The San Juan Star (Sept. 9, 1960)

7

Se

fears — pair ennaioN ot

DAILY

Juan Sa

sina

Second-clane vastare oni

,

San Tuan, Putts Rice, Feiday, Sojtember 8, 1960

Tel. 3-8400

vat “No. 263

10¢ |

Y

j

EXCEPT.

Floods S Feared,

New

|

&

| Island Put On

lert

Stateside Agencies Plan 2 Storms Watched

By Weather Bureau

Fo Rush Help To Island

Rain-weary

By WALTER S, PRIEST STAR

. WASHINGTON—Government

Washington

and

fering help to sections of Puerto Donna. : The Small Business Admi-

residents of Puerto Rico.

braced themselves last night against the

Correspondent

private organizations

joined

yesterday

in of-

Rico ravaged by floods in the wake of Hurricane

threat

of new

spawned

floods,

from

eligible

for three

cent emergency

low

pressure

area that was moving towards Puerto Rico at a speed of 18 mph.

Reconnaissance aircraft ‘| were shadowing the low pressure area, located about 240 miles east of San Juan at

of Bayamon, Humacao and Guayama disaster areas, “ making business and home ;

by showers

an easterly

nistration declared the cities

~ pwners

caused

rehabi-

9 p.m.

yesterday

and

a se-

cond wave detected 1,100 miles east of the island at the same hour.

A flood alert is in effect for the eastern sections of Puerto Rico, as

measured

from

a

line

stretch-

ing between the north coast of Manati to the south coast of Ponce.

No cyclonic circulation or, storm activity was noticeable terday

afternoon,

town port other yes-

reported

the s,

U. S. Weather Bureau. But the bureau is predicting moderate to locally heavy showers over Puerto Rico until midnight tonight.

The “alert” will be changed to flood

‘‘warning’’

if

any

substan-

tial rainfall pelts down upon the saturated soil of Puerto Rico.

Evacuation of residents from the danger zone is advised under the L “warning” status.

Meanwhile, residents in the Ca(See FLOODS, Page 20)

Tn San Juan Milk rationing which began yesterday; will several weeks and possibly one two months according to dairy officials interviewed yesterday.

Rationing was announced in a

joint release by the tight dairies

in

‘Metropolitan area. It would affect current prices, they

SPEEDY ACTION—This was the scene last night at the Capitol Transportation Ine. the

warehouse

truckload.

Enough

on Carpenter road, as donations

Local

victims

poured

by

in

Red

SUAREZ

the Puerto Rico Chapter of the American Red Cross, yesterday requested that no further donations of clothing be made for the flood victims as enough has been collected to meet the present emergency.’ The colonel suggested that all donations be made in cash.

The announcement was made

Cross

executive

chapter,

Toppel,

president

of

was named chairman of the local

at Puéblo’s,

offices in’ Hato Rey.

living

media into conference to discuss mize

of

nendling the Sent

in areas

affected

to boil all water

by the

to be

for human consumption, e@ call does not apply to the San Juan metropolitan area.

Arbona said that this is’ a measure to prevent an epidemic of typhoid fever. He added that the Humacao-Fajardo area is still without water service.

curtailment of the clothThe Secretary said that so Toppel called business leaders,| The governnient officials and repre-| ing contributions was made after far, no. cases of typhoid fever (See RED CROSS, Page ‘20) have been reported. He added, sentatives of the communications}

OPEN YOUR

HEART

Contribute today to the flood victims through

the

AMERICAN RED CROSS P. 0. Box 1067, San Juan, P. R.

(The

Red

Cross

hag

sufficient

clothing

on

hand

however,

that it will take from

six

days

to

there

to

aid

21

for

symptoms

of

typhoid fever to be detected.

Juan Labadie Eurite, director of the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority, said last night

Help Your: Fellow Puerto Rican

at an emergency meeting called

Pueblo Supermarkets, Inc., who

Secretary of Health Guillermo Arbona yesterday urged people flood

Cross Appeals For Cash

MANUEL

Harold

flood

swiftly to pleas for help. (STAR photo by Hett.)

responded

Col. Antonio Silva, director of

by

the

Clothing Collected

Red By

citizens

for

City Water Not Contaminated

the

disaster victims. The need is for funds to buy medicines and ' meet needed expenses.)

was

no

truth

to rumors

that

people in the Metropolitan area had been advised by his authority to boil water. Any such directive, (See WATER, Page 20)

aoa

a

Herter Calls Moscow's Summit Bid ‘Ludicrous’ (#—Secretary

of

Lumumba Demands

‘U.N. Leave Congo, Khrushchev Agrees

@m propaganda spree, accomRanied by boasts of Soviet military might.

extreme” Soviet Premier Nikita S.- Khrushchey’s call for a sum.

| “It remains to be seen what new

peas

By ANDREW

giebal oe Mr. = Khrushchev will conjure up when Herter called Khrushehev’s visit he appears befere the General Asto the United Nations a move to sembly,” Herter said.

The Secretary gave a far-reachstage an irresponsible, anti-Westmit meeting of 2 heads of government at the United Nations,

ing global

Of Workers’ Bank Roa

leader

was

ge

Juan

selected

of

Lumumba last night called for U.N. forces to get out of

Congo unless it changes He accused the U.N.

foreign policy

Wednes-

and then ideals.””

betraying

he called a champaign of hate against the Congo.

He e

Democra-

To Free Two Airmen

10

years

experience

Federal

Intermediate

Bank and Credito ceno is president.

Other AFLCIO lite

with

Credit

y Ahorre

fer

ne

the U.

pursuing hostility””

CHRISTIAN ..

HERTER (CFitiees

Marcano,

Packinghouse

president

and

Carles

Three

Steelworkers

Juan

|i

Ar-

these

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|

Belgium Warning: Hands Off Congo

iled

NATIONS onge

reds

Soviet

Premier

Nikita Khrushchev and Guinean Premier Sekou Toure yesterday jeined in demanding the immediate evacuation of the Congo by

“imperialist

aggressors”

and

said their of Africa

views on the future and the world were

absolutely

identical.

The

declaration

a

joint

was contained

communique

signed

would

head

gation

to

New

his

the

country’s dele

United

Assembly

York

Nations

session

ing to Belgium in

the

internal

that

a stern

interference

affairs

of

the

Coa-

go was a violation of von a Council decisions binding upon U. N. members.

The warning was addressed to Ambassador

gian

U. N.

Walter

Loridan,

delegate,

as the

cil prepared

for emergency

Bel-

coundiscus-

sions to clarify the U. N. role in the troubled African country. .

Hammarskjold was under sharp attack from Congo Premier Patrice Lumumba, from the Seviet Union and from Yugoslavia. He in

in

begining Sept. 20.

directors Pay

the

chairman

ernments, Sens es detention of the

of

the and Party

Roa

is

rated

a

it

hold: Senate,

House Labor committee, Cintron is the Popular mayor of Ponce.

Perez

Gives

Cimtron.

of

is

Head

yesterday delivered

Moscow,

General

organizer

are prominent Popular office holders.

Mar an atlarge seat in the

Sanchez

Soviet Union help it has and assa

, by the two leaders at the con| elusion of their Moscow talks.

The communique said Toure

mando Sanchez, Brotherhood ef Carpenters chief Braulie Marti-

nez,

In

in

Pon-

members are chairman Hipo-

Union

toward

leaders

U.S. Requests Nikita

the

board state

Workers

Holicy

the

Nations.

terest loans te the laboring man.

Guido Picon, 35, a veteran of

and

thanked

‘give “sincerely the n to the forCong o”

U. N.

a list of actions by the United tary General Dag, Hammarskjoil

Communists “hard

by closing airports and radio stations and denounced what

day as chairman of the five-man Board of Directors that will direct the operations of the new Workers Savings and Loan Bank, an institution created by the Commonwealth Legislature last session to facilitate low in-

a

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Juan Perez Roa

Longshoremen

of

He

WASHINGTON

State Christian A. Herter yesterday denounced as ‘‘ludicrous in the

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are

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THE SAN

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Hundreds Flee'Governor Is Opposed To Forcing As Hurricane People From Homes In Disaster Hears Florida MIAMI

(AP)—Savage

By A. 'W. MALDONADO Gov. Mufioz announced yester‘day that he has asked Secretary

Hurrl-

cane Donna bore down on Florida straits and northern

the jof Cu-

Justice Hiram

Cancio

“I haye my doubts.”

“Sometimes in protecting civil rights we finds ourselves doing things which may seem ‘to us diculous,” he said. kot

to ad-

ba last night. Low areas in the | Yi8 him whether the government Florida

keys

evacuate £ ‘ng. :

were

and

advised

hundreds

began

:

Hurricane warning flags flew frum the northern coast of Cu-

ba through Key West to Key Larg>,

45 miles south of Miami.

The storm center was less than

3C)

miles

southeast

60

miles

an

jmminent

natural

disaster,

at

a

in the be

news

would be in effect. He confirmed

the

that under this plan the government can only go as far as warning people of the dangers.

Mufioz added, however, that he will call a meeting of his cabinet possibly next week to initi-

governor made it clear that his personal feelings were that the drastic

to be about}

hour.

speaking

evict families from their homes conference, then said if hurin the face of imminent danger. ricanes were to strike Puerto RiQuestioned on the possiblity of co in the next few days, the civil the government conducting = defense plan which was in ‘exis: ed evacuation, in the event of tence during Hurricane Donna

of Miami. | government should not take such

Hizhest winds today in the Miami.

area were expected

Mufioz,

‘to is authorized by law to forcefully

At the cabinet meeting, Mufioz said, one of the things to be studied will be how far each river in Puerto Rico overflows

actions.

“Can

a government

ternalistic?”

Munoz

be so pa-

ate

asked, adding

a plan

on

how

to deal

| Dressed For San Juan

nature.

The

disaster

in Humacao,

Mu-

| fioz said, was due to the refusal ;of the victims to leave their homes after they had been: warned

of

the

dangers

by

the

Civil

Defense. These families, Mufioz said, refused to evacuate following both the hurricane and flood

conditions. whether

It will

it

will

Humacao.

be

He

congratulated

The governor said the motiyation that induced the Humacao

played

by citizens.

Mujioz: Keep Politics Out Of Relief—Or Else Gov. that

Mufioz warned

he

will

National

protest

Red

reir directly

Cross

Cross should also be candidate for a political office,” Mufioz

to

said at terday.

president

Gen. Alfred Gruenther in Washington if he finds that the Fa-

jardo

Red

Cross

director

mixed her*position during the flood.

The

Governor

a complaint do

with

was

received

Mayor

Mrs.

politics : to

any event, Mufoz said.

by Fajar-

Maria

news

conference

cause

“If I see any

‘orro

in

this

matter,

problems,”

political activity I

will

166 Missing From Floods .

the

refused

Fortaleza

released

flood.

Mayor

{

Socorro

is

a

is the

Repub-

“No representative of the Red

yester-

not.

will

Gaog

Popular and Red Cross djrector Lidia Emmanuelli lican candidate.

Cross,‘and

to

then

Gen.

cooperate

you'll ever have. . .

seek

}| government funds are not enough

to deal

with

“This

is

morality,”

the disaster.

a

matter

Mufioz

of

public

said.

Indications, are that the final figures will not warrant requesting.

President

declare

the

Eisenhower

to

island

a

disaster

are

as

follows:

area.

The

s

figures

i | dead, 83; hurt, 35; missing, 166; homes

loss

he saw

suits standing

in a backyard

garette

noon

inthe

heat

these

two men

in polar

in Santurce lighting

yesterday.

He

found

a ci-

out. that

is your

refugees, 11,096; homes destroyed, 305 with total loss of $54,150; damaged,

of

662

$40,075;

with

complete’ cost ... for

total

agricultural

‘loses, $286,000.

Mufioz announced

fine eye

that the

care and

government has purchased from the U.S. Army 139 tents with a capacity of housing 15 people each. However, there will only

glasses

Luis Domingo Baez. left; and Richard Morales were workhad ing in the deep freeze of a local ice-cream firm family to each just yicoped out for a smoke. (STAR photo by unter be one homeless tent, he said.

ett

DESPITE

RADIO

AND

TV REPORTS

TO

THE

CONTRARY

THE

TESTIMONIAL . DINNER

TRIBUTE TO OPERATION BOOTSTRAP GUEST OF HONOR TEODORO MOSCOSO Will be held as originaily scheduled.

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12 friendly LEE

optical

offices to

Gruen-

with

her

during the flood.

Mrs. Socorro charged that her political adversary has not informed her what has been done with the Fajardo Red Cross fund.

take care of your eyes, they’re the only pair

incomplete figures on the and property toll of the is-

Commonwealth

de

Red

‘| Federal disaster aid unless local

blind when

see

yor, refused to cooperate with the city administration during

land's flood disaster.’ They show-

getting snow

first

Col. Silva, local president of the

Dead At 83,

ed 83 dead, 35 hurt and 166 missing throughout the island, and 11,096 homeless.

Agricultural losses were placed at $286,000.

Gov. Mujfioz stressed reports are still coming in from the island, At a news conference yesterday, Mufioz stressed that the

IT HAPPENED HERE—Onr photographer thought he was.

yes

“Either there is improper political action involved or _ the suspicion of it which would, in

had

referring

a

ther,” he said.

Mayor Socorro de Goas has charged that Mrs. Emmanuelli

La

=}

the

armed forces and the Red Cross for their aid. He expressed particular gratification at the role

de Gaos that the Faj ' Red Cross representative, who is also opposition .candidate for ma-

day life

:

victims not to leave their homes was an “instinct” of having to “protect their homes.”

He said no one is to blame for

feasible to prohibit by law congtruction of homes in those areas.

more

affectively with hurricanes, and floods, and other violent acts of

worst

decided

3

serve

you...

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News In Brief ] Haiti

Breaks

With

PORT-AU-PRINCE, plomatic

relations

Uruguay

D. R.

HAITI (AP)—Haiti

with

the

Déminican

Paralyzed

MONTEVIDEO

By

(AP)—A

yesterday

broke

Republic.

dit

Strike

hew

24hour

general

strike

prac

tically paralyzed Uruguay yesterday. The strikers, backed by leftist syndicates, are asking that rising living costs be checked, increased education and welfare budgets, and the solving of labor problems, especially a month-ald textile industry strike.

East

Germans

Order

New

Restrictions

BERLIN( AP)—Communist East Germany yesterday slapped a new restriction on free travel im divided Berlin—West German citizens will now need a special permit to visit the Communist part of the city. The measure was a new defiance of the Western allies—who maintan that only they and the Soviets are responsible for the former German capital. The Western powers last week a

similar

measure,

which

the

Communist

last on five days. They lifted it on Monday,

British surgeon

regarded

to

Bachelor Girl Marries

STOW-IN-THE-WOLD,

Elizabeth

scheduled

as they had promised.

Sellars,

Francis

was

Austin

as Britain’s

England

(#—Film

married) yesterday

Henley,

No.

46, Miss

1 bachelor

and

in

girl.

stage

a register

Sellars,

actress office

39, had

to

been

ss

Australian Defends UY. S. Spy Plane CANBERRA,

Australia

4—-Prime

a

of

Minister

Cress

and

the

Department

g,

protested

able by Caribe Metors, to plan ties said he would have been bitterly disappointed if aircraft had The pick up campaign ended last night not been making spy flights over the U.S.S.R. “and giving the sufficient clothing. (STAR photo by rest of the world a chance of survival in a global contest.” Men speaking

in

affairs estimates,

House

Representatives

said the Sovjets

debate

G.

on

Men-

foreign

were the master spies of our

time. He asked: “Does anybody believe you can make the nuclear weapon a deterrent unless you know at what target to fire? You don’t shoot off a missile at a map of Russia. You aim at a target.”

Ray Milland Gives Up Acting NICE (®—Movie actor Ray Milland said he has decided to give up his acting career, and will establish residence in French Riviera. “I am going tp concentrate en the productio the n of

films and not on acting. My time for that is over,” said the famous actor.

Congo To Get Indian Medic

Ferre Says Humacao Disaster ‘Should Never Have Happened’ By

HAROLD

Statehood

J.

LIDIN

gubernatorial

didate Luis A. Ferre

Humacao

area

and

adjoining

can-

towns,

yes-

3,000 families have lost all their

said

estimated

that

at

least

terday that given Puerto Rico’s past experience with hurricanes,

the tragedy of Humacao

The statehood leader had also been pressing the Small Busi-

ness

the vanguard ens with more ready for duty in

the request

of U.N.

Tracking

than 400 Indian personnel on Leopoldville. The hospital is being

Secretary) General Dag

He

floods, opened

Hammarskjold.

Equipment Set Up In Africa

@—U.S. military tracking equipment for missiles has arrived in South Africa Swartkops airport near the administrative capital of Pretoria, it

PLANNED CREDIT OF PUERTO RICO, INC. is pleased

to welcome

TIENDAS

noted

not

“should | W:

(the

that

“post

winds,

hurricane

haye

always

Ponce

politician,

spent all day Wednesday

in: or-

includes a sub-

who

U.S. Coast Guard Airlifts Clothing, Food To Antiqua

Se

Food and clothing were airlift}

ee

ee

Israel Laureano de Jesus, spe-|‘2¢ flood

tom,

ed

that followed,

ed yesterday from Trinidad to|cigl internal revenue agent, has|#! three of the major stateside i oftigua by = U. 5. Coast Guard/ Treasury Jose R. Noguera to| vee of the facilities of SanSen Juan’s Jus Juan.| attend a special course at the | =28lish-language radio station

ROLAN

cutters were renege

continuing er

7 relief/Treasury

work, the Sagebrush taking food|ton, D. C. supplies to Aguadilla, and the Aurora to St.) Martin. The Sage-

NOW

ship HMS Ulster who stopped at San Juan yesterday for fuel and

brush

you can buy shoes without cash.

Apply to:

HeWashing DS

that wae

cuted on rentajeis

across the nation. Clem Littager,

From

St. Martin

the

Aurora

rep that ort Dutch and ed French} De Jesuof s,.3 Utuade, 9, is mar-| including authorities on the island a

WHAS at

.

Louisville, placed |ried to Mrs. Edna R. Gonzalez| Ky radio voice of the Co ier damage atide Jesus. He served in the U. §,| Journal and Ss;

$1,500,000. Officials reported no|armed seven years, and|WWL of New Orleans, broadcast casualities bat 365 houses were|has beenforces with the Internal Re d

312 de Diego| Ave. — Reom 205 Stop 22, Santurce, Puerte Rico

In any of the ROLAN STORES focated at: 3

.

replaced the British war-

Hurricane

Creditef Puerte Rico, Inc.

PONCE

a, Department,

supplies.

no down payment and months to pay.

1118

active

in the

to the Island Credit Certificate Credit Plan.

57 DE DIEGO, RIO PIEDRAS 64 DE DIEGO, RIO PIEDRAS PONCE DE LEON AVE. & ERNESTO CERRA ST. SANTURCE

victims)

“flying boxcar” from San

(Rolan Shoe: Stores)

Planned

emer-

©

been the big killers.”

The rampage of the _Humacao ; river and other island stréams came after whirling hurricane Donna had left Puerto Rico far behind.

The

for

relief . action involving persons who lost their floed disaster.

never have happened.”

He said “grounds exist for a prompt

investigation”

Administration

a g

zies,

Robert

LEON

Altogether

FOR LEASE IN OLD SAN JUAN In Whole or In Part of commercial possibilities.

Elevator,

merce

ourist

Air

Conditioning,

Incinerator.

Street

taurant, etc,

INFORMATION:

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floor

made

reports. Littauer broadcast direct hook-ups over CBS thr New York, and Dean Brian,

restor 3 story building. ed Full Fortaleza 1} 52 (Opposite Padin’s).

a, ionel 3 floors office or commercial. center.

High class shops, Boutique, Art

WKYN

com.

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York.

facilities All

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the

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other

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back. over. the

air

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during

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1960

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blue

Associated

more | Anaconda actual Armco Steel

Stock

chips semt |

Press

60

stock

to 4 higher

Bish 36.15 36.32

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ERR

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fi rtieettatl F REwaPSl!?

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The

natienal

Buresu

of

Reports

will

of the U.S.

meet

Puerte

cuss

with

Rico

the

bar

the

Labor

Dept.,

of the

tonight

to

Federal

dis-

labor-

act.

Director on

of

members

1959

management speak

director

Labor-Management

GERSPY

Will Address P.R. Bar Group Tonight

John the

Holcombe

Labor

will

Management

Reporting and Disclesure Act at the bar association headquarters Santurce

tenight

at 6:00

.

A similar get-together with laber umion officials, sponsored

Getty

by

Glen

the

University

co’s Institute

of

Puerto

of Labor

Ri-

Relations

will be held at 8:30 a. m. itomorrow at the School of Lawiin Rio Piedras. ,

Holcombe Juan

who

is

visiting

Int Int

Int

Bus M Harv

Nicd

Int Paper Int Tel & Tel

Reports

Ave. This te dissemin-

Jones & Jey Mig

ate imformation om laber, management,

the law to and other

Kaiser

Al

FUTURES

EE

New

toe

World sugar futures Ne. 4 clesed lower. Sates % contracts.

Mar May Jiy

spet

1 to

348

2%

3.538

3 3m 3.

32 um

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6.62.

¥ ~ =

Oct

411B

w&

SUGAR

Raw sugar 5-8.

L

persons.

NEW YORK (AP)-Domestic sugar futures No. 6 closed 2 higher. Sales 55 contracts.

Lew Clese

ROSES.

Rand

Laber-Management

S

Co

Oil

Inge

lo-

&

Gulf

cated on Condado agency was created interested

LICORERIA

Goodyear

Grace

im San

Puerto Rico im comnectien with the epening this week of the mew office of the Bureau of

Ald

Goodrich

arrived

yesterday,

O@

Gillette

& x

in

3

Mar May

7 lower

contracts.

indicater represents 90 per cemt of all the

i

“B”

Sales

54% 27% 12% 94% 61%

This than

BR.

FUTURES

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yenyaguayes

and

Quotations—

in afternoon trading, but shipped

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Joffre

following twe days of

Sharp ‘esses. It turned mixed -| aroumd noon, went barely higher

San Juan, contracters Ramirez de Anellame and

Luis Torregresa Toom betel on

Camera } 3%, Fach ms Construction 2%

af the

FSS ee Hye guyunese

In Frank

La

Be.

I

tit

and one m being made.

light Thursday.

slightly m

trading yesterday.

The market was lower

mederateSam Juan

ip Continue

were sniged. Volume compared with (AP)—The stock shares

f ai

Plans fer two new sized hotels—eme in

YORK decimed

9, 1960

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McC

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Of Special

Interest

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Com. Oil Ref. Co. Fajarde East. Sugar Fajarde East. Sug.

office of & Smith,

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41/16 225s

Ask 59

4%

pf. NS

First Natl. City Bank 747%, 75% Masie Industries The | Pecble Supermarkets 1514 +% iP. R. Telephone 53% —1% ,So. P. R. Sugar 15% \ +% . Neb eaghe Cone, 3 14%, 15%,

eS

SAN

nAeUUR NES

THE

erate

6

“Tum SAN JUAN SEAR — Vridey, September 9, 1568.

SHIPPING SCHEDULES

MONARCS

oF

THe

aIseun

| Camas

CY

g

Meide, Pet

.

>

eee

mace

M

Oxivaus

of Spates

2

is

N.

Bu

zB

Tampa, Heuston,

Jacksonville

Orleaas,

Mobile

. Orlams, Galveston,

Waterman N.Y.K.

Line

Line

Seaheat &

La

Waterman

Guaies, Post

i Tt

f {

aepanent. which| Police sources said the stested imp the Piaze Palace af the | ment started about 8:30

Lines

Poses,

Jacksooviite

‘Sept.

Line

Mavanees

, Mayaguex

p.m.,|dras

te Rie was where Hospitalal Municip

n was described Infantry Read im Kio Pie | and ended when Orta sexed Is | his conditio mac! Rodriguez Otivieri, 43, by | the throat and started to choke} him. Rodriguez, police said, took} cut 2 38 caliber pustal and shot | Oxtz twice im the left thigh.

not serious.

District Altorney Balbme lon has filed no charges as agnimst Rodrigue? as he is the incident. ing investigat

i

evening re | deas Wednesday suited im the shooting of Rosz/| Oxtz Alama, 48, of the Sa| Lima section of Kio Pie-|

MESSAGE TO THE PEOPLE OF PUERTO RICO Our people, especially those of humble status, have been

is now

being studiedi

Witele,

li

the

The

ae

among four special sulpeommit. tees and @ final Committee off|! general scope is. as follows: | Peru

3. To

for

xeinforce the means. of|,pretiiem;

redress

San

of

the

newly

created

a

Salvador.

financing the development of} shaken: this. week Latin America, preferably |,tive riot designed

through

by an to be a p

In-|,view to a communist coup.

ter-American Development Bank;,|,

In

spite

ef

cruelly stricken by the forces of nature with not only material losses im the millions of dollars but, what is more important the painful loss of over 100 lives.

gael

apyertioned

“Ee

agenda,

ge

This

these

HI

problems,

|\ji f

2. Create # financial and. tee» |\the delegates. of the 20 nations:| {iii

reason,

our

organization,

CARPENTERS

UNION

TAFL-CIO) , representing the construction workers, unite in deep

the victims. of lies the fami for w sorro

countey; 3. Stabilize tory

For this

prices

terms.

for

on

vaw

satisfae materials,,

, to make our plea we wish toment Through this announce to formm a Committee for the purpose ali Puerto Rican Institutions

the of working and fighting to assist in the rapid restoratofion aseas affected by nature’s fury.

The

keynote

Brastl’s

chief

statements

gusto Federico Sciimidt,, U. S. Under-Secretary

Dilfon,

leave

Antericas on

a

are

program

by

of delegation, Au--|' no

doubt

andi

of

definite mew

sures te: cambat segial. endi eewnomic problems: in. Latin. Ame Tica.

Biilon called for “publi private” investment and

nounced) tie formation of a velopment

Assistance

vourswnue, x. n—nee| f = UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS &

that tite may be more red’ faces. than red | j

veady te embazis|;

‘

its! |i

te: findis out it’s holding up end of Wie Bourbow supply, Dut i i tie consumptiom. everyone

already

knew—that|

if

im the | j leads the nation

Guoup

Kentucky.

But since it was fhete was no mention

;

|

JORERS OF AMERICA (AFi-08)

PR

Line

i

Social And Economic|_

>

8.

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, September 9, 1960

sannwmny YOUr

Neighbor

Cook:

gamma

Neva Makes Burger Soup ———

shy

Neva Loyaeano, some and sparkling

lity

loves

“kids,

neighboring She is married

a winpersona-

cats

Ma ry

Dee

“I am not a career woman,” says Neva, “unless you can call homemaking a career. I always

and

with people.” to Charles Loya-

did ‘want

to

be

a nurse,

though.

It ig such good training no matcano, president of Quality Gum ter what you decide to do. I wish Co. which supplies and services I had more family now that the the gum dispensing machines children are growing and leaving throughout the island. They came the nest.” With her only daughter to Puerto Rico in 1954 from Po- Loretta, now Mrs. James J. Jourmona, Calif. and promptly fell in nigan, living in California, Neva love with the island and its peo- adds, “I am an unemployed grandple mother and feel a little cheated Chewing gum has been an im- with my grandchildren so far portant factor in Neva Loyacano’s away.” Older son Joe is a sophlife. Her dad, Ford S. Mason, of more at Dickenson College in Akron, N. Y., is president of the Carlisle, Pa. and 13 year old Ford Gum and Machine Co. which Mare Steven is a student at St. Manufactures

butes

the

ball-gum

machines

and

to

distri-

John’s Preparatory

dispense

the gum throughout the 50 U. S. states, Puerto Rico and Canada.

“We can’t back in the youngsters

keeps

picture ourselves States again. Our

feel

the

same

School

in San-

turee. “Thank heavens I still have one at home all the time. He me

French

busy

cat

Tabi

pany.”

and

my

precious

is lots of com-

way.”

Neva is active in church work and teaches-the sixth grade Sunday School class at St. John’s Episcopal Cathedral. She enjoys says. They pride themselves on |reading and sewing and keeps up knowing every single town or | a volumino us correspondence with “barrio” here. her many friends. “I like to answer a letter as soon as I can.”

The Loyacanos make frequent trips around the island—“combining business and pleasure,” Neva

Neva

ido

believes that girls usually

not

realize

how

much

they

know about homemaking, cooking especially, until they are on their own, “Just remembering what

PARTY—Charles

PROMOTION held

a

party

his promotion

Wednesday

evening

0. Font, of the Office of Selective Service in P. R., in the Ft. Brooke Officers’ Club celebrating

to major. On hand were high ranking officers of the Antilles Command, Selective Service and Civil Defense. Above from left to right are Mrs. Maria P. de Jiménez, Lt. Col. Luis Torres-Massa, Col. Rafael Giménez de la Rosa, P. R. Director of' Selective Service, Miss Pepifia Brandariz and Maj. Font. (STAR photo

by Betty Knorr)

First Lady And Clubwomen Leading Drives To Raise Funds, Supplies For Flood Victims Puerto

your mother did helps. Mine always said, ‘Flavor your cooking with love and it has to be good.”

Rico's

first

lady,

ee

dofia Inés Mendoza de Mufioz Marin, after a first-hand look with the Governor at the For her “main dish’ HAMBURGER SOUP recipe you will flood stricken areas, is leadneed three tablespoons olive oil, ing an island-wide campaign j|three large onions, 1% pounds to raise funds for the needy. ground beef, one can’ (1 Ib. 12 Through Joseph Monserrat, |0zs.) tomatoes (bell or plum add ja ri¢her flavor), three cans con|somme with two cans of water, four’ medium carrots, one bay

¢\leaf, four celery tops, #|poons dried parsley,

two ten

teaspep-

percorns and one tablespoon salt.

Simmer the coarsely chopped onions

|

in a soup kettle until limp

but not brown. Add the chopped meat and stir until it loses its redness. Pour in the tomatoes,

,|consumme

MRS. NEVA LOYACANO

and water

and

add the

{peeled and sliced carrots, bay leaf, chopped celery tops. parsley, ¢|Peppercorns and salt. Cover and :: cook over low heat for about 45

--. With “Tabi”, her French cat.

minutes.

Serve

in

large

soup

plates and sprinkle with Romano

of the Puerto Rico Migration Office in N. Y., she hopes to collect money for flood victims from Puerto Ricans in New York City. Monserrat

has told her that he expects to be able to $50,000 there.

El Comandante

has offered Mrs. or

Parmesan

collect

about

Race

Track

Mufioz Marin

cheese.

“With

which

Mother

used

which cooked all day back of the stove.”

on

ur=->oamo

SALE

7VOn 4=—>S

STARTING THURSDAY 15 at all our stores

its gar-

to make

WN

3rd. ANNIVERSARY

here

the

QUINONES

facilities

event her

lic bread and a tossed salad it makes a very satisfying meal,’ says Neva, “reminiscent of the soup

MES.

for

to add

a

BUXEDA

Sunday

additional

campaign.

nearly here.

MES.

$40,000

She

racing

dollars

believes

could

MES.

be

to that

raised

the group of Red Cross volunteer

workers charged with sorting and processing the clothes for stricken families throughout the island, says

| there is no more

Private

citizens

who

wish

to

contribute to dofia Ines’ campaign may send their donation to Capt.

Teodoro Vidal, the Governor's military aide, at the Fortaleza or to

MRS. FLOOM

CANALS

Mrs.

Elsa

Bacardi

Bldg.

Short

at

the

same

address. The money will then be turned over to the Red Cross to be used as deemed best in the island’s disaster areas.

Literally tons of new and used clothing for Puerto Rico’s flood victims have snowed under Red Cross volunteers working in the in Puerta

San Juan.

Mrs. Manuel

Guevara,

de Tierra,

headin ig

type

of

donation.

a need for this

What she does need, however, are more volunteers to help classify the clothing already received and persons who can type and have had some experience in social work.

Mrs. Georgina Colon of the Central Office of the Red Cross here told the San Juan STAR that donations of money to buy needed supplies other than clothes are what is important now, mainly cooking utensils, blankets and linens

.

Business And Professional Women Meanwhile,

island

clubwomen

(See Island Clubwomen

page

LA ROSALEDA iN

,

GUAYNABO

The most romantic réstauront in Puerto Rico Next to Ponce dé@ Leon Urbanizetion Route 20, Km. 4 — Hm. 2 — 15 minutes from San Juon

ANNOUNCING SUNDAY

OUR

SPECIAL

MENU

Delicious rice with “gandules,”’ roast pork, “tostones” and salad, exclusive

desserts Bien-Me-Sabe

or

Mocha,

coffee

or tec

FOR ONLY $2.50 Special Dishes for Children Filets “del pais’ @

Bar

Parking

Certe Blanche ‘Open

Teleplione 4161

11:00

AM

to

honored 11:00 PM

exceptT: uesdays

9)

THE

SAN

JUAN

STAR

— Friday, September 9, 1960

9

Functional Furniture Serves Needs Of Young Families

Half of the one at right is hidden by the sleek

VERSATILE AND FUNCTIONAL—At left, above is a wall-hanging unit and table that can be used as a sewing center, breakfast nook, part of a bedroom, living room

walnut table. This versatile corner unit is perfect for a teenager’s room. Three-drawer desk is part of the same design group.

or study. In the teenager bedroom, at right, a letter rack mirror has slotted frame for souvenirs or snapshots.

Also shown is a three-drawer chest and window seat concealing a storage chest.

CU2NER

couches.

MAGIC—Two

single beds masquerade as studio

me Ann Landers Says

Write Him Off Permanently DEA«

.

My steady He’s the out of the a parking

_{

LANDERS:

has a hot temper. kind who will. get ear and fight over space.

Last month he got into a fist figth with a man who crowded ahead of him in line at the ball game. They were both hauled in and booked for disorderly conduct. I was embarrased to death

when

they

took

my

boy

off permanently.

Any girl who marries a fellow who has “hit her twice” during courtship can around expectto be e. Kissing plenty after through bandages is no way to spend a life. ese

¢

a

swinging

door.”

I answered, don’t believe shoved

doo.

He

him

out

home and you

“You're right. it. Goodbye.” and

bolted

four

times

happened.

We did things we had has

called

Please print this with a final word from me to afl teenagers: When you ask for Ann’s advice

—take it—MESSED UP GIRL

(Centinued from page 8) have launched a program to the destitute. The Business Professional Women’s Club is vassing their membership

Ponce de Leon, Santurce, where help they will be forwarded.

Women’s Civic Club and canMrs. Lillian Torres Braschi de and Canals, president of the Women's

friends

uten-

for

clothing,

kitchen

Sam

Juan

Lions

Club,

headed

Civic

In Reliet

Club

of

Puerto

Rico,

committee,

have

surveyed

saster areas and money donations upen.

Part

of

the

thropic budget unfortunates:

by

Following

~q ANNOUNCEMENT?

club’s

will go

and

Bayamon

the

(Will not close at noon) In Bayamon Center will be open Saturday from 9:00, 4

$0. 9500 Pel.

philan-

Santa

Clara

Mrs. Lady Boix de Buxeda, want (Betsy) hurricane of 1956, the Civieas’ used club funds to build new or used clothes but in good homes for victims in the Patillas condition. They should be turned area. Mrs. Nicholas was the Ciover to the Sport Shop, Stop 17, vica president at that time.

PLANTS

FLOWERING PLANTS OF ALL KINDS @

Palms

@

Trees

@

Shrubs

@

House

Orchids of many genera

Plants

in bloom

Center

Will stay open all day from 9:00 A.M. until 6:00 P.M. (daily)

di-

to aid the

LANDSCAPING In San Juan

the

recommend that be concentrated

and

ne bussiness doing. I became begged my mother to put me on nervous and hated myself and the phone. Mom says maybe I him, too. I was so irritable I was hasty, but she doesn’t know got into a fight with his sister be has hit me twice. and his mother.

He swears if I give him one By the end of the first week more chance he'll be good. Please I was asked to go home. Lex’s help me decide—QUIET GIRL dad drove: me to the train and DEAR QUIET: Write this boy Lex didn’t even say goodbye to

and

Mrs. Carmen Cordova de Nicholas, chairman of the club’s public aid

TROPICAL ORNAMENTAL

outlined the rea-

I sons.

I I went anyway.

After three the days, what you warned against

Active

sils and shoes to be turned over to Mrs. Olga Cuevas de Quiiiones, whose effice is in the State Insurance Co., next door to the Red Cross in old San Juan.

Lions Club Ladies The Women’s Auxiliary of the

me. My parents know something went wrong but they don't know what. I feel like the lewest thing that erawls.

DEAR ANN: I'm a 16-year-old Ana Landers will be glad to girl who wrote for advice in help you with your problems.

May. I didn’t like what you told Send them to her in care of this me and decided to do it my newspaper enclosing a stamped, way. Now I'd give my right arm self-addressed envelope. if I had listened to you.

I asked if it would be all right to go visit my boy friend

friend away in the patrol wagon.

I told him the next day if he ever got into another brawl he and I were through. \ |when school was out. He used Yesterday he came over with to live here and had to move one eye swollen shut and his to another city when his father left hand bandaged. Before I was transferred. Lex is 17 and could say a word he said, “You'll we used to go steady. You told never believe it—I walked into me I should NOT stay in his

Clubwomen

“Almost Enter

left.

everything

from

that grews

Carpenter

Read thru

Tel, 6-3046

in Dos

the

tropics.”

Pinos, see map

THE

SAN

JUAN

LETTERS TO THE AN

OPEN

LETTER

TO

SOCS

motion

Sir:

throughout

the

STAR

—

Friday,

September

[Main Street No Longer |

EDITOR

island.

—

MIDDLE

9, 1960

MAN?

Arouses

The

president of the organiza- Sir: ; ; tion cannot or will not preside, My first reaction was to disMiss two meetings of SOCS, I jand in other hands recent meet- eget such complete nonsense, was surprised to receive in the ings have constituted a medley, But then my sense of fair play

Forced by a recent accident to

mail

an

invitation

and

of name dropping. In short, SOCS

several

tickets to sell to a dinner

honor-

whipped

as a true political action committee is dead. .

“Operation Bootstrap” to be held Disenchanted enthusiasts and at the Hotel Condado on Sep occasional participants have de tember 9th under the sponsor- parted expressing privately their ship of Supporters of Common-| conviction that this organization

ing

Mr.

Teodoro

wealth

Status,

Moscoso

an

lest

and

organization

now

resembles

nothing

so

me

some

believe

to

say

poor

the

state-

Prize for literature.

That

Sauk

To

me

the

dinner

re-

Most

assuredly

Sr.

Moscoso. also

made

the

following

my

association

with ;the

best

that

SOCS

can

produce

SOCS. | after months of _ existence, The purpose of this letter is couipled with the reluctance of to tender my resignation as As- |the group to sponsor anything sistant

Treasurer,

myself SOCS,

from the activities of to register my objections

to

recent

zation, Our

to

actions

disassociate

of

the

that makes

a direct appeal

to the

wavering or uninformed voters of Puerto Rico, then the organization has retrenched drastically

organi-

and to explain my stand. |from its purposes. original organizing prinIn voicing my objections

ciple was to form a political action committee, nominally allied with the Partido Popular in the matter of preserving the present

Commonwealth

status

for

Puer-

to Rico. It was our goal to propagandize, educate, and persuade

“Continental”

residents

of Puer-

to Rieo that the present status offered the greatest opportunity for the growth of Puerto Rico.

Our first endeavors tewards increasing

our

support

met

nion

all our

efforts

of late have

they

are—they

have

been

the

we

physical

and_

ideological

not

interested

‘more

| one

gard

to

Paign

that

the

difficult

job.

It is the

lehange observed ‘couple of months

so

sadly

needs

TODAY’S

in ‘interested

hands

floundered

cam- | pro- |

BEST

in the name

and

decency

ministration

anything

union.”

get

for

of common

does off

his

in

granted.

ad-

taking

The

only

Incidentally, it is this very type of intellectually immoral reasoning that caused the CA. P. The Mufioz administration doesn’t have to “go out of its way to bow thank

you,

thank

shouldn’t have way at all.

But

lest we

to

go

be

out

of

nai-

way?”

DOLLARS

FOR

into

and

FROM

which

are local are doing

toward making little American

life better children.

in

town

of

modern

considerable,

but

found Main Street ugly, clannish. Main Street was

live

with

Main

Street

even

if it couldn’t

improve Main Street?

People would say it architecturally, but the opposite is true.

kept

applauding

architecture

is just

anything

as

the

badly

with

can

the

result

easily

designed,

Victorian

at On

least some

huge establishments with staAnd all the Carol Kennicotts that

discover

as

a

serious

student

contemporary

nonfunctional,

builders

After Lewis left her, Carol least the Carol Kennicott of 1920

One

of

these

orgamuch

for

organizations

to disasso-| Thirty-nine

Puerto

is

Rican

chil-

all! dren who for some reason have lost their families and homes Harold M. Porter live with a new mother and father in the Deborah Home famiSanturce, P. R. ly.

EUROPE

from

Deborah

Home

and

is here

take

Deborah

to stay.

it is going to ex-

But

Home

in

one-hundred

let’s

be

realistic.

needs

money

to:

1. maintain the children already there; 2. carry out plans for a new home in Rio Grande.

If thirty-nine of the people who read this letter would undertake

the

support

of

one

child

for one year or even one month, the children’s lives would be that much better (better food, better

education)

and

Deborah

Home would be that much freer to go ahead with her plans to make life better for more and more Puerto Rican children.

It

costs

$20.00

to

maintain

a

child for one month at Deborah Home. For those who would like to visit the home and see some

happy children who not so happy, they

once were are always

welcome at Deborah.

Regina Tomlinson, Roberte xeda,

M.D.,

Claudia drickson,

Jaime

Moore, W.

Dollars for Box 1415

L.

Marvin

Deborah,

San Juan, P. R.

Bu-

Sorrentini,

Neil,

Sr.,

Inc.

no

one

dreamed

and

archi-

as foolish

up.

Kennicott stopped growing.

At had a Sinclair Lewis; the Carol

Sinclair Lewis because he had hurt them, to hurt the Cultural Arts Committee.

What

the Deborah Home in San Martin. Deborah Home is not new; it indeed, it is twenty years old.

pand

trombone

to

of our Main Streets we now have tuary by such artists as Nagouchi.

realized

DEBORAH

Sept. 1), there nizations which

children,

“Our

determined her.

Did this improved

she

is

Richard L. Alvarez Santurce, P. R.

In fact, soon

Da

were

Carol Kennicott lives in every house along Main Street today, Carol Kennicott is ubiquitous. She supports the opera, the dance, and the local poetry sessions.

its | as

of

accused

ing home live with

It | tecture

you.”

which

devoid of beauty architectural or spiritual. Carol Kennicott had a deep instinct for culture, On Main Street she found only an ingrained philistinism, a philistinism so boring and stifling that it led her husband into a cheap adultery and forced her at last to take refuge in Washington, D.C., during the first World War. The novel’ concluded with Carol Kennicott return-

way to take anything for granted is by statehood or independence.

only |

over the past and one which

matter.

Therefore, \ciate myself entirely been done with re- |future activities.

propaganda

of the

novelist,

Carol Kennicott dirty, mediocre, and

weird

| Sir: worth doing.

Sadly and reluctantly, in the | In regard to helping human ‘face of a total change in the beings first (an excellent sugjoutlook of this organization, a gestion by Nora Green, STAR,

increasing our active support as has an essential nothing has

so where

sense

/mote personalities. It is a much

been ‘has cost us the support of good ourselves |people, a change that is utterly

are

states

a

what happened to Main Street? Today’s Main Street would not only surprise Sinclair Lewis, but his heroine Carol Kennicott as well.

Needless to say, Puerto Rico is not a state of the union (by Mufioz’ own announced desire)

needs of Puerto Rico, not to pro-

devoted to ingratiating with the powers that are. Active at odds with the program to membership has fallen off inex; which we subscribed, I prefer cusably. It has been .latly stated jto leave SOCS in the few self-

that

50

now?

| Kennicott of today reads more but it all means less and she has vete, we all know that if the | no Sinclair Lewis. No satirist or critic has really touched on the Mufioz administration had to foibles of “the Original Main Street.” He lists its sexual dalliances thank the Federal government and catalogues material Possessions, but the dalliances are thing from the welfare of any every time it received some form too pleasant and the possessions too comfortable for Carol Kennicott one individual or group of in- of aid, the people would get to get angry or give them up. What has happened to Main Street dividuals.

The challenge to wise and start asking: “what do SOCS was to work on behalf of ; we need this middleman for any- is that where the Every Thursday Club of Sauk Center refused to read —using SOCS. I, for one, will not be so used. The welfare of Puerto Rico is a far different

with

and thus proceeding with our va-

I am

not being disloyal to the organization I joined. That organization no longer exists. This dinner is not a “fresh approach,” it is a poor substitute for the task that needs doing. Some few individuals stand to gain prestige \from this activity. In my opi-

considerable, if not optimum, success.

The cost in time and energy was, of course, great.

Instead of concentrating our efforts to consolidate our gains,

hd original plans, SOCS veered increasingly towards becoming simply another mouthpiece of the Popular Party. This situation was intensified by the generous backing of the party.

The apparent result is that

| of the

Why

as

presents the culmination of a jand “Operation Bootstrap” are | comment: “it (Munoz administralong felt trend within the orga- | most deserving of public homage. | tion) takes for granted the poliDization, and it has moved me |But if this selective activity. is tical practices common in any to reevaluate

sans

Center, a town that bitterly opposed Lewis’ pungency, would rename its Main Street to rest its fame on that pungency about Lewis’ powers

with which I have been asso- as a small group of people subtciated from its earliest days and ily promoting themselves among in which I have been serving | ‘people of influence in the go- | Texas, ete. and not by anyone in the capacity of Assistant Trea- vernment. At last I must concur from Mayaguez, Arecibo, Ponce, surer. in this judgment. The time is Aguadilla, etce., was appropriate I returned the announcement surely at hand to make this cri- but not enough. It was not immediately with my negative ticism public rather than private. enough because Mr. Hayward reaction.

GOLDEN

Sauk Center, the model for Sinclair Lewis’ Gopher Prairie, has renamed its Main Street “The Original Main Street.” This was the last thing they would have thought to do when Lewis’ novel was published 40 years ago. They did not even eontemplate this change 30 years ago when Lewis won the Nobel

fools

lengthy

ment made

by Mr. Beresford Hayward (Sept. 7, 1960).

The Editor’s Note reminding Mr. Hayward that these Federal funds are put up by citizens from Escondido, Calif., Pueblo, Colo., Socorro, New Mexico, Amarillo,

much

HARRY

something

misguided

rather

By

Criticism

Fre-

happened she

had

to Main

faults,

realize she was in her own to

reform.

Street

too.

.

She

way

is that

got

too

Carol

today

there

Kennicott

never

interested

as superficial as what

in

reform

to

she wanted

U. S. Standing Pat In Laos, Wary Of Course Of Revolt

By The Associated Press VIENTIANE, Laos (#—The| United States is standing pat

now

path

on Laos, waiting

Laos is important to the West because of its position at the strategic heart of Southeast

to see what | Asia.

the revolution

will follow.|

But it is so heavily supported

With more than a quarter bil- by U.S. aid that discontent with lion dollars invested in keeping almost

Laos in the anti-Communist camp,

Washington

is in

no

hurry

erican

aid

United

program

POTOMAC FEVER

has been spent on each man, woman and child. The country

opium.

Could Demands troopers

Mean Failure of the rebel para-

who

ousted

the

pro-

Western government of Premier Tiao Somsanith in a coup d’etat Aug. 9 could mean that US. efforts to some extent have failed, or

met

a setback.

The rebels demand

at least

that Laos

halt the fruitless internal against the pro-Communist thet

Lao

guerrillas,

expel

war Pathe

French and American military instructors, accept aid from any nation that offers it with no strings attached, and_ steer a course of neutralism through relations

with

all

friendly

coun-

tries—including neigboring Communist China, North Viet Nam and the Soviet Union. es

States.

ANON ATAINNNATIAANNN

for Laos is proportionately the largest in the world; about $130 is about the size of Kansas and has a population of around two million. Its chief source of internal revenue comes’ from

any form of government country would turn on

the

to|the

pull out of this tiny Buddhist snons ant! the Picture clears. e

in

“ -By FLETCHER STAR

Democrats are vote registration suburbs, they’re families

where

registered

KNEBEL

Washingtop

is

BSurean

staging a big drive. In the finding some the

the

only

thing

dog.

es 2 *

Republicans say’ Nixon is better prepared for the White House than Kennedy.

Thanks to his | stiff knee, there’s no danger of Nixon

putting

mouth.

his

foot

in

his

‘ s-s

8

Kennedy says Republican economic policies cost the average family a lot of money. The mere: thought of four more years of them has cost the Kennedy family

$1

million se

already. &

September is education’s month,’

Mother tan, fad book again.

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The newspapers have been telling a word and picture story of sadness and suffering, and of death in the sections of Puerto Rico damaged by floods

iil

earlier this week. Many thousands of good have sat by helplessly, willing and able to help the vietims but not knowing how or where they would be most useful.

It is natural to want to aid those in distress.

We know that a picture in this newspaper on Wednesday, of a child asleep from exhaustion against a

chair

in i a hospital ward in Humacao, while somewhere

Tea

ae ane inthe heupitel knew ker pume She was only one of many who need immediate help. And it is not only the children, although they are the most pitiful victims of the disaster, for many adults are without homes and without adequate resources to restore themselves to some measure of decency in food and abode.

And now the rains continue.

A new flood alert has been issued.

Two new areas of disturbance have been reported by the Weather Bureau, one some 1100 miles east southeast of us and another about 300 miles east of Puerto Rico. These could bring more rains and the danger of new floods.

We must be ready for quick action. We cannot

eT ©1900 ypwaas SF. lowss Post-Dispatch

all don boots and wade into stricken sections of the

Ste

island to help in actual rescue work. Nor can we all take part in the work of restoration after the floods

“GRUESOME TWOSOME

But there

is an easy way for all of us to participate.

Rescue work and rehabilitation and immediate care of victims requires money, large amounts of ready cash. There should be no shortage of -money for humanitarian use in Puerto Rico.

This island has shown many times, most recently during the terrible disasters in Chile, its humanitarian spirit.

Now

we can

and will demonstrate

that we

it Ils By No Means Quiet

Along Potomac Or East River

are

By

equally ready and willing to help our own disaster victims. Let’s pitch in with cash and checks to the

limit of our ability, and a little more, for the victims of this week’s floods and for those who will suffer if this new alert and the reported storm areas cause new floods. Everyone can share in this good and

urgent cause, from nickels to thousands, can

spare.

Just

send

whatever you

it to:

American Red Cross, Box 1067, San Juan.

You'll be giad you did when you see what

Time

For

move

where

United

the

The

UN

team

—

capital out of this disaster at Humacao.” We hope that those who do will find themselves voteless on election day.

There is room and need for constructive criticism that will contribute to efficient and rapid rescue and warning methods in a future emergency. It should be welcomed and _respected.

But there is no room for politics in this misforthe

lives of young

The administration, which

and old.

has the responsibility

and authority. to administer relief funds, should comport itself in a manner above suspicion and It should permit no action that would stigmatize humanitarian work with public funds.

cull guard

opposition against

has

charges

an and

equal

responsibility

criticisms

to

that it cannot

substantiate with facts. All sides in this vote-getting

dima

oul

ne

Reena respect by, keeping the,

serenity

masks

the

of

un-

in

the

jeb.

Ne

heme

from

Congo

has

American, some

done

returning

job well done,

has more merited a Broadway ticker-tape reception than Ralph

Politics

We hope the politicians will shut their ears to song that seems to be saying “make political

that has taken

green-cool

building

easiness within.

who came home after the UN group in the

first desperate days when was all ‘but overwhelmed

There is a Lorelei abroad in the land today, singing her wild song to lure politicians to destruction, just as the Lorelei of German legend enticed fisher-

tune

tall,

Nations

Bunche, heading

the

\\

River

the

your

to destruction on the rocks.

MCGILL Constitution)

are making sure it does not fall into European hands and, further, that if any of its resources

a

men

Atlamta

NEW YORK CIrry—it is by no means quiet along the Potomac or here by the East

money can do.

No

RALPH (Editer,

chaos,

:

violence,

amd

the

it by con-

stant sabetage by the Russians.

But

for

him

there

can

be

only

“ more hard work against heavy WcGHLL odds.

There is fear here, not merely in US. cincles, but ia these African delegations which wish

their

countries

te

be

free

ef

troops.

Seviet

technicians

are

meager years of schooling

and much

dialectic,

speeches

placing

bringing

some erder te the chaotic government's attempts to function. Soviet planes arrive daily and in the making is a Soviet commercial airline to replace that of the Belgians. How will carry remains for

already

the

old

is making

tribal

operatives undér He speaks loosely

And

the

ways

with

re-

peasant

co-

the direction ef of great reforms.

Soviets, of course,

Marxist about

communes.

smile

at their

newest parrot. They else that Lumumba

know as well as anyone is temporary. They have

in the wings

educated,

a more

also long committed to Soviet base in central

more

able man

Russian Marxism.

A Africa will, as the

other mations know, be a source infiltration, and agitation. It is

of infection, a big prize,

much more than Cuba. It will, if they bring it off, give the USSR. a vast supply of metal ores, enough to last a century or more.

And it will give them heartland of Africa.

direction

or domination by either the West or the East.

The UN future in the Congo is not reassuring. The next twe weeks will reveal which way the Congo will go. And there is a feeling the Soviets, whe though members of the United Nations have privately betrayed its mission, will be the winners.

Soviet trucks are transporting Lumumba'’s

in world trade, it will be by them Lumumba, his head filled with but three

In

the

riving steady arms

and

began. are,

Congo

almest export reports

slovakia

the

has

fixed

Soviets

place have

in

the

been

ar-

every day. They began this of agents and techmicians, of

supplies,

There

a

well

are few here

an

say,

befere

Russians mostly

exportable

the

break-up

involved.

Czechs.

supply

workers, managers, pilots, and perts. And, of course, there are Tiors from Moscow.

of

They

Czecho-

skilled

military exa few supe-

The Congolese are tribal peoples, uaeducated, enormously unsophisticated, easily swept by rumors. They believe, for example, stories about the Belgians throwing Lumumba out of a plane and him being caught and brought -to earth by a great bird: They accept as true myths that Lumumba is, like a comicstrip Superman, impervieus te buliets and blades.

tT

have taken their toll of lives and homes.

12

THE

SAN JUAN STAR

— Friday, September 9, 1960

Brandt, Adenauer Opponent, For Toughness Against Reds

Both Presidential Hopefuls Are Leery Of Khrushchev By

full well that Brandt one

oppose

who

the

could

the political ward a peak.

S&-year-old

Adenauer

in next

looks

much

backs

public

controls

of

rather

are

almost

nuaer’s. many’s

pletely.

And the

when

190-pound

bern

poses with his Norwegian

membership

com-

Socialists

favor

will

comes

to

the

dynamo

opposing

5-foot-10-inch,

is just

as stub-

as the old chancellor.

defeat and the Socialists their biggest majority in city government.

Immense at

the

votes

the

time

got

West

Berlin

Gevalaiiiy

Christian against

AT THE

Ger-

“We will never bow to Communism,” he said two years ago when the West Berliners gave the Communists their worst election

The

ADENAUER

Ade

it

Democrats, 3 per

cent

52 per cent

of

the

by

Chancellor

oppose

elections in West the

Socialist,

create

which

invasion

and

said

they

were

immense

The mayor looking man

is a stocky, goodwho resembles an

American college football player.

He drives himself and his

employes hard. He gets little sleep and unlike Adenauer, who prefers

Being

tough

is

not belts

averse to of stiff

toward

totalitarian-

ism is nothing new to Brandt. The son of a poor worker in the Baltic

Brandt, 46

Brandt year’s

next

in

‘Adenauer

1956

on

port

city

of

Luebeck,

he

joined

the Socialists when he was 17 and used his fists on Nazi toughs in

street fights.

Controversial War Record Brandt escaped to Norway in 1933 and his World War II record

there is one of much controversy.

Political foes accused him of taking arms

against

the

Germans

but

he said he merely worked for the Red Cross. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, taking Brandt at his word, recently attacked him for not

fighting

his

Nazi

countrymen.

Brandt dropped his real name, Herbert Frahm, and became Willy Soon after readopting German citizenship, Brandt began his

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Sensitive to this possibility that he has announced he would not

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The prospect of such a meeting remote. Nixon, it is believed, be

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very

wary

of

such

a

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conference ficials

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Khrushchev's tactic has been that he would no longer deal with President Eisenhower, wait for his successor

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the

way

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but would to negoti-

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Under these circumstances, Vice President Nixon is not con-

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sharpen

or

up

Nixon

present

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the the

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visit Is

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may

Kennedy

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to

rein

a

continuing clash with Khrushchev?

But there are dangers on the Republican ‘side also. If it is assumed

that

Khruschev

will

go

to

Cuba after his visit to the United Nations, it may point up the fact that Communism has gained a foothold

at

America’s

back

door

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Yet the Socialist hierarchy only

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How much Khrushchev took into consideration the American presi-

dential election in making his, visit is, of course, not known here.

But

the

could ing

specialists

not

the

have

believe

avoided

that

he,

consider-

effect.

Space Agency Chief Predicts Sovief Man In Space In October LOS

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(®—A

broad

hint that he expects the Soviet Union to try to put a man in space soon, perhaps on Oct. 4,

has

.come

chief

Keith

from

space

agency,

Glennan.

Oct. 4 would be the third anniversary of the launching of the first Soviet satellite, Sput+ nik I. At a

news

conference

the

ad.

ministrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said recent Soviet suceess in returning animals from orbit

for

indicates

another

“it’s

about

time

attempt.”

Rafael Del Valle Dies At Age 82 Rafael del Valle

Zeno, 82, of

Arecibo, who died Wednesday in Santurce was buried yesterday afternoon at Puerto Rico Memorial Cemetery.

Funeral services. were held at Buxeda Funeral Home in Santurce.

Del Valle, an engineer, was

“lone of the founders of the Ens gineering Society of Puerto Rica in 1904. The society later be came the present Engineers, Architects ciation.

and

Surveyors

Asso-

He studied at Central Univer} sity, Caracas, Venezuela and wag a

surveyor

and

an

agronomist,

He is survived by his wido Mrs. Raquel Cestero del Vall a son, Fernando, and a daught JosefinaFE AHHH

ERE EEE

eS REE S

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, September 9, 1960

New EDITOR’S

Traffic

NOTE:

This

is

the

second of three parts of the San Juan STAR’S unofficial summary of the new traffie law which went inte effect Aug. 19. The translation was done by Irma DeMora ef the editorial staff of the STAR. The new traffic law with regard to:

these

Motor

vehicles,

with

the

ex-

way Bary.

3. jack, tion.

4.

5. and

when

conditions A

public

make

neces

mechanical or hydraulic in good operating condi-

A A

rear-view mirror. spare tire, duly

ready

for

filled,

immediate

use

in

ease of emergency. Heavy motor vehicles already registered are

exempt 6.

from

Ne

this

motor

requirement.

vehicle

may

be

used without a fender over each tire. Vehicles used for transportation of loads, the structure of which

lack

rear

fenders,

shall

be provided with flaps or covers to protect from the spraying of stones, mud, or other materials.

7.

Vehicles

used

for

transpor-

tation of loads shall be provided with sufficiently high side rails on all four sides. When the nature of the load makes this imPossible, the owner or driver

shall provide special permit tary

of

himself with a from the Secre-

Public

LIGHTS

the

SEARCHLIGHTS

in

lower light

upper

perma-

the

upper

perma-

part, near

an amber the front

searchand a

red one near the rear, to in‘dicate the length of the.vehicle’s

body.

3. Vehicles shall have. two white parking lights, in front.

4. Vehicles shall have at least one’ red

light

or

an

amber

stop

(Vehicles

manufactured

1960 shall lights. ) 5. All

have

two

vehicles

shall

tave

be

installed

part 6.

separately

or

at least one, than two.

and

b. In side, a

the red

rear, light..

brought

into

Puerto

ter

1960

shall

not

ber

Rico

af-

two

of

does

to comply with requirement.

3. Makes

not

the

permit

him

foregoing

it mandatory

for

the

court to suspend, for a period of not less than a year, the license of a driver who does not stop his vehicle and render the

he is involved

owner

after

place

vehicle

an

accident,

parked

to

in such

leave.

Miles

Zucker,

of

the

in the

or with non-directional tent lights.

In

Case

Of

a. Given

his

name,

number of his identification of

became

acquainted

problem

Mrs.

Shari

Sobin, of Catafio.

Showed. Early Concern Mrs. Sobin became -concerned with the overpopulation of homeless animals in Puerto Rico shortly after she ‘settled here im October, 1959, with her hus band, Ronald, and her year-old daughter. In numerous letters to the HSUS, since November, 1959, she

suggested

the

society

send

educational pamphlets and films on humane treatment of animals to the local Dept. of Education.

All

she

received

in

return

was

property

a report

property,

5.

Every

accident

driver

involved

causing

in

damage

an

larger

to

shall

than

report

fifty

the

dollars

($50),

accident

‘to the

any property whose owner or agent in charge is not present

nearest police station as possible and within

at the

not exceeding four (4) hours after the accident occurred.

said him

scene,

shall

try to locate

owner or agent and inform of the accident, identifying

(To

Be

as soon a period

Continued)

address,

clipping

of

Al

Dinhofer’s

beautiful, fascinating

co-

from

you

about

the

good

Juan, and to read the excellent story and editorial in the STAR. “Perhaps,

if

it

is

convenient

for you, I may have the pleasure of meeting you and Mr. Din-

hofer

sooner

than

anyone

ex-

pected. Mr. Fred Myers, Executive Director, of the HSUS, has asked me to make’a trip to Puerto Rico to study and learn about conditions for animals there, and the activities ef animal protection

groups

on

the

few

days

trying

to learn

as

much, and talk to as many people concerned with animal welfare, as can be accomplished...”

Mrs.

Sobin

told

PUERTO

RICO’S

PRIDE

PLAY

THE

FABULOUS

WITH

ITS BIG,

5-6 POOL

BIG WINNINGS!

Yes, everybody is talking about the exciting 5-6 pool. come in the thousands.

Pay-offs

The record is a whopping $42,000.

You

can play the pool at any of the off-track agencies. . .or at the track if you come before 2:15 on racing days.

island.

“The present plan is that J should arrive Sept. 17 and spend a

Cran dante

work

of that your group is doing in San

stray dogs in Puerto Rico, and the unscientific manner in which they are asphyxiated by the Municipal Dept. of Sanitation, through correspondence’ with

the

license or his vehicle,

rector of thé HSUS Service De. partment. It stated in part: “We were delighted to. hear

increasing

such

of

of

of the accident, and his name ner as to obstruct traffic on the and address. public thoroughfare, except in * 6. Every driver of a motor those cases in which circum- vehicle involved in an accident stances, or the position or con- mot investigated by the police dition of the vehicles involved, at the scene of the accident and or of their occupants, are such which has caused damage to anthat it is impossible to move other person or another's propthem. erty, for an estimated amount

to the victim of the accident, or to any person accompany-

a

the

STAR

she

the society’s monthly news bulletin is currently arranging interviews and a request for contributions.. and appointments for Zucker

Several weeks ago Mrs. Sobin with government officials and sent the society an editorial and directors of local animal shelters.

Superb thoroughbred racing all year around.

WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS. FIRST RACE: 3 P.M. Also mutuels.

Daily Double

is 5th. and 6th. races.

Special

De

Luxe Clubhouse Tours from all major hotels. See your travel desk. t

the

he the accident, on a conspicuous

He shall remain at the scene of the accident until he has comPlied with the following:

tion was spurred by a story editorial published in the Juan STAR. HSUS

agent

Accidents

A week later, Mrs. Sobin’ received a letter from Zucker, di-

the

or

in damaged shall leave,

1.

examine animal conditions and the stray dog situation. This ac-

The

him

intermit-

lumn, Our Man In San Juan, entitled “Long Night’s Journey.”

Receives Letter

with

showing

rear.

Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), is expected to arrive in San Juan next week to and San

@

and

a man-

Humane Society Official Plans Investigation Here John

himself

license which authorizes him to drive. If he cannot locate the

7. No vehicle, except with special authorization, may be| used with a red light in;front

left-hand (Vehicles

have

condition

when

in an accident; in addition, provides that a prison sentence of not less than 30 days shall be imposed on such driver.

4. In addition, it is prohibited,

after 1960 shall be equipped in front with white or amber directional lights, and red or am-

side. Moprovided

with more

law, aid required

as

lights, one on each torcycles shall be

front:

be

a

of the rear lights.

All vehicles manufactured

such a way as not to obstruct traffic any more than necessary.

lights: a. In

shall

the

to

two

colorless

vehicles

with

or

red searchlights in the rear except motorcycles, which shall have one. These searchlights may

two

Motor

victim,

‘these

following

1.

the

enforcement officer; b. Rendered aid to the injured, if any, including taking them to a hospital or where they may receive medical aid, unless it were dangerous for the injured to be moved, or if the’ injured himself refuses to be movéd, or if a person accompanying the injured denies consent to move him.

2. A driver shall be exempt of said obligation if, as a result of the accident, his physical

after

of

Every driver involved in an accident must immediately stop his vehicle and park it in

equipped

ing

Summarized

light in the rear, operated by pressing the foot brake. These lights may be installed in combination with the rear lights.

Works.

AND

in

lights

high-

it

vehicles

nent structure of the vehicle. c. On the sides: in the

2. A horn to be used in the rural zone when there is not good or

All

ment structure of the vehicle. b. In the rear: two red

condition.

visibility

lights.)

lights

ceptions noted, shall be provided with the following equipment: 1. A muffler, in good operating

Regulations

shall also. have a colorless light on the license plate so it may be visible from a distance of 50 feet.

2. Heavy-load motor vehicles and emnibuses shall be equipped with the following additional lights and searchlights: a.In_ front: two amber

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED IN VEHICLES

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September

GENERAL

Righter MOON

FORECAST 9, 1960

‘TENDENCIES: What-

long-range

er

definite

plans

you

you

have

be

made

much

amicably

more solid and secure where you are cencerned by concentrating upen every single item

and

detail

connected

with them.

Be sure you do let all whe any sort of imflwence over

repairs

very

easily

day.

Tonight

ting

the

who

are

can

and

be

experts

in

to-

others

such

matters

ance

and have modern ideas.

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out

plans

right now,

you

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every

today

and

to

to

enjoy

center of your 'terests today.

——

ones

in

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most

are

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WHEN

Tel.

Hollywood

pictures

are

being

currently

count

by

Ita-

companies.

the

films

If

being

capital

of

the

world.

There is no “new wave” here, as in France. Italian producers

;

aren’t

taking

chances

}}proven formula.

But movies with

are

still being

on

an

artistic

made

un-

aims

in Italy.|

Among the most recent—and :}certainly the most talked about —is Federico Fellini’s “La Dolce Vita,” which won the first prize

; }at this year’s Cannes film festival “La

* SOPHIA LOREN ...a litthe embarrassed Anna arm

Magnani

being

has broken

her

funny.

Roberto

Rossellini

is

making

again.

Dolce

Vita”

has

already

made back in Italy and France its original cost of $1,600,000.

And it seems sure to make money in

the

United

States.

There

has

never been an Italian film attacked as much as “La Dolee Vita.”

There were five editorials against it

in

the

Vatican

newspaper

L’

A chunky newcomer named Osservatore Romano.

Clawdia Cardinale is the newest Subject: Rich Trash Italian symbel of sex.

“La Dolee Vita” is a natural Rome meovie lots are busier continuation of Rossellini’s and than ever before. And their pro- Vittorio de Sica’s “neo-realismo” ducts have such erotic themes 4 Italian school after World War that the government’s minister IL Its subject is rich trash ins tead of poor. of spectacles has threatened to Rosselini ,too, seems to be crack dewn with censorship. succeeding with his old formula.

It’s just coincidence. But the He won first prize at last year’s Italian movie industry that seem- Venice festival with the first ed gravely ill when Miss Loren movie he had made in years—a $150,000 picture called “Il Geneand Miss Lollobrigida departed rale della Rovere.” for

richer

with

a bounce.

Return Now

shores,

and

casionally

two in

their

But

has

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Sophia

to make

Hollywood

3.3858

ly

with

Carle

MEET”

pictures

revived—

Then return

oc-

a picture

or

native

The

land for

employers.

Miss

Loren

and

finds

it

hottest

property

on

Rome

movie lost currently is 21-yearold Miss Cardinale, a high-busted and low-slung Tunisian-born Italian. She has gone from one good part to another in Italian pictures

em-

is

generally

the next

Italian

expected

actress

to

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Canada,

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The reason for the boom in Italian movies is, basically, the same

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SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21

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GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Concentrate upon advancing in your career today.

Hither do some very serious thinking by

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work

and

By ROME

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of

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handled

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affairs know you are a reasoning, calm, particular person. .. ..

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the

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Review: ‘Home

From The

Hil?

Asians Quaff

_

Game Hunting, Girl Chasing By New

BOSLEY CROWTHER York Times News Service

giant

film in CinemaScope

color.

(it is currenfly

the

Metro.)

But where

husband

tries, indeed,

it is cente-

-|

deesn’t) way.

he

has

the

her

father’s

ebligingly

in

a

illegitimate

marries

son,

the girl, and

a

reel or so is spent on their gomesening

of their

child.

However, at the christening. ceremony, the father of the new young wife overhears some loafers speculating

about

the

baby

being

the

child of the old man. So he gets a gun and shoots the latter, where-

upon

the

son

ELEANOR PARKER shocked

wife

tale that is told, or what thought it is meant to focus, entirely eludes this reviewer.

At the start, it appears that the drama

is

going

to

turn

around

a

big, bruising brute of a Texan who shocks his wife and his 17-yearold son and maintains a lurid reputation as the mightiest hunter and Lothario in town. A young

gets

now a

vexed

gun

and

legitimate shoots

the

murderer, then walks away into the night.

Robert Mitchum as the father, Eleanor Parker as his wife and Everett Sloane as the father of the young girl heave and holler as old, experienced hands. Luana Pat-

ten as the young girl, George Hamilton as the legitimate son and George Peppard as the other are a little more restrained, as suits their rank.

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out

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completed

will be availsoon, and is Portraits in Hearted Ap-

whose

mother

inventor

of

“Mr.

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of

Road,

Dooley”,

¢haracter, a

the

saloon

Chicago.

will

in

Dick

official of Kodak,

a

hu-

presiding Archey

Skow,

an

Inc. of P. R.,

leave the island after a year’s

stay for a month’s vacation in California with relatives and

seemed

friends, then -leave for Santiago, Chile, where he will assume his

orientals

executive duties with

Kodak,

..-Helge

Holst,

Virgin

recently

headed

the

delegation

to the

Inc.

Islander,

American

North

Atlantic

Treaty Organization in Oslo, Norway,

which

met

with

represent-

atives of other European countries. Holst is the son of Axel Holst, former head of the Danish National Bank in St. Thomas. . Sunday at El Comandante, executives

paper

of

will

El

be

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on

hand

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away

Heart

in

Fund

N.

Y.,

Trophy

pay

when will

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the de.

dicated to him... Architect Mans. field M. Bascom will entertain friends to celebrate the opening of his new

Opens In Santurce

“Employ

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All Types

Street,

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Seafood —

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“LOS

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in San

German,

where

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two

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(including

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of Venezuela

at

in

a scholarship to studies at Central

Central

Spain,

with

continue his University...

Honeymooning at the Hilton Hotel, Mr. and Mrs. Dale O’Donnell.

Dale is the son of four star General Emmett “Rosie” O’Donnell who is the Commander of US. Air

Forces in the Pacific. The young O’Donnells reside in N. Y. C...,

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Featuring

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and

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* Los Casanovas

|

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14

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* HECTOR CASAS

904 Ponce de Leon Ave,

in

exentric end

end held over by public demond

Entertainment

Sundays)

Guiterist)—7—1 1

students

AND

Open EVERY night 5 P.M. til???

CONTINUOUS MUSIC NIGHTLY FOR RESERVATIONS TEL. 2-5012 } the Entire

with

University in Madrid, Spain. Son Pena Lugo has been named an official’ with the diplomatic mis-

gin Islands presented a folder of

rs.

FOOD

every

were

will be

Gov. John D. Merwin of the Vir-

DANCING

Open

They

Jesus Maria Pena Lugo ta C. de Pena Lugo,

instrumentolists

Closed Sunday

The Most Authentic Spanish Restaurant

Summerfield.

presented by the governor to museum president, Atty. James A. Bough... Jose Pizarro, former artist with the STAR, left this week to attend Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, where he will persue his art education...Mrs. Pepita Arroyo de Babilonia, an official with CRUV, has returned from

the Associate Head of the University’s Development Program.

He was formerly- group head of

Rico

Prime Steaks —

issued was personally Postmaster General

FLOOR SHOW

SENTIMENTALES”

OP6EN A.M. to — 4 P.M.

com- »

office at 1000 Ashford

Me.

Nightly Entertainment

By Trio

The Handicapped”

memorative stamps to the V. I. Museum, The folder of the first

El Morro SupperClub 203

osama.

Ave. in ithe Condado. : . Islander | artist, dancer and choreographer, | Arnold Taraborelli left this week for a two week visit with his family in Pennsylvania. .Mr. and Mrs. John Hines are guests at The Duffy’s Guest House in Isla Verde, prior to John’s joining Inter American University,

supper club called In-

eer

New

News-

to

tribute to their former boss, don Angel Ramos who recently pass-

a buzzard.

RADIO-FM A.M. Mc. Mc.

has

Peggy,

morous

New Supper Club

and

Peggy,

was a famous Gibson Girl, is the daughter of Peter Dunne, the

The new supper club opening nightly at 5 will feature local entertainment, and there will be continous music.

The Intermezzo, with a seating capacity of over 100, is located at 904 Ponce de Leon Ave.

Everyone

part of his new will take place.

book which Puerto Rico “Children’s or “A Light

proach.”

s@me of those early oriental breweries would have tried even gizzard

wife,

a new able in called Conte”,

vitmate opened its door last night in Santurce.

Host and manager Jimmy Bosch said the club represents six months preparation work and

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who had tuned their systems to the potent saki—or rice wine— of Japan or some of the wild distillations out of China or Hong Kong.

For another, beer cost toa much for the average working stiff in: the Far East. He could get stiffer cheaper on what he and his ancestors had been drinking through the centuries.

And if the truth must be kmown, the beer emerging from the

president

rather

a

beer

stuff

Hammond,

where the main cattle operation

in the

‘estern world for hundreds of years before it was breught to the Far East around the turn of the century. This exotic drink

is “modern 3:00-

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family

tic set-up and the birth and christ-

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With Gusto age-come-lately

Again attention is shifted, Another young man who is identified as

THE

of West Indies -Cattle Co., has purchased land near El Yunque,

in staggering agame. There’s a long and exciting being drunk sequence of the boy going out to mounts in the Far East. kill a boar—an achievement that And that’s more than a play apparently elevates him in the eyes on words. The demand on brewof everyone, including his own. eries, from Japan to Singappre However, the lad now takes a fancy is -heady indeed, an unofficial to a pretty neighborhood. girl, and survey of the oriental malt and the first thing we know (but he hops industry has shown.

red precisely in the long, rambling

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to shoot 9

old man’s endeavors to train him at to be a mighty hunter, too—of

playing

17

By Chuck

in the first few minutes of the, film.

But soon attention is shifted to the confusions of the son and the

and

rT

Argentine

Dancing

singer

to

JOEL MEYERS AND HIS CALYPSONIANS playing

the

end

“THE

Miremer

the

LIMBO

DANCE

Wondertul

COMBO VOODOOERS”

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Flood Danger High

Airlift Set Up To Rush Aid

Filipina Praises

Housing In P.R. NEW YORK (®—A _ prominent Filipina said yesterday she had learned a great deal on: her re cent visit to Puerto Rico:

In5 Eastern Towns

(Continued From Page 1) Texcs and lowa. The livestock

(Continued From Page 1) rolina, Canovanas, and Trujillo

will be flown from points in In diana, Ohio, Virginia, Iowa and

Mrs. Charles Nivera told a re porter the Puerto Rico’s program

Alto,

Texas. of low-cost housing offers much Red Cross headquarters said that can be supplied to the Philipthat. disaster teams in Puerto pines Wednesday night provided Mrs. Nivera, wife of 4a Manila Rico food and shelter for 5,850 people journalist, visited Puerto Rico on a fact-finding mission. She is so- in 46 emergency centers. At the cial

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to

Mrs.

Qarlos

P.

Garcia, wife of the Philippine president.

Mrs. Garcia’s special interest

is

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housing.

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island.

Farmers, however, would not be eligible for loans unless

designated

disaster

area.

Fernos today

said

a

he

whether

to

would

Red

chased

Crass

2,000

cots

a

such

a

hardest

hit

it has

pur-

said

and

le committee

mattresses

the

government

had

MILK

no lenger need clothing. The final

shipment was not sent.

“We had this clothing

(Continued From Page 1) electricity failure and consequent

housed,”

said

Jimenez,

ware-

“and

de-

cided to make it available to the spoilage plus transportation diffi- local ..disaster victims.” culties were among specific diffiEarlier, the Junior Chamber of culties mentioned by milk sup- Commerce had decided to send pliers. trucks around the metropolitan collecting clothing from[ At the Department of Agricul- area ture’s milk administration yester- donors.

Charlie Darmanin, an day, a study was already - official of Capitol Transportation way to determine possible future Inc. in Hato Rey, was named shortages.

Early

indications

are

chairman

of the relief committee

will only

regulated

by

the

ture,

milk

administration, will remain at 24 cents per quart bottle delivered and 26 cents per carton delivered, he

ee

en ina

and

clothing

came

Darmanin said responded to the

DE PUERTO Gobernador

that call

la presente

se avisa

el Salon de Asambleas

Puerto

Men

aC ESSNAS

ISLA GRANDE AIRPORT TEL. 2-0931

Rican

SetDE

al

qua

de

de esta Junta sito en la Porada

Aetciied alae een

ae

een

ee

werto 3 por Avenida. 65 de Infanterie;Puertos por el Este Salvador Figueroa. y por ef Oeste Heriberto Sentana Pabén. . yer que de acuerdo ol Mapa de Zonificecién vigente, el Toda Grea7 esté clasificada como un distrito residencial pare une fomilie (R-1) y le perte Industrial I-1L,solicita urbonizer « base de une es necesario tomar

la

autorizecién

_. |

de

fa Junte

ool comp

aumentor

Ja densidad

mensura de le finca propueste

fee leestineetle on br saga

esti

Romén

pera

de

coa tas dvesidiense del Reglamente de Zonificacién.

Garci Santiogo Preciponte

@ urbanizarse

areraigp's de is

sa

"

Enrique Geigel Polence - Secretarie

dairies

met

with

other

cabinet

officers

yesterday in a series of ¢onferences around the Humacad and Carolina zones.

Body Recovered

From Rio Grande A

body,

Hector

of Pro-

identified

M.

Cruz,

as

adult

that

of

male,

was

recovered from the Rio Grande de Manati at 6 p. m. yesterday, according to police at Manati.

The man was believed drowned two to three days ago. if needed,

would

come

from

Ar-

few

section heads of the Health De-

A

days. spokesmen

admirably.

for

the

Squibb

Common-

and

Upjohn

pharmaceutical firms donated all the antibiotics that would be needed by the victims, and Paco

he

said.

Arbona

met

partment

diaper pers.

service,

donated

200

dia-

:

Ballester Hermanos, donated cases of Campbells foods and Delta Airlines gave the collectors all the first aid equipment it had available: David O'Dell, vice president of

the Star Bowling Alleys told Dar-

baby

in

food,

canned

meat

and

veg-

yesterday

to insure

that

with

the

De-

partment’s services will continue functioning through this weekend on an emergency bases.

WATER

Zamora, president of Diaper King

(Continued From Page 1) were Charles L. Towers, director of Shell Co. (P.R.) Ltd.; William Carpenter, general of WAPA-TV; Sergio Canero of Holsum in Puerto Rico; Carmina Mendez owner of OA;

Charles Milner ef the perfsonnel office of the Puerto Rico Industrial Development Company (PRIDCO),’and

Alfonso

Gonzalez

of Fomento.

;

Also attending were: dofa Felisa Rincon de Gautier, mayor of San Juan; Ventura Lamas, president of the Puerto Rico. Radio and Television Broadcasters

Assn.;

Harwood

Hull,

vice-president

of

dillo;

Salas,

Andres

executive

Publicidad

Ba

chiefof the

etables, and Armour Inc., donated 100 cases. of canned meat.

Those who attended the Red

Boy Scouts of Puerto Rico; Elisa Colberg, chief of the Girl ‘Scouts,

Cross

the

meeting

called

by

Toppel

and Lillian Canales, president of Women’s

Civic

LIBRE ASOCIADO ae SUaTS Oficina del Goberna

Club.

rico

JUNTA DE PLANIFICACION Puerto

Rico

ANNES OE re. YET

Oe

Fe

a

ee

Sr .

Por la presente s¢ avisa al piblico que la Junta de Plani-

Plani-

22%

the

bona,

}

Junta

|

in the last couple of days. } Agriculture Secretary Li Rivera Santos, whose d ment has been handed the challenge of replacing flood-destroyed homes,

Senturce,

la

again.

result of

members on flood damage and that it would issue a report in the next

VISTA

publico

straighten

immediate

San Juan metropolitan area

Caro-

Sugar

Puerto Rico

berto Santana Pabéa en ef Barrio San Anton de Caroline con

LaTEoe rete

stretches between

ESTADO

de la Avenida Ponce de Leém en Sonturce, pora discutir la propuesta urbanizecién de wna finca propiedad del Sr. Heri-

’

The

RICO.

ficocién de Puerto deRico1960 celebroré una vista publica of martes 13 de septiembre camenzando a fos 2:00 P. M., en

i

lands

will

heavy raifis’ impact on pastures and transportation has been a two per cent drop in the ab of

ducers Assn. announced that it had sought reports from all of its

business for help

JUNTA DE PLANIFICACION

Por

orren

One

lina and Fajardo remain inundated.

from Caguas alone where it was gathered by radio station WITA.

said.

ESTADO

food:

ificacion)

® Muilti-Engine

vers

affect

A

© Commercial © Instrument

wide

cane

PROYECTO DE URBANIZACION EN EL BARRIO SAN ANTON

fligh

ficult to judge, because muth of the cane bent by the swollen ri-

of the JCC and immediately made manin that he would contribute San Juan. . his warehouse and six trucks five cents for every game that to volunteers. Caribe was bowled at his alleys yesterFelix Roman, assistant adminis- available ittee day and today. trator, said that incoming supplies Motors also lent the of milk to the metropolitan area three trucks.

The Alcoa Steamship Co. will were down to 2,224,656. quarts for e ware- solicit contributions from its emAt 5 pm. yesterday, the week ending Wednesday; about house was a bedlam of trucks and Ployes today and will match the 42, 000 quarts short of normal. workers |as volunteers unloaded donations made, Darmanin revealHowever, he said the demand has the merchandise already collect-| ed been increasing daily in San Juan. ed. Fifteen truck loads of furniLibby’s donated 720 new shirts, the shortage

AVISO

. plete . flight instruction

wealth Department of Agriculture said the farm losses are still dif-

reports of damage to livestock. In the Are-

while

sugar

no-

tified them some time ago that it

(Boje les disposiciones del Articulo 117 det Reglomento de

© Student ® Private

water,

of the club.

Chilean

east-southeasterly

cibo area alone some 8,000 acres of sugar cane were reported under

Juan E. Jimenez, treasurer of Aid to Chile, told the STAR that

which will be sent to set up a tent city in Humacao.

with

Rico came farms and

(Continued From Page 1) the Lion’s Club made available $50,000 in clothing which had been collected by the Aid to Chi-

decide

request

designation for the farm communities.

The

section

showers,

wind gusts of 28 mph. on the island of Hispaniola.

Meanwhile, from about Puerto

New Chairman

low cost emergency the secretary of agri-

culture

chairman

Rew

and east

coast.

‘Around the general Caribbean area the reports showed scattered

Red Cross Names Toppel

Agriculture

said the Governor, Commonwealth Government and Red Cross have authority to draw upon stock piles of

TOPPEL -

Federal agencies.

The Department

MACK

Complete

re-

San

in 62

FLY

“

following

eastern corner, and one half an inch of rainfall was _ registered

a spokesman were given

Sonturce,

a

“alert”

centers.

:

LEARN

afternoon

Grande

an

housing

Prices,

Fernandez Juncos 304

Rio

on

Commissioner Dr. Ferdelayed his return to

that

ey

yesterday

and

placed

Resident nos Isern

no

se producia en escala comercial en Puerto Rico en enero 2, 1947; y que no habian en esa fecha en Puerto Rico facuidades de produccién capagces de pro-

were

temporary

height of the floods, said, 8,918 persons

House,

INDUSTRIAL N-123¢

Fajardo

area

ports that the waters penned“ behind the wall of Carraizo dam were rising.

At 2 p.m. yesterday readings showed three-quarters of one inch of water had fallen at the Caribe station near Patillas in the south-

relief

EXENCION

Ve

Puerte

celebraré

vista

pablice

martes

V3 de septionbre de 1960 comenzendo 'e lee 2:00 P.M. en el

Salén de Asamblees de esta Junte, si en le Perada 22-%4 de le Aventde 9 nas dv Lele an Sentueth pine. doncatir fo /oe-

puesta urbonizecién de una finca propiedad de le Torrimar Construction Carporstion, en of Barrio Frailes de Gueynybo|con

une cabida superficial de 16.48 cuerdes y en lindes: per el

Norte, Sra. Juliane Sevilla, por el Sur, Sr. Celestino Iriarte, :

‘orrimar Construction Corporation

“este,

ek ae : or.

Toda vex que de ecuerde al Maps de Zonificaciéa vi-

gente, parte de] érea de Ia finca esta clesificoda come un dis-

resi trito residenciel para

une familia (R-1) y la porte proposente

solicita urbanizar a bese de una clesificecién R-3, es necesario

tomar fa autorizacién de le Junta para aumentar le ens de ccucrde can leo dupavicinoss "dol Raghomente’ de Beat.

ficacién.

seien

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planes

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Raméa Garcia Sentiego Presidente

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SAN JUAN STAR—

Orioles Lose, 3-2, Lead Cut; Pirates’ Margin Shaved To 6 NEW

YORK

(AP)—The

Baltimore

Orioles’

Amer-

ican League lead was shaved to a half game over the New York Yankees Wednesday night and the St. Louis Car-

dinals moved to within six games of first-place Pittsburgh in the National League

by beating the Pirates, 2-1.

The Orioles, opening an 11- | and Washington game road trip, were beaten, City, 5-3, in the 3-2, at Cleveland when a pickoff ;League games. play cut short a ninth-inning

'

rally. The Yankees came from behind with four runs in the

rapped Kansas other American

‘New

18

54

591

wh

15 68 67 61

59 66 66 74

560 .507 504 .452

4% 11% 12 19

—

(Grant

(9-7),

night.

Boston (Wilson 3-2) at Kansas City (Daley 13-14), night.

‘geles, 43, in 15 innings in the eighth and closed in with a 64 National League. win at Chicago over the third | The Yankees, down 41 after place White Sox who are four

Wednesday's Scores Cleveland 3, Baltimore 2.

New York 6, Chicago 4.

Boston 5. Detroit 4.

Washington 5, Kansas City 3.

and a half games back. in the seventh for the Sox, LoadWhile the Cardinals closed out ,ed the bases in the eighth when their season series with the Pi- ;Sammy Esposito, subbing for rates by beating 19-game winner jailing Nellie Fox, muffed a dow Vern Law for an 11-11 split, | bleplay ball. Yogi Berra followthird-place Milwaukee defeated ;ed with a two-run pinch single san Francisco, 6-5, in 11 inning: off loser Early Wynn (11-10), That put the Braves withing six | and pinch-hitter John Blanchard and a half games of Pittsburgh. |lee ee a winning, two-run douBoston defeated Detroit, §4, ble off reliever Gerry Staley.

NATIONAL Pittsburgh 82

LEAGUE 52 612

—

St. Louis Milwaukee

1 715

57 58

568 564

6 6%

|Sherm

Lollar’s

two-run

homer

MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS (Not

yesterday's

BATTING

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Banks,

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York

BONS

Washington

New

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Los Angeles

70

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66

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11 15

Cincinnati Chicago

61 52

74 79

425 398

21% 28%

Phila.

50

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376

31%

Not including yesterday’s games.

Today’s

Games

Milwaukee

(Buhl

148),

night.

San Francisco (Jones 16-14 and O’Dell 7-10) at Cincinnati (Maloney and Purkey 16-8) 2, twinight.

28

Maris,

¥¥

Clemente,

Baltimore

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This wasn’t quite as eloquent an address as Spartacus delivered to the gladiators in this same city almost 2,000 years ago, but it accomplished more. McClure forgot his aches and pains pacifism. He had him as

at the end.

Chicago (Ellsworth 6-11) at Pittsburgh (Mizell 10-7), night.

St. Louis (Simmons 63) at Philadelphia (Roberts 9-14), night.

Los Angeles (Williams 12-8) at

”

Larker, Los Angeles Groat, Pittsburgh Mays, San Franeisco

Chicago

Kuean, Cleveland Sievers, Chicago Mifioso, Chicago Robinson,

games.)

NATIONAL

BATTING Boston

Ruaneils, Smith,

including

LEAGUE

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By Arthur Dailey

and and

ne

AMERICAN

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ROME—“My right hand hurts,” said Wilbert McClure, the American light middleweight, as he returned to his corner at the end of the second round in the Olympic boxing finals last night.

Boston 60 75 .444 20 He hadn’t thrown enough punches in those two sessions ‘to Not including night games. | ruffle the hair of Carmelo Bossi of Italy, much _less damage’ Today’s Games at Chi-. hand on his opponent’s profile.

Baltimore (Estrada (16-8) “What difference does it make now,” said Julius Menendez, cago (Shaw 12-12), night.

New York (Stafford 2-1) at De- the American coach and a realist. “Go out and troit (Bruce 3-5). night. bust your hand on that guy’s jaw. It’s the only ; Washington (Ramos 10-14) at way you'll win the fight.”

Cleveland

Philadelphia defeated Chicago, 2-0, and Cincinnati beat Los An-

eh

A

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He

Sports Of The Times

AMERICAN Baltimore 80 York

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Baseball

Se

belted Bossi all over the ring limp as a bowl of spaghetti

McClure,

who

is from

Toledo,

Ohio,

eS)

4

the fight.

won

That started it. The United States had DALEY : qualified three men for the boxing finals and then proceeded to bat 1,000. After McClure had won, Eddie Crook of Fort Campbell,

of

and

spurt

by

Tadeusz

decision

in

the

similar

unpopular

an

took

a

off

staved

barely

Ky.,

Poland

Walasek

middleweight

division.

Then Cassious Marcellus Clay of Louisville followed the script of another Cassius and bloodied his Caesar, even though this Caesar bore the rather unappropriate name of Zbigniew Pietrtykowski. No Roman was he, but a Polish light heavyweight.

Deplorable Conduct This was a rather remarkable exhibition by the Yankee Dooalers,

and

feat.

With

vociferous

drowned

the

c

deplorable

could

catcalls,

oat

while some as it rose to

the

conduct

not detract

whistler

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and

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of

the

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the

deep-throated

Banner

partisan

magnitude boos,

after

and

of the

they

Crook’s

rudely

victoty

hotheads struck angrily at the American flag top of the staff. Yet no such demonstrations

followed thg“triumphs of McClure or Clay.

8 91 88 88

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38 x 3 29 2

Average daily attendance at Hialeah Park’s 1960 meeting was 19,587, an increase of 3.4 per cent over 1959.

4.

Los

Angeles

3.

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WINNING FIGHTERS—Cassius Clay (laft), <= light heavyweight, and Edward Crook, a middleweight, are shown with gold medals around their necks, The which

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of

it unquestionably

Palazzo is—was

della more

(AP Photo) |

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‘Maria Bueno Wins Easily;

(Continued From Back Page

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FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (AP)—Defendimg champion|i mi-finalist in Maria Bueno of Brazil became the first the women’s division of the National Tennis

tit.

the San Juan Star

SPORTS San Juan, Puerto Rico, Friday, September

Cruz

‘Well

9, 1960

Satisfied’ With

U.S. Hoop Team Raps Italy 112-81

Effort

ROME

ROME (AP )—Rolande Cruz of Puerto Rico said yesterday that he is well satisfied with his fourth place

said.

at Tokyo

pionship last night by defeating a fiery Italian team,-112 to 81.

1964.

The Americans led at half time, 56-48.

“I hope to finish at least second at Tokyo,” Cruz He plans to get plenty of training at Villanova

University tutelage

Don

in

in Philadelphia where,

from

Bragg.

“But

the

I’m

satisfied,”

among these titans my own mark and South

same

coach

Craz

The

he will get expert

whe

tutored

said.

A

triumph

came

after

derdogs—Brazil

of a rough, tension-packed first game of the tournament’s final round.

American.”

and

the

final

round,

the

Yanks

were credited with their semifinal win over Russia.

Brazil likewise was credited for its semi-final victory over Italy.

The United States now leads

Italy.

The tournament ends Saturday when Italy meets Russia and the U. S. A. and Brazil collide.

Tempers Flare Under the complicated set-up

64-62, in the closing minutes

place

I improved high for a

for

A capacity crowd of 15,000 roared support for-the two un-

Russia rallied to edge previously unbeaten’ Brazil,

champion

fourth

is no disappointment. bettered the previous

unbeaten, favored United States moved

within one victory of its fifth straight Olympic basketball cham-

in Olympic pole vault competition and hopes to do much better

(AP)--The

with

four

points

on

two

victo-

(See U. S. TEAM, Page 23)

Russians Surge At Rome,

Win Seven Gold Medals \U.S. Captures Two Relays, Loses Third To Germany

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Williams paced the Boston Sox to a 61 victory over

inning

Red the

Detroit Tigers with a homer, double and single yesterday.

Williams smashed his 27th home run of the season in the fourth for

Bosten’s

first

Detroit

score.

HR—Bosten,

Nixon

(27),

Williams

(5).

PARTIAL SCORES NATIONAL

Hobbie and and Coker.

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Thacker;

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McCormick and Schmidt; Spahn and Crandall.

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and Triandos;

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New York Chicago

night.

at Kansas

now

has

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team

won

seven

gold+

The medals

Soviets ‘in

picked

the

up

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gold | 4

10,000-meter

run,

the javelin, weightlifting, small-bore rifle event, team individual gymnastics and

grand

prix

de

dressege

the and the

riding}

competition.

Americans 1,600-meter

won

| 400-meter

the

men’s

relay in record

the

Wilma

winner

time,

Rudolph

women’s

relay squad.

German’s Win

Germany completed its domination of the U. S. sprint stars with an eyelash victory in the men’s 400-meter relay race.

Twenty minutes later, the Olympic committee disqualified the U. S. silver medal in this event because Ray Norton had pasthe

baton

outside

of

the

zone.

ROME (AP)—Leon Lyen Martin of Puerto Rico finished 40th in the rapid fire pistol compe- | tition yesterday with 279 points.

The Americans had gone into the finals with heat-winnimg time of 39.7 seconds, the same time in which Germany qualified. Germany took the finals in 40.1. Britain was third, Italy fourth and Venezuela fifth.

Otis Davis anchored the 1,600-meter relay team which defeated. the German team by four yards in world record time. The U. S. team’s 3.022 smashed the 3:03.9 mark set by Jamaica in 1952.

00

Ditmar and Howard; Pierce and

after Carney collapsed following the 200-meter dash at | Har. Rome last week. Carney finished second te Italy's Livio| Washingtom Berruti.

Hook,

Baltimore

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>

50614 points.

sed

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Milwaukee

and

Russia

and the.amazing

Brewer and Nixon; Bunning, Burnside (8), Spencer (9) and Chiti, Foiles (8). W-Brewer (1011). L-Bumning (9-12).

Philadelphia

teammates

Olympic

medals and 608 points: The] U.S. has 32 gold medals and

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Boston

Chicago

EFFORT—Sprinter_ Les Carney

mighty

could take take no more than two.

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gold medals at the Olympics yesterday while the United States

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SOVIET UNION U. S. A. ITALY * GERMANY TURKEY

Remarkable Record The record was even more remarkable because of a light

City, rain that had settled over the stadium

and

moistened

the red

i OTIS DAVIS . anchors U. S. team | clay track.

The third place bronze medal went to the West Indies whose George Kerr ran a fine opening |

lap to keep his team in conten-' tion.

South Africa was fourth, Great.

Britain

fifth

sixth and

and

Switzerland)

last.

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In the women’s 400-meter relay, Wilma liant

anchor

Rudolph lap

to

ran

a bril

narrowly

de-

feat Germany. Both teams were timed in 445 seconds.

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