the San Juan Star
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Vel. I
No. 141
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Saturday, April 16, 1960
10
Second-class st San
Juan.
postage
paid
Peerte
Rice
Tel. 3-8400
Castro Seizes Ferre Enterprise Property Revolucion Says Plant Was Aided By Batista
Police Hunt Kidnapers After| Peugeot Boy s Safe Release By
ULYS
H.
YATES
By HAROLD J. LIDIN ; The Castro regime has seized the partly Puerto Ricoowned Titan cement plant in Santiago, Cuba, according to the semi-official newspaper Revolucion. The plant, described as the largest of Cuba’s three
PARIS (AP) — Police ,roadblocks ringed the capital last night as authorities pushed a massive nappers
manhunt for the kidwho held for ransom
cement plants, is 29 per cent owned by local industrialist
and then released unharmed fouryear-old
Eric
and statehood leader Luis Ferré Enterprises.
Peugeot,
A close watch
was being
kept}.
:
The
at all airports and frontier points.
that
two
men
and
a woman
had been arrested for the kidnapping turned out to be a hoax. Eric, son of wealthy automaker Roland Peugeot, was let out |of the kidnappers’ from his parents
car
as
not far apartment
found
the
day
say anything about the lion france ($100,000)
crying
HAPPY PARENTS—Mr. and Mrs. on Thursday.
The
Roland Peugeot
boy, grandson
naire Jean-Pierre Peugeot, had ransom. (AP Photo).
Puerto PRIEST
Washington
in
Correspondent
WASHINGTON— Space scientists are planning to hand Puerto
While
Eric
-played
happily
Rico
tion’s
it was the only way to achieve what we wanted—the recovery of our child.” in
the ‘Peugeot apartment with the hew toys his family and well (See KIDNAP, Page 25)
Andres
are
said
yesternot
been
Bermudez,
comptrol-
a major
next
big
Sometime
role
in
satellite
the
na-
shot.
before
July
rocket
is
an
for
$100,000
To
well, servicemen will be receiving
some of their house-keeping orders from the United States by way
of
outer
Details
use
of
space. the
satellites
for
attempt
a military project in .cen-
to streak from its launching pad at Cape Canaveral carrying a
sored testimony released day by a House Defense
yesterAppro-
500-pound satellite cramméd with electronic equipment.
priations subcommittee. The initial test calls
Thor
scheduled
communication “courier” were
newest
for
use
Rico’s
traffic
fatality
toll for 1960 mounted
to 109 with
two deaths day.
late
The
deaths
reported
Thurs-
violations in the metropolitan area since
Francisco was
occurred
as
police,
in a stepped-up traffic campaign, reported. they -had handed out more than 500 tickets for traffic
Wednesday
Felix which into Km.
killed
night.
Alvarez when
Figueroa, car
driven
55, by
Gonzalez «- Jesus, 35, in Alvarez was riding; plunged the Naguabo River near 74 at Naguabo.
with
favors
Page
in-
25).
an
experimental
ground
sta-
program is under of the Advanced
Research Projects agency. The army signal corps is constructing the Puerto Rico base station. The
“courier”
series
payloads
will consist of a complex assortment of transmitters, receivers and
tape
(See
recorders.
SATELLITE,
At
least
Page
one,
25)
In the Espinosa section of Dorado, Santiago Berez Torres, 72, of Dorado, was killed when he hit
by
a
car
VANDENBERG
driven
by
AFB,
(AP)—Discoverer
XI
Caiif.
rocketed
spaceward yesterday in a new Air Force attempt to find a way to bring men safely back from future satellites. The missile roared up into the sky at 3:31 p.m. (EST).
A few minutes later the Air Force announced that the se cond stage had ignited on schedule,
kicking
tion of the
the
satellite
rocket
por-
southward
to-
ward an orbit around the earth’s poles. Air Force officers said later that the 19-foot long satellite achieved an almost perfect orbit,
circling
the
every 92 At the
earth’s
poles
once
the
1,700-
minutes. : closest point
today the second rocket, if orbiting,
on
the
satellite’s
17th
scheduled, trip
around
the
earth,
kick
out
a
which
300-pound
planes
from down
will
try
the air as it near Hawaii.
The capsule — package—contains
ments
for
tions
man
first,
goes
sules are Eventually, out, larger
into
to
snatch
parachutes a 300-pound only instr 1-
sampling will
to
capsule,
the
meet space.
cot di-
when
he
Later
JZap-
to carry monkeys. if the system proves packages may ! ‘ans-
(See DISCOVERER,
Page
ee
Wakefield's ‘sland’
Up To 109 was
Launched In | Recovery Try!
is
tion in Puerto Rico and a mobile communications unit on the mainland. The the direction
Discoverer Xi
Sometime stage of the
Shot
of
in
| pound satellite will be 109 miles from the earth, at its farthest, 380 miles.
Major
Highway Death Toll Now Puerto
them
SEIZURE,
Play
called disclosed
Force
showered
Satellite
If all goes Puerto Rico
to Air
of multimillio-
held
besides the cement firm have been intervened. Revolucion charged that the Babun brothers had close ties with the Batista regime which (See
In Big
By WALTER STAR
been
Rico
Role
out the aid of police,” he told newsmen yesterday. I, believed
here
of Cementos Nacionales. According to Revolucion, a half-dozen Babun_ enterprises
harmed
the boy’s father had paid the ransom in gold coins. Roland Peugeot would - only confirm that he had dealt with the kidnappers. “T acted absolutely alone with-
sources
ler
‘Shown aboard the French liner Liberte in July, 1954. Their son, Eric, 4, whe was kidnapped April 12 was returned un-
.-.as a baby
government
the plant itself has
as
to
ERIC PEUGEOT |
a
ing the Babun “individual” holdings in the cement factory. The source of information was given
50 milransom
demanded by the kidnappers. One report—not confirmed—said that
of
seized and that the Castro antigraft squad is merely investigat-
child and took him to a nearby cafe where police were called.
Family Refused To Talk The Peugeot family refused
part
But,
man had grabbed him from the children’s playground of a country club.
passerby
whose
crackdown on the empire of the Santiago industrialists, brothers Ibrahin and Teofilo Babun, Revolticién reported. The Babuns hold 71% of Titan stock.
early yesterday morning. Some 56 hours earlier a dark-haired
A
plant,
corporate name is Cementos Nacionales, was “intervened” by Castro’s Department for Recovery of Properties
Police were deluged with tips but - admitted’ they had little concrete information. One report
Titan
A. Ferré and his associates gee
Li-
berto Rivera Rivera, 21, of Dorado. A total of eight others were injured in traffic accidents Thursday.
To Resume Monday The
tion
of
“Island
STAR’s
Dan In
be resumed
seriatiza-
Wakefield’s
The
City”
will
on Monday
when the 11th installment will be published.
THE SAN JUAN STAR—
Pop e Leads ROME pe John XXIII stocking feet yesterday in an
service
commemorating
humbly austere
Christ’s
Austere
walked in his Good Friday
suffering
and
death
Rome’s
on
more
500
Good Friday
churches
and
For this part of the ceremony, shoes. So did the cardinals.
cross 2,000 years ago. The supreme pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church led the solemn ritual in Rome’s Basilica of St. Mary
where
nearly
thousands
of
the Pope
removed
than a score of cardinals, numerous
rings. Pope
other
John
approached
images
in the
the
church,
cross,
with
covered,
lenten
Dominican Boycott Talk Sparked By Reports Of Cement’Dumping’ By
HAROLD
J.
LIDIN
bought
yesterday
sparked
by
reports
that Dominican-produced is being’ dumped” in Rico.
Puerto Rico that workers block the goods of Dominican
Demands waterfront movement
came
cement Puerto
from
employes
in
the
Ferré-owned Puerto Rico cement plant, from some longshoremen leaders. and from Dominican exiles here.
Statehood
leader
industrialist
Luis
and A.
cement
Ferré
said
he “doesn’t care” if the waterfront workers sever shipping
in
from
case
of
Leaders
Jamaica a
or
Canada
Dominican Decry
boycott.
the a
International trick”
to
opposition of U.S. to his regime.
ILA
general
(ILA),
as
split
the
trade
unions
organizer
Teddy
Gleason, who gave an ILA charter to the Dominican longshore-
men
last
month, ,has
called
on
waterfront employers in Santo Domingo to begin contract talks on April 29 in Ciudad Trujillo.
While Ferré confirmed that his cement plants use imported
Gleason claims that the AFLCIO has not objected to the ILA’s affiliation of Dominican longshoremen. But José ToroNazario, local lawyer who accompanied a group of Domini-
Dominican gypsum _ produced from mines in the state of Ba-
can exiles during sionla appearance
between Puerto Domingo.
rahona,
he
DON’T THE
said
hotel
San
guest
ISLAND
Juan
can
be
PARADISE house
reservations in St. Thomas, St. John and Tortola call: RUSSELL
Santo
ISLANDS
TROPICAL and
and
gypsum
MISS VIRGIN
AMERICA'S For
Rico
TOURS
3-1317
room
St. Croix,
charged
a Congreslast week
existence
Manufacturers’
tion
of
Puerto
Thursday of .cement
Associa-
Rico
its alarm
revealed
over
reports
in
Puerto
dumping
Luis
Manuel
Bordas,
agent
The
AFL-CIO
has
repeatedly
labor
conditions
in
Santo
Do-
Rio
Haina
and
distributor
of the Colén cement here, stated at
condemned the Trujillo regime as dictatorial. Two years ago, an AFL-CIO sponsored study of
aside
to
Then he knelt and kissed it. Cardinals, archbishops, bishops and-others followed him and completed the same
act of adoration.
Earlier yesterday “tenebrae’—shadows were held at St. Peter’s Basilica and in many
were
churches,
time
clothes
recalling
of Christ’s
the
darkening
of
the
services— of Rome’s
earth
of
the
death.
In Brief
Mother
Tossed
In
Jail
-
LOS ANGELES (#—Mrs. Florence Aadland was taken to court yesterday for arraignment on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of her 17-year-old daughter Beverly, the late actor Errol Flynn’s last Because
girl friend. Aadiand Mrs.
was
not
represented’
by
an
attorney,
Superior Judge Barnes postponed her arraignment until Monday. “T haven’t done nothing—I'll sue for false arrest,’’ the mother declared angrily as she was led off to jail Thursday. Police found her expecting them when they arrived at the apart-
of
that it sells in the local market
Condemned
turned
Counsel Files Again For Chessman
ficials that the ILA action lated Federation policy. Regime
was
‘Colombian Terrorist’ Killed In D. R.
the
vio-
covering
Rieo, and announced it had alerted its Washington legal representation and had talked -with ment she shared with Beverly. local AFL-CIO state federation chairman Hipdlito Marcano. CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Dominican Republic 4?) —.The Dominican The scare over alleged dumping here of Dominican cement security police announced yesterday that members of the force Thursbegan with Captain Rafael Ar- day night shot and killed a ‘Colombian terrorist” in a gunfight at the velo Gonzalez, 43-year-old cap- door of Archbishop Ricardo Pittini’s residence adjoining El Carmen tain of the Dominican freighter Church. The police statement identified the man as Jairo Alberto Calderon, Rio Haina, who sought political a former member of the Colombian army. The police said Calderon asylum here Tuesday. was carrying a package containing bombs. He had been suspected in Arvelo Charges the bombing of a school, the Santa Barbara colonial fort, and the Arvelo, whose ship earried a residence of Agriculture Secretary Manuel Ramos early this week, reported cargo of 32,000 sacks the statement added. of “Colén” cement, charged that Dominican-made cement is sold here at 56 cents a sack compared WASHINGTON (®—A. L. Wirin,; counsel for Caryl Chessman, said to the $1.45 per sack reportedly yesterday he has telegraphed a plea to the California Supreme Court asked in Santo Domingo. to stay Chessman’s execution, now set for May 2.
said that while in Washington he was told by AFL-CIO of-
Trujillo
his
Bev’s
there
Ritual
ly the
News
slave-labor.
The
Longshore-
Association
“Trujillo
of
Affiliation
Labor and exile leaders jointly decried the recert affiliation of Dominican longshoremen with men’s
mingo
as
purple
Part
expose the feet of the image of the crucified Christ. The pontiff genuflécted three times. in approaching _ the cross.
On this one day of the year, the pontiff and cardinals, in sign of mourning, did not ‘wear their episcopal
archbishops and bishops and thousands of others—including pilgrims from many lands—had assembled. Central theme of the ceremony was adoration of the cross, a ritual that was being observed in many of
Talk of a boycott against Dominican shipping crackled along the San Juan waterfront
Roman > - of mourning.
Catholic Churches througout the world to recall Christian_ ity’s most awesome event—Christ’s death on the cross.
the
Major,
Saturday, April 16, 1960
$1
per
sack.
Other
sources
here placed its market price at 85 cents per sack. Ferré said locally-produced cement sells at 95 cents per 100 pound bag at the plant, or $1 per bag placed at job-site.
He
said he based
the U. S. Supreme
his request
upon
plans
to seek
a new
appeal
to
Court Monday.
D.R. Nuncio Gives San Juan Sermon The papal nuncio mingo, Msgr. Lino vered a two-hour Words”
sermon
edral
to Santo DoZanini, deli‘Seven Last
in San
yesterday
Juan
that
cath-
revealed
Fire In Kingston KINGSTON,
Jamaica
(AP)—
A fire Thursday night destroyed five buildings in Kingston’s commercial West End district, causing
an
estimated
$140,000
dam-
age. A hotel and two grain stores were among the buildings burned. °
Emergency Registry Sat. &- Sun. April 16-17 All Night Pharmacy Fernandez Juncos 2304 Santurce Tel. 3-5169 Doctors on Night Duty Metropolitan Area San Juan — Santurce Rio Piedras — Barrio Obrero Call Tel. 3-2467 for information and assistance Saturday © Puerto Nuevo — Caparra Terrace Dr. Victor J. Pagan LA 2 Caparra Terrace Tel. 8-9751 Sunday
Tel.
A.
Road
Jimenez
2817
Podriatrist
FOOT
-
Chiropodist
TREATMENTS
DR. ANTONIO P. PEREZ 21
years
1419
Stop 21
professional
Fernéndez
relation-
church Rafael
Trujillo.
The nuncio, who holds the rank of Apostolic Delegate to Puerto Rico, was also uncommunicative on the church-Trujillo rift when approached
Good
by
Friday
newsmen
after
sermon.
the
.
WEATHER FORECAST: partly wers, night.
For
San
Juan,
cloudy, with a few shoSaturday and Saturday For Puerta Rico, Virgin
Islands and coastal waters, ly cloudy, with scattered wers,
and
isolated
partsho-
thundersho-
wers, Saturday night. East easterly winds, 14 to 22 Occasional gusts to 30 Small craft warnings are
northknots. knots. in ef-
fect.
. YESTERDAY’S 11:30 a.m. YESTERDAY’S
HIGH;
84
LOW:
170
at
TEMPERA-
York City, 68; 80; Washington, Chicago,
STATESIDE SUMMARY: Skies were generally fair and temperature warm over the eastern and southeastern. states, while a few showers were reported in the Great Lakes region.
Sunday
Rafael
the tense
D. C., 85; Miami, 77; 68; Los Angeles, 67.
Saturday J. Mulero St. No. 32
:
on
TURES: New Philadelphia,
Caguas
Cayey
new
ship between the Catholic and Dominican strongman
STATESIDE
Dr. Ivan Banucci M 10 303 Rpto. Metropolitano Tel. 6-4283
Br. Jose Baldorioty
nothing
experience
Junces
Ave.
Phone 3-8071
Professional
Ambulance
Stop 30 — Hato Rey Tel. 6-0262 or 6-2222 Ext. if impossible to locate
your
20
M.D.
in emergency coll 3-2467 and the Medical Association will contact @ doctor immedictely for
you,
DALE
METZLER
-
THE SAN
JUAN STAR — Saturday, April 16, 1960
PR. Asks Suspension Of Shipping By
WALTER
STAR
Correspondent
Commonwealth has
ritime
asked
Board
the
to
Effective
PRIEST
Washington
The Rico
Rate
of Puerto Federal
Ma-
suspend a
fif-
teen per cent increase in shipping rates which attorneys claim would add $1,200,000 annually to
said, new
Arnold,
Fortas
and
ai
Porter also asked for Puerto Rico hearings on higher tariffs filed by the Pacific Coast—Puerto Rican Conference and Isbrandsen Co., Inc.
a
Gunmen Rob, Shoot
eae
ie
Then Burn Gas Station Attendant DETROIT
(7—Gunmen
pumped
Bo
five bullets into the body of a service. station attendant before they doused him with gasoline and
i
|
firm,
set
him
afire
in
an
apparent
robbery of the outskirts troit Thursday night.
i
An Carl
_
i if"
of
De-
autopsy showed the’ victim, Perry Nickell, 42, was alive
when he was set ablaze in the ghastly murder. His still-smouldering body, burned
beyond
about There
recognition,
was
found
10 feet from the station. was no trace of money
normally carried by the attendant. Detective Roy ‘Tanner = said
Nickell evidently was then killed. He was be
carrying
about
20,
the brief
monwealth
the major impact of the rates would fall on rice
robbed and believed to
$69.
shift
from
bag
to
bulk
cargo
techniques,
West
Coast
shipments
amount-
The
ed to about $7,814,000 in 1959, or about 16 per cent of the island’s $50 million freight bill.
on
produce
By WALTER
PRIEST
Washington
four
A Senate deadlock on sugar legislation appeared to have been broken Thursday with the introduction
of
a
bill
by
Sen.
Allen Ellender (D.-La.) to authorize the President to cut foreign gress The
sugar is not
quotas when in session.
compromise
Con-
measure
rances of its support. The Ellender bill is expected to finish Democratic opposition
to handing blanket quota slashing authority for a one year _ period to the President, which had been proposed by the administration. A companion bill was
pro-
Com-
that
tariffs
revenue.
could
rate
old
suspend
for
a
period
their
LOS ANGELES (AP)— When slim and chic Carole Tregoff meet ‘her doctor lover for the first time since their 11-week murder trial
she
cried
lently formed
and
her
lips
retrial
bara, to prevent a large part of
si-
tune
the words, “I love
via
Miss
The
court
between
meeting
red-haired
23.
a divorce
They
pounds
Carole
nos
St., San Police
Isern
to demonstrate
insular
bill by bill in
Observers
noted
however,
support for the Ellender the Commonwealth may ficult in view of Gov. Marin’s recent acceptance Position of Rep, Harold
that
bill by be difMufioz of the D. Coo-
ley (D.—N.C.) for a one year
called
of political
for
in-
Committee
the
prisoners
freeing
in
the
to to
The five-nation peace commit tee made the call in an eight-
meetings of foreign min-
to
which
the
21
will be eirmember
gov-
alleged violations of rights in the Dominican
human Repub-
lic. Besides asking the freeing of political prisoners and measures
for the greater enforcement of human rights, the committee also said it would be a useful step if given
safe conducts
to
depart. through
the
American
States powers
committee
works
Organization
and by
was the
of
given foreign
Cuba May Get MIGS
Juan, police reported. said the man checked
in Thursday night about 7 and said he was leaving the next day. When a clerk failed to get an
WASHINGTON, (AP) — French diplomats reported last night
answer yesterday morning, he broke into the room and found the man dead in bed.
has agreed to sell Cuba Sovietbuilt MIG jet fighters. The in-
that
of
the
present
mer did
than when not speak
However, words to
Sugar .
TREGOFF
he her
she stood trial, to the doctor.
whispered a few before he was led
Ellender did not consult Cooley but said he thought Cooley
back to jail. Her attorney
was “a believe Sugar
Carole cried because and the doctor still
“she is free has to stay
in jail.” She was freed on after the trial that
13 $25,000. bail ended with
they
reasonable man and I he will cooperate.” interests still admit
must
convince
accept the four year
Cooley
proposed extension.
to
Ellender
a deadlocked
ASHFORD Guest
House
1120
Ashford
explained
that
jury.
HOUSE
Avenue,
Condado
Rooms
and
ef-
ficiency apartments. Maid service, all screened. Some with air conditioning. Most exclusive hotel and residential section. Beach facilities. Special arrangements for couples traveling together. tion
to
Almost and
in front
from
airport.
La
Concha
Personal
Telephones:
3-6231
Hotel. guided
Free tours.
transporta-
and 2-7927
MRS.
ANNIE
DE
MAURET
Manager
UNION
CHURCH 2310
Lourel
Donald You
are welcome
St,,
at the English
Specking Church which serves people of all faiths.
9 A.M.
Youth
and
OF SAN JUAN Punta
£. Johnson,
Church School and Worship Service 11:00
A.M.
Groups 6:00 Phone 3-4197
p.m.
communist
Czechoslovakia
formants reported that the fighters would be part of a barter | trade deal between Cuba and Czechoslovakia. CAROLE
Las
Marias
Pastor
Ambassador
head
Santiatensions
of
John
the
C.
committee,
said that the committee had been refused permission to make an on-the-spot investigation of alleged violations of human: rights
Republic.
The
Dominican Republic had, however, received the committee earlier in connection with its
task.
Man Arrested On Burglary Charges Francisco
Angel
Visbal
dek
Valle, alias Jose Ramon Rodriguez, 31, was arrested on a warrant Thursday night at the accounting office of Domingo Alvarez at 156 de Diego Street, Rio
Piedras. Taken Mellado,
before Judge Ramon he was charged with
burglary and held without bail. A similar warrant for his arrest has been
peace
in
Caribbean. S.
general report,
August investigate
in the Dominican
page report summarizing a part of the investigation it was asked
special
to
Breier,
rights.
sies were.
in a Luna
last
Chile, U.
ibbean area and the adoption of measures for respect of human
The
ministers go,
in the
Car-
persons who have sought diplomatic asylum in various embas-
and
yesterday morning at the Hotel 31, 262
Fer-
support for the Ellender introducing a companion the House.
slim-
Found Dead
went to the Capitol to ask ResiAntonio
are
A man identified as Antonio Guzman Rivera, 40, was found dead room
(AP)—The
Peace
ernments, did not mention any specific country in its call. But the committee also is studying
settlement.
13
yesterday
culated
her from getting the doctor’s for-
Tregoff,
WASHINGTON ter-American
isters. This
Thursday
Dr. R. Bernard Finch was clear up minor details prior
Man
May
Committee Calls For Ceribbean Political | Prisoners. Freedom
to make at a 1959 western hemisphere
accused of the ambush slaying of Finch’s estranged wife, Bar-
you.”
Edwin E. Willis (D.-La). Puerto Rican sugar spokesmen Commissioner
of
months.
introduced in the House by Rep. Hale Boggs (D-La.) and Rep.
dent
the
Shapes Lips: ‘I Love You
was
seen as ending the Democratic boycott against the administration’s Sugar Act revisions. The bill was reported introduced after the White House gave -assu-
the
Carole Meets With Doctor,
extension Act.
Correspondent
FMB
Puerto
The
claims
inadequate
The
Compromise Seen Ending Sugar Deadlock In Senate STAB
carrier
increased
trade.
that
attorneys took no position
Rice accounted for 56 per cent of 208,318 tons of Pacific coastRico
argues
posed increase would push the cost of shipping rice from the current $26.80 per ton to $30 per ton. | The shift to bulk shipment might reduce the cost to $20 per ton. —
shipments and erase a potential $1,000,000 annual saving expected to result from the coming
‘freight bill between. the US. West Coast and Puerto Rico. The government’s Washington
law
“Apr.
Increase
3
issued by Brooklyn,
N. Y. police, who had sent detectives to Puerto Rico looking for him, police said they were told.
Gary Cooper, 58, Undergoes Surgery BOSTON
Gary
Cooper,
(AP):
—
58, who
Movie
star
underwent
prostate gland surgery Thursray, was reported in good condition yesterday at Massachusetts
General Hospital. The hospital said the operation was for re+ moval of a prostatic obstruction.
4
THE SAN JUAN STAR—
Group Donates. Cuba lron Lung For S. J. Hospital By
ROBERT
pu
LAS MERCEDES, Cuba, ¢4P) —An all-out effort to capture an insurgent former Fidel Castro’s army
new iron lung costing $2,000 has been ordered by the Puerto Rican Association for Infantile Paralysis to be donated to the San
Juan
Municipal
announced
by
Hospital,
Mrs.
it
Carmen
cuerdas
farm
in
east
of
Mrs.
de
officer shaped
Sierra
Maestra
Cuba. association’s camfor the metropoli-
Oliveras
said
the
associa-
iron lungs to the Fajardo District Hospital and the District Hospital
Jayuya
at
Rio Piedras. Mrs. Oliveras also association has offered
In sugor cane, coffee, bananas & fruits. 2 dwellings, 1 workers dormitory, and 1 barn. For infermation cell 3-0606.
to
the
mayors
where recent appeared.
of
cases
said the assistance
old
command
Ba-
tion.
in
was
to scale
centering
at
6,560-foot
Pico
Pico
Turquino,
but were
told go
at La
Plata
they
could
beyond
that
town.
The
said
they
dets
Cupey Alto Road — Rio Piedras
*
By WALTER STAR
WASHINGTON
pay
S. PRIEST
Washington
—
Quietly
and
without a murmur of protest from anyone, Virgin Islands businessmen this week found themselves tied to Puerto
Rico’s
can
EL COFRE
This appeared to substantiate a belief of villagers that Beaton and his band were headling area
for higher ground around Turquino.
to
55
per
wages
cent
higher
if Congress
en-
formally blessed the proposal at a House Labor Subcommittee hearing this week.
deal
with
the
AFL-CIO
WISHES
Under
the
review section of the law. The latest biennial review
NITE
Dec. 30, 1959. Across-the-beard
CLUB
without
on the Road to Guaynabo Opening
Walnut
American
Builtrite
Tonight
mittee
writing
spokesman,
Menu
Flooring
Ceiling
Tiles
—
Sunday 17
2—
Spanish Rice with Chicken (Arroz con pollo a Ia espafiola) Native Red Beans Native
Red
Beans
Native
Rice
Sweet Banana Fritters $1.75 Native Chicken Fricasse (Fricasé de Pollo) Garden
Peas
Stuffed
Oven
Pot
Roast
(Carne Mechada
.
Baked Idaho Native Rice Saute French
ol Horno)
|
Potatoes Beans
_$1.85
Roast Rib of Beef {Posta Carne al Horno) Idcho
Mashed
Potatoes
String Beans Heart of Lettuce
___$2. 00
Spanish Omelette
With Spanish Sausages (Tortilla de Chorizos de Asturianos) Fresh Caribe Breaded Lobs-
Sound System at
(Lengosta
Mashed
EL COFRE
Empanada)
Green
Charcoal
Bananas -_$2.25
Prime
Sirloin
Steak (12. oz.) (Solomillo al Carbon)
French Fried Potatoes Fresh Mashroom Grovy
9—
French ytd
San
T-
Bone
a
Potatoes
Garden Tossed seed
10—Roost Pork Sandwich Lettuce saled and French Fried Potatoes Special Dessert
WURLITZER —
Garden Selad Charcool Baby
{Filete el Carbon)
GOOD LUCK to EL COFRE
Street
conceded
Spanish Chowder ___$1.50 (Puchero a Ia Espafiola)
STEREOPHONIC”
Comercio
Islands
I—
Santurce
Casa Wurlitzer
400
who
April
Puerto Rico Millwork Corp.
CASA
Virgin
LA LINTERNA RESTAURANT
on the Guaynabo Road
Co.
the
it was certainly a possibility as the bill now stands. He said. he would make a note of it “for the subcommittee record.”
by
Rubber
in-
out of the existing section. A STAR reporter pointed out the unusual situation to a subcom-
on its opening tonight. tiles
precentage.
crease would be applied to these, assuming Congress writés the Commonwealth deal into law
Wallboard by U. S. Gypsum Floor
com-
45¢c to the mainland miniof $1.00 an hour effective
Nite Club
of
amendments
As presently worded, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands both fall under the same ‘‘flexible’’
from mum
EL COFRE
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Furnishers
pending
to the Fair Labor Standards act, however, the exact same formula would apply to the Virgin Islands.
ter
Telephone
Puerto Rico. president of
mittee to visit the Virgin Islands recommended minimums ranging
on their Gala Opening Tonight
801 R. H, Tood Street, Santurce, P, R.
the
hour. It all started when Governor Luis Mufoz Marin negotiated a
BEST
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BUILDING SPECIALTIES CORP.
in
the 450,000 member International Ladies Garment Workers Union
to match any increases in the mainland minimum with ‘‘percent-
to
age’ increases in David Dubinsky,
is proud to have installed its famous
CLUB
about
acts legislation boosting the mainland floor from $1.00 to $1.25 and
package
econo-
expect
OUR
25
minimum
Correspondent
Box 9185
TO
Ca-
learned
1,000 troops were converging on the La Plata area from two directions.
Custom Millwork | Corp.
not
Virgin Is. Tied To P.R. Plan In Wage Bill
by
CONGRATULATIONS
at
yamo and officers here refused to give reporters any informa.
PIAREM
Manufacturing
NITE
military.
Saturday, April 16th
Opening tonight
moun-
The Havana Military Academy youths said they had planned
Gala
Road
supplied
post
highest
the heart of the mountains. The indication was that the search
CLUB
on the Guaynabo
The
at La Plata,
command
mic apron strings. As a result they
EL COFRE Furniture
night by authorities
Cuba’s
tain, 20 miles east of La Plata, A news blackout continued as to the progress of the hunt.
for ex-capis concen-
trating was given by a group of Havana Military Academy hikers turned back ‘Thursday
firmly
have
Turquino,
indication
of where the search tain Manuel Beaton
of polio
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Furniture
clear-cut
municipalities
*
NITE
first
Castro’s
donated ‘to the hospital. The assodonated previously has ciation
surrounded by two rivers, planted
Girard
of up
tion has also paid the cost of repairing another iron lung it had
FOR LEASE 67
range
Oliveras, the paign. director tan area.
was R.
in the
For Rebel
Sp urs Search
BERRELLEZ
yesterday
Saturday, April 16, 1960
Cheese Cake Strawberry: Shortcake
$1.25
$. _-_$ .65.
LA LINTERNA
Juan
et
603
Olimpo
Miramar
Court
Ave.
—
Hotel
Stop
12
.
PAGE (S) N AVAL
MISSING ABLE
Is Easy
sn
Ann Landers Says
- You Did The Right Thing
li You Have A Little Time An Easter Basket Cake is something the whole family will love, especially the youngsters. It takes a little
time
to
make
but
is
tape.
TO
chif-
fon cake, frosted with a ‘“‘straw basket :weave”’ icing and topped with tinted coconut, forms the traditional basket. Nestled in the coconut
grass
are
cake
tube
frosted.
freen
Tint
with
one
food
pan.
cup
MAKE.
BASKET:
Shape
no
to.center
deéper
of cake.
than
%
Cut
and
three
DEAR
with
com-
butter
ferent
colored
times
on
a
mixture
20
to
dusted
confectioner’s
sugar.
Divide
into
between
varying
42
to
size
11%
hole
Drain
and
but we ding him the
through
frosting.
eggs
tabie-
around
cleaners,
coat
wrap
handle
ers
pipe
etc.
Then
ce
hats
at the
Intercontinental
will
Hotel.
bonnets
will
go
“3
Pon-
Pre,
Young
march
Made
Clarisa
Moscoso,
the
by
hotel
feeland
years ago my wife still in love with the my
dreams
and
always
ninny.
him very much afraid I’ve lost Please
help me
and him}.
through
The who
his
collar
sooner
took
L.
one
W.
of
widows
Why
the who
are
you
of
searching
for a man
and
bring
band’s picture is in every room.
you.
She
_.Marriage rewarding.
refuses
to
give
him
up.
a
dinner
a woman
should be mutually You wouldn’t want
to marry you as a favor
— in much the way she might lend you her car, would you?
date.
Well, find
get a
least
off
woman
your who
as much
knees wants
as you
and you
want
aé
her. ‘
:
e
;
>
=
-_
presents
CLERK
MILBURN
the
in
-
i cal
of
;
.%-
to
it may
do
what
have
saved
you and
LAMARQUE.
Two shows every night 11:00 P.M. and 1:00 A.M, !
LIBERTAD
more he'll
too.
ANN:
for every
I’m a middle aged
occasion
sensational
for you.
show
Imported or domestic fabrics. . Hand embroidered linen dresses.
be-
don’t
thousands
or later.
courage
did, and
especially
W.
DEAR
sure
happiness,
girl who marries a has doubts plus an
for an old flame makes a mistake. He’s bound te slip
DEAR
too. —L.
I’m
her
back wed-
eye big
it,
again
bring
some happiness into HER life? I’m surc the idea doesn’t appeal to you and I don’t blame
I know another widower who has tried to interest her but has failed, too. She loves to help|
a
married
frantically
accept
was
would
Three years ago her husband died. She travels, entertains and is invited everywhere. Her hus-
him says
been
she
it
eager
her.
he’s
if
marry
seeing
know
Exclusive design,
one of a kind.
Call:
OLGA
There is great enthusiasm for this social event here which is being organized by a group of
aided
to make my She married
I
know
Dresses
others so if you could make her realize how much happiness she could bring to some lonely man
Was I a fool to encourage to take her out? My mother
prizes.
matrons
you.
widower.
and but
youll know he wants than anyone else—
fore a jury composed of prominent Ponce society matrons. The most original hats will be given
society
“Thank
you from a lifetime of marital woe or a heartbreaking divorce. If he comes back (and he may)
ladies, teen-agers and little girls, wearing conventional or original Easter
said,
not
a_
He calls me every night tells me he loves me best
you
EASTER BASKET CAKE—Made with cake and frosting mixes, colored with vegetable dyes.
new
out
and
I..
be.
It
with’
did
Twelve died. P’m will
ding. man
hang-
so
three times, then suggested should postpone our weduntil he is “sure.” I_ told if he wanted to. postpone wedding he could have his
her
right thing when you gave the ring and postponed the
strips of foil
Easter
here
out
this rough period. — TELLY DEAR TELLY: You did the
| Ponce News PONCE—
her
of
took
for good.
pastel, yellow: ribbon. Make a ribbon secure by using cellophane |.
on parade
an old girl friend
was too shy ings known.
idol
he
I love now I’m
top of ‘‘basket’”’ with tinted coconut. Basket handles may be made several
ago
wedding. me once
business- man
In my younger days I worshipped a young girl from afar but
She’s still beautiful and desirable and could give a man great happiness, but she won’t even
I
dry.)
Cover
by wrapping
about
ring back. He I'll take it.”
Tint frosting pale yellow. Frost sides of cake and lightly frost top. Make a ‘“‘straw’’ design on sides of cake by drawing tines
fork
months
We
once
Well,
made by tube pan with cut cake. Prepare one package white frosting mix as directed on package.
of
six
going
years.
so I told him to take and get it over with.
desired. (Note: To tint’ coconut. Add gréen food coloring to «water. Let coconut soak in it until desired color.
been
five
planned a June week he taunted
too often
spoons of mixture for each egg). Chill decorate chilled eggs as
a
I’ve
fellow
engaged
and Last
30
lightly
ANN:
this
were:
tablespoons
board
shape
(use
center
inch. ‘Fill
EGGS:
soft
nest of eggs by using a_ sharp knife to cut a sloping slice from edge
EASTER
ohe package of white frostmix with five tablespoons
and
This
will be used on top of cake. TO
MAKE
bine ing
with
‘coconut
.coloring.
tap.
coloring. Stir these just to blend color a little. Knead each dif-
Cool. Prepare Easter eggs (recipe below). Chill. Decorate after cake is
on
water and blend thoroughly. Divide mixture into six parts. Tint each an Easter color using food
daintily decorat-
in a 10-inch
ribbon
of flour. Add two tablespoons -hot
ed candy eggs, made froma frosting mix. : TO MAKE: Bake an_ orange chiffon
a mauve
Press handles into top of ‘‘basket’’. Fill with Easter eggs.
well
worth the éffort. An orange
Tie
-
Tel.
Mrs.
6-6291
social
director.
Manager Leo J. Riordan is co-
-—
operating in this activity which is being held to raise funds for a campaign to benefit the Adult and Crippled Boys of Ponce.
d Py Woe
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~ THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, April 16, 1960
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, 10 De Gaulle Will Bypass U.N. When He Visits N. Y. C. PARIS (AP) — Charles Gaulle, with little affection the
United
its
Nations,
headquarters
will
when
de| for|
New A
York Paris
shun|French
he
visits|the
April 26. spokesman
is not in session. The implication the|is he might have considered a
said
President
will
not
because
the
assembly
U.N.
visit}
speech
April 16, 1960 tween
been
de
France
and
anything
the
but
France has been Gaulle
would
not
U.N. have
warm
on many
occasions
‘she
has not
granted independence ‘to. rebelling.
for
Algeria.
narrowly
several years.
there.
Clearly,
nations because
go out of the way to favor the UN. with a visit. Relations ‘be-
France
has
escaped: outright con-
taken to task
demnation by the U.N: voting as
by Afro-Asian
a whole.
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, April 16, 1960
ILA Pefition For Election Dims Union Merger Hopes By
HAROLD
Dormant
to
LIDIN
funds
dock rivalry in Puer-
Rico flared
when
J.
the
again
yesterday
International
shoremen’s
Long-
Association
were
ce,
stated
rio
Canales
The faces
(ILA )
covered
UDEM
by
insuran-
attorney
Ma-
clerks and checkers union another serious problem
filed a doubledged petition with the National Lador Relations
related to its+econtract with
Board.
Puerto
The
ILA
petition
requests
can
checkers
hits
a
alleged
union
ille-
security
from
the
review
UDEM,
by
and
the
CONGRATULATIONS
is pending
Boston
Circuit
regional
director
|
Court of Appeals. Local
NLRB
Raymond
Compton
said
BEST
WISHES
AND
TO
“EL COFRE”
yester-
day that-the Circuit Court decision will be handed down “any
day.”
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CLUB
WITH
AIR
CARGO
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;
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and
Restaurant
Ponce
de
Equipment
Leon
Ave.
Telephone
—
and Hato
Supply Rey
6-5533
Pista sts
YE
success-
the
the Asso.
CONSTELLATION :
MONDAYS
fully be put into practice. ~ And the ILA push for Maya-
giiez
Steamship
IN SUPER
personnel.
January
for
the
On the Guaynabo
The ILA action weakens hopes that the merger agreement reached between the waterfront last
in
NITE
eeandal-ridden Union of Doek|: Employees ( UDEM-AFL-CIO ), which represents some 750 waterfront clerks and checkers, ‘in-
unions
NLRB
Cafeteria — Cocktail Lounge — Steak House
_The same Association also has an island-wide contract with the
Mayagiiez
the
galities
a
representation election for the port of Mayagiiez, covering longshoremen and checkers employed by the Bull Lines, Waterman, Alcoa, and Lykes. These firms all belong to the Puerto Rico Steamship Assoeiation, which has an island-wide contract with the Dock ‘Workers Union, (UTMAFL-CIO), covering longshoremen.
cluding
by
clause. A Board ruling which nul-. lified the contract was appealed
yesterday.
Rico
That contract has been attacked
DE LEON
AVE.
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3, PUERTA
DE TIERRA
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at just the moment that union is fighting for survival after public disclosure of an alleged $42,000 looting of its treasury and welfare fund. Former UDEM secretary-treasurer Guillermo Cid was arrested yesterday by FBI agents on charges of embezzling some $1,000 in union funds. In a UDEM assembly held last Saturday, union president Rafael Berrios stated that an employee of the union welfare fund had embezzled another ‘$28,000. None of the allegedly stolen
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, April 16, 1960
Man
in San
IW
Juan
Passenger
Of
Distinction
STAR
columnist
DEPT.:
San
New
holds the
Chuck
tinction of being the only person to go to an airport and page an
Chuck
dis-
deepest
known airline.
African
veld.
On
the first day
Airport counter
became
sick
the
of a ferocious
den
and
weary,
and
lion.
strayed
He
momentarily. so he consulted a policeman. The cop sent him to the Iberia Airlines counter which is next to Island-Air The
moment later, when nothing happened, he looked up and saw the lion sitting opposite him and also praying. When he looked
counterman
searchingly
microphone
and
announced over the loudspeaker: “Will Island Airlines please report to a passenger at the Island Airlines ticket office.” A
counterman BIG
promptly
BREAK
general
of
Angel
Peer
at
the
make Rican
San
Juan
‘Balladier
International
Hotel’s
a showing.
plans
cessful
“‘one. man
New
These
up In-
kok
lion
doing,
but
DEPT.:
When
GalGar-
Because
‘RAFFP
when
puts it. gallery.
clude ‘‘Ayer y Hoy’’, or Yesterday and Today. He also writes
that he has several offers for other engagements on his home island, but nothing been decided. A P.
famous Puerto Rafael Muiioz.
just
LETTERS
Holland
PRAISED
Sir: I
recently and was
eo
beauty
visited Puerto delighted by
and
the
warmth
Riits
of
its
occasion
to
people.
Particularly need
an
I had
automobile
as
I .vanted
to see the whole island of Puer: to Rico and I was recommended to Mr. George A. Holzmann, Caparra Heights, Puerto Rico. He is a member of Tourico Inc. His
price
was
very
interest
for
fair, in
hospitality
renting
but
my
his
a
welfare
were
far
car
personal
in Puerto
expected,
island
by car
and
reluctance,
carrying beautiful
of
of
Puerto
Rico,
particulary
Mr.
of
its the
with
me
people
sire.
a of
for de-
George J. Todaro New York, N.Y. kk
RED
e
TAPE
Sir: Under
the
sub-heading
Signs
of the Times Dept., in Mr. Al Dinhofer’s column in the April 6
edition
of
the
San
before
permission
I
am
responding
to
Juan
Star,
the
news
item because I believe that clarification of the facts is desirable. Early in March, Miss McKentelephoned
ed
to
the
follow
to
hanging
the
proper
obtain a
Department
was
Kenna
procedure
sign
across
until April
she
came a
mits
to
of the
permit
clearly
Public
by
not
the
Works.
sign
down.
had
The
already
Per-
Board.
This
that
the
valid
until
come
of
conversation
revealed that been
taken
to find
out
if we had removed the sign if it was in our possession.
and
An
She had
been
of
Department
with Miss McKenna
the
that day had
stated
was
public
Department
Bureau
Planning
permission
approved
4. On that
the
a
to
for
no further Miss Mce-
the
permit
by
orient-
permission
avenue. There was communication with
issued
and
You may use this letter whatever purposes you may
NO
Works,
with
memories kindness
Holzmann.
blic
of Public Works and
great
story
was granted to hang the sign. It disappeared the same night it was placed on display.
the
the whole
the
it was reported that, “Miss MceKenna cut through weeks of red tape at the Department of Pu-
beyond
left with
wealth
to
na_
Rico longer
toured
According
his
surrounding areas, but his overall advice and help proved invaluable to me. I stayed
Group.
and
courtesy one would expect from a business man. Not only did he personally educate me as +o the geography of San Juan and the
than
an item appeared describing an incident which involved Miss Vera McKenna of the Little Theatre
hotel
Castro.
investigation of the matter was made. We did not remove the sign nor did we have it. Miss McKenna then requested permission to hang another sign which was granted to her. Several days later the police informed us that the sign in
It had pedes-
trian overpass by some children. I would be grateful if you
would publish this letter so that your readers will have the benefit of the actual facts involved in
this
musician,
Walter
Bordewijk
where
she
is
staying,
than
any movie star to date... Major Julie Lavin, Rodriguez Army Hospital, has her orders to move out soon. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Smock, winners of a civie prize given by the Chamber of Commerce in their home town of Hellertown,
that we get rather sick, when purges are a circus!
question had been found. been removed from the
born
Rican
beauty of the Latin Americas who will appear at the Club Flamboyan here causes more ‘‘oohs and ahhs” in the lobby of La Concha
Pa., HOSPITALITY
has “Til
is spending the Easter holidays in New York City before returning to Puerto Rico. Libertad Lamarque, famous
It’s not your beard so black and thick, for that would never irk us. It’s
definite S. says,
soon be married’’, but he doesn’t say to whom. Raffi is the son of
we know they'll show a scene, Fidel
MUNOZ
two weeks. Busy young Raffi has a recording date following his La Concha engagement. It will in-
upon the screen, to the last row.
of Dr.
jobs
since
he
has
been
an architect with the Park Service, and is of El
Cha
Cha
Shop
will
show
her
collection of Caribbean Fashions at the Pool Terrace of the San Juan Intercontinental. Hotel this
ok
flash back
singing
in OSJ. several
here, but unfortunately, he has a recording date waiting. However, he hopes to come back to Puerto Rico soon, and we hope so too. I’m pretty sure Danny is headed for big time.
the
DEPT.: Fidel Castro has book “Mad” from Cuba,
newsreels we move
Apolanar,
Morro Fort and many other of the historical sites in San Juan. Fashion designer Mary. Papp of
his:
newspa-
Danny
responsible for the restoring the old gate of San Juan,
Fellow
are produced
born,
who is staying at The Owl Danny has been offered
Fred is National
according to New York Mirror reporter John McBride. Despite its popularity in Havana, the current issue of the humor magazine was removed from newsstands because of a comic valentine poem entitled rod a Cuban Revolutionary.” It goes like
per. That was the 1895 uprising which mushroomed into the. Spanish American War. Asked if he was going to do any more writing, Sir Winston aes “T have written all I have to write. I have done all I have to do.”
in
OR
scenes
CENSORSHIP banned the comic
show”
Philipine
The Fred Gjessings, formerly of
created by the jagged roof tops, windows, balconies, alleys, ete. When he finally gets the feeling, he puts his comments on the canvas.
INCIDENTAL DATA DEPT.: Reporters who received a Don Joaquin cigar from tourist Winston Churchill aboard the Onassis yacht, learned that the Prime Minister acquired the habit of smoking Havana cigars while he was covering the Cuban
a British
lansuc-
F |
New. _AAUAANAANANAHN
San Juan, now of St. Thomas, are proud parents again, naming their new daughter, Catherine Jones.
Under the glaring sun, he contemplates the city and studies the forms and compositions
to
accompaniment. Belafonte also reported picking $16,000 after one night’s work at the tercontinental casino’s craps table.
for
you're
the
Garcia “get’s the feeling,” as he He climbs onto the roof of the
Santiamen
Belafonte
Spain
what
Rican
who sings in many has returned from a
cia to turn out more of his highly moving impressionistic street scenes. They hope he'll eventually have enough canvases for
the
against
know
grace.”
face,
artists at the Campeche (cooperative) lery, OSJ, are trying to get Domingo
Fonfrias,
test recordings of typical Puerto melodies with Los Rubies supplying
revolt
lion’s
ENCOURAGEMENT
Entertainment was provided by Los Rubies, the quartet which sings and plays restaurant.
saying
the ak
(music) Corp., of P.R., threw a party for Senor Belafonte and his family at his ‘‘summer home” on the beach at Vega Baja.
guitars
“I don’t
I’m
appeared.
DEPT.:
manager
said:
into
Puerto
singer, guages
think
of nothing to do, but drop to his knees to pray, and wait for the lion to attack. A
a
Mufioz,
Chuck
into
could
to check his luggage—but found no one there. His plane was scheduled to depart
grabbed
By
York City, to appear at La Con. cha Hotel beginning April 30, for
he
had some rotten luck. He got himself lost, discovered he had no shells in his rifle,
recently set out on a news-gathering
jaunt to Vieques. At International he dashed up to the Island Airlines
“Raffi”
ADVENTURE DEPT.: A_ millionaire big-game hunter went-on a safari into the
Juan
AWN
OFF THE CUFF
IWS SHON
By Al Dinhofer ONE-OF-A-KIND
AAA
DAW
Our
Aww
12
incident.
will
arrive
in
San
Juan
on
will be with pop-
ular Mary Lewis acting tress of ceremonies. Pedro
Velasco,
Alonso
as
mis-
President
Velasco
Inc.,
of
touring
Europe for a few months, combining business and pleasure... Interior decorator Don Bunn. of St.
Thomas
to
spend
the
Easter
week-end visiting old friend Binney Borden at the Island Guest House on Ashford Avenue... Evelyn Gamage, well known island chef, formerly
of
La
Ronde’s
Marine
Room will be responsible for the cuisine which will be featured at Puerto Rico’s new million dollar bowling center, Paradise Bowling and Sport Center, which opens
May
1.
‘That
STAR ing
good
looking
Clyde
circulation man
for
a
good
Fasick,
is still look-
looking
gal
to
be
hostess for his birthday party on April 27, when he celebrates his 27th... An Easter card from former islander, Captain Catherine Boyce, now residing in Winnipeg, Canada.
Easter Sunrise Service The
Baptist
Church
of
Pon-
April 29 to spend a few days at the Escambron Beach Hotel. The Trip to Puerto Rico and the stay
ce will hold Easter Sunrise Services Sunday at 6:30 a.m. at the Concha Acustica, an outdoor
at
concert
the
Escambrén
was
the
first
hall.
:
prize offered by their C of C. Singing around town at all of the spots, and creating a near
Reverend C. O. Dunken will deliver the message. The public is invited to at-
riot
tend.
the
last
few
nights,
was
TODAY’S BEST FROM
Francisco Lizardi Secretary of Public Works
afternoon. The theme “Your Easter Bonnet”
BURGEE
.
eek
LAW AGAINST HORNS Sir: 2 AS a management consultant
(resident
been
P.
Rs
After
I
have
acquainted
covering
the
with
Bootstrap.” island
by
car
editorials
on
I can fully understand
value
safe
Chicago),
“Operation
(rented), the
of
getting
of
your
driving.
However,
your
writers
and
the
Police Chief need to go farther than you are presently doing. It™ is
necessary
that
you
enact
a
law which makes hornblowing it a penalty to blow an auto horn
except
to
prevent
an
acci-
dent. As it now is, the typical P.R. driver uses his horn as a means of avoiding
his
responsibility
safe driving. (My caused me to do research
in
the
|
for
work has considerable
subject
of
res-
ponsibility-authority.) Ralph Haywood Atlantic Beach Hotel ’ San Juan, P. R. Ed: Reader Haywood. a visitor, has missed the many editorials in which we have blown our own horn against horn-blowing.
“The dome was restored iin 1662, 1775 and 1840 and if not
again in 1960, I'll quit!”
THE
SAN JUAN STAR—
Saturday, April 16, 1966
~the San Juan Star Washington J. Dorvillier J. Kennedy
William William
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EDITORIALS Police
Action
Police
traffic
substantial
squads
number
of
have
been
tickets
and
racking
up
a
summonses
for
speeding, reckless driving, and driving without a license in the metropolitan area. The action is most welcome and is bound to be felt in terms of fewer accidents and highway fatalities. Up to Thursday
night, 109 perséns had been killed in traffic accidents in 105 days this year. The high rate of fatalities is likely
ter
to hold
for some
enforcement
time
before
will become
the results
of bet-
evident.
What we need now is public co-operation with the police. If the drivers will think of safety, courtesy, and the pleasures of living, and the police will continue to crack down on those who refuse to comply, lives will be saved. Perhaps the most important factor in reducing highway deaths is to-learn and practice courtesy on the highway. It is an ironical fact that a well eduecated, normally intelligent man who prides himself on being a “gentleman” becomes a crude, ill-bred boor behind the wheel of his car. You can’be his guest at lunch
or in his home
manners
and
he
will delight
you
with
his
and consideration for your welfare and hap-
piness. The same man will crowd you off the highway in his haste to get to his destination later the same
day.
We can do this most effectively, we think, by acting as civilized in a car as we want people to think we are in our homes, offices, and at social events. The “courteous” man who is rude on the highway is a fraud. If he were a gentleman really, he’d be one everywhere.
From
Washington
‘The Dark And Bloody Ground
A Boy Goes. Home It is doubtful
if there
is
a more
despicable
crime
everywhere
worry
then the kidnapping of a child. Wherever the parents
can know
that parents
it happens,
and pray with them for the safe return of the child. Little
Eric
abductors.
Peugeot
was
returned
safely
by
his
His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Peugeot,
must have éndured a terrible agony during the hours that their son was missing. He is back, safe and healthy, in the arms of his mother and father. For that we can all rejoice, for the nature of the crime of kidnaping is such that few abducted victims ever return alive. The fear that a child may be able to identify his captors later-makes it improbable that, ransom or not, the abductors would turn him free, In little Eric’s case, he was lucky. So were his parents. It is a happy ending to a sordid story.
Science We
Can
Go Too Far
ington,
carry a story today from
Walter
Our
satellite
which
to
Priest,
will
which
relay
tells
orders
about the
In Wash-
a planned military
in
Puerto Rico and, we presume, elsewhere in the world. We hear also of other “stationary” relay stations way out there in space which will act as navigation aides to planes and ships. What science probably realizes, but ignores, is the horrible probability. that we will be relaying television programs everywhere by means of those same space stations.
We're all for scientific progress if it will lead to
world peace, but we dread the day when we will be bombarded by everybody’s
could
possibly,
if not
television programs which
definitely,
be even
worse
than
ours. When the time comes that we can tune in a Korean whodunit or a Yugoslavian soap epera, we
May
peace.
be more inclined to go to war. than to live in Science, it seems at times, can go too-far.
Of W.
Virginia By William S$. White
WASHINGTON — The Kennedy-Humphrey rivalry for the Democratic Presidential nomination is descending into genuine bad feeling. The
two
aspirants
toil
over
the
scraggly
hills
of West Virginia in search not so much of votes as of propaganda advantage. Senator John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts refused during the primary contest in Wisconsin
to now
use
what
he
Kennedy,
called ‘‘personal for
whom
the
attacks.’’
great
in near grasp, has sent a warning ‘No
more
monkey
business,’’
prize
But seems
to Humphrey. Kennedy
has
said in substance, ‘‘or I, too, will take off the gloves.’”? Humphrey through his. own people has retorted in effect: ‘‘Go ahead and take them off. Our
campaign
will go on
as
unimportant border state dangers. Often before in
carries history
the border states, -standing uneasily betwixt North and South, have been politically ‘‘the dark and bloody ground,’’ as Kentucky was called during the Civil War. There
is
irony,
too.
West
Virginia's
a
“‘victory”
primary
election of May 10 will bind no delegate to any candidate. It is strictly a ‘‘popularity contest." And when it is all over West Virginia’s handful of national convention votes —25 out of a total of 1,52i— will still be in the exclusive control of the. men who control them now, the state's Democratic leaders. Whoever ‘‘wins’’ —Kennedy or Humphrey— will win mostly in the headlines. West Virginia's actual ballots at the convention probably will be thrown to neither but more. likely to Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas or Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri. All the same, the view now is almost unanimous that Kennedy must win this unnecessary propaganda war. West Virginia is a profoundly Protestant state, having a_ Catholic population of less than five percent. Kennedy badly. needs
as
a reply
to
the
widely
advertised
fact that he got heavy Catholic support in Wisconsin. For Humphrey it is even more plainly an unnecessary war. It is perfectly clear, even to some of his own supporters, that even if he should win the West Virginia quasi-contest he is not really going anywhere. The Kennedy people thus see his continued
candidacy as a wrecking operation which couldn't possibly do Humphrey much good but could do Kennedy much harm. The Humphrey people, on their side, the implication that their man should
quit like a good little boy. He has his own tige
before.”
For the Democrats there is a somber fittingness in the fact that the ‘‘beauty contest’’ primary in this little, such inherent
Man
SMbo St.Lovis JeDUS
DICKIE! S DILEMMA
Let’s help the police by helping ourselves to live.
to
think
of.
For
his
minimum
resent simply
pres-
necessity
is
to retain his Senate-seat, which is up this year. When his Presidential ambitions have finally collapsed he must hurry home to Minnesota to run for re-election to the Senate. It is this new factor, and not so much any Wisconsin hangover, that really embroils the two sets of partisans. The truth is that Wisconsin produced no unforgivable act on either side. Kennedy supporters did nothing approaching a smear operation— except perhaps for attempts to tie Humphrey in with Jimmy Hoffa, the malodorous labor leader. Humphrey
supporters
did
nothing
approach-
ing a smear operation— except possibly for attempts te connect Kennedy with “Texas oil money.”
Nobody on the inside of this campaign really believes Kennedy improperly solicited Catholic backing in Wisconsin. Nobody really believes Humphrey made the slightest effort to trade on anti-Catholicism. All the same, the so-called “Catholic issue" is on many tongues in West Virginia today. This, most of all, is why West Virginia might © be called today another “dark and bloody ground.” al |
14
THE SAN JUAN STAR ——
Eucharist
and
(English). There Church School on
ry, Glory!”
Rev.
but
nursery
Donald Johagson. There will be from nursery Chureh School vhrough the sixth grade during both of the worship services.
the are
11 a.m. Service. air-conditioned.
The Chancel Choir will join the military service choirs in the Sunrise Service to be held at Ft. Brooke at 6:30 a.m.
DO, of Nicaragua, who the pastor of the Church in Defiance,
by
the
will
be
Rok
THE
REV.
provided All
special
services
White,
ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, Stop 20, Ponce de Leon, extends a welcome to all at its services in English and Spanish. The Service Schedule for Easter Day, April 17, is as follows: 6 am. Holy Communion with
be
held
of
Puerto
in
sorship
oe
VICTOR
OVANhas been Mononite Ohio for
cil
of
Mario
will, be
Miss
Loyce
and
Rafael
Iberra
Capo.
the message pastor, the will be “Our rection.”
The
tneme
AGUSTIN
Coun-
5
Capitol
p.m.
mass.
PONCE SOUTHERN CHURCH, besides its
CHURCH, mar—9:30
mon
and
Union
a.m.
mass,
St., in
eet
A
Paradise
Place To The
of the
differences,
timing
En-
to avoid If
popular
Argentine
priest
“Jf Syrians. trespass
GS
GE
ees
famous
ennai
Vedette”’
Dancing
Admission
Free
whose
Latins Greek
liturgy
spoken
by
had
Ortho-
embodies the
Apostle
In the afternoon
a
of - Pharaohs and sponken by Christ
the language the language mingled when
the Syrians and Egyptians both held burial services at Holy Sepulchre almost siniultaneous-
Ethio-
ly.
oe: 11 oe
=
oe
ae
XN
@
real ice!!
Ten Outstanding
Stars!!
to the music of the
Continuous
CHARLIE
directing
and
his
by:
.
Intercontinental
Orchestra
$3.00
, me ‘escambron
OS
Juanchin Ramirez and his Combo
Saturdays: 10:30
OPEN
P.M. Be ER
Band) Minimum
FISK
Music
and 1 A.M. EVERY NIGHT &
—_
MIRO
Call Mr. Nada] now and make your reservations early Tel. 3-2190
—
for
Pauli and most educated persons in New Testament times.
@ On
(Steel
Entertainment
way
the
of 1960
_ 11:00 P.M.
Show
service.
a.m.,
JACK KELLY'S ICE FROLICS
JOEL MEYERS and his CALYPSONIANS
“Fiesta”
make
FOR THE FIRST TIME PUERTO RICO!
SHOWTIME:
Sunday
Roman
AT THE CLUB
and
Easter
the this
God.”
an early
Greek
church
Duo
CHARLIE
TOMORROW SUNDAY
beside “surely
TONITE
ESCAMBRON ORCHESTRA with
$2.00
stood
.the
a Roman
Ee 111) NN
SE
*LLAMAS AMAYA
Admission
on
was
by
declared
9:30
dox,
pian “territory,” police may have to come in to settle the dispute.
demand
Dance
to
care-
lights
morning
of
in the
Sepulchre
spoken
son
a con-
outbreak
used
Holy
who
the
By
second
the
was
the
War.
the.
and
to hold
lamp that. belongs to Armenians, a near riot will follow.
CHURCH,
the
Singing
in
on
Catholics gathered in the church
together. split
orthodox
with the
LYNE KERVAL by
an
and
services
eee
of
Internationally
and
of
centurion was
to
Crimean
eross
they
there must-be
strong
first language
Church
friction.
ae
debut
“French
of
Be
L “FIESTA” and a STUPEn ROMS FLOOR SHOW The
planning
ser-
year
Easter
This means
ful
this
so
STARTING
Music
TODAY -- HOLY SATURDAY @ SENSATIONA @
but’
Atlantic
Remember
Best
of the old liturgical
Church of Holy Sepulchre. Normally oriental and western churches have Easter at different times because of calendar
GR
The
the
' The
Friday
301 San Francisco St., San Juan —1l1 a.m. mass, with sermon in English.
Vox,
time ‘of
cause
tongue
Ok
FRANCISCO
of
languages
the
is
in Bethlehem
tributing
Latin
Mira-
with
announcements
at
dispute
of an-
Good
glish.
SAN
long-dead
spoken
feeling
these points. that the various rights have been written into invernational treaties and one such
lan-
SOCORRO,
656
The
in the Babel
all celebrate
PERPETUO
WYNN
Jordan Section
guages represents a Christian community with jealously guarded traditional rights in the
eR
me
and
widely. Christ. Each
CHURCH,
Evangelical
the
Friday
cient
of
spon-
of
under
Good
wok
SAN
WILTON
(AP)—The story of the Crucifixion was recited beside an empty tomb in Jerusalem on
presented by the Rev. C.O. Dunkin, Hope in the Resur-
Churches.
THE BAPTIST
There
by
the
front the
a.m.
music
Ponce de Leon, Stop 5—Sermon and announcements in English, 11 am. mass. Gospel in English,
Rico
of
at.6:30
Quifones
five years, will be the speaker at the Easter Sunrise Service to
ee
Ponce
at
By
JERUSALEM,
;
brought
sermon
will be no Easter Day,
x
hold a Sunrise Service in the La Concha Amphitheater, across from the Darlington Hotel in
mee SH
Choral
four
and will
as
All
include am. a.m.,
i
am.
which
es
11
at
services,
Sunday School at 9:45 morning worship at 11
SAM JUAN
>
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For EE
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reservations Ga
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call
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ext.
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one
choirs will sing on Easter. The sermon topie for the day is “Glo-
regular
Fy
ne
and
hymns (English); 8 a.m. Holy Communion without music (English); 9 am. Holy Communion and sermon (Spanish); 11 a.m.
®
Crucifixion 1 Story Is Recited In Babel On Many Tongues
Of The Churches
in THE UNION CHURCH Punta Jas Marias will hold two services on Easter Sunday morning, as usual—one at 9 am.
Ton, }
.
News
Saturday, April 16, 1960
\
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and
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in
such constructions as the International Airport, the La Concha Hotel, the Caribe Hilton Hotel, our new
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indus-
trial buildings and in thousands of homes that are today true symbols of Puerto Rico’s progress.
Don forget: by buying -Puerto Rican ce-ment you are contributing to the forging of a better and more prosperous Puerto Rico.
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, April 16, 1960
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REX MORGAN, M.D.
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THE SAN JUAN STAR— Saturday, April 16, 1960
the ob-
jectives
are
of
this
Association
to bring together for the following 1.
prompt
and
the
education
payment
regard
ligations 2.
by
as
recorded for that month 1955. Of the total, 387,000
of
a sacred
Institution
men a
ob-
protective
with
of
the
women.
represented
12,000
total
persons
reported
Agricultural
credit
employment
clined
to
granting in invited to attend the
uary,
a reduction
of 19,000
meeting.
sons
under
January,
total.
However,
M.
on
Rogers
3-0805
should
for
be
details.
114,000
persons
the
there
By William
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Pass
Opening These
lead: Jack of are the same
was
per1959 an
in-
WW
uw ANANNATTATT the the
more
had
bids
spade king, deace and knocks
trumps
than
the
ace
end.
As
either
of clubs
and
for
this
me,
want
to
leaflet obtain
read
of
William
that
title.
it by sending
ed, self-addressed William Seamon in newspaper.
prinyou Sea-
You
a stamp-
envelope to care of this
estimated 44,000 persons, against an. estimated 29,000 persons in January, 1960, the report said. In the increases
non-agricultural sector, in employment were
recorded
in
the
construction,
trade, transportation, communications, and publie utilities categories.. However, there was a
industries.
years ,dropping to 9,000 this year from 11,000 last year.
Unemployment
declined
from
1960.
ond term as U. S. District for Puerto Rico.
Judge
Gerrymander is the term used in rearranging election districts to give unfair advantage to politiparties
already
in
power.
yesterreadily
fit
a
habit
of
min
spades.
Many
change
of
North
that
he
was
‘‘get-
construed
trump
as
and
the
unusual
no
that
the
suggests
had
Saw
he
a
a slam
clubs
great
had
deal
promised
but why
rather
did he
than
1t
29
so
ss
[4 e
ZL
Y
and
pas-
sed. And now for the all-time a lead. West led his singleton ack of diamonds. This lead is almost too much for me. It is inconceivable that West thought
that East might possibly get the lead during the hand. West had one
chance
* spade
and
king.
that
Oddly
was
to
lead
enough,
a
lead defeats six clubs. With
a
.hi
daughter
4
(o
is
y V/
36
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+
VERTICAL
A.0e SEE a pleledge
9. short for Alfred °
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tee mouth
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10, maidess;
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WRONG WITH THIS...
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everyone
135
41. ungrateful ones
TENT
ea
diamonds?
doubled six clubs— double
b
Ehre
4-10
|
A little more careful analysis by South would have found him bidding five spades and letting North goose the suit— six diamonds is West
and
Wi
Y
b. takes small tastes
beef 15, repeats
the
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resort 8.healty 14, rea] op
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Only South could answer that one.
poor
Rita,
Pt
choose
aydown.
widow, Star.
//
1
Me.
viewed
Funeral Home, Hato Rey. Simpson is survived by
16
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more and
Thursday
AIS
18
THEA
Biddeford, being
(© 1960, King Features Synd.,, Inc.) . NAS CRYPTOQ! UlPS VUGGXEF QONFXYXN VOGPHFHMLG QENCYHLIG. PCKEK CIMYQ ‘Yesterday’s Oryptoquipt OH DEAR. THIS DEAR ar
guit. East passed and South under$tood but his bid is plain Silly.
than
Pe
as
of
FCT
V//
39.commotion
original doubled bid his best minor
South
1+ 7
town
yésterday-after
i
form
ting the business’’ and he bid four o trump. By the way, this is to
e
home
died|
iT
‘Wro
for an ex-
information.
knew
here,
Oo
38, air? comb,
have
Elj
Phelps-|friends
oe a $7. legal
redoubled but West smelled a rat and he wanted to get the bidding
up to leave little room
Cer
" residence
them-
would
of
produe-|
CROSSWORD - -
ro a
selves if left alone. South doubled foutinely and West jumped to
four
Co. branch
.
to be left
wrecking
the
woe
without discussion. The only ones who are taken in by a psychic are fools and there is no necessity to psyche against fools— they
have
for
17. pertaining
—<—
41,
Verde,
Wednesday at Presbyterian Hospital after a heart attack. His body was moved to his|
persons persons
103,000 persons in January, 1959 to 99,000 persons in January,
Simpson, Isla
manager
Employment in the home needlework industry continued the declining trend of recent
cal
diamonds four play-
are best
a
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate confirmed without objection Thursday the nomination of Clemente Ruiz Nazario for a sec-
out
gee, they are still at it. East’s Opening bid was obviously psychic
these
cane harvest season
the
THE BETTER HALF
ers who participated in day's fiasco. As you can and
sugar
main-
year
knocks
may
South
caused
that this
Judge Ruiz Nazario Appointment Approved
mon’s
bidding:
Ss
“was
fact
dummy or declarer so the slam is defeated. Yup, with a diamond lead the slam is a laydown. Declarer just
may
AKQ2
DAQ96 C Q103
East
418,000
the
in Jan-
To understand the basic ciples of BRIDGE-TODAY,
SAJQ
The
has
that is the is the end.
South H
to
ly by
out the ace of trumps. West now simply plays the queen of spades and forces dummy. In that: way
North
§
Seamon the lead of clarer wins
vulnerable
East deals Ss
employment
de-
Bridge Today North-South
rése
January-to-January reduction of NAW .-2 about 10,000 employes in service
ANON WWW° or»NAN '»v'vdh ELA QQ
Arn
which
persons. The Labor Department report said the decline in agricultural
sANHUKg
W.
contacted
for
industries,
W. St.,
Dodge
crease of 5,000 persons in employment in the non-agricultural
cording to figures released by the Department of Labors’s Bureau of Labor Statistics.
dulent check passer and the excessive returner of merchandise. concerned
reduction
were
total
since were
tion
January, 1959. This reduction ; slower start than last year.” was caused entirely by a decline In January, 1959, employment in agricultural employment, ac- in sugar cane farms totaled an
measures against the undesirable credit consumer, the frau-
Anyone
146,000
January
under
accounts
trust.
of
and
The
of
of all credit
on the island in
January totaled an estimated 533,000 persons, the lowest figure
credit granters purposes:
Promotion
the
Employment
Lloyd
YOU_KNOW [VE NOTICED About YOU, LUCY? WHAT
I'VE NOTICED THAT yopneiee PAT A DOG ON THE HEAD
WHEN YOU Wilk BY HIM
Bora) ( Roett Proves ANURAL
i f a
oe NN REITTTS I a
for Wednesday, April 27 at Swiss Chalet. Some of the
For Puerto Rico Since 1955
Palmar
at
A luncheon meeting to organize the Credit Granters Association of Puerto Rico is scheduled
Lloyd W. Simpson, 41, Dies After Heart Attack
a
To Organize Here
January Employment Lowest
ii
Credit Granters
nN)
Sek VO SBA EIS
18
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, April 16, 1960 bership committee asked why he wishedto become a -Lamb, and he answered: .“Because how could I live, if I'm not a Lamb?”
THE LYONS DEN
He
in a
guest
of
notebook
a
member—
.and
pencil.
I
who
cautioned
suppose
that’s
me
to
why
St. James St. of course, as put
I’ve
away
never
BE b.4
and
lingered
saw.
Stewart
stop
on a
the
steps
dozen
bank
of
the
clerks,
club.
chat
His
my
joined
any. club, because the rules about privacy conflict with tural curiosity as. a° newspaperman. I’m permitted, however, to mention this incident, it happened outside White’s. Donald Ogden Stewart was
there
my
na-
because a guest
host-member
with hem
and
each
Pesheacek
rushed off, bewildered. What Stewart told them was: ‘We're having a membership drive at White’s and.if I get’ two more members -I’ll win a prize. So, won’t you join? The late editor of the New Yorker, Harold Ross,
was
a
member
of
The
Lambs,
on
W.
elected,
When
sammeBy Leonard Lyons sitmenneenal A short while ago I was at White’s Club on London, a rather exclusive club. I was there,
was
treated
all his
he
his
ran
had
Richard
fellow
hand
cond
time
they
a long talk.’ ol’ boy.’”
brief-case
told
And
Jessel
” ee @ BREN
Lambs
and
;
-musical,
to
toppled
“Sally,”
a-drink.
the
150
Then
glasses.
‘Ah,
good
on
my
to
see
third
you
visit,
back.
it was
into
the
clubrooms
last
Must
just
have
‘Hello,
put .on the bringing a
week.”
Avenida SEAFOOD
Situated right the coastiine
again.
The
to he
Del
VIEW
RESTAURANT
Carmen
- STEAKS
NATIVE
&
ROOMS
WITH
Luquillo, -
COCKTAILS
MAINLAND
-
DANCING
PRIVATE
BATH
on the Beach with a magnificent view of and the mountains—Arrangements made
San
ROOMS
R
DISHES
for Spearfishing, Sailings, Horseback Riding. 3 minutes from Luquillo Beach—30 minutes
join was
P.
$7 DOUBLE
from
Juan
CATALINO
TIRADO
MARTINEZ:
Administrator
mem-
LicrRcus QUEEN - — Kathryn Grant stars in Allied: Artists’ CinemaEScope
production
“The
Big
Cir-
Picus,’’ now at the Music Hall. The i!Technicolor drama _ also - stars (Victor elRhonda
bEPeter
Mature, Fleming,
Lorre,
and
Red _ Buttons, Vincent Price,
Gilbert
Roland.
Of
La Cueva
- Presents
del
RAFAEL MUNOZ
Chicken Inn
(Paella Traditional 35
Puerto
MANOLIN
Pizzo
Rican
Varieties Pioneer
Dishes of
Pizza
in
P.
R.)
Sins
Si “TODAY AND | 8, TOMORROW
COMPLETE All)
Comandanie. PUERTO
Huge
RICO'S PRIDE
Open
Air
STATESIDE
Customer
12:00
Every
BAR
and
RICARDO
Parking
Lot
Call
6-9640
orchestra
MENA
his Combo
Famous dance team
song stylist
Saturday 11 p.m. and { a.m.
For Outgoing
day
OUR WORD
drop in, we're here till dawn
Pizze
CHARGE.
Orders
FOR
IT,
ce:
The supreme magic ef the culinary
Breakfast
through ‘Thursday
Next door to the San. Juan Hotel
and Soterdey
art of Borgedohl, our femous Europeon chef, is by now « knewn
foct. Gourmets the
$6, °°
at
_
Dinner through
International
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 11:00 P.M.
$f 00 DON’T TAKE
ODETTE
SHOWTIME
AND CARMEN
Conditioned
fram
his memorable
Alternating with
Food
Valenciana)
Different
(The ota
and
§07 P. de “edn - Stop .33 1|2 Real Spanish
he
HOTEL LUQUILLO
when it, as
applied
quit.
the
at The
bar
OCEAN
George Jessel:once was persuaded by David Warfield The Lambs, but was blackballed. Then years later, when
approval,
me
finally,
44
member. They discovered that this was the LYONS first time either of them had entered the club, and that they'd paid ever $170 in dues. “This luncheon cost us $350,” they realized, then paid the check— and resigned from the club.
unanimous
the
and
in
At the ultra-social Harmonie Club a sign “was bulletin board: “Warning: A member was observed
-
of
there,
opened
He was suspended for six. months. When Carle was reinstated, he was so delighted that he again ordered drinks for the house. He told the man next to him: “I was suspended for six months. The man asked why. “For doing this,” said Carle, and did it again. Herbert Marshall returned to his London club, after a 13year absence, and reported: “First they made a fuss. The se-
only a block away, and I can come here for lunch without having to take a taxi.” John Gunther and Raymond Gram Swing
assured
drink
members
across
St. When’ the membership committee asked him why he wanted to join, he said: “My office is
once lunched at a Manhattan Club, and the check came each Insisted on signing
one Carle
pleasures
heye of
good
discovered eating
offeirs.
‘NO COVER CHARGE FREE
in
eur beanquet reoms, weddings, conventions and ether exclusive
PARKING
20
THE SAN JUAN STAR = | Saturday, April 116, 1960
Gone Are The Days When Film Jerry Lewis Is At It Again Studios Produced Only Movies On Screen: ‘Don’t Give Up The Ship’
Jerry
his
Lewis
newest
does
it
Hal
Wallis
again
with
film,
“Don't Give Up the Ship,” now at the Lorraine Theatre. Jerry, is cast as the seventh in a long family line of inept Navy men. With this story premise that is patently ridiculous, he takes it from there and goes on to achieve spectacular heights of lunacy. The story, in brief, has with the disappearance destroyer escort called the
to do of a U.S.S.
Kornblatt,
World
War to
IL.
missing
The
light
since
disappearance the
when
Navy
hostile Congressmen until the carelessly ‘‘lost’’ destroyer is accounted for. Since Jerry was the last man to sign out for the Kornblatt, he’s responsible for producing it. Unfortunately, that responsibility devolves n him at a time
Available
Phone
eased in a 14-inch fiber glass blanket with a plastic cover,” ex-
make
a studio are
find
drilled
in in
COBIAN'S THEATRES For Tomorrow
PARAMOUNT
also
@
comedy
Jerry
“DON’T
drilling
1908.
Oil
Telephone
concerns
§: INTERCONTINENTAL
Lewis
and
Dina
Merrill
when his alleged mind couldn't be further from Navy matters— just
as he is about to take off on his honeymoon. In the course of his efforts to locate the Kornblatt, Jerry is assigned assistance in the gorgeous person of WAVE Dina
Merrill,
which
planations played by
complicates
to his impatient Diana Spencer.
Dino
|
his exbride
-When ways to
Came
Star
the face of declining theater business, the matter of oil came
oil firm
got the
drilling by what sentinels. These
that
are
the
city
“Puerto Rico’s Romantic Crooner” with LUISITO BENJAMIN and his Orchestra
the
SPECIAL
to approve
Gala Midnite Show — Saturday EASTER SHOW — 10 P.M. SUNDAY
Easter Sunday — Buffet Danzant — From 12:00 Noon and his Orchestra Music by: LUSITO BEN DAMEN
F
are called silent are oil derricks
ultimate-in
year
UP ; THE SHIP”
3-3478
ad
AMBASSADOR
TE
silence
* ALL NEW SHOW *. 2 Shows Nightly a.m.
and
3
a.m.
(Sunday thru Thursday 11:30 p.m. and 2:30 a.m.)
* ENJOY Luis The
Andres
King of Radio and Cuban Singers
T.V.
p.m.
| *
History
of
12M.
* DANCE T0
Christ
MAN”
YO
Tato and
Rivera
his Caribbean
Combo
Dancers
ARE
U
CORDIALLY INVITED TO SPEND YOUR SATURDAY NIGHT OF
RIALTO-SAN JUAN —
Loveliest
_
TRIUMPH”
AMAZING COLOSSAL
The
Sensacionales
Cuba’s
12
HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M
SEE
Tres
coer
Continuous Shows-Doble
“DAIRY
of “Maruja”’ and
TITO LARA
up. Universial Consolidated OilCo. proposed a mode of operation that would placate neighboring residents. After much convincing,
el
PRESENTS IN THE PONCIANA ROOM MARTA ROMERO
Up
20th Fox was seeking sustain its fortunes in
Distributed by Rafael G. Marti
“MAN “NIGHT
FESTIVITIES AT |
JIMMY
EATON’S
HUNT” PEOPLE”
Tomorrow
—
OF
ANN FRANK “ALLIGATOR PEOPLE”
SUPER DRIVE-IN. 7:1 “GOLIATH AND THE BARBARIANS” SE
° PONCE ° FOX - DELICIAS @
Victor
into
seen
shots.”
ce
there
“THE BIG CIRCUS”
“THE
be
,
12:30
@
Shows: 2:10 - 4:28 - 6:46 - 9:00 Grand Spectacular
OF
blends
it won’t
among
zones
MUSIC HALL - 2 P. M.
The
long
so
Century-Fox.
p.m.
of the
Lewis
GIVE
“DAY
sky
commercials
MIRACLE”
funniest
the
pro-
LORRAINE - 12 M. The
en-
2-3713
Shows: 2:10 - 4:04 - 6:35 - 9:00 @ Carroll Baker @
“THE
>
> > > 4 > > 23 >
FINE
ENTERTAINMENT
Phone
entirely
halt.
Jerry
and
are
€. G. Wil-B: selected thefiter
the
for many years until the fastidious Beverly ‘Hillfolk called a
Nightly 8:15 p.m. Admission $2.00 Matinées only Fri., Sat., Sun. L and holidays 3:00 p.m. Adults $2.00, Children = .50
Today
oil
derricks
oil executive
liams.- “The. studio color—a blue that
Now-
developments,
shallow
Oil
Pictures
them
studios is 20th
covered
Now
“Williaa WYLER’ $
OF
when
movies.
filmed in
“The
plained
The lot is sitting squarely on top of the Beverly Hills oil field, dis-
2-1692
SYMBOL
only estate
—
off.
days
real
Pioneer
h
> > > > > > ®
pay
the
TV_ shows, and—oil. the
(AP)
you'll
ducing
METROPOLITAN Tickets
movie companies are finding out there’s more than one way to
adays
by
THOMAS
and beauty (but then, how beautiful can an oil derrick be?)
lots produced
refused
appropriation
BOB
The
Gone
comes
is
By
HOLLYWOOD
Mature
@
“ THE BIG CIRCUS”
HEAR Gregg Jones Piano
and
Song
Stylist
direct from rig ee LIVING ROOM in_N. Y. C.
SUPPER
CLUB
. Telephone
3-2185
Plenty of Parking —
‘Basement
Carte Blanche
of the Professional
honored
Building
De Diego Ave. — Stop'22 — Santurce
in
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I ABLE
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, April 16, 1960
SHIPPING
‘What ‘The Stars Foretell
SHIP
NERAL
TENDENCIES:
The
greater. prestige fer known. PISCES
CRISTAL
20
become to
Take care you exercise a deal of will power or you
fresh new
lose
hys s
night
our
institution
make
stifled.
The
diligently
t
for
your
big
16-page
own
sign
Fore-
Box
1895,
Grand.
ly
21)
Better
go
22 to
ne and sensible partners until e middle of the day. Don’t let iat higher-up annoy you. Then P. M. go out with associates an
evening’s
relaxation
rtant
you
remain
igular job or work pad of taking a
ing off to new
and
to
on hand inchance and
in-
ests. P. M. be cooperative with embers
of
clan
and
get
their
proval as well as added support. TIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) charming smile will now get u
the
added
backing
you
re-
ire, so it does not need your ing extravagant or putting off ch energy. Later in the day fine for shopping. P. M. have with
congenial
comrades.
LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) It wisest today to follow through th ideas of close ties instead following
an
outsider
who
not
work
too
rapidly
Garcia
mental here.
Cuban
is
cement
long-term
million,
loan
not
and
senate
plant
was
$5
only
million,
and
it
represented
a
business
transaction
free
000 has
already
was
for
litical considerations.
straight of
Some
been
po-
$700,-
repaid
on
the loan at 6 and 7 per cent interest,
they
Former Treasury
added.
Cuban Garcia
Secretary of Rayneri was
Dutch
&
German
N.Y.,
CITY
Jacksonville,
CLAIBORNE
Mobile,
ALCOA
Baltimore,
SIX
RUNNER
SHELLINES
Cc.
N.
sources
said,
neri no longer pation in that
WE
today
join-
by
this
“academic”,
the
since
Garcia
had law
N.Y.
18
Trujillo
Ray-
any particifirm.
@
Chicken Soup with
@
Mofongo Fish turnovers
@
Native
S.J.
Jackson-
Pan
Mayaguez,
Ponce, Orleans
Waterman
Ponce,
Alcoa
Balt.,
Croix,
1s
C.
Trujillo
Frutera Bello
Trujillo
Nieves
C.
18
C.
N.Y.
18
Ponce
Bull
TRANSBORINQUEN
N.Y.
18
N.Y.
M.S.T.S., TransAmerican SS Co.
(Information
Trujillo
compiled
by San Juan
STAR
from
and
Shi
KIDNAP _
wishers had given him, authorities pushed a massive hunt for at least two men who are known to have been involved in the kidnapping. Police at the request of the Peugeot family had not interwith_their
soon
we
efforts
can
as possible
to
to
the
(Continued from Pge 1) according to the testimony, will have per
ne-
find
as
kidnappers
No Concrete Leads Gillet said, however, that the police for the moment have no
leads.”
The
investiga-
tion could be long”, he told newsmen.
he
was
kidnapped.
“They
had a television set.” he “They didn’t hurt me.” The
talk
refusal
about
the
of
the
said.
family
to
circumstances
of
a capacity
teletype
of little Eric.”
concrete
21 to Feb.
t Administration)
equivalent
channels
of
to
100
20
words
minute.
When the satellite passes over a ground station its electronic innards will be asked to message. Passing over
store a Puerto
ling three
satellites into 19,000-
mile equatorial orbits. The orbits will be so calculated thgt each satellite remain approxifnately stationary of the earth.
(Continued port men and
munications center will flash a command to retransmit the data.
from space. Discoverer
message
sources
would
said
consist
the
mainly
“ad-
of “long haul” large volume ministrative
traffic’
a Kremlin hear. ~
spy
and
would
nothing
care
to
Testimony showed the first of two “courier” launchings will
take place during the “second quarter’ of this year. Some observers will be
summit
the forthcoming ence
starting
of
May
“courier”
The two
attempt the coincide with
predicted timed to
current
confer-
16.
is one
program ARPA
satellite
The projects. communieations other, a more advanced effort, termed “Advent” envisions hur-
Eric’s recovery gave rise to speculation that they had promised the
tails
kidnappers
to
keep
the
secret.
de-
XI
Open
LA
velopment vy’s
program
transit
satellite
vehicle. This, should provide
Thursday
—
carried
for
mation for comparing space tracking methods.
Sunday
Fertaleze
from
10
Street —
a.m.
to
said, inforvarious
an orbit around the earth’s poles. Six of the 10 previous shots in the serles have achieved orbit
but for various reasons the capsule has never been recovered.
Munoz To Hold Press Conference Gov.
Mufoz
Luis
hold a press am. at 9:30
Marin
MUSIC
Piano music by Eunice (Nini) Gonzo-
YAYA SANTIAGO Administrator
will
conference Monday at La Fortaleza.
VIOLIN
3 a.m.
Corner Cristo Street, Son Juan
Na-
ed north over populated areas instead of heading south toward
ROVING
56
the
Discoverer X, launched Feb. 19, was destroyed when it veer-
SELECTED
thru
10
navigation
scientists valuable
<<
DANZA
also
pounds of equipment for a tracking experiment, part of the de-
ALL TYPES OF DRINKS
Notive restaurant in o restored building in the heart of old San Juan. lez from 8:30 P.M.
point
from Page 1) instruments back
SATURDAY APRIL 16th, 4 P.M. _
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one
DISCOVERER
Rico, 28-foot dish-shaped antennas at the Army Salinas Com-
Pentagon
over
ANNOUNCES IT'S GRAND OPENING
19)
Hnos.
Lines
SATELLITE
(Continued From Page 1)
fered
ic Dev
E
m inclinations-and ideas, which
(Jan.
Campo
VENUS
hobbies
n’t give in to that temptation criticize one who has been anying you. Think of own failbs a = M. discuss with real
Co.
N.Y.
ELIZABETH
‘sports, social activities that pst please. APRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) is not necessary~to do what suggested by an irate family
AQUARIUS
SS
St.
(Morcillas)
e good. Go out socially in the ening with those persons you joy and are inspiring.
Atlantic
N.Y.
fritos)
sausages
Netherlands,
Trading
Zone
Mayaguez, Mobile, N.
SPECIALIZE IN NATIVE FOOD
(Bacalaitos
M.S.T.S.
ville,
Inc.
Co.
Guantanamo,
Canal
18
where
handled
18
SS
Royal
Orleans
%s
upon
Caribe
Ferry
Venezuela, Columbia ports
Ponce,
as
office
Ww
38
law
firm
P.RV.LL, Shipping
N.Y.
Nacionales
law
ports
Bermuda
ing the Batista government. The Revolucion charges that the registration of Cementos
private
Trujillo
M.S.T.S., Transamerican
RANDALL
AZALEA
Freight
Lines
TMT
Erie and his parents were questioned by police inspectors in the hope they could furnish further clues. The boy has said that he was held. in a ground floor apartment not far from the club
termed by the local sources “a scrupulously honest man,” who had severed connections. with his
Cc.
.
Panama,
everything
Titan
Tropic
she
Rayneri,
of the
Thomas
Jacksonville
the
yl energy and verve. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. ) See that you handle any operty interests or work at me, in the garden, etc., before step out for fun today. P. M. those
great
prowess
USS
P.R.
Lighterage
Norfolk
authorized with the help of these Batista regime officials. But the local sources said that
the
ke the treatments that will give
enjoying
or
Line
Ltd.,
Jacksonville
gotiate Eric’s return. “We first of all considered the human side of this affair before the police side,’ said Albert Gillet, chief of the first mobile police .brigade. But he added that now “we are doing
you will make errors, cause mage. It would be better to be calling on others, attending eetings, studying, etc. P. M.
for
is
physical
Justo
t very discriminating. P. M. bn your coming days and activis intelligently. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) b
he,
(Continued From Page 1) cluding the construction of a special $800,000 access road to the Titan cement plant. The Babun brothers were also connected by Revolucion with Batista’s secretary of the treasury,
Sugar ‘
St.
Trujillo
andler
AGENT!
Dominican
Today
SEIZURE
$3
Im-
and
Born
that
There
and
that
steadfast
places
energy
OPERATOR
Guantanamo, East Coast ports
child born today will be so of
power
to
with
. Be carefree, cheerful. EO (July 22 to Aug. 21)
Is
24
con-
Alselmo Alliegro. Revolucion further claimed that a $5 million loan by Banfaic, the Cuban - government’s industrial development agency,
Central
along
Child
er president
May
, Nv Y. 17, N. Y. MOON CHILDREN (June
worthwhile
GEORGIA
TRANSCARIBBEAN
other prominent personalities of the Batista regime such as form-
nd your birth date and 50c (no amps) to Forecast, San Juan ar,
TMT
Avoid
C.
RODENBECK
general.
di-
for
OZANA
hard-earned
will want to be everywhere at one time, as it were. So it behooves you early to teach your youngster to complete one task before going on to another. Also,- once the importance of fundamentals is learned, the chart is ideal for any work connected with the public in
However,
pays
dends. brroll Righter’s
good may
holdings.
and
7
To
8.3.
BERNICE TROPIC STAR TMT LLOYD
20)
salesmen. Let good you properly. P. M.
new
full
is is the time to look into new enues of expression, new outlets at are lucrative. Be certain in e evining to carry through with ise advice of associates. EMINI (May 21 to June 21) bur hunches are not very acrate until midday, nor is the vice of too speedy comrades. herefore, seek advice of real thorities in your field. But be rtain you follow through on it. nboring
other
tacts . If Your
bther than be- forceful with ers, it would be wise to conHer the views and advice of gsher-ups until about 3. Increase estige, income and thus become ore popular. P. M. fine for roantic expression, gentility. ‘AURUS (April 20 to May 20) ntil the middle of the day you inadequate,
your
high-pressure friends guide
fine for avoiding temporary easures that could take from ur security. Think. ARIES (March 21 to April 19)
pl
of
savings. or
of forging ahead by adoptnew, improved § methods.
rough the
some
CROWN
DEPARTURE APRIL
bet-
March
til midafternoon, be sure to get insight into practical
8.3.
Republic
and
(Feb.
SCHEDULES
car RIL
senmmmnsss By Carroll Righter sss ry early morning has some kinks here account, commissions, ports, etc., are concerned. Then
25
.
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, April 16, 1960
26
U.S. Runners
IL Action
Gets Going Wednesday HAVANA
na
(AP)
Sugar
—
Kings
The
open
Seen Factor In Marathon
Hava-
the
de-
By
fense of their Miner League championship Wednesday under the wary eye of the U. S. base-
ball ‘world. Club officials
have
Veikko
form
safe
assured
Maduro
teachers, Kelley
General
manager
the
and to
there’s
yards
FEELING
open the a good crowd,
reason
Maduro said he had the assurance of International League President Frank Shaughnessy there was no move afoot to spirit International League baseball out of the Cuban capital.
He added that officials of other clubs
in
the
their
A
league
had
new
wave
of
rumors
at the
month
Baltimore
when
president and Lee MacPhail exhibition
with
given
support.
set in motion
end
was
of last Orioles
General Manager called off three
games
scheduled
here
Cincinnati.
4 Hato Rey Men Win $31,251.60 Sunday
are
sharing
$31,251.
60.
The men, Carlos Crespi, Arnulio Estremera, Faustino SierTa, and Juan Barrero, won by picking five winners and having three ‘selections in a nula race. Five winners with a nula was
OATS—Roy al Native,
recently Grissom of Kentucky and Puerto Rico raring to go as she kicks up her hind the lead pony, is preparing the filly Gulfstream Park. (AP Wirephoto.)
STAR
coats
for
women
of England was?— them to the best. This one of my foals breed last year,” said Bertram Linder year we have mares going to Native Dancer, Citation, Swaps, from Dalton, Penn. sole owner Tim Tam, and Nashua, again. It of Hickory Hill breeding farm. “The foal was by Nashua out took three years to get a serof Mixed Marriage, but we lost vice with Native Dancer.” “T have some good ones now, it. She told me to name my own price; however, she wouldn’t but I have to average $8,000 to have gotten if anyhow if it had $9,000 to break even. Made mo-
a filly.
I've
been
about getting into end of it myself.” The
start.
fifth
He
race
was
the was
playing
in the double. I joined nis box and asked how started in breeding. “I bought a mare in years ago from a friend
I sold the
foal for $500
thinking racing about
to
Complot him in he got : foal five for $500
and
the
next year both the mare and foal for $4,000. I said to myself, ‘Where have I been all this
on
my
farm
in Dalton
ney last year for the first time. I sold an Alibi colt for $41,000. John MacShain purchased two Traffic Judge colts, one for $21,500 and the other for $12,000. Aly Khan also bought a filly for $5,000 a few years back.
The horses came on the track for the sixth race. His double
and
runs
ticket rite.
was .
a thoroughbred on
Arecibo,
the
favo-
“ IT have four foals already this year and four to come. I hope they turn out all right. This
breeding
is
an
interesting
business. You never know what you will come up with. I still study
about
two
hours
every
day. Even developed some things on my own. ““T inverted a machine that grows grass without the benefit
of to
dirt. I feed supplement
it to my horses their diet. Con-
sequently, my yearlings, when they go to Saratoga, are healthy and big. 2
MAKE
April 25th — 30th YOUR RESERVATIONS
Planes
leave
hourlyy
DAY
&
NIGHT
ISLAND AIR
Charter Flights International Airport — San rates
to:
Vieques
—
Low
—
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Croix
—
—
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z
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—
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Juan
by
BAA,
the
stretch-
26 miles, 385
suburbun
Champicnship
Hopkinton
at
Yonkers,
N.Y.,
is the other. While a strong showing in the may
200
not
by
the
Patriot’: pic
automatically
spell
noon
Day.
years
starting
As
most
time
on
in past. Olym-
distance
runners
from abroad are remaining home to qualify teams.
for
their
national
Wanted: 4 Persons To Pick Up $8,320.80 LINCOLN, R.L, Wanted: Four. persons their money. $8,320.80 of
That’s it.
(AP)— to claim
M-O-N-B-Y,
Lincoln Downs race track mutuel manager Bill Karcher has issued a plea for holders of
winning
tickets
still
out
to
cash them as soon as possible. The tickets are on Lincoln’s “Cinco-Seis” pool inaugurated at the current meeting. One of them,
is
dating
worth
two
back
to
$5,714.40.
7
is
from
$362.20
YOU CALL IT!
worth
April
April
Another $1,882.00
8
are
5,
for and
worth
each.
CUBS (Continued from Back Page) who had blanked the Dodgers on two hits for six.
and
By Ben Olan
THOMAS
of
head
Trial
annual
from
April
As a Hot Stove League Manager--
For the first time in three years the Milwaukee Braves failed to win the National League pennant in 1959. They were, however, in contention all the way, finally losing out to the Los Angeles Dodgers after a dramatic two-game playoff. In a game in late August, the Braves were locked in a tough struggle, with St. Louis. Some
neat Put
Strategy yourself
helped them win. in the Braves'
driver's seat for a moment. Would you have made the same move?
The Braves and Cardinals are
Giants,
who
overcame
Er-
nie Banks’ third-inning grand slam homer with home runs by Willie Kirkland and Willie MeCovey, were beaten when reliever
(Lefthanded (L), Righthanded (R) )
CARNIVAL
Marines
traditional
The
:
Green,
tion from Canada among the 168 entries which are expected to reach
“The Queen bargaining for
mares
each.
ST.
Johnny
Jim
Koivumaki and Kotila are the’ only foreigners outside a delega-
Sportswriter
hockey who now manufactures Shagmoor breeding business on the side.
nula
$53.05
winner
late summers trips to Rome for the Finns, they are here to enhance their candidacy.
You are liable to bump into almost anyone these days at El Comandante’s breezy Walking down the aisle between races on Wednesday, I met a former hunt clubhouse.
time.’ But it hasn’t been as easy as that. I now have about 12
worth
best
to Boston’s Back Bay, is the first of two Olympic trials for U.S. marathoners. The National
race
By JIM DOUGLAS
worth $10,311.10. They also shared in six shares of the four winners plus a pool
purchased by William MacDonald for a record price of $252,500. aplegs during a workout. Pete Gafor today’s $25,000 Southern Cross
Former Hunt Jockey Takes Horse Breeding As Sideline
been
Four Hato Rey men who played a $3.00 cuadro ticket on El Comandante’s cinco-seis pool
last
HER
from P. L. pears to be cia, astride feature at
worry.”
him
64th
ing the
Miller
no
Paavo
the
fast-rising
talent. Is Olympic
This
to
absolutely
1957
and
Quantico
U.S.
said
Paul
challenge
plus ist Lt. Alex Beckenridge
during a recent interview. “If it weren't safe, I wouldn’t want them to come down.” echoed his boss: “We're all set season. We expect
will
Finland’s
and
—an Olympic proving ground. Two wispy New England school-
of line driv es and
here,’
—
American field in years Tuesday at the Boston AA Marathon
curve balls. Despite rumors about the shift of the Havana franchise, club owner Bobby Maduro insists the franchise will remain here. Maduro Scoffs He scoffs at reports other International League owners are apprehensive about bringing their teams to Havana.
‘It’s
HOOBING
(AP).
Koivumaki
Kotila
their rivals the only trouble they is from can expect the Little “ 01rid Series.champs themselves
1 the
BOB
BOSTON,
next batter with Gino Cimoli (R),
Curt
Flood
(R)
and
Hal
Smith
(R) scheduled to follow. White has one hit in three tries in the game; Cimoli is 0-for-3 and Flood 2-for-3. -
Billy
O’Dell,
The Would you: a, Let McMahon White?
b. Bring
pitch
to
in a left-hander
to
pitch to White? c. Have McMahon
walk
White
intentionally? d. Have McMahon walk White and Cimoli intentionally?
‘(gz ‘Bny) T-€ ulm
pud
YIOT
ay
ul
aon}
young
lefty
Phillies,
directed
by
coach
chased
Milwaukee
starter
winning Hank
reliever Don Cardwell. Aaron and Joe Adcock
hit home runs for the Braves in a three-run first inning against lefthander Curt Simmons. Al Dark
“yng 40f8u1i7Dg ‘("T) joIsn udIS
put away the 2,000th hit of career with an infield single
of the inning and he retires Joe Cunningham, the first batter. But
‘“(T) amoug afs0aQ mo sayls uay) aH ‘sasoqg ayy duyyif ‘&]}0 -U01]UaIU! 10UID pud allUuM YyI0g
the Phils. The Bucs
Ken Boyer follows with a booming triple. Bill White (L) is the °
Sy]oM
‘poo,
UoYyDAW—P
sof
furjj0q
—-23jnsay
Carl
Willey with sixth-inning runs on homers by Bobby Del Greco and
4008 SaAvig aYL pup
ob-
Andy Cohen while awaiting the arrival of new manager Gene Mauch from the Minneapolis Millers of the American Association
tied 1-1 in the last of the ninth at St. Louis. Don McMahon (R) relieved Warren Spahn at the start
Se4nat
*4apunoaZ v uo
the
tained from Baltimore, walked Bob Will in the ninth and Frank Thomas lofted a two-out fly ball. The ball. dropped for a double behind short and Will was home.
rapped
a Cleveland ace five extra base
lead. in three
last hits
innings.
Cal
his for
McLish,
season, and a
for 5-0
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, April-16, 1960
EL COMANDANTE
Palmer, Snead Are Set In Canada Cup Golf Play
ENTRIES PICKS FOR bySUNDAY’S RACES CARMONA lst RACE
Eternal
Dream
Litty Jabalina Joe Reddy Manon Lescaut Constructor.
SELECTIONS:
—
RACE
Sunday, April 17,’ 1960 $3,350; allowance; 2-year-olds; two furlongs (Imported) Jockey wt. Remarks No Boy 107 Needs to tinprove No Boy 107 Needs to improve RS Maldonado 113 Bound to be factor Bey 110 Needs: to improve a Belmonte 110 Best effort needed C. Bonilla il Winner in two starts
- “Purse
Horse
Purse $2,000;
MANON
Anita V. Mita Comidilla Cartel Titi Isabela Aragoneg ) Guarant! Bon Bon! » Canovanas —Rin Tin Tin
3rd
allowance; No Boy No Boy No Boy “A. Sayan
LESCAUT,
these matches to name its preference of players. The 72-hole medal play event is scheduled June other
JABALINA
No Boy . J. R. Rivera E. Ayala
Jupiter
Tete B. Jugueton E} Vigia Istaracho Bonita I Conquistador Rio Grande Carifeo
112
Rose
APM >t >>OO
July
Rivera Quifiones L. Ramos Bonilla
No
Bay
w
MOUMTIAU
RUN
DH
OT
wm
OND
Quiz Dell R. Maldonado El Bombero L. R. Flores El Maravilloso A. Feliciano SELECTIONS: ORTOON, ee 7th RACE — Purse $2,300; claiming ($6,000);4 No Boy Sempre Lady Eternal No Boy Julia D. No Boy Sr. Martinez No Boy A, L. Ramos Call The Cops I. Quifiones Bousada No Boy Acropolis No Boy ‘The- Sharper No Boy Quo Vadis © O. Bravo Zarzalito Guaynabo No Boy Machito M. No Boy Hamlet I. Pizarro Khovantchina G. Corchado SELECTIONS:
BOUSADA,
JULI A
D.,
114
(AP) — Australian
oaches
and
swimmers
chuckling over a iNew Haven, Conn.,
story saying
xperts are linking here recently to
astest
egs “TI
was it,’
shaved
their
chests. wondering
it would to
from §
records made the fact the
swimmers
and
are
take
them
laughed
how
long
to wake
Coach
up
Forbes
‘arlile, adding that Australian Swimmers, both men and women, have
been
shaving
or years to speed rough
the
themselves
their
passage
water.
“Today it is ritual for swimners to shave their legs a day before
each
explained.
pne
was
carnival,’
“Jon
Carlile
Henricks
for
shaving: his legs
long
before the “In fact,
out
in the
eighth
to
at
least
part
an
ey
race.”
Carlile
emery
pointed
search had ing
its part
board
out
that
reshay-
program.
“Scientific
tests
we
carried
Snead
1953.
Snead
won
only
U.S.
War
annual
the
ST.
country
PETERSBURG,
his New day.
II.
on
Fla.,
York
Yankees
last
year,
when
I’m
gonna
see
what
the
lack
of
Stengel face
seven
him
Thomas
4-0 and
and 5-hit pitching. by who had never beto master the Dodg-
one
defeat
Walt
players
not
dictate
Alston.
‘‘And
batted
in
but
I’m
keep looking at Deron Casey said. Casey
would
like
up
lineup in
right
way
goor
| Eddie sitting
out a 10-day suspension for careles riding which cost him mounts
in
the
Excelsior
and
Wood
Me-
morial.
He was set interference
going
fifth race at wards said
to
a
Aqueduct. The he cut over
stetoo
horse pull up in the stretch. Arcaro was scheduled to ride
Yogi
may
down for causing in Wednesday’s
sharply at the first turn of the five-furlong race and then he made
Johnson,”
to play
and Yogi
isn’t
one
NEW YORK (AP) — Arcaro yesterday started
Berra and Elston Howard in the same
this
things
Arcaro Set Down
SAM . SNEAD
runs
world
will
Sherry’s destini. “I thought he pitched a good game,”’ said Dodger Manager
in
runs
said
the
pitching
batted
wind
field.
Restless Wind and Kentucky
in
Never
in
Give
In
the Excelsior Derby hopeful the
Wood.
Longevity Student Has 2,952 Miles To Go
Jim
Red
Sox
and
in
Coates in
as
may
Boston
he ‘said. “If they
in
up,
we should be. all right.” Stengel is satisfied with
infield.
Kubek, Bill
of
Gil
Bobby
Skowron.
Mickey and
center
but
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (P—It was 80 miles down, 2,952 io ge for hardy Dr. Barbara Moore, 56, as she heads today for California’s capital. the reasons for the team’s colThe British vegetarian spent Thursday night at Dixon, 21 miles lapse last year. He said there to the west and 80 miles from San Francisco, where she started her was some improvement in these transcontinental hike Wednesday. She covered 40 miles on each. of | things this Spring. “Not that our the first two days. record would show it,” he added. But she was still confident she would overtake two British serviceThe Yanks finished their Flo- men who started a day earlier and are 68 miles ahead of her. The servicemen are Flight Sergeant Patrick Moloney of the Royal rida training Tuesday: with an the Air Force and Sergeant Mervyn Evans of the British Army. 11-19 record, poorest in Dr. Moore, a student of longevity, expects to cross the country American League. No pitcher went nine innings and none will —3,032 miles—in 45 days. The sergeants have alloted 70 days. The record is 79 days, 10 hours, 10 minutes. before the season begins Tuesday. the
given
ST. THOMAS,
Cubs “beat
by
Banks
But
championship and said I’d win it again,’ he said. “This year, can do.” Casey cited poor
become :
ers.
other
I had .the
Chicago homers
Ernie
(AP)
the
to
night—with
Glen Hobbie, fore managed
“’'m not going to do like I did
THE
Wednesday
Association,
‘host
the
straight victories behind him, not including two in the World Series —he got the start and stumbled.
since
that Palmer and Snead top choices of the Golf
permit
World
brought
asked for a chance regular starter.
An-
invitational
Golf
Sherry
1959
exclamatory ads of the aspirin pushers, but he grew weary of this method of pain killing and
have been
winners
year,
of the
Los Angeles Dodgers the kind of relief perennially promised in the
plan
at.St.
Examining
before
in the
and
Open
July 49.
The
—Manager Casey Stengel refused to predict a pennant for
in 1950
was
1956 Olympic game. nobody ever notices
ere is no hair on the legs of ie swimmers. The girls even Bive their legs an extra rub with
shaved
Palmer
pitcher
Series. Last
Stengel Has Hopes, But Not High Ones
ACROPOLIS
athletes
British
St. Andrews
premier
the
Union of Ireland. It is the practice of the I. G. A.
proved that water resistance _f#om hair on the legs and chest /could' retard swimmers to the extent of a second in 110 yards,” he said. “No doubt the Americans have noticed. that Jon -Henricks and Murray Rose were shaved when they swam. “It used to amaze me to see those great, hairy Yanks on the starting board.” Five American swimming marks were bettered in one day in the- National Amateur Athletic Union men’s swimming competition at .Yale University early this month, and the fact the
precedes
PALMER
International who said were the
1 16 PIO -year-olds-up; 1 1/16 miles (Imported) 115 Best effort needed 107 Entry with Sempre 110 Strong rival here e 113 Dropping class here 117 Bound to be factor 113 Impressive winner- in last 117 Will fight very hard 117 Bound to be factor 112 Needs to improve 115 Bound to be factor 115 Needs. to improve 112 Out of group here 105 Best effort needed 111 Needs to improve
University
and
the
Denver
Arnold Palmer, the new Masters champion, was named yesterday to team with Sam Snead
Strong rival here Strong opponent here Best effort needed Best effort needed Needs to improve Unfavorably weighted Best effort needed One to beat here Needs to improve Best effort needed Best effort: needed Best effort needed Best effort needed Best effort needed
at Sydney
anniversary
World
ARNOLD
Before Swim Shave, Anyone? “SYDNEY,
100th
the
ME
Ekis
Troyana Ortoon Coffee Island Pepe D.
16-18
at
drews in 1946. They
OI
Mr.
107
June
in
os
a
6 7 8 9 0 1
G. Diaz Morales
follows
Open
regain its prestige in that event. Ben Hogan won it at Carnoustie
Hrovetauawhn
Yankee Blade Marilinda Wiso
Cup
States
LOS ANGELES, (®—It’s still too early to tell whether much relief is in sight for Larry Sherry, the
ing the United States.a chance to
next June. The announcement was madeby Frank Pace, president of the
5
Canada
Both
Canada Cup and International Trophy olf. matches in Ireland
2 3 4
represented.
'to play in the British Open, giv-
R. Maldonade F. Rivera J. Belmonte I. Pizarro R. E. Figueros R. Gonzales 1 05 SELECTIONS: ISTARACHO, TETE B. JUPITER, th RACE — Purse $2,250: claiming ($6. .000); 4-year-olds-up; 1 1|16 miles (Native) Ceremonia F. Rivera 104 Has a fair chance Nellie No Boy Best effort needed La Mulata No Boy Surprised recently Goyita E. Ayala Best effort needed Don Basi J. L, Landray Best effort needed Manantial Needs to improve Pachico Should win with ease Cane Best effort needed SELECTIONS: PACHICO, LA MULATA, GEREMONIA h RACE — Purse $1,550; claiming ($2,500); 4-year-olds-up; seven furlongs (Native) Walter A. A. Qlivo 10 Beat similar in last Ecuador M. A. Diaz 110 Needs to improve Poldin H, Torres 114 Slow starter, fast closer El Greco C. Bonilla Needs to improve 112 - Ma. del Carmen J. VW. Paniagur 110 Best effort needed Constelacion No Boy Unfavorably weighted Cuchy J. Belmonte Surprised in last Aplicado J. R, Cintron Needs to improve Bimbo P. G. Davila Best effort needed Leslie R. Pagan Shouldn’t be racing yee No Boy Needs to improve R. Rivera 107 Needs to improve SELECTIONS: WALTER As CUCHY, POLDIN 6th RACE — Purse $1,300; claiming ($1,200); 4-year-olds-up; seven furlongs 116 119 107
just
Twenty-nine are
at historic
Has seen better days Best effort needed Vastly improved Speedy, may prevail Has seen better days Best effort needed One to beat here Best effort needed Best effort needed Needs to improve Should be in a farm
Brave Rivera. Quifiones Sayan
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countries
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outside
3-year-olds: five and a half furlongs (Native) 118 Best effort needed 107 Entry with Oiram 113 Needs to improve 113 Speedy, may prevail 118 Has a slim chance 103 Needs to improve 108 Bound to be factm R. Maidonado 118 Strong rival here J. A. Velez 111 One to beat here No Boy 112 Best effort needed No Boy 112 Needs to improve J. L. Landrau 107 Needs to improve No Boy 112 Needs to improve San Blas P. J. Marquez 112 Needs to improve SELECTIONS: CHINO, ARAGONES, COMIDILLA RACE — Purse $1,300; claiming ($1,600); S-year-olds- -up; six and a half furlongs
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~
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Saturday, April 16, 1960
Montreal Is Ice King P.R. Bowlers
|Hockey’s Stanley Cup
Score High In ABC Games
Goes To Canadiens
Puerto
Rico’s
double
team
Yandell
and
Lammey
day
Bob
earned
plasing
“in
an
the
in
of
58th
a 1,160
American
local title, qualify.
recorded
Beauchamp be
in
ze
money.
this
to cop
the
a
1,109
bowled
running A
a
for
726
is
the to
514
to
some
now
pri-
leading
event.
Puerto
Rico's
comprised of dell, Lammey, Phil Kramer, They rolled short
of
team.
didn’t fare as well. a 2,489, 188 pins
being
The
five-man
Beauchamp, YanHal Monroe, and
in
team
the
money.
appeared
on
tele-
vision while in Toledo and was presented a key to the city by the major. An honorary key is
being
sent
to
Dona
Felisa.
P.R. Is First In
MEXICO
CITY
first
national
here
Track
when
berto
and
Ruben
Mendoza
fifth
in
place
meter
by
with of
Meet
Ro-
third
and
the
100
amassed the Lone
102 Star
in
respectively.
Puerto Rico points, followed
Conferencé,
Rico
Interand
scored
100,
Mexico,
and _ the with
82.
Miteff Gains TKO Stopping Warner In 6 ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (AP) — Argentina heavy-
ve
weight Alex Miteff puma t meled Don Warner for a sixth-round tec hnical] knockout
last
.
Mittef
fight.
night.
at
San
Francisco.
(AP
Wirephoto.)
with
the
Giants
and
Los
Angeles
202
5,
Milwaukee
Chicago
and
pounds for 10-round
Pittsburgh
St.
in
10
innings
to
And
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
(10
inings)
i 1 1 1 1
1
Louis TODAY’S
0 PROBABLE
667
-667 -667 500 -500 -500
1
-500
3
-000
PITCHERS
(1959 won-lost records in parentheses) Louis (Jackson, 14-13 at Los Ange(Drysdaie, 17-13) night). Chicago (Drott, (1-2) at San Francisco, (Jones, 21-15) Milwaukee (Buhl, 15-9) at Philadelphia
(Buzhardt).
Cincinnati (Umbright,
Dodgers.
(Hook, 0-0)
5-5)
at
The
power-packed
wrapped
up
Pittsburgh
Detroit in Enroute
over
playoff been a
competition
as
manager
Phillies.
the
naging
7
Bac
Fernandito,
Philadelphia
now
in
the
was
maAme-
named
tof
Carpenter,
of
owner-presi-
the
National
club,
made’
League the
in a hurriedly
news conference. The 49-year-old
signation
came
an-
called
manager’s
re-
on the third day
of the National League season. The Phils lost their only game
this
year—
Sawyer,
side,
at
Cincinnati.
sitting
declined
to
by
Carpenter’s
give
cific reason except want to manage.”
any
“I just
spe‘didn’t
_ Exhibition Games
for today’s Du-
New York Baltimore
Thursday’s Kesults 15, Richmond (1) 10 3, Kansas City 0-
Carillon,
Cleveland Metros 8,
5, Boston 1. Washington 3
Mamey,
“
Corazoncito,
Chicago
canes STANDINGS aesepeeto 16
13
552
oo
ia
on
B 12
oie 16 16
caer AAS 429)
es
Sth Race netico,
Le
Zumba, ‘ton:
Sier 6th Race Curandera, waetesiie
3
years.
him.
noucement
by
— Tati, Hi Fi, Cristalina.
—
the
Mauch,
Minneapolis
Bob
wal-
quesa
8rd Rate
of
Gene
replace
Place Your Bets Zumbando,
they have post-season
10 straight
rican Association,
losing reliever Bob Duliba won it for the Dodgers. Hodges, 36, came in with the clincher. His three bagger had tied it 2-all after a leadoff single by pinchhitter Chuck Essegian. Snider hit his homer in the seventh off starter Ron Kline, (See CUBS, Page 26)
-
Ca-
straight
PHILADELPHIA (AP) —Eddie Sawyer resigned - Thursday
wild
ig
for
the
10
Phils; Mauch Takes Over
bases-loaded
Nalon,
Ca-
Sawyer Quits
A
Rio
the
ago,
won
games. And finalist in the
baseball
—
a year
have
pitching.
Race
1952. to the finals,
Toronto
nadiens
seven-hit
Ist
the league of the two
nadiens eliminated the Chicago Black Hawks four games to none. Counting the last two victories
Law's
STAR’s latest selections at El Comandante.
Hockey
competition
The triumph gave champions a sweep
dent
The races
Canadiens
National
post-season
loped Cincinnati, 13-0, behind Vern pitch
the
playoff series—a feat accomplished only once before. That was by
St. les
yesterday, the Milwaukee blew a three-run lead and
ace
Arecibo
—
Royal
WEST INDIA MACHINERY & SUPPLY (0.
WIMSCD
AUTOMOTIVE
Canadiens
all-round team in
Thursday night with a 4-0 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs.
“™
1
2 2 1 1 1
A homer by Duke Snider and a+ triple by Gil Hodges that triggered a two-run ninth inning rally helped the Dodgers and Ed Roebuck to 3-2 victory over the winless St. Louis Cardinals. In other games Thursday, there
5-4,
4
2
Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Milwaukee Philadelphia
NEW YORK (AP)—Ernie Banks hit two homers, one a grand slammer, enabling the Chicago Cubs to defeat San Francisco, 6-5, Thursday and gain a first place tie
00!
weighed
Montreal
League’s
Chicago 6, San Francisco 5 Los Angeles 3, St. Louis 2 (No games scheduled yesterday) STANDINGS
Cubs, Giants AndLA Head Pennant Pack
.
Warner i he scheduled 7
Wednesday
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies, left without a manager when Eddie Sawyer called it quits earlier in the day.
Field
victories
event,
University
the
Diaz
HE DIDN’T MAKE IT — Ed Bressoud, San Francisco Giants shortstop, hits the dirt at home plate but is tagged out by Hal Smith, St. Louis catcher, in third inning action
lost,
(®#—Puerto
place
Wednesday’s Results San Francisco 6, St. Louis 1 Chicago 4, Los Angeles 0 Thursday’s Results Pittsburgh 13, Cincinnati 0
games Braves
Track Meet won
NATIONAL LEAGUE|
were no scheduled National League
Mexico
(AP)—The
as the greatest
the history of professional hockey ‘following the winning of the Stanley Cup for an unprecedented fifth straight +vyear.
championin Toledo,
series
Canada
were hailed yesterday
money”
J. R. Beauchamp, captain of the island's first team entry in the 79-day ABC tournament, also placed in the singles event. Yandell and Lammey, who
rolled
TORONTO,
Don Thurs-
the
Congress going on
Bowling ships now Ohio.
For 5th Year In Row
champion
scratch
DIVISION
Treat,
Polo
Mag-
#
oat
:
‘
:
s
nemo =
ota
‘ Ernestite, | BASEBALL BALLET—Philadelphia’s Joe Koppe is5 safe} xinsas City at second on a pickoff attempt by the Reds in Tuesday’s | Washineton Stanarn, AP Wi h Detroit
game.
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