The San Juan Star (1 abr. 1960)

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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Wel.

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No.

10¢

129

Seoconil-class postage

at

San Juan, Puerto

Tel. $8400

paid Rice

Violence, Stoning Here reer

Students Field Day At Stadium ~

By

FRANK

et

Yesterday’ 8 Central High ‘School field day at Sixto Escobar Stadiuri erupted ia” violence later: in the afternoon. when a. crowd of 150 students and youths attacked poi. ice officers of the Loiza Station on Herth Ave, in the ‘Lioréns Torres housing project. |

As ja result of the battle, Nicolas Sanchez Escobar, 21: José Calderén Tanco, 20; dei sé A. Munzén

Alejandro, 222;

and an -unidentified minor were arrested and taken .be-| 3 fore San Juan Investigations | © court. All four were reportedly injured in the - As reconstructed by Alvarado of the Loiza ;|Sequence of yesterday hectic events was, as A..crowd

of

students

Central

going

riot. Lt. Emilio Station, the afternoon’s follows: High :School

home

from

the

field day at Escobar Stadium was joined by neighborhood toughs in Santurce.

Marching

toward

the

Llorens

Torres project, the mob stopped long enough to loot the small grocery store of Juan Soto Jimenez located in Castelar St. Evangelio Molina Rodriguez, of

2264 Llorens attending the

Torres, who store at the

was time

estimated the crowd at 150 persons. He said many of the youths

carried bottles and sticks.

nity

of

the

p.m. the crowd Ave. in the vicihousing

project.

©] Squad of patrolmen led. by Rafael Laureano Pizarro was patched

to

the

WORSE

A

Lt. dis-

bewildered tigators

at

in his

a manacled

was

Bob

the

home

hand

charged

sudden

entrance

early

while

yesterday,

his little dog

with selling

Bone.)

of

rests

his

stands

by.

narcotics.

(STAR

inves-

head

on

Ramos

photo

by

Early Morning Raids Corral ‘Suspects On Dope Charges . By BOB Somewhere in am.

of

yesterday,

the

Office

BONE Santurce

at

special

agents

of Special

Inves-

15

gathered

| morning’s ‘| | members

work. Assisted by. 23 of the Alcohol Tax

and

‘two

a

4

_ tigations

Unit

for

ed

policemen,

good

they

set up shop to ‘begin a four-hour | round-up.

The round-up netted 12 alleg-

dope

politan

pushers area.

in

the

SAINT lands —

former

British

Minister

Winston

Churchill.

Lady

Churchill

their work for the past five months. The group chose as headquarters a small apartment that was converted into_a gevernment of

(See RAIDS,

Page

21)

took of

denounce

an

Campos

Prime

‘sion

and

aboard.

io the floor of the Representatives! to

appeal

del

Toro

of | statehood

Popular

_ Party:

by for

as

Enrique a

discus-

within

‘the

“irresponsi-

Good Luck To You Those

introductory

can -be excerpted certain people on

words

to

a

ballad

as certainly the’ theme a day like today.

Their guillibility can

be

‘Hitler’ )

Sanchen

i

exploited

several

member,

read

Campos

del.

inconsis-

an

Toro,

ted chairman tez.

faction’

of. of

statehood”

article

newlhy-elec-

‘the

the

back

to

joke.

‘People will rush home te find their home isn’t on fire -at alll.

in.

Popular

anti-Beni-

local.

Demo

a

convention

af.

Party.

Font Saldana Campos del

j that

Innocents will become the-victims calling the most improbable phone numbers, for example, for the sake ef the day. _ Love notes will boomerang. The whole point of it is —be I¢’s ‘April. Fool’s Day.

and

from yesterday’s STAR in which

the years

imprudent,

Party

the

of what ‘happens

for any

ble,

teni:” Saldafia, Vice speaker iof tha House anda leading Popular

cratic Party, called for “the open and prompt discussion ‘of

Black cats creep across my path Until I’m: almost: mad; : I must arouse the devil’s wrath Cause all my luck is bad,

here.

agents of the OSI, the captures represented the culmination .of

terday House

Aristotle Onassis’ yacht anchored here late yesterday presumably

metro-

Five Months On Case For the three undercover

By A. W. MALDONADO ‘Rep. Jorge Font Saldafia yes-

THOMAS,’ Virgin IsGreek shipping magnate

carrying

(alias

Calder6én Tanco are shown

Font Saldana Raps Campos For ‘Flirting With Statehood’

Page 3)

|| Onassis’ Yacht Quitones, In_ St. Thomas

narcotics

(alias ‘Tony’)

(STAR photo by Gunter Heit.)

Attempting to break up the crowd, Lt. Laureano Pizarro and his men were stoned. In the re-

FAITHFUL TO THE LAST—Aeustin fama

and José

as they were booked at the Loiza Station following their clash with police on North Ave. yesterday afternoon.

scene,

(See STUDENTS,

FOR. WEAR—Nicolés

Escobar

avnaesae

At about 5 reached North

“many

also Toro

Populars

attacked assertion favor

sta<_

tehood.” He questioned whether Carte pos del Toro has made’ a sut« vey of Populars who may Rave statehood sentiment, Font |Saldana also read 4

translation | Editorial

into in.

Spanish

yesterday's

of the . ‘STAR:

in Which Campos del Toro jis cale —

careful.

‘Gee ATTACK, Pay ®

oat

|

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THE

SAN

JUAN

STAR. —

Friday, Apri 1, 1960". i

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uba n. Bis ops — ‘Pastoral Letter To Express if

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Concern Over Hate Campaign By TAD New

York

SZULC..

Times

HAVANA

News

—

It was on| CMQ that Luis Conte’ Agiiero, a commentator: and encea’ personal ‘friend of Dr.’ Castro,

Service

Ecclesiastical

delivered

quarters reported Wednesday that Cuba’s eight Roman Catholic

Bishops

had

drafted

toral letter expressing cern

over:

the

munism

in

The

letter

a of

com-

Premier cial press: nounced for: what

Cuba. is

| phasize’ the

also

said

prelates’

to

week

his ‘charges

infiltration in the

revolutionaty regime. and thereby made communism an. open. national issue.

pas-

their con-

inroads

last

of Communist

em-

concern

over what it calls the encouragement of a social class. strug-

sionist”

—

| i Castro and: the offiand radio bitterly de‘efor Conte Agiiero they called his “divi-.

and

counter-reyolution-

gle here and a hate campaign ary activities. Dr. Castro set the ‘| by the regime against critics of tone for it by. calling anticommunism a: “smokesereen” for the Government. counter-revolutionAccording to present ’ plans, Freactionary

the letter is to be read (In Washington, \Eisenhower expressed

{

in all

Cuban Catholic churches on of the next two Sundays.

aries,

one

Tuesday;

Agiiero

President disappcint-

cloudy today with a few night-|

AM Night Pharmacy Decters

On

Area

Night

guez,

Doty

a

Caparra

Dr. Victor J, Pagdn

few

cloudy

afternoon

today

with

showers.

Is.|

d the Virgin

Terrace

=

se

move

lent to work

The P.

San ©.

Box

-Fidel

Castro - took

the

| Goar

Mestre

ed

pany

off

Valley

by

this

will

expected

move. was

frozen.

seen

as

the

In

television

channel

de

func-

tioning in Cuba. Last week Ha-|tor

range

te

The

‘Take

Pleasure

in Announcing

Removat

of Their

Law

Tel.

Ambulance

Stop 30 — Hato Rey 6-0262 or 6-2222 Ext.

FOOT 20

lf impossible to locate your M.D. in emergency cell 3-2467 and the Medical Asseciction will

contact

o

doctor

immediately’

for you.

DALE

METZLER

Podriatrist

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TREATMENTS -

Stop 21

Fernéndez.

a

.. air conditioning. ‘Most

.

facilities.

activities. other persons to. termsof six

-years in

the. trial,

The

;

Bishops’

pastoral

letter

was reportedly,

drafted

at a

tion to ond

|

.

from

=.

| cleavage here between anti-Com_ | munist dlements -and those in the ent who either. deny “| Gov

a

as Follows:

; infiltration: or. réfuse

38-9636

-This ¢leavage is already very noticeable in the Havana University; | where “there

»

is an. open

break between anti-Communist groups bf Catholic students and the regime-controlled Federation of University

HOUSE hotel

arr

and

ts

in front Lo Canchie

airport.

.

closed meeting here’ Monday. . It is certain to. define the, few in. the © . developing sharpness

to tolerate criticism of it.

exclusive

Special

Almost

together.

Ave

Phone 3-8071

READ OUR CLASSIFIEDS

to

Marina,

-| there - other anti-Castro refugees in pli ‘an invasion of Cuba.

Offices, Effective

Numbers

la

cou prison for coun-

to escape to Florida and. to join

7

tbe

newspa-

opposition

the

of

edi-

one-time

Sosa. Chabau,

the attempt’ to capture a yacht

Students,

Personal

for

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The.

fours.

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Chiropadist

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af-

co-defendants were charged with

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development

The :wniversity is busy organizing disciplinary tribunals with the power to expel students or

DR. ANTONIO P. PEREZ 21

under _ .

which ‘bégan Friday: and ended Tuesday.|: Sefior Sosa and his

3-9639

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Santurce TEL. 3-3598

that

er - revolutionary count

professers Professional

understood

andther

to twelve

1605 Kings Court, San Juan, Puerto Rico aon

CUSTOM TAILORED SUITS WITH IMPORTED FABRICS de Leon Ave. — BY CALLING —

is

Unit-

fecting Dr. Castro’s enemies,

3-9638

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It

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family

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There are indications that at

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for

Channel 6, the last inde-| trinunal here sentenced Eugenio

pendent

even

to be

The Third Floor of the IBM Building

N.

‘and his

leave: immediately.

‘FIDDLER, GONZALEZ, GUILLEMARD & RODRIGUEZ ~

in specialized

CENTER.

em-

Mestre. brothers,

Cuba! Sunday

control of| military

for the

52S and will be moving into the|CMQ’s

Jean

ROCKEFELLER

The

most| pers, the afternoon

the

networks,

are

The

Their -New- Telephone

AT

here.

former

and Goar Mestre, brothers and/ least one} of Havana's. three renewspa{suas of the CMQ radio: and| maining | independent Prensa. Li-

- And Also

FORMERLY

at the

Abel Mestre and his family will

Personal bank accounts of Abel}

the coast tonight. Another storm|.

Star

Sam

ployers,

left

its critics.

April, 1, 1960 To

Juan 418%,

Government

Funds Frozen It ordered the freezing of the

television

United States will be moving

A

Box

his

de along the Ca-| vana’s Channel 4 was placed ae per Diario from gd eet ler to thet. upper 70's|der Government supervision pend- twenty years in nadian aiong the Guif ing formal expropriation. : -ter-revolutionary Twenty-four were enced

M. Vélez

qualifications

and

photograph

Send

field.

Embassy

agdinst

Conte

asylum

Rain| important and best known in| bre, may also be placed “STATESIDE over the north-eastern part of the Cuba. The accounts of the com- Government supervision.

for young college graduate or equivaas sales representative

night Sefor

followed immediately.”

the

step to silence

.

~

’

SUMMARY:

ing. Temperatures

SALESMAN Opportunity

another

TEMPERA.|

Low: 68

Mississippi

3

No:

muzeao Dr. Francisco st. . Comercio

a Caparcs Terrace _— 1. utere om LA

easterly|

and

showers

scattered

9° )

ermation —

Nuevo

Puerte

partly

Premier

P 7 tan erte Rice. Aoudy Nagar cul is developing over western Kan-|Prelude

Santur

— Rio Piedras Barrio Obrero

cM tenes

and Maya-

time showers; Ponce

Juncos 1904 Fernandez Santurce Tel. 3-5169

of

knots|

to,18

10

| TURES: High: 86 at 1:30. ‘pam FORECAST: San Juan, partly|

Registry. Friday

Metropolitan

from

of

YESTERDAY'S

Zz

—

- Emergency | WEATHER

winds

Meanwhile,

:

réceived

Argentine!

#1! ment over the lack of progress in settling United States-Cuban police move to disperse Shoal Station on the outskirts of differences.)

AFRICANS DEMONSTRATE—South African SOUTH ing and gesturing demonstrators at Pimville Railway A crowd gathered to heckle fellow Negroés who ignored a one-day Johannesburg. mourn the death of 72 Negroes killed in demonstrations against the to boycott called (AP Wirephoto.) to carry identification passes. non-whites Jaw requiring

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THE SAN JUAN STAR— Friday, April 1, 1960

A

a

Secret: ? That Rain Is Wine By HORST BUCHHOLZ " “The tropical ‘sun’ blazes down leading rainologist yesterday on the fallow wineyards, which

A

confirmed:

reports

that.

has

been

the

originated

yellow

when’

the

_ STUDENTS

and pans at night,” he said with

Spaniards

a smile; “But; unfortunately,| not always. do they get chilled wine.

a

* (Today

(Continued: From Page 1) sulting free-for-all, | several yotiths, -including

those

arrested,

were

in- |

jured.| Patrolmen’ confiscated a first’ came. to” this: island,’’. Dr. Tf has also he appened that when- machete and a@ baseball’ bat from Tisorp said of ‘his findings. °“‘Fer- the’ wind blows Jayuya is wine. ‘from another di- members -of the wd. The’ maFlown in to investigate the rain menting grapes in these long: ne- rection get a somewhat chete..was -reportedly later Stolen gedet valley plantations which at first-had been_ thought}: exude \browner | That is probably from:..2:. patrol car. to be iaactive, Russian-born } 2 ‘dried’ wine in the. form." of why some pone were reported - “At'%p.m. order had’ pebparentiy, | - Dr. Laoks Tisorp reported his Steam.” taken ill after \drinking it.’ | 4 restored in the-néighborho Sensational finding in-an exclusive At night, che said, the evening Hangovers from the: * Jow-perextra police interview. with the STAR. breeze brings the. clouds in over ‘centage wine are unheard of, he However, been ordered into ‘the di “I -am. amazed,” the © Mass- moustain areas, and with the concluded.* ~ | rain.

which

loonet,

Calif.,

ali

scientist

in

said.

‘This

temperature

drop -heré,

yellow-

occurrence is nothing short of ish rain falls. ‘‘That’s ‘the wine.” sensational. But the fact remains The. rainologist noted however this rain is wine and* nothing that the content of alcohol in the else.” “wine from heaven” is only 1.8 Well-Kept Secret ; per cent, and that is slightly “It has been known, although gt Eee sour. kept a tight secret by the moun“It-is enough, tain people,” -he said. In his report, which going -to the American

of Winology

‘though,’

i next is Institute

in Washington,

all ‘in the

the

mountain-locked

vide

most

the

ultimate

phenomenon.

little

likely

answer

pro-

to

.

the

shrugged

was

off the

a cautious

report,

note

but

to make

to set -out pots

main

day,

but

initial

Soviet

in his voice

when he stated: ‘“‘We do not expect any serious competition, or loss of sales, as a resylt of this

The

formula,

the

parenthetically

local

citizenry

aimiable

and

was

most

that | ward”

“most

men

of the time in

high spirits.

‘LITTLE

engine

ROCK,

jet

Ark.

bomber

he would

_

‘

persons

Debris dential

up

over

rained area,

down on a destroying

to safety. However, riously bufned.

The Bones

he

big

plane

was

flight

from

Little

Base.

earlier.

the

had.

been

.

S.

shovougnlys

resieight.

was

ro,

was by

C.

Aguilar

end

313,7

port, .she the

threw herself

-second

floor of

a

from

Llorens

Torres apartment in fear of be-: ing hurt by her. uncle, Eduar. do. Andino, who, -at the time, MY | ACHING gad — José) | A she ‘said, was having an alter. Monzon Alejandro touches what

cation with his wife. She

was

brought

appears to be a tender spot) 2s

unconscious:

he answers

stoned | to the Municipal Hospital, where

Gunter|

|

doctors

go

on

said

she

Operation

would

last.

wake

under-

Llorens

night.

police questions in \the

of -yesterday’s Torres

(STAR

riot\in

housing

gentlemen’s

agreement

to

on a

érn

a

offer has

in

refrain

been

described

as

~

moratorium.”

“voluntary

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Due to the reinstallation of. Wipe lines interferring now with the rae water collector that

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to be

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|

San Juan, Puerto Rico April 1st., 1960 San

| ~

a

rael and Quintana and San José Public Urbanization. | We expect that service will be re-established dusing the early hears of

L

Will

.

water supply service &

This will include all areas within. the area of Barbosa Avenue (Carpenter Road) from ‘Guayama Street to Quisqueya Street, between Barriadas Is-

JUAN

block

is constructing,

will be discontinued TODAY, FRIDAY, April ist., at 8:60 P.M.

LEASE

IN OLD

the City Government

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Boral

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Director

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the

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project.

Photo by Gunter: Hett)

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FOR

2

photo

Ana

was seriously injured last night when,- according’ to a police” re-

At the same time, the three powers would make a temporary

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Street

‘but

“questions”

British-U.

HOTEL ASSISTANT MANAGER

Cristo

toughs,

(STAR

Wadsworth | Hett)

outline these

after

said,

rally) that got out” or hand

Girl Injured In Fall”

a

-Am.

of: policeeens _the

frem undetectible tests. The Westwere hospitalized.

homes and heavily damaging two others, Windows were broken for blocks around. The pilot of the B.57 parachuted

ing

J.

S.

be

Mos¢ow. The new “Western formula marked a major turning point in the

Little Rock yesterday, killing at least five persons three crewmen and two civilians.

Five

James

U.

to

Geneva negotiations. It called for permanently banning tests which six- ‘can be detected at long range.

(W—A

blew

told

presence

ering,” he

pep

.jand Britain’s Sir Michael : Wright

At Least Five Dead As Bomber Blows Up Over Little Rock

bassador

He

:

“It didn’t look like a gang

hard

from

the

seemed

students’ in

but left too many questions | ¢ighborhood

urianswered.

was‘

when

"but: ‘not seriously ‘injured-

He said

meeting this week at Camp David,: Md., between Prime Minister so-called discovery. aS Macmillan and President EisenDr. Tisorp, chief rainologist | at hower, was presented to the Sothe Minsk Institute of Ferment- viet delegate Semyon K. Tsarapology, said the main contributing kin at the resumption of disarma-. | STONED BY YOUTHS—Lt. Rafael factor to the creation of what he ment sessions between the three Laureano Pizarro, who led police. termed ‘‘wine from heaven” is a powers. forces in the free-for-all that broke tremendous difference in ‘day and out along North Ave. among: 150} night temperatures in Jayuya. wan = ean ,opasal Centrai High School students: and| He

noted

he.

club-wielding youths, apparently. for <no discernible’ ‘Feason. ‘He was

reaction

emanating

said

on his motorscooter

he was set upott by four or five

indicated that months of bargaining still lay ahead.

there

anonymous,,

driving

GENEVA (®—The United States and Britain, formally’ submitted their new nuclear test ban ‘formula to the -Soviet ‘Union yester-

Wine Traders Cautious A spokesman: for the San Juan Wine Traders Assn. last night

measure.

Another phase. of the afte val. was reported . STAR by a telephone calle said he had come upon a large ; oe of students on Ponce ‘de Ave. near! Central. High just “before 5. p.m. i ‘The caller, who preferred to Te:

Nuclear Ban.

town

would

a precautionary

April |2. o>

West Offers

D. C.,

the 59-year-old expert declared: his . preliminary investigation indicated that old wineyards | near

of Jayuya

know’

ds

oi

|.

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be

145

2

Friday, April 1, 1960

§ SAN JUAN STAR—

THE

<

y

{}

Russian Tells Junior C. OFC.

ej

Reds May Supply Ike Golf C ourse

of

“big

this

added,

will

probably

be. ‘leaders:

in

Nikita

it is necessary.;

U.S. President to visit Russia. He added that he has reports are scientists Russian the {hat preparing to launch another specwith ihe timed rocket tacular President's arrival. Congplacency Drifting,

Stanfield,

who

1957

and

Rus-

last visited

Communist

Khrushchev,”

An

Opinion

he: said;

-

On

Dulles

He added that the visit is pbssible ~ only because ‘‘Dulles is gone.” The late |John Foster Dulles,~ he said,

‘‘had

the

ican was white and Russian was black.” Stanfield asserted

U.

pecu-

S. “must

Amer- | -

everything that * the

face reality.’

,

| “It is criminal not to recognize |Red China,”’ he added. Professor Stanfield visiting professor

a.

is at

presently the Uni-

|iversity of Puerto Rico Economics Department. He is giving a course on the economic development of Soviet

~

first

the

the

but

important

be

will

coming

visit will ‘‘add

prestige, of

for

Russia.”

he

said

He

the

liar notion that everything

Old Hand yesimtroduced was Stanfield terday as having been personé ally Stalin, Lenin, with associated ‘Trotsky and other Soviet leaders. After leaving- Russia in 1920, he has worked with the U. S. governhas and advisor, an as ment professcience a_ political been sor at Columbia University since 1931 with a Stanfield, | speaking strong Russtati accent, predicted a will receive Eisenhower that. unprecedentedly. en“unanimous, thusiastic welcome from the Rus-

-in

in

government and willibe a triumph

An

ever

countries’

The Eisenhower to ‘the

Russia

tourist

their

he

years.

added that there a golf course in

sian people as the most

fou

students,

friends

by

surprise’

He in Moscow. has never been

in

of these

asserted.

rumors’ | Stanfield

‘‘strong

‘to (4900

Many

there Khrush-|-. In) Russia, Eisephower will see Nikita that in Moscow biggest | a youth ‘with aspirations of. ex|~“‘the preparing is chev he conand heroism,” “‘Presi- cellence for . alP them of surprise to! trip June Eisenhowers’ dent Russia—a_ golf course. Professor Boris Stanfield, speak? ing at a lunchedn of the Puerto Comof Chamber Junior Rico merte, said he has been advised

that

increased

years.

DR.

BORIS

STANFIELD . . hears

of

surprise

tinued. “1 believe that education in Russia is really producing a tougher, harder-working Russian.” Eisenhower will also see religious freedom, but only in mat-

Russia.

Upon._his lumbia in

retirement from OCo1957, 4t is reported

that

2,000

dents

over

University

DANGEROUS

stu-

protested his leaving.

in

to

expects

complacency. 212 Whereas

return

What A Difference An Hour Can Make

drift

Russians

million

are “marching forward as one man,” there is in the U. S. a “great tendency towards medio-| crity.” Stanfield said. The U. §., he said,

for

It

needs

to

lead-|

leave

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TOURIST TRAP Tetuan

San Puerto

Come

jewelry.

house. clues,

and Loan Association, will occupy premises of about 2,500 square feet in the Bayamon

told

enter or

They but

say

are

Motors,

reported

terday

that,

day

night

ing,

thieves

to

they

Shopping Center. Advance’ deposits

investi-

tion’s The

broke

office,

into

cracked

safe deposit vault;.and in ¢ash.

Gifts

Only

api

g*

about

yesmorn-

the

di-

open

| of

up

to

$10,000

will

be

APRIL

3: AT

AGUSTIN’S PUERTA

AND

DE

AVENIDA

7:30

PIAN

P. M.

-Mondays

association

Vicenty,

duan

Ca-

brer, Sergio Davila, Rafael Morales Redriguez, Antonio Lopez ‘Jimenez) and Carmelo Perez. Executive

vice-president

is

Axel

Rivera Lomejia.

Machete Murderer

Pleads Guilty, Awaits Seniencing Monday

insur- |

PONGE—Francisco

Cosme

Ro-

Everybody

TIERRA PONCE

DE

LEON

Welcome

DURING: MISSION NESE

EME

murder; pleaded

=.

before

Moreda

guilty Manuel

in

Ponce ‘Superior

‘to

the

Court. According

torney’s

Judge

charges,

district

Cosme

43

at-

Rodri-

guez oh Oct. 11, 1959 attacked Andres; Rivera Baez, of Juana Diaz, with a machete inflicting

fatal On

wounds. the

same

and wounded

day,

he

attacked

The

court

|

two other men.

Cosme Rodriguez -has been jail since his arrest unable post $16,000 bail.

CHURCH

FACILITIES FOR CARE OF CHILDREN ~

Franciscp

A.

- NATIVE EENTERTAINMENT

5%,

p.m.,

are Octavio Jimenez; Commonwealth (Senator Ernesto Juan Fonfrias,; Jose Martinez Cancio,

Wednesday

es hi:

ST.

2:30

tempted

~~

10 ANS

OF

to,

through ‘Saturdays. Directors of the

driguez; of Villalba, who was charged with murdet in the first dggrée |and two charges of. at-

~ eYIN age lake

WEEK

might

Guard Hett.)

a.m.

sociation is a member of the Federal Home Loan Bank. Accounts

a

got $4,000

Ce, tioned

and

all the Coast photo by Gunter

ed by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. Hours |at the association’s offices, which were. designed by Angel Moreno, will be from 9

president. association has been char-

tered to serve the municipalities of Bayamon, Catano, Guaynabo, Toa Alta Toa Baja, Dorado, Vega Alta, Vega Baja and Corozal Member Of FHLB The new. savings and loan as-

Wednes-

Thursday

of

$415,000 have been subscribed, according to Santurce lawyer Octavio Jimenez, the associa-

police

between

and

named Savings

All English-Speaking Catholics

Juan

Ricon ort

and

neighbors

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tomorrow

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Frank Lallande,. manager of the Caparra Division of Caribe

:

PR

SANTURCE,

By

$4,000 Cash Stolen From Caribe Motors

KRUG.

TEL 3-3286

iron

said.

have no gating.

Wop \apies’ and GenTLemenS ESQ.SPO LOlZa EI

a

electric

$100

Police

Gre Soboye, R RISWEA

mattresses; an

(STAR

dangerous

New Savings And Loan Unit Gets Under Way In Bayamon The new institution, the Bayamon Federal.

and

potentially

or police if you see one.

lows

them“they

number: is to

which

world

the

are

ed to be inaugurated at 10 a.m.

about

about 500 students from all parts

inspired|of

be

continued,

shore,

A living room suite; kitchen furniture; a bedroom suite; pil-

couch;

its University will open Russia with Friendship crying | of International

imaginative

“vigorous,

ership.

is

he

year,

this

Later

exist

not

judice ‘‘does he said.

all,’

at

into

explode if pounded or mishandled.

Juanita Navarro Rodriguez, 23, of 2034 Rexach Ave., Santurce, left her house about 10:30 p.m. Wednesday to pay a visit to a friend.

to regards Racial pre-

bill’’ with a “clean inter-racial relations.

workman at the Puerto Rico

Lighterage Co. looks over several tanks carrying propane sea after a vessel They were recovered from th gas. overboard to stay in trouble Monday dumped 70 of th afloat. The tanks, which the Coast Guard says may

She got back home at 11:30 said that the ters not related to the natural p.m., saw that her front door later this year, world, he explained. The Com; had been forced open. She stepRussian challenge is the greatevet faced | Mumist Party, he added, has ex: '|ped into the house,.turned S. have est the U. on the light and found the followhe U. S. has clusive jurisdiction over this. Stanfield said that Russia has ing things gone: because ts principally lapsed into aimless drifting and

sia

TANKS—A

a

are

be

with a new fire. It wants-a leader. We can do anything. It is within our reach to meet the challenge,”

a

A Russian-born Russia {emporary

expert on consaid yesterday

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|

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6

i

Selling Lowers Market.

Senate Passes Bill To Give Tax Exemption On Expansion By

HAROLD

The

J.

LIDIN

Commonwealth

Senate

passed a exemption

authorthe ex-

yesterday izing tax

pansion

of

certain

bill on

dntegrated::

projects. Intended to provide tax exemption for such projects as hotel additions, the bill requires that original investment exceed €2.500.000 and expansion exceed $1 million Yo-qualify for tax exemption, the proposed addition must not be a replacement for existing property, unless the addition increases the capacity of said pe cperty.

Moreover, the expansion must @ifer increased job opportunity and provide a “substantial con-

tribution”

to

island

net

income.

The to the takes

NEW

ling

bill, which now passes House of Representatives, effect immediately upon

final approval by the Governor. ‘However, its provisions will be -| retroactive .The

sed

to June,

Senate

‘the:

Land

Law

liberalizing

1959.

yesterday-also

amendments

to

(Ley

the

pas-

Title de

V

of

Tierras),

program of ,the

government-sponsored Social Programs Administration. The Administration, as part of its operations, provides rural:

parcels The

to landless

families.

amendments

passed

yes-

terday permit an extension to the. present deadline of 120 days which families now have to build a house,

Also, persons cel,

once

the lot is received.

the

bill

to

allows

receive

a

land

single par-

YORK

turned

market

(AP)—Late

an

lower

irregular

sel-

stock

yesterday.

ended points

lower. Ford dropped two in a weak motor group.

‘The of

Associated

60

stocks

Press

average

declined

214,20, with industrials rails 1.20 and utilities American-South vesting Company

1.20

to

down .10.

2,

African regained

In%

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Chem

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whe

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of

was

— The

House Foreign Affairs Committee of ‘the U. §. Congress voted last night to cut off aid to Cuba—unless President Eisenhower authorizes continuation. techniU. S.

1951.

joined In

'Camaguey

acting

following

as an

1956

in

Cuba

from

The he

the

was

year

he

economist.

appointed

assis-

Promotion. | |

Prieto and: his wife, the mer Elena Silva, have three

—David,

a

Jose

member

Society tics.

of

forsons

and

Ricardo. :He

of the

Puerto

Economics

and

is ~

Rico Statis-

SUGAR FUTURES NEW YORK (AP) — Domestic sugar futures No. 6 closed unm changed to 2 lower. Sales 7 contracts. High Low Clase ~ Ju 5.84 5.63 5.84

5.88

5.87

588A

.

July

8.17

819

315

3.12

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May

8.31

3.28

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8.32

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Sep

N-Nominal;

Dow

30 INDUS

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houses

Congress, dent.

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Before it goes into effect, any such action would have to be the

3.18

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is involved.

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Fomerito

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has

graduated

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of

has

Nov 5.91 5.91 5.89B ‘World sugar futures No. 4 closed 2 to 7 higher. Sales 407 contracts. High Low Close ‘| May 3.06 3.01 3.05

Cut Aid To Cuba

dollars in from the

34,

of! Puer{o Rico with a degree , in “ economics

Se

(AP)

Morgado,

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trial

Committee Would ‘WASHINGTON

Oscar

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tant to Gabriel Rivera Hernandez, who was then) chief of Indus-

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nesday’s loss despite con< tinued tension in South Africa’ South! African gold stocks rebounded in London, but the country’s bonds continued to decline here. of we

> Losses were mostly. fractional although some ran to a dollat. Trading moved at a moderate pace until the final half-hour American Stock Exchange when. activity picked up as prices, closed irregurarly lower prices declined. . after | being somewhat higher Electronics gained at first but” earlier in the day. Volume de-

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THE SAN JUAN. STAR— Friday, April 1,1 1960.

Declining Stock PriceaDartpen|AAntarctica’ Ss Business Prospects For Spring At Least 170 0000 Veer: , AP

By SAM Business

NEW

DAWSON News Analyst

YORK

making

—(AP)—

tentative

nation’s

economy.

-

Spring

is

-at

thel

passes For

Great spec that proved teo grandiose also have turned business uneasy— and to some

many

Steel experts told us at the start ef the year that their indus-

businessmen have been nursing an outlook as dreary as the March weather has. been. :

try

would

operate

at

95

per

cent

‘goods

and

close

to

WASHINGTON (AP)—: Antarctica has been cold for at least

services

$500

will be

billion

at

an

170,000 years, research

found

rate

in

the

final

three

indicates.

geologists

annual

rate when‘the final tally for the January-February-March quarter | < is made. This would be a ‘rise of $20 billion ‘above the annual bulletin

Academy

months:

by U. S.

“of

the

U.

of Sciences.

S.

“They

he

took rocks

Mevardo

Antarctica

in

samples

Sound Nov

region

from.

ie

Nal 3

- of, of capacity till summer. Now a 1959, and 6 per “It was’ carried out by Eg cent higher than So now the question is: Will number of furnaces are cooling the Bross national product the! regis- Zeller andn W.-C. Hearn of spring bring a change in business off ,and producti on is below 90 tered in the early months of 1959. geology department of the Uni-| thinking and consumer spending? per cent. The outlook for the The Department’ is also cheer- versity of Kansas. : “trapped” by impurities ia the. Or is industry in for a change second quarter is in doubt; as ful in its. predictions of capital deeper than the snowdrifts? mineral. many orders either are being held spending. by industry and trade. Laboratory. tests, in which the The stock market has beer a up or trimmed. It says the. tendency is up this chief Minerals are subjected te high psychological culprit. DeThe threat of inflation has play- year. This could mean clining stock:prices as usual have ed a role —first. intensity radiation, and dischatge more The U. S. Census begin’? its blowing hot and orders.soon in the heayy industry been going hand in hand with a now cooling deciannual count of noses toch. the trapped ' electrons, can be’ off. Few things could and construction sectors. decline in business confidence. In Puerto “Rico, some Please the consumer more than 3,000 compared with the natural. die-- | Easier. money —at least more school: teachers ‘under the direc- charge) rate of stability of —prices— such -minerais, umless it investment funds available even tion of 200 field supervisors, will would be ‘a decline in prices. Sach) comparisons, “Zeller and if mortgage rates stay high— is Start: j-a door-to-door, questionBut for a time stock traders counted upon Hearn found, permit the inference. to erase the dip in asking canvas of every home, and yi.2 many manufacturers thought home building . that it- has been~170,000 establi shment on the island. _ years that further inflation was both Retail sales are tied to Spring Their job is -expected to take since Antarctic copeptane inevitable and likely to be of a fell § more than even this year. Bad ‘about half the month.. snowballing nature. To them this to near their Present levels.:

Census Staris Today

Easier Money

Credited In.

Market Rise

spelled

ing money situation ed the lion’s share

dit for covery. Tight year

the

stock

re-

been

production and a inflation pressures

So

to

business

to

be

activity

a

the

fields

and

long-term

ness

capital

definite

of

new

The

lume

ok

continues

Bache

is

in

a

and

shares

of busi-

of

trading

than

day,

vo-

three

Hutton

reflects’ aoverall cau-

and

attention to the which foreign

Co.

turned

economy's

foundations, And the prosperity that

the

tatal

dollar

calls

frequency with competition is

being mentioned in corporations’ 1959 annual reports. “Its

prominence

points

up

in

the

these

markets

and

many

they

mestic

are

do-

subsidiaries.”

from Do you want to SELL YOUR

CAR?

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within

48 hours

MAESTRE MOTORS 565

Ponce

Stop 35

de. Leon Tel. 6-6124

_

at Ponce 50 young cows milk goats among 60 fa-

milies

living

in

areas

and

Diaz

Juana

Ponce, las.

rural

|.

at

Pefiue-

To date, 1,374 cows, calves and goats have been distributed under the

program

the

food

designed

milk-producing tributed only

improve

areas.

The

animals are disamong low-income

families. The Departnient and Commerce bute 600 cows, this year, and

been

to

diet in rural

distributed.

of

Agriculture

|

plans to distriheifers and goats 302 have already

a

AN A. ROSADO—Puerto Rican artist, winner in the! Vhicd i WANA Exposition | of Spanish-American Artin Batcelona, Spain,

“EVERY GREAT WORK OF ART IS BASED UPON THE PROPER BLEND OF ITS ELEMENTS,”

for Executives”

|

spend-

in. expanding

tribute and 10

Relations Seminar on “Personnel Management

ing a great deal more morey expanding foreign subsidiaries

than

of

JUAN A, ROSADO.’

in-

The. Department’ of Agriculture and Commerce Sunday. will dis-

Human

seriousness

are

volume

consumer

come stays high, despite the dip in the average factory » work week. ; ~ Spring, therefore, could tell jus shortly if we’ve been too. pessimistic in recent weeks.

announces

re

of the situation,” the investment firm says. “More and more COHLPENIés are going overseas’ to find new

to

because

To Get Milk Animals

have

chance

is

PUERTO RICAN TALENT—

weeks.

Ponce Area Families.

that is business

the

This

three

Spending to revive

EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE OF TE E CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY

million

RR

ports

on

certainty.

says

that vo-

tious attitude which brought about the sharp decline from the January high.”

E.

the

Commerce ‘Depa ment Predicts The Commerce . Department

says:

“This apparently continuation of the

W.

put

many foresee can \build upon these a foundations. |

to bother market

Co., noting

less

a

can

| has

however, are ot steady building of

during: the upward niovein the last two weeks has

averaged

been

in

and ith a

businessmen

The

&

lack

analysts. lume ment

and

help

construction

financing

recent

it has than

manufacturers

up

are for the rate

put new life into the economy. This is a chance and by no means

expenditures.” ew

And

more

conservative. Now spring

“This move,” he said, “is obviously calculated” to be supportive

sedate.

rates have sn rarely associated boom.

system.

likely

gone

and prospects up more. But

weather crippled them. for Easter is expected

in the next

funds has increased faster than the demand for | loans. Interest

the Federal Reserve has changed its policy and started to push credit resources into the bank. ing

been

prices

Up

Living

Of

services

prices

responsible for prices. Schoeder Boultan of Goodbody and Co. said that as a result

of declining softening of

stock

output.

their products. earlier in the! Money was +supposed to get held partially tighter as the demand for loans drooping stock outran the supply of credit. Instead, the supply of investment

money

had

has in’

in

cost of living has

of late it to go

has receivof the cre-

market's

* Cost

The

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in industrial

and

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, April 1, 1960 ~

8

Campos: Populars Can Talk Statehood By

HAROLD

J. LIDIN

Banker Enrique Campos del Toro, head of the pro-Commonwealth Democratic State committee selected last Sunday, declared last night that “any Popular has a right to speak in favor of Statehood.” The a

Campos

strong

remarks

attack

on

followed

his

alleged

“inconsistency” on the status matter by Popular Party legislator Jorge Font Saldana yesterday on the floor of the House of Representatives. Campos was elected by a Democratic convention which repudiated the pro-statehood stand of

the

rival

Benicrats

and

adopted |

a motion pledging support for Commonwealth. The banker and former attorney-general said he personally

favors Rico.

Commonwealth Lauds has

“It

social

for

the

development

strengthen

of Puer-

Commonwealth

“let aside for the next 15 years” the status .debate.

a Popular

Statehood

should

and to

be

25

gubernatorial candi-

date Luis A. Ferre said yesterday

economic

to Rico,’ Campos said, adding that Puerto Rico should work to

But

Ferre Says Parly Hired Consultants

Commonwealth been a magnificent

instrument and

for Puerte

that

the

Statehood

Republican

Party, not he personally, contracted

the

management

firm of Bruce ‘ciates to carry

effect

economic

the

Puerto

be on

would

able

consultant

Payne out as of

& Asgsoto what statehood

Rico.

favor

of

statehood

of

free

speech,”

The survey, which is in an avanced stage, will be paid from

commented. Luis He claimed that Gov. said Munoz Marin “has never statethat a Popular favoring hood is outside the party.”

Payne, president of the consultvisited recently ant firm, who that the assign stressed here, ment is an “objective” research,

to “speak

“asa

in

right

party funds, Ferre added. Bruce

Campos

Campos New

planned

York,

ferences

last

to

leave

for

night

for

con-

to

proposed:

related

Congressional

a

amendment

charged for on a professional fee basis.

mitting FHA insurance dominium projects.

per-

ARE IN BUSINESS...

on

con-

JORGE FONT SALDANA

ATTACK (Continued

led

is

Font speech

Harvester

Company

-short,

trucks

of handling

of Puerto

transportation

With this huge inventory, we

need

Ric&:

These ...tn

a

genuine

No need to compromise

now

Repair —

Part

he

considered

A.

of

Party

that

Benitez’

attempt

to

friends

his

Saldana

position.”

gaid that

Joregis-

in

view

of

the

fact

the

destiny

of

National Democratic Par: Saldana continued, Commonwealth _ sta-

The

local

Benitez

as

Demacrats chairman,

because

they'

‘ousted

he

Condado floor).

section,

“repudiated”

tional party’s platform. Font ‘Saldana poked fun at Campos del Toro assertion that

he is an admirer!of Gov, Luis Munoz tas

There

Marin.

publicans

and

who

nor, he

are

“admire”

the»

said.-

i

P. O. Box:

769 S. J.

Gover,

i

EL PASO, Tex. (AP)— Roberta Ramirez, a Juarez, Mexico, cab driver did something about that feeling of frustration motorists

was

blocking

his

way.

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i

IH parts can be made on your truck quickly and easily by our | mechanics, all trained in factory methods.

said, “he his

his attempt to “viblate’ the na-

the party in local. elections a statehood plank. '

surprising”

Inventory.

accepting

out,

Dem-

opposes

before

told

tus in its 1952 and 56. platforms.

his

Campos

island’s

have

ty, Font supported

Toro, a promiwas elected by

the

Font Saldana

should

The

for

in

mind,”

rious as Ri¢o.”

demand

consistency

was elected to ‘support tion’s (Campocrats) stand Commonwealth. i If that is what pe has in his

Font

“flirt-

said,

to

a

felt obligated to denounce the “supercilious and: frivolous remarks of a person in a responsible position on matters as se-

Campos del Toro was elected by a group composed principally of local Democrats many of them top Populars, who are committed to support

the

ATTENTION INTERNATIONAL TRUCK OWNERS $100,000.00

Toro

Toro

never

ocratic ter on

of

his

among members of he leads if he does

faction

se

need.

Manufacturers

after

concerned

Popular.

a

world’s most complete line of motor trucks.

A

del

Campos del nent banker,

we are ready to deal and

Harvester.

also

‘“sub-conscious prefeto Puerto Rico’s po-

display

has

used. trucks.

International

in

but

day-to-day declarations. Font Saldana pointed out that he

So for the best deal in the exact truck you need, visit

as

discipline the party

the heaviest foads.

for your every

a

Campos

units range in size from light pick-ups to ‘‘heavy duty”’ units capable

del

litical status, It is impossible,

has a New Truck Inventoryof $300,000.

Inc.,

said was

he

Campos

ealed rence”

not

International

Saldana that

1)

only

‘ing with statehood.” He added that Campos’s declarations rev-

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oe his on

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concerning advertising

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iin

please call.or see

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ere Pe \o THE SAN JUAN STAR —- Pride, Apri 1,/1960. rh ne

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fees

I

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Old. Timer. nib

eget tes)

4i

The Changing Times

An

\

by Edith Irviné-Rivera| DEAR

“And then”, I interrupted, “it

Not long azo my old timer friend: and Irmet on the bus and. fell to ‘talking abont

ANN

ante But the’ sabbeal stands. - {9%

LANDERS:

was dried some more ‘4nd putin ‘LT almost dropped my glasses 50-or 100 pound. sacks te be ship- in the coffee yesterday when read. your: answer to the lead-t: ped away, for roasting. The best 1 coffee in the island’ came from. woman who was bothered by

‘I don’t

did what

give ia continental wi to whom) er ‘where

blame lies.°When a fainily |bre. some’ of Puerta- Rico’s. up it’s the Kids who it the - neck every: time. ‘Any | fat! ing products. the mountain. districts of Yauco,” her husband’s ex-wife. You worthy of the name has an obliga-| “Pve often - wondered,” marry a tion —or should I ‘say | privileg .“Yes,” she said, “that was cal- said, “When~you e— she said, “about. eur rich{ led. ‘caracolillo’ (little shell) and divoreed man you buy. the te share in making’ rtant | Puerto Rican coffee and how it really is superior. I don’t know total package.” And you said decisions which involve his kids. it came here.” much about the modern methads. she had to put, up with’ it “I have heard” said L “that|, used in our coffee industry today, forever yet. Are you nuts?

soffee. was. first introduced in but I do know that there are sevAmerica »a Frenchman, Ga: eral brands of instant coffee -on : briel de '€lieu . who. took some the market.” little ceffee trees to Martinique:. “Yes,” 1 said, “and 'the falks All_the trees died except one, but who flatly refused. to use instant that ione. wasso fruitful that other coffee at first are now ‘the biggest trees. were. soon growing atid were buyers of Café Rioja, Café Rico taken to | Santo Domimgo and or eecave. : |

Cuba.”

“That’s Said,

very

‘“‘but I

.interesting”,

wonder

the trees to Puerto “I have “that one.

general

was.

one

responsible

leading

time

brought

Rico?”

been told’, of. the early

int: ion and name‘was Don de Estends.” “At

who

she .

I replied, governors:

for

its

cultivation. His Felipe Ramirez

it was

products

one

of

of Puerto

the

Rico”

She said, “By the way, have you _ever seen it growing.” “Indeed {. have, and “I have picked it off the bushes too. Those

bright

red

beautiful

eoffee

sight

clustered

branches.”

shiny- Jeafed “In

beans make

a

on

the

the

early

days’,

said

my

during

the

season.

After

the

beans were picked they. were spread out on a brick er cement surface, called a ‘glacis’ to be sun dried. When the drying prowas

over

which

sev-

eral days it was placed in a deep wooden

receptacle

called

a

‘pilén’

coffee

beans

and men pounded it for hours. and hours until the dried pulp gave away

and

came

te view.”

the

green

recall

in

MY

marriage

band’s

first

wife ' can’t

put

to a her

wi

op "sever ‘whim, but esas eS “thine to’ ths the doorknob = =<.

at beret too tired. od weet ton

her

foot inside my home. When | the kids are visiting here Free doesn't even dare telephone the:

wful table manners and they

-* Tf the court! ean: give emstody to

sop dig al he ie ni i

'

MONDAY, April 4 Meeting of the Garden Club—of | | Puerto Rico at Sigma Fraternity House, Calle Mejico, corner Chi-

le, Hato Rey, at 2:30 p.m. Program

will be

a. panel

at which Mrs, David

discussion

W. Cheadle|}

will preside. THURSDAY, April 7 — The Rican

Puerto

dassah

will

Donor’s

Chapter

hold

Luncheon

Caribe

Hilton’s at

Reom

their

in

“Hia-

annual

the

‘San

12:30 p.m.

of

Hotel

Geronime Mrs. George

chairman

on

SPRING coun if

To Meet The “Hija del Caribe” Club of}: the Business’. and ~ Professionat})

Women’s Federation, dent is Mrs. Olga ‘C.

/| From

whese preside Quifiones,

will hold its monthly meeting and initiation of ines ‘members Seis A

. ye

| 3, ‘starting’ in the Governdr’s

the Hotel

Condado.

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THE SAN JUAN STAR —_ Fhiday, Agril 1, 1960

P. R. Cancer League Drive Starts Today;

5175.000 Needed For Hospital Facilities.

'

There are other ways to help, secretarial work for them such By NORY SEGARRA Today marks the opening too. The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the as handling their correspondence. League, a group of 66 Others must be fed’ This the lacf Cancer Month throughout “Cancer women, volunteer to help in pro- dies of the. auxiliary do gladly. ihe island to familiarize and | viding emotional and material In addition, they serve hot i edlicaite citizens in what can comfort to the patients at the lunches to non-hospitalized pabe done to cure the diséase Cancer Hospital. tients, who ,come from_all over if it is detectedyin time. Mrs. Oritia Oliveras de Carre- the island for treatment and diagToday is also the month-long

the beginning of island-wide fund

drive

$175,000

to

raise

for

the

Puerto Rico Cancer League to exterid its cancer detection and iherapy program. in Puerto Rico. 3,000 new cases of cancer are treated every year zi the Cancer Hospital on Calle cel

Parque.

Santurce,

.

League officials

point

the

di-

sease

restrict “itself

to

or

It

the

does

not

middle-aged

out,

and,

the

elderly.

ras, president of the group which is affiliated with the American Cancer Hospital Association, points out: that her organization is 10 years old. It was founded by

Mrs. Carmen. Each day, a

take tients

turns at

Zeppenfeldt. group of ladies

reading the

for

hospital.

the

pa-

Many

do

noses. They provide, clothes, for many of the poorest.

too,

Occupational Therapy Occupational:

therapy

4

plays

an

important part in their program at the hospital. Mrs; Hebe L. de Acosta teaches the inmates at the Cancer ing,

Hospital, how

to

finger make

paintartificial

the second greatest killer of Fuerto Rican children—second cnuiy to traffic accidents. , “veryone can help to fight this ¢.sease which kills one out of

yc

*

CANCER LEAGUE. DONATIONS—Mrs. Rosa Francis de Lucio, left, gives Mrs. Oritia W. de Carreras, president of the Women’ $ Auxiliary of the Puerto Rican Cancer League some of the! first donations in this year’s drive to raise $175,000 to expand facilities at the Canect Hospital. (STAR photos by Gunter Hett.)

seven’ persons in the world League officials say. In

day,

to Rico, cancer aecounfs for ceath of five persons daily. fencer can be cured if diagnosed time and to do this, the J.cague needs money. The treatment of cancer is expensive and

the fee

$175.000 is

a

sought

bare

by

the

flowers class

and

will

shortly

on. painting

on

begin

a

glass.

luable weapon in the fight against the

disease!

Too many of us,| the ladies say, Mrs. Isabel Pietri visits the jat the ‘idea of hospital daily to direct religious fare so frightened Services there and to bring. writ- cancer, that we prefer to ignore its very existence, believing that ing materials and playing cards ignorance hurts less. to the bed-ridden cases.

lea-

minimum.

The ladies’ main service, however, is in.the educational depart-

ment.

In this field, they

feel’ they

can accomplish the most. By stressing the need for physical

examinations to diagnose cancer in its earliest stages, they believe they

can

provide

the

most

va-

Statistics

prove

‘that

with

phy-

sical checkups given at spaced intervals, depending on the person’s

in

age,

cancer

time.

percent

In

these

of

skin

can

be

detected

instances,

¢ancer,

per-

cancer

can

cent of cancer of the womb,

55 be

percent: cured.

of

breast

9

75

and

34th Home Economics Conference

Opens Today At San Juan Hotel COMFORTING YOUNG PATIENT—Miss Gloria Campos, executive secretary of the Puerto Rico Cancer League, Mrs.

Lydia

Domenech,

regular

nurse,

and

Mrs.

Sistita

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on

at

‘to

AND

VOODOOERS”

HOTEL

NORMANDIE (Pride of Puevto Rico)

subject,

the

on

Jenkins,

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University

of

counsellor

the

Puerto

of

Saturday

Raul

the

as-

morning

Muifioz,’

researcher

at

Colombia,

will

the

The by

the

ses-

associate

University

speak

Economist

on

and

of

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Today's

subject

Arturo

te

be

Roque,

discussed

director’

of

the Experimental Station © is “Plans for the Botanical Garden of Puerto Rico.”

Singers

COMBO

the

and

Home

HIS CALYPSONIANS playing the LIMBO DANCE and the Wonderful “THE

J.

Adolescents.”

Duo

MEYERS

Russell

cations and Human Relations.” Mrs. Rosa Marina Torres, profes-

At

BARON BUIKA JOEL

Dr.

sociation, will speak at the. afternoon session, to be followed by a business period.

“6 the-eceentric “etnnelly ( violinist

Dancing

ture

sion,

hy

morning — session

1,

Rico

LLAMAS - AMAYA Typicel

San

the

an associate professor from Michigan State University, will led-

sor

FLOOR SHOW songs

Con-

Juan Intercontinental Hotel.

SPECTACULAR

Comtinuing

At April

April 1 and 2 at the

AND SATURDAY }

Aswill

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Open daily including Saturdays 10 a.m. to 5 Pam, oF anytime by appointment.

Mrs. Luz E. gue and Miss.

Ramos. de BilliLuz Imelda Mo-

rales, dietitians,

will

educational Fund

explain

program

for

the

of

the

the

Development)

of

Dairy Industry of Puerto Rice, after which the! new board! of

directors’ will be introduced. , After a closing ceremony by Mrs. Antonia Perez de’ Acevedo, the convention will end with a luncheon, courtesy of the Fund for the Development, of the Dairy Industry of Puerto ‘Rico.

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GENERAL TENDENCIES: Until shortly j caréful

the

(Children’s

a

home: in the

“Paraiso

del Nino,”

Paradise),

founded

ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Refrain. from becoming upset

by the San Juan- Bosco Congre-

gation at La iCantera in Hato Rey. The event has been schedul-

ed for” May Father

— Quintero

was a special guest at the Wed-

nesday meeting. He spoke briefly about the aims of the May ‘affair to raise $10,000 to expand the project, which has made tremendous strides in eliminating juvenile delinquency in that area. Plans are for the women’s

Present

at

the

Wednesday

plans meeting were Mesdames - Armida Torres de Almiroty,

Elena

Zeno,

Maria

Eugenia

M.

de Purcell, Maria B. de Borras, Maria del Carmen G. de Zamora, Maria A. Pueyo, Hilda Duefio, Elba Janer de Guzm4n, Mavia V. de Hernandez, Palmira

Schuck, Flor F. de Albretz, “Ma-

and

“VIRGO.

trouble

realize:

(Aug.

22

to

Sept.

with

higher-up

or

TAURUS

.

avoid

who

usually.

is

now

kind

looking

for an ‘axe to grind. Later, endeavor to hélp one living under own roof in some clever way.

P.M. do-:not become if matters go wrong You

need

GEMINI

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(April 20 to May 20)

Studiously

comrade

|

rest.

Retire

annoyed -éocially. early.

(May 21 to June 21)

If you are not careful, until right after lunchtime, you can

make

an enemy in the business

world if you antagonize one in power. Take it easy. Do shopping, run errands or visit, be with good comrades. Avoid publicity of any sort. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Carry through with tested systems this A. M. Any gambling with the new could be quite disastrous. Add greater ‘efficiency | in - modus operandi,

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Escandon,

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woh

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Oct.

22)

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order. Also good for cleaning. Be very cooperative with co-

Card

plants)

Flowering Plants of All Kinds

P. M.

be

i:

¥

AIM at

H.

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A STRIKING COMBINATION, Alec Guinness and Bette Davis, hring Daphne du Manrier’s best. selling

novel,

“The

Abeta

diplomatic

tre screen. Lovely French Star, Nicole Maurey plays the roman-

House Plants

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get acquainted Williams’ Color of

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“SPECTACULAR”

is

And The Barbarians” now playing at the Music Hall Theatre.

drama in headlines

Steve Reeves as the fabled strong man and an exotic new discovery, Chelo Alonso as the

“Almost ‘Everyt hing That Grows In the Tropics” On Carpenter Road, Rio Piedras,

turn East at Coop Supermarket and go direct. CARPENTER ROAD, RIO PIEDRAS

REY

ues being offered Venus these

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drop

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auxiliary members to man kiosks

at the bazaar, selling plants, pets, cosmetics, dolls, handicrafts, food refreshments. There will be music’ for dancing. and a fashion show with clothes from Delia’s Boutique. ;

Carroll

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over what cannot be helped until lunchtime. You can then make

21 and 22.

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listen to —

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King’s Court Condominium. At the meeting, presided over by. Mrs. Angelina Besosa, plans were made for a benefit bazaar

to aid

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Aco OOOO dy Leonaed Lions damit Jim Farley JIr.,-member of the - State" Athletic died: tried arrange a series | of. boxing matches between American’ and

to

Russian teams, but, Russia said Nyet. They're. saving: their surprise for the Olympics. . . Basil O'Connor, who | headed the drive against infantile paralysis here,’ ‘has been. invited -to’ Russia toinspect their , live-virus vaccine | test... . McCall’s et will

sponsor David Susskind’s TV series, “Open End. = The first Drama Department “at an English university will be established jat -Manchester Univ. Sidney Bernstein, . head of ‘the Granada TV network there, is sponsoring ‘it...The Foun-

dation for the Blind has ‘several raved by standing by to help Helen Keller, bereaved by the

loss

of

her

companion-translator

olly;

| Thompson. . . Ionesco’s’ play, “The: | Rhinoceros,” soon to be produced here is a 26- year-old project. He wrote it as a story in 1934. | oy William Saroyan has been startling the London ing his

theater these past- few days by | writnew play while directing the actors;

in

it.

by

a visitor

The

and

prolific who

playwright asked

him:

was

interrupted

“What’s

Shakespeare?”.. . “Well,”

the

Saroyan

Shakespeare was not Armenian.” Caroll Heiss, the figure-skating

with

the

Wm.

Morris

-

difference

replied,

champ,

Agency..,Erroll

between

“for

is

one

signing

Garner,

you |

thing,

a ‘contract

the

pianist,

is

|

writing his- first ballet score, to be staged iby Ted Bollinger. Garner just composed‘ “Solitaire,” a top tune for which Steve Allen wrote ‘the lyrics. . _ Sandra- Church, who plays> “Gypsy,” will do the TV version of Ruth Gordon’s “Years Ago,” | for due

Pont’s

Show

of the Month.

After

his

some

drinks.at

had “Mr.

Robert

performance

Gleason,

in

Nicky’s

what

does

Preston

“Take

Blair House. booze

will play her father,

Me, Alo

A

ig”

Jackie}

customer

do?”. -. “Booze,

Gleason

asked

my

him:

g

man,”

replied Gleason, “removes warts, blemishes— not from ¥ skin, but from the one I’m |looknig at, In fact, every girl is, | Pretty— if

you'll

drink

John

enough.”

Huston,

who’s

been

living

in

Ireland,

seottcd

risk of losing his artistic roots: “In this world no longer of just one country”.. Richard Condon,

‘at

.

the

tod we're auth ir of the

new novel about a columnist, “Some Angry Angel,” is, at work on his next novel, ‘The Great, Cowboy. Race”...There’s dissension wanted

a

VM

NOW

make

tw

d

IN

eee

inte St.Lesie Past: Drepakch

THE

|

RACE.

about the “My to wait until;

the trip. The Actors

Studia

Fair Lady” tour of Russia. The Rex Harrison and Julie Andrey

last

week

had

s

a “work- project”

authors could

on ‘wil:

liam’ Inge’s new play,| and Tennessee Williams’ new “Night of the Iguana.” Inge. a tunded: but Williams couldn't becquse he’s

SS

law

PROPOS—MUNOZ—*SAN

JUAN

STAR,’

It is true every

four

IV,

over

the

Rico)

the

United

“The American gives Congress

powers

against-

years.

Article

of Puerto

giving

the

island’s legislature, the power of cersure and impeachment

1960

Rico, do elect the Gov-

However,

3. of tion.’

19,

that we, the residents

of Puerto ernor

MARCH

Constitution’ is the Supreme

“American the (which document

PLEASE?

ANSWERS, Sir: A

President

of

the

States?

(4) Mr. Munoz, as I read your Article, given at the Press Conference, you talk about political intervention, by our -President,

Section

Constituplenary

island.

De jure, our political destiny depends on the will of said legislative body. And as a matter of

while

territory did you

of Puerto Rico. What mean by intervention?

fact,

Did

check

Congress

Rico. as a incorporated Un.ted

“

classifies,

Puerto

self-governing. territory. of

now the

Presidential

Powers

Section

3,

gives

Congress

the

power of censure and impeach ment against the nation’s “First Executive.” This power can be used

ident

in

case

and

only

violates any

of

if the

the

Pres-

constt-

visitor

the

of

the

the

US.

standing

Public

of

International

As an American citizen from Puerto Rico, I pray from Senor Munoz, that he ‘answer the above questions. Antonio Aponte Berdecia Washington College of Law Washington, D. C.

are

enumerated in Article II of the federal document. And Article J.

a

you

P.R. in Law.’

States.

The

as

CANINE

member

of

the

“Republican

(2)

Did

the

the constiStates?

President

act

peyond the powers as expressed in the Second Article?

(3)

Is

there

any

provision

de

| Sir:

can

not

out

seeing

walk

on the

one

Animales

situated at Alto Road,

dras

is the

cares They

for use

only

that

I know of. in scientific

funds)

and

all

female

they small

dogs

leav-

ing the clinic are spayed. This is one step toward the badly needed control of dog reproduction. If you are interested in our

humane treatment Please contact: Mrs.

of Dogs, Mary Qui-

ones, Box 7698, Bo. Obrero Station, Santurce, Puerto Rico. Mrs. Ronald Sobin Santurce, Puerto Rico Ok

OR

Sir:

(For

Harold

J. Lidin)

congratulate

of of

—I

you

the

for

heartthe

ex-

disgusting

prominent

ack

members

of

Ateneo

last

kk

WHO’S

Sunday. Jose R. Cintron Santurce, P. R.'

West,

project,

and do Most of

Spain

do

hope and

OK

that

may

be

allegedly

directing

wants

the

Frank

cast

‘Crosare’s

to fly

down

report

to

Key

an

were

investigation marked

for

of

a story

retaliation

that

after

version of “The screen credit—as

on

West home. .

GJ

is

in

the shooting Longest Day” co-producer. .

Tom Bosley, of “Fiorello,” started with a Chicago repertory of unknowns who did 34 shows a year, His co-workers were Paul

ing that he donate a puppet-show theater. Hartford refused. Then Moses asked if he’d donate a baseball diamond. Hartford said no, but volunteered a sidewalk cafe. Moses approved iit... Ed Stone, -who’s

designing

Bruce

Inc,

have

finished their study on the economic effects of statehood on

it,

said

that

from

42d

St.

to

th

New

has no place for people to sit down. “Its like}a living without furniture.” Alan Moorehead’s new book will be sérialized by Ithe New

Yorker magazine....The Ethel Merman-Robert Six home in Denver has been sold. Miss Merman is removing only her Rendir anda portrait of her painted by Benay Venuta.

Alexander

after

Associates,

After

of a Spanish boy...The movie will give: Mike Mindlin his first

accepted

Payne

Fla.

Williams

KELLER

a performance for him on the. veranda of his the play’s setting is on a Southern veranda.’

There

PAYING

Sir:

I

Key

the

so York at | room

the Popular Party aft the called Demoeratic Convention the

at

SAROYAN

Newman, Geraldine Page, Shelley Berman and Betsy Palmer. Huntington Hartford’s gift of a sidewalk restaurant in Central Park started with an inquiry from Commr.; Bob Moses,| request-

CONGRATULATIONS ily

GABOR

over.

a

Food

Ince

tells

stage:role

was

scarce.

in

of

a Hungarian

Budapest,

Her

salary:

soon

actress after

Half a loaf

rehearsals, a full loaf after the show producer about his experience. He! had

he

the

opens. none.

knows

who.

Russians

took

of

bread

during

She asked “When!did

the you

streets

with-

more

dogs

March 25), the people of Puerto Rico will be informed on who

become a producer?” she asked. He shrugged: “When' I found uut I could steal flour from the Red bakery, where I work.” . Orson Welles is riding high: His taxes and lawyers’ fees are paid up, and he’s working on three of his own movie

own-

projects... Life’s

or

Puerto

Rico

(San

payed

for

not

say

this

is

cruelty

hood

Republican

to

animals

of

the

highest

order.

Luis

Ferre himself)

much

was

home

or

It is this and much more... . However,-there are a few people in (working towards the day when

the

Juan

I need

without

Mila-

institution

dogs that the latest

er.

obviously

La

Km. 6.8 of the near Rio Pie-

equipment available (what are able to buy with their

vities

KINDNESS 7

Dogs, dogs, dogs... or a terri-} A problem needing attention is article, or ;that of the unattented dogs that statute. conflicts with the Fe-' roam the. streets of San Juan the mountains and hills of deral constitution, said statute and all of Puerto Rico. is declared “null. Since the facts stated above, To my dismay, after investigaI found there was no are the actual political truth, tion, on the island of we are compelled to ask the A.S.P.C.A. Puerto Rico. And due to this, following questions: (1) Did Eisenhower's political Puerto Rico has literally become backing to Senor Ferré, who is dog infested to such a degree one

a

grosa, Cupey

posure |

tutional provisions. Whenever a state fory’s constitutional

Party,’ conflict with tution of the United

Protector

friend) Refugio

best The

(man’s owners.

dogs {most will have

report

Star,

(the

Party

State-

or

and

Mr.

how

payed for it. Ramon Cancel Negron

Rio

Piedras,

P. R.

last

issue

claims

the

first

display

of]

Russia’s

secret abstract art: The first such example was displayed by Warren Lyons of Arlene Francis, on the Jack Paar show 3 weeks ago...Zsa Zsa Gabor’s drama coach attends her TV tehearsals

in “Ninotchka,” holding her Yorkshire terrier. Zsa i her

coach:

“He’s

ai Marling, with y

| actresses and

dogs.”

says of

lo

;

re

Se

SSB

nn eaten

St ee Cee

etme

ete

gp ~ et?

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THE-SAN.JUAN STAR — Frid ay,. April. 1,.1960 ‘

the San Juan Star ty

F. 0. Bex 4167, Baa "duad, Bessie ‘hive

(459 Comercio St. El Imparcial Building ) Washington. Bureau: National Press Bldg.: Washington,

William J. Dorvillier

William

J.

Kennedy

{Only

.

An

‘ D. ce. Editor-Publisher Managing Editor

'

except Sunday

Poetry Used To Be fe

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If you press hard enough, most men will say yes, they like their work, or at least they’vye grown used to it. But-no/one |likes his work like a poet. A poet will do. anything to keep on writing poetry. Sometimes he’ll éven, go to work. One of the professional fatalities in our modern world has been the poet. You don’t meet many of ‘them anymore. But’ when I was a boy

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The Budding Despot Slowly at first, but now

of insecurity, Fidel

dictatorship.

His

with a rapidity that

Castro is moving’ toward

inflexible

determination

thousands

hints

absolute

This week, he took action to take over control of CMQ’s channel 6, the last independent television -chan> nel functi

under

independent

government

newspapers

It is a sad

twist

of fate

that

i

just another despot.

chairman

Be

Democratic

Jose

Party

A.’ Benitez

of| Puerto

has

Rico

been

for

for the Popular Democratic Party (which is not affiliated with the. National Democratic Party), and an outspoken proponent of Commonwealth status. One morning recently, young Benitez, who has long nurtured

overlooked

by

go it alone.

He

the

of an active political career only to be Popular

Democrats,’ decided

declared the Democratic

not as the social

club

it had

been,

but

he

would

Party in existence,

as participant

in

this year’s election on a statehood platform. Gov. Munoz who, ‘while not the author of the script, has taken a behind-the-scenes responsibility in defense of his own ideals and policies, did look with disfavor on > what

he considers a young upstart’s usurping of a social club and making it a political party. The Governor's supporters, who are legion and of considerable statu rein the community, called a special convention of Democrats last Sunday. They elected a new slate of officers, approved resolutions against statehood, and against enterin g the Democratic Party in local elections. In Washington, Gov. Munoz said the Democratic Party is not a party here, but “a social club.” Elected chairman on Sunday, and

presumably replacing Mr. Benitez as Democratic chairman,

was banker Enrique Campos del Toro. The ground-work was therefore laid to dispose of Mr. Benitez and his faction,

the

Benicrats,

and

to

give

control

to

the

Campos

faction,

the Campocrats. That’ was Jast Sunday. °On Wednesday of this week, Mr. Campos del Toro told a reporter that he thought “many Populars” favor stateho od and that the Popular Democratic Party should permit them to express their views on statehood openly, This statement, from the man elected Sunday as chair: man of the Democratic Party or Social Club in Puerto Rico, was received with open dismay by the ‘Campocrats. The scene now shifts to the Legislature of Puerto Rico, where the vice president of the House, Mr. Jorge Font Saldana until

, the

the left,

a long-time Popular Democrat, Democrat, and moment he enters into the stage’s spotlig ht from

a Campocrat.

Mr. Font

Saldana

speaks:

“The statements. made by Enrique Campo s del . Toro were imprudent, irresponsible, and inconsistent.” He: stops briefly while his words ara weigh ed by a bewildered audience, then continues: : “Campos del Toro was elected to support his: faction’s stand on Commonwealth,” he tells the audience who are the people of Puerto Rico. If Campos del Toro doesn’t support the faction that elected him “he should have told his friends before accepting the position.”.' Then, in the most dramatic moment of the play so far, Font Saldaiia says he feels oblig ated to da-

nounce

person

the “supercilious

in a

responsible

and frivolous position

on

remarks of a

matters of serious a nature as the destiny’ of Puert o Rico.” Exit Font Saldafia, lights

dim

on ‘Campocrats.

as

|

Rosenfeld had been reached him that the

be-

.

in clo.

City had gone on) strike. He boat over expecting the milleni n. reached New York,- and found ‘no mi turned to.poetry. He was a superb he would work -only for. men who verses of his poems. . co At

Another of the East: Side bards was Abrahamco

Wald who might well have: been! the

nik. Wald used to mount Soapboxes

beat-

t¢ read his

poems. He didn’t work. He spent every minui e of his time in cafes drinking tea an d eating cake which people bought him in exchange! for some of his doggerel.-He had no home and lept whienever weariness ovérlook him prefering; like the beatniks today, me sleep at all. fie These poets ve disappeared: ‘first use | we live in an age’ of. specialization and poetry is a full-time job how just as tailoring is; and

Everyone

he became

on

the ‘East’

presto!

a Shakes-

second

-

Side

recognized

~

(along

because

with

Yiddish

is

Greek’ arid Latin,

a

: dying | language ’

it is now

taught in some’ colleges); ~

tc

being

Wal

By J. M. ROBERTS

a strong supporter of Gov. Munoz Marin, and a vigorous campaigner

a fervent dream

a tailor, who wrote a-poem’a day

herself on the-side of all tho of the Associated Press News Analyst: who fear the medical seule ee | another, world by ‘one means oa NEW YORK — Regardless of fallout. _ Wants West To Pay. By creating the

sev-

Up to a few weeks ago, Mr. Benitez had been

what

her

may

ultimate

intentions

be,|the* Soviet

Union

has

skillfully turned the Geneva negotiations into. a massive propaganda / campaign. In effect; she is she

doesn’t

care

is gi saying that

whether

mament

is

through

conventional

approached

disar-

first

arms

or

through a nuclear weapons ban. By suggesting that four or five years can be devoted to

the search for means

ing

and

of check:

controlling- underground

of

flexibility,

appearance which she has

in

now gone considerably beyond Western positions—on’ the surface—she makes a powerful gesture in the direction of those peoples who are just emerging into self-government and who need for their development a

period price.

of

peace

at

almost

any

Sate

.

By

accepting

testing ban fields ident

the

in the

idea

same

as were proposed Eisenhower, she

of

a

limited by Prespresents

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FLETCHER KNEBEL STAR Washingtoa Boreas |

Washington Russia’s

new

is

worried

atom

ban

The ‘Some

we

thought

it

up

be! necessary,

whefher

she

but

cat

wants

get

yet

Tuesday—her

secure

determination

hegemony

TODAY’S

over

the

BEST FROM

indications

An

unemployed runs

eS

As long as she can present

such a fate, the appeal. of her | stand will be greater among the. wishful-thinking

cautious

millions

approach

West.

F

EGROPE |

first

California up

$86,000

in

charge account debts. It’s lucky she isn’t working or half the department stores in the state would be bankrupt. Re

U.S,

Allen vinced

fed,

SL

Information

Bass

George

says we've finally the Russians we're

clothed.

and

housed.

caonwell

Now

all the White House. has to do is convince the Democrats...

DENMARK

Hans Quist

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“What about that raise in-pay boas?” r i

wants)”

ment,

to the: rest

the USSR.

a meaningful disarmament agree. |”

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stenographer

see

new Soviet which | would:.do. likéwise, as against the record:

about

the

to

the West

to pay for them by agreeing to lay. down its arms first. Thai West: is known for keeping. agreements. Whether there is*a |

proposal.

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Sovief Union admits. that controls will eventually

It has many suspicious features, not the least of which is that

place.

or |

of nearly. half a century, is a), By-these maneuvers she ‘sue- great question. Hast ceeds in at least partially obs-} Nevertheless even Herter . curing the fact that she has not agrees that there are surface.

agreed to any of the guanuclear tests, she) has_ virtually rantees which would justify) the given up her far-fetched suggestion that “the whole ~world be rest of the world in taking: the first steps. completely disarmed in four She succeeds in at least partyears. . ; ially obscuring what Secretary With Those Who Fear Herter called attention to again

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ACT 4 — SYNOPSIS young

several.

Soviets Turn Geneva Talks

Castro,

The Unreal World Of Politics ‘A

er eg

eal

to get it published in some: newspa

he’ was a man about 70° years particularly prepossessing. His

on his high hat and

peare.

who liberated his people from the dictatorship of Fulgen cio Batista , should become

everywhere—-

Were by

A Tailor Poet | Another’ famous poet ‘was Morris

clothes were always stained with ink and so were his fingers and his’ beard. But he had a high hat and when someone was Setting married he took off his printer’s cap (which is made by folding a newspaper into a Square box) and put

The. pattern is well documented by history. _Liberty is foredoomed when ‘the voices of eritici m are

silenced.

They ‘were

There verses

ladies

ing up and rattling off a poem. Around the turn

will

control.

of poets.

of the century old and not

oning in Cuba. Channel 4 was placed under “government supervision last week, pending formal expropriation. There are indications that at least one also be placed

his

romantic as Lord B:

hind pushearts, standing at work benches, _ delivering coal. Everyone was a poet. There was a market for poetry in those days. The Yiddish press published hundreds of poems and part of the ceremony in-a Jewish wedding or an oldtime Bar Mitzvah was an ex tempore poem. A Printer In Rutgers Square The most famous. of the Yiddish poets’ was Eliakim) Zunser who worked for a printer; in Rutgers .Square. Zunser plied his poetry strictly at weddings.He had a supreme talent for stand-

to exert

his personal will in all matters concerning his people and his eountry, and ‘his imperious’ intolerance of eriticism, have moved him: to take the steps that as. sure, unimpeded control. No despot has ever imposed his will where freedom of -expression existed. ' Fidel Castro, in the true pattern of the despot, is silencing the press, radio and television in Cuba.

of the three remaining

him. .

on the Lower.East Side of New York there were

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Puerto Rico

motion picture is a major tool in the work af the Diviof Community Education. At left, a. poster forthe prize-

The sion

winning same

“Modesia’’,

and,

at right,

Above, al |drainatic

movie,

filming a scene. for moment in the: [stim

the

“EL

=—-:

Puente”.

en

hora

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| {

By JANE In

an

DEBRAN age

when

ALBERTS the

artist

those in the field of design, announce the showing of

is

generally considered estranged from his society, the Puerto Rico Division of Community Education offers a refreshing case cf the artist working in conjunction

with

the

government

in

an

film

at

some

trained: workers A

great

ed, “Los Santiago,’

ihe who

Puerto finds

Rican himself

countryside. profoundly

inadequate to seme of the social challenges of his world. Patient and hard-working, Ignacio ‘ suffers from what the soeioligist would describe as a cultara) inferiornity complex. The

community

lives

faces

the

in

which

chronic

he

problem

ef a. contaminated water-supply. What happens after Ignacio’s child dies as a result of this condition constitutes the drama cf the film. The

sociai

<i6

message

capsules ‘the

of

intent

‘Igna-

of the

overall program of the division, established 12 years ago within

the

Department

an effort rural and

cd

Rico.

silk-sereen

to

be

in

to develop a healthy urbap community spi-

rit in Puerto A

of Education

poster,

¢ollector’s

consider-

item

by

deal

of

the

fieldspade-

work of publicizing and arousing interest in the film was done

“Ignacio caropesino,

a

open-

and sympathetic of the division.

vision which

the story of a farmer living in

rural

air gatherings where public. discussion will be encouraged by

eflort to better his society. An excellent example of this is the s00n-to-be released semi-documenjary film. “Ignacio”. is

200

will this

before

hand

by

coordinated

di-

activities. The book from the scenario was adapt-

, division’s

Cases is a

de Ignacio y product of the

editorial

Ji was read ral seasons

department.

and reviewed back during

seve: open-

air book-readings in the rural areas, and was publicized by sti]] the

another division wall-newspaper.

technique,

Flaherty minar.

documentary

film

se-

and “fhe. Rights: of Wome Or purely infermative: _ “Fd

Artists as a group are not noted for their compatibility. It is all the more surprising, there-

“When the writer, film-maker, graphic artist, educator :and field-worker are in complete harmony

fore, to find ‘the division’s staff of painters, writers, printers, motion picture directors and in-

ers, wall-newspapers

canes.” It may be dramati¢ 2 provocative: “Stories of | ¥ men”, | ‘

basically

sociologi-

directors

and

~The

division

suffers

none

field of

the fratricidakconflicts that have plagued government-sponsored art projects elsewhere. Perhaps

this

is because

of

the

recogni-

tion among the staff of the overwhelming urgency for curing

the

regarded

as

is verified

an

by

es-

the

faet that it will probably be entered im international film Jestivals. In 1956, the division’s film,’ “Modesta”, a modern Puerto Rican reworking of the “Lysistrata” of Aristophanes,

took

Venice,

the. and

St.

George a

print

prize of

the

at film

was placed in the Museum of Modern Art film library in New York City. “Ignacio” is also slated for the annual Robert

material

such

as articles, stories, films, postJustration

can

be

and

graphic sue cessful.”

molish was the pathetic depen-. dence of islanders on the idea of

division’s

cally-oriented workers.

social

ills

they

are

dealing

tor, Fred Wale; has stated: his agency’s aim succinctly: ‘The

is

means,

the

work ‘of the division: writing, graphics, posters and film. That object

coordinated

and

One which

with.

thetic

purpose

vited composers working in an atmosphere of cooperation, not only among themselves, but with

A great deal of genuinely artistic activity is involved in “the

“Ignacio”

then

on

The

division’s

Jatrine,

the not

the

director-educa-

road,

the

bridge,

well, while important, are important as ends in them-

selves.

Dependent

communities

have used modérh conveniences for ages. ‘This did not make them aware ofthe forces that enslave

them.

“The audio-visual ‘materials of our agency are designed:to help these communities to -want to be civically active and to solve their

er

process.

by

democratic

and the

of the principal/ barriers the division encountered

which

it has helped

paternalistic

to de-

welfate

state,”

an outgrowth of coloni al conditions. The division has ¢€ ncouraged genuine community | living by encouraging seli-belief. This is no mean achi evement, for it is from precisely: this self: confidence~—that com munities will band together and: draw on their own resources 4d f labor, supplies and ideas befa re turning for.aid to the government.

Welfare will be self-cre ated and will not, as manna, fall from heaven:

. The Feudcrorker m ‘attempt to state a ¢d problem to its memb Means of New Englan hall meeting techniques, tempts to help the group

akes

ho

mmunity ers, By

id

towahe. atrealize

it has a problem and how to. formulate and solve it. On the: basis of his findings the division’s home staf: f selects a theme for separate T| combined presentation.’ It- m be general as in “The Rights of Man”

for Your

Family’

It ig spmetimes informative

as

Occasionally stricter

and

“A

dramatic

in

“The

it is cultural.in

sense

as

in

“Puerto

an Dances” and “Santero”, story of an elderly carver saints< Themes.

selected

are

t

’ ever to the editorial departm under the direction of. w Rene

Marqués.

ment’s|

It is this dep:

responsibility

to

rate any selection in book, nario and wall-newspaper, fo. lt works in close eollab¢ tion with the cinema unit

with

the

graphics

departni

which

jis supervised

by artist’

fael To duced books and 55

Tufino: date the division bat 25 heavily ilJus of 100,000 copies ' e poster ‘designs and fi

How

do

the-artists

themse

feel about wérking “on ass ment”? It is the division’s po. to leave as much as possible the artist’s personal and ésth

judgment. It-feels .that the tist’s ments

contributions to will be, of higher

if there

¢

Bridg

ass!

is no time-clock >

sphere, and if his estheti¢ intentions

more $e are refle

- on the job. The walls of

¥

|

fet

i

| | ' }

.

rtists combine to Rico .

i

-

To work

oy i

Above, film,

an

original

“Ignacio”.

linoleum

cut for

|

{ |

|

rraphics

department

d with

easel

paintings

Ihe premises. Benji

‘Doniger,

are: cover-

done

director

on and

o-scenarist of the acclaimed Modesta,” formerly with the ivision and one of iis original aff,

ples:

explains

his

“The

division

rilored

for

ithout

a

working

specific

‘prior

prin-

films- were audience

determination

tyle or the possibility owledgement outside Fico.

of

of ackPuerto .

“I used only unirainéd acrs—members of the actual

pramunity usually—in familiar tuations, and got amazing re-

Its. It is probably for these pasons that the films had a retant individual. integrity and Aturalness and were so easily derstood by the rural audien8.”

Perhaps

the attitude of the ar-. !

pis can best be summarized

by _

of Amilear Tirado, e words ho has: Columbia Picture ereof director was who is and 1 Puente” and other division '

ms:

“T

remain

in

the

division

bo-

use here I can make! a perso1 contribution to my: own sopty and. to humanity in the way

best.

I

uing

from

the

the

division

know

have

must:

in-

prity. 1 work only with-truths se.”

,

I de

people.

Here

not) comproi

‘

;

th

Below; the: divisio n's “uni, que. contribution toto community ‘educatio the wall-newspaper. Note that ite Lat what a story is as well as publicizin g ia. _ Story. |

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have accord

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Naturally, our (apologies to

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cause

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when

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on

allergic

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low

queen

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, April 1 1960

rls Willing To ith

»f

Our Man in San Juan

_ Belafonte--In_ ‘Seaith

Producers

By. Al Dinhofer

uli Palmer, lingual deals, is in a bind here actresses who with the actors strike. “The Pleasure of His Comliving in American, Mish, French and German pany,’”” which she is making for films, says she is heartily in Perlberg-Seaton, is one of eight movies halted by accord with a wage ceiling im- uncompleted the. strike. Unless the strike is posed by the German industry. “The German producers have settled soon, she is committed to

Wednesday evening for a week- Jong stint at the San Juan Intercontinental’s:-Club Tropicoro,.is something of: a hybrid piece ~: of entertainment. At times the room itakes on the hushed solemnity ‘ofa concert hail.

designated

Moments

stars

to

a

certain

whom

a

number

top

price

100,000 marks will be paid a»percentage of the profits.

of

foreign

of

Two N. Y. Girls Find

plus That

way the stars must gamble along with the producers office success of a

on’ the boxpicture,’’ she

says. Miss

Palmer,

with

her

multi-

films.

For

METROPOLITAN

BEACH,~Fla.

York

Sinatra

is

Then

girls

from

‘his window

p.m.

long

Admission $2.00 Mafinees only Fri., Sef.,

holideys

$2.00,

Sun.

3:00 -p.m.

Children

$1.50

LORRAINE Opening Today 12 @ Cornel Wilde

“EDGE

OF

when

the

door.

to

He

show

told

“He didn’t even show us pro1 fessional courtesy,” complained

Noon ©

Jodi.

ETERNITY”

ISPECTACULAR?!

Professionak courtesy? The

girls

a singer

MUSIC HALL - 2 P.M. Grand Opening Teday @ Steve (Hercules) Reeves “GOLIATH AND ° THE BARBARIANS”

AMBASSADOR- 12 M.

greeted

explained

and as

expected a

works

is

to be

colleague

Jodi

business. relations.

Shirley

in~ in

the

the

leading

wan JUDSOM PRATT MANCY WALTERS ons THE BEAST A UNIVERSAL. INTERNATIONAL PICTURE

.

“THE RETURN OF THE INVISIBLE MAN”

Gable in the leading roles. it was in this stage play

And that

Gable was first signed for. his long, successful career in Hollywood films.

;

and get laughs.

5

lw

i

For his encore, Belafonte did the laugh-

word

artist to déseribe

balladier.

club

He

audiences

ing

in three

the

displays

a

seldom

see

languages,

versatility

into

en evith

a

the air

that

is

Sing-

round-shouldered

and

ple,

minimum

great

bring them of

to the It is

distortion;

as

a

with

stage

if he has

begun a life-long journey to find ‘primi : tive unspoiled musical expression.

touch-

stance,

his

of the peo-

need to ferret out the songs

calypso: acdeeply

is

Belafonte

constant search ‘for ununrest, and tried folk material He seems to have a

‘cent, he projects fantastic energy, pureas-flute tones, and sends a cry of. tonal wal

of Harry

Art

the

night.

or hear.

plus

the most significant ‘aspect of

Probably

of this

the

and.

Boo,”

Ribbons.”

“Scarlet

serene

work

Boo

“Moma Looka

abt

BALLADIER BELAFONTE

He leaves his audience with a wonder:

he

ful feeling that his journey ‘has just begun—that one day he will give us theg. songs of all the Americas, songs of the

leans into the microphone and becomes entirely involved in his ‘work. Two guitars,

bass, and assorted -bongos (for the calypsos numbers) are used, along with Char-

Middle East and maybe even the Orient

lie Fisk’s orchestra for broader accompaniment. Belafonte opens the -show with the tra-

‘The most reassuring thought of all is that whatever he sings, he works at un ceasingly. He gives every song great dig

ditional “John Henry,” and follows’ with a version of “Shenandoah, ” the beautiful-—

- whom

nity. He

is a credit to any _—

he borrows

fro

a tune.

Sable Coat, Jewelry Stolen From Apartment Of Gypsy Rose Lee

roles.

When “Machina]” was first produced on Broadway in 1928 it had Zita Johann and Clark

Also

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THE E SAN JUAN STAR—

Oscar Votingls Wel LK

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Silvia: Resales, who will replace Jorie Remus in the Little Theater ‘production of Williams’ ‘‘Hello

parents

were

expecting,a ‘girl, and |

already

had

a name

From

| Dr.’ Ed

Bertha’,

will

display

her

picked

Kirstein

island

ballerinas,

Frances.

Setzer,: Sally. Atkins, Doris Ortiz and sisters, Marfa and. Carlota

dy

working

lous

on. plans for .the

fund

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raising

will be

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THO

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house,

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chine totals are kept under lock

Oscar ‘vote? Not-<a~ chance. It might be easierto ‘try tampering with ‘the ele¢toral college.

This. was my a talk

with

Bill

conclusion

after

Miller, the

man

and kéy.: Total e for.. counting: 100 ‘man! ire ' |" ; The results are finished -about Monday noon. Miller prints the winners on cards in, large‘ Jet$0 vain actors won't have to: use‘their specs onstage—and

in charge of counting) the Academy ballots for the Price Waterhouse accounting ca He dispelled some of the.legends: about

Ball

Oscar. voting and“

held: at. the” Caribe

seals them in envelopes, ‘There are duplicate sets of envelopes.

ied mea-

sures: taken _to. assure! the _win-

Saturday, April 22.

is

jin

Venezuela-

for

sev-

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Island

Holiday

in

Puer-

The

Blue

000 TV show. Remember. how a

so glowingly’ of Villa bank Officer stood. by! with two Parguera, that I. find + myself | armed guards arid handed over ready to pack up for a weekend the “secret” questions? The quiz. to

Rico’,

at

myself...

Shs

Marlin ment

Incidentally,

Roundup fishing

scheduled

scandals

weren’t ‘The

tourna:

for April 8, 9 and

SYLVIA ROSALES Carrera.

The

girls

are

|

members

of the world famous Alicia Alonso Ballet. Joining the group for its proposed tour to Russia will be

José Parés, talentedj local dancer

and

teacher.

dancing

in

José’ has

‘Cuba

After

the

pean

tour.

for

been

some

Russian.

time.

jaunt,

he

company intends to make a Eiromother

Mrs.

of

Fran

Dave

Setzer,

Setzer

says

she

hopes ‘after the European . tour, the local group will return home for

rest

and

relaxation.

at

‘shawn ‘pl

Week, Captain

enjoying

home

We

April 4 through 10... Betty. Dewar, USNC is

a

30-day

in’ Florida

leave

at

get ‘thet

her

and

“folksinger”

get

including

Russia,

Planning

Congress

underway

.in

2B.

‘C.

E.

van

at

Puerto

Housen,

the

Belafonte

with

Admiral

Dan's’ Steel Band,

“The Pande-

moniacs”

around

at a party

7... An unusual

explanation spelling

Rockefeller’s

April

is

that

pogiously

directly

‘We

gets

Rico,

May

the

ments

the

send

from

out

the

are

made

‘ballots

there’s no chance are returned to

in

Seville,

for

Holy

Week.

—.

his

of

CITY

Brynner

(— Film

and

Kleiner,

were

married

Santiago, Chile,

filmed his

here,

was

first wife

For The

last

Ohio

in a- Columbus

Handyman,

try

and

PRINCE

For

Hall.

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Royalty

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Rico’s

lovely

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Dance from: 10: 30

to ithe rhythms

of

end hisCoribbean -Beys

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Fridoy and Shierdey

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: Sunday

thru Thursday

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TATO RIVERA

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Barbarians,” which opened

PRINCESS MUANA

in Puerto Rico Snacks

Bruce

Alonso co-

exciting Roots

Jazz performance

from

Convenient

our

with

terday

week.

(AP)—

Daily:

OF OLD—Chelo

liath and. the adventure film

to the

Plywood: Shorts.

While

stars

Handyman

COLUMBUS, ‘ad

divorced

in Juarez

DAYS

NOW OPEN NIGHTLY

here yesterday. Brynner, starring ‘in “The Magnificent Seven’’ being

such

0

has not ‘always

jsecurity:.

In

-the

zt

early

were the inevitable cries ‘of fraud

from “bum! losers. house

are

so

Thrill

‘tas

years, the Board of Directors counted the ballots and there ©

like

of stuffing — Price Water

‘Acad einy

Price

‘was hired

Water-

~

in 1934 to: as-

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as they enEver since,

to realize said frank-

and

théy

are

starting

‘to

to the movies. But they don’t

‘eare. much-|about

star

Doris

had

\kids

the shige of

numbered

in

to me.” -

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go

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phoulchi tapped

ily. “My wife doesn’t care too imuch; we} Seldom have time to igo to the movies.. I have four

vo-

ballots|’

Pantages Theater.” The Counting Procedure

The

New York on their first leg. a European jaunt, ending up: Spain

on

Marries Chilean MEXICO

the

o

to the soe

’ “Everybody. seems ‘that k can’t tell,” he

Here’s the counting procedure:

world’s

in of

Ador Yul Brynner . Yul

as-

been}: exthey

get! the os the -Academy. We

soon. Meanwhile, Mom and Dad, Ventura and Tita Rodriguez are

for the rather of Laurance

name

and

hadn’t.

carries

‘none but ithe accountants know the winnets until ‘show time. ' It would seem ‘only natural that Miller's friends and family would try) to pry his great :seeret from! him: before the event. But'*he “punctured the legend.

aren’t opened until the announce-

World

which

largest manufacturer of hairpins, is vacationing in: Puerto Rico at the .Caribe Hilton “Hotel. . . Ivan,

Harry

together

; the

are returned ‘to us. to. Fort Benning for her new as- | an "they signment. . . There will be 1,100) Af er they are counted, the redelegates from all over the world, | Sults are put in envelopes that

It would be ‘quite a Caribbean “jam” session, ;if the rumor comes } Radriguez and ‘his \ attractive true that Admiral. Dan Gallery Shirley are expecting Sr. Stork will

Miller.

don’t ts, from

before reporting | ters

the show

they

to the contestants,”

ined had.

‘The. Army Antilles Command will celebrate National Library

of

that

the

Californix

results in! headlines tered the) banquet.

questions

so secret after -all. difference was that.

producers

hotel. cat. sumed

the

the

bank got the questions from the]

10 at La Parguera will start on April 8 with an informal cocktail

and. get-together 8p. m.

disclosed

| of.

| “Contrary to the publicity, 1 sure that all was on the ap ae am not the ‘only person equip- Up.’ ped with the results,’ said MilThe. firm merely handed’ the ler, a good toning, crewcut grad results to the Academy ‘on the day of the event, and the news Wwas.-givenrout in advance to the | préss,. Butt | in 1940, somebody ‘| Boofed. on the release time; guests were able to read the

will be surprised next Mon‘Jerry Flamm, publicity man for ners day night.

IBEC,

Miller and three assistants

start the tally in a locked room. All ballots, notes and -adding ma-

HOLLYWOOD (AP) {= Rig the

a

fabu-

Imperial

‘By BOB

AP

‘talents as. a -polished commedien- ‘cocktail party on Saturday: even~ ime and a&. a» singer. - Sylvia, in} ing at his OSJ, residence in honor ‘addition to being an actress, has of Manuel Garcia Méndez «and | ‘written lyrics and music for many the cammittee members--of the! of New York’s top supper club Puerto Rico Blood Bank. The singers. ‘ : group, of which Garcia Méndez Performing in Cuba at present, is honorary chairman, is feverishare

=

out—_

is ‘giving.

|

nomiriated.

“Gidget.”

Full

name

the ones

They

like

that things

” .

of

symphonic

or-

Leopold chestra conductor Leopold) Antoni Stokowski| lis ski -

|

te pi aang

SRRANAANTNANOA By Chuck

On. Monday. Night

ae Academy Aowakds

\

“OFF THECUFF

Friday, Apc 4 ‘1960

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, April 1, 1960

CINEMA

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oval andido ez,

when

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china

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manufacturing

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for Puerto Rico, but thinks it should be accomplished sy peace-

having

on the Returns

Edge of Eternity

MATIENZO:

1937 when a parade of National. ists erupted into a riot in which some 17 others were. killed. Maldonado, a marcher that day said he still wants independence

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body.

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other

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thé head

in the ‘Ponce’ Maentered a hospital

here to be operated on for removal of shot gun pellets which are still in his head. Maldonado said he has been in

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agent who allegedly had made a purchase or two from him confronted him with the eviman. pick-

Batl tiz, of

HIGH SPIRITS—José Luis Crespo Pérez, left, smiles as he and other police station.

accused narcotics pushers head (STAR photo by Bob Bone.)

mission until the the door. Clad in

bathrobe,

he

did

contents

of

and

clamped

the

was

ges

placed

with

others

he

in

a

make-

shift backroom cell. The apartment was _ Voices echoed off the walls, telephones rang,

(including

the

closed and staticed.

cell)

the~-

opened

two-way

and radio

The arrest of Augustin Ramos Quimones at his home was tyPical of arrests made later in the morning. It was already 6 am. when two cars left the temporary headquarters for Ramos’s house. Six Six

Agents

agents

Posted

arrived

a few

min-

utes later in front of a simple ight blue stucco house that was 720

Carrion

Stop

22,

Fernandez

he

sky

was

urn

from

Madero just

black

eam hurried tairs.

One

man

poised

on

pf

them

They

at

Juncos

Ave.

blue

as

the_

stayed

on

was two

to

outside :

the side-

side

of

the

one of another two the door in front the

did

not

porch’s

center.

disclose

1554

With

Ponce de Leén

Rico’s The

their

seem

made

their

sur-

known

warrant

cuffs

was

which

in

less

He

on

a

been char-

were

to be

arrests

searched

a

three

marijuana

been

chair while bedroom

They They

of heroin

his

mattress.

Agents also turned up of powdered milk’ sugar is

used

drugs

in

“cutting”

such

as heroin.

brought

onet.

out

a jar which

(diluting)

One

a bright

It was

and‘

cigarette—half

smoked—under

One a

agent

shiny

returned,

bay-

however,

to the house. It is not illegal to keep such a knife in the house,

an agent explained. Following the search, Ramos was uncuffed so he could get

his

face

the

with

the any

street -with attention.

man

came

reporter,

of

his

decks

across Paying

have month.

on a

covered

for

his

turce.

Wife

can

up

the

nobody

and

“What’s

tell me;

asked

going

I’m

on?

the owner

house!”

“He’s going the reporter coties.”

to jail, that’s all,” answered, ‘Nar-

Roosters Doors

of

Crowed

the

two

cars

and

closed

and

the

the

motor

suddenly

opened

noise

of

drowned

out the crowing of neighborhood roosters. The group was eff. A neighbor was just climbing the stairs to the Ramos House as the ears turned the corner.

Later, the

the OSI chief released

names

of

those

the

to

‘cry

children

softly.

Two

school-age

appeared

rear of the half-dressed,

from

the

house and _ stood, watching in the

dark paneled. living room which was covered with: religious pic-

tures.

set

.

most in

light

outside

as

Ramos

was re-handcuffed and let outdoors. Seeing a photographer,

between St. ?

Thomas,

St. Croix, .

M/V

Modern,

VY.

V.

Fajardo,

One

youth

arrested,

German Antwerp

nine

The

“yellow”

Two

San-

days

rairis

other

KAELE

G. LOBSE

director

of the

fice

Civil

of

Puerto

‘race,

and Pedro

30,

San

~Agustin: his

Mercado

are the

of

office

sent

Of-

said

yes-

Reveron

said

the

experts

to

The experts, Mercado

Jayu-

“yellow”

ports

8.3.

paca

mountains

8.3.

_April

2

VICTORIA Crai Ship)

Ny

¥.

April

2

TRANSAMERICAN

N.

Puerto

2-

;

2

CALDERONE Box

Carib.

N. ¥.

157,

Real

Puerto Rico Tel. Fejardo 336

to

ports,

Line Line,

Holland

America,

8. J. Trading

M.

and

RALPH express our

Ball

French Imbert

Guantaname,

East

Coast

Ecotomic

M. most

8. | J, “Trading

Development

GRATITUDE 13>

si ncere

8.7.

8.

ports

MUGRAGE,

March

and\or

Beordas

“

Deceased

ENTERPRISES Puerto

Hamburg, Waterman

ae m

from Shipping Compaties

wish

ports

aia ports, . ¥.

‘OUR SINCEREST

We

AGENTS

3

5

CAPTAIN P.-R.

re-

time.

Q@PERATOR.

Yige, Plymouth, Le Havre

3

ports

and

the

zi

Pence

¢

Rico

some

Barranquilla

¥Y.

(information compiled by San Juan STAR

for

TO Venezuela

:

N.

April

are

which has been absorbed in the.

i

April 2

East

rains

atmosphere. This matter has been accumulating over the Jayuya

Reveron

30

Carib.

Coast

Roman,

SCHEDULES

ANTILLES

:

Rivera

Juan.

sult of chemical residue from industrial plants in the Ponce, Guayanilla, and Jayuya districts

vity.

31

Y.,

Collazo, a ciCaparra Te-

may have experienced at the strange precipitation. According to Civil Defense and - Weather Bureau research,

ya Wednesday. where studies of the material deposits left after the rains revealed no radioacti-

31

+

arrestWedncsgeneral

said, explained their findings to the citizens of the Coabey community to allay. any alarm they

terday.

Noo%

Ship)

were

Salvadore Oliviere ,Vil engimeer from

re-

Rico

Defense

Barranquilla

(Cruise

men’

raid yesterday, OSI director: Pedro M. Vélez said: They were 43-year-old -Ratil

falling on of Jayuya

at intervals since last week definitely not radioactive,

JEAN

STATENDAM

the: boy. He will in Jtivenile court. ~

ed on similar charges day night befere the

un-

which

portedly have been the Coabey section

ports,

Vieques, P. R.

One day service

28,

MARCH

Culebra,

Fast, Efficient

were used on answer charges

round-

Jayuya's ‘Yellow’ Rains Just Water, After All

ABRIVAL

I.

II

the

$10,000.

just

‘SHIPPING

I.

ISABEL

by

import-

Cruz, at

‘ eo was

Martinez

Juan CarraSquillo Rosario, 31, Santurce. Also $10,000 set as bail.

sHIP ANITA

Pleads

CROWDED CELL — Accused narcotics sellers wait. in a makeshift cell. in the) headquarters “apartment” of special investigators. (STAR Photo By Bob Bone)

Orset

considered

made

Bail

dressed. ‘Don’t take him away,” his wife pleaded, “he’s sick.” She began

selling.

coat.. The family, _ including: a der 18 years old was arrested on the same type of charge as small puppy, came to the railing {the older men. No. handcuffs to watch. A store opened up

You

and the rest of the house. apologized to his wife. found

his

he

conditional

would

sat down

agents

on

than

Mostest

23 6 p.m. until _Tel. 3-3858

tried

$20,000.

CARGO AND PASSENGER SERVICE

.

Littlest

Paul Dillinger at the piano STOP

1954,

release

It

~ AL'S LITTLE CLUB Puerto

in

the

stationed on men-~- stood

either

porch, while knocked at

off

beginning

to up

walk, another he landing,

St.

as the agents

wrists. Ramos, who had_ convicted of two, narcotics

up noisy. plain doors

man -opened a shiny red

not

the

interrogation,

at

Jesus Pedrero

at on

After

he

together with

Rivera,

up.

of heroin, worth about retail— was also laid

i

said

23, Ki-

“EI Diablo® Davila .Santuree..Bail was

“Davila,

prised

table.

police

‘yesterday

ed up during the raid —one man’s arrest turned up 113 decks the

32,

at $20,000.

Santurce, held for-heroin Bail of $10,000 was set.

|

al’

$565 out

when

| the OSI

surprise— he discovered a former “customer.” An undercover

dence and questioned the Sometimes. new evidence

set

. Cotto;

sale of heroin

to discard 88 decks of heroin | discovered in Rivera’s house. Jose Luis Crespo, Perez, 29,

and

his

Rivera

with the

was

vera

ant

to

Ramos. Quifones, held on $20,000

Guillermo Martinez Rivera, Santurce, was arrested. with

were

into

'

Augustine .Santurce,

Bail

on his arms.

ushered

yester-

is better known as Bail was set at $10-

Epifanio

with per-

—generally

parole until

was, set,at..$20,000. -Muitoz#;~ ‘Miramar, who

charged

out

Next, his fingerprints taken and he was mugged. Met ‘Customer’

Melendez,

bail.

sonal data and information on the accused. They also counted

any puncture-marks

on

agents say “La Vieja.”

a long bench desks where a.

out blanks

was

000

wore

came

offense

‘set at $20,000.

Sper tat

redressed

a third

40. of he

Administration)

MC

USN

1950

gratitude

to

all the friends

who personally, of through letters ond telegrams, gave their con-

dolences; sharing our grief in the irreparable loss, and to all those who expressed their affection by moking donations to Ryder

Memorial

Hospital

_in the memory Lucile

of our beloved

Mugrage,

RALPH.

wife

Potricia and Bob Rychlik, Key

and

John

Lensch,

Michsel and Sharon Mugrese, “children Mrs.

Bertha

Hiff,

° ¥

he

front to sit on in front of three

sale

Martinez

day. Bail Carlos

a dazed, confused, or resigned countenance, others joked with law enforcement officers; some knew each other by their first Names. There were few “first offenders.” Each man stripped and was searched in a back store room.

Then

was

was

Vasquez,

alleged

called

bail

bail

Santurce, alleged. second offend-

handkerchief and showing only his glazed eyes. He, like several of-the alleged heroin salesmen, Was a “user,” authorities said.

of the men

was

and

photoflood and flash lights, some“times hiding his faee with his

most

His

as

His

Rivera

Santurce.

equipment, re-arranged the furniture and began sending out teams in eight cars to all parts of the city. First, Arrest At 4:30, the first handcuffed prisoner came in, blinking at the

Though

known

-|a first offender. set at $10.000.

5

with billy

Rodriguez

29; Santurce,

(Continued From Page 1) fice for use by day. Yesterday morning, the 40 men moved in

Ustings

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Dorade Besosa,

near’ land and houses guest M. eall Harry Hotel, Beach 4, San Juan. Box Tel. 24351. 900

APARTMENT

PENTHOUSE

Available

monthly,

$150.

livingroom

bedrooms,

block

One

race.

farnished ocean front garage baths, ¥% Cail 2-8825. 1064

furnished,

Ist.

Aprif

2

3-1317.

Call

UF

1035 na

year

one

of

lease

with

BENT

FOR

or more luxuriously furnished at Park Terrace 7-A, Ashford Ave. 1501, front- | CONDADO has 4 bedApartment for house ing the ocean. 20, x

ment

1036

3-3231.

FURNISHED Street.

at bedrooms,

78 2

HOUSE

Three

conditioned

air

single

and

Santurce,s B99 AUNT

RB.

P.

413 Guest

JENNY’S:

atmosphere. 1350 McCleary

family served 600

mornings,

included.

breakfast

Light 2-7889

47

652

COLONIAL

— HOUSE — ISLAND JUS? OPENED GUESTS —1017 Ashtord Avenue, Condado. Spacious terrace. beach front, Ocean double airconditioned, all rooms, new

Mrs.

Annie

De

HOTEL on air

private

patio,

some

air

Call 9-0144, 9-0532. 3

—

plaza

the

Overlooking

,

.

beach.

All

i

con’

1092

—

WANTED

.

r

GARAGE vicinity

shop,

driguez

Juan.

261

UF located

6

— Very near Club. Private

Call

B

” :

GUEST

in

HOUSE, Condado 606,

Stop 17. 2 blocks La Co~cha and Apartment, double airconditioned, room with! sofa bed, bath, hot $10 entrance. private terrace,

.

866

'

Marchand,

GUEST

—

VERDE

ISLA.

43

oe

doubl

month.

2-6178,

HOUSE

.

Sam

351,

Fortaleza

Umpierfe,

2-0962.

UF

!

CLASSES

— ConversaIDIOMAS Spanish, French, Engand night. Call 2-3542. Avenue, Second Leén | Santurce. 54

BUREAUS

| DETECTIVE most America}

BUREAU:

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CpNTINENTAN

ten: designed

ful Skillfully

VILLAMAR

appliances

Agency, in Latin Bodyguards:

competent:

valzel

kitchen; screens

‘

. COURT

SUSAN

-—

Children

fel

pl,

—

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ra

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53.

single.

Special

27-0687 er 2-2206.

x

phone

Maid’s’

installed.

room,

Very reasonably

:

rates OF:

tele.

priced!

No

need

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shop

you. buy this

ho

dryer :and draperies. new, With three plenty jof closets. SANTA, MARIA two stqry house bedrooms, three Paved patio, too, Here’s' a home

living

for

ser 1 |

i

House is | two |

né ba

— Wonderfully spacious on half acre lot! Five baths, maid’s , quarters, and: two large garages, _ that provides happy

a, big

family,

for ‘everyone. :

©

|with }

plenty

|

Robert Tschudin, <= "Realtor

49 Each

garage,

—-

wlien

Low price includes stove, refriger ‘dishw: r, hot water heater, wag

closets and cabample Outstanding throughout.

!

beach. living. water, Daily.

room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance

$15.

For of-

WATERCOOLERS—

INSTITUTO DE tional. courses in lish. Classes day de Ponce 1355 Floor, Stop 19, Tosa

Imparcial

El

WATER COOLERS.

LANGUAGE

Space suitable ‘for: of

.

Real Es

swim-

Guest frouse. Doubié

GUEST

CONDADO

All

.

within restaurants served. Breakfast

} a

CARIB}

in electric

air.

building, San Juan. Must be large enough to house 4 sedan delivery trucks. Phone i Ext. 62.

airconditioned.

Beautiful

& SERVICE

fices; factories, restaurants, etc. Lowest quality. 5 year guarantee. prices, — For available. models home Smailer information and prices: Comercial Ro-

WAREHOUSE SPACE WANTED repair

423

REPAIR

}

.

3 . bed-

advance.

porches.

:

UF

*

and

TEMPRITE

unfurnished

Spacious

in

Park,

bath,

i,

pan

TAFT

DORADO GUEST HOUSE Dorado Hotel and Golf

.

a

ie — joUSE beach, in the city. No.6 Elena St. Ocean Park Santurce. Efficiency apartments suites — rooms — airconditioned. Daily, weekly, monthly | rates. C.A. Rivera, Manager. Telephone

2-6267, 825

meters

HOUSE, peattitall i ty, furnishe Cool or “new neighborhood. ee Beautifu quiet and Puerto rates.d } 5 this monthly Daily, r.weekly, Soe ||Mirama Mec. | lovely gine, with high split-level bedroom - | Social Seeurity Building, 4th floor, Apt.| three ” three woodwork, mahogany ceilings, op ely Mrs. Vv ega, 3.6769. 43 40 ;

z

GUEA

rent 1073

—

CONTRACTING;

Phone

+

\

REFRIGERATION

pon

floor excellent house with an2 baths, rooms with77 modern conditioSunned terraces. , with Humsingle airbeach. plan. Three bedrooms ear

Mrs, | and bath.

Route 2, Double rooms §5 to $9, some conditioned. Brand new Coffee Shop

ciscine

conditioned.

From rates Verde

—

. BLANCHE

Ji

with kitchen living-diningroom, carport balcony, Large bar. months’ kitchen. Tel. 66279. 2

rooms, snack adjoins

corner | phrey UF | Washington St. Condado, Santurce, inets, TeleJulia, Vicente Manager Wilson.)

finest s. America features Waresn Fe eccuitie ot 338. Telephone Arecibo . 905

Manager

One minute t ach and bus, $7.50 single, $10. double. Alt — eee breakfast. Isla oad, near San Juan inte

MIR

R-6,

A. Gruen,

Marias,

Punta

1012

LOS ANGELES, ut EXTENSION 2 completely equipped furnished house, including screened built-in kitchen, all porch. Hot water. See it. any day after Rent $125. WM-21. Call 2-8528. 6 PM. 46 . 1099

St.

:

private | 3-3575,

FOR SALE OR RENT

;4

Caoba,

Calle

matural|

square

1207

repairs. European Ricé’s only certified master watch 27

Puerto 2| and clock: maker. Wi

pont. Facing College Parr. Information Mr. Fontan, -ext. 54 San Juan Star: Tal. 3-8400. UF 7 271

VIEW

OCEAN

Airport.

Good beach, ming digtance. watkingy

Olimpo

$4. single.

from

clock

area.

Fdz.

804

RZPAIRS

refrigeration. mechanics. Call Stateside. Sercorner of Violeta Street. | stateside or 27465. day or i site for house and swimming vice, 24718

Bellisima Wonderful

>

WATCH,

LOMAS VEEDES — 5 minutes from new Shopping Centers. Bellisima St. — Clavel

Ocean

with private

minutes

:

watch and ONE YEAS guarantee on all craftsman,

ocean,

view

5 FRANCISCO:

SAN

4

§treet.

Rooms 5

Badiflo,

Mrs.

2048

47

ao

One SAN ANTONIO GUEST HOUSESan - Juan.

Tapia

in ABECIBO, 48 miles West of San Juan

THE DUFFY'S have remodeled charming, old beach home, and now offer rooms, all with private bath, some with

606

Cruthird 955

130

Mauret,

wi

furnished,

HOUSE,

GUEST

pies from tions win s, 2-3994.

House. Guest HOUSE ASHFORD Condado. Avenue, Ashford 1120-1122 Rooms and efficiency apartments, Maid service. All screened. Hot water. Some and botel Best air conditioning. with facilities. eee section. residential for couples travel Special arrangements ing together. One block from La Concha Personal Hotels. Beach Condado and and 3-6231 Telephones tours. guided 2-7927,

and

Avenue, Miramar, Santurce, Centrally | 3:0834. modalocated. Single and double tions with private bath, some air con- | MAISO

breakfast.

rates $20-24, tncludes complete For reservations, 2-1779. 635

decorated

aircondiliving and diningroom,| large and kitchen bedroom for two, tioned secCondado in Located private bath. tion one block from La Contha Hotel. Private entrance. Daily & weekly rates. cm Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356. 55 1102

Call

rent.

Low

etc.

Tele-

with

each

automobile entrance. Phone 3-6712 or write

08

HOTEL

— Sulte Apartment.

shoes,

$2500. Stock 2-1660 or 2-4375. |

-

YUNQUE

EL

scenic

and

stream

3

—

for

of old San Juan.

heart

dancing

—

Camerino

El

-

shop

the

Make-up,

FOR SALE

acres,

more

or

4

LUQUILLO

—

LUQUILLO

On the ocean. Double BESTAUBANT. 3 minates from the famous rooms,$7, Rican and Puerto beach of Luquillo. coutinear? food. Laquillo, P.R.

4

Newly

3-1593

afternoons.

UF

1158 MAGDALENA

72

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|

private

bath,

private

porch,

entrance.

private

youf

on

drinks

702

meals 3-6802. UF

Delicious Ave. Tel.

right on beach. ROOM, airconditioned, 2 closets,

FURNISHED beds, Twin private

with

House

a

supply

and THEATEIO-

MOVIE,

TELEVISION,

2484.

Street :

Loiza

LOTS

HOUSE- _ near {. GUEST Cc ha. beach, Hotels Condado and La.€onc to t Best residential section. Conveni taxis, lines, bus shopping centers and Condado 75 clubs. night restaurants, Avenue. Phone 3-1977. 44 1069

Enjoy

_contifental-run delightful im terrace guest house close to “Under The Trees”, and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion McLeary. ; Member of corner Court, Caribbean Tourist Association. Telephone 3-1317.

Near patio. Tel. 2-4026,

bath, private rooms with the beach and restaurant.

and

breakfast

Ads;

P y word. 4 §q

oP

BUSINESSES FOR SALE

1063

q words, $3.00 for 5 days, 4 30 q y4 cents each additional;

builtroom,

sous

GUEST

Paul Ryan, 3-8400. i !

phone 926

FOR RENT

bath. joining phone 3-1644.

additional}

each

23 cents 3 word.|

’ JUAN

$AN

age

3-8400 EXT.

st Hou

HOUSE

67 GUEST

TO-22,

330 words, $2.00 for.3 days,

mortF.H.A, price, Reasonable etc. contractors & A. C. & RC. gage. Roose Real Estate Brokers, 248 F. D. 2-3013 Ext. 227.) velt. Ave. Tel.

¢

Gu Double

conditioned air features; patio, concrete in Hi Fi,

Mayaguez hot baths,

Fur-

Conde

$ For Classified CALL

44

room, utility

one in ail to ap-

“4

2

$

Good

busses.

center,

beauti-

Avenue

Diego

JOURNALIST secks reaso-

1093

—

Diaz_

Information

| uF

412. , ret for immediate) sale. SALON, BEAUTY Excellent opportunity for a good! hairSAN JUAN — on. Telephone Darlingt Juan; San | dresser. » livingroom, frigerator, 2-1698. 46 ty furnished. Sol Street, old San Juan. rates. Information monthly Reasonable ‘Condado 75, Phone 3-1977-. equipe —effic Store “4 SALES & SERVICE 1070 ers, safes, ment, typewriters, cash regist Good. keys, etc. In business ten years. 3 beach. near MARIAS, LAS sie PUNTA Mr. Call rent. low n, locatio with one , screened rooms, 7 tioned aircondi 911 only: Telephone awe : T 1 private bath and entrance, 2 with .ad-

SALE

VN UVUCV CCUTUC SS FOCPP EEE IPC SCE PP DDD PE LE PP

VILLA NEVAREZ — 5 minutes fromthe with many University, excellent home

6-2970 Telephone yard. 3 — 1. 12, evenings

WASHINGTON

room

—

CAPARRA AREA on Tintillo Road. New 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Humphrey kitchen. 1117 meter lot. $26,000. Low down payment, Call Wall, 8-1248. HOUSES FOR SALE

RENT

FOR