The San Juan Star (9 abr. 1960)

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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Saturday, April 9, 1960

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tion Seen Unlikely Fernos Status Bill © Munoz Is A Breakfast iDecision On Measure Guest At Nixon’s Home’ Is Expected Tuesday’ . By WALTER

By

WALTER

‘parent political fence mending. A -$TAR Washington Correspondent few hours before leaving for New WASHINGTON—Gov.. Luis Mu. York, -Gov.. Mufioz | breakfasted fioz Marin wound “up*his-Washing- with -Vieé President Richard Nixton visit indulging in some “ }on at Nixon’s $75,000 Tudor house

in a swank

northwest

section

‘AR

After the visit, Mufioz left for New York where he is scheduled to speak to a Puerto Rican group in Central Park. He’ is expected back in San Juan by Tuesday.

PRIEST

of

Washington. Although Mufoz said that the conversation was general, observ-

er§

were

Mufioz

quick may

to speculate have

that

intended

door

to

easing

away

from

down

that

their

areas—Puerto

blems,

Cuba,

relations. Although

has

the

first

time

he

called

has

The

made

GOV. MUNOZ

a personal call on Nixon.

VICE PRESIDENT NIXON

~ By

‘HAROLD

Two

Dominican

caped

J.

LIDIN

exiles who

spectacularly

to

The

es-

Puerto

Rico last month will soon testify before Congress on the Trujillo ‘regime, it was reported yesterday.

Dominican Air Force pilot Otilio Mendez Aquino and Ciudad Trujillo btsinessman Guido

d’Alessandro day

for

nied

by

the

left

here

mainland,

lawyers

J.

Thurs-

him Jong. enough.” That’s the opinion of a second genera-

tion Puerto Rican living in. New York. Author Dan Wakecontinues a

his

spiritualist

by Rep. Charles Porter (D.-Ore.) Porter

has

been

descrip-— meeting

in today’s installment of “Island in the City,” am page 24.

a vocal

Tru-

Senate Okays Civil Rights Bill 71-18 Senate passed a last night after battling. The roll call The 18 were the

“3f you ever talk to-a Puerto Rican who says he doesn’t believe in the spirits, you know what that means? It means you haven’t talked to

Mendez

Congress was reportedly arranged

Toro-Naza-

Has A Host Of Fans

‘of

ors

who

step

fought

(AP)

—

The

the

bill

measure,

aimed

of

separate

Charles

American

States

a leader~of

anti-Trujillo underground, knowledge

Dominican during the

a

of

the

claims abuses

regime before abortive anti-

ing

the

headline

Governor

two

for

showed

But

issue

has

touchy

on

a

constitu-

which both tional ‘ramifications the House and Senate seem reluctant to tackle in the final hectic weeks of an election year session.

every

Trujillo

reyolt last January.

|

W's ‘On The House’-- Brink's, That Is!

Refusal

(See

to accept

FERNOS,

most

of which

are

relatively for questioning and a check on whether he had dipped into the bag for bar tabs.

Page

14)

Washington

Bureau

told the STAR

that the action

not designed as any test at and said that the statutes

governing the committee’s activity empower it to make such in-

14)

‘goes back to the House for action on Senate amendments. _ CHICAGO (A Brink’s Inc. driver walked off with a bag of - Congressional . leaders were money yesterday but was located in a saloon a little later, apparently hopeful the House, which passed before he could buy drinks for everyone in sight. substantially the same bill by When. he left the truck with the bag containing between $20,000 a 311-109 vote on March 24, would and $30,000, he scribbled a note reading: “I’m going on a good drunk.” accept the Senate changes. This A short time afterward other Brink’s employes located William would-make it unnnecessary tu Johnson, who had a perfect 26-year record with the armored express ‘Set up a Senate-House conference firm, in a saloon miles from where he deserted the truck. He still had the money bag. He was taken to Brink’s headquarters to compromise the differences, minor.

He

was all,

a compromise

Page

to

WASHINGTON—Rep. Francis E. Walter (D.-Pa.), chairman of the House Un-American Activities Committee, denied yesterday that the committee’s recommendation of contempt citations against witnesses in Puerto Rico hearings last November is an attempt to force a testcase of his committee’s jurisdictional authority.

bilateral “compact,” the terms of which can be changed only with the consent of Puerto Rico‘ péople.

.The

a lengthy. letter

STAR

enactment of the entire bill. In particular, Mufioz has made it clear he wants Congress to reaffirm his coritention that the rests

Chi-

in

Any Test Case In | Contempt Citations |)

the

no sign of back-

status

this

view

Rep. Walter Denies

ing away from his stand favoring

Commonwealth

vernment policy,” he said. Eisenhower expressed

‘(See IKE-CUBA,

the

Issue

weeks.

opinions with go-

or lean students who criticized U.S.

election.

last

Cu-

and equal rights under

anyone there to voice which do not conform

the

debate

ammunition

Pre-

“Unfortunately, recent incidents in Cuba make it quite clear that it is dangerous for

Warnings along these lines; reportedly went out to Mufoz dur-

on the political persecution reportedly rampant in Santo Domingo.

D’Alessandro,

in

Floor

A Touchy

It was further reported here that exiles Mendez Aquino and d’Alessandro will contact the of

bits

—

accused

law.

legis-

watching

(AP)

Eisenhower

ba’s Castro government yesterday of betrayal of the ideals of

by committee vote. This give Mufioz statehood foes

November

Murphy.

Organization

to

is

sent and

primarily

sident

a freedom

see:

71-18. senat-

at enforcing Negro voting rights,

WASHINGTON

in this

to accept

would

House

considerable

allegedly committedby the pre-

of the way.

The

killed would

jillo foe since the notorious Galindez ,case, which allegedly involved an Oregon pilot named

civil rights bill -first-hand eight weeks of vote was Southern

asked that

alternative

making

Congress

and: d’Alessandro before

WASHINGTON

The World Of Spirits

tion of

appearance

Aquino

accompa-

rio and Charles Festa.

‘field

Before

be

bill jShot

MARIN

Two D.R. Escapees To Island To Testify

floor

lation allowing ‘Puerto Rico to fix its own debt limit and send cases from the Commonwealth Supreme Court to the U. §. Supreme Court. -2.-Action onthe remainder of the Fernos-Murray bill. deferred until the next Congress.

on the Vice President in his Capitol offices, it is believed that this was

House

1. Enactment

pro-

often

the

‘|compromise

and Latin American

Munoz

House

Present indications are that Mu-

breakfast

Rican

on

fioz may

conversation touched on three gen-|eral

the

session.

2

said

of

Subcommittee.

fairs Committee will risk a show-

Eisen-

. | hower policies and striking out on his own as the prime Republican presidential candidate. Nixon

Correspondent

Ike: Castro Rule Betrays Rights, Ideals

Unless members voice almost unanimous support for the’ bill, it is considered unlikely the full House Interior and Insular Af

taleza rift caused by the recent}. -f{eensure of President Eisenhower “by the Puerto Rican legislature. -Mujioz’s call on Nixon also came at a time when Nixon is reported be

session

Territories

smooth out any White House-For-

to

PRIEST

Washington

WASHINGTON_—Congress today appeared on the verge of burying Puerto Rico’s biggest piece of legislation in eight years unless Governor Luis Mufioz Marin’ modifies Commonwealth demands, . The fate of the contro-+ versial Ferndés-Murray bill is expected to be decided Tuesday. (April 12) at a closed

|

vestigations and vest in it the right to proceed against balky witnesses. Meanwhile,

the

STAR

learned

that Commonwealth supporters are expected to attempt to avert any adverse reaction in Congress which might) be caused by contempt proceedings. They will point out that the witnesses do not represent

the

majority

of Puerto

Ri-

cans and that Communism is not a threat on the island. This statement is expected when the House is' asked to approve the contempt recommendations wean the next few weeks...

a

rors eae SERRE TIp Se AE LEON t

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UNDER. THE

BIG

TOP_—Gaby,

Fofé

& Miliki’s

Grand

Circus. came

to|

sonal

appearance

by ‘Cuban

TV

comics

Gaby,

Fofé &

Miliki.

At

a FA RERUN

Ce

aamerianl

14

left,

town this week and hoisted its traditional canvas tent on Parque Muftoz' is a dog act from Europe. Center, are comedy cyclists at work. At right, The “spectacular” show features | Miguel A. Pizarro, 4, of San Juan marvels at the wonderful performers. Rivera near Sixto Escobar Stadium. lions and dog act, acrobats, aerialists, clowns, dancing girls, and a per-| The circus will be here three more weeks. (STAR photos by Dine.)

Britain Condemns WIPR Asks Increase In "60 Appropriation The Racial Policies propfiations has. been requestAn increase

of

$54,402

in

ap-

Of South Africa

ed from the Commonwealth Legislature by the government te-

LONDON (#—The House of Commons yesterday unanimously con-

levision.and radio station, WIPR, to cover budgetary requirements

demned

Conservatives,

Laborites

and

Liberals all joined in unusually strong attacks on the policies of

By

RICHARD

moderate

KASISCHKE

gress

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa Africa’s government, priation requested amounts to (South methodically mopping up foes of $1,077,000. its white supremacy policies, two big Negro political Prime Minister Henrik F. Ver- barmed woerd. They warned that unless | ‘organizations yesterday. Defiantly, something is done an even more ,'the imprisoned leader of one de'clared “We are going under-

the South African govern- ‘for

ment’s racial policies and voted to make the subject an issue at next month’s meeting of the commonwealth prime ministers.

2. Negro Political Groups Banned By South Africa

fiscal

appalling

1960-61.

blood

bath

The

lies

appro-

ahead. |

Their for

to have

all but

|tion.

National militant

Emergeney Act Pan Africanist

chiefs

are

promotion

of

under

versity

instructor

in

Johannesburg

a

in

languages, courtroom

were the Congress

.FORECAST: and

(PAC) which claims 31,000 members, and the larger and more

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The situation throughout the nation was more nearly normal than at any time since the outbreak of the campaign. The back-to-work movement swelled among the 10 million Africans who do most of the labor

p.m.

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WEATHER

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a reporter Press.

arrest

demonstrations

where he is on trial with 22 associates for incitement of Negroes in the antipass campaign. “Are you now going underground?‘ Sobukwe was asked by

won. Predawn police raids in five cities netted more than 100 persons, including some white men and Indians suspected of backing the Negro fight against segregaOutlawed For One Year Qutlawed for a year under

Con-

The vow to carry on in secret was voiced by PAC President Mangaliso Sobukwe, a former uni-

Afield, fresh reserve troops were mobilized for the battle the govappeared

National

and riots initially aimed against the South African law that requires nonwhites to carry identity papers at all times.

| ground.”

ernment

African

(ANC),

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—

™

THE SAN JUAN STAR

— Saturday, aged &, 1960

nder Six May Get Vaccine By

FREDERICK

‘The

HARMON

Commonwealth

ment

of

Health

is

vaccinating

all

six

polio,

against

Depart-

children

who

of

Arbona

an-

at

been

a press

in negotiation with

mainland

pharmaceutical

a

con-

for

the

showed that 35 had received against

polio.

of no Of

the victims vaccination the

11

other

and

four

doses.

the

Arbona said days in Miami

island. Arbona

said

that

most

reported

to date

been

pro-

400,000

vac-

Cox vaccine. Both -of the

administering.the

fairly

would

He

be

said

concentrated

that

the

most

program

have

gram

a

vaccination

on

greatest

of

the

cautioned.

one

hafl

re-

he had sperty)two observing a Mas3

“The

under

for

six.

of

children

year ago, Twenty of the cases have appeared in the Ponce area. The

New

Timothee released a_ breakdown of the reported cases which

doses,

the age group with risk,” he said.

been

the three

three

cine

have

of

been

ceived

at

cases

majority have

dethe

at health throughout

cases as compared with 10 cases

other

a

ministered free partment clinics

cases

‘Bort

There

cases, four had received one dose of vaccine, four had received two doses, two had received

program.

corresponding

for

patients.

fatalities to date, he said. Most. Had No Vaccine

Diagnoses

~The move would be designed to halt an outbreak of polio, which has now climbed to 46 the

expected

had been incorrectly diagnosed. Under the proposed program, the oral vaccine would be ad-

cern for acquisition of 350,000 doses of the oral-type Cox vaccine

Wrong

the

municable Diseases, said at the press conference that two cases

conference following a two-week trip to the mainland, said he

had

throughout

An. earlier report had placed the number of cases at 48. But Dr. -Rafael Timothee, head of the department’s Bureau of Com-

under

Secretary

spoke

scattered

Two

considering

Health Guillermo nounced yesterday. Arbona,

widely island.

persons

in

which

received

the

health

parents

officials

against . hav-

ing tonsillectomies performed on young children—‘“unless absolutely necessary” — until the po-

re-

ported cases have been relatively mild and a full recovery is

lio

outbreak

is

over.

import Is Swed ish Small Car

Saab Coming To Puerto Rico By

DO ‘NOT DISTURB—Our

photographer

knew

that

Mr.

_and Mrs. Herbert Brown-of New York City were honeymooning when he saw them on the Caribe Hilton Beach yesterday,.so he asked if he could take just one quick shot and then scoot back to the office. He did. (STAR photo

by

Gunter

Hett.)

;

,

PR Police. Head Says ye:

Puerto

The

De-| ling vacancies, he said.

Rico Police

partment is going through “one of the most difficult periods_ of its life,” according to ‘®olice Superintendent

Ramon

Braschi. | He said the police with

demands

that

Torres

“are are

faced

growing.

by leaps and bounds.” “Do you realize,” Torres

Bras-

at a news conference “that 60 per cent of

Almost qualified

our force rookies?

today

days

“We

up

of

under

also

being

blamed

crime

he

Rico

said. ‘Cfash Program’ Superintendent described

a

“crash:

program”

to

reeruit

more policemen into the force. He stressed that although the entrance

requirements

lowered,

it will

have

for

the

period

has by

i71

per

up

he

Puerto

cent;

traffic

tered

vehicles

has

gone

up

20

the

“quality.” He said that he hopes to have about 390 new policemen by June

Torres Braschi admitted that many men leave the force for “better working conditions.” ‘Which means,” he an “large: |

30.

ly

318 will be falling

new

UNION CHURCH 2310

Leurel

Donald

St.,

per

for

cent.

more

$2,295

Will

and

retail

$2,345.

said

service

and

parts

him

the

dealership.

The car will be sold by a new company of which Luifia will be sole owner. The name of the

E. Johnson,

Las

are

welcome

ian the

beige.

.

and

17:00

Phone 3-4197

car

that

It features aero-

Univer-|setting up “new sales facilities. Sales goal for the: first year Motors, with show room and sales of operations is 300 units. Luifia, who said he has been offices in the metropolitan area. either

be

will

Motors

or

Continental

Initial investment in the new venture is approximately $75,000,

Luifia

said.

include

This

sum

expenses

does

not

involved

in

in ce

RESTONIC

Published by the

AMERICAN

MEDICAL

the the

automobile business sinearly 30s,.also sells Van-

guard, Standard Oldsmobile.

Triumph

-ASSOCIATION

As seen in

HOUSE & GARDEN

TRIPLE CUSHION TP ema ee)

money.”

‘Your

Choice

" “Ortho Withtonispring c”

Marias

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English

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:

BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS

On sal at the best Department Stores and Furniture Stores. Distributors:

A.M.

Groups 6:00 p.m.

facilly

The girl doesn’t come with the car.

company sal

Advertised in “TODAY'S HEALTH”

Church School and Worship Service Youth

Swedish-built

IN “PERSONALIZED” SLEEPING COMFORT IS.

Speaking Church which serves people of all faiths.

@ A.M,

the

dynamic design, built by the factory that produces Sw edIt will be available in en’s Flying Barrel jet fighter. and “café con leche” red cardinal grey, pearl, three colors:

“Super

You

is

93F—This

DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR— NIGHT FOR NIGHT—AMERICA’S BIGGEST BARGAIN.

OF SAN JUAN Punta

SAAB

157.8

per cent, The numerical strength of the police force in the same period, he said, has risen only

the

Some

It

infractions have risen 129.7 per cent, and the number of regis-

not

of policemen,

engine

drive.

will be available immediately as this was part of the Saab factory’s condition for awarding

said,

in

front

between

Luifia

Braschi

1949-59,

gone

wheel

Service Parts Available

only

*quantity”

affect

been

In

is the Saab

import

three-cycle

physical

Torres

won _ considerable

new

The

said.

for cumulative ills that have been rampant for a long time,”

The

the reduced

has

93 F which has a two cylinder, goes on the market here next month. with

400 applicants lave in the past several

requirements,

are

already

small car Puerto Rihere early offices for car that

following on the U.S. mainland. Domingo Luifia, head of Luifia Motors at the Bayamon Shopping Center, was: awarded exclusive dealership. for Saab last February. He said yesterday that an initial shipment of 20 Saabs left the Swedish port of Goteborg Mar. 30 and should arrive-in San Juan within a mat-

added, has instituted | front

an “assembly-line type” of procedure to process police applicants. Where it formerly took four to five months to process applicants, now it will take less than two months, he said. 400 Applicants Qualified

chi asked Thursday,

is made

To

Department,

Police

The

rres Braschi

Another European will be introduced to co with the opening next month of sales Saab, a Swedish-built

eed.

posts and the others will be fil-|

A.W.MALDONADO

By

HEP

BUCHHOLZ

|f 22222228

Force Has Problems i

HORST

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BROTHERS, INC.

MEJIAS

dex, Junces

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and

THE SAN JUAN STAR

— vicalssioa Apri 9, 1960

Offical Probing Alleged Union Fund Embezzlement By

HAROLD

J. LIDIN

An investigation by insular and federal authorities into alleged embezzelment

of

the

from

Union

the

of

welfare

Dock

fund

Employees

(UDEM-AFL-CIO) is underway. Secretary of Justice Hiram Cancio said his department launched

probe

into

the

finances

of

the

after a complaint was filed San Juan district attorney Dueno Gonzalez. ™

It

is understood that is also investigating the

The

UDEM

of the checkers

represents

the

and has

has been referred from the trict attorney’s office to the tice Department’s bureau the

“complex”

The

probe

nature will

disJusof

because of the

require

of

case.

the

ser-

vices of personnel trained in auditing financial records, Cancio explained, adding that the districf attorney’s office is also tempora-

lama

situation

is

promised.

——

bulk

waterfront clerks in Puerto Rico, and

investigation

a.m. this morning in the Labor|; Department auditorium, at which time a “‘full explanation” of the|

the FBI charges.

an island-wide contract with the Puerto Rieo Steamship Association. Cancio said the investigation

special

A meeting of the UDEM mem bership has been called by union president Rafael Berrios for 10

A DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, PLEASE—Ricardo Freiria (center) President of

Saturday

High Tides San Juan Fajardo

7:07 6:58

Ponce Mayaguez

a.m. a.m.

7:28 7:19

7:43 a.m. 6:31 a.m. Low Tides 0:53 a.m. 0:42 a.m. 10:01 a.m. ~ 12:35 a.m.

San Juan Fajardo Ponce Mayaguez

p.m. p.m.

the P. R. Chamber

7:58 p.m. 7:02 p.m.

of Commerce

1:09 1:08 10:36 1:01

p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.

8:15 8:06 8:52 7:50

pm. p.m. p.m. p.m.

Sunday

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San Juan Fajardo Ponce Mayaguez

1:27

Ne he

Washington, (left) and Donald H. Davenport, deputy commissioner of the Comeerte (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.) i Dept. of New York State. || | |

PRC. Of C. Renews C ampaign |For Commerce Department Here

1:52 p.m. 1:41 p.m. 11:20 p.m.

a.m.

1:29

p.m.

ee

|

ae: 1 oe

By GUNTER Puerto Rico

The

oe

Commerce

a

its

of

for such

SUNDAY:

of:

US.

DE CARLO, RAMEY AND KELLY CHARLIE

FISK

Music

and

his Intercontinental

Juanchin Ramirez and his Combo P.M.

ee

£.

of the

chamber and

setete 5

of

Wa-

vas

Commerce York

Department

State,

listened

help further to

we

make

it a

er

men that the

Cabinet Level among. business-

proposed

depart-

ment should be on a cabinet level and headed by a secretary.

of New

as

with

of commerce,

Be On It was agreed.

shington, and Donald H. Davenport, deputy commissioner of the

SO

(ou

aE

will

local

Davenport explained the opebusinessmen expmessed the need) _iiins of the New York Comfor a commerce department. s

merce Department. He and Judkins arein Puer-

“The business of Puerto Rico want to be! heard,” said Ricardo Freiria, president. of the C. of C. “We have been ne-

to Rico

to

study

the need

in

the

past,”

he

~

for

a department of commerce here and will make a report of their Freiria stressed functions that findings. — should be Handled by such a A brief resume of the findings department include the protec- will be given \Tuesday to Fomento and the local chamber. tion of Puerto Rican business

glected

said.

| |

Special Fomento Program Gets $925,000 Budget — of $925,000 has

Senate for (continuation of Fomento’s program of special incentives. i | lishment

oi itactories ‘outside

the

rental for a stipulated period, and fees for engineering and marketing

specialists.

The $925,000 Incentives appropriation was voted s | after the

Senate had passed a appropriatian of $3,700,000 for Fomento

oe expenses during the next fisea¥ year, 1. .

in include pay- |’ >f equipment ‘freight costs, |

over

its

$4,431,800; budget for

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SAN JUAN

two

_Local.. Need: Expressed

of Commerce,

being, Rican °

“Our slivestnees have participated in and helped towards the

Fomento.

partment

see

Ll

of

at

said:

The incentives are offered in dustrialists te stimulate the estab-

Orchestra

OPEN_ EVERY NIGHT

were

here

‘Dumped’

market at the lowest) prices, forcing local producers out of the market and a shutdown in their operations, he said. Rafael Fabregas, a member of the chain ene executive board,

yester-

meeting.

Being

products are % in the Puérto

“dum

been voted by the Commonwealth

by:

SHOWTIME: 11:00 P.M.

here

visiting

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were directed

officials,

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as

and

offices at) the

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a

TOMORROW

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of

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get

commerce

Rico.

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ment

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to C. G. Judkins, Chief of Trades Association, Be pt. of Commerce,

LITT]

a

union with Zoilo

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of 60 stocks declined .20 to $217.00.

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The

playing facilities of the port of New York was a feature of the program.

even raise the

:

the five previous sessions ed a total of $1.18.

New

Arce,

met Thursday with local shippers at a reception at Hotel La Concha. A_ full-color movie dis-

Maybe

sessions.

+; ) clined, 448 advanced, and 22 were

Authority’s

commercial division. together with the San

representative

six

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lities avdilable in New York. The tax exemption coincides with the visit here of Clifford O'Hara,

last

Most |losses ranged fran a few icents to- around. $1 a share.

the authority’s activities here will be ‘‘of benefit to the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.” Primary function of the office

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‘Retailers Hope Easter Business Union Building Clevelooment

Will CompensateW LEFLER

retail

AP Business News Writer “—

pack

in-most

areas

by

a

executive predicted: considerably better: business than . last year,

Easter

after

adding:

being

siege,

“I'm

of | bad

in

some

cities

I can look

melting

had

buying

nipped

impulse

and

that

would never reach fine figures. |

An

Associated

feel

and

a

are

look-

than

. year “because

ing Easter.

days,

with

sales

Easter

“The

of

business

a big “bang,”

the

late-

first mild

will © pop

said

James

year’s

O’Brien, manager of Carson Pirie

survey

In Atlanta, where parly Ibuying was’ knocked out. by the

last

well

Scott & Coa.

plenty

\eggs—in the grass cash registers.”

Rescued From Most

a

men

An

said them

With Easter

Are cause cause

weeks

than

chants

from

cline?

bebede-

A

the

vil-

°

In New _

was

York, Maey’s

gales spurted ahead

reported

F.

of last year’s

O'Grady,

manager

|

“Most

the

of

our

Palm

figureas early

stores as

sales

March

19,

a

full three weeks before the date

which

is traditionally

the

Kansas

menting

the

said: “It’s

hard of

top

‘the world, has been granted ($1,000)

4,000

monthly, but

as in

an

of The

not

It had been rumored that Ulanova would retire from the stage

Nelson,

.

to

truction

will nee

negotiations.

Morales,

actual late

this

Ac-

consyear.

Opel is so easy tq drive, 80 easy

ago.

to

park.

modern,

la-

Opel’s

elegant,

lines

are

beautiful.

It

‘to

get

women

come in colorsas varied as in a

dolling

up

for

snow Ohio,

to

.Easter

on:

automatic

painter’s

the

are

men? s cloth-

pallet.

spacious

holstered.

. safety

clutch. Opel

and And

Opels interiors

elegantly

up-

Opel stands for

|

in driving.

He

Prefers the

Opel

business expectapanned out ‘have

psychological

Big Store, Frederick

commented,

because

,

~z

...

Opel has a thrifty, powerful engine. Opel. is economical in price, performance and maintenance.

and

Opel

has

front:and

rear

. panoramic view windows. OPEL is the big buy in small cars and

“Merchants

a challenging ‘competitor among . large. cars.

change.” . Stores in St. Louis and Philadelphia, reporting bad weather

‘You NEEDN'T RUN AROUND

The whole family prefers OPEL ..» because ‘the whole family. |

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property

because...

feel pretty . sick, looking at a substantial decline in some instances, But I’m expecting it will

where she has been so success-| the world.

-Opel

workers, W. S. Street, president

rubles

has

the

cording

She Prefers an

effect on consumers.” ‘In Seattle, where the aircraft industry has been laying off|

retired from dancing. In addition she will receive an extra ‘amount for each. performance.

throughout

opti-

merchant,

created a definite

Ula-

nova, considered by many the greatest living ballerina of

mer-

are

has

that glowing tions ‘haven’t

pension

but

“Recession fears and the: fact

Galina

in

ORD

start in buying,

Pension By Russians

Official

a year

slow

said:

(AP)—

and

‘bevers quality

Angeles

City

Ulanova Granted Fat MOSCOW

Rivera,

~The vallecar...the family prefers

ing. store manager called business the worst in 26 years but a' department store executive said, “Traditional Easter shopping—That means for the |children—will be as good as ever.” Sales lagged in Pittsburgh. Bernard Nichols, editor of the Pittsburgh Business Review,

exceeded

Saturday

as

A Columbus,

of

;

1959

they

when 'there’s ground,”.

the 56-store® ‘Bergen Mall shopping center in Paramus, N, J., Baid:

‘Antonio

attorney Luis Estades participated

!German Quality whoa American Beauty!

buying is at about the

level

think

record volume. as Spring weather arrived. James

Dallas

say Los

Francisco same

Weather

a

for members,

and a ‘social club will be built on

Re

In Los Angeles, business compares favorably with; last year and a pickup is expected. San

No, said most of the merchants surveyed.

headquarters,

cost

OPELs

: In

last year.

in

lain.

in

now

falling mistic.

buyers holding back of recession fears or of the stock .market

treasurer

total

early lag in sales was en-

countered

the

on April 17, they had three later

shopping

stores: found pay more for

Packing-

at, a

|

and prestige: goods, As a result, they expect a record season.

and -in the

had rescued

debacle.

- Denver ready to

Easter

A Debacle

business

calendar

of

United

medical.

=,

of 17 major cities indicated that optimism is growing after a gen-. worst ice storm in 74 years, mererally dismal outlook brought on chants expressed confidence that sales may equal-or slightly ex-|_ by a plague'of snow and! ice. One merchant in Detroit put ceed 1959. it this way: ' “I look for

of'-the

Administrative

being . hurt by

after

of

bigger .volume.

affiliate

be a; com-|

_ Boston said business is shaping up

in Rio Piedras

‘house Workers.

weather.

much

half

sales

plete recovery.

see the sun

and

merchants.

for..a

normal

Press

out

a foot

_ Chicago

store-

the

to

into

there would

snow, ”

keepers felt that the long- lasting | £ winter

starting

cut

doubted

more optimistic, especially when

weather. In some areas, however, merchants © find sales falling behind the 1959 season. A. warming Spring ‘brought buyers into stores at a rate which promises record volurné’However,

had

Eater

A Cleveland department store

‘business is making.a brisk comeewalloped

the

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THE SAN, JUAN

STAR — Saturday, Seni » 1960

The Changing Imperial Ball Committee Reveals Their Gala Program By EDITHTimes IRVINE RIVERA Enthusiasm

grows

as!

nefit;

will

plans’ progress to make the’ Opera first Imperial B all, for the’ French benefit of the Puerto Rico: Hearst

Blood

Bank

League,

one of |

Metropolitan

society.

ball to take place at the Hotel

columnist

The

affair will

commence

at Fort San

Geronimo

at

time,

which

“J

in

for

stand

Garcia

are

MRS. JACQUELINE BORGOS—Heads Imperial Ball's ticket committee.

Rear |

Festival, “MerryAdm. Daniel V. Gallery, com.) Juan Drama and Hollywood | acmander of the 10th Naval Dis-| Go-Round” trict and Caribbean Sea Fron-| tess Susan Cabot. tier; Brig. Gen. and Mrs. John. Following the ball, a chamH. of

McGee, commanding general | pagne breakfast will be served the Antilles Defense Com-’ in the hotel’s Rotisserie Room

U.S.A.; Mon. James P. at 2 am. Catholic Bishop of , San Ball officials

mand, Davis, Juan;

the

Swift,

Episcopal

Rt.

Rev.

A.

Ervine

Bishop

in

San

genteel

than

heard

April

12,

providing

that,”

1900,

said

an’

a Civil

Act Gov-

insular

mail

service

about

this

which

brings

| reservations

point

are

out that

limited

and

‘ta Las Marias is now holding two worship services each Sun-

corner of Avenida Universidad and Calle Pelegrina, Rio Piedras, anndunces its English ser-

day

vices,

to

UNION

CHURCH

morning.

service

There

and

in Pun-

is

church

worship

school

si-

muitaneously

at 9

a.m.

and

peated

am.

This

Sunday,

at

11

re-

the

committee

are:

Rico.

Hostesses

at

the

party

will

am.,

meeting

ting

vice

Our

Faces.”

The

Youth

Choir serves the first service; the Chancel Choir, the second, and this Sunday the Junior Choir also

will

sing.

Next week, communion will be held on Maundy Thursday, and on Good Friday, the Chancel Choir will present “The Crucifixion’”

by

Stainer. *

|. GRACE RAN

&

“

ENGLISH

CHURCH,

lecated

on

armed

Britishers

“That’s

I said,

one

about

3,000

came

I

had

I have

Sandy

Hughes,

Miss

Celes-'

te Blanco, Leandro Wanda Colom.

Rivera

The

stellar . per-

nandez,

Tony

Gandia,

Madie

del

Club Miss

Caribe’s Dorothy

the

Sunday

during

the

wor-

April

be

12,

the

conducted

by

people,

furnished

with

by

music

.the

ser-

the being

Children’s

Choir. On

Good.

Friday,

the

service

will be held at 3:00 o’clock in the afternoon. If you have any questions regarding these services, please call the pastor, The Rev. Arnold A. Wuertz, iele-

3-3220.

ashore

ST.

not

heard,’

read

that on

April 21, 1707, the British attacked the Spanish forces on Martin Pefia Bridge, Do you know where

JOHN’S

CATHEDRAL,

Stop 20, Ponce de Leon, extends a welcome to all at its services

in

The 10,

English

and

Spanish.

service schedule for April

Palm

Sunday,

8 am. Holy glish); 9 am,

is

as: follows:

Communion (EnHoly Communion

and Sermon (Spanish); Choral Eucharist and.

11 a.m. Sermon

service. But we surely have an that is?” I asked, “The bridge all round postal system. today, that connects Santurce with Hato with a huge air mail service, | Rey. Anyway the Spaniards put

with Installation of the Rev. Theodore Porter Ball as Canon Residentiary of St. John’s Cathe-

mail

as usual. Nursery is provided at the 11 am. service. All services are air-conditioned.

trucks

zooming

across

the

island to every town and hamlet ‘and a weekly mailboat service.” “Those early days,’”’ she said, “reveal a lot of vital happenings in April. For instance, on the 17th of this month of cherry blossoms and tulips and budding

trees on the mainland, a fleet of 60 British vessels appeared off the coast near Loizain the year 1797. They landed and the first

up

a good

te

Rio

fight

and

Piedras

troops.

On

British

retreated

dead,

then

to

the second

others

retreated

reinforce

their

attack,

leaving

the

several

wounded

and

“T’ve

crossed

that bridge

said

my

many

friend,

“but

never knew about the battle waged there so long ago, but I do know that the American flag was first

at a point known

raised in Puerto Rico on April 29, 1898, in the city of Yauco.”

as ‘Cangrejos,’ (crabs), probably the same place known as ‘Boca

And, coming closer home on the date calendar, Puerto Rico

de

was-honored

battle

took place

Cangrejo’

today.

Lt.

Col.

Isi-

Winston

by

and

a visit

Lady

from

Sir

Churchill

on

Mr.

and

Mrs.

Augusto

at

the

shower

party

her by friends affair will take

Tuesday,

club

day

Thursday,

8 a.m.,

Holy

El

Comandante

will

honor

(Spanish), 12 noon “The Three Hour

to 3 p.m. Devotional

Service” (English); Saturday, 9 am. “Ante Communion.” eo

house

tesses.at

this party

Mesdames

Capiru

Laura Toffel, returned from

Cuba,

on

will

12,

a

the

Ca-

nursery

of

will Diaz

near the beach. who has recently

be de

the Fer-

rer, Yiye Velazquez de Iglesias, Maria Velazquez de Martinez and Delfina Gracias de Gracias.

ing

God the

persons

in

speak

Cuba?”

school

will

service. are

“Is

and

be

dur-

All

cordially

held

interested welcome.

Coffee hour will follow the meet ing. . (See Church Services page i1}

The CIRCUS is af Muitoz Rivera Park in San Juan

the

of Broadway and Holly-' forthcoming Puerto Rico Drama productions will be the, Festival this Sunday at the entertainment attraction. | tracks. One of the races to be Prominent guests, . flying to, run will be the “Puerto Rico | Rico

for

this

special

Drama’

be-

Festival

Classic.”

Restaurant Founded

i848

—

PRESENTS

“LOS MONTEROS ‘Spanish.

And

Every

.

Toreador

their Show, Night

Dancers

direct trom Spain. Except

BLANCHE

exe Matinee

5 p.m.

—

Night

8: 30 p.m.

Sundays

Two Shows Ni _ CARTE

‘SATURDAY

DINERS

CLUB

SUNDAY

=

There

Sunday

star wood

Puerto

Com-

Good Friday, 9 to 11:30, “Meditations of the Cross and Liturgy

Festival Race

Dandridge,

Holy

munion (English) and the beginning of “The Vigil,” 8 p.m. Devotional Service (Spanish);

April

guas’ Rotary Club, at 4 p.m. Hos-

Suarez,

during

Week are as follows: Monday and Wednesday 7 a.m. (Spanish) Wednesday 7:45 p.m. “The Way of the Cross” (Spanish); Maun-

10, in the San Juan School, Punta Las Marias, Emajagua Street

bridal

next

services

School

THE UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP will meet Sunday, April

will be given for from Caguas. The

place

Church

e

April 2, 1960. ,

Another

(English);>

Special

32

prisoners.”’ times,’”’

dral

and

Valle, Delia Manrique, Milagros Seferiz, Wanda Camacho, Ivette Ball Begins At 9 The ball will commence .at 9! Hernandez, Bony Estrada and p.m. in the Club Caribe with a. Mrs. Cuchi Cortes de Quifiones. menu of flambe entrees, accom- | panied by the appropriate wines. former,

with

Tuesday

will

young

retreat.”

“but

Holy

hour.

On

the

and the Spaniards and natives were

suddenly

to

during

LUTHE-

la, two prominent men of those days, were the promoters of this

obliged

ship

phone

&

but

Dr. Ed Kerstein, Howard Sim| from Villa Caparra, studied bumons, Stanley Silver, Jerry San-' be Miss Sala’s brides maids, the siness administration at.the Uniterre, Mrs. Martha Bradsher,’ Misses Fina Noya, Marta Fer- i versity of Puerto Rico. Miss

held

10:45

Caguas Bride To Be Feted At Showers

on

be

school

British,

should be made and confirmed dore Linares answered the attack, Juan; Rabbi Marshall Maltzman, ' as early as possible. }which caused great loss to the Luis Ferre and Jorge Bird. Mrs. Mary B. Downing is the Imperial Ball and Blood Bank | League’s executive director, | while Mrs. Josefina Del Mar,’ A bridal shower party will be The bride to be is the daughheads the publicity committee, | given in honor of Miss Marina ter of Mr. and Mrs. Armando assisted by Richard Santaella.: Lasa who will wed Raymond Lasa, of Caguas. She studied at Mrs. Jacqueline Borgos is in Suarez on Easter Sunday at the Sacred Heart Convent in Ponce charge of the ticket committee, Catholic Church of Caguas. The and at the Sacred Heart Colleassisted by Mrs. Sylma Cordo- {party will take place today, at ges in Mass. and in Santurce, ves de Hazard. P. R. Her fiancee, the son of 13 p.m. at the Casino de Puerto Others

to

Week. On Sunday, Palm Sunday, the service will be held at

April 10, is Palm Sunday, and the sermon topic. selected by the Rev. Donald Johnson is “Set-

light the fact; that Don Ramon Power and Don Esteban de Aya-

times,”’ I said, ‘‘even though the plan was limited to a land mail

Mendez, |

presidents

dia

jplan and succeeded in their efforts.” “That must have been a memorable day for the folks ‘of those

president of the Imperial. Ball’ and the executive committee for the Blood Bank of Puerto Rico| has announced that ball patrons | will be Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sa| maritano. Honorary

more

never

on

the

count

| <A.

“‘el

was established,’”’ said my friend, “in fact I read an interesting ac-

, Hotel Caribe Hilton to celebra-: te its 10th anniversary last De. Manuel

as

ernment in Puerto Rico.” “And on April 21, 1811, I under-

the

cember.

known

much

was passed

show-

time

had

I, but

ing of haute-couture fashions by Italian-born John Radaelli will be featured. Mr. Radaelli is considered one of America’s. foremost designers today. He snecializes in extravagantly glamorous evening wear. Radaelli is flying down his own mannequins as_well. The Capellas, well known New York dance team will blend their talents into the Radaelli show. Torches will illuminate the historic old fort, which was reopened recently ‘restoration

is

April Fools Day. “You're right about that’ said my friend, ‘‘and I understand that April 1, 1871 is an historic date because on that day the Insular Assembly opened its sessions for the first time in Puerto Rico.”

with

reception

first

it sounds

Igor

Hilton.

a cocktail

after

April

de los inocentes’” (Day of ‘the innocent) in Puerto Rico. Anyway

Munsel. Darcel,

Cassini (Sholly Knickerbocker), hat designer John Fredericks, actress Julie Newmar, who appeared here recently in the last production of this year’s San

the most gala charity events in island history. April 22 is the date for $100 a couple Caribe

include

star Patrice actress Denise

Church Services THE

3 Shows — 2 p.m, — 5 p.m. — 8:30 p.m.

°

belt

: THE SAN JUAN STAR

190 Things

EPITAPH He

FOR

drained

Could

KENNEDY

A BOOZE

each.cup,

make

him

“I worked

|

HOUND

nor

all his kitch

one

(and kin down, 'so he

turn

New

York

published

Evening

that

one

Graphic,”

in

Miss

the

old

Isobel

|Alexander

said.

could

have.

met

them.

I never

New

on

a

novel ‘about

| greatest

bothered.”

Puerto

i

re

5 he came

poet.

“I was

the

only

woman

‘have a grand opera ecepted politan. It was on dhe cos

Ricgans* in

York. She’s gone back to New York now. “I was an opera star in my youth. I still

have my voice,” she said. “You families send their children to Switzerland. So I went. to school

of the

|was to meet me. He =

Miss Isobel sat beside the desk, recounting her past. She came to Puerto Rico ‘to do research

of Russia. ‘He sponsored

poet. One

“J never met Winchell, but he published me continually. Louis Sobol too. I met his brother. I

it iby. circulating at the ‘Deerbcratie By eee [RESTON York Times |News Service convention of 1956 a WASHINGTON = ‘Senator John purporting to show. that! there was

come out and jazz d, and then I came jout and a famous violinist, he’d play, soft, land I'd sing’ a. hot torch number and they'd ‘clap till theit hands hurt. “Someone started | to write a book about me. “I was a) protege a poetry of Grand-Duke

a man can drink to his content eternity out of a vacuum. . —Isobel Stone

“Winchell

in oe Cafe

the star of the revue. I could sing torch: nurnbers as well as grand opera. The revue would

(was. sent Where Empty

for Texas Guinan

Royal, the swankiest cafe in New York. I was

ca

By WILLIAM

ae Commes Critical Point

A Real Doll |

Miss Isobel Was

Lat

Of All

Saterday, April 9; 1960 |

be

world

famous

if

it

me

F. Kennedy has) eached a’ crit4ical point in quest for . the Presidency. His | ‘personal charm,

| his ‘money,

dispassionate

as a

through

id opera. | ‘Red

he

has

had

but

the - other. --qualities

of . his “opportunit demonstrated in’ iscontrue that he ‘exploited all of the theatre. and the screen. It is, also. true

Instead, he fin himself widely: that he was--helped: immensely. regarded as a yo g, rich, hand- there by his whole family, except

| Carmen,

did: another ”

for the Demo-

to see the na ional debate turn vantage now to the i of, the Sixties This he and the qualities necessary in a sin. It/is President of the future. But this | th e. arts is not happening. television

was America’s greatest composer. He ‘said my “I

3 but, "| this is no mere low | tartare 6 theatrical character. Good looks, \cause him Money, and religion . may have provided him: with oppo:

cratic nomination, he would like of inind, ad, satchel take 9d:

today.

some dusty shelf at the Met. Here, see this clipping: from a’ Spanish paper? He says I

music was as great

i Nevertheless, there is lal lettin =: poignancy in his situation. ‘For.

have

igh| pintew, s'1

any other candidate

but he died and I lost it. I guess it’s still on

land. I had all the advantages of a girl. with social position, but when the money went I turned to singing. The Greenwich Village

ce

Having: reached a height beyond not available to other

by the Metroof Alaska. I'd

Richard Strauss had agreed to write the score,

know rich schools in in Switzer-

* i

carried him to |

to America

a “Catholic vote” that help the Democrats win if. a Ci thelic, and specifically Kenneey, were

hisjzpligion | and his put on the ticket.

far below the s I was America’s | cally, these very! now beginning in the world to trouble.

went

:

New

Gold.’

some,:

Catholic

| personality- -boy, his

father,a

controversial

figure

amd while this is useful in the in the| Democratic ‘party, who has preliminary; skirmishes for the been banished ‘to: the. op ence of

Palm Beach. But that is ‘not the |

nomination, it is too shallow and theatrical an image for the deci-. sive phase of the campaign. — If, Kennedy were merely a well-. heeled cover boy,’ bénefiting from the natural res mts of the Catholic! voters, there would! be a certain ‘rough justice in his

whole story.

‘The

candidate

gifted and

|

himseif

is

tough-minded)

|

a!

young |

man, | enormously _ self-assured,

dispassionate, ‘well-info: and articulate.’ He ~ took his ichances in the rough -and tumble of the political and journalistic Scramble

present dilemma. | His money has given him advan-! in Wisconsin and came ae of it

tages this! {campaign. . His ithout once losing composure father advanced ‘him $270,000° to ye indulging :in sperdant rancor or buy a plane. Six|members of his misleading argument. ., I family put up $15,000 each to | His | problem now is ‘to’ elevate complete the deal oo while they the debate above the superficial have a! | contract | to ‘return’ it to chatter of political tactics and the seller for: 000, there is rsonalities. .He* dare~not leave

no doubt that this— ‘plus a great deal more’ for paid assistants and television—

MISS ISOBEL -.Follies

Revue—I

was

|

the

star.

That

might

have

“J never Tan around. “In

King there,

to

use

his

smoke,

I

never ran

the

Villége

I

Village.

He

main

poetry

all

the

through

drank.

with

everything

clubs

and

the

down

the ‘main

poetry magazines. His name? Oh, don’t use the name. He was an old sweetheart and he

would

see that. He’s

faded

out

now.

I don’t

to be pestered. “Even Max Bodenheim was sweet on me. He used to write love poetry to me. Yet I lived a quiet life. Other girls when Fd pass, cross

should aires.

themselves

be a nun.’ 1

always

They said

and.

were I

say

“Oh

ali after

wasn’t

for

she They

“Marry? my

No,

dressing

no.

I'm

Bigie,

1 wrote

Poetry

room.’

TWO

SISTERS

Oh! Sister Mary dutiful, You lose more doing chores

Than your sister beautiful Who casts dull care away, Keeps the gold in her curls

From

turning

With

laughter

She

may

a dull

on

starve

her

gray,

lips.

in attics

brother

was

an

ace.

He

was

drear

killed

the day before the armistice. He was an in- | yentor. He invented a lot of things they’re using

today.

We

were

the

only

talented

ones

in the family. My sister was a sculptress, but she never did much.

of

a

MEANS

gave

misery

than

a

POVERTY

/

never

herself for anything

And

now

Why

agony she is alone, eating at a black onyx

wonders,

with

a

dim

In the window

but love,

kind

of-

Wc: a,

me.

Is that

has

why

I ne fer married?:

in love ng

|

Maybe

denied

anyone

It is not too.

if he

were

lochs

.

to

Catholic

sayy theb:-

of}

fearfulof

Those

‘hotcakes. Bernard Shaw pent me photos of him-

like

that I've lived a long ¥ / not in print. ;

WHY? ? Why, when I hate you and all you meant: The hurts, tears and cruel intent, -

prize.

‘Yve got a book of pu hed and unpublished poetry I’m going to|send the Nobel committee. I’ve got a grand opera I want. to get - orche1 1 | 1\ |i if

| |

Protestant

of Europe and desire ‘this any

more {than anyone else. The deepen

vag

the race

question, :

therefore, |

his appeal: to

today.| West ‘Virginia,

was

the: first to raise

is

the whole

the next

religious lines.

test,.

i

and

effecalong

1

¢

|

TRAFFIC SITUATION

traffic

Sir:

I wish to 6

atulate you! for

date (Apr. 6); et ncerning traffic

Do I now after all these years Weep at night in hollow dreams. . “Tm going to. for the Nobel

divide. into a

_ LETTERS |

to

goofy

| life. If it anit

and a

losing the suppdrt ‘of the large nation. Both good sense and good Catholie constituency in the large ‘politics point in this direction, for Northern cities, he would probab- there is no. “Catholic vote’ st

queen of the South Seas. The

poems.

to

party

whether he will now broaden’ and

the - magnificent | editorial of this

love poems séld like liked my poems self. “My life is a i too much, remem time: How long?

order

to the. politics Kenn ~ cannot

the other leaders got

in

Catholic

party, We have seen-. what this Presi- kind pe political division done

6 benefiicary

of his party were

he himself

favs letters from’ him.’ He wanted to meet me in Canada and‘ marry me there. I/-never even

|

the

of the

ity. at

complain if the no “President © can govern religious issue’ ig raised, because tively in a nation divided

so.

to make

heir to theethtonel ot Poland, I had

strated.

to |

seas

me

met him, but, he fell for my

voting

iome and collective security over-

ancient | feel-

Also, he cannot

Samoan native chief who me. ‘He wanted

Peligiods

m ‘questions of social

is

lies that the in this country

willfully.

dency faith.

I think so.

yes, thaf-happened

“There was' a was

de

Protestant majo

Love is being carried; to the héights and it’s a sudden thud. They hesitate entering into

another love: affair.|Oh

oppor-

has .benefited, ' most’ recently

ly no be

of 4 cafeteria. .

“Was my love life unhappy?

him.

‘| given. him a paltical edge. He

this feeling,if

|.

As she drums out conchertos, But she’s become very deag To the gods on Olympus... “My

more

-

the first blond

got rich. in

it’s

She

million.

sale

today.

table

|

want

they’d

that

LOVE

I never

around

ran

it

pleasure.

imagination.

of the

she is

About Peruvian gold in conquistador days, I wrote two novels, both about ancient Egypt. Am I an Egyptologist? They say I am, I wrote mostly poetry. When I write a love poem it’s usually caustic, bitter. Why? Because it makes a hit, because so many people have suffered

in-

terest Governor Mufioz. He was in the Village. I was “one of the glamorous beauties of Broadway, even before they let me sing. I was in the Ziegfield Follies. I was in the revival of the Floradora Beauty Sextette. I was one of the six. They were all winners of beauty crowns. That was a long time ago. One would

~*

_ +.

as

given

where ‘it is after the

tunities his competitors have ot | : For the two major pitied - in ae 7 . . * sf 1 this - country! have not; ees to» religion,tq date, -has also gether over’ the last | ition

rae ISOBEL

as a young lady

has'

he dialogue

evidence f mass in Wisconsin,

accident death oll; ‘in Puerto: Rico. | This Island islegoing through a ‘period in which | the-least sign or demonstration | of ‘courtesy and good manners have disappeared, and more 80 |

lights ae

endangering

abiding citizens. -A-ivery

signals, thus

the |lives)of law

“| | — ee of dri:

large numbe

vers here are just’ chimpanzees that are able ‘to-talk but unable to drive an automobile. As the-editorial says; the | ‘ones to blame ‘are the authorities—

The Public Commission, the Logialntees, the Police, ‘and Mudrivers no r what his posi- last but not least, Governor tion in the ¢ unity may be, fioz Marin’ who ‘cannot. ‘apprenor how well che is; nor ciate the ordeal of‘ the average what make of car he is- driving. citizen because he is well guard-

Se He becomes|a perfect savage after he gets the steering wheel | in his hands, with very rare ‘ex-

co

cater

—

—

|

‘The principal, and. most im- |

portent

ees for a cop) in Puertouching ©

inch of a yellow line, violation:

of

n-| gree nro

law, from

Some

firstSe

sae

Mt

{HE SAN.JUAN:STAR — Saturday, April 9/1960")

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gatoher Si

od} 2

ya {

P. ©. Sox 4183, San Juss, Puerto Rico

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Washingien

Comercio

Bureau:

WilliamJ. Dervillier

St. Ei

National

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EDITORIALS =

Fence

8

Mending

. Gov. Mujfioz Marin paid a breakfast call on Vice President Nixon yesterday at the latter’s home. Political observers in Washington immediately interpreted the bread-breaking as a fence-mending operation by the Governor who quite recently inspired the

Ei-

legislative censure, called “protest,” of President

senhower for “intervening in Puerto Rican politics.”

It is highly probable that the observers interIt is equally’ likely that the Govpreted correctly. ernor succeeded in his mission if it was a fenceGov. Mufioz is a persuasive man on mending one. and

circumstances,

most

under

occasions,

most

we

imagine that the fresh spring. morning atmosphere around the Nixon home made the circumstances : favorable. politician, who master It is also probable that this knows where and how to feather his people’s nest, was laying a little on the line in the event that Mr.

come Jan-

should end up in the White House

Nixon

The Governor is a Democrat at heart uary, 1961. and he’d like nothing better than to see a Democrat

House.

in the White

But, just in case, he’s taking

chances on overlooking a possibility. _ We think it’s fine if the Governor lays the ground_-work for continued co-operation from the White House We see nothing if Mr. Nixon becomes President. We unusual about the breakfast with Mr. Nixon. mention this advisedly as we expect others will conFencedemn it as a sinister “plot” of some kind. no

mending is a politician’s business and Mr. Mufioz is He was simply a politician of exceptional ability.

'

at

working

his

the

us when we didn’t deserve it. But are in criticism or praise, we like to

Dirksen

how-

We have, at this writing, if published in the coming

undecipherable and, for typesetting, they © used unless they are typed. We type all

those -we use, but these must be completely clear to the

changing

the

sense of-a letter or the intention ~

i

t

t

writer.

6

then

We have typewritten letters, single-spaced, running well over 1,000 words. When we have cut some, | of

_ pride

authorship

has

nation from the writers. to the editor” have.a

dents

backlog

lot to say

brought

us

bitter

that

is important,

corresponthey

use too many words in saying it. A. few- letters contain

libelous

are

unpublishable because

statements;

a few

on

occasion

Kinley

they

designating

Sen-

_

But what

a better

floor

leader

than-

internationalist

and

then

an

isolationist

in-.Congress.

through: eight terms

When,

Dirksen

nearly.

who

~

any

were

was

blessed “insider's”

not going

considered to be quite

too

with

On

that

commodity.

list of those

far,

fhe name

McKinley Dirksen of Illinois would led most, if not all, the rest.

Thus ‘when

last January

new

Senators’

of Everett

surely have

has-since

happened?

Dirksen

who

had so long been thought so weak began repeatedly to show. undeniable strength, both in his convictions: and his work. Soon the Senate,

at least, was aware that the new G.0.P. spokes-

‘ is actually

abundantly

are

obscene; but generally, most letters are important and should be used. We regret that so many cannotbe published because of their length. .—

be

in ‘1951, he :came to the Senate*this was the blunt but wide estimate: his promotion - could be’ described as the Senate’s loss and the House’s gain. _ ' Even in a body, the Senate, which relishes a good deal of what is called corn, Everett Mc-

condem-

but

an

again

An analysis of our “letters

reveals that most

now

was either of his far more famous immediate predecessors, Senators Robert A. Taft and William F. Knowland. Old cliches die hard, perhaps because a cliche usually only becomes one because it is based _ on the truth: Dirksen was long seen by most Washington observers as a man of few mixed convictions many thousands of purplish words— an overripe Shakespearean actor tossing his graying lecks and skipping nimbly about among the issues. i . As a memberof the Houseof Representatives from Tilinois, he had been an isolationist and

week, would take up space about equal to a normal edition of the New York Times. We have some letters. in longhand running well over seven or more. pages.

avoid

would

his country.

can.

This is an objective we cannot accomplish,

Republicans

S. White

licans set out to make Dirksen their new leader there was much shaking of heads. Both Taft and Knowland, whatever might have been said about them otherwise, had been leaders of extraordinary strength of character. It was suggested, not too delicately, that this quality —strength of character— was notably absent in Dirksen.

isn’t—

there

of course

ator Everett M. Dirksen as their legislative ~ Man of the Year. Dirksen has now entered the last lap of his first session as the G.O.P. Senate Leader. Simple fairness compels this report, from a correspondent who once had no difficulty in restraining his admiration. This Senator is doing a good job, a’ responsible job, for his party and even for

All of these letters published have served a pur-

of

—

- WASHINGTON — If there were any real +> justice in~politics —as

Some have taken us to task for our mistakes pose. in judgment or for other shortcomings. Others have praised us when we felt it was deserved, and some

Seme are eannot be

FIRE.”

By William

prac-

versies that served to keep alive the invaluable tice of public discussion.

ever, for several reasons. letters in our files which,

OW

Dirksen ‘Man Of The Year’

to campaigns for government action on issues of importance to the community, and have fueled contro-

if we

WORLD

Republicans Should Nominate

job.

all of them

THE

From Washington

-

We like getting letters to the editor, and. we’ve They have broadened our outhad some good ones. look on subjects of public interest, have contributed

publish

COLLD SET

“TOGETHER WE

Our Correspondents

have praised whether they

; ttle St Losi Rat Dispat

ia

an man was or Knowland.

word he stood them ever did. The

plain

abler tactician than either Taft Morever, once he ‘had given his

with truth

it as today

bravely may

seem

as -

of

either

? surprising.

Dirksen has behaved with efficiency, with courage, with honor, with faithfulness. to his partisan obligations ,but with a higher faithfulness to the

4nterests

of the United States of America.

Were his detractors ever right in the past? Haying been one of them, this columnist cannot with good taste attempt an answer. :—

But one thing is sure. Either they were wrong

is Dirksen McKinley or Everétt all along: another living illustration of one of the saving

things about the':Américan. political system, This is that men ‘thrown into. positions of high

responsibilities have a remarkable’ capacity to grow up to those responsibilities and ably to discharge them in the showdown. Such a man/is Everett McKinley Dirksen. And while the *Republican party may hardly pause this year to salute him, he has this any_ -how: the awareness of the earned respect of one

of the most acute judges of men in this world— the

coliective

membership

of

the

United

States

HADASSAH TALENT—Mrs. Marshall Maltzman, seated

who accompanied Mrs. Robert Wittenstein (Sari Kaye), right, at the piano during her selection of songs at the Hadassah Donor Luncheon Thursday, chats with Mrs. Irving Franklin, who paid the luncheon check as her contribution to the organization. .

HONOR GUEST—Mrs, Samuel Sakrais,

By

BETTY

STAR SATURDAY,

to

Rico

Guest

will Tea

in

tercontinental 5

April

College

hold the

9

Club

--

of

their San

Hotel

The

Puer-

annual Juan

from

In-

3

to

pm. SUNDAY,

April

10

—

The

Women’s Auxiliary of the Caparra Lions Club will hold a

cocktail party at La Concha Hotel.

5

p.m.

at

KNORR

Women’s

Editor

the

Nearly 100 ladies turned out Thursday’ for the anMONDAY, April 11 — Members of the Women’s Civic Club {nual Donor Luncheon, given of Puerto Rico who are design- by the Puerto Rico chapter ing

hats

for

ers

will

meet

the

“Civica’s”

Eas-

ter Parade and millinery designMrs.

Jacqueline

at

right, from

Miami,

head of the Flo-

7Hadassah Women Hold Donor Luncheon

Weekly Calendar Women’s

sécond

- rida Region, Hadassah, guest speaker at the luncheon, presented an award to Mrs. Melvin Marks, left, past president of the local chapter. Second left is Mrs. William chairman of the Donor Topp, current president, and Mrs. George Goldberg, right, Luncheon held at the Hotel Caribe Hilton Thursday. (STAR photos by Betty Knorr.)

the

Borgos

home

of

at 3 p.m.

of

Hadassah

in

Caribe Hilton’s mo Room. This

year’s

the

San

luncheon

Hotel

Geroni; was

dedi-

cated to the memory of Isidore Cohen, who with

Mrs. Mrs.

1,000,000th + ‘Jewish Israel to house and

George

been

become a useful citizen of the new eountry. The number, 1,000,000

Goldberg,

would

co-chairman of the Cohen passed away of

this

year.

Guest at

have

affair. Mrs. in January

the

speaker

and

luncheon

Sakrais,

honor

was

president

guest

Mrs.

Samuel

the

Florida

of

region for Hadassah,

soon-to-be

completed

Hadassah-Hebrew

$3,000,000

Medical Center,

which will be dedicated on August 3, 1960. The

hospital, which

is also

said to contain one of the finest teaching and medical research departments in the world, is being raised by the contributions of 318,000

Hadassah

Mrs.

Sakrais,

a

helated

ed

Melvin Marks, local chapter

women. who

also

award

to

Mrs.

president of of Hadassah

the in

1958-59, lauded the group here for their work “in waging a war against disease, bigotry and injustice” in a time when the nations of the world are intent upon waging another kind of war which mone can win.

Through the work of the Hadassah

Child

under Hitler’s regime.

Rescue

program

in

.

In order to be eligible to attend Thursday’s luncheon, Mrs. MorrisDay

chairman

Fund,

of

which

the

sends

Happy greeting

ecards for the members on any given date and for any specific occasion, said each woman must have “earned” at least $25 for Hadassah during the past year. To

“earn”?

subscribe receive

this money,

they

could

to the card service a $1

point

for

and

each

card.

Another method was to fill “‘Eye-Bank,” with $5 worth dimes,

present-

which

goes

to

an of

treating

one pair of trachoma-infected eyes in Israel. Other methods were by selling

ads

for

the

organization’s

bulleting and jewelry, toys and magazines. This year, Mrs. Goldberg, the luncheon chairman, informed the group the Puerto Rican chapter of Hadassah has raised $4,999.22, all of which

is earmarked

medical hospital this summer. $1,200 was

for

the

to be dedicated Of that sum,

raised by

Mrs.

Maurice

saving Jewish orphaned’ and homeless children, displaced from all over Europe and the Middle East by wars, Mrs. Sakrais said ‘“‘the women of Hadassah are one of the

Nagel as a result of: her Child Rescue Fund Lucheon last month. So that even the money scheduled to be used for~the annual Donor Luntheon be used for the

greatest

Hadassah Franklin

in

the

forces

world

for

regeneration

today,

particularly

in .the child rescue program which this

years

hopes

to

bring

the

luncheon

fund, picked

Mrs. up | the

Irving entire

check as her contribu-

tion.

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who told in Moses,

glowing words of her most recent trip to Israel_ last summer and seeing the construction of the

child into educate to

w

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THAESANJUAN STAR— Siitutday, ‘April's, 1960"

|

if you get

in

upsets..of

the

of

maelstrom

not

are

caught

some.

July

20)

Té you are not careful, you be very extravagant today. over, your checking account

can Go be-

spending.

the

P.

most.

voted.

M.

Be

Show

no

see

that

surroundings

a ooh

pees

utterof

time

in

order,

:

CHILDREN

do

Be

not

(June 22 to

particularly careful | |

get

imto

seriously.

Raise

consciousness. that you can

any

accident

your

level

of

Retire early so attend early, serv-

you

particularly

de-

one

LEO

jealousy.

(July

22

to

Aug.

21).

Try

not to give in to that temptation to spend more than you can afford

you

love

the

neglect

not

do

with deal

aces.

20

to. May

fore

un-|?

serious

today. Also, don’t. permit some disturbing news to depress> you

self

considerate

and

kind

instead. + TAURUS “April

careful a good

21)

you

that this is not right and be your

most

21)

Any

cause

be

MOON

tie. Remember

on a close

June

other.

could

Spend

getting clean.

ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Simply because you may be bogged: down with work is no reason why you should take your irritation out

so

ances.

_ to the petty irritations by making any sarcastic or snide remarks.

or

words

rifts,

add

to

nothing

do

you

sure

reason

kind

others, unless you happen to be the one stirring up all the trouble.

Be

to

RD

and can

21

ITE

you

careful,

(May

RAE AY PM a NAAN EDT IP MP

this Saturday

GEMINI

An ideal day to placate any close ties who may- be disturbed for

occurring

be

to

apt

are

changes

Many | :

TENDENCIES:

GENERAL

the

By Carroll Righter HOFENONNT

.

LL

“an

“What The Stars St Foreiell |

today.

It

would

or desirable. sociates or property

_| sense.

with

your

Make

_ VIRGO

not

be

wise

Impress “any — asco-owners of any good,

needed

(Aug:

practical |

repairs,

22

to

too.

Sept.

of La Ronde, Dave Odell, coJack, far right, hostess brother his with om Ro Steak ‘the and Ronde La beth of owner

22)

CELEBRATIN G—Mark Tuck, left, executive manager

‘Rather than indulge in any selfpity, this fine day, analyze your ‘appearance. and do something about ‘Then

THE PONCE — SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH, : SOUTH-

Friday

evening

for

savoir faire. constructive

activity. Be happy and improve your lot in life. : LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Now is the time for you to become

ERN, cordially invites you to worship with them Sunday school is at 9:45 am., followed by morning worship at 11 am. Sunday evening is a Training Union at 6:30.p.m., followed by. evening worship at 7:30 p.m. All services are in English. Each

acquiring more off to some

self-sufficient:

and

-not

rely

than

you

follows

the

study.

realize.

inclined

to be,

this

is the

time

lish.

Sunday

11:15.

School

Wednesday

meets

evening

SAGITTARIUS

can I do about a husband who ‘smokes in, bed?

to

at

meet-

and

announcements

11 am.

mass.

5

mass.

p.m.

Gospel %

PERPETUO 656

in English,

operator

*

SOCORRO, St.,

welfare. to look

Mira-

mar—9:30 a.m. mass, with sermon and announcements in English.

really

wants

hard-earned.

to get

Hence ‘into

would

best

not

to

FRANCISCO

CHURCH;

301 San Francisco St., San Juan —ii am. mass, with sermon in English.

lead

your

others

astray.

with

Also,

your

Please

19)

handling

any) property

ings.

M.

P.

use

or

EventsInPonce

in with

ferent

PONCE — The traditional religious celebrations’ of Holy’ Week will start this Sunday at the La Milagrosa Parish of the Catholic ‘Diocese of Ponce with the procession and benediction’ of the palm tree leaves. Monday

to

Thursday,

there will be Masses at 6 and 7 a.m. and the faithful and devoted

are urged to take Communion. On Good Friday, the, Holy Sacrament will be exposed until 11 am. so all will have an opportunity to worship it. Af

2:30

p.m.,

mon,

after

with

the

there

will be

which a holy

20

to

March

20)

This is one of those days when you and your, associates hold dif-

For Holly Week

From

(Feb.

a ser-

opinions

about

everything,

though there: is justification on both sides. So, await a better day for any serious talks and for arriving at decisions. _ If Your Child. Is Born Today The

wonderful

will.

easily

plans

and

child

born

comprehend

diagrams,

today

intricate

so be sure

you early train in any profession that has to do- with engineering, designing and the like. From earliest youth supply with all sort of interesting puzzles, games that require

much

education rauch

is

A

must

here,

a

success

government

thought. can

or

be

college

since

realized

detection

work.

procession

images.

of

the

Redeemer and the Virgin will tour the main streets of the city of Ponce. _On Saturday, a Solemn: High ‘Mass willbe held in the Ponce

Cathedral. at 12 noon.

| Grand

Union

FLOWER Ista Verde

SHOP CALL

9-003

So

what

tell us they’re

for

dinner

all pitch in and to a_ basketball happens?

going

They

bowling!

‘They have first call on us 104 nights a year (every Friday and

Saturday). Don’t you think they are being selfish, not wanting to give up bowling this ‘one night

DEAR

SAL

SHEILA,

and

MINDY,

PAM:

The

boys

LES,

are

angry.

They

need

time

to

grow

up. It’s not that they’re selfish; they’d just be more comfortable bowling.

FA

one

in

ashes

on

Tell Dave the

mornings

of these the

3RD

problem.—

could

fleor

his{

be

own. Every year hundreds of people are burned. to death because they

TONITE Continue the performances of the Magnificent Duo

Typical

hapthink these hideous accidents pen only to others— not to them.

If he

LLAMASAMAYA

insists on continuing fhis

ting his bed with asbestes- treated sheets and pillow cases. Get a table topped with formica (fireproof). Keep a fire extinguisher in the corner and the phone mamaber

| bt “the.

re”

Seperianrat

FLORINDA

posted over his bed. st

DEAR

*

ANN:We

are very dis-

“(The

appointed in the ‘other half ofthe human race ‘cailed boys. ;

One week. out.of

the year we

have what is called ‘“Twirp Week”. This means ‘that the girls invite ‘the boys out. Five of us girls who-go together > > > , > > > > >

MIAMI DRAPERY 1863 Loiza St. Santurce Tel 3-2111

>

Argentine

Singers

suicidal practice, protect yourself by buying twisi beds and. outfit-

Hurricane Singer. and

of the-Tropic) Doncer

Dancing to two Bands

JOEL MEYERS and his CALYPSONIANS

CHARLES MIRO & his Escambron Beach Band Admission — $1.00

@

little shy about what may seem to them teo cozy a party. Don’t be

way

effective

an

this

3RD ALARM:

DEAR that

mate or loved’ one. PISCES

homes

but it’s not

ALARM,

hold-

diplomacy

better. suggest

handle

to

follow

sense

bit

one

impréss

fine

our

when we want to entertain them? —SHEILA, MINDY, LES, SAL AND PAM

might

he

thinking

“on his own’

change

your intuition teday since it could

*

few feet I when

It’s only a mad gets

silent

ing

you will be .able really worthwhile

be

on

house

open

mention this so I've tried remain-

‘savings.

new channels and succeed. |. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. :|It

|

SAN

who

> your

if he must. He away.

There is very little thoughtto your

Union

ee

rible. There are always ashes on the floor. I’ve asked him nicely to please zo to the bath room and smoke

CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-to- Jan. 20) Avoid that smooth-talking

English,

| into e

CHURCH,

in

ter-

something

sheets

the

messes

of

game.

ashes ‘in and_ this

in his pajamas. I find the bed evéry morning

one

where we would cook, and then

the scarf of the night table, the bed sheets, pillow’cases and even

22 to Dec.

all will be well.

CHURCH, 5—Sermon

to

Dave wakes up several ‘times during the night and must have a cigarette. There are holes in

21) Take care that you follow every law that concerns you. Also, do not be critical of a higher-up. -Go to him, or her for valuable ideas and suggestions instead. Once you have understanding,

ings are held in English and Spanish at 500 p.m | SAN ieGenn Ponce de Leon, Stop

(Nov.

the fellows who have dated most during the year. We to take them to a movie,

us the You are my last hope, What |"planned

give praise where merited. P. M. THE CHRISTIAN SCfENCE. take care you do not enter into SOCIETY, located at 351 De Die-| any fracas when out socially. If go Avenue, Santurce, holds Sun-) would be unfortunate for all. in Spain En-

asked

LANDERS:

ANN +

DEAR

eR

day services at 9:45 a.m. nish and at 11:45 am,

an

at

Leon,

‘Tell Him Ashes Will Be His One Day

on

next few weeks, there will be SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) a special study course for young Instead of being critical of good people and intermediates. Fel- \ friends, as you. sometimes are lowship

de

Fonge

Ann Landers Says

others for support. Forget any misgivings or limitations you may feel. You have far greater ability

the

Nicholas: Bonamias, celebrate the opening of the newly

and manager

Pauline Asbury

remodeled and enlarged Steak Room at Stop22, (STAR photo by Betty Knorr.) =:

_

Se

ee

Lt

}

Sahel Ta

fe|

i

:

4

an STAN SAN -—~ Starter Biprit 95-1960~ [.

~ FERNOS

Munoz Backs Extension Of By

WALTER

STAR

Washington

the bill as is for four years, but | Democtatic

PRIEST

we would accept a lesser period.”

Correspondent

He

WASHINGTON — Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin yesterday indicated that he supports Rep. Thomas Cooley’s

extend for

(D.,

one

In

N.C.)

the Sugar

to

Act unchanged with

interview

Mufioz prefer

he

has

“been

toid”

that the Cooley position has the. best chance in Congress. Cooley is chairman og the House Agricultural Committee. Mufioz was noticeably cool toward an administration sugar bill backed ‘by the industry. He

year.

an_

STAR, ze

proposal

said

the

said he talked “informally” with

said: an extension

Cooley

of

at the Women’s

=

National

IKE-CUBA

/ (Continued policies

from

during

tiago March

his

Page visit

ment,

1) to

San-

which”

personally

ing

1.

of

said

worked

it.

the

draft-

‘

Eisenhower's letter will be conveyed by Ambassador Walter Howe to the president of

The President reaffirmed the standing policy of not interfer-

the

and he said no official in his administration has ever “made public statements or committed acts unfriendly toward Cuba or

Federation

of

Chilean

Stu-

document

was

ing

dents. The

made

14-page

public at the State Depart-

in

Cuban

internal

Club

Tuesday.

_ (Continued, dinner. here | sree may

. Page n 4 ‘ Puerte Rico's: 40> act on

‘Step ‘would be He’ noted that Puerto Rico is their ra a i -Four persons were sentenced , a attempting to overcome! deficit to’ let the ha c.tuetly incom: in Federal Court yesterday, three. production and it would be bet- mittee: To br: ing it ‘out to:certain on’ narcotics charges* and one ter to have “any extension that defeat would make them. respon- on an embezzlement ‘cotint. In ap le |. was: ‘redoes not alter conditions in sible for any | political repercus- another oe sions in Puerta Rico. Even a for- voked* for a. yoting Santurce Puerto Rico.” : mal committee vote might be di- woman. ae Sugar sources see Muiioz’ sta- sastrous. | In the Jatter case, Judge: CleChanees the Congres would miate eae Nazario issued the tement as the first crack in the Fenact the bill faded rapidly over first-federal, “split sentence” (on united industry front biil. the past few weeks as the Senate record ‘here: i talked its wai through a civil} Alicea Rodriguez Garcia: 21, |

rights filibuster while. work piled

Eisenhower on

|

affairs,

up

its people.

He

added:

.

“It is regretted that the same

cannot be said for the leaders of the Cuban government who

seem to have intentionally made

in

.commit

‘The

of

Senate. In-

terior . Commit! ee ‘has also indicated ‘it wants’ to hola ‘hearings in Puerto Rico.

_

.was

sentenced

| to

in jail and one’ and

a half years on probation: on a narcotics: charge. She had been free on probation on the same As the weeks” pass, p ‘it now becharge, but probation was recomes: harder | for committees to

quorums. Rubberstamp derogatory and most hostile sta- b muster passage of legislation becomes altements- regarding the United most .a necessity. | States Government and: people, At least one crucial report (the designed to. disrupt our 'traditio- Treasury Department’s) is, still

nally amicable relations.” .°

Santurce,

six months

lacking on the’ ‘Commonwealth -omnibus bill. And at! least one Con-

gressman, Rep. ‘Adam Clayton Powell (D.-N.Y.) 'has ‘hinted he will take pot shots at the measure if it ever does reach the :floor. | Chances of reaching the House, howéver, are ' considered slim. \in | view: of the . hostile reception expected from, ‘the conservative

House

Rules

Committee.”

In: offering > Mufioz. a diplomatic compromise, Congress can phrase

voked

for

misbehavior,

®

F

Mario: Bibiloni San iago, 40, of Ponce, was put on e year

probation after a co viction for embezzlement of funds

federal

from the

credit’ agenty

Commonwealth Edward

of the

Oil Refinery.”

Moreno,

23,

of

Rin-

—

con, was sentenced to three yéars .

in prison

and treatment

on

nar-

cotics ‘charges, ‘and Victor Nieves Ortiz,

33,

of

Santurce,

—

was

|

sentenced to five years and atment on the same, charges. Vicente Rivera Valpais, 41, of Ponce had‘a ‘five-year iprobation revoked and. was sentenced to

|

-serve that term and another one |

|

it to guarantee a minimum of po- ‘of ten years concurrently after | litical fallout 'in Puerto Rico. A he was found guilty of a sec-— | request

for

complex’

more

time

legislation

to

consider

_ becomes.

a

ond

valid excuse to delay action on a posal, parties

Choice. other

point.

particularly

when

concerned | have

no

It

‘also

two-year

gives shot

an-

at. winning

his

;

Rep. Leopoldo Figueroa has been. named jacting chairman: of

the Republic: n Party of Puerto Rico in the abscense of Sen. Miguel Angel Garcia Mendez: The latter embarks - Monday | with his family aboard. the SS. I Antilles for; a one-month ‘vaca| tion in Europe. Hy |

Famous Flamenco ‘Singer

and

her

Surplus ‘United.

grains

and oils worth 35) million dollars will

be, shipped

to Turkey. under

will

include.|wheat,

ra 1959 agreement, The shipments

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Spanish

States

corn,

cotton-

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and

Charles. W. dent tion

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by Juan. of 903 :

Trubec ‘Ave.,. Rio Piedras, Le Patrolman, Guillermo © Suarez investigated ‘the wharge that Figueroa Burgos threatened Darmanin for payment of a. settle: ment resulting from .an accident involving one of Capitol Transportation’s vehicles. i Taken before “Judge Ritardo Calderon, Figueroa was charged with violation of Article’ 82; holding a person at | gunpoint, held at $300 bail. | | :

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LEONARD

LONDON

Jast week. Deivey, which is the Spanish way of Saying Davey, also happens to be Belanfonte’s ‘of the Eagle Rock Council in son’s name. This inspired the Montclair, N. J. bet. Getting a special view from' Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Levitt his Dad’s shoulder’s. and rooting and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewithe winner home is young Master son, both gentlemen connected

LEDDINGTON

—(AP)—

handsome

engineering blueprints Fry,| 'over his bed.

Jeremy

36-year-old _ aristocrat

who was supposed to be best man

at the Princess Margaret wedding, has not got jaundice after all—but his doctor says it’s on the

way.

He’s feeling ‘“‘awful’’... “lousy” ...‘‘very speedy indeed’? —it de pends on which London newspaper out

wedding

next ‘month.

This

is the summary

day’s

as

best

London

man

at

have drop But

the

of the if

British

tempt in

this

papers

anything,

disguised

laws

are

of

libel

probably

the world,

lishing

much

was

agreed

on

yesterday’s papers. But the skeptisim through some of the

Fry himself telephone calls

here.

is not accepting except those con-

cerning his engineering wife, Camilla, who is

firm. His expecting

their third child next month, intercepting. all calls..

ed

in

showed delicate

phrasing of the Fry stories Hint Intimate Story |

He

treat-

for jaundice.”

. That

up.

normal

was

A few visitors who were allowto see Fry reported that he

was busy with business papers, and

Simone Signoref Denies Communist Affiliation HARRY

BELAFONTE

Davey and his famous father. The El Morro Ladies Golf Association entertained at a champagne luncheon at the El Morro Officers

Club

on

Tuesday,

honor-

‘was, preattractive speeches

were made. Marily Parham elected president, ‘Gussie’ lilae

as

P.,

and

Maria

vieso as Sect’y

and

Treas.

Dr.

V. and

Mrs.

was KilValdi-

Solomon

several

Jane’s make

days

to

trousseau, plans

and

for Jane’s

to

help in

June, which will be an_ international affair, held in the big city.

Gov.

James

E.

Folsom

‘Levittown

or

and

the

and

strictest

editors

pub-

from

Eng-

reporting

Ronde

Marine Alvin

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the

Dark,

of

LONDON voiced

—(AP)—

. his

thdught about

by

heads

“E

think

the

Alabama

State

Docks:

_ to be held aboard the yacht “Jamelle.”” The press, local dignitaries and officials will be feted. Also included. will be a cruise along

Jeff

the

coast on

Zucker,

the

head

‘‘Jamelle.”

of - Jeffrey

Construction Co. wed Weiner Thursday evening,

couple

left

for New

York

Marilyn and the

few days honeymoon... The

for

a

Sea-

view ‘Club~ at Ramey " AFB will hold its Easter Prom on Saturday 16... I overheard the other evening two panhandlitig alcoholics talking.. One bum Says to the other one, “Things are so, bad, my ulcers, are beginning to heal. p Raymond R. Snider has arrived in . St. Thomas to assime the duties of. District Scout Executive

and

of

to

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that

all

the

was

few

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and

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in

LIBERTAD LAMARQUE Gala

$7.50

Dinner

Saturday, tc

Shows nightly except Sundays. Continuous music by ‘César Concepcién and his Orchestra

contributed $834.40, he said. The check was delivered by Lt. Col. Angel H. Ruiz, and Jo-

than

$200 will be donated later by the

then’ quoted him pn, qher ‘pies -Mational Guard: as a contribution from its civilian

Joe Vallejo and his Quintet

administrative

Another check for more

employes. ° |

a

Call for reserved tickets before

from:

among 59 governmental agencies has been made by the Puerto Rico ‘National Guard, according

The funds were coHected from National Guard members throughout the island.

BE TTT

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things

Guard.

Cuban

Saturday April16

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National

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Two

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got

to Dr. Jose Luis Porrata, president, of the Puerto Rico Chapter of the Red Cross. The guard

Croix

shows ‘every. night .

and

France.”

current Red Cross campaign

2

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with

ago concerning

at

11:00 P.M. and 1:00 AM -

quoted

“sympathized

Monday

the the

CONDADO

Two

;

happening

Bing recorded his voice for Radio. Moscow’s ‘correspondent during the recent Squaw. Valley Olympics. His record of ‘How: Deep Is The Ocean” ushered him onto the air waves, and the broadcast, beamed. to North America,

~

WIVI, St. Thomas.

to visit |

the

questions.

Montand, had

He’s got a twinkle in his eye.”

of the day.

ASHFORD

things with which Communists also sympathized, especially a

his feet when speaking. got

Legislature

MILBURN CLERK

in a copyrighted article by the Los Angeles Examiner as saying she and her husband, Yves

replied. “When Mr. Khrushchev came over here, I think he made a very good impression. “We all saw how brilliant he is and how resourceful he is on “He’s

end

a visa.”

exchange

government.

to

“Maybe

of humor and other. talents of Nikita: .Khrushchev. Bing was asked in_a recorded interview

he

and

up because |

a visa

in

SOCHOOSHHOSHOHOOHHOCOCSCOOCO

—I do not know— but I do know that when I applied again in 1959 I gave the same answers

Moscow, Radio for the high sense

visits

I.

Communist)

came

head

Rico

p.m. The Governor’s address will be broadcast over radio station

say-

the manufacture of atom bombs,” she told interviewers.

The

over

the

question

seeking

of

Crosby

of

she was refused

Irv

Bing

mind

the United -States in 1957. “Someone said it was because I signed the Stockholm Appeal

other

appreciation

what

member The

Visits By Leaders

to attend a series of . cocktail parties, luncheons, etc. sponsor-by

a

La

Captain

Alabama will plane in on Monday ed

at

V.

Party.

Madrid, Spain attending the International Convention of National

Register...

not

was

Puerto

John D. Merwin of Islands will address

con- | Virgin

ing she is not and never has been

Larry Chervernak, who heads National Cash Register here is in

Cash.

she does

Seto de-

V. I. Legislature

HOLLYWOOD (AP) — AcadeAward winner Simone Sig-

matter,

recently

Merwin To Address

noret says that, although she considers her politics a personal

Bing For Exchange.

select

wedding

famous

the Philadelphia Phillies and Tress, of El] Comandante.

:Estren

help

the

my

Housing Projects,” are vacationing at El San Juan Hotel... Also enjoying the beauties of El San Juan Hotel and the island are Rabbi Harold Kushner and Mrs. Kushner, of New York also..

evening,

vacationing at El San Juan Hotel. Dr. Estren is Senior Physician for the New York City Police force. Mrs. Clem Littauer has joined daughter Jane in New York for

SON DAVEY -..a day at the races

with

ing the out-going officers, and installing new. officers for the coming year. Popular retiring president, Ann Webstér sented with some very gifts and appropiate

AND

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the

in-New York.

formerly

of the Office. of New York. —

maga-

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ment

to be building

given

been

Dr...Clarence

resigned

Monserrat

may

suggest-

any

Fry’s physician, Dr. T. Gordon land can be fined heavily Neill, told newsmen that his pa-’ imprisioned for violations. tient “has not got jaundice yet, it seems

who

zine could: possibly say that would cause embarrassment. SS Gov.

reports

skc* icism.

one

what,

carrying

is being

of Labor

replaces

nior,

influenced his decision to out as best man in order

which most of the local press’ is

but

He

to avoid any embarrassment in the lofty circles of British royalty.

of yester-

thinly

Department

has

of the Division of the Commonwealth

time.

of Fry’s private: life. The papers suggested

on Fry’s case of jaundice, a story with

Monserrat

vote kis time to a study of migration: of Americans. Monserrat planned to print an intimate story | had been acting chief for some

ed

newspaper

scattered

Both the London Daily Sketch and the Daily ‘Herald reported Thursday that one of the sensational-type continental magazines

you read— and thereis no other reason, Fry insists, why he had

to drop

Joseph

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opof

BRIDGE-TODAY. request care of

for the leaflet principles of

Address

to William Seamon this newspaper.

your in

All

Catholic

the

acclaim

of -the

towns-

people who waved: palms to demonstrate their joy. This joyful occasion, however, is the foreboding of the

sorrows that would befall Him later, ending in crucifixion. After processions along the streets masses in churches

: will and

represent

the suffering

the

of

death

Jesus

and

‘the red vestments with which the priests begin the mass will be changed at the end

in

of

North iD 3s ‘Pass

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was

redoubled or more than the value

|The bidding:

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diamond

the South hand and the queen of clubs was led. West covered

manner.

churches will revive this joyous occasion when Jesus Christ made his triumphal entry into Jerusalem, amidst

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cessary (he should have thought sooner) and-now underled the face of hearts. Declarer let it ride to his queen and cashed another trump as both defenders followed. Three rounds of diamonds were cashed as South threw his remaining heart. A

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West

In Puerto Rico, Palm Sunday is celebrated in, the tradi-

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“El Prestamista” has been playing at the Tapia Theater for several weeks.

Br ridge ‘id Today

Z Z

Palm Sunday.

visitors

and observers in the island under the sponsorship of the State Department’s Technical Cooperaration and Educational Exchan-} ge

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for the purple ones signifying the sorrow of the the crucifixion.

world

at

France Leaving Bizerfe TUNIS

(AP)—

Bourguiba.

President

told

National Assembly

the

Habib

Tunisian

Thursday

that

France has agreed to withdraw all troops from installations around the big Bizerte naval base by Oct.

31.

The U. S. Army is in the market for field laundry equipment requiring

the

little

National

THE BETTER HALF

or

no

water,

Inventors

says

We

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those aces and kings were going to sleep. Logically, how in the world would the opponents get

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»

in

UF.

. |

two,

in

with

kitchen

and

Condado

sec-

Hotel. rates.

COLONIAL

HOUSE, 606 Olimpo|]

Avenue, . Santurce, Centrally located. Single and double accommodations with private bath, some air Mrs.| con-

-ditioned.

Rates from

$4.

singte.

Cruthirds, 955

UF

HOTEL MIR — Overlooking the plaza in ARECIBO, 48 miles West of San Juan on Route air

features

Rican

i

2. Double rooms $5 to $9, some new Shop

finest

erican

specialties.

Telephone Arecibo

Warren

Puerto

James,

.

DORADO

Daily.

GUEST

Tel. 2-4351. 865 |

weekly,

HOUSE

rs t

Mer.

L

CASCADE GUEST BOUSE — in the city. No.6 Park Santurce. ‘ments — fTooms

4B at

te 8t., apart— air monthly

Telephone} 519

— Very

near

re " €

Guest

politan

with

(ite

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residents

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aera payne

area, 2 eee

on

jrentals. |Please 3-8400, dure w

as

private

or

Must rill

Realty, | hours. Aas

~ Por

age meat

a \tamnity

‘man heeds 2 or 3 bedrooms, furnished or apartment or house,

' phone Paul Ryan, 23-8400,

+

Tele-

ur

10240~CS*~<‘CS

412

House

1850 McCleary Ave.

CAMELLIA

beach,

ee

Hotels

| WANTED

- GARAGE

Space suitable for

cial

+

a

Tel.

3-6802.

BOUSE-—_

near

uF

GUEST

‘amd

3-8400.

-

UF

869

La Concha.

eee, aoe het eee nae

55] restaurants,

-

:

JENNY’S:

4

year old need apartment, .in Santurce

the

Phone 3-6712 or writé 804 Fz. Juncos,

want Air rates.

aircondi-

Fe ae cee aed tebeeeede S|

Intercontinental.

‘

ace

1102

conditioned,

All Isla

AUNT

Apartment.

furnished,

rates. C.A. Rivera, Manager. 2-6267. i 1159 R single, $10, double. include complete breakfast.

UF

tion one block from La Concha Private entrance: Daily & weekly

travel.

La Concha

-

decorated

living

private

House.

Personal Beach Hotels. Telephones 3-6231 and

MAGDALENA

tioned

cilities.

Seach

for couples

aS

large

Condado. Avenue, Ashford 1122 apartments. Maid ooms and ea pened. Hot water. Some éervice. All and Best (ith air conditioning. pecial

‘with

‘ocean,

*@

}

RENT

A

1137

night .clubs.

Phone

3-1977.

73

|

Condado ‘

411

beach of Laquillo, Puerte Rican continental food. Laquille, P.R. 303 | SAN

ANTONIO

Tapia“ Rooms 5 minutes

ming —

GUEST

t. Ocean Park, private bath, from

beach. Geod distance.

; = San

REALTOR-is reserved

veal: i

UF One swim-

restaurants -within Breakfast served.

a ‘collective mark register-

ea in the U. S. Patent Office, It is

and

Juan.

I +

HOTEL -LUQUILLO — OUEAN VIEW RESTAURANT. Gn the ocean. Double roems,$7 3 minutes from the famous

}.

for

use

only

by,

estate. boards affiliated Association of Real

BEALTORS

—

give

service!

4

of

the | Estate

are-

{prepared 6 help you sell, | Simance, evaluate or-mankage teal estate.

oy

ISLAND

and restaurant. P. R.

pétio.

}

YUNQUE

view

TO

¢

lot, all or

development, |

bel

each

i

Ti

‘When you deal in real-estate, be safe,

9 Sep

the beach Pantene:

bath,

private

entri

r

alc

WORKING FAMILY with’ bahy and two

3-1317. 702

WANTED © |

.

yooms

with

—HOUSE conditioned

GUEST 67 air ingle

Telephone

call

aay * |

=

WASHINGTON and Double

: Association.

i

j

a)

UF

&

1174

Court, corner Caribbean Tourist

pare your meals thé way you them and) when you want conditioned room at reasonable Telephone |3-0748. 160 |

=

hew furnished reoms from $4 per pergoa single and $8 double. Social Securi804, 4th de Leén Ponce Building, ty Mrs. Vega. 401-402, Apartment oor, 6763.

automobile |

Enjoy; MAKE YOUR home away from home private|in Miramar at 904 J. Marti, A-2 Pre-

Cool,

Hotels.

estimates,

4

exclusive.

stream and scenic

Condado

free

WANTED

-

LOTS FOR SALE — 2250 meter MARIA SANTA tet, Magnolialevel tand,

er

and

ani. all

system. These materials.

For

FARM

ment. Mr. Rivera — Telephone 2-4818,

LUQUILLO' — EL

Hilton

eee

| bat CO. an between Portelere and story house to be wil : with farm smal, a buy 3 WANTED lease long consideree propositions May bofor used ee atwith | some trait tages on it, Write David

m9

aribe

Road,

POOLS

-SWiMMING

3

419 | copper

~

Other good Cintrén 2-0911, Box’ 729, Roosevelt.

MsOUSEon your

——

eee

ate

Another in| Garden Hills, 905 meters.| eamot pay | Beautiful lot with 32 metérs frontage.| Mrs. Ochoa,

GUEST JUAN ANTILLES GUEST HOUSE, in lovely | SAN licamar, with nice ocean view. Near | breakfast and drinks

Cupey

ee

Se

413

7 LOTS

INDUSTRIAL

IN OLD San Juan, Cristo Street, block

UF

Estate Brokers, 248 F. D. Ave. [Tel 2-3013 Ext 227.

Bidg:, Calle of Catalén’ Calle del Parque, San-

floor 2T0URd corner La | SU2Ce iss

a

with

RENT FOR \ -BUILDINGS of | {

VILLA NEVAREZ — $ minutes from the University. excellent home with many features; air conditioned room, builtin Hi Fi, |concrete patio, utility room, @tc. Reasonable price, F.ELA. gage. A. C. & R. C. contra ti

monthly

(ais.

[Seca ‘Tele d go

phone 3-1644,

Call

;

entrance, (2

a

joining bath, Lofza

dining-

room, 908

balance’ FAH $9,200. Rent $100 intron Realty, 2-0911, |Box i :

ome

beach.

near

MARIAS,

LAS

PUNTA priva'

with Humphrey

$3,000, ‘balance FHA.

2

ey. and | Ave. de Le6n etc. Can. make- arrangement | for meals. | Roose from, Ponce a ate eae ‘wean = call) Mrs. Parrilla, |: For_ — 7 \4 mos = ‘sane pot 3-8400, 6:30 — 4. |\ 415 jaded ae OF |} 4391 oft | 1112

mort-

living reom,

meter $2900

lingual lady.

OSA: Near new shopping Convenient home for its per-

sonnel,

‘manufacturing. \For call 3-0440; Miss Ve-

please

of thd Buns. with Bt- 1 ben yen Secome Hee part with children, [Hot water, | miock

kitchen. 1117 meter. lot. $26,000. Low down payment. Call Wall, 8-1248. 1164 413

‘SANTA éenter.

is

413

- 'Roém]

with ail toctilies Sex.aice cil whe

.

Street:

liberal

>

term lease ayail-

4254

| |

EXTENSION 108 ANGELES

it .

Onix

0

Teenico

2-5856.

ROOMS FOR RENT

1175

For

and.

Street

GocatedCentro L

ion

offered

UNIVERSITY and) shopping nice cool rooms. with all privi51) rates, Margarita ‘leges. Reasonable Rio Piedras. For ~in-] lcormer Humacao, or formation call Mrs. Vega; 3-6769 after 6 PM |6-0951.

Saldehs. Tol. S00.

room, two ‘bath home

at.a very | Screened. ‘ ¢

okayed. Price under $13,500 total cash. Dr. John Kennedy, Phone 3-6634 AM. i 607 Arecibo Street, Apt. 3, Miramar. i i 411 ‘1170

living

: —

NE

by

‘Telephone

; neighbor-

t

.

423

3

Eng!

y

near

Lovety Four

back,

19

a

M15

Road Tintillo -—_ AREA CAPARRA Most desirable residential section. Exceptionally beautiful new three ‘ed-

Telephone

Santurce.

on

heme

413 | Kitchen,

from

or

weekly

for

Ideal

lot.

of

‘ations, .to your house and premises. TPico| Inc” Tel. 2-3013 Ext 211, Box 14203,

-

bedrooms,

4

4

Weekends,

Road.

and

‘ DEVELOP

Auecis|Gg

3-4171

GEST

Affambra

airconditioned,’

front

hool for ‘0! yet

~ HOME IMPROV

Don't

.

“Bucca

San

2371.

Ied

55

Ave.,

'@ | &C!

Realty.

— Hato Rey,

PENOS, Rie Piedras isidence, 1000 square meter

gate;

rentals.

seen

be

May

3-6152.

Call’

Ponce

Ca-|pome

COMFORTABLE FURNISHED screened Vaciatalega beautiful at bungalows, Cangrejos de Boca Beach, Montebay,

one

$24,500.

seven divisions

1060

1.000

occupancy invimeioasl immediate top servants | ers its “C values offers

1129

Hato

Vedado,

to University.

PM.

Guaynabo

AVENUN

chen. $400 9 PM.

Rodci-

section.

El

211,

Triana

uez after

for

rent,

for

Residential

only.

person

resi-

desirable}

ished —- NEW beautifully CONDADO immediately house- for rent. Available and until July 3tst. 3 airconditioned bedwith rooms, 2 baths. maid’s quarters private bath, fully equipped built-in kit-

425

price

‘available,

—_

IN

apartment

small

Box

R.

P.

Telephone

WORTH

411

-

Totar

office: -spate’

Santurce. Centrally docvat Parkin; i) Private sanita-

S

Rocsevelt

415

Development. Brand new residence, 3 condern all lot, big bedrooms, veniences. Totally screened and protect-| ed. Furnished $200, unfurnished $150. Peralta, Realtor, vhones 25192 and 2-4237. 44 : 977

Phone

occupancy. minumum appointment.

lot.

space.

1500 8Q. FF.

plus

ry installations,

lors & RealAve.,Estate Tel

bed-

aud diningroom, ample built-in kitches. | ~ Bearing fruit orchard. Excellent neizh- | borhood. FHA mortgage $13,500 414% interest. For information call Dr. Mar- | NEAR tin Hernandez Ramirez, 3-5356. . Afier center,

with-

other

to

rent

for

Guaynabe,

. Juan,

ment, utilities included. Spacious livingdining, kitchen, bathroom. Wall to wall sliding door closets. Laundry, poreh and Best residential section, large terrace. one block from beach. $200 per month, six months’ 2-0023 for 1169

residence

containing

Separate

apartment, equipnew

penthouse furnishings,

NEW new

BRAND generous

PRIVATE

estate

available

pantry. Telephone, and garage. Re’ laundry quarters, near Cuatro Location: reasonable. Nes,

3

this opportunity. Cintrén 729, Roosevelt, 2-0911.

6-3269. concrete | § PM iawn, large Enclosed party. residence, all Screened. Spacieus porch; | 1177 living room — (ding room, master other bedthree with bath; bedroom and kitchen bath; independent AT BUCARE rooms;

FURNISHED APARTMENT for couple or single person, with linen and crockery included, telephone, has huge bedroom, of

largefe

Laundry

r

beautifully

1166

dences

screenei.

rent,

Stteet. 3 bedrooms, bath, fully equipped built-in kitchen, laundry, porch, | car, terrazzo floors. Total price $21,300. rén Realty, 2-0911,- Box 729 Roese' vegt. 485

decorated, three airconditioned apartment. Porch, living-dining, very modern kitchen, two bathrooms. Laundry with washing-machine and drying First clas# referenccs required. porch. Call 2-2643: $300 rent.

KENT

or

two baths, livingroom, * terrace, carport, kitch i ‘binet

URBANIZACION

413

ATTRACTIVE

lots

Axclusiv

beauty ii

qi

drugstore

hood. Make this home ‘| reasonable price. A.C,

1

AT Cacique 2023, Santur15th. Unfurnished 3 bedrooms,

59

FOR

stop,

mear

i ing “ youngsters,

SALE

sale

t

s

FOR

FRANCISCO,

s, le

49

1163

corner

1133

APARTMENTS

SA roq d full

413

3-3550.

101

suite

versity,

412

>i 4

HOUSES

yard private large mirador, garage, adabove Rent $150. For information, dress or call 3-2545,

Besosa.

Leon

de

Ponce

Martin.

Parque,

garage |

:

furnished

ConReparto house by the beach’ sular, Isla Verde, Left of Coral Beach Hotel, one block from San Juan Hotel. Living and diningroom, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathreoms, servant’s quarters, 2 car Information lot. meter 1400 garage.

Check Rico? Puerto. IN INVESTING our listings of commercial, industrial, Competent sites. hotel residential, and feasibility and finanadvice regarding Invest. projects. estate of reali eing Condominium Comntpany, Service ment San

home. 3 bedrooms, 1-1|2 baths, and large yard, Call 2-8825

1145

_OFFICES FOR RENT

ROOSEVELT — Space and excellent location makes real buy. 4 bedrooms. room, etc. 10. minutes

MARIAS — Completely unfurnished ocean front

near

MODERN,

FOB ANY problem in REAL ESTATE, islets, beaches, land, of buying for Dorado near land and houses guest M. Harry San Juan.

PUNTA LAS fyrkished or

screen-

ed, completely equipped kitchen. Brefia Beach, three minutes from Dorado Maescall Beach Hotel. For information tre, 6-6124.

nas tarse listings REALTY CINTRON ot farms, business properties, buildings, Santa Maria. sale: for rent, for nouses 9-0215. san Franctsco, Garden Gills, Villa CaCall us — we 1169 Santuree. Rey. Hato parra, will hetp you find the right house for | vou 2-0911, Box 729, Roosevelt, PR 53 1101 NS AVAILABLE

call Hotel, Beach Tel. 2-4351. Box 4, 900

HOUSES FOR

we

visitors

for

fent

for

APARTMENTS

nd tourist overflow at! resular prices. ictures, complete description of scores t houses for sale, beach front property, ceam front farms, islands and_ investFRANCISALLEN J. property. nent ASSOCIATES, AND REALTOR‘USNairn and Ashford Avenue, Condade 3506, 3-8775. UF ‘79

FOR

a

3

HOUSES

ESTATE

god

REAL

HOUSES FOR RENT

amd. 1324

deal

through

a REALTOR!

FURNITURE

FOR

i

infant | COMPLETE OFFICE furniture and equipment forsale, nearly new, ts includi ng chairs, table, file, typewriter. See offiee

410,

Condominio

telephone 2-4614.

Bue =

ier.

—

be:

male or female bookkeeper | Cacique, combination needed. | 2127 oe { Dpen| Salary. Appointment! will be? ar-| — fool re Cail’ 8-1162. rat ty

2 and stenographer

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4187

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414

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;

: MACHINFOR ERY SALE

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and miscellaneous {4 door nel Rekord. 70 articles. Street3, 1960 Altami

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Pf].

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|

Meiliavilla’s Machine $3; Stop 28, R by Fs Noms

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write

FOR. + SALE t

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sale

‘tro

| deliver. $5.00 one week, $15per .00 month. | EA ® ABforeign auto ani air condi tioners for|Te lerental Servic, |. |_ Pest American. Good | 267 ae . Ur | Control

bdtiona rd ‘period. Gonnn \Jocat eoeed in e pn tionary period. ‘ PAA Sea:Plane Terminal Building, north | 6.3793.

(Box. 4187,

BUSINESSES

é

over}

{

90d English dictation, ‘person: cars, chiving naptiv, “typing, 304 hour Startin week,g $175 | im-| | prices, cluding half e, day Saturday. Factory fimanci mechaning. cs.

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for sale

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CONTINENTAL DETECTIVE BUREAU: The most sompetent Agency Sra

264

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$28,000

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trade.

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Robert Mitchell, Gallarde lanes rtments g, a Apt. 5, Vi-f ita Cabarte,, G ‘ida Buildinoge e e :

| fate

Wi8 | new battery.’ Brakes

| Successful business

- | | ‘Uniformed REFRIGERATOR, > Payroll. Escort, Con.| 6 months a al a Govctenal >! 1072 nwetllastas ‘justable droning - board, miscellaneous | Juneos Ave. Tel. Santuree 2-5282, C; items.

Radio, white nite pws steeri #1600. Weal, Los

cemitition,

!

Infantry, Located in San| Juan. For details 1g | BOx.B-

‘

:

:

$400. New rings; Geod condition:

ot

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roonis. | :

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Near

Road.

| |

Sundar

Week of April 17th. | changed, etc. $975.

far Bee

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Nelsom.

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fan, be increased mirrors, 2 statues; 2 poscstals san inet * br ao sate eile + Pee " Call’ 6-5272, | 2 r ie ne . : , Lee ae. _| Phone 27-5856. Balto{ , 4194 fal * we ais 1132 : ! i Se : 412 re | . ar Pret | ) ~ — i . 4 | LEAVING ISLAND, selling GE portablebie Pe : ’ : |. 4Ty 14 | | SALESE & SERVICE Store: - office equip| TV; RCA Hi-Fi, ,table model; electtic DETEC TIVE ‘BUREAUS | Stove: and automatic washing machine. inent, typewrit cash registers Py keys, ete. In ers, | 10 Yardley Place, Ocean Park. Tele. | —— business ten years., safes, Good

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value, for

tional and similar. Livingroom, yoom, be : porch, | en furn

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40

Union Nh-

3-2545. & 49

Residences Building E-3,| Unt} of Puerto Rico. Carpenter Roai Univers ity Avenue. Home Friday

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(MZb bine ; : _POSIFIONS MEN oa : {.| WANTED,’ Te —— — MAIYBE D’,) Head’ waiter, @r ‘Club |

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