

The

These

dealing

said

these

organs

of

gov-

TURKISH (Centinued

From

1)

fr

i!

i

i

border returned the fire.

2 i

Disconnect the radio and the TV antenna as soon as the power goes out. A sudden heavy surge of electric current may put these appliances out of service should the antenna fall and make Do not get near or contact fallen electric lines.

Advise the Water

This is danger-

,

Resources

Authority

Provide yourself beforehand

Iumination

atid cooking

Puerto Rico Water

with

if you

notice

non-electrical

anything

means

for

il-

Resources Authority is ever alert to provide

it promptly

when

trouble

lines before service is reestablished. The delay in restoring service will then be caused by our first duty to protect life and property.

In restoring service the order of priority will

Hospitals,

2—

First Aid

Stations,

3—

Fire

be as follows:

fighting

for business where

indispensable

In the rural areas priorities will be as follows: 1—

Dairies

2— 3—

Industries ue Stores and residences

having ‘refrigeration installations

and

Mercantile

commodities

Residences

tries.

1—

installations

public buildings where masses of peoples are sheltered, 4—

establishments open

being sold under emergency circumstances, 5— Page

all electric switches,

In cases of danger to life or property it is first necessary to inspect the |

S er

Nixon

in your

position.

develops.

with

the exchange of persons and information, loans and grants and technical assistance.

in the “off”

continuous electric service and to reestablish

eas

of be

Should the electric service go off, open

wrong with the electric lines.

organization of all agencies having responsibilities in non-military would

repairs

ous and may cause death.

As objectives, he proposed better health over disease and plenty over poverty for the world. For the United States’ part in th:s effort, Nixon called for a new

phases

electrical

contact with high tension lines. 5—

refer-

ring to victory over any other nation or people but was speaking

own

electrician.

Do not tamper with the electrical installation or under any cirthat is put them

slogan

4, Actory for Communism,

Call an authorized

cumstances if you are wearing wet clothing or the floor is wet.

¢ Communism. age

Do not attempt to make your home.

conter@d it is not enough to contaiy Communism, to stop Commu! , or to defend the free an

in their

order of importance.

He

world

to promptly

service available. Such reports will be attended

cx€er.

Ste¢S must a tr Meet threats

the 1960s, Nix®

power

The following recommendations will reduce inconveniences caus-

(Continued Fre The United new strategy

227

and 4elp

NIXON:

your electric

supplier — will be alert to receive telephone reports of line trouble service interruptions, etc., during a\l the time that there is telephone

persMS

your

RICO

When there is a Hurricane

worth-

VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) If you confer with wise advisers you

PUERTO

PUERTO RICO WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY.

ups-

(July 22 to Aug. 21) Much

can

OF

and

are

indus-


Pid, July 29, 1960

STA

THe SAN JUAN

SE

Arbona Says School Opening! Will Help Fight Against Polio children

All

Arbona

to

urging parents their to take them to have all children under age vaccinated. school outbreak polio paralytic The last climbed Rico Puerto in

week

cases

for

this

year,

22

far

So

Assn.

picket

children

The

polio, of paralytic died have five of them last week. Accord,|by the U.S. Public Health Ser_<|vice polio cases here are more ‘|than half the total reported in entire

the

ee

“<|mewspaper

>

‘

.

lieutenant l

in

radio

and

te-

levision.

Cruz

Vaccination

Casado, 1960 ROTC cadet commander at the University of Puerte Rico, hasa been commissioned

second

in

spot

and

advertising,

announcements

COMMISSIONED—Hector

a

department

the

bona

said,

of

is

children,

the

only

Ar-

thing

the

Department can do to control the spreading outbreak. Over 90 U.S -|per cent of the 330 persons

the

Army. He will take part im ajstricken so far, the secretary ten-week basic infantry officers’| said, had not been vaccinated. course at Fort Benning, , Ga. He Arbona said th at he opposed

is the

man

son of Mr. and

Cruz

of

1859

Mrs.

Da-|compulsary

Loiza

St.,|

anturce.

should of the

polio

vaccination.

It

be left to the “initiative” parents, he said.

nD

I == 8

G

00M.

convention chers’

«annual Confe-

Professional

of

there

starting

Aug.

8.

He by

the

the

president

of

the

Dr. In

Clarice Kline. addition, he will

son

officer

between

American convention

delegations directors.

meetings of

with

delegates members

U.S. delegation 800,000 teacher

presents

the

105

|

C

Star...

sensational

mimic.

. .

tir.

PEPE MILLER “The man

of a thousand faces”

The

brilliant

and comedian

young

that

impressionist

will get you

the world YOUR DINNER _AT THE CONDADO, ALWAYS SUPERBLY PREPARED AND TASTEFULLY SERVED. . . !

NO COVER

Dance

to

the

in 80 faces.

SHOW. 1030 P.M.

CHARGE

1030 130

Tuneful

around

P.M

AM

Rhythms

TIME DAILY AND

SATURDAYS

ef

and

The

BABLETTA

MUSICAL reservation

3-0016

goods.

after a light-

Grant

transportation. of “gangster

tac-

American

farers

as a union organizer,

(SIU)

joined

with

the

Colon.

yesterday

ican

governments

matic

relations

The

ITF

urged

Federa-

all

to

Amer-

break diplo-

with

also

the

called

million

Domi-

to

propiate

step

minican

Republic

of

The

upon

members

countries form

“support to

win

72

every

ap-

for

a

its

in the

Do

Democratic

government.”

call for world-wide

action

to overthrow the Trujillo regime was issued by unanimous decision

of the 241 delegates to the world

an independentis-

active

(AP)—The

Transport

tion

several

or-

ta formerly

Switzerland

nican Republic and impose severe economic sanctions against the Trujillo dictatorship.

organizers

congress

Sea-

here

of

free

transport

workers unions. The congress did not specify what. steps it con-

Gordiany,

sidered

believer in independence,

(#—The

cioness

of

divorce

yesterday

beautiful

Milford-Haven from

Mar-

won the

a

Mar-

at the wedding of

Queen Elizabeth, on grounds of his adultery with an unnamed woman.

The dark-haired

meat,

York

model

ra

37-year-old New

told the court her hus-

“appropiate.”

band

told her

he

with

me

more

of

the

any

‘‘was

not

in love

and was

responsibilities

of

tired

married

life.” The Marquis, Lord David Mountbatten, did not contest the suit and

was ordered to pay court costs. The 41-year-old

peer,

cousin

of

Prince

Philip, has figured in a number of well-publicized romances with beautiful

iteonal

Eva

Puerto Rico Dishes ISLA VERDE, BLOCK PAST SAN JUAN HOTEL

women,

including

actress

Milford-Haven herself, but judge

dmitted Mont-

Bartok.

Lady adultery

ague Nicholas said he would overlook this and exercise discretion in her favor.

Air Conditioned

P. R. Medical Assn. Will Meet Sunday The P.R. Medical Association, Eastern District, will hold its Semiannual meeting Sunday, at the Humacao, Rotary Club, according

The

Most

Open

Authentic Spanish Restaurant the Entire Caribbean every day (including Sundays)

to an announcement made R. Mejia Ruiz, president.

in

Entertainment Nightly featuring PACO AMAYA (Flamenco Guitarist)}—7—11 P.M. Tel. 2-1309 2-3677 3-2020 254 San Justo St., San Juen

HOTEL LUQUILLO OCEAN Avenida

Del

SEAFOOD

QUERALT

GROUP call Tel.

organizer

both

as guilty

BERN,

announced

not support

North

Grant,

LONDON

seasoning.

PEPITO TORRES and his “SIBONEY” ORCHESTRA

For

with

Ri-

Milford-Haven Is Divorced

associa-

LL

tional

Interna-

Ree;

;Z

outstanding

to the

another

Association.

stuffed

onions

its re-

of Deminican

quess, best man

leaves

rice,

and

Teamster

recently

favorite repast in Greece dolmades, consisting of

are

move-

Puerto

ITF Asks American

anti-Trujillo by the pre-

they would

Pedro

represents about members of the

Education

labor be

tics and lusts for power.”

ganizations.

atten-

and

beginning,

‘by

posed

held

of 60 countries.

unions

The local delegation which attended the Caracas Conference, under the leadership Colon Gordiani, is identified with an effort in some island labor circles to form a union cauncil op-

the

from

Rico,”

denounced

boycott

lla.

liai-

the

the

held

Latin

be

the

should

International

opposed

Frank Chavez and Federico Vire-

and

will

Amsterdam,

National ciation.

“be

the

and

ain William Bradley. The Teamsters had

week

Natio-

the Teamsters

that

here

of Puerto

the

Tea-

Association,

in-

can, “headed by Puerto Ricans and responsable only to the needs

ning visit to Cittdadd Trujillo last

delegate

island’s

sence here of ILA president Capt-

ILA

boycott action began

through

appointed

Educational

The

be

tomorrow

was

nal

to

crossed

between

ment

Domi-

But the Teamsters militantly anti-

Tea-

World

to

the

Organizations

grape

Z

"| ™ ll! QW

of

deration

A

Proudly

Teamsters

any stoppage

Holland

left for

delegate

‘U.S.

as

te members

5a.

yZ

+

by

of

SIU.

Arguing

on the heels

lines.

last May

execu-

P.R.

the

of

has

Assn.,

national

!

ZZ

the

effort

“threat”

Governmenis To Break With Trujillo

(

Z

EoTA,

came

fusal to support the effort was bolstered

Holland

Rivera,

secretary

tive

dance

fl

i

Joaquin

chers

at

QW" qhMMGM A?

RIVERA . goes to

Rivera Attends World Teacher Conference Jose

‘{will launch a polio vaccination »:|publicity campaign. The camp|aign will be condueted through

*

:

announced

also

that

“of | yesterday

E

US.

secretary

The

and

from “fhe JOSE

week

this

released

to figures

ing

.

pledge

feud

reports.

short-lived

year.

the

to 330

a

the

dustrialization program, warned Grant, is imperiled by the raging

Labor

nican refugees here to block movement here of Dominican Republic cargo. The brief boycott, which tied-up two Dominican vessels for several days last week ended when members of the International Longshoreman’s

he

noticés

given

be.

will

at the Continental

Gordiani

The of

polio

for

children,

The

vaccination.

added,

kinder-

grade,

checked

be

will

said,

Colon

entering

first

or

made

denouncing

the mainland unions. The future of the

Conference held recently in Caracas, local labor leader Francisco

vac-

10

have all children under against polio. cinated garden

was

school term beginin its campaign to

lize the new ning Aug. 8

in

rg HAROLD J. LIDIN Another call for an anti-Trujillo boycott by hemispheric unions

the uti-

that will

said yesterday Arbona of Health Department

Rs

Hemispheri ic Labor Meeting Urges Anti-Trujillo Boycott

i

Guillermo

of Health

Aga

So

T

. Situated

the for

3

right

coastline

- COCKTAILS

& MAINLAND

ROOMS

WITH

on

the

and

$7 DOUBLE

a

Horseback

Luquillo

R.

- DANCING

BATH magnificent

view

mountains—Arrangements

Sailings,

from

with

P.

DISHES

PRIVATE

Beach

the

San ROOMS

Luquillo,

NATIVE

Spearfishing,

minutes

- STEAKS

of

made

Riding.

Beach—30

minutes

from

Juan CATALINO

Dr.

The scientific program of the meeting will be in charge of several local physicians, including doctors Jose A. Ortiz, Milton Alvarez,

Ramon

mirez

de

M.

Arellano,

Suarez,

G.

Ra-

and

Jose

M.

ear: y!

RESTAURANT

VIEW

Carmen

by

TIRADO MARTINEZ Administrator

EVERY FRIDAY NOON UNTIL MONDAY

*

— |


Pere >

Py

ee pce

Yer

STAR _— Friday, July 29, 1960 it PR

SEIS

i

Hb

bbb

bbe,

What The Stars Foretell

» cxceananee-

By Carroll

Righter “et

* * * -* * :

HR

BERNICE M OSWEGA LEADER

finish.

i

Important you be out im the out-|new people, new Prospects and| side world of activity today, since particularly to confer with those

CITY

whose experience has been differ-

just

SAGITTARIUS

ARIES

(March 21 to April 19) | Dec.

you radiate charm and can easily get what

| i

you

want.

However,

use

diplomacy at home. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Be sure you do not indulge in any extravagances of any sort. Take particular care in motion or while driving on the highway. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21)

;

‘Take care you

|

manding where any money or real

'

estate

are

July 21) Show devotion to back-

i

ers. Then improve surroundings and

wing

22

to LINDA SCARLET

own.

ALMA

be

\

time

tips

you

on

that

do

not

which

waste

is not

while. Up and at ’em! VIRGO (Aug. 22 to

Get

out

who

with

will

you

to

Oct.

fascinating

inspire

advance

|

to

you

in

help

The new

United strategy

contain

From

Page

1)

must

adopt

victory

meet

threats

of

2—

enough

Communism,

for

asserted,

to

Communism,

Americans

stop

Nixon

said

he

was

ing

of

As

4—

work

not

|.

refer-

5—

over any other but was speak-

freedom

objectives,

3—

Nixon

must

for victory for the free world without war. Our goal, he said, must be victoy for freedom. ring to victory nation or people

over he

6—

tyranny. proposed

bet-

ter health over disease and plenty over

poverty

for

the

7— ‘

world.

For the United States’ part in this effort, Nixon called for a new organization of all agencies having

responsibilities

in

loans

and

grants

and

the

of

Hospitals,

concluded

1—

that

2—

the

3—

take.” ; The spokesman would not say how long the engagement lasted or‘how many men were involved. Tuesday Soviet ambassador to Ankara, Nikita Rizov ealled on Turkish Chief of State Cemal Gursel. It was thought that the border incident was discused at the

but there

Authority

un-

that sure

you fine

than

spend

get your surroundings in order and immaculately

clean.

—

your

electric

power

to

promptly

in their

was

2M OOS 0a BO.

own

electrical

repairs

no coni"

sweet

in your

home. Call an authorized electrician. Do not tamper with the electrical installation or under any cir-

cumstances if you are wearing wet clothing or the floor is wet. Should the electric service go off, open all electric that is put them in the “off’’ position. Disconnect the radio and the TV antenna as soon as goes out. A sudden heavy surge of electric current these appliances out of service should the antenna fall contact with high tension lines. Do not get near or contact fallen electric lines.

switches, the power may put and make

This is danger-

ous and may cause death. Advise the Water Resources Authority if you notice anything wrong with the electric lines. Provide yourself beforehand with non-electrical means for ilIumination atid cooking

2—

First Aid

Stations,

3—

Fire

fighting

indispensable

installations

t a8

ees

— A re

a

Dairies having ‘refrigeration installations — Industries

ue

Stores and residences

and

Mercantile

commodities

Residences

In the rural areas priorities will be as follows:

of the.

started-.an- investiga:

fiipagtion of this...

money

wisely at some amusement is hardly worthwhile, be

.

tries.

.incident was the result of 2 mis-

* meeting

Resources

being sold under emergency circumstances, 5—

(Centinued From Page 1)

It was

at the Water

establishments open for business where

border returned the fire. “It lasted awhile then ficers on both sides quelled tion.

Rather

Waterman

public buildings where masses of peoples are sheltered, 4—

president.

TURKISH

affair and

this;

oe

S. J. Trading

Pacific Coast

lines before service is reestablished. The delay in restoring service will then be caused by our first duty to protect life and property. In restoring service the order of priority will be as follows: 1—

technical assistance. Nixon said these organs of government should be welded together into one powerful economic striking force under the direct supervision

aa

| arrier,

The Puerto Rico Water Resources Authority is ever alert to provide continuous electric service and to reestablish it promptly when trouble develops. In cases of danger to life or property it is first necessary to inspect the ©

non-military

phases of world conflict. These would be agencies dealing with the exchange of persons and information,

at

ed by a cyclone— 1— Do not attempt to make your

Communism, or to defend the free world i Communism. In an age where the red slogan fs

need

2

Lines Cewena

The following recommendations will reduce inconveniences caus-

the 1960s, Nixon said. He contended it is not to

you

Mayaguez

Aus.

order of importance.

States to

Barranquilla

30

service available. Such reports will be attended

career.

NIXON (Continued

xu

2

—

We,

persons

your

Venezuela

supplier — will be alert to receive telephone reports of line trouble service interruptions, etc., during a\l the time that there is telephone

22)

and

3e

cast by radio and TV.

ion.

23

2

Be calm and keep informed of developments when official hurricane warning are issued. These are published by the press and broad-

22)

personal ambitions to early fruit(Sept.

Venezuela

«Sates Line

mGaaarx Treple Fieshi

When there is a Hurricane

any

If you confer with wise advisers you can do much to bring your

LIBRA

Newark

7___ PUERTO RICO WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY:

worth-

Sept.

Ponce rts a

But be sure you avoid or ignore that fellow worker who is in a PAQUARIUS (Jan.'21 te Feb.| bad mood and would give you a ) A fine day to exchange good | rigorous and rough time. Be busf eas with efficient associates and | ily occupied. get right to work on them. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20)

in your affairs. sure

cm

= =

time.

LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Much can. be accomplished today. But

;

Se,

7 =

Ponce,

the

OPERATOR AND/ OR AGENTS

(COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO RICO

[>

appearance of start an ups-

OF

S.J

=

Amsterdam

to meet

|

(June 22 t¢

|

(Nov.

ideal day

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) You can get excellent advice from individuals you admire and who are qualified to give you

concerned.

CHILDREN

The

to your

ent

are not too de-

matters

MOON

21}

DEPARTURE JULY

-

a.

,

{

SCHED ULES

ARRIVAL 8.3. JULY

GENERAL TENDENCIES: ; You; Have a wonderful day. are under excellent aspects today! SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) | tnopie SvAR for showing

your charm and what-| Be very nice to higher-ups, show ever ability you have in matters| gratitude for alliance, work dili-| pertaining to neat touch and fine | gently. .

21

eres

IPPING

.

and

are

indus.

«tn !


22

41;

Panama,

16,

and

By Jimmy Cannon

2

Competition starts today at 930 am at the Navy pool with 13 swimming events. Finals will Start at 2:30 in the afternoon

Diving

GIRLS

Fi Sa! 25-METFER

TIMF: 161 FREESTYLE

FOR

UNDFR-1. Lucas, Sa 3 Silen, P.R.

TIME »)METER

15.15

Fl

PR. TFR

4.

Calva, PR 4. R Pao

1

,

3) T

Mercado, 39.3

Sal.

‘

they

BOYS

to

FOR

2.

Capriles.

Belman,

Mex.

BUTTERFLY

Mex. 2 Balbuena.

Ven

TIME

FOR

Boys

Diez, Mex.

4A

RES n ">

4

Wa Bere

$ »

Mex

4.

who

he

has

a

history

controls

himself

the

himself,”

Cleveland

said

Indians.

Frank

Lane,

“Jimmy

the

general

apologizes

for

what

El

4

376 FOR

Mex. 2. Colee,

Rink, P.R

4.

33.24

METER BREAST 314-1. Cabrera. 3. Zelledon, Pan.

METER

Gonzalez,

Col.

Ven

2.

4.

FOR

FREESTYLE

in

FOR

ey

de

UNDER -1. Rivera, ver Mex.

3.

Suarez, Lem

the relay team which finished second photo by Gunter Hett.)

to Mexico.

umpires

They

also

of

league

the

But

the

meeting

up

to

playing

believe

was

Gordon,”

his

suite

at

the

president

up

he

against

called

has them.

,

Lane

off

after

3&

representative, said. “I

Hotel

Roosevelt,

the

American

of

can’t

CANNON

tell

him

to

manage

seemed

surprised

that

hasn’t

League,

Joe

suspended

DON’T

WAIT! MONTHS AHEAD 2

SEPT. — OCT.

PRICES

NOW

NEW

signed for

YORK,

Stable’s

(AP)—The

Bald

topweight

the

Eagle

of

to be run

Cain

‘60 CHRYSLER PRODUCTS

$3,756.

finished

fourth.

Kilroe

“I Then

to

asked

if

make

at

Handicapper

assigned

nine

weights to

4 quarter Brooklyn, final jewel in the New York handicap division’s

Crown.

a

I remembered

it

as

the

Boston

then,

of

him.

as

an

outfielder

him

In

and

Spring

with

this

comes

season to

o’clock.

a hell of an outfielder. back to the bushes if he

the

office

in

been

fined

the

morning,

lucid.

I talk

$650.

sometimes

but

he saw

all right.

“We

didn’t

the

way

me.’

I carry

I told him have

any

Then

he says to me, on

in the

he’s saner trouble

with

stands,

like

early

:

fine from

to him

as

‘

crazy

perfectly

Fine

has

Uncle. I told him that he isn’t responsible, he shouldn’t be playing ball. He says he’ll make no more trouble. “It’s like what he told Cronin. He told Joe ‘you’ve collected

the last $100

He’s

Piersall

say he’s .

and

wonders

he

a lot of general

him

last

year.

He

man:

was

hit-

ting .230. But this year he has been on Cloud 9. F five weeks, he carried the: ball club. He was Frank and Merriwell combined. He made the great catch. He hit the home run when | we needed it. Stole bases. The people in Cleveland love him. They send him money to pay his fines. “He keeps telling me Joe Gordon doesn’t like him. I told him play a dirty trick on Joe and play so good he’ll have to like you. He puts on the uniform, and he has to perform. It’s like

it’s a play, and he’s an He said he was a ham. and a perfect husband.

actor in it. You know what he told me? His wife tells me he is a perfect father

¥

of Vodkas

TO

FLY

J. MACK

During Our

JULY-AUG. SALE

GRISSOM CHRYSLER 65th

Inf.

Highway

Road,

+2,

Rio

MADE IN THE U.S.A... “SMOOTHEST EVER,” SMART DRINKERS SAY!

Piedras

Complete flight

Bayamon

SERVICE MOPAR PARTS THE GREATEST SALE IN OUR FIRST YEAR

}

people

than

LEARN Jewel

club

out

a shortstop.”

The

Crown

with

shortstop

a Dutch

agers.

Brooklyn

was

Last $100

pounds

tomorrow

He make

said I did. I told him he was he said he was told he was going

didn’t

if I’m

24 eligibles for the mile and one Triple

he

tried

Birmingham.

as-

This is three pounds below the weight Bald Eagle carried in the Suburban Handicap, July 4 when

he

Boudreau

training,

as

Aqueduct.

Jimmy

his trouble started.

Lou

“He

was

130

$100,000-added

Handicap

when

Already

Field's Topweight Hoy

“If I were league president,’ Lane said, “I’d be after Jimmy for the way he showed up the umpires. But I admire Cronin for what he’s trying to do. He is trying to salvage Jimmy as the head of a family of seven children. “To some degrees, Piersall is a tortured soul. I remember

(STAR

Bald Eagle Carries 2

of

Piersall.

YOUNG COMPETITORS—Javier Cervantes, 9, of Mexico

‘oni 2 i

returned.

the

Cronin,

TIME

RELAY

he

“It’s

Mex

Col.

incapable

24 guys and I’ll manage Piersall. If Joe decides we'll win more games without Piersall, that’s the way it has to be.” The spectacular outfielder is popular with Cleveland buffs and they turn out to see him play. Lane, who was interviewed

BOYS

Sanchez,

Viebe.

are

Harvey Kuenn, the club’s player had a talk with Piersall.

STROKE FOR Mex. 2. Steiner Pena, El Sal

FREESTYLE

tanmcou

19 ) METER

4.

they

Piersall’s .

skills.

behavior.

Sal

Frau. PR. TIME: BRFAST STROKE

claim

that

They had requested an appointment with Joe Gordon, their manager, to protest Piersall’s

‘YS 10 AND UNDER-1. Mex. 2. P.R ‘t Salvador. TIME: 1:05.4 - ” METER FREESTYLE RELAY FOR Sue SIRES ne Mex. x. 22.. PR. P 3. El 1 Sal | Se ‘) METER MEDLEY RELAY FOR ip BOYS 1416-1 El Sal 2. PR 3. Ven Mex finished first but disqualified for Minsal backstroke.) TIME: 5-169 (left) and Connie Lemmon, 12, of Puerto Rico (center) OO METER MEDLEY RELAY FOR PIRES W161 look towards the Central American Swimming ChampionMex. 2. PR. TIME ships’ youngest entrant, Pasenal Antonio Scannone, 5, of ‘NE. METER SPRINGBOARD DIVING | yFi oR B YS } AND UNDER-1 Cervantes won the diving event for boys Cervan\ enezuela. tes Mex 2 Ramis, PR. 3. Ortiz, PR *NE METER under 10 yesterday, and Miss Lemmon was a member of SPRINGBOARD DIVING F /R GIRLS 10 AND

aiPR

eliminating of

their

since

Col 3. | TIME

Natenus,

13-14-1 Belman, Gonzalez, Mex.

t

unless

field.

turned

|

BACKSTROKE FOR GIRLS Mex. 2. Feliciano. PR

Perey, PR. METER

AY

Piersall,

They won five out of six gmes during the week of rest ordered for Piersall by the club physician. They have dropped 12 out of 17

GIRLS

‘METER BACKSTROKE FOR BOYS : Dubila. Mex. 2. Capriles, Ven

1

3

Jimmy

jeopardy

does and then does it all over again.” It is the angry theory of some of the Indians continuous demonstrations have reduced the team’s ability. He has made them so jittery

Ven. 2. Agui4. Cervantes,

35 BUTTERFLY

Andrea.

31-237 lee. 1515 Perey, 1

in

instruction ©

100 PROOF - MADE FROM GRAIN IN U.S.A. = KULOV DISTILLERS COMPANIA - PHILA

‘FOR BEST BUYS USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS

cgaion nese amine a

SUMMARIES FREESTYLE

Ven. 2 4. Agui-

M

of

is

he FOR

AND Fl

the

manager

pm

2 MtTER

10 lan.

on

career

sickness,

“He’s

starts : ;

10 AND UNDER-1. Morales, Smaliwood PR 2. Carrion, PR.

lan.

baseball

mental

aaeat:

5

The

of

~nee

at

at the La Concha

re

Jimmy Piersall

ene pt range

Colombia,

ein

Sports Today

(Continued From Back Page) co, 172-163. Following them are: Venezuela, 83, El Salvador, 79 Jamaica,

ng

SWIMMING

inom

THE SAN JUAN, STAR —iFriday, July 29,-1960

Student

e

Commercial

® Private © Instrument ® Multi-Engine ALL INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN LATEST 1960 CESSNAS ISLA GRANDE AIRPORT TEL. 2-0931


pe

23

San Juan Senators Planning

A Glance

aan

| Sports At

_Abolila Leads Bowlers: Bedlam Rife At Escobars)

LOS

‘Bob Leith, who purchased the aids, Leith still needs to field

cord

to

Games

in

Rome

present Puerto Rico at the world championships in Hamtournament. Pete Abolila are

feads

scheduled

the

men

to

the

games

Seventy

games,

20

after

When

select

the

Jr.

Cobian,

Felices.

and

this

7

tinue with the third, ten-game series at ve Star alleys in Rio ~

Piedras.

cogent

comment

that' fight:

will con-

men

All ten of these

all

*

in

fo share

yesterday

al-

are’

Chances

lead.

by

wine

ee

shouldn't

be

the

against

en

er

best|

as

ball

mee

a

“Sarazen’s “miss ‘em quick” theory

IN

York

the

to

last

Lemon,

321

is held,

.

good| five}

placed

; Nino

manager,

calera, will probably play first base. He plays for Columbus im the

International

League.

Portocarrero,

Arnold

And

e

cording

to

hasn't aecepted

the

OL

Lenn. pest

Harris ret.

67

Banks,

67

Aaron,

65

61

Mays,

316

BATTED

Milwaukee

16

Detroit

72

Francisco

San

Milwaukee

HOME

Aaron,

Washingten

25

Milwaukee

Mathews,

Mays, Boyer,

York

RUNS

—

63

28

544

5%

54

|San Francisco 47 42 |Cincinnati 38 Philadelphia phia 1 407 16 33 38617% | Chicago

43 50 55 59

522 457 3 409 359

7% 13% 18 22%

incl

d ed

44 43

45 46

4948 .483 9

54

37

34

J

at Baltimore

10-5); night.

City (Grba

2-0),

(Bunning

(Monbouquette

6-7)

10-8),

at

Boston]

night.

included.

Games Teday’s : . : cake a . ee ot rewer Philadelphia (Buzhardt 5-7) at St.

Louis

(Broglio

Fran.

103)

(McCormick

at

$6),

Les night.

10-2),

7-10)

(Hook

Cincinnati

night.

105),

(Buhl (Williams

Angeles

night.

not

games

7

527

44

49

New | Milwaukee

at

6-7)

(Hall

Angeles

Night

-a57.; an :

(Bell 98)

Los

|St. Louis

at

Sam

night.

.

EVERYONE

IN

PUERTO

RICO

28 21

Francisco

21

Louis

20

St.

41

534.4%

62

Milwaukee

San

49

4

.537

41

(aneta

(Estrada York

2

47

t

|Cleveland Kansas

582

Milwaukee

oi

games n Oe Today's —

— ingto’

81

Mathews,

Detroit

IN

€ ;

Chicago

| Cepeda, San Francisco

61

RUNS

: 324 317

Pittsburgh

RUNS

;

Cleveland

—

602

55 37

38

44

51

Baltimore

LEAGUE

NATIONAL

|pittsburgh

53

7

50

York

Night

Pittsburgh

—

New

ot

Jaime bout between Rafael Navarro.

. sixround Cruz and

2 Star Games Voted | NEW

YORK

(#—Players

on

major league teams have voted, 12 clubs to 4, for two All-Star

The

next

games

baseball

players

San

in

the

As-

that

the

Francisco

on Tuesday, Aug. 1, and the second in Boston on Tuésday, Aug. 8.

Two this

such and

year

games last

were

but

played

there

was

considerable criticism ‘rom players, officials and fans this year

when the two were played within three days—July 11 at Kansas City and July 13 in New York.

MORE

COOLING

PER

DOLLAR |

CED

SO

MUSIC

is yours! § Beautiful Ocean-Front Cabanas - and the finest air-conditioned

te

rooms are yours for as little as * $14,

$17 and $19 daily...

» including breakfast and dinner !

These rates apply until December j 20: Superb sports facilities - special rates for golf. Enjoy our beauti~ ful golden beaches and our

= wonderful pool ! Make your reservations. immedlate~ q ly £ Call the Hotel, Telephone

EL FASHION

IDORADO BEACH

Wednes-

suggested

played

be

first

year,

learned ‘

Press

sociated day.

AND SHOW

Produced By ANNA NTISTES.

°

Es-

in

—

54

Washington Detroit Bost on Kansas City 342 338

Chicago

|Banks, Chicago

New

two

BATTING

Mays, San Francisco |Larker, Los Angels

31

the|Skowron,

following

developed

which

must

Friday

been

AMERICAN a

f°

333 322

25

surprised at the chaos|Colavito,

have been

has

"was not| Chicago

‘EA 5 ' 200 or more at bats) NATIONAL LEAGUE

York

New

semi-final | Mantle,

Luce

of advance ticket sales. tickets will go on sale

| Season record

x

Jobnsc

ition.

emente,

New

Maris,

At First

“Gior’s owner

:|Monday, according to Leith. promotional the beyond But

at

ae

317

Procedure | Maris, New York

at Escobar

200m

Ske

ceiling,

‘. onan,

S BATTED

;

year’s

‘

cutfielder.

we

a baseball.| former Oriole hurler sent to Miaod the ites white with’:

be

The new

j *asily Dean “ha haS|eharge

oe

: 318

HOME

Witnesses

|} Be

—

—

fall.

bout

swappin

Ashburn ’

Baltimore the tour to return to Dorado | Gentile, Lemon, Washington Strange.

¥

LE AGUE

fool Skowron, New York on the green. Chi Chi may a lot of people before he quits Minoso, Chicago this

Russia’

te Sete”

Chicago

Minoso,

makes’ tne of

and he successinly

about

BATTING

’

as any player on the tour,

hard

be

(Based on LEAGUE AMERICAN

experience

world’s

the

Asked

bKuznetsov, ing with thiswom

eee

aeney

Te}.

Last

and

Esealera

ered & markinss.

The

ee

be|

“office” | would

a

people will pay to the club needs

And

And there is no way for a play-|}Skowron, New York er to gain experience other than| Smith, Chicago going

believ-

booths

crowd.

ideas—perhaps

plans. to:“wash the old i cent’ National AAU decathlon “3to.make Escobar Stadi championship at Eugene, Oneafa more’ pleasant place for fa. with Yang second. to watch a ball game. : een

cannot

M AJOR

:

rado Beach pro winning the teur; nament. At 24, Rodriguez has all the i he needs except for equipment thing—tournament

he

Rafer surpassed

has ¢1 rns repre

most prohibitive against the Do-

one

said

cord with 8,683 points insthe re-

cards after each round.

Chi Chi Rodriguez fired a ‘05S early

sound-proof

the

but an Olympic competitor for painted ..to. Nationafist China, will Provide

following

their decision

influenced

Baltimore

the|

of

that

Presently,

’

Juan—is to sell tickets from a mobile ticket office. The radio-

field

es C.K. Yang, a student at UCLA

.

sitting

so that

round 67 in the Eastern Open}

luncheon,

and.

club

see.

ia ices

for ‘hic club

athlete, unique and certainly new to San

track

There should be three judges, | soy covers geera

Valuable Experience {in the

writer’s

a

that | his stiffest competition.

the judges, the referee and

K. Pules-

ton, Gine Valencia, J. Munoz

at

a

the Winter League.

ily pos-

One

speaking

inundated

shattering,

so

noice

the

is

The. towering exU

ending

official announcer had a difficult time computing the score cards and announcing the decision. One experienced fight fan had

Other bowlers still in contention: Harry Villavicencio, M. Cox,

L. Brawij.R. Melendez,

fight, the ring was

and

_ R.|

competitor,

nearest

his

the bell sounded

or more

sible.

with people who had no business there. The confusion was so complete

is

land’s top keglers. Abolila now has a total of 3750 pins, 41 more| than

elimination

their

are continuing

men

the

Germany,

burg,

points

for se

16 for

San. Juan Senators July this $65,000, has made plans

While both the women’s and men’s bowling associa- Summer. He win.the decathlon are still somewhat up im -the air over who will re-|in the Olympic added that,9,000 a

tions

at

\Mobile Baseball Box Office

(

predicted Exfey: it Jebneon, ion Monday will take a-word re-

(Compiled from the AP and STAR correspondent

F.

ANGELES,

Dorado 600, of write to P. O. § Box 157, Dorado, Puerto Rico, .

5

f

DORADO

BEACH

will tell you

DOR is the finest rum

for you

60°

86°

155 Proef

Bestiterie Serrafles, tac. . Ponce,

F. R.

4


the Sen Juan Star

1 § PORTS / Puerto Rico SEE

MAJOR

LEAGUE

THE STAR FEATURES NIGHT scores

STANDINGS PAGE 23

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Friday, July 29, 1960

os 67,

a

f

i Open

t

. “Chi

HALi

Sistant

pro

under+par

holes

at 67

in

yesterday

the

Eastern

Chi”

Beach.

Wan

tee for

to

Open

Rodriguez,

Hotel,

fired

as-

By JIM DOUGLAS . Mexico won nine of the 15 titles up for, day to top the standings after thes rst i

a five-).

top.honors after 18 rs and PGA Burke.

The

1l6pound

mewcomer

tion

in the

first

ra

Central

to

the tournament trail smeaked in _| almost Wweltieticed with his sub-par

i

:! round.

| The Eastern only Rodriguez’s |fourth tournameag:im the US. | this

year.

He

won

cent Flint Open

$@%5

He attempted to qualify the U.S. Open this year, but

The

24-year

old

by

passing

Rodriguez,

members

of

the

year,

he

But

se record,

JACK BURKE . . tied with Rodriguez

Geiger Hospitalized s

‘5

» BOSTON

Bosten the

'

(AP)—Gary

outfielder,

club

for

the

lost

rest

of

with

But

that

was

and

Rodriguez

cycling Championships yesterday when he covered 150 kilometers in 24

four hours, 10 minutes and seconds. Two Puerto Ricans, Mojica and Gonzalez, were back in the field of 2% cyclits.

Boston

Second

Luque

his

and

de

68

ended

(7)

and

Lollar;

Sullivan. Pierce

(3),

Brewer

W—Brewer

70

and

(7-8).

Cleveland

York

H.

H.

L—

Sullivan

in

Marini took

went

in

to

002 002 00x—4

9 0

Perry. Grant (8) and Wilson: Ford, Shantz (6) and Berra. W— Ford (74). L—Perry (11-5), HH—New York, Kubek (9), Mantle (26), Boyer (8).

Game)

K.

Gity

Baltimore

000 410 000

000

000—0

400 010 00x—5

10

and

Gloria

freestyle

400-meter

13-14,

and

for

400-meter

girls 15-16.

for

de

Ll-;

boys:

medley

for:

.

j

The standings aMer the furst; div-) day of competition ‘has Mexico!

under.

Nifio

girls

medley

nine

She

Rive-

points

(See

ahead

of Puerto Ri-i

SWIMMING,

Page

22)

a

Jorge

Colombia: with Benedetto

third

a time

with

of Venezuela

4:12:34.

And Isidro Sanchez of Costa Rica was fourth, at 4:12:44 Another 150-kilometer race will be

run

City

today,

to

from

Barberena

Daley (12-8). HR—Baltimore,

(11)

Detrait Washington and

7 0

(Second

one-meter Springboard girls

12,

the

up

of 4:12:24.

Regan,

(3).

(First Game) 000 000 000—0

Cleveland New: York

200-meter

ribben..in

for

El- '

freestyle far boys 10 and under,’

were

ing

out

and.

la

Guatemala

Antigua,

Robinson

Woodling

(9),

(7).

00 04 10

030 000 020—5 110 010 003—6

Bruce

Foiles;

(7),

Fischer

Clevenger,

EUGENE, Ore. ber of America’s and been

62 10 1 (9)

Woode-

(®—Any Olympic

field team who looking forward

tomorrow ecach

was

Larry

may to, a

have picnic

when

head

jolted Snyder

letes will compete

memtrack

said

all

ath-

in their regular

events. Tomorrow’s

meet

will

their specialties. “There will be

said.

wants

to

know

readiness team.” He

of

had

ference

soft touches,”

coaching

the

earlier

poor

staff

condition

everybody

said

or

no

‘The

on that

and

the indif-

performance

by

shick Stobbs

(2), Moore (8), Stobbs (9) and Naragon. W-Stobbs

any regular member of the team might mean his replacement by

(82).

L-Fischer

an alternate.

(3-4).

NATIONAL LEAGUE Mil’kee 000°200 000 0—2 San Fran. 100 010 000 1—3 Spahn

and

Crandall;

Marichal

and Schmidt. W—Marichal L—Spahn (11-7).

Philadelphia Chicago Green

and

70 11 1

(3-0).

000 300 000—3

7 1

020 000 000—2 Coker; Ellsworth

6 0 and

6 0 Thacker. W-—Green (24), L— B. Daley, Garver (2), Kutyna Ellsworth (48). (8) |and P. Daley; Barber and Triandos. W-Barber (5-4). L-B. Cineinnati at Los Angeles, night.

Puerto

executive Rico

night

of

Bowling

voted to

the y

resume

the

elimi-

nation for the World Championships that was previously , Suspended

participating

by

a

vote

of

the

players.

The tournament will pick up when it left off next nighi.

Thursday

Alou’s tenth-inning,!

Johnny

Logan’s

chest

San Francisco and Juan Marichal a 3-2 victory over; Milwaukee and the veteran Warren Spahn yesterday.

22-year

Marichal, sensational

his

third He

old

rookie*— and

righthander,

straight the

went

posted

victory

since

Giants. all

the

way,

scatter-

ing seven hits, to enable the Giants to knock off secondplace Milwaukee for the second day in a row. / The

Braves

place

now

Pittsburgh

trail the

first-

Pirates,

who

were not scheduled by two games.

San in

Francisco,

fifth

half

place,

games

seven

and

a

back.

Spahn, went the was charged with

Mantle NEW Mantle,

distance and his seventh

Hits 26

YORK (AP)—Mickey Cletis Boyer and Tony

Kubek

slammed

the

fourth-place

to seven

Ford,

who

Jim of

the

Perry,

homers

(AP)—Boston

right-

pitcher.

Wins

BOSTON

hander Tom Brewer limited the first-place Chicago White Sox to: seven hits yesterday as the Red:

Sex downed the defending American League

champions,

victory,

was

double

plays

helped and

twi-night

first

doublehea-

der.

Ford

and ' Bobby pitching. duties

by a

four:

two-run’

Sullivan.

yester-

the

4

homer by battery mate Heywood Brewer

also

stopped

Minoso

in

4-2.

Brewer, in gaining his seventh:

However,

Indians

shared

win

losing’

of

Whitey

12th the

was

campaign,

Cleveland

Schantz

Sox.

White

after his

10-game

a

first five

to within half a game of the

league-leading

Minoso’s

of

i

the

innings, was credited with the victory, which put the Yankees

day to lead the New York Yankees to a 40 victory over the game

In

hits.

went

Brewer

still entrenched is

held

dians

yesterday,

se 8

board

Women's

Association last

(AP)—Felipe

eff shortstop

defeat. He has won 11 times this year.

BULLETIN The

single

gave

climax

the first of three weeks of training. Rumors have circulated in the dormitories where the athletes are housed that some performers would appear in events other than

FRANCISCO

bases-loaded

joining

Snyder

Staley

(96).

HR+-Beston,

New

LEAGUE

Kemmerer

;

the

edged

freestyle!

a 298.

place

of

031 000 00x—4 7 2 Hansen

Pierce,

blue.

25-meter

10-and-under

by both

L SCORES 100—2

GUE2 CHI | .-- holding hot hand

SAN

_(AP)—Carlos

000

CHI

first

the

all four relay events—100-meter!

was

events

in girls

smashed

Manuel

shot

tournament

Celis of Guatemala won the first leg of the Guatemala City By-

001

diving

third, :

vira Feleciano in the 50-meter: backstroke for girls 11-12. i Puerto Rico was second in’

\

pool.

was

U.S. Olympic Milwaukee Loses, 3-2: Squad Tunes Yanks Gai nOn Chi sox In Guatemala Races Up Tomorrow

PR (Cyclists Losing

AMERICAN

two

Rico its

The long-hitting Rodriguez also held the course record of 68 at

tie for 18th with

Chicago

the

dod ‘for

ac-

seconds. competition

Rico

Puerto Rican swimmers finish-} img second were: Rene Small-;

two

deleg;

Navy

at

won

in the diving. Manuel!

‘ef Puerto

at La Concha. Maribel Suarez- Wins Maribel Suarez gave Puerto

years.

Stan Leonard Torre.

a collapsed right

GUATEMALA

tes

:

staged

}

touring pro at Dorado and Caribbean Circuit champion the last two

local

held

was low-

in the Puerto Rico Open

to the

seasan when he was hospitalized yesterday lung,

this mark

the

six

one stroke by Pete Cooper,

Berwind.

Geiger,

was

but

each Colombia

counted for Swimming The

a 64]

at Dorado to establish a new cour-|

[ered

disquali

El Salvador events and

hotel’s

shot

was

as-

Shot 64 At Dorado this

but

his

course. Earlier

events,

mpetition, finished i Mexico’s Javier

vet

one for an illegal backst Puerto Rico was shut out. the swimming as Venezuela ane

for fail-

sistant to Rusty Gilbert at Dorado, is being sponsored in the states

-Was

im the re-

in Michigan.

ed at Denver after first test in Miami.

dhe

Sone of two the boys 10.

am

Chicago’s

Lefty

Billy

two

Minnie

hitting streak. did

score

ene

runs.

Pierce

loser for the White allowing all Boston’s

i

was

the

Sox after four runs

in the first three innings.

j

b J a


Turn static files into dynamic content formats.

Create a flipbook