The San Juan Star (13 abr. 1960)

n Juan Star

DAILY EXCEPT ~ SUNDAY

$13,

Vel.

I

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday, April 13, 1960

No. 139

10¢

Seoond-ciass postase

paid

at San

Rico

Juan,

Puerte

Tel. 3-8400

OO Union Loss overed By Bond

Beverly Aadland Changes Story,| $28,000 Theft Says Stanciu Shooting Accidental Probe Continues HOLLYWOOD (AP) —Beverly ‘Aadland changed her story of how a young actor met death in her apartment, and now claims William Stanciu was shot accidentally during a playful scuffle on her bed, police said yesterday Deputy

Police

By HAROLD

Chief Thad Brown

told the Associated Press: “Beverly

admits

she

lied

when

UDEM,

police told her a lie detector test to

her

Monday

dicate false.

of

her

story

parts

in-

The

the

shot

to his

“Miss

was

jibe

temple

Aadland’s

with

the

Beverly,

WILLIAM STANCIU e--Not

an

Attacker

(See

;

the

membership confession

ed

“in the

The

name

was

not

of

the

103rd

immediately

vic; avai-

lable. He died-as a result of injuries

cident on

the

received

and

in

the

island

an

earlier

ac-

from

out

incomplete,

po-

report

fires.

is

U.S.

evidence.”

17-year-old

protege

of

der investigation. Prior. to yesterday’s

reports,

sel

at Pier

Page

and

toid

members

101 fatalities had been tallied of the crew of 21 that he was in automobile accidents. With the: not returning to the ship, the death in Moca and the subse-: Rio Hanna. quent of a ‘patient injured in an, U.S. immigration aides said

earlier® accident, now

the

average

is

they

had

heard

exactly one death a day that Arvelo ‘| here. (See TRAFFIC, Page 20)

may

from

seek

the

all

Rafael

Ber-

complicity.

Union

officials

stole

charged

from

the

welfare

of

rested

the

Union

yesterday

District UNION,

attorney FranPage 20)

of by

Dock

Em-

was

FBI

ar-

agents

under the Labor-Management Disclosure Act passed last September. It was the first arrest in Puerto Rico that statute.

Chief

U.

S.

for

violation

of

:

Atty.

Francisco

Gil

said that Cid admitted illegally taking more than $1,000 of the

union’s was

funds

since

the

L-M

Act

passed.

Gil added

that Cid, now

free on

$1,000 bail, asked waiver of eral grand jury action and he would plead guilty.

The

L-M

Act

Fedsaid

requires

both

unions and managements to’ file data with the Federal Government, and, according to U. S,

authorities here,

fund. Federal (See

5)

the ves-

the

confessed

$13,000 or and report-

president

‘from

treasury

resulted

this

from

the arrest an

of Cid

examination

of

data.

Heated Partisan Opinion Voiced On Julia Censure By The

A.

W.

MALDONADO

censure

of

Republican

Sen. Charles H. Julia by the Commonwealth Senate late Monday

night.

created

a flood

of heated

partisan politics yesterday at the Capitolio. The reaction was capped by these three events:

authorities

he departed 13

Berrios

Saturday that the sister of the same officer who rifled the union

an aspiring actor, apartway into her Saturday, raped her

Immigration

when

Canales.

Cleared

funds.

originally

last night were hunting the cap‘tain of a small Dominican freighthree-year-old Ana Torres Morales was killed Monday while play- ter who: deserted his ship earing in the street in Moca. Poli- lier in the day. ce identified the driver of the Gapt. Rafael Arvelo reportedly automobilé as Eleuterio- Nieves took all personal belongings with Otere, The accident is still un-

him

told

Meanwhile, the Commonwealth Justice Department continues investigating the alleged theft of $28,000 from the UDEM welfare

ID. R. Ship Captain Deserts In San Juan

lice officials explained. In another fatal’ accident,

was

attorney

UDEM

secretary-treas-

ployes. (UDEM-AFL-CIO),

the

had _ been

allegedly

Cid,

At

before

officer

Guillérme

urer

Confession

rios

Yesterday, on the 103rd day of the year, the police tote board at Hato Rey +headquarters resiired its 103rd_ traffic fatality of

tim

Saturday.

was

UDEM

edly assumed the sole blame for the felony and specifically clear-

At An Even One-A-Day Pace year.

of

to having embezzled more in union funds

Traffic Fatalities Now 103 the

last

the

union

fired.

and

physical

SHOOTING,

confession,

assembly

that

sworn

story just didn’t

the late Errol Flynn, gave police this story: , Stanciu, . forced his ment early

the

In a hand-written statement,

“Ordinarily,” he added, suicide cases, a person puts

muzzle

an

time,

Stanciu.

fatal

to

members

said, indicating that the was several inches away

when

supposed

read

’ Stanciu’s head wound was not “a contact wound,” the police officer muzzle

that

sworn before him, or before any notary or judge.

After a playful struggle, the accidentally discharged, morwounding

stated

officer involved had not been

were

bed. Stanciu picked up a gun his bréther Kenneth, had given him “and, started fooling around with tally

also

alleged confession of a union

. Brown said Beverly gave this reyised account: She and Stanciu, 20; .had sexual relations on her

it.”’ gun

FBI Arrests Guillermo Cid

Cario Canales, lawyer for

she said Stanciu raped her.” He said she admitted lying after

administered

J. LIDIN

The attorney for the Union of: Dock Employes (UDEM-AFL-CIO) said yesterday that the fidelity bond which supposedly protected union funds had lapsed, and the $13,000 allegedly looted from the union treasury may be a complete loss.

1—Luis A. Ferre, Party gubernatorial

met with his party leaders “to consider the censure.”.A spokes-

BEVERLY AADLAND «-- Not

Assaulted

Beaches Probe Due beach

area by the Hotel House

and

Senate

Dorado. will

look into the reported sale asylum‘ “Mar. Chiquita” beach. (See BEACH, Page 5) .crew

A

‘e santa:

e

man

no de

The Senate yesterday approved a motion by the leader of the Independence Party calling for an investigation of the use of The

Republican candidate,

also

of

announced

there

would

be

“immediate action.” 2—Sen. Gilberto Concepcion Gracia,

president

of the

Inde-

pendence Party, blasted the censure as an “immature and arbitrary political move” by the Popular Party. 3—Sen. /Luis A. Negron Lopez, Popular Party* floor leader who

presented the censure motion, stated firmly that “a Senate with self-respect

(See

can

FULIA,

not

vacilate

Page

20)

on

STAR

' SEN.

phote

by

Gunter

Bett

CHARLES H. JULIA .. Furore Stil On

2

THE SAN SUAN Sra

South

Africa Calls For White. Immigrants as

By LYNN: HEINZERLING JOHANNESBURG (#—South Africa is closing against migratory Negro labor and seeking

likely sources

its gates to swell

running

the influx of white immigrants, the government announced yesterday

. cultural

A

long

million

range

whites

plan

Speaking Saturday.

to

against

by Interior Minister Cape Town.

in

by

J.

improve

the

balance

10

million

blacks

F.

Naude

before

of

was

fourth

white

week

man’s

of

a

attempt

te

farmers cheap

in

the Netherlands, Belgium

and

the flow,

annually.

chambers

other

which

He

told

of commerce,

organizations

to

(AP)—Princess

bring

Navide

assassinate .

and Germany

this

a

warning

to

the

plus

do

painting

and are

in less than

Members

her photobooked to

of

in wartime

whether

royalty

is worth

it.

ritime

to

without

the

A call for an inquiry into the basic causes of African

for

other African territo-

discontent was voiced by the leader of the United Party, the parliamentary opposition to Verwoerd’s, gov-

allegations

ernment. oe . Sit de Villiers Graaff, the United Party leader, said

by the thousands denied

jong:

from

‘desiias

that~

to build and takes a minimum of 7,000 pounds ($19,600) a week

$1,500,000 For Roads Interim

Governor

Roberto

against

the

Nationalist

government.

ST.

to

the

San-

Secretary

of

Public Works for the construction and improvement of municipal roads, the ‘Fortaleza announced. A

Fortaleza

spokesman

also

announced that Governor Munoz is expected back in Puerto Rico

States

~‘sometime

cause

versy.

naval

architects

Some

nean,

or

perhaps

ped for the

be-

both,

are

tion.

lar

of the

Nebraska

Censolidated

Mills in Omaha, has been appointed

operations mamager

of

Molinos de Puerte Rico. Blackburn, is a graduate of the University

member

lers

of Omaha

with

nearly

25 years of milling experience. He was largely responsible for the starting of operations at Molinos de Puerto Rico in 1959.

SI cS

aQ Alo

6.)

MANES.

6 MM.

ALO

PASTAS

Sl\

a Cos) Pe ?:

S

so

He cases rently

far

this

year

under

study

to

fatalities

the

to announce

EXCLUSIVE

that we are

RETAILERS of

OTTAVIA

CREATIONS

Exquisite

BEDSPREADS

WITH

MATCHING

DRAPES

year,

IMPORTED

SWISS

he

said.

Embroidered

eyelet,

Tel.

CURTAINS

waterproof

SHOWROOMS ¥ Earle

Dr.

José

St., Condado 3-2430

silk

INC.

3606

J.

FOOT

years

for

the

and

Virgin

Urban

~

Re-

_

proposed

asks: that ing Fund

the be

$50,000

$100,000

to

cloudy .with

polio

teday

by

and

Workfrom

for

working

the

insular

occasional tonight.

.

occasional

showers,

- Chiropodist

1419 Fernéndezr Junces Ave. Step 23 Phene 3-807)

deeded

to

the

govern-

ment by a Sf. Croix resident; Relieving certain exceptions in the audit of .the -Retirement Fund by confirming annuities and loans made during a-period when local retirement ordinances were suspended;

The

amending

of

the

Virgin

Island Code provisions to . bring lottery. ticket practice up to date. Amendments-to the Virgin Islands

Code

were

asked

by .the

governor to delete provisions requiring employers reports to the Commissioner of ‘Finance for computing workmen’s compensation to be sworn before a notary public; and transfer the

Board

of

Control

Beverages

and

of

Alcoholic

..the

Banking

Board and related laws from the administrative jurisdiction of the Department of Finance to the. Office of the Government

showers

For

Puerto

and

Jamaicans Holding Minister, Followers

coaswith

isolated

KINGSTON,

Jamaica

(AP)-—

The. Rev. Claudius Henry and nine of his followers remained under

arrest

yesterday

ges of treason and authorities declined ther they

had

on

char-

government to say whe-

plotted sean

the

government. thundershowers today and toA police official oni matenight. East northeasterly winds, rials for homemade bombs and 12-20 knots. machetes were found.on a raid HIGH TEMPERATURE YES‘which led to the arrests. TERDAY: 86 at 1:45 p.m.

STATESIDE

TEMPERA-

TURES: At 2:00. p.m.; - Nantucket, 49, partly cloudy; New York, 67, partly cleudy; Washing-

_ “There

Plans

is

to

no .

blow

evidence

up

of

government

buildings and kill ministers and officers, but of course they were not storing these things as toys,”

the

official

said.

Followers of the Rev. Henry Miami, 77, partly cloudy; Chi- have been disgruntled since last cage, 65, clear; Brownsville, Tex., October when they sold their 79, clear; Philadelphia, 72, clear. belongings with the intention of /returning ‘te Africa. The ship

ten, D.

C.,

75, partly

cloudy;

and support they expected from Professional

TREATMENTS

chiens

The return of a piéce of land

formerly

On Treason Charge

LOW TEMPERATURES YES| TERDAY: 69 _.... _. __ ---and

government in National Park Service construction on St John; Creation of a Marine and Aviation Division in the Public Works Department to administer harbors ‘and airports; Provision for- semi-monthly. rather than monthly payment of annuities from the Employees Retirement Fund;

legislation

Revolving inereased

Rico, Virgin Islands, and tal waters: mostly cloudy

Cagaas

professional

drinking

FORECAST: Fer San Juan, Ponce, and Mayaguez: mestly

DR. ANTONIO P. PEREZ | 21

of

WEATHER

32

Podriatrist

ton

Participation

Mulero St.

price

Housing

three

Wednesday AR Night Pharmacy Fernandez Junmcos 2304 Santurce’ Tel. 3-5169 Dectots om Night Daty Metropolitan Area San Juan — Santuree Rio Piedras — Barrio Obrero Cali Tel. 3-2467 fer information assistance Pa Nueve — Caparra Terrace Dr.‘ Victor J, Pagan LA No. 2 Caparra Terrace Tel. 8-9751

Tel.

SHOWER

his

capital;

determine

from

per

Other

e

Baklorioty

and

water,

Another bill would authorize the purchase of agricultural station property from the Federal government. The residence on the property would be available for the governor’s use.

49.

been

resulting

:

are pleased

increas-

following

newal Authority.

said there are four other in Ponce which are cur-

if they are polio. So far, there have this

at

selling

cents

-3 Deaths Thus Far

Rico

the

Islands

Emergency Registry We

to

water from 50 cents to $1 per ton for private and commercial users, and from 35 cents to 75

of the Operating Mil-

Association

yesterday set the total of registered cases of polio in Puerto

ee | ei

lines

assembly.

se

and

disease control for the Com|monwealth Health Department

nme

Gov.

The party line bill would make 4it a misdemeanor for persons to refuse to relinquish the telephone for an emergency call, or to falsly represent another call as an emergency. The water bill would increa-

Dr. Rafael Timothee, director of the division of communicable

=

—

State of the Territory message to the legislature’s second regu-

From 49 Polio Cases

WAV,

I.

of drinking

were’ introduced

say

tip-

V.

party

ing the price

contro-

honeymoon destina-

THOMAS,

lephone

to

rolls

looke

Thursday.”

AY we LAALIO

fore

the

aa,

from

have

like a pig. Even her

:

John D.:Merwin submitted a total of eight bills, one draft of a bill, an amendment: to the Virgin Island Code and a draft of another amendment to the code to the territorial legislature Monday. The subjects, ranging from the prevention of abuse of te-

a year.

ship

pressure. on the the reasons for of emergency is

Gov. Merwin Submits Eleven Items To V.1. Legislature —

she is beautiful. Others say that her aft looks like half a barrel vith a chicken house on top The Britannia will set sail under sealed orders when the Princess and her husband come aboard after their May 6 wedding. It's a sure bet the young couple will seek the sun The West Indies or the Mediterra-

ehez Vilella has approved House Resolution No. 1791 appropriating $1,500,000

the

the

end

failed

held

been, imported

would

has

being

have

he and his followers intend to bring government for an imvestigation of Neo unrest once the present state

vote

is

announced.

have

the Britannia will be

‘parlance,

still

been

whe

Men who’ve sailed in her denounce her too. Because in ma-

It cost 2 million pounds ($5,600,000) of the taxpayers’ money

Pratt-

him have

dominant. Nationaiists, largely men of Dutch descent, have impeded immigration by “English-speaking people to this ‘member of the commonwealth in fear that they

Parliament

hospital ship nia, one of the few regal trap- {a silence critics. pings which make Britons wonder

farmer.

against

soon

denounced the yacht as a costly toy The official explanation that

spend their first wedding nights aboard the royal yacht Britan-

English-born

but no charges

will

Mar-

food.

in

nation’s

to run. Only this week it started on a 30,000 pounds ($84,000) paint ship for their sailing honeymoon. job getting ready for the honeyCost: 1,000 pounds ($2,800) a mooners. This is its second reThe Princess grapher fiance

Criticism of the government ‘developed in. spots while physicians built up Verweerd’s..strength at a Pretoria hospital for an eventual operation to remove two bullets fired’ into his head by David Pratt, 52, a

Negroes

they of

was

garet and Antony ArmstrongJones have chosen a controversial

day,

been

the agri-

help

Use Of ‘Britannia’ For Meg's Honeymoon Stirs Old Debate LONDON

has

parliament

wealthy with

that help

farm work ries.

capped

Prime Minister Hendrik F. Verwoerd, Naude said the government now considers immigration. of the utmost importance and specially wants white skilled workers. ° He mentioned

16,000

asked

union

Coupled

outlined

erisis

to improve

about

white settlers.

three

parliament

only

he has already

-

this

a

Wednesday, April 13, 1966

Step 30 — Tel. 6-0262

Ambulance Hete Rey

or 6-2222

Ext.

. 20

it impossible te focete your M.D. im

emergency

cof?

3-2467

Associction

end

the government coming.

DON’T THE

MISS VIRGIN

were

not.

forth-

ISLANDS

AMERICA’S TROPICAL PARADISE Fer hotel and guest house room

reservations Bt.

Jehu

and

in St. Thomas,

Bt. Croix,

Torteia cali

‘RUSSELL,

ISLAND

TOURS

Sam Jaan 3-1213

-

|

~

THE SAN JUAN STAR. — Wednesday, April-43, 1960.

- Congressional Record Gets STAR Story STAR

Washington

WASHINGTON

L. Anfuso,

Adlai Sees Changing LA.

NEW YORK (AP) — Stevenson said that Latin iea

—

Rep.

ods der

Victor

has

had

in-

ation

of

Party

a

new

and

the

form-

group,

the

Cam-

pocrats, committed wealth status. Anfuso

cited

to

the

to

the

meantime,”

point

will

mainvain

Forger Holds

number

4749

if ticket

a

prize

in

this coming Monday’s Commonwealth Lottery drawing.

of

Police are seeking the holder a $10 portion of that ticket,

charging

that

he

forged

the

numbers on a winning lottery ticket this week in order to cheat

a

blind

vendor

of

$40

in

cash and the $10 ticket segment. Vendor Andres Martir Quiiio nes,

44,

Rio

of

Alcides

Piedras,

told

Reyes

police

427,

that

at

about 4 p.m. yesterday a man presented a portion of this week’s

winning at

his

worth of

that

ticket

number

agency.

$50.

The

45966

portion

The

man

took

in

cash

and

sum

Monday’s

two

numbers

ticket

before,

Martir,

by Gunter

Hett.)

the

45966

has

never

celebrate

Paty

American Day this Sunday from 3 to 8 p.m. at the Centro Internacional located at the Chase Manhattan Building, Rio Piedras. Representatives from all the

Latin

American

reportedly

be

countries

present.

will

Latin

and

my

I

as

satisfied

with

“Latin

swept out. movements

in the

| larger

history

elec-

in

collective

United

bar-

Engineers

The election was ordered by the Puerto Rico Labor Relations Board following a ruling that PRWRA professionals are eligible to be-

of

as

could

‘“‘supervisors”

or

“executives,” and would theretore be excluded from union. memunder

law.

United

.

Engineers

Union,

Organized on April 4, 1959. currently numbers some 200 profes-

and

architects

members.

reportedly

engineers

and

That

mem-

includes

architects

all

employ-

ed by the PRWRA.

An Easter sponsored by

continent

will

be

held atop historic El Morro castle at Fort Brooke, Sunday, at a.m.

message will be deDr. Robert Brank heads

the

depart-

ment of religion and philosophy at the Inter-American UniversiSan

German.

The 81st U.S. Army Band under the direction of Chief Warrant

Officer

Lee

the combined Union Church the

Fort

provide nal

music

chaplains public

the and

for

chapel

the

will

traditio-

E. Johnson,

Church,

will

is invited

will be parking visitors.

and

service.

Dr. Donald of Union

I. Douglas,

choirs from of Santurce

Buchanan

Easter

our

between

Puerto

Rico

leaded — for it with cargo ik No handling, ne destination. are locked and SEALED all the also a shipping trailer body is LTL. Expedited service. Contiauous

reaches

and

the

U.S.

via

Jacksonville

and

New

being

for

social

and

is

on

the

economic the

brink

develop-

President's

assure

our

visit

neighbors

with

regard

to

Streets To Get Names Of Flowers Los

group

of

Angeles

residents

of

Urbanization,

the Caro-

lina, met Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Estelt

and

decided

to

nanfe

the

streets after the names of flowers, in alphabetical order. The

the

meeting

hosts,

was

after

convened

Mrs.

Estolt

by

had

consulted the Loiza Station post office in Santurce and the mayor

of Carolina, asking to obtain postal delivery

service

for

the

urban-

ization. Postal

regulations

pastor

the

participate. to attend.

use

The

Sunrise Service the chaplains of

who

great

will

Command

An Easter livered by

it

continent

is

require

for streets,

ers, birds, trees, triots or leaders.

Service At El Morro Antilles

moment

that

residents of a new community select the class_of names they|-

Easter Sunrise the

are

the

everywhere

A

that certain of its members

bership

the

until

Genuine democratic are emerging. The

portion

mand

unions

The PRWRA had refused to recognize the UEU on the grounds

, The

again

is afflicted with illiteracy and poverty and all the ills associated with those conditions. The de-

union-style

the

classified

U. S.

is undergoing

whole

labor

Rico and

relations

Dictators

concern

be

our

America

a revolution.

of

to

bors.”

as President Eisenhower was after he returned last month form

photo

be

long:

schedules » York.

a

represented

If

Puerto

start

touched

Army

The There

available for the

selection

such

as flow-

names

then

of

pa-

is presented

to the municipal assembly of the township in which the community

is

located,

and

the

assembly

votes on its acceptance. The group will meet again tonight to establish the order in which

the

streets

will

be

«

named

and the names that will be selected finally. Special guest at this meeting will be the postmaster of the Loiza Station in Santurce. ~

| SEAPLAND PURRTO RIGO SEA—LAND

Cigarettes Worth $1,000 Stolen From Vendor Marion

Simcox,

president

Stateside Service, a machine firm, yesterday

of

vending reported

to detectives here that someone had broken into his office at 667 San Juan St., Santurce, and stolen $1,000

worth

Simcox, lington

of

who

cigarettes.

lives

Apartments,

at

414 San

DarJuan,

said that the door had. been broken open by the thief.

San

Juan Tel

— Box 3-9100

PctR.ivV

416i

RICO, INC. Ponce — Tel

Playa

Station

2-3113

Representing SEA—LAND SERVICE, INC. Foot of Doremus Avenue, Port Newark, NJ. Box 1050 + Cable RICAN DIVISION

PUERTO

19

Rector

St.,

WH Serving

the

New

PASCO

—

South

Reefers

—

Newark

PORT

York

OFFICE.

Jacksonville,

Pier

3-6050 East,

feel-

and

increased interest could rapidly turn into resentment and disillusionment. “We must pay much more attention to our closest neigh-

pilferage, no damage. Trailer doors for the unique Sea-Land way... container! Any kind of freight, TL or

of view

relations

to say now is that as optimistic nor

to

by

points

savings

be

temporary

policy...

“All I want am neither

helped

Zaining Union.

Sea-Land

not

Americans

to political identification President Roosevelt and the era of the “Good Neigh-

ment... “T believe

ty,

State

of

a

improved

it by

at-

change and improvement in the peoples’ standard of living. The

bership

Pan Am Day On Sunday will

I

and

of

TRAILER i SAVINGS

Ship

and

me.

ing

the

hemisphere.

reception

surprised

sibilities,

his brief visit to those countries.

time

in

to assure

effective.”

me

bor”

our

needs.

however,

Between

in

incessant

trips

of

Yan-

parts,

and _

is needed,

that visit created hopes that do not materialize, the results could be bad. Many Latinsdo not fully appreciate our global respon-

un-

‘“anti-

aspirations

solidarity

meth-

Rican labor moveprofessionals will

$40

State Dept. Celebrates Department

goodwill

a _ nine-

all

universal,

of the Puerto Rico Water Reseurces Authority vote April 20 on whether or not they want to

Fulton,

Commonwealth

times

of

“They tried, succeeded.”

The

that

in

tion when engineers and architects

6:30

they

first

Puerto island

been blind. 20 years and selling lottery tickets 10 of those years, laughed and replied: but

in charge for

April 20 On Union Representation

its

used

who

John

Professionals Vote

engineers

had been altered in ink. She added that she thought she would be able to recognize the forger if she saw him again. Asked if he had ever been cheated

—

(STAR

among

drawing.

of

Rico.

sional

Later, Martir’s sister-in-law, Migdalia Rivera, noticed that the last

also

at

than N. with | with

of the role of the FBI

was

the remainder to purchase a portion of ticket 4749 in this coming

Puerto

participate

may be up

wins

spoke

in|

For

Ticket 4749 one

AGENT

He

of the ment,

Piece Of Lottery than

FBI

Speakes, new agent

ties. with the Democratic of the mainland.”

ways

than

not;

from

here

everywhere

the local of the FBI, spoke to members of the Exchange Club yesterday at the Swiss Chalet.

close Party

more

if

Stevenson added: “The warmth of my

NEW

nitez,

Somebody’s number

and

exists

is

with

of the island, headed by the very able and energetic José A. Be-

in

society

enterprise

return

familiarity-

Anfuso

to

more

their

tribute it less to the unexpected

said, ‘Puerto Rico may rest assured that the Democratic Party

continue

Much

yarious grades of intensity and importance. Communist activity

group.

“In

his

keeism

out that if statehood ever comes to Puerto Rico, ~- Republicans might receive the credit because of the “divisive and frustrating action” taken by the new Demecratic

free

conference

Common-

story

our

a new

Adlai Amer-

week trip through Latin America, Stevenson said at a press

story commented on the split of the Puerto Rico |

Democratic

establish

if possible, socialism.”

On

into the Congressional

Record .an analytical story by STAR reporter Harold J. Lidin, entitled “Democratic Birthright Sold?” The story and remarks by Anfuso were introduced under the title of “Democrats or Campocrats in Puerto Rico?” The recent

“will

under

Bureau

(D-N.Y.)

troduced

Socialism Or Free Enterprise?

and

Caribbean

Standards

—

Fla.

3, Tallyrand

TEL. 6-0081 with over 4,000

Open

Tops

U.S.A.

Ave. units

THE ‘SAN JUAN

STAR—

Wednesday, April 13, 1960

The Junkies Ride To Riverside (This is the ninth installment in the STAR’s of “Island in the City” by Dan Wakefield.

In

today’s

cussion

of

("From Mifflin

Co.,

“I

don't

installment,

narcotics

in

“Island

the

in

copyright

1947,

Harlem.)

City"

by

—that's

here, they or

a

liying

long

chance

DAN

in

to

Lord

ders

known

get

in

of

out

of

thy

the

dark,

in the

forgetfulness?

38

the

East

River

by

the

New

York

City

has

a

ferry

ride for everyone, and even if never taken, it is known and made a part of the life of that

particular group. Lovers in Greenwich Village read Edna St. Vincent Millay and take the ferry to Staten Island; tourists read “Give me your tired, vour poor” and take the ferry to the Statue of Liberty; kids in East Harlem hear the terrible neighborhood maxim on the fate of the addict —"Once a junkie, always a jun-

kie’—and, tion,

take

in hope the

ferry

“Julio”. a brown boy of seventeen

100th

and to

desperaRiverside.

and handsome who lives on

Street, took it for the sec-

ond time in his life after getting an overdose of heroin. He had just

served

seventeen

days

in

jail for being caught with three guys on a roof with “the works” —the syringe and needle used for injections of the drug. They had heard the cops coming and had thrown away the “stuff"— the heroin itself—but they still

had

the

works

and

were

seni

to

jail. When Julio got out he went jor a fix and was given a powerful overdose that sickened him and, with the urging of friends, led him back to Riverside. Any narcotics user in New York under the age of twentyone may be brought to a magistrate by his family, social worker, doctor. chaplain, or similar authority, and may petition for treatment at Riverside, which is the only hospital in the world used exclusively for treating juvenile addicts, and the only community hospital (the city and #ate divide the annual cost of

about addicts

$1,400,000) of

any

age

for in the

narcotics United

and

the

walls

with

and I said if he could take pure I could too, but I guess

their

scrawled inscriptions of names and dates and a single wrinkled

when

it

ed

came

over

in,

absently

tapping

at

an

WORLD

FMS

Raman

his

got

up- “You

Julio

Negro

nurse

lady

with

they

sometimes

who

the

explained.

called

like

needle use

Julio

had

gone

Help

the

first

time

being arrested for possession of heroin, and this time applied voluntarily after coming close to death from his overdose. When

friends from the neighborwent to visit him, he had

been

on

and

was

the

island

still on

only

the

a week,

third

floor

of the main building in the detoxification ward. That is where the

o

patients

“kick

are

the

placed

habit.”

at

first

Some,

who

seem completely hostile to further treatment, are sent back home after this period of physical withdrawal from the drug is completec. Others, who show a real

desire

for

to

second

the

help,

are

sent

floor,

down

where

they

Participate in a full program of rehabilitation that lasts six months

and

schooling York

at

conducted

City

the

includes

Board

hospital's

formal

by the of

New

Education

P.S.

the

a mother,

619.

The

He

motioned

to

said, “C’mon,

his

have been admissions

there

approximately two for each patient

though some don’t return at all (many pass the age limit and become ineligible) and _ others return several times.

Up on the third floor’s detoxification ward a Negro nurse unlocked

the

door

for

Julio’s

visit-

ors. Down the long corridor kids in blue pajamas and white slippers glanced up to look and then glanced away. A tall boy tapped a pair of drumsticks together, making no particular rhythm. In-

side a white, sunny room

off the

corridor one boy sat on the floor against the wall and another sat on the edge of the bed, staring

out the window.

The

floor was Julio. smiling when his

boy

on the

He stood up visitors looked

call

are

of

a

coat

City

view

of

the

New

stuff—candy

and

ciga-

got to prove tried to take

yourmine

first

Julio

Julio

asked

was

borhood

and

to “Joey,”

on

smiled

table

had

and

and

guys

me

up a

judge

cut

was

real

how said

long I’d been seventeen days

‘Time

long me

it.

He in and and he

I'd already

then—in jail, it wasn’t too

I

they said.

kicked

cold bad.

turAn-

other guy there he tried to hang himself—used the

stool

his belt, but

he

started

when

screamin’

and the hack came and took him down. Me, I did it all under the covers—sweating,

vomitin,’

all of

it. Then in about four days I was up and started working out. I was

O.K.,

except

before

I went

in some cop beat me up for talking—down in the bullpen—and I was in handcuffs.”

Julio rubbed his cheek and stared out the window, shaking his

head. “All for

said, trying

a lousy

to

cigarette,’

what

it was

he

I was

get.”

met

the

one

he had

some “pure” heroin. “He said he had a habit on this pure stuff and I could have

moment,

mad,

it O.K.,

and

a

liked then

and

the

I

had

It

to

get

didn’t

to

get

on

really

hooked.

take

me

white

without

raised smile

his

across

to

say.

the bright, clean silence where

where

solarium it to the violent

Julio

came

he would

from

soon

return

I couldn’t

and into

think

of

anything

chipping

other

guy

to

buy

in

with

the

stole

my

little

‘sister’s

do

want

with

make

to

me

have

any

it up to ’em

But

get out,

outa

the

Hooked

I

the

second

want

stuff

time

to mess

any

want

and

to

come

now

around

more. If

I

with

I do,

back

here.

I don’t dig this place any more —it's getting too. strict. If you go downstairs

to the

second

floor

they. want to keep you six months

falkin’,

That’s

too

long.

You

has

neighborhood

has

no

The life

reality,

old- ones

often

to this ‘world,

too

late

to

and

think

of

else.

people

San

Har-

more

Juan,

want or

to

the

go

back

green,

inte-

a

young

come

father

from

school

knowing how is studying at the years of day “take up

the

who

was

neighbor-

system

without

to read or write, night to make up his loss and someagriculture,” which

is just about as far as you can get from these streets, “Frankie,”

a sixteen-year-old narcotics addict, told some friends: that he wanied to go to the Dominican Republic where he has relatives

Again’

Julio shook his head and said, “I won't get hooked again—this the

the

stop--

that

by so many people— the young ones—who

seems

hood

I'll

pawnshop.

to

graduated

way.’ Get

On

seldom

a track

distance

The

ny,”

wanna get back and get me some nice clothes and a girl—that’s

the only

see.

rior hills of Puerto Rico. Some want to go to the Bronx. “Man-

I'm gonna get me a job—get my clothes

the

Some

to

more.

relation

to

watch

when I

if on

something

It

anything

First Avenue,

as

are resigned

and my brother-in-law’s camera and my big sister’s radio. My big sister and brother-in-law, they don’t

ean

ping,

it

was costing me $15 a day. I hocked a lot of my clothes and then I

eye

along

lem.

an-

stuff.

the

live in the slums of Spanish

—and I knew I was hooked, I was getting it about three times

and

as

is shared especially

else

I got dressed and ran out the street, lookin’ for a fix

a day

far

except as it represents the hope of escape, which is cheap and

one night I was lying in bed trying not to think about it and

in voluntary, they oughta let you

just

a broad

streets

in

I remember

I

was

while

it happens to pass through. life moving past and the

main-

for

he

then

Riverside a long way

no

The

thought

a

Bridge seems only a cardboard backdrop hung in the distance. The cars speed one-way north

real me

now.

except

for

hem you in, and the free -majestic arc of the Triborough

night up at girl left with

some but I better not have much.

barren

out

East 100th Street a bleck from the river the dark-face buildings

in.

was

for

of the seemed

as

in the door, and invited them room

way

left

and

then good

don’t

had

claimed

Out

only

and

From

and any

is

he

Way

the darkness of his face. Nothing was

I started. skin-poppin’ that wasn’t doing me

jail.

said

get hooked again, comin’ here—I’'m O.D.”

the

sat

head,

and

don’t

Julio

He

more,

Dick asked how he had gotten his overdose after he got out of of the guys who

here

Only

speaking

I put

offered

some

‘Won’t

“That’s

a

was

guy

I took

long

asked

I

a

I took

line.

time. loose

guy.

and

snort.

who

Julio said. I thought

surprised.

served.’

my habit key, but

mad,

said that Joey

was still in jail. “Man, I was lucky,” “I took the rap and

man,

a junkie.”

:

another

with him up on the who had come from

the neighborhood,

so

patted

“It started one the Palladium, my

happened

of the

out.

back

comin’

“That’s

his stomach. His well-proportioned brown color whose the goal of coun-

He was quiet for rubbing his stomach.

in the neigh-

what

one

was caught roof. Dick,

the

things

here

guess.”

York

Lucky’

perched

about

staying

to work out his fate. But it-is only club lifeguards. “T used tO work out a lot,” he. that ten-minute ferry ride, five minutes more on the subway, a said. “I worked on the bar bells few minutes’ walk, and then you and boxing. People were surprised when I got hooked, I are “home”—and not a solarium

of

skyline. ‘I Was

had

alone.”

arms consisting of the works— needle, syringe, and belt on a field of chipping green plaster, set against the wide and sun-

swept

never

on the gloves with one of their guys and now they leave me

windows,

drawn

And

I’m

ward the floor; emphatically, as if he had just discovered a truth.

try

the

had

out. I need out—I’m

stuff.

out

nevér

1-don't get

so good—you never had food so good; outside you got no home.

made

by

get

again. If I do man, I’m not gonna get an

Coname

These

Julio put his hands on _ his knees and nodded his head to-

you

cross. On the section of wall that ran up the center of the mural someone

with

I

I’m

they

’em

Spanish

night!

to get me outa here

when

guys

think

that

it

‘Man,

when I

“Junkie’s a lopsided

he got up there and kicked away

Riverside

We

high

through

colored

some

taut flesh of body was the shape and rich achievement is

wall in pencil was Place,” and under it,

him

a Negro.

“They

island. It’s

rettes. You self. They

The dark hall led to a glassedin room with a table and several scattered chairs. Scribbled on the

help

1952,

said.

missary

let's go to the

keep

in

the

of

got

know when I’m gonna My psychiatrist says therapy. I wanna get

‘Cocolos’

lots

he

I

Here’s your home.’ They try to bully you around, take your com-

visitors

the

get. Since

with

say,

they'd

its program

in a fight

run

When

he can

had had

colos.

hospital usually finds that, as in most other sicknesses, the user of drugs must have a real desire to get weil before he can be effectively helped A patient who is new to narcotics and thinks he can beat the game is best released to learn through agonizing exper-ence that he needs all the began

and all this waiting—nothing happened except that he

push-

needle.”

but they don’t

Docs don’t know nothin’. I ealled my socia} worker today and told

here,”

said, ‘Man, to use that

now,

was was was floor

we

and how

habit

know it. The other day this new Doc they got came around, and

in good shape. Julio said it true, and all he wanted now to leave the hospital. There nothing to do on the third

“There’s

you

got any

I told him I had a habit and he gave me medication—man, but

name

when

eut—once river and

was

that

“Mo-ther,” the drummer called, smiling at the others and saying,

mad

year

days—

that

everyone

Call’em

of life.

to. Last

fifty-two

once on the grounds, just as I was about to dive. Now, they want me to stay the six months —get helped they say. I haven’t

I

c¢oconut—like coconut head. fell ’em this is their home—

things

want

for

and

tell

been

solarium.”

on assignment from a judge after

some hood

the

for

you

in

Julio

he’d

from

0O.K.?” he would,

was

twice I tried to swim I got busted in the

if you

for We

and For

then

dispenses

good

Julio winced she sure donno

Desire

and

here. Listen,

where I'am Dick said

and

on

Show

happened,

when

I

a

sit

the

after

had

groaned

“she really gets call her that.”

assignment

really

guys

States. Besides the voluntary patients, boys and girls who are users may be sent by a judge compulsory

he

can't

er,

QAN: WARERIELD

I guess

see my sister—Anna, the little one—tell her to tell my mother

The

SPAmEN

O.D.

chest, and said that Fats, an official, was coming. The other down.”

out

habit with this ‘pure stuff. I'd only been out of jail a few days

outside that it was time for one of the boys to get a.shot of penicillin. “O.K., Mother—” “We're coming, Mom.” The guys laughed, calling the

OF

it it

was real strong stuff and I got

pin-up picture gave it the appearance of a college dorm that was vacant for the summer. The boy with the drumsticks wander-

man.

clinic.

ferry that takes you from 134th Street. The island is in reality, if not geographically, part of the world of Spanish Harlem. It houses the Riverside narcotics hospital for treatment of addicts under the age of twenty-one.

beds,

“Yeh,” said the drummer, smiling at the visitors, “you gotta keep walkin’ —that's therapy,

being arrested for any crime to serve part or all of their sentence under treatment at the Riverside

a junkie, always a junkie. —A neighborhood maxim in Spanish Harlem

in

by - Houghton

it.

North Brother Island is a small patch of land just ten minutes

out

published

Wakefield.)

WAKEFIELD

won-

—Psalm Once

Dan

People

and thy righteousness land

by

dis-

mess and education

God...Shall

be

a four-part

Wakefield,

1960

I work hard, man, eight hours a day, and I'm ashamed to tell you what I make. A guy down here, he’s in it deep and he doesn't see any way out. Maybe he takes dope or alcohol, and he forgets —he wants to forget. A kid grows up here, as soon as he’s old enough to go out on the street he's old enough to steal an apple. He goes from there. Maybe you go to Central Park and you see one of them kids with a bicycle and you ask him can you ride it, and he says yes and you ride it right outa the park and don't come back. You envy—you get to envy and hate.” ©

Dan

begins

Harlem

story.

they live in this don't have any

any

1959,

1958,

By dig

Wakefield

East

serialization

who just

work in work but

Several

weeks

an _ office—“not run that office.”

after

this

decla-

I ration he was seen on the block with

his

his body yelled, strung.

eyes

large. and

twitching,

glassy,

and a friend

“Hey man, you look out again,’ to. which he

jerked a anything Republic.

nod and did not say about the Dominican

, THE SAN JUAN

House Group

Cuba Charges Ike Interferes In Its Affairs

Shelves Talk

On Fernos Bill STAR

Washington

Bureau

accused

wer

of interfering

door:

university students last Thursday Dorticos’ charge — made in a letter to the same students —

ternal

six

Also

of

a

21-member

showed

up for the

session.

A

by

the

(D.-Colo.),

will

meet

today

to

meetings

sometime in May. The Fernos-Murray

GRIEF ence

STRICKEN

Stanciu,

victim

was

the

subject

of

10-day

-sub-

committee hearings in Puerto Rico last December, would amend the

Federal

relations

act

the

United

States.

Concepcion

de Gracia

the

Dorado

Hotel

to

Concepcion

it,

the

eluded

Hotel

the

Rico ‘from

alleges

that

de

Gracia

Dorado

people

using

of

has

ex-

Puerto

its beaches,

thus denying Puerto Rican citizens something which belongs to them by natural right and which the government of Puerto Rico has no authority to take away.” : The motion calls for an in-

vestigation to determine whether

4s

(Continued From Page 1) at gunpoint, threatened to kill her and

shot

himself

in the

said

she

wanted

to end

head.

She

their

ro-

mance. Stanciu,- booked

from

said yesterday that local law prohibits the sale of beach area to- private concerns, Law 38, he said, allows the establishment of concessions on the beaches, but prohibits the exclusion of the general public from the beach area. “Using the authority,” the motion reads, “that the Hotel Dorado administration alleges the Puerto Rican Government gave

i

SHOOTING

There

states that

it is true that the beaches have been turned over exclusively to the Hotel Dorado. The motion also calls for steps to “assure the people of Puerte Rico ...the use of the Dorado beaches.” The Senate has also considered another motion presented by the Independence Senator Mon-

day

calling

for another

investi-

gation into the “alleged sale of Mar Chiquita” beach in Manati. This motion was referred te the Committee on industries and commerce for study. This motion, also presented by Popular Party Senator Carmelo Rodriguez Garcia, refers to the reported sale of Mar Chiquita by Fomento to a U.S. corpora: tion. ‘The House will likewise study this alleged sale.. : It approved Monday a motion to order the Committee on Recreation and Sports to investi-

of

the

the

to

the

in-

Mexico,

and

lately

Cuban

defected

embassy

Castro

betrayed

revolution.

He fana

the

Villafana attache of in Mexico

air

yesterday,

charging the

regime

weeks.

5

a.m.,

reportedly

in

heading

for

the

is the second major the Cuban embassy to defect in recent

The

other

was

Cuban

naval attache Captain Jaime Varela Canosa who fled io the U.S. Mareh 25. ;

had

is Captain Manuel. VillaMartinez. He left Mexico

about

plane,

States.

The

a

forgét-me-not

ficial flower

is

the

of-

of Alaska.

Chilean

first

official

Eisenhower

on

suspicion

be

‘was

police filed

immediate

whether

against

being held a

no

of

law

word

charges

Beverly.

in Juvenile

permitting

will

She

is

Hall under detention

in

cases where there is a lack of adequate parental supervision. Stanciu’s brother, Kenneth, 22. and his mother, Florence Stancit, have both denied that Stanciu tried to rape the blonde teenager. They said Beverly and Stanciu

had

been

going

said

let-

many

long-

believe the has betray-

ed the ideals of “freedom

com-

prison ward early Sunday. Police at first listed his death as suicide.

with

Sen.

|

is

to

the Puerto Rican Government has “ceded to it, in an exclusive manner, the use of all the coast extending from the Cerro Gordo beach in Vega Alta.”

i

Stanciu,

rape, died in the general hospital|

BEACH

i

Flor-

of shooting

determines the relations of PuerRico

attache

remarks

to

time friends of Cuba Fidel Castro regime:

forted by another son, Kenneih, 22, known professionally as Shawn Tanner, an actor as was his dead brother. (AP photo.)

which

(Continued from Page 1) In his motion Sen. Gilberto

| |

— Mrs.

mother

William

until

bill, which

Cuba’s

through

Eisenhower

decide what to do next, but indications are that there will be subcommittee

force

private

United

ter.

subcom-

mittee on Interior and Insular Affairs, Rep. Wayne _ Aspinall

air

Eisenho-

in

a letter

represented

quorum

mittee’ was action on a new bill to provide the Virgin Islands and Guam with deputies to represent their areas in Congress. The subcommittee, and the chairman of the full House Com-

no

in

reaction

shelved

President

affairs

contained

session. than

Castro’s

in

day

executive is 11.

{

MEXICO CITY (AP) — The former commander of Fidel

collapsed yesterday when a House Territories subcommittee © failed to muster a quorum for a closedLess

|

Cuban Air Attache in Mexico Defects

HAVANA (AP) — Cuban President Osvaldo Dorticos yester-

WASHINGTON— An attempt to discuss the Fernos-Murray bill

subcommittee

5

STAR — Wednesday, April 13, 1960. ;

together

for six weeks and that Beverly wanted to marry Stanciu.

pression, the laws to choose

of

of ex-

equal protection of and the right freely a representative form

government.”

The of U.

letter answered criticism S. policies toward Cuba

voiced

by

the

Chilean

students

when Eisenhower Santiago during his

stopped. in Latin Ame-

rican tour. Dorticos

the

group

invited

to

come

“judge the selves.”

to

situation

and

for

And Passenger Fly To Asylum in Miami (AP)—

lines flight airplane to

run

crew Miami

yesterday

political

A

Cubana asked.

asylum.

The three crew members, joined by one passenger, said the Cuban government was infiltrated by

Communism

and

they

no part of it. The U. S. district

India Of 54 Charge

cisco Monnar, the purser; Montero, the co-pilot; and Lépez, the passenger.

The

vote

was

by

9 to

6.

By 8 to 7 the International Court of Justice ruled that in 1954 Portugal did not have such a right of passage for armed forces, armec police and arms and munitions. . The court further said it was not competent to rule on Portu-

gal’s claim that India should end measures

by

which

she

opposes

the exercise of the rights of passage. The court's ruling was on Portugal’s claim filed in December, 1955 to certain rights of passage over Indian territory between Portuguese enclaves. Portugal said these rights had heen enjoyed since 1779 until July, 1954 when India began to prevent Portugal from exercising them. The result was, Portugal said, that she had been unable to come fo the aid of the enclaves and their inhabitaints when attacked and occupied by armed

bands

coming from India.

gate the reported tion

was

sale.

introduced

mando

Sanchez

leader

from.

by

The moRep.

Martinez.

Manati.

Ar-

labor

other

Pedro Angel

passengers

—1li

aliens and four U. S. citizens— were unaware of the drama in the making during the Havana-Miami flight. The crew was greeted at Miami by Eduardo Whitehouse, Cuba’s civil aviation chief under the ousted Batista dictatorship. He said he had a hunch for a couple of days that the defectors were en

by April

28 to May

DE TANTO

May

5 to 8

CRISTAL ROTO

ton

after prison

Batista

headed

escaping last

dictatorship,

into

the

from

October.

EN

EL TIEMPO by Myrna

May

12 to 15

a

Bea-

mountains

military

Casas

CIELO CAIDO by Emilio

Ateneo

S. Belaval

Preduction

May

19 to 22

EN

EL PRINCIPIO

LA NOCHE

ERA SERENA

by Gerard Paul Marin May 26 to 29

First Cuban Officer To Oppose Castro Officially Missing

gencio

CAMINAR by Piri Fernandez

BALLETS

successful revolt against the Ful-

Marqués

University Production

route.

HAVANA (®—The Sierra Maestra mountains of East Cuba have swallowed up all traces of a fleeing former revolutionary officer and his band of defectors, regarded by some as the first armed opposition to Prime Minister Fidel Castro's revolutionary regime. Officially, headquarters of the Cuban Armed Ferces and the regional military command in Easternmost Oriente - province said yesterday they had no information on the fugitive, Capt. Manuel Beaton. . A native of the Sierra Maestra region, where Castro based his

René

1

immigration

director, identified the refugees as Gonzalo Herrera the pilot; Fran-

Fifteen

FESTIVAL

NINO AZUL PARA ESA SOMBRA

wanted

World Court Clears THE HAGUE (# The World Court ruled yesterday that India in 1954 had not acted contrary to her obligations resulting from Porfugal’s rights of passage over Indian territory between her enclaves.

UN

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dates: May

19, 20, 21

—-—

4:00 P.M

a

THE SAN JUAN

STAR— Wednesday, April 13, 1960

Smathers To Ask Cuba Sugar Market Advances In Quota Be Cut, Redistributed Slow Trading Session| By BEN F. MEYER WASHINGTON |?) Senator

George

A.

Smathers

(D-Fla.)

come from the benefits that (Cuba) has received—which, a

said

share

of the

U.

S.

sugar

that

her

seems

officials

strange

have

to

censured.”

Smathers said that 200,000 tons of the expected Cuban reduction of 312,000 tons should be distributed among U. S. beet and cane producers. The rest would be distributed among other countries “on the basis of an index calculated according to the annual purchases of each country from the U. S. over the last five years.” “My — suggestion,’ Smathers said,

“‘is

to

increase

the

quotas

of foreign suppliers on the basis of their commerce with the U. S. Mexico, for example, is one of our best customers, and there-

market.

“It is inevitable,’ he “that increases for other

reason

me,

yesterday he will ask the Senate te reduce Cuba’s sugar quota by 1® per cent and increase or fix new quotas for Brazil, Mexico, the Philippines, Peru, ‘‘and our other friends.” Smathers said his proposal ‘‘is net a bill against Cuba, but a proposal to cooperate with our good friends and, at the same lime, place sugar legislation on a sound economic basis.” Under present legislation, Smathers said, Cuba has the lion's

she for

stated, nations

PRWRA Ranks Second In U.S. In Subscriber Total The

Puerto

sources

Rico

Authority

Water ranks

Re-

in number of subscribers among al] public utility service companies in the United States, according to a statement by Victor M. Cataldo, acting executive director of the agency. Cataldo

more

said

the

Authority

has

than 400,000 subscribers

at

present. Hector Vazquez Calzada, of BD-8, near 65th Infantry Ave. in Rio Piedras. became the 400.000th subscriber on Feb. 19. Special ceremonies will be held

treduce

in

quota

almost

of

all

Five years ago, added Cataldo, the Authority obtained its 300.000th subscriber. “It is encouraging,’ said Cataldo, “that in only five years the Authority has increased the number of its subscribers by 100,000. or at the rate of 20,000

a year.

“This is indicative.’ he added, “of the extraordinary progress of the Authority.”

|

(AP)—Closing

Dow

Jones

Open

High

Low

Changes

INDUS

628.58

631.28

622.40

624.89

Off 3.21

RRS

144.67

15 €5

UTLS STKS

145.80

143.86

144.75

89.17 207.26

Off

89.72 208.38

88.80 205.63

89.33 206.63

Up 0.21 Off 0.60

NEW YORK. (AP) — Domestic sugar futures No. 6 closed 1 toe 2 Jower. Sales contracts 422 High Low Close

May July Nov

5.75 5.88 5.95

Woric

sugar

unchanged tracts

te

futures 4

lower.

.

Biah

May

July

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No.

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Sales

closed 275

Lew

conClose

3.02

2.98

3.32

2.98

3.69

3.10

Oct

3.38

3.14

3.14

3.17

3.16

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334

2.94

3.34 620.

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SAVE ON CIGARS FREE

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THE

SAN

JUAN

STAR— Wednesday, April 13, 1960

7

Insurance Against Political Risks CAB Orders Investigation —

Will Stimulate US Foreign Trade Of Air Cargo Rates To P.R. AP

Business

News

Analyst

priates American

currency

inflation

burn

‘the

fingers of many Americans doing business abroad Uncle Sam now

conversion

risks

against

of

trading

the

in

lands.

to

their

exporters

as

pete

in

So,

rise

world

have com-

it’s

in exports

anxious

to trim

for

a

as

the defi-

sumer

goods

sales

of

of con-

are

have

$19%2

cited

been

billion

rate of $15%

ven-

expro-

By EDDY GILMORE LONDON —(AP)— Princess

has

‘‘deliberately

cho-

sen” a 298-year-old wedding vow to ‘“obey’’ commoner’ Antony Armstrong-Jones when she mar-

ries him on May

6 in Westminster

Abbey.

The Dean of Eric S. Abbott,

Westminster, told a news

ference

yesterday

to

wedding

the

the

by

ob-

would].

be taken from the Church of England's 1928 prayer book, but the central section would come

are

1957,

bride

vows

to

obey

band,

and the dean

cess

and

her

richer

said the prin-

the

1928,’

Dr.

The

Abbott.

ceremony

will

include

sermon,

but

the

Armstrong-Jones

said

princess

have

José

Bosch-Roque,

Rico

Labor

address in

of the

Arecibo

Apr.

22

at

will

seminar

7:30

p.

m.

He will talk on “The LaborManagement Reporting and Disclostre Act of 1959.” The seminar is sponsored by the Labor Department, the Inter American Arecibo,

University and

the

Center

Arecibo

in

Indus-

trial Committee.

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Although

the

does

royal

not

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the

of

of

First

New

letter,

persons,

the

groom’s

diverced

dean

said

sees

an

exports

groom’s

a

over

eyeing

” year’s

married

lawyer,

Ronald

trong-Jones. His mother Countess of Rosse.

About

2,000

people

are

last

deficit

says

_ balance

of nearly

editorially:

ONE

Monday

after

police

himself

with

said

he

as-

as

a

bride-

to himself, screaming.

thrice

Armsis

the

expect-

ran out of Neighbors

satu-

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IN

him in wet bed sheets and rushed him to the Tricoche Hospital from where he was transferred] to

District Hospital. He died a Short time

ed

to

jam

the

ceremony, electronic

but age

see

the

rites.

will

be

fixed

nave

so

that

later.

abbey

for

the

thanks

to

the

all

will

be

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on

serv-

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filed

simi-

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PONCE — Julio Hernandez Maldonado, . 40, of 44 Callejon Fagot St., died here of burns

would

is the

destruction

has proposed general commodity rate reductions ranging from 8 30

to put

in its

then set himself on fire.

sanctuary with

father

attempt

business and would

Insurance, or helps this, is

gant and misguided is the cause.”

divorced the

Airways

Riddle. Airlines, Miami, protested that the new rates were below operating costs and were

increased

questioner Wall Street

lion,

on

will

parents

World

of

seven

Expires In Hospital

as

family

American

the

National

York,

grams. One policies, the payment

Canterbury, Dr. Abbott

receive

reduc-

in

Ponce Human Torch

Sermon

Dams,

rate

its investigation.

reduction

But this isn’t enough for critics of our foreign trade and aid pro-

of Westminster,

H.

an

proposed

pending

average

buy

Policeman Héctor R. Martinez said Hernandez, after setting fire

and

to suspend

an

about 20 per cent, weight categories.

from

by the Archbishop of Dr. Geoffrey Fisher.

AT

Puer-

position

in 1960 as likely. anything else that all to the good.

then

5:3-11)

and

rated

the

Department,

the

with

Pan

Booms

Scripture reading. The wedding will be solemnized

and

chosen

a labor relations

(Matthew

no}

Bosch-Roque To Speak to

from

Mount

The

had

than

Foreign

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Civil aeronautics Board yesterday ordered an investigation of proposed air cargo rates between New York and San Juan. The board declined, however, tions

reserves.

a better

surplus

the royal family for the ceremony.

“deliberately chosen’’ the section. “They feel the language of the 1662 vows is in every way deeper

and

to

us.

April

billion.

be in the Abbey

hus-

Armstrong-Jones

enough

Americans,

Altogether,

till mid-1959 at an annual

the

in

City

improving

in

beatitudes

rule

from the prayer book of 1662. It is in the older version that

the

gold

From

by

from

sist the primate. Dr. Abbott said the service would last about 50 minutes.

Dr. con-

introduction

ceremony

isn’t

increased exports of raw matetials by other countries that thus

Princess Margaret Choses 298-Year-Old Wedding Vow

Margaret

our

efforts

They have recovered smartly since then. In the DecemberJanuary-February period of 19591960 (March 1960 figures aren’i yet available) exports were back to an annual rate of $1812 billion, some $3 billion higher than imports.

from private sources. Political risks it will cover include outhreak of wars or the that

deficit,

dropped steadily when they were

abroad.

nationalism

in

Benefits

by themselves. without any new aid. They had reached a peak

And Uncle Sam isn’t insuring against any commercial risk, such as the inability of the overseas buyer to pay for his purchase. That insurance must come

‘rampant

the

Exports

term deals—financing of up to six months only. This is the kind

backs

1957

Exports, while topping imports, just can’t provide enough extra funds for the help we’ve been giving other lands.

Aimed At Short Term Deals The new plan is aimed at short usually

into

servers as chief factors.

cit in the total of our financial dealings abroad, the U.S. government is going to give its exporters an equal backstop.

that

currency

still

close the reverse dollar gap— the greater flow of dollars outbound than inbound (a total of more than $7 billion in the last two years). This deficit caused a loss of nearly $342 billion since

imports, and foreign aid spending of roughly the same amount

markets.

because

its

this

Without the new government stimulus U.S. exports have been benefiting from Europe’s and Japan’s business booms, from aren’t the biggest culprit in run- | some lowering-of barriers against ning up an over-all deficit. Rising our goods, from increased sales

one

of the reasons Americans been finding it harder to

But

ture will improve our overseas trade is to be seen. Exports, although lagging at one time,

Many businessmen have cited such insurance given by other nations

of

Success Unforeseen Just how much this new

political

other

busi-

dollars or transfer of profits made abroad to the businessman back here.

will offer a helping hand. He plans to insure American

exporters

or

ness ventures, and also such political collection problems as arise when another nation refuses

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, April 13, 1960

EASTER de

PARADE—Mrs. Mrs

Rodriguez,

Mercedes

Jacqueline

Lajara

Borgos,

on

de Fran-

fluor,

INSPIRED

Mrs.

one

Eloina de Rodriguez Umpierre and Mrs. Encarnita Del Pine de Conde. left to right, work on the hats they will wear Sunday ft. their annual Easter Pavade. Mrs. FranMrs.

Borgos

will

head

committees

in charge

of judging

BY

the

the hats.

Ann Landers Says

conch

shell.

island

as a designer

Betty

Knorr.)

Mrs. Mercedes

ANN

LANDERKS:

I

a

crazy

old

picked up a phonograph record with my bare hands. He hysterically informed me

just don’t TOUCH records with your hands because the oil from human hands the grooves or some

nonsense. to use

You

a flannel

are

spoils such

spposed

cloth.

Fancy

that! Furthermore, I have been informed that an ordinary, everyday sapphire needle ruins good records and now we have to buy a diamond stylus. Have the kids

of

today

gone

nuts

or

am

coot

an

of

44?

answer.—

Thank

OUT-OF-

nit

him

PIMPLES VANISH

guy

planted

one

to

It’s true, however, that kids today have a much healthier res-

he was a volved in

pect

sists ple.”

for

records

than

we

did—

and this is good. It encourages them to respect good music. So live with it, Dad, they could be out shooting pocl. DEAR

ANN

LANDERS:

My

husband is one of those good natfired schlimiels who wants to

parent

for

night

another

we

were

couple

to

join

us

her

face.

My

husband

rushed

over, grabbed the man by the arm and before he knew what

that

they

both

were

drunk. My

OF

husband

admitted

maybe

bit hasty to get this one but he

inin-

that it pays to “help peoWhat do you say?— WIFE

A

BOY

DEAR

SCUOT

WIFE:

to help

people,

I agree

but

a fight between stewed characters

ing people.” ous,

a is

Besides,

it

pays

butting

into

couple of not “help-

it’s danger-

Weekly Calendar !

waiting

in front of the movie. My husband noticed a big burly guy pushing a young woman around. Their conversation got louder and louder and then he slapped

then

SUNDAY,

Women’s al Easter at

11

will

most

at

from

march

Hilton Prizes

17

—

to

the

Hotel

where

the

the

Hore.

and

The

Norladie:,

Carive

original

most

The

affair

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up

large

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pores,

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RAY

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not have your hair done at cozy

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Condominium No. 102 Ave. 609 Sicp 17, Santurce, P. R. Ask for appointment

Concha

Del

designers,

Pino,

works

81,

on

one

and

was

famous

civic leader.

throughout the (STAR photos by

hats.

Dorothy

elegant

and

and

the

with

Ok

Mrs. Maria reu, president

a

star

of

Hollywood *

respectively, Easter Hat

will begin

Dandridge,

Broadway ductions.

pro-

*

I. de Atiles Moof the Puerto Ri-

can Chapter of the National Association for Crippled Children

parade from the Hotel Normandy at 11 a.m. Easter Sunday and wind up at the Hotel Caribe Hilton where members of the

and and

Women’s

Cesar-A.-Montilla presided at the meeting at which Dr. Jose S. Pla also told of the founding of the National Association for

Civic

will

hold

their

Doll Exhibit To

Benetit School from

modern

all

over

and

the

antique,

collection of fans and laces will go on display, through April 24 ip the

world,

plus

ronimo Room of the Hotel Caribe Hilton to benefii the College of

close

at

11

p.

m.

On

on and

Jaturday,

April 23, and 3unday, April 24, the showing will be open from il a. m. to 1l p. m. exhibition

tickets which

dressed

to portray

century queens,

Spanish dressed

their

portraits

by Mrs. will sell

to this. unique

will

include

16th

dolls

and

by

old de

masters, Garffer,

Wnrian Isla

Verde

by

Edgar

Allan

in

the U. S.

‘Civicas’ To Visit Island Chapters The

San

Juan

Chapter

Women’s Civic ‘Rico will make coach bus to

chapters in and Ponce. leave day,

San 23.

of

Juan on SaturThey will be

the

Arecibo

at a luncheon Country Club. That

same

Chapter

at

day,

chapter

the the

Arecibo Aguadilla

will be hosts

party

for

Hotel

there.

the

Arecibo, Aguadilla The ‘“Civicas” will

from April

guests

of

Club of Puerto a trip by motor visit the club’s

them

at

The

the

a dinner Montemar

“‘Civicas”

from

Ponce will entertain the members of the San Juan Chapter

at

the

Ponce

Hotel, where overnight.

the

Intercontinental group

will

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Crippled

at

stay

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and Austrian according to

Pilar Abarca for 50 cents.

the

a

antique April 22 San Ge-

Los Angeles Custodios. The exhibition will open Friday, April 22, at 1 p. m.

Adults was the honor guest speaker at the-last luncheon

of Santurce Rotary Club, held the Condado Beach Hotel.

luncheon program in the Club Caribe. Afternoon entertainment will include a fashion show and a performance by famed _ singer,

Admission Heols and Hi dies hens pimples!

Concha

Lajara de Fran-

chapeaux, “Civicas’

Dolls

for thei taster luncheon. will be given for the beautiful

the

original for the Contest.

both

Civie Club’s traditionHat Parade will begin

am.

mandy,

April

loyal

cis and Mrs. Jacqueline Borgos will head the committees jud-

ging started

beat my husband with her fists and said, “Leave him alone. He’s my boy friend and he can slap me if he wants to.” It was ap-

Last

atthe <p

big

DEAR DAD: Ain't it the truth? When I was a girl (back in the Stone Age) we had a_ phonograph with a two-bit needle and thought it was great. Today if you don’t have stereo or at least hi-fi you’re underprivileged.

give everybody a hand. I’ve told him a hundred times to mind his own business but he won't listen.

WATCH

the

right on his jaw. Then the woman

most

Nan Juan Brevities

ys Our 16-year-old son went to you for IT DAD a near convulsion because I

SEA—Dojia

Dona

Live With It, Dad, Could Be Worse DEAR

THE

“Civicas’s”

of the hats she will show ‘at the Easter Parade. It is made of dried sea-algae, trimmed with a starfish and +

cis and

of

See

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PROPOR Aututuim PPEBC EIS AS

“CIVICAS cis.

lil SAN-JUAN STAR — Wednesday, April 13, 1960

An “exhibition Rican

Theatre

Easter

Sunday

of

Puerto

Zr

will

open

at the

Insti-

tute of Puerto Rican Culture

at 5:30 p.m. On display will be books, scale sets, costumes,

What

models of photos,

groups

which

early

for

This

“Tea-

official

inauguration

Third ter

marks

Puerto Festival,

Institute

of

of

by

the

Culture, which

will

IN RENE MARQUES PLAY— Alice Moreda, left, and Jessie Perez, play the leading feminine roles in Rene Marques’ “Un Ninto Azul Para Esa Sombra,” which opens the Third Festival of Puerto Rican Theatre next Thursday, April 21, at the Tapia Theater. The play, which has a San Juan setting, takes place in a mansion on Ashford Avenue. (Photo by Jorge Diana)

presenta series of six productions at the Tapia Theater, starting April 21 with Rene Marques

play, “Un Nifio Azul Para Esa Sombra;” followed by “De Tanto Caminar,” by Piri Fernandez;

de

“Cristal Roto En El Tiempo,’ by Myrna Casas; “Cielo Caido.”

by

Emilio

Principio

by

S. La

Gerard

ballet

Belaval: Noche

Paul

program

“En

Serena,”

Marin,

and

the

San

cal

El

Era

by

a

Ballets

Juan,

with

composers

hand

by

Amaury

Hector Campos Delano. On

music

Parsi

lo-

directors and technicians who are

Veray,

and

taking part in the to Rican Theater

Jack

well as obtaining

for

the

opening

the

exhibition,

guests

able

to meet

authors,

the

will

of

the

be

Puerto

Third PuerFestival; as

information

different~~aspects Rican

of

theatrical

on

the

activi-

RAMON Special

LAJAS — outstanding

To

ANTONETTI The

STAR

In recognition to her role as a mother, a

committee of school executives and civic leaders vested upon Dona Amalia Ruiz de Feliciano, 63, the title of, “Madre Ejemplar’’ of La-

jas for 1960.

The local ‘‘Mother of the Year’’ was so elected at a meeting held in the Perry School’s assembly hall, where other candidates were

also considered for the honor. After a thorough discussion of each aspirant’s qualifications, the committee announced its selection to those present. Congfatulations

Mrs.

Feliciano,

were

a

given

housewife

toving mother of daughters and sons.

10

to

and

grown-up

as a factory superintendent, while Efrain is a agriculturist and Wilfiam, director of personnel at a large manufacturing company.

Pura,

like

mother,

is

a

business

administration.

Ana

is_a

graduated secretary, as is Carmen; Gladys has a bachelor’s degree in education and teaches in a public school. Bernardino is studying engineering at UPR’s Mayaguez College. &

By

bok

RAMON

ANTONETTI

the

is

currently

poten-

level.

working

secondary

Eida

Rodri-

guez, social worker, and Mrs. Eloina .Pagan Vda. de Urrutia,

was considered by

this special committee, along with other local women whose remarkable careers as mothers also deserved attention.

She

was

higly

praised

for

her

motherly devotedness and praised at a civic gathering. Present were

at the

gathering.

leaders, police school teachers,

were

municipal

officials several and the title-con-

housewife, the title of, of the Year’ of this west

Anibal and Miguel Angel have followed-up father’s steps as busi-

To

community

The

—

leaders

Carmen

Perez

STAR

A

group

conferred

de

of

upon

Perez,

of “schools; Guillermo Valero Zayas, elementary school director;

nessmen. graduate,

Carmen, a_ university is a school teacher,

while her sisters, Monserrate Guadalupe, are house wives mother.

and like

cheer

open and secret

of

constructive

whatever material arrangements for

are

concerned.

(March 21 to April 19)

when

loved

comrades

and plea-

(April 20 to May 20)

23

to

Nov.

tempted

.to

break

you

must

to you withconsequences just the day

be

more

care-

Dec. 21)

It is best you look into

that troubling situation adopt a new attitude if you

and want

to gain your hopes and wishes right now. Begin uptrend in afP.M. do whatever is necesto give family ties what need most.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. Try not to make any drastic

changes in. A.M. one else. Later

can

then

to in

discuss

injure somethe day you

matters

diplo-

Do not permit an unhappy family tie to deter you for stepping out with clever associate who has

matically

to advance in- financial matters P.M. get together with a good friend for further discussions.

“ AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Tend to own affairs in A.M.

GEMINI

(May

21

to

Particular care must on the road today or

June

21)

be taken there can

be a serious accident. Also, labor diligontly and confer with a higher-up for good suggestions

that will

help

you.to

faster. However, low them.

be

get ahead sure

CHILDREN

July

21)

enjoy

Try

to

some

to

fol-

(June

22

take

it,easy

sport

in

A.M.

so that you will be in condition to meet with that interesting person who will open up a new avenue of financial gain in afternoon. P.M. go out socially. Have fun.

LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Make it your business to reach far greater understanding and accord with family ties in A-M: rather than add to present tenseness. Bring home little gifts to-

night

and

have

able evening Smile.

a most

at

own

enjoy-

fireside.

VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Get a grip on yourself. It will do no good to worry over spilt milk. Get out in afternoon and work constructively at whatever will ameliorate your present

position. Also, do your shopping. Then get letters written nicely. LIBRA

(Sept.

23

to

Coct.

You now knew where to increase income,

22)

and how provided

you pay no ‘attention to a pal whe knows nothing about your present financial condition. P.M.

a

and

real

thereby

come

understanding

instant

cooperation.

to

and

Be

get

kind.

since associates are very busy and cannot cooperate with you. Later in the day you will have

an opportunity with

your

ability.

fairs. PISCES

20)

to make

a higher-up

are

like

them

financial 20

to

and

to

your

hardly ,as to

headway

appreciates”

seems

at work

ings

Fix

.(Feb.

Nothing

right

who

be.

af-

March

go

quite

surround-

you

would

However,

this

evening you are inspired exactly how to ameliorate all of your affairs

so

that

you

can

start

au

upswing. IF

CHILD is BORN’ TODAY. The delightful child born today is the type who must have

a

YOUR

reason

his,

or

for her

everything orbit.

within

Train

your

child early in investigative channels

so

become

that

this

most

lucrative

rare

years.

There

is

tackle

large

projects

much

gift

in

can

adult

ability

and

them workable, in this chart, too. Do not neglect the spiritual tenets either for greatest results and success.

LADIES FREE Every WED iN ESDAY

rate aed laa

: area

OR meet OTE

SMS RAEN

CANDIES WV.Z.

THE STORES AND FROM 12 NOON THURSDAY

IMPORTANT.

NOTICE

SUPERMARKETS WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY coop | FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. DO YOUR EASTER SHOPPING WEDNESDAY,

AND, SATURDAY

MORNING.

to

make

EASTER oN

©

ful than usual. Utilize all that crergy going after what will bring real profit. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to

20)

good

(Oct.

are.

all laws pertaining out heeding the today. But this is

socially with

or

a

Special

devoted “Mother

Pinto,

Miss

abode,

PRBS

Fernando

high-school

The

a

You

fair. sary they

to

ferring committee. The wife of local businessman, Julio Perez, this year’s ‘Madre Ejemplar’’ has five grown-up sons.

HORMIGUEROS ‘Mrs.

Collado

director;

housewife. Dona Carmen

house-

wife. Jorge holds a_ university dégree in economics. Maria is at the UPR studying

She and her husband, Bernardino coast town for 1960. Feliciano, a _ respected citizen Mrs. Perez was the choice of AlDorrington, superintendent worked hard to educate all 10 fre beyond

future

MOON

Virgilio

school

up

SCORPIO

You cannot quite decide in A.M. whether to go after financial gain or be off for pleasure. Be sensible. P.M. fine for going out

actors, . ties.

Two More Cities Name Mothers Of Year By

is 21)

brings

sorts

TAURUS

the

Thea-

sponsoréd

life

combining business with sure. Work clever angles.

the

Rican

of your

TENDENCIES:

ARIES

productions will upon, request.

exhibition

spruce

you.”

morning

all

the

cond and Third Puerto Rican Theater Festivals. Color slides of different be shown

to

analyzation of or emotional

tro Nuestro,” Puppet Theater, Ateneo Puertorriqueno, University Theater and the First, Se-

the also

make

up

tial upset where

during

Puertorriquefo,”

do

schemes are concerned. Be sure te keep your own actions hbeyond reproach. Then the afternoon and evening are excellent

Among these groups are Areyto, General: Society of Actors,

“Tinglado

They

ones.

GENERAL

have

flourished in San Juan the past two decades.

you

largely

designs, masks, _ posters, newspaper articles, reviews and sections of scenery from productions sponsored by various theatrical

BY Car rroll Righter RR impel...

“The Stars not compel!

POST TIME

IS 3. P.M.

Racing All Year Around Wednesdays, Fridays, Sundeys and Holidays bes am

um om con ous umn os om om

en

“THE SAN-JUAN STAR — Wednesday, April 13, 1960 in San

LETTERS

Juan

Festival Is Coming

ANIMAL

SHELTER

Sir:

By Al Dinhofer

~

The Jacksonville January 29th cited

Mrs.

Richard

D.

Tribune an idea

Black

of of

who

to-

gether with Henry Gonzalez, has been leading the fight against the wanton-cruel experimentation and

execution of mals. Mrs.

degs and other aniBlack and her as-

sociate plan on donating $1,000 as a “‘Jove’’ offering tc get their animal shelter project off the

ground.

They

plan

on

a

shelter

open day and night to receive sick or injurec animals and_ they would like to take in all of the unwanted dogs in the area to

preclude their becoming strays and foraging in paéks for food and shelter We in Puerto

suck

a

Rico

shelter

in

have

Mr.

just

and: Mrs

Quifiones’ La Milagrosa, also known as “Refugio de los Animales’’, but without ‘“‘love’’ offer-

jing

from

the

populace

and

with-

out Insular or city budgetary support. The wonderful work that they are doing ir their meticu-

lously clean cludes having treating

by Lorenzo Homar for. the P R. name from an ancient Indian chief.

warriors

im

typical

16th

century

the

Theatre

Arts

Commission

of

the

Insti-

tate

of Puerto Rican Culture The Institute’s third annual Puerto Rican Theaire Festival. in which the UPR and the Ateneo ere also participating, will take place Apr:] 21 through May 29 at the Tapia Theatre. Assisted i Lilliam Skerrett. Arrivi has veen working so hard. it was a major task to Tevete him for a discussion of the historical espects

of

Puerto

Rican

theatre.

This vear's festival. cescribed as “one ihe most embitious theatrical ventures in Rican Fuerto history.” will be composed of six productions—five plays by local playwrights. and one program of four ballets ereatcd by the Sen Juan Bellet company. set io musie by locel composers. ‘] t is a completely professional Festival,” ATTivi prié { afi

seve.

“finenced

Its

tucns

purpose

talented The

by

legislative

is to

spotlight

dremeturgical

festival

will

about

to

1938 the

to

A

ceniest

Ateneo

ferret

in

out

we zs

called

helped

make

a

Arrivi,

masier’s

national

who

is

degree

also

theatre a

from

expression. 1941, and

a reality.

playwright

Columbia

(with

a

University’s

“La

by

Carreta,”

by

Marqués

since been produced Central America. It

the

New

“La

Ca-

in Spain and has also been

Dramatic

Circle

of

New

York, not

spoustreit

i

that

a group devoted to Hispanic drama. Most of the plays of the period, Arrivi says, focused on the generation of the ’30s— the generation of social protest and the proJetarian novel.

Some problems,

of the plays dealt with psychological and reflected Puerto Rican life,

behavior,

and

up aS Abbey

problems.

“It

can

be

summed

a movement comparable to Ireland’s Theatre in its attempt to express the

character

of

the

all dogs on sight, or disgustingly displaying AW (OAM

Institute

annual Festival playwrights and

ialents. Four tival. Actors

of

in 1958 to actors, and

inaugurated

make the man Now the man blush *-

Statesmen ning

atom

proposed but

the

material

being

offered

in

this

figure

with

the

two

heads

of

Ike—to

poster

cultural schism Puerto Rico.

fous;

over

which

history

we're behind keeping track they

Capital

City

of

San

Juan

adequate to enable tribute to such’ a cause, in the

is

is

the

TODAY’S

ck

TV say

which every major city world does support in their

penalties

levied | against

persons

whe brutally maltreat their animals or abandon them and allow them to becomé strays? Also. to place a bar on ficers turning.

licensed and to ‘scientific institutions

“impounding” over stray.

unmuzzled medica!

for

BEST i)

@ @

classical

AN GERMANY

Mathias

of

year | when

FROM

ofun-

animals research

gruesome

experi-

mental vivasection or otherwise having them brutally destroyed. After all, the animals only crime was in being born. Even children know that vivasection, Is an ancient but needless art... A puppy need not be butchered Just to prove it had a heart. Violet L. Bissell

KNEBEL Bureav

ATA

ok

Air

wan’

to

tive they

for pu:

do

peothey

8

Force

|

AANTNHNHINT

college seniors wonder. what ple say ir letters home when can’t ask for money. manual

something

:

writers

construc-

civilization why don’t ou! a manua’ on how

to change

a licensc

plate?

erg

peau

enterprising shoppe

is

ladies’

giving

cha-

away

a

free pair of pruning shears with each new spring hat. eh & Spring: fancy

o&

time

in-

them to conhumanitarian

areas, why can’t they at least have the authorities enact suitable legislation with more stringent

One

&

are. *k

This

ago.

to trust

the Russians in of how far ahead

year’s

led-

years

preferred ek

Fesand

has

Stevenson

We orbit a satellite with cameras aboard. Nobody can

shell. The Loiza Aldea mask is neither crying nor laughing. It is somewhat morose and

BEA

has

his o1 her: head. budget of the Govern-

If the

trust Russia.

tragedy and comedy. But it holds forth a typical Loiza Aldea mask (which takes its name from the town) made from a coconut

Festival

clothes make

*

Adlai

this people

an

sullen. It seems symbolic of the Age of Freud +..0r perhaps a reflection on the path of

whc

meni of Puerte Rico or that of the

Washingtor

predict a treaty ban-

Festival may be indicated in the silk-screen Poster advertising the event. It shows a mystic Grecian

*

tests

The second Festival, last year, offered original works, and a production of short ballets. The

being on If the

human

anima!’ should feel the baby’s death

OMAN

Men’s suits will show fancy. colors next fall Clothes used,to

television circles. It proved to be a fine training ground for directors and technicians.

three three

an of

FLETCHER STAB

encourage local dveelogz theatre

plays constituted the first were recruited from radio

each

abandoned the guik

otherwise a brand

yy By

ZW

have been willing te help stimulate

Culture

Certainly,

OOOO

land.”

Rico. These organizations to take financiai losses theatrical expression.

it to either starve to death or to revert to the wild in following the instinct of self preservation.

| POTOMAC FFEVER

In recent years the main strides for a jiving theatre have been made by the UPR, the Ateneo, and the Little Theatre of Puerto

The

Theatre

di-

disposal.

Areyto

School of Dramatic Arts), succeeded for a few years between 1940 and 1953, in presenting various original plays, some his own, under the banner of Tinglado Puertorriquefio (Puerto Rican Shed). Manuel Méndez Ballester founded the General Society of Actors in 1942, which staged two of his plays. René Marqués became the first director of the Experimental Theatre of the Ateneo when that was established in 1951 This attempt was climaxed in 1953 with the presen.

staged

$30,000,

other

dogs and then hearing of sanctimonious humans irately shooting

work

all-out, :sland-wide theat Trica] “talent. en

group

an indigeneous theatrical group functioned through

has and

The pleyu righis rece ive £500 for the five performances, plus To chocse the ees rary date, Arrivi Peints out. modern g an theatre dates by

dramatie

and

plies This

rreta” South

the

a

skins

All of us have heard stories of various tragedies such as an infant being killed by a pack of wild

appro-

tumes.

back

1939

of

cqunting tume en ici] expended by all concerned. About 60 per cent will be recovered, { is estimated. plus a small income from the book of Festival plays published annually, and permenent acquisition of sets and cos-

year

In

the

seases and sickness of the animals and caring for unwanted animals, must necessarily be limited to the means. at their

was created by Emilio S. Belaval, now a Supreme Court judge. Areyto is the Indian word for ancient folk dances. Hence, the name im-

tation

ertists.”

cost

“Urayoan,” which soldiers, girls and

costumes.

It comes as no surprise to Francisco Arrivi. moving force behind the forthcoming Fuerte Rican Theatre Festival. that there’s no business like show business to keep a man rking around the clock. Arrivi is director af

Festival ballet is a Spanish

Thentre Depicted

tragedy —but who is basically to blame in the death of the infant— the dogs?... No!, rather it is the careless human beings who tired of the novelty of his pup abandons

J Z

Sketches takes tis

kennels which inthe females spaded,

of human savagery which is akin to that of lynch mobs incited, of course, by the steries of the

g

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EUROPE

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turns

turns.

to

a

young

a young

man’s

woman’s

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THE SAN

JUAN. STAR

the ‘Sor Juan Star

Only In America

‘Oh, That Mine Enemy Would Write A Book’

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the

the

Possessions, 6 Mos, $14.00

Roger Touhy wrote a Sook and was subsequently gunned down as he approached _ his front. porch. His collaborator, I understand, lives

Territories 3

Mos. $ 7.00

1 Mo. $ 2.50

$35.00 :

with

$12.00

just past,

way

story:

killings

“Oh,

five persons

of fatalities.

days

are

ahead

were

It is a grim

of last year’s

travesty

on‘life

called- civilized community that makes a weekend auto-

and

on all violators of traffic regulations,

It is too

|

early to estimate the effectiveness of. this new campaign against unnecessary death, but the statistics for the past weekend confirm the terrible urgency of that

and inevitably, at great sacrifice in manpower among researchers dedicated to that: great goal of freeing

mankind from its scourge.

The day when cancer will be under the control of

if the

scientists and the medical men-who treat it can have the. necessary facilities, and funds, to expand their activities. April is Cancer Month in: Puerto Rico and the

Puerto Rican Cancer League is trying to raise the island quota of $175, 000 for the task of fighting this terrible disease in the island, No one can say that he is not concerned

with the

fight

against

cancer.

It is everybody’s fight and the most effective way to Cancer

could

Hospital,

save

your

229

The majority

demonstrated

party

again

Calle Parque,

are

:

in the Senate

of Puerto

is not

Rico

its

lican, was the target this time for sending a letter to the editor of the Baltimore Sun, which that paper published, saying the Legislature’s recent censure of President Eisenhower was not an expression of the_ people, but only of Gov. Mufioz Marin’s- “puppets,”

the Popular Democratic

majority

in the Legislature.

8

the majority in voting censure against its detractors,

IE

The thin-skinned Senators are revealing an irritability that is unbecoming to a legislative body. While we do not mean to scoff at the prodigality of we do think the practice level of horseplay. It

is

interesting

to

is descending note

that

in

rapidly to the the

censure

of

the President, the majority in the Legislature reacted quickly to a comment made by White House Press Secretary

James Hagerty,

which

was

published

in the

New York Times. In censuring Sen. Julid, the Senate majority again got itself worked up over something published in English, this time in the Baltimore Sun. The majority has, from time to time, been called “puppets” and “rubber stamps” publicly by the op-

position, and in print in the Spanish press, without reacting with the impetuosity it has shown those who have transgressed in English.

It’s enough to make us nervous.

gunners

made

Woman

Will

De

For

A

Man

for.a

man—

grueling

poverty,

shame,

~earskin

rug

to

boot.

William Blake, the zreat Engiish poet and artist lived in abject poverty behind his sleazy

printshop but he had

the undying

cespect

and

loyalty of his wife. Once when 3o.ne zuests commented. on the. fact that the Blak... vere .o s00r they couldn’t afford-seap, Mrs. Biuxe .prang o defense with, ‘Mr. Blake don’t need soap. Mr.

Blake’s skin doen't dirt.” Not

every

writer

is

that

lucsy.

Sinclair

said

of his first wife that she never understood he:» was working when -he sat staring out of the’ window. Most women ihink the nicesi thing that could happen to a husband is a steady job, but many of them overcume this and do all soris of sweet things for their mei. They embroider little initials On thw -shirts and one woman I know loyally wavered a fellow’s orchids— hundreds of orchids. She haa to hold the water in her mouth till it ,ot warm, then spray. This is what a woman will do for a man.

to

terrify-

Are MenOf Considerable Wealth By

JACK

BELL

Kennedy,

WASHINGTON (AP)—With a ‘{couple of exceptions, most of 1960’s crop of Presidential aspirants are men of considerable wealth.

However, it used to be axiomatic in politics that the candidate had to be a poor man. It was

regarded

as just

dandy

if he had been born in a log cabin. If he first saw daylight on a farm, that was merely

| routine. But

the

supply

found

that

The best estimates

that ‘self-control

attempts

sometimes

of

log

cabins

even

his

log

cabin origin didn’t help much in his 1952 try for the Democratic nomination,

life.

for an affront to “the dignity and good name of the Legislature.” Sen, Charles H. Julia; Statehood Repub-

AE

are

aire,

League,

chief virtue. It has again resorted to the formal censure motion, this time to reprimand one of its members

Bs

course, They

can Cancer

has

fF

artist.

is running out. And Sen. Robert S. Kerr (D-Okla), a multimilion-

Noblesse Oblige

RLS

these, of

win it is to mail a substantial check to the Puerto RiSanturce, P. R. Your dollars

NR Oe

is subject

philanthropists.. There are people who will say of Walter Winchell; ‘“‘He has helped me.” They say_ this also of successful actors, singers and ty agents, And the cruelest of all, they say,

an

machine

Most 1960 Presidential Aspirants

It is a dread killer that science is conquering, slowly

or she

to critic-

of

two

disgrace, anything, as long as they’re married. If they’re not married she’ll suffer very little on ‘tis behalf and wants a white telephone and a

idinger

ing. But, frankly, no one made as much trouble

Cancer makes no distinction among economic levor social position in the selection of its victims.

quickly

to

’

writes, a book

anything

a book,”

easy

to know

All

Another Killer

can be reached: more

write so

a-man who’s written a book. So easy who he is and what it is he wants.

diminish

We hope the police will soon achieve the objective of lowering the death toll. It will take time, we know, for the new campaign to show results. Meanwhile, the living may become impatient. The dead will not-care.

science

It’s

“He didn’t really write it.”*

crackdown.

medical

would

proves he’s a bastard.” Add up-Damon Runyon’s ‘outstanding debts and he is one of the great

mobile

els

35).

As soon as a man writes a book some people say, “He did it for the money.” If it were that simple, everyone Would write a book. . Or they say, ‘The fact. that he wrote that book

in a so-

that

What. A

is dismissal.

rate

trip a perilous family -experience: ‘The Police Department announced a week ago there would’ be a crackdown on reckless drivers

(Job XXXI,

Anyone who

as_those

Touhy.

George Bernard Shaw said a woman will suffer

guard.

that mine enemy

Job.

for- writers

~for Roger

ism. The book is good or bad. Fair enough. Sometimes imprisonment. Not so fair, but authors run the risk. St. Thomas and Dante came near excommunication. What authors don't bank on

The alarming statistics of 100 high-

in 102

a police

cried

killed and 40 were injured in auto accidents. At this writing it was not*known how many of the injured, if any, had died. This terrible toll of lives has become a standard

weekend

Golden

President

$133.00 $69.00 (Payable in Advatice) to other conntries on request

weekend

Harry

Board

The Killing Continues. Over

_By

Corporation

Chairman

___._..-_-_---

Rates

a

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A

P. ©. Box 4187, San Juan, i Bierte’ Rico (45@ Comercio St. El Imparcial Washington Bureau: National Press Bids. J. Dorvillier J. Kennedy

lE:

— Wednesday, April 13,.1960--

against

of politicians

dollar

gave

trust

him

fund

a

when

million he

was

9. The elder Kennedy is usually tabbed in the $400 million bracket, but young Jack has never been much interested in just making money. Average, And Then Some One of Kennedy’s” top rivals for the Democratic nomination, Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, rates his financial condition as “average.” He thinks if he sold out today he

would

cash

in

for

around

$200,000. But his wife is worth a lot more. Johnson has property, cattle, bank stocks and bonds. He has told his financial managers not to buy any common stocks because

of his position in Congress.

wise in such matters are that at He refrains from voting on matleast $25 million will have been ters concerning the Federal Comspent more or less directly in munications Commission because the Presidential campaign by the of his wife’s TV-radio holdings. time it ends in November. Mrs. Johnsou’s holdings, - all in her own name, uiviude about Nixon Is Exception One of the exceptions to the a half interest in two TV and big money group of White House two radio stations. Her own holdaspirants is Vice President Ri- ing company has a 29 per cent chard M. Nixon, the probable interest in two other stations. Mrs. Johnson's property. in\Republican Presidential nominee. Nixon’s. assets reflect 13 years cludes some extensive land holdspent in public life without any ings and the LBJ Ranch, the outside personal income. He has family home in Texas. It is esbe worth around a $35,000 equity in a $75,000 timated to ; home, a. 1955 Oldsmobile, some $750,000. term insurance and savings acJohnson lists his birthplace as “Near Johnson City, Tex.,” and counts, no stocks or bonds. As Vice President, Nixon gets thus could claim to be farm$30,000 a year salary and a born. $10,000 annual expense account. Symington Is Comfortable Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo), He also has a Congressional pension coming to him through his who is in three pitching for the nomination, — calls membership in the Senate and Democratic House.

himself

Modest Millionaire Suk In a year when it’s politically respectable to be a rich man, Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass) 'modestly admits he is worth “about a million, maybe only $900,000.” This would indicate he hasn’t improved his financial standing much since his father, Joseph P

sold out his Emerson Electric Company in St.Louis for about a million dollars when he first

“comfortably”

fixed.

went into government. Mrs. Symington is

He

indepen-

any airplane stock. Otherwise it has a_free hand in managing his financiai affairs. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (DMinn), contesting Kennedy the primaries, added up

wealth to “about average for a small town druggist.” He was a druggist before he got into Politics in 1944 The

Minnesota

ton but owes about $17,000 on a house in Minnesota. Adlai E. Stevenson, who says he doesn’t. expect to get a third Presidential nomination, is estimated by friends to be worth about half a million dollars.

Ike SchedulesDay For South Korea AUGUSTA, Georgia President Eisenhower

—({AP)— yesterday

added

to

a

one-day

of

Korea.

instructions

must

not

buy

He

will

go

Japan and finish there on June 23.

Korea

out

back

his

to

visit

Gronchi Trying To End

italy's Political Crisis ROME

(AP)

Giovanni

—

Gronchi

President yesterday

turned once again to the task of trying to lead Italy out of its

gravest

postwar

crisis.

But

in the political chaos no solution ‘was in sight. Gronchi started going through the ritual of consulting the nation's

political

night,

trust

visit

to the itinerary of his June trip to Russia and Japan. Eisenhower will reach Japan on June 19 and interrupt his visit on June 22 to fly to the Republic

in trust.

Symington’s

called

$4,000 in mutual securities. He has a paid for home in Washing-

ders after Tambroni

that the

Senator

his cash assets ‘very limited.” He said they include about $6,000 in savings and about

dently wealthy. She and her husband have placed their holdings are

in his

old

reopening

crisis.

and

premier designed a

party

lea

Fernando Monday seven

weelrk

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, April 13, 1960

i2

Painter Withdraws Exhibition Over UPR Museum Name Row

Nieves Refutes Galarza Charges By

PEDRO

ROMAN

tal

with

a‘plot

of

HAROLD

Jand

that

is

new worth $5,000, Nieves says, that he as President of the Association is not authorized to make a present to anybody That is done by the board, The Association did not pay for it, he said. As to the charges that medical and legal aid have been denied to members while outsiders were resi of president of the associahelped, Nieves said the board: tion in a convention held about five weeks aco al the La Perla of directors is ‘ ‘proud of having than what they Theater in Ponce. The group led helped more could. When fellow officers paby ¢ ais trying to impugn rents, brothers and other relaihe elections tives of policemen have suffered Gaiarze’s accusation — stated from cancer, help always have ihat Nieves and his board made been forthcoming to them.” a present of several thousand In further declaration explaindollars and a trip of 15 days ing what he calls Sergeant Gaio ihe widow of a Washington larza baseless charges, Nieves roliceman who was killed when ‘stated: Fuerio Rican Nationalists atLodging for the widow while lempted te assassinate President she was here was absorbed by Truman ai Blair House in 1950. the Caribe Hilton Hotel and the Nieves replied the Police <As- government paid for her transs€ciation did not give “a cent” portation around the island. The ic ihe policeman’s widow. her ef-| zssociation, continuing What happened, he said. was later secured for the wi-! forts, inat school children, of Puerto dows of local policemen Killed Rice inade a collection to help in the uprising, a double pension, ine Washingion policeman’s Nieves said. widow, and gaye the money to Nieves also cited the fact that then Seeretary of Education Ma- the association last year granted giano Villaronga. who in turn a scholarship to Tanis Robles, gave the money wo the widow. the daughterof one of the policeand aJso to widows of the Puerto men killed in the uprising. Rican police officers. firemen. Nieves also charged that Gaand National Guard members larza, himself, has received free who died in the ‘line of duty legal aid from the association on during the nationalists revolt. two occasions and that Galarza

PTONCE—Francisco A. Nieves, president of the Puerto Rico Police Association. in a memoxyandum sent to police sand to association members, has denied accusations that Sargeant Julian Galarza and a group of policemen made against him recently. was reelecied to his Nieves

No

Part

Of

Scholarships

is a sergeant today

As to another accusation that scholarships sponsored by the association have been given to

people who did not merit them. Nieves said that since the scholarships were created, ally, has not granted ing scholarships. he

concern eelecis

of the

fn reply

committee

which

presented

an

charge

Army

that

ex-corpo-

the

police

group.

in

cancellation

of

an

lobbied

for

passage

of

Rice museum after the father of Governor Luis Munoz Marin has

TV set director, advised museum director Osiris Delgado, in a letter dated April 8 that he is withdraw.

ed “‘Jamentable” the name the museum

British Museum Gets

mora!

painters

protest

and

naming

the

of

26

island

sculptors University

against of

Puerto

LONDON (AP) The British Museum, where George Bernard Shaw studied intensely for many of his formative years, has become the repository of almost everything the dramatist wrote. The museum announced it has received a large collection

original

manuscripts

of

and

spiritual

picket

the

museum.

/

which

citizenship Painter

to

the

the

Jones

granted

U.

S.

island.

Rodriguez

Baez

term-

decision to after the

“‘politician’’ Luis Mufioz Rivera. “More appropriate would be the name of an artist, he said. He

his proposec show because protest: of his colleagues is ‘‘a

against

GBS Manuscripts

of

ing the

Act

line’’

recommended

naming

the

eum after Aguadilla-born Arroyo Galy.

Many of the protesting painters are Independentistas Luis Munoz

In

a

related

muspainter

letter

io.

UPR

Rivera, after whom the museum was named, a leading turn-of-thecentury politica; figure, is-generally considered an autonomist.

Chancellor Jaime Benitez, Rodriguez Baez noted that many sireeis,

_He won island autonomy under Spain in 1897. As Puerto Rico resident commissioner in Wash-

He suggested that the name of 19th century patriot and Independentista Ramon Betances should _

ingto:

be

under

Americar

rule

schools,

and parks

carry

he

the

given

name

tc

more

in Puerto Munoz

Rico

Rivera.

public

works.

his

major works, many of them in the “shorthand Shaw _ devised.

The papers are the last of the importani collections of manus-

cripts disposed of by Shaw’s will.|. { The

museum

sbout

and

5,000

a great

pieces,

and

most

were

variety

of bits

and

personal

let-

hundreds written

of

articles,

by

collection

,of the material ‘copyright.

had

manuscripts,

including

ters

The

already

Shaw

pet

include: Shaw

most

did

not

E. J. Robertson Dies LONDON

(AP)

—

E.

J.

Ro-

bertson, former manager of Lord Beaverbook’s Express newspapers and

one

of

the

major

figures

of

20th century British newspapering, died at his London home last night of a heart condition.

|’

Tiros Photographs Giant Cyclone Cloud WASHINGTON

(AP)

—

Ame-

rica’s weather-eye satellite Fhotographed a tremendous

has cy-

clonic cloud movement in the middle of the Pacific Ocean — far

recipients.

to another

of

to the

resulted

LIDIN

Organic

recent

bigger

than

weathermen

knew

earthbound

was

possible.

The whirling clouds covered an area 2,000 miles across bet-

ween Hawaii It has been the 11 days

and there that

the for the

satellite

been

in

has

William Stround, ject manager, said

largest ment

cyclonic ever

equator. most of Tiros 1

orbit. Tiros it was

cloud

; prothe

move-

observed.

MUSEUM ADDITION— This painting of the Virgin by Bartolome Murillo, the great Spanish painter, will go on

ee

ae ee Om

display at the Ponce Museum of Art Easter Sunday afternoon. The most recent acquisition of that museum, it was painted about 1670 for a Carmelite Convent in Madrid. Ermesto de la Orden Miracle, Spanish consul, will unveil the painting at 3 p.m. He will give a lecture on “Spanish Churches

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22,

of

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that he and bid

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in November, 1956. “It is a perfectly clear case of

others.

(4) (6)

6000

Whom

Mrs. Sandys did not contest the suit on the ground of desertion

(Listings Subject To Change) (Program Listed According to Language) Wednesday, April 18 Telefiesta de la Tarde “Cuando los Hijos Condenan”’ “Northwest _ Outpost’? (Film) Ocupaciones Curiosast Industry on Parade “Por Los Verdes Caminos’”’ Esta es su Casa “Six Gun Serénade’’ (Film) Cocina del Hogar “Window to the World” (Film) Gaby-Fofo-Miliki

“For

Irving

than

Sir

Death,”

“The Fifth Column,” of Kilimanjaro” and

in

his wife, Diana, oldest daughter of

first production is “Love a dramatization Hotchner drew from He

Huntsville, away.

said Presley, ‘‘and it some. I didn’t

the

LONDON, (AP) — Dunean Sandys, Minister of Aviation, was granted a divorce last week from

new

and which

performance Bells Toll.”

Paxinou,

Grecian who won an: AcaAward for her supporting

Churchill's Daughter Divorced In London

theatrical producing firm on Broadway is H and H Ltd. One of the H’s is A. E. Hotchner and the other H is Ernest Hemingway. Their

guitar-

Although it is not to be classified as a musical, songs of religious persuasion are heard in the chapel scenes, while Miss Baker herself performs the folk

Ernest Hemingway To Produce Play NEW

convent.

Viennese

players in “The Miracle,” thus setting a recent-times record for a Hollywood-based motion picture.

Elvis’

wile,

Aug.

the

the

is Katina

fiery demy

Director

career.” son approved

first

died

abandon

Slezak,

more

TELEVISION

5:45-(6)

PARIS (AP)—Brigitte Bardot’s tempered

with

his She

Best man for his father will be Elvis. Mrs. Stanley’s brother,

(6)

BB's Husband Awarded hot-

Va., has been

Hercules

Hell

mother,

for-

Presley, 44, said he met future wife in Germany.

Roosevelt

and

Elliot,

Nuevo

El

Presley's

this divor-

a house guest of the Presleys along with her three young ‘sons, the oldest 7.

KRESTO-DENIA: The Silver Chalice, Crimson Pirate MARTI: Frontier Rangers, Great Waltz CORCELLES: Esther Costello Story, Bonjour Tristesse ROOSEVEELT: Mutiny

late

blonde

cee.

want

Caparra Terrace Mar in the Road, Puerto

will

month

AMBASSADOR: Journey to the Center of the Earth, Alaska Passage Cuple, GRAND: Aquellos Tiempos del La_ Gayiota HOLIDAY: ‘The Hangman, Houseboat LORRAINE: Day of Triumph. Preview at

hurt Elvis or his Presléy said his of the marriage.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP)—Vernon Presley, father of rock ‘n’ roll singer Elvis Presley, says

to

Miracle”

property

Barrymore, the last currently acting member of a noted family

bu&Sy

plays the roCaptain Stuart,

From Rome came Vittorio Gass-

this week. They have a son, Johnny, 5 The 31- year-old actress filed a divorce suit in Santa Monica,

are again together,” said. and grinning, the 27-

excitement

‘man, the Italian star who makes his first American appearance in more than three years as Miss Baker's Gypsy lover. Another famous returning star in “The

WAPA-—Serenade

WWWW-Drifting and 11:00-WRIO-Hifi Serenade

love,

actor, plays the puckish strumming Flaco.

of actors, returned recently to Rome after a short stay in the United States. Cara flew here

Barrymore

hope that my wife will be able to work with me in some movie.”

Relaxation

Parade

worldly

Walter

settlement. Barrymore later announced he was engaged to Italian movie starlet Giorgia Moll, 21, an that he planned to get a divorce himself,

me

WWWW-Melodic Moments 10:00-WRIO-WFID-FM-—Stereo Hour WHOA—Dee Merritt Show for

Cara

and after

actor

“We

Nocturnal 680

WWWW-Musi¢c

wife

reconciied in Rome trangement. “Yes, we Barrymore Bearded

7. :00—WHOA-—Town Forum Interlude — Musical 7 :30—WFID-FM WRIO—Music For Many :00-WWWW—Music for Everyone 8

WRIO-—Hr fi WAPA-Club

(AP)—John

Jr., and

Music

till

her

Barrymore And Wife Reconciled In Rome

Music Movies

4:30—WHOA—Roy Godes Show 5:00-WKYN-—Movie Rundown 5:15-WKYN-—Entertainment Guide Littauer 5 :30—WKYN—Clem - WFID-FM—American Orchestras — News 6 00-—WHOA WKYN-—Financial News 6 :30-—WITA- Artistas Favoritos WFID-FM-—Dining

Bros.

a British grenadier whose attachment for Miss Baker first prompts

JOHN BARRYMORE and wife CARA

WIPR-Pan Am. Discs. 2:00—WFID-FM—Music for Listening 2:35—-WHOA-Variety with Vic R. &

Warner

and fame. Roger Moore mantic lead of

WIPR-—Concert 1:30-—WITA-—Disc Jockey

3:15-WFID-FM—P. 4:00-WHOA-—Molly

tomorrow,

the film the Para-

has~ assembled an impressive east. of performers, beginning with Carroll Baker as the gypsy girl who flees a village convent

11:00—WFID-FM—Luncheon Music 12:00—WKYN-—Musical Matinee

12:30-WHOA—Post Time 1:00—WHOA— Music ‘for

i

BakerIn Reiniarci

13

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brama

On Screen: ‘The Miracle’

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APARTMENTS

ESTATE

ATR CONDITIONED person, refrigerator,

55 APARTMENTS for rent for visitors and tourist overflow at regular prices. Pictures, complete description of scores of houses for sale, beach front property, ocean front farms, islands and investment property. J. ALLEN FRANCIS-

Available Santurce,

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listings

us

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—

and

near

IN

Puerto

our listings of commercial, residential, and hotel sites. advice regarding feasibility cing meat

of real Service

San

Mar

Parque, 1132

te

19L

de

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industrial, Competent and finan-

Leon’

FOR

RENT

$150.

Call

ment

(13'

x

conditioned,

ties

22%,

linen

clos2

or

to

kitchen,

included.

after

air-

p.m.

1292

416

FURNISHED

APARTMENT

single person, with included, telephone,

for couple

linen and has huge

or

crockery bedroom,

Tots of closet space, diningroom, livingroom, modern kitchen, lovely terrace. Close to ocean. $250 rent. McLeary telephone 3-4122, Mrs. Torruella. 119

2073, 4u4

IN OLD San Juan, small apartment with large living room facing ocean.

for gentlemen only. Also another apartment in same building with two bedrooms. 1134 DE

Call

6-3909. 425

LUXK

rent.

FURNISHED

Two

ed),

bedrooms

living-dining

beautiful Must Mr

be seen Lena at

3 3090

apartment

(one

for

aircondition

room,

bathroom,

full

by

the

sular, Hotel,

Isla one

Verde, Left of Coral block from San Juan

beach

garage.

to be appreciated. Miramar 609, or

$24,500.

Don’t

Realty.

PINEEBO

near

Leén

Ponce 3

de

bedrooms,

Kitchen,

—

Hato

Ave.,

bath,

fully

laundry,

Rey,

Alhambra equipped

porch,

car$21,800. Roose-

velt. 1190 DOS

PINOS,

Rie

1000

Piedras

square

-—

meter

Lovely lot.

Four

bedrooms, main airconditioned, two baths, porches front and back, living and diningrogm, ample built-in kitchea. Bearing fruit orchard. Excellent neighborhood.

FHA

mortgage

$13,500

interest. For information tin Hernandez Ramirez, 6 PM 6-3269,

414%

eall Dr. 3-5356.

MarAfter

in

meter

Reparto

lot.

Con-

AT

Beach Hotel.

4

413 withresi-

servants’

only. 1167

Call

FURNISHED screened bungalows, at beautiful Vaciatalega Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangrejos Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations. Prat,

LAS or

MARIAS — Completely unfurnished ocean front

home. 3 bedrooms, 1-12 baths, ond large yard. Call 2-8825 1228 HOUSE-—fully

garage

furnished,

completely equipped Beach, three minutes

Beach

414 | tre, a

QOnix

Street:

equipped

carport, liberal mortopened by appointment

Saldafia,

Tel.

2-2768.

AREA

- _

Tintillo

br

1164

413

SANTA EOSA: Near new shopping center. Convenient home for its personnel. 3 bedrooms, living room, diningreom, kitchen, bath, ‘hot water, screens. Large

patio.

$3,000,

Ochoa,

balance

3-8400,

NEVAREZ

—

FHA.

Extension

5

Call

654.

minutes

UF

from

the.

University, excellent home with many features; air conditioned room, builtin Hi Fi, concrete patio, utility room, ete. Reasonable price, F.H.A. mortgage. A. C, & R. C. contractors & Real Estate Brokers, 248 F. D. Roosevelt.

Ave.

Tel,

2-3013

Ext.

227.

6-6124.

Space

and

beauty

FOR RENT

phone

MAKE YOUR home away from home in Miramar at 904 J. Marti, A-2 PrePare your meals the way you wa them and when you want them. Air conditioned room at reasonable rates. Telephone 3-0748. 1226

leges.

UNIVERSITY nice cool rooms

Reasonable

rates.

corner Humacao, Rio formation call Mrs. after 6 PM 6-0951.

LOS

screen-|

hood.

near

shopping

exclusive

youngsters, Make

center

school

for

yet

this

and _

a

home

especially

English-speak-

quiet

neighbor-

yours

—-

etc.

Can

make

arrangement

For information 3-8400, 8:30 - 4.

call '

1060

Ave.,

Tel

2-3013

arate

Miramar,

with

Cariha

on

£

HOUSE,

mice and

ocean

furoshed

rooms

son

single

$8

and

lovely

view.

Condado

new

in

Near|breakfast

Hotels.

from

$4

double.

Cool,

per

Social

JUAN

per-

Securi-

and

terrace

guest | and

GUEST

in

drinks

on

from

The

Trees”,

17

Carrion

beach.

ty Builjiag, Ponce de Leon 804, 4th} Court, corner of McLeary. Floor, Apartment 401-402, Mrs. Vega. | Caribbean Tourist Association.

3.6769

Double

and

with

beach

Santurce,

899 ~

67

and

:

HOUSE

air

private

P.

bath,

restaurant.

HOUSE

— | 4153

patio. Tel.

Near]

1017

=

a

—

decorated

jarge

living

2-4026, | tioned 413

—

MAGDALENA

conditioned | Newly

OR.

a

ISLAND

GUEST

single

and

and

bath.

Sulte

Apartment.

furnished,

diningroom,

bedroom

private

for.

Located

Celeste

Todd,

Condado ocean front. Private stairway 1102 to beach. New, informal. Sun terrace facing sea. Spacious, modern airconi rooms, SPECIAL SUMMER | COLONIAL GUEST $14 — $18 daily, double, in-| Avenue, Miramar, complete breakfast. Call | located. Single and

kitchen

in

Condado

telephone

with

aircondi-

two,

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

Ashford — | Cal

at

a

very

Ext.

227.

with

air

conditioning.

Best

hotel

and;HOTEL

Beach facilities. for couples travel

ing together, One block from La Concha andj Condado Beach Hotels. Personal

Guided 2-7927.

tours. Telephones 3-6231 and Mes, Annie De Mauret, Manager.

THE DUFFY'S nave remodeled charming, old beach home, and now offer rooms, all with private bath, some th private patio, some air condittoned. a minute to beach and bus, From 67.50

include

single,

Road, oear Call 9-0144,

383

$10.

complste .

double.

breakfast.

San Juan 9-532

All

Isla

rates

Verde

and

2-1356.

53

HOUSE, 606 Olimpo Santurce, Centrally double accommoda-

Intercontinental.

UF

MIB

—

Overlooking

the

plaza

| in ARECIBO, 48 miles West of San Juan on Route 2. Double rooms $3 to $9, some air conditioned. features finest

Brand new American

Rican specialties. Warren Telephone Arecibo 333. 905 CASCADE

GUESI

-

conditioned. rates. C.A.

suites

Coffee Shop and Puerto

James,

HOUSE

beach, in the city. Ocean Park Santurce, ments

—

Mer. 413

—

at

the

No.6 Elena St., Efficiency apartrooms

Daily, weekly, Rivera, Manager.

—

air-

monthly Telephone

2-6267.

1159

GUEST

HOUSE-—

near

beach,

Hotels La Concha and Condado. Best residential section. Convenient to shopping centers and bus lines, taxis, restaurants, night clubs, 75 Condado Avenue. Phone

3-1977.

1225

1:30—4

ground

PM.

FOR

for rent in Second floor

floor

on

RENT

entrance

adjoining

attractive with sepand

lot.

park-

Rental

verv

4i3

LOTS

Block

meals.

from

Ponce

de

Roosevelt. 60 meter and level. Cintrén Roosevelt, 2-0911. 1191

Leén

frontage. Realty,

and

Ave.

All Box

high 729 41g

PUNTA

LAS

MARIAS,

near

beach.

3

airconditioned rooms, screened, one with private bath and entrance, 2 with adjoining bath. Lofza Street 2484. Telephone

3-1644.

1181

419

LOTS

FOR

SALE

SWIMMING

POOLS

BIKINI POOLS, Puerto Rico’s oldest and most experienced pool builders, uses only reinforced concrete and al! : filtering system. These materials last forever. For free estimates, call 1156

SANTA MABIA — 2250 meter lot, all level land, Magnolia Street, in the heart of this exclusive development. Another in Garden Hills, 905 meters. Beautiful lot with 32 meters frontage. Other good listings. Cintrén Realty, 2-0911, Box 729, Roosevelt. 1189

415

LUQUILLO —EL YUNQUE area. 2 er more acres, each with natural stream and scenic view ocean, private automobile entrance. Phone 3-6712 or write 804 Fdz. Juncos, Miramar. 427

SAN

FRANCISCO:

Bellisima

corner

1207 of

square Violeta

meters Street.

Wonderful site for house and swimming pool. Facing College Park. Information Mr. Fontan, ext. 54 San Juan Star: Tel. 3-8400. 271 UF |

FOR

SALE

OR

RENT

Sil

WANTED APARTMENT

nental

er

three

other 1209

OR

couple

preferably

house

desires

bedroom,

two

Condado

area.

location

WORKING

TO

Santurce.

FAMILY

RENT wanted,

unfurnished bath

two

residence,

Would

Telephone

with

Conti-

baby

consider

3-6807. 414

and

two

year old need three bedroom house or apartment, in Santurce or metropolitan area. Must be convenient to transportation. Permanent residents who t pay high rentals. Please cail Mrs. Ochoa, 3-8400, during working hours. 1155

UF

WORKING

JOURNALIST

seeks

reaso-

nable rental. This far from rich family man needs 2 or 3 bedrooms, furnished or unfurnished, apartment or house. Telephone Paul Ryan, 3-8400.

926

UF

413

420

AUNT JENNY’S: Guest House with a family atmosphere. Delicious meals served. 1859 McCleary Ave. Tel. 3-6802. 600 UF

sec-

Hotel. rates.

tions with private bath, some air conditioned. Rates from $4. single. Mrs. ASHFORD HOUSE J Guest House. | Cruthirds, 2-3994. 1120-1122 Ashford Avenue, Condado. | 955 UF Rooms and efficiency apartments. Maid service. All screened. Hot water. Some residential section. Special arrangements

CAMELIA

—

CLUB, —

BARGAIN

—

near

WANTED

TO

BUY

WANT TO buy a small farm not too*far from San Juan; or a hotel; or a guest house. What have you? Please write details to David Stry, Melbourne, Florida.

415 1 1210

420

Real Estate Corner

UF

UF | 702

WASBINGTUN tha

Member Telephone

3-1317,

lis

rooms

private;

continental-run

close to “Under

minute

Enjoy

your

delightful

house one

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SALE

1352 METERS, entrance Cupey Road. near. Woolworths. Another 2550 meter lot in industrial section, Hato Rey.

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