The San Juan (18 abr. 1960)

EN Re 8 iat ln ae cate catatonia

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Monday, April 18, 1960

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Seonnd-class postage at San Juan. Pserte

Tel. 3-8400:

paid Rieo

Cast ro Talks f Meet | it | Ike Or Herter PR. May Get iNo Success —

Reported To

New Setback. By Congress — By. WALTER _

S8TAB

Corral Rebels HAVANA (AP) — nister Fidel Castro

S. PRIEST

Washington

Bureau

suggested

WASHINGTON—The same mixture of politics and prose which erippled the Fernos-Murray Bill stands

ready

monwealth

to

hand

the

another

in

known

bill

however, the center on a

(HJ-Res

155)

.that

the

conlittle

such

designed

House

Cuban-

Christian A. Herter. An American radio correspondent said Castro told him of a meeting

when

the

Cuban

chief suddenly appeared at the mountain town of El Caney, 20 miles south of Bayamo. .

to, permit Puerto Rico to fix its own debt limit. Recently there have been jndications

that

meeting with President Wisenhower: or Secretary of State

Corigress. This time, troversy will

yesterday

American relations could-be improved if he could have a private

Com-

setback

Prime Mireportedly

Castro

Interior

earlier

yesterday

ed to have

growing

rounding up Manuel Beaton and his band of some 50 men. Bea-

economy

flexibility for “ing activities. Study

The Res

revenue

Seems

Territories

155

when

of Eastern to

it

bond-

meets

5-6

land

to review the fate of the bigger Fernos-Murray Bill. Since its introduction Jan. 19, 1959 by Resident Commissioner Dr.

Antonio

Fernos

Isern,

Page

LOOK

“Operation

vealed

that

the

slogan came to him in a bartenders’ magazine, following

a convention of bartenders in San Juan in the Iate 1940's. “I was serving them some

reminisced,

the

“and

talking about what we hoped te do to develop the island. “A couple ef weeks later

somebody

sent

ders’ magazine

line

‘Puerto

Bootstrap’.

\ “I thought

me

a barten-

with

Rico’s

the

head-

Operation

_

it sounded

pret-

ty good and that we might ‘use_it for .the next two or three months, But somehow

we've

stuck

10 years.” e

with

FOUND!—Rosita

Chevremont,

7,

graciously

receives

and

Easter

his cohorts

in

the

rugged

Page

21)

By FREDERICK

HARMON

'

it for over

have reportedly concluded preliminary negotiations calling for

Of Blessed Virgin At Arroyo

the

re-

Governor

in Castro’s

Scores Report Seeing Apparition |w*222&

Bootstrap”

Fortaleza,”

a captain

in

Hilton Hotels International and

. Marin

drinks: at: La

once

failed

sources.

where

week

has

success

took: part. with about 100 other boys in the hunt sponsored by the Exchange Club at he orphanage. Rosita is the daughter of Mrs. Rose Chevremont, a member of the | inne island’s planned second Hilton ho1 is being for Mayaome’s board of directors. (STAR photo by Bob Bone). guez, according to well informed

21)

came from? , Gov. Luis Muiioz

last

I

yesterday from Edward Colén, 4, who discovered the basket, bunny, et al, during an East er Egg Hunt. Edward, who lives at Hogar de Nifios of Rio Piedras,

We Know phrase

WHAT

present

‘And Now Ever. wonder

He

any

A New Hilton Hotel Due At Mayaguez! ;.

HJ-

as-studded preamble to HJ-Res 155 which’ makes it virtually a SETBACK,

in the mountains

Cuba.

(See CASTRO,

Res 155 has languished in legislative limbo because the omnibus bill duplicates its provision. At issue, however, is a where(See

command

For the past eight or ten days, Castro had been chasing Beaton

HJ-

May.

personal

announce

ton was Army.

Subcom-

to study

least,

der and his men

Likely

is expected

at

tempora-

of the hunt for an insurgent lea-

needs such fiscal

its

House

mittee

rily

abandoned,

seem-

Committee might revive the bill and thus add a little sparkle to Puerto Rico’s otherwise lackiuster legislative record this session. Commonwealth supporters also recognize that the island’s fast

By A. W. MALDONADO ©

ARROYO

—

Crowds

of

wor-

shippers and bands of the curious converged on this south— ern coastal town last night to see what many Arroyo, | including

residents of the Mayor,

claimed-was an apparition of the Blessed. ‘Virgin Mary.

The apparition was labeled a Miracle by some, “foolishness” by

a

local

Arroyo’s

priest. Mayor

= Lorenzo

said.

Tirado The

Tirado

hotel, which will be’ operated by Hilton on a 20-year lease. The horizontal-type, two-story inat.|

i

_

i

ion, Tae

rewidin? wees ' hotel will have 150 rooms. It pro\ portedly will be designed to .

te

children

he

referred

are Victor ‘Luis Rivera,

they

that on April 8, between 10 and

night.

the

Virgin)

Saturday

—

“Last night about 9:30," where

on Marylebone road. Rikki

Richards,

well-behaved

For

five

tended

.years,

faithful Rikki

Sunday,

and

is dead.

has

at-

with. his

sponsor; Miss Kathleen Richards, He

was

among:

the

services

and meetings and

was always invited to tea afterward. He preferred his tea in saucer.

churchgoer,

every

bible

favored

at

By

:

now,

you'll

that Rikki was retriever who

have

a dog—a golden drew these tri-

butes, Only

once

guessed

did

Rikki’s

desert

him

in

21)

cher. “He until

the

by a

sermon

had the

choir

the was

visiting

a

site

was

going

between

the

and

for

the

out,”

and|

but

Mayaguez

air-

is believed

city

hotel

quet

| operates said

ban-

pool, and .

courts.

International

Hotels

the

sea-

a cock-

room,

dining

hall, swimming

Hilton

availa-

tourist

will feature

lounge,

to beplans

to be

1961-62

The-hotel tail

to wait} tennis over

detérmined

Construction is expected gin in late 1960. Present

ble for the

.

the

| to be most likely. call

prea-|

to twice

P

chifrch— | son.

courtesy

sermon

expansion

Exact location of the new ho-

|

and that was after a particularly! long

a.

claim -teP has not been

Page

(See APPARITION,

tiveness

vide easy

initial

the Virgin’ port

saw

they

p.m.,

11

|

14, and;

his sister, Violeta, 10, who

Rikki’s Place In Church Was Empty

LONDON (AP)—There was a vacant place in a front pew rat Easter services in St. Mark’s

to

Ramos, 48, and his wife, Justina Idelfonso de’ Tirado, claimed saw

$2 million

the

to build

Pridco

Caribe

Hilton,

also

Miss Richards. ‘Then he stood} built by the Commonwealth govup, stretched himself and. .let}erment. The hotel recently cele-

atten- out an enormous

yawn.”

brated

its tenth

anniversary.

,

ean

eanitin trical

- DAILY EXCEPT. SUNDAY

{ ~{ |

i

“THE SAN JUAN STAR —~ "Monday, ' April 48:5 4s60

Pop e Calls Men To The Peace Of Christ By FRANK

Radio

BRUTTO

and Eurovision,

work, brought beth the millions more throughout

VATICAN CITY (#—Pope John XXITI on Haste Sutday called men to the peace of the risen Christ in a world troubled by racial intolerance and atheistic ComThe 78-year-old supreme ruler of the Roman Catholic Church assailed violence and acts of oppression which he «said arose from false ideas of social life plaguing mankind. About 150,000 persons, including pilgrims and tourists from many lands, gathered in an intermittent rain in the great square of St. Peter’s Basilica to hear the noes speak from the outdoor loggia.

and

ereise of their natural and civil Tights.” During Holy Week Pope John “has given eloquent

Poison Air’

The Party

(AP)—Trud __ the MOSCOW trade union newspaper, charged that priests: Sunday on Easter Oraonks of the Russian and rich getting of clergy thodox by selling holy water and holy unguents which were in reality nothing but tap water and ordinary vaseline. charges such listing After Trud demanded: “Is it not high

ty

for

this

race. The Party has allotment,

pair

YEARS IN THE GROWING That’s the story behind this of

hand-tooled

mustachios.

They’re

the

0.

50, of Fajardo,

Seto,

property

of

Ramon who

sporting them at San Juan tercentinental Airport when photographer

(STAR

* SE

Mi4

@

rifle

much

and

is working

lighter

weapon

—

The

its new toward

—

one

DON’T MISS THE VIRGIN ISLANDS AMERICA’S TROPICAL PARADISE Fer hotel and guest house room reservations in St. Themas, St. Creix, St. John and Tortola call: RUSSELL ISLAND TOURS San Juan 3-1317

‘He added" sadly:

is the condition of life here on earth.”

up to $375,000 in a four-year

year’s

gubernatorial

Popular Democratic used $130,000 of its has $245,000 at its

ran

phote

by

into

Julio

was Inour him.

Tobar).

Passed

in

1957,

the

electoral

law also limits individyal contributions to parties to $400 in off-years and $600 in election years. The law also forbids government employes from soliciting party donations from fellow One purpose oi the law is to prevent vote buying. It was pas-

sed Luis

at

the

behest

Munoz

Marin.

of

A REAL HAPPY EASTER—Carmen Olga Quifione 13, of Vega Alta, is shown with her mother and Shrine B..Davilla at the International Airport yesterday mornin

Governor

before departing for Philadelphia, Pa. Carmen Olga is e tering She is Puerto in the

perhaps ral

capable

small

of firing

projectiles

at

seve-

once.

Dominican

being delivered to troops is only slightly

lighter

than

the

pre-

This was disclosed through tes- World War II Garand. About|” timony of Lt. Gen. Arthur G. 1,000 of the 269.000 M14’s on Trudeau, Army research chief, order have been delivered. Firing several small projectibefore the House Defense Ap-} propriations Subcommittee. Tru- les from a contemplated weadeau

testified

at

session last month his testimony was over the weekend. The

M14

which

a

closed-door

and part of made public is

just

now

pon

would

not

have

the

sent

arms.

However,

pre-

incapacitat-

ing an enemy soldier is regard@ as more useful than killing

Exiles Organizing Boycoff

Dominican exile groups are organizing a boycott. in Puerto Rico. of all products from the Dominican Republic, it was learned yesterday.

killing

power of a single slug from

the Shriners’ Hospiial for Crippled Children ther¢ the’second child sponsored by the Shrine Club c Rico to go to one of the organization’s 17 hospital] U.S. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)

“Prospects

- are

boycott against all " Deminica shipping. Reports that Domin can Strongmen Trujillo is a tempting .to “dump” cement i Puerto

© magnificent

cott

that all Puerte Rico will be closed completely as a market ef Dominican products,’ a Dominican exile source said yes-

Call Delta far

Juan

waterfront

of

All

elas

Doctors

ae

FORECAST:

HAVANA $68” NEW ORLEANS | Lv.4. Sunday efat 12:00 noon

*82°

R.

Fernandez. Isales

Dr.

R.

Lopez

Central

| Stop. 21 so

High —8 y

(at. Inte

mational Airport); lowS8 . STATESIDE; Juan time)

New

(at 2 pm.

Sa

Yerk, 52, parti

Ave.

cleas;

1419

Waterman Dock Co., General Agent ‘ OF See your Travel ‘Agent

pm.

Caguas Garcia

21, yeors protessionol

Ticket Office: Hotel La Concho,

12:15

De Diego 40% Rie) Piedras Tel. 8-1428

DR. ANTONIOP. PEREZ||

*37

San Juan, Pon

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Dr.

ignited

tered showers today and tonigh WINDS: Easterly at 12 o 2

ea’

on Night Duty

Metronelitan

have

and Mayaguez. —partly «= cloud with a chance ef brief showe today and tonight; Puerto Ric Virgin Islands and Coastal W ters —partly cloudy, widely sca

a

Emergency Registry

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San

Rico

demands.

WEATHER

terday.

am.

There has also been talk along

Phone: 9-0045

}j

§

the

1

his

‘ physical violence, evil and ruinous disaster.” Rid _ Such

Army Unsatisfied With New M14 with

|

‘with

disposal this year; the Republican Party has spent $120,000, could ask for another $255,000 in 1960.

two

NEW YORK (AP) — Movie star May Britt declined to confirm or deny reports that she and Negro entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. are planning marriage. “J will say this, we are dating,’ Miss Britt told a news-

(AP)

together

A request for $156,000 has been made by the Independence Par-

Marriage To Sammy

satisfied

the Pope declared:

Christ,

period between elections.

20 —

not

stands

minority Independence will seek~ funds for the

tical party to draw from the treasury

the faithful and to colorful Eas-

WASHINGTON

side

first time this year from the Commonwealth Government. The Commonwealth’s Elecforal Funds Law authorizes each poli-

time to put an end to it?” Frud’s attack on the Orthodox

Army’s

to-Communism,

one

presentatives, and his followers in the church, raised ¥ in holiness and brotherly love. And with the church th| blessed _ there. abide sound doctrine, iruth,- justice ay peace.” But on the other side, he said, “rallying suppol is the anti-Christian spirit which is errer, a false id ef personal. and social life, excessive power and ev{

criticism to racial disturbances.

Says Priests

man.

“On

to

silent ‘but

independence] Party Seeks Electoral $$

May Britt Mum About

Turning

net-

words,

or economic. conditions, at once complex and giving reason for anxiety, or through the limitation on the ex-

Soviet Paper

at Moscow's ter services dozen orthodox churches.

European. television

Obviously referring to racial strife involving Nezrées, ‘the Pope said: “And our sorrowing gaze turns also to the other children of God everywhere, suffering because of race

munism,

clergy came as curious flocked

the

Pope’s image the world.

Fesnéndez

experience

Juncos

Ave.

“Phene 3-8071

San Francisce,

56, cloud

Professional. Ambulance Stop 30

— Heto Rey

Tel. 6-0262 ar 6-2222 Ext. 20 if impossible to locete your M.D. im emergency call 3-2467 and will

THE SAN JUAN. STAR — Monday, April 18, 1960

|FBI Grabs 3

| Deaths

On Charge Of Lottery Export

ZWOowwwunwnnngnnénnwng

Ramon Castillo Ramon Castillo, a cattle merchant, died in an Hato Rey hos-

The Federal Bureau ‘of Investigation has announced the arrest of ‘three men on charges of at-

pital Sunday following emergency

treatment

for

a

rhage.

was

73..A

He

gastric

hemor-

resident

of

tempting

1019 Gencral del Valle, Urb. Delicias, Rio Piedras, he leaves a widow, Maria Luisa Guzman; two sons,

Joaquin

and

Pedro,

and

aj”

Jose

daughter, Alicia. Furieral services will be at 4 p.m. today at Puerto Rico

Memorial

Burial

will

Memorial

Funeral

be

in

Home.

Puerto

Cemetery,

Isla

Verde.

PUERTO

Mimiya Hespital following an operation. A world War II veteran and a native of San Lolla San Lorenzo, Barrio Tomas de Castro, Caguas. Burial will be in Caguas Memorial Cemetery at 1

of

by !

public

Mayor’ Carlos

The pier project, one of several improvements due soon, will be financed

by

a

$2°

million

from the Government ment-Bank, the mayor advertisement

for

loan

Developsaid. An

construction

bids is scheduled’ to appear in about one month. The city will rely on a $1 million advance for the initial’ stage of the project. The other improvements inelude: A four-iane highway, 212 miles long, running to the pier, Construction is planned before year’s end. Purchase of the eity cleaning trucks, for which bids will be announced in a week. An appro-

priation made:

of

$100,000

has

been

‘New cquipment for Tricoche Hospital (cost $50,000), for which

bids will be announced soon. Openiig of three dispensaries at Playa de Ponce, Barrio Real Anon and Barrio Maruenos, and a

new

dispensary

Barrio

Coto

to

be

built

at

Laurel.

Construction of the New Municipal Hospital, at a cost of $700,-

000. Studies on

this. A new

are

now

underway

project

for Ex-

terior Ave. Also,

with

the Mayor-will

a

Chamber

committee of land Airport.

new

meet

soon

of . Commerce

to discuss

acquisition

to extend to Mercedita The Mayor also said two

of the American Association for Spanish Speaking Peoples: The

straw,

wealth

town

N. Y.

is scheduled. to arri-

taken

211

San

—

near Fortaleza St. Tel 2-4191 Cristo St, Tel. 3-0062

Juan,

Puerto

Rico

Middletown, N.Y. In charge of the students is teacher Felix Basch. Haverstraw

as

lations with many Puerto Ricans who live there. A total of 1,800

islanders

is the headquarters

are

work in counties

the in

stay For

in the

here, trip,

beautiful

but

wide

open

the city

spaces of the

iniand.

At time

the is

same one

moment minute

—

the

past

mid-

night, — Rio De Janeiro loses the status of capital it has held for nearly two centuries. But Rio will remain an unofficial capital because many government

and teachers will

in the country the three day

from

crowded Rio De Janeiro by sea to Brasilia—a futuristic

permanent

fertile “black dirt” the lower part of

the state. The students

DE JANEIRO (AP) will move its capital

Thursday

residents in the Haverstraw vicinity and many others are summer agricultural migrants who

too. they

will be guests at the El Rancho Hotel in Aguas Buenas. -

agencies

Plans are for the group to visit San Juan on Tuesday and

silia

to see other sights near here on Wednesday before flying home again. Accompanying the group

being

will

still

be

is unfinished

vernment

here.

and

buildings

Bra-

many

are

go-

still

erected.

The

government

is

giving

gay

Woman Charged In Murder, Man In Attempted Murders

newspaper,

Sebastian

dras. The three ing before

40,

34,

and-

Rodriguez,

62,

the

Rican

population

being charged with first degree murder and -possession of a dead-

ly weapon. Police said she fatalstabbed

her

common-law

hus-

band, Ramon Garcia Cancel, 40, with a seven-inch kitchen knife Saturday

night

in

front

of

San

Jose Church, Secundino Figueroa Calderon, 39, of 706 ‘Monserrate St., San-

Serrano

venth

Sanchez,

St.,

Barrio

33,

of

66

Obrero,

in the

arm.

San

taken

to

Hospital.

“MAINTENANCE ENGINEER Top

San

Juan

chief of

background.

hotel

has

engineer $500.00-

position

open

(Maintenance).

depending

on

for

experi-

Salary

experience

in and

Must have extensive knowledge of air conditioning, steam boilers, electrical equipment, plumbing, etc. Apply in. writing to “Maintenance Engineer,” P. O. Box 392 San Juan, Puerto Rico, giving background and references.

going-away

plain

of

un-

or

two

years

in

prison,

or

Mobilized For Boycotf JOHANNESBURG, a

But many as well as are

for

South Africa Police

area.

present

citizens

will be given a hearU. S. Commissioner

unhappy.

South

Afri-

ca (AP) —~Police mobilized all their forcesin South Africa yes-

terday vo week-long

prevent or crush a Negro work boycott

called’ for

today.

Health Official Refutes Claim Of Polio Epidemic On Island A cial

Department yesterday

of

Health

refuted

a

offireport

demic” on a “threat”

the island to Florida

might be residents

in‘the Miami Herald that a “polio epidemic” has broken out in

not immuned. The report out that the polio virus

Puerto

be

Rico.

Dr. Abel de Juan, director of the Division of Public Health said yesterday, “Up to now there is no polio epidemic in Puerto Rico.” Dr. de Juan added, however, over

has been a “polio in the Ponce area

20

cases

have

heen

The Miami Herald story said that Puerto Rican “health authorities” conceded that the “epi-

Ele-

Raleft

were

just

after

in both legs, and a bystander, sixBoth

a

customs

both.

reported.

year-old Victor M. Noriega mirez, was wounded in the Municipal

$1,000,

Haverstraw

three-day carnival. government officials

where

accusing the latter of burglarizing his home. Serrano Sanchez was wounded

Juan

Rio

when

lawfully ‘“‘placing lottery tickets into interstate commerce’ is

Messenger, also includes a page in Spanish in its regular editions for the benefit of the Puerto

that there break-out”

Police reported one murder turce is being held in default of and a pair of attempted murders $6,500 bail after being charged Saturday night in the metropol- with two cases of attempted itan area. murder and possession of a deadJanita Calderon, 33, of 68 Cem- ly weapon. Police said he fired etery St., San Juan, is being held four shots from a 38 ealiber rein defaylt of $10,500 bail after volver Saturday night at Victor

excess

Jose

at

RIO Brazil

enced

San

Labor

in Rockland County of New York State is known for its good re-

resurfaced.

PAN AMERICAN BOOK STORE

Haverstraw

of

Brazil Will Move Capital Thursday

school buses will be bought

LATEST

by

Department

well as many other stateside high schools. The small town (pop. 6,000)

to transport pupils to city schools,

FOR THE

Alberto

Rivera,

Adorno,

Ramon C. Julia today. The maximum penalty

is Manuel Collazo, migration division agent for the Common-

ly lighting

of three of ‘the plays which will be per-

A group: of 52 high school seniors and teachers ffom Haver-

usually

improvements, including expansion of the city pier, are on the way for Ponce, according to an

announcement J. Cintron.

PLAYRIGHTS—Authors

ve here this morning for a tour that replaces the annual Washington, D.C., “senior trip”

Ponce Plans Pier Addition series

RICAN

N.Y. School Group Due Here

renzo, he is survived by his wife, Modesta Sanchez. He lived in Vi-

A

Vasquez

$12,000

agents became suspicious of their actions and called the FBI. Denis Rivera, native of Vega Alta, and Vasquez Adorno, native of Caguas, both live in New York City, the FBI said. Sebastian Rodriguez is a resident of Rio Pie-*

formed at the 3rd annual Puerto Rican Theater Festival pose at the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture: from left,.Gerard Paul Marin, Mrs. Piri Fernandez ahd Emilio S. Belaval. (STAR photo by J ulio Tobar.)

of a Caguas lottery died Saturday in

—

Denis

Enrique

Airport, Isla Verde,

Funeral services will be held today at Puerto Rico Memorial Funeral Home for Juan Cruz

PONCE

Ramon

over

Rican lottery Juan to New

were arrested by FBI agents Saturday night at the International

Rico

Juan Cruz Gomez Gomez, owner agency, who

to transport

worth of Puerto tickets from San York City.

:

carried

into

Florida

points miglit by

“the

hundreds of Puerto Ricans arriving weekly in Miami.” According

latest

to the

report,

nesday,

Department's

issued

there

are

polio on the others under

island study.

last

52

Wed-

cases with

of four

The last polio epidemic in Puerto. Rico. occured in 1955 when

close

reported.

were

to In

reported

450

cases

were

1959,

- nine

c: ses

all

year.

THE SAN

JUAN STAR — Monday, April 18, 1960

The Addict--A Living Dead Man is

the

eleventh

installment

in

the

STAR’s

serialization

by

(“From

Miffiia

‘Island

Ceo.,

in

copyright

the

City”

1957,

1958,

by

1958,

By DAN

Dan Wakefield, published 1960 by Dan Wakefield.)

by

Heughten

WAKEFIELD

Rican

minority

group

Ricans.

make

Some.

as much

to

of

them

as a thousand

lars a week. And

dol-

yet, in the end,

bar

(for

a while

as the word

gets

widely

spread that this is where they can be found. The peddlers’ gatherings provide some of the few occasions when they are able to appreciate each others’ hidden wealth, which, if exposed too brazenly,

could lead to the secret of its illegal accumulation. None have the lavish homes their money could buy. None have cars. They travel by taxi, a professional transit that leaves no record of expense. A great amount of their money goes into gambling, which gives prestige to the man who can afford to lose so much and also helps him dispose of the

money

whose

use

is so

limited.

The peddlers often plan sorties to night clubs and

priced parties, drinking and

dropping

hundreds

great high-

the best, of dollars

in the desperate effort to wring some reward from the riches that,

finally,

mock

their

exis-

tence.

Ways

Of

migrants

the

U.S. mainland, the Puerto Ricans who become addicted to drugs are sometimes returned with their

burdens

to

the

land

they

came

from. Puerto Ricans have to Harlem, as well as other

come parts

of New York, learned about dope, and then, their lessons completed, have often been sent back to Puerto Rico by the courts that arrested them. A lawyer repre-

senting eral

an addict may

suggestions

tien”

for

make

sev-

“rehabilita-

that will affect his client’s

sentence—perhaps

--and

one

of

the

eliminate

it

methods

of

getting people of Puerto Rican birth or parentage off the rap

is

to

promise

their

return

to

Puerto Rico. It is not of course a practice for addicts from Texas arrested in New York City to get off the rap by having their

lawyer turn

the

client’s

re-

to Texas.

Yet the

promise this

government

lem often are—though it is due to the site, and not the source of their birth.

Psychologists tions

and

have

sort

accepts

of

looking

discovered

thing

as a kind

of packaged “solution” and punishment for the Puerfo Rican addict. It lives within the myth of minority prejudice, along with the notion that dark-skinned

People are somehow depraved end born to be affected by the illegal ecstasies of drugs. Those who are born in Spanish Har-

for soluthis

again

again. Dr. Isidor Chein, Pro-

fessor of Psychology at New York University, conducted a study of juvenile narcotics use in New York City in 1955 and

found

that

three

adotescent per cent

tracts;

fourths

of

the

users lived in just 15 of the city’s census

that

these

tracts

consti-

tuted the poorest, most crowded, and most physically dilapidated areas of the city; that within

these

tracts

the

drug

use

was

highest where education and income were lowest and there existed the most serious breakdown

of family relationships; that these areas

were

in

the

large

part

centers of Negro

and Puerto

can

without

and

population;

that,

Ri-

also,

had

to

get

on

Despite

of drug

use.

Perplexing

its publicity

~

the prob-

lem of narcotics addiction and its treatment is nearly as perplexing to professionals as it was twenty years ago; doctors, psychologists, social workers, and ministers search for the answers. The people search too, their ma-

terial being not graphs and statistics but the faces of neighbors and family and friends. On Broadway and Long Island “dope”

means

a

book

or

a

movie;

in

Spanish Harlem it means a face. The geography of knowledge is sharp and distinct. From 50th

Street to 96th on Park Avenue, “narcotics” is Nelson Algren or Frank Sinatra in The Man with the Golden Arm; north of 96th Street, it is Tony, who was on the block all morning, high, or Joe, who just got back from the hospital at Lexington. Louis Leén, known as Pee-Wee, had seen it all happen again and again, and wondered if - there

wasn’t some answer for the neighborhood. Pee-Wee is a man of girth

and

broad

shoulders,

and on them he carries, more than most men, the troubles of his fellows. His sometimes tough and challenging exterior, barbed with the rough and _ painfully honest

phraseology

of the

neigh-

borhood, hides a deep perception of other peoples’ problems and a deep concern for them. Pee-Wee

is only twenty-one years

old but that

fact, too,

is hidden

pregnant

East

to

Harlem

heroin

are

only

guy one

who’s who’s

three

I know

something—me,

it.

of

one

an air force pilot, and an engineer. The rest

of

are

scattered

in

out of jails and hospitals here to Lexington.”

and from

Cocaine is not a physically addicting drug, but most of the guys

who

moved

went

on

to heroin,

morphine

cessary

through

becomes

for

its

which

almosi

the body

use

like as

ne-

of the

ad-

dict as water for the body of the ordinary person. Since cocaine and marijuana, which is the most widely used narcotic among adolescents in the neighborhood,

are not addicting, many lieve

they

can

cope

kids be-

with

heroin

too, and move on to it as the source of a bigger kick and, sometimes, proof of being a man. They of course end up as less than men—creatures dependent on jails and hospitals and the

harmless-looking white powder known as heroin. Pee-Wee saw his friends and neighbors thus transformed to a life of terror and

tragedy,

their

and

in his own

friend.

way

learned the and tried to

He

started

later

ad-

medical help and follow-up rehabilitation program that gave they

Try ‘Cold Turkey’ But Lexington is far from New York (although closer than the only other federal narcotics hos-

pital in Forth Worth, Texas) and the trip with a stay of. at least and

sometimes

six

was hard for the neighborhood guys to accept. As Pee-Wee pointed out to them, though, and as their own experience often taught them, it was better than going to a local jail and being confined for thirty days to kick “cold turkey,” which is without benefit of medication and guarantees a physiological experience of extreme and extended agony. Some

who

try it “cold

outside

turkey”

attempt—and

fore

Pee was,

getting

through

Wee’s

suicide

be-

addicts

hopelessly

li-

mited by the laws and facilities of the state and nation. For addicts in New York under twenty-one

years

Riverside. age

there

of

age,

there

to

is

For

addicts

over that

is

almost

nothing.

Under the existing laws, no narcotics addict may be referred to any public hospital in New York City. This often

they

a

did

such

prac-

of

or

the

Women’s

Detention.

Anna

and

then

Kross

House

Commissioner of

the

City

De-

partment of Correction fied ‘before the State of

testiNew

that’s

not

enough

and

they take a snort and then they’re skin-poppin’ and then before they know it they’re on the main-line.” Those are.the degrees of education: “blowing pot,” which is smoking

marijuana;

inhaling

which

“snorting,”

cocaine,

are

neither

addicting

of

but

com-

monly lead. to “skin-popping,” insertion in the body of a needle containing heroin, and finally, “main-lining,” which means in-

sertion Troin:

The only facilities in New York City for adult narcotics addicts are maintained not by the Department of Health but the Department of Correction. The man or woman who is suffering the pains and tortures of the drug disease is sent not to a hospital but to a jail. An adult addict may apply to the Department of Correction and be sent to the jail at Rikers Island

ditions or the way the neighborhood is. They start because it’s a kick. They start out blowing pot, thinking that’s all right,

or

rule.

of the

into

a

needle

large

with

he

in

the

vein

arm, and thus directly into the bloodstream. Maria listened carefully to Pee-Wee’s. explanation that the kids progressed through these stages

purely

shook

her

for

kicks

and

then

head.

“Pee-Wee,

I

say

they

get

on

it because of these miserable conditions here. They do it for that, and for family problems. Some of these kids don’t have any

home.

Some

of

them

that

do are all upset. Sometimes it’s psychological. Some ‘of these kids that get hooked, they do an

hour

and

grabbin’

hunks

of

cheese off the moon, that’s no tee on Narcotics about the punishment.” Trip Must End treatment offered for addicts at Rikers Island and the Women’s But the trip to the moon must House of Detention, and sum- end, and the traveler must sink med it up in a ‘single word: from being high to being home “Nothing.” again, and home is Spanish Harlem — the block and the Ready To Try Anything Out of the frustration of this tenement, the gang and the fakind of answer for addicts, Pee- mily that perhaps is no family Wee went to Norman Eddy in at all but a young deserted mo- ' and her the fall of 1956 and asked if ther like Providencia

York

the

Joint

East

rish

Legislative

Harlem

couldn’t

Commit-

Protestant

“do

Pa-

something.”

Norm knew many addicts himself, and had also met the dead-end frustration of trying

to point them toward any answers. He was ready to try the mysterious something anything

—

Out

to

of

help.

their

desire

and

need

the

was

born

seven

kids,

held

together

by

hope and a relief check for $105 every two weeks, out of which | has to come food and clothes and

rent

for

sometimes son.

eight

a

Home

fix is

people,

for

the

where

and

}

oldest

it

all

be-

gan, and back from the moon it is now even. worse because the traveler is sick and every-

one knows where he’s been and

Narcotics

Committee

of

Harlem

Protestant

Parish

only his friends who have habits are still his friends. The guys who

It offers not salvation but hope and understanding and a constant effort to find solutions.

around with -him because, if they do, they too will be typed

the

The have

people. in East a reasonable lack

the

Harlem of res-

pect for committees (there have been so many, and with so little effect), but this different. Committees

one are

was not

ordinarily formed to deal with the deepest and most unmentionable problems of the neighborhood. When the committee first was formed, addicts and friends of addicts were reluctant

to

come

to

a public

discus-

sion because of the shame of their problem. The growing attendance of the weekly meetings is the sign of the changing attitudes toward addiction as a sickness instead of a crime that the committee is helping to bring about. Talk that was once

doors open,

known

was and

borhood

it.

advice’ to

necessarily,

on the

sometimes

succeed—committing

addicted

that

make

East

at Lexington, Kentucky, they could kick it with

months

was

said

to

pital where

four

1957 from

was admitted

neighborhood’s

when

excep-

in

woman

who

vising them to apply for admission to the federal narcotics hos-

them a better chance got back home.

An

once

hospital in the Bronx under heavy pressure from church and social agencies, but the

a

be

rates

a

tice

doing

baby.

when

months I did and was miserable. I was lucky. There were thirtysix guys in my high school class.

out

her

made

want

lems

low

of

was

not

on

sittering

the illness of drug A pregnant mother

tion

it, so for six

was

addict

who is also an addict will not ordinarily be accepted by a New York City hospital for de-

getting

doctors

“I

an

fers from addiction.

recalled,

tried to help. He junkies’ scuttlebutt

had

that

from another illness may not be able to enter a hospital for treatment because he also suf-

livery

Negro and Puerto Rican residential areas that were less acute in their social and economic prob-

broad

is the

means

cotics that was at the time inevitable. He learned about “snorting” (inhaling cocaine) in high school. It was extracurricular and required. ‘I Had To Get It “If I wanted to live,” he once

I know

Treatment

within

of

I’ve lost track of some, but today

Education

Such are the ways of education offered to Puerto Rican migrants by New York City. And, different from foreign immigrants or other

minority

experience

ones—and strong ones—who were able to grow up on one of the hottest blocks of narcotics traf-

there

it

was one on the corner of 111th Street and Madison), though it necessarily changes from time

to time

and

shadowed face. is one of the lucky

Everybody

the “stuff” is always a cheat— except to the invisible men at , the top who reap the big-time profits. The peddlers can’t let their profits show, except to their colleagues. They usually gather

at a certain

age

heavy, Pee-Wee

hooked. He did, however, have his brush with one form of nar-

rise to a position of profit from the illegal traffic in drugs that preys upon their fellow migrants. Many of the middlemen or peddiers in Spanish Harlem are

Puerto

the

fic in the world

New York being the most democratic city in the world, it is possible for the people of the

Puerto

his

[ome

(This

of “Island in the City” by Dan Wakefield. Today’s installment is the third in a four-part discussion of the narcotics trade in East Harlem.)

only

behind

closed

brought out: into the people of the neighbegan

to

argue

the

theories they so long had kept to themselves. Pee-Wee once got into a debate after one of the meetings with Maria Flores, who ,had also seen close friends become trapped by the drug and had come to the work of the committee in the same spirit of hope and desire to help as Pee-Wee had.° Pee-Wee

was

saying,

“I

don’t

think they start because of con-

are

off

it

are

as junkies. 'Pee-Wee and

afraid

Maria

to

and

go

Norm

Eddy and the committee that has grown from their concern have provided the first opportunity

have

}

a place to go in public where they are accepted with all their burdens, and friends who are

for

the

|

not

addicted

be

seen

them,

addicts.

who

with

try

are

them,

to help

to

willing

talk

them

to

with

get

a

job. and, when it’s needed, help them get the money for the trip

to

Lexington.

(Tomorrow: part four)

Trip

to

the

Moon

El Monte Urban Wins Construction Bid -El Monte Urban Development Co. has been awarded the bid for urbanizing the 33-acre El Monte

section

in

Hato

Rey,

by

the Puerto Rico Urban Renewal and

Housing

El Monte

Corporation.

Urban

Co. bid $1,033,000 on which ern

Development

for the

land

it will construct

mod-

apartment

buildings

for

high ineome families as well ‘as commercial centers. Public bids for the contract were called for several years ago by the~former Housing Authority of Puerto Rico.

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Rico

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, April 18, 196

construction

of

four

new

condominium

This

short,

catchy

corporate

Instrumentacion

y

name

title

is formed

in

Servicio

by

Spanish,

de

the

initials

Organismo

projects

Empresas

of the

de

Asociadas

P.

a

wide

Among

range

of

activities.

these

activities

+

are

the

distribution of hardware and building .and

materials, sale

of

the

construction

housing

development,

promotion of high-rise and contracting work

buildings, for con-

Struction projects. Members

of

the

board

of

direc-

iors of O.P.I.S., which headquarters at 1556 Ponce

has de

Leon Ave., Santurce, are Abraham Diaz Gonzalez, Pedro Munoz Amato, Marcos A. Ramirez, Eladio Rodriguez Otero, and Ramén

Rodriguez

Otero.

value

of

about

which

Condominio

is

now

Universitario,

a

two-building, 84-unit condominium project to be constructed on Esteban Gonzalez St. near the Uni-

versity lue

of Puerto

of

begin

the next

project, June

million. Condominio

ry,

80-unit

Rico.

Sales

va-

scheduled

will

be

Atlantico,

to

about

a

condominium

$2

22-sto-

project,

to be situated on Munoz Rivera Ave., near the U. S. Navy radio Station. The project, on which in of

is scheduled

to begin

August, will also have a sales value of about $2 million.

Plaza

Miramar,

a_

three-build-

ing condominium and apartmenthotel project, scheduled to rise on

a tract of 10,000 square Stop

12

between

meters

Ponce

de

O.P.I.S.

group

at

Leon

with

about

260

units.

surrounded

by

shops,

and

in

its center will rise either a’ statue or other adornment to serve as a focal point for the whole project.

The

O.P.1.S.

group

is

already

planning projects far beyond completion of Plaza Miramar. Finca Development

the

The group intends to participate in the development of Finca Machicote,

a

1,300-acre

ween

Isla

65th

Infantry

Most

of

Verde

tract

Airport

bet-

and

the

Road.

this

land

will

be

used

for the construction of a_ huge, low-cost housing development. Value of the land, of which the

Cy Lit

aesycerry erry

wears

Seem

reasons a highly speculative situation at this stage of the game. However, if you can afford the risks of specula-

tion then consider the following before making up your mind: During the

of the closed

first

: weeks

six

year,

one

two refining units of Commonwealth down for its periodic ‘“‘turn-around’’

of

this

was (for

maintenance, repairs, improvements, etc.). This shut down, planned months in advance, was dis-

cussed

at

the

company’s

annual

stockholders’

;

meeting in San Juan earlier this year and was expected to adversely affect the first quarter’s earnings. What was not planned was a flash other refining unit shortly after the first

fire which occured in the unit was back in operation.

Though the company is insured for such property damage and to a certain extent the loss of earnings resulting from a shut down of this nature,

this too will hurt

the

First

first quarter.

Quarter

Loss

Expected

-

reason,

and

Commonwealth

is quoted 312 bid 358 asked,

to complete. O.P.I.S. has engaged Antonio Kayanan, former special consultant to the Puerto Rico

earlier

4%

Planning Board, to design the preliminary plans for the project.

company did in the last quarter of 1959 when earnings from operations were in excess of $214 million. Therefore, realizing and accepting the risks inherent in a specula-

a

marina,

will

take

years

Pt :

3 mt

Answer: Number one is that if you are not speculatively inclined the shares probably should be sold because Commonwealth Oil is for various

The multi-million dollar development, which will include schools, shopping centers, hotels

MeMe-

some

time.

But

O.P.I.S.,

which

opened its doors last June, is seeking to bring their various activities under the supervision of one planning agency.

and

coordinating

The O.P.1.S. group has been most active in the construction and sale of housing developments. The group has a minority interest in

three projects in various stages of completion —the $6.5 million Villa Blanca devélopment in Caguas, the $10 million University Gardens project now nearing

of completion near the University of

the most ambitious planned by the O.P.1.S. group. The three-building condominium and apartment-hotel project is scheduled to rise at Stop 12 between Ponce de Leon Ave. and the North Ave. Expressway.

-

Undeubtedly the banks which hold most of the company’s convertible debentures and other large holders of the common stock already know

Actually, many of these enterprises have been operating for

is one

Hur

HOWELL

O.P.1.8. group owns about onethird, runs in excess of $4 million.

to Rico, Inc.; Hogares Metropolitanes, Inc.; and Rodriguez Porfela y Cia, Inc.

project

D.

been a fire, one of the plants has been shut down and the company will probably show a loss for the first quarter. Should I sell or hold?

tropolitanos; Constructora de Puer-

million

Ben

DANIEL

a

Piedras, Inc.; Condominios tropolitanos, Inc.; Jardines

is $8

By

late

of affiliated concerns are Comercial Antillana, Inc.; Condominio Costa Azul, Inc.; Condominio Rio

23 Bd

Oil And

ar

the

Affiliated Concerns Included in the O.P.I.S. network

PLAZA MIRAMAR—Th

San Juan Ticker Talk

QUESTION: Earlier this year I purchased some shares of Commonwealth Oil At $414 per share. Now I understand that there has

be

underway.

construction

The 0. P. I. S. group presently has the following projects in various siages of planning: Condominio Costa Azul, a 14-story, 25-unit condominium building on Taft St. Construction of the building, which will have a sales

$900,000,

by

At the center of the project will be an elevated plaza of about 7,000 square feet. This plaza will

freely translated proclaims O.P.I.S. as a center of planning, promotion, and service for a group of Puerto Rican enterprises engaged jn

a

last year from the family of the Spanish Marquis Luca de Tena at

hotel

organ-

R.,

Miramar,

cost of almost $1 million. Two of the buildings will house condominium apartments, and the third will contain an apartment-

Planificacién

de

tentative

chased

with a sales value, of almost $13 million within the next five years is part of the ambitious schedule of a group of five Puerto Rican Jawyers and businessmen who have joined together to form an organjzation known as 0. P.I.S. jzation’s

Express-

Plaza

name, will have a sales value of more than $8 million. Land Purchased Last Year Land for the project was pur- |

HARMON

residential

and the North Ave.

way.

Puerte Rico, and the $5.2 million Reparto Caguax project, planned for the entrance to Caguas on

the road from Gurabo. In addition, the group owns 90 y;per cent of the shares of another

that

the

first

quarter

it would

large

extent

The units

the

high

of

ability

are

will

seem

show

a loss

that the

market

release this

of

the

first

some

has

proportion.

already

quarter’s

statement.

having

at

near

to earn

capacity

money

is

Under the conditions of both units operating stock could easily sell at a higher price. Question:

s0

Shouldn’t

many

Currently

by

Ben

Academy

Hur,

the

new

awards

be

a

at

“super

big

both

per

share

this super earnings.

and earlier

production

In addition, “limited” basis

an

refining

seeing

what

this year

near

capacity,

extravaganza”’

money

should

add

since M.G.M. so as not to

Metro’s

around

maker

president

$1.00

is currently saturate the

the

near term uncerthe current level.

per

showing market

the

Metro

earned

predicted

share

that

to

1960's

the film too soon,

on a most

security analysts feel that the revenues from this picture will be spread over a two to three year span. Such an estimate does not count re-runs in futuré years which generally are done on a much more

AIR CONDITIONED

OFFICE SPACE

Jardines

The “Air-Conditioned” N

©SPRI

ee ses wh...

mine

saa

3 Z

2

«.» the lightest,

Metropo-

|

profitable basis.

times

1959

earnings

earnings

the stock

and a

little less

should

begin

earnings as the year wears on. (Mr.

Howell

Pierce,

&

Smith,

O.P.1.S8.

director

seven

the

Juan

times

estimated

estimated

1960

increase

office of Merril]

in

Lynch,

Ine.)

the O.P.1.S. group’s most ful affiliated concerns. by

than

to reflect

is associated with the San

Fenner,

successHeaded

Eladio

Rodri-

guez, Volkswagen of Puerto Rico boosted sales of the German-made auto here by 500 per cent between June, 1957 and June, 1959. Last

December,

the

its shares in the agency

.

Industrial Production Takes Another Dip WASHINGTON

(AP)—Indus-

trial production in the U.S. fell

group

sold

to Volks-

base period.

:

Kennington Dies At 72 ©1900, 9. .oManta cap’

the coolest,

|

M. G. M. currently selis around 27% on the Big’ Board (ticker symbol MGM, naturally) and pays an annual dividend of $1.20, a yield of approximately 4.4 per cent. Since this price is about nine

slightly in March for the second straight month, the Federal Relitanos. This project, now in an wagen products in Centra} Ame- serve Board said Friday. early stage of construction, is rica, for about $1 million. Buying at the retail level, the south of University Gardens. FOR RENT, with use of telephone, in Metropolitan The group is also liquidating its board said, howéver, picked up Shopping Center, Stop 31, Hato Rey, above Moscoso Development's Prices interest in another of its affiliated recently. _ Prices for the development’s concerns — United Promoters & Drug Store. The board said its index which 187 units run from $14,275 to $14,- Advertisers, Inc., a Santurce pu1.980. Total sales value of the pro- blic Call: 6-2436 relations and advertising measures output of mines, factories and utilities dropped 1 ject will be about $2.6 million. company. Capital Investment Until late last year, Volkswagen (First of two articles. Tomorrow: per cent from last month to a % _} of Puerto Rico, Inc., was one of level 9 per cent higher than the The men behind 0.P.1.S.) 1957 average. This compared with a production peak in January 11 per cent above the 1957 development,

|

which

for

Goldwyn Mayer? Shouldn’t this he good for the stock? Answer: Undoubtedly. Last year without Ben Hur, M.G.M. $2.91

this

to a

declined from when

known

tive situation such as Commonwealth Oi], despite tainties, retention of the shares seems justified at

won

For

discounted

year.

of Commonwealth

operating

of

or

The

FREDERICK

Ave.

the cleanest taste possible in ‘smoking today!

. 4

READING, England (AP) — Eric Henri Kennington, artist and sculptor and longtime) intimate of Lawrence of Arabia, died yesterday after a seven-

month illness.

.He. was.72.

|

3

$13 Million In Condominium Projects Planned By Group By

chedule

Has Ambitious

OPIS.

\

THE SAN JUAN STAR — | Monday, April 18, 1960

Business Edited

by

Potential

F. HARMON

center

blerate

the

development

of

will

$1,150,000 feature a

The initial phases of a Governent-sponsored program to ac-

seat

loc-

be

inaugurated.

bowling cocktail

restaurant,

center lounge,

and

Survey

The

The

will 160-

Renewal

nursery.

y owned industries has un- ~ On May 7, Paradise Bowling bvered a wide range of busi- and Sports Center, Inc., headed ‘by New York City engineer Garess possibilities here. A research team, headed by ry Wolf, plans to inaugurate a avid

L.

Chewning,

sent

in-

iries to 1,000 manufacturing ompanies operating on the isAnd

to

determine

what

19,000-square

foot

rink, and an golf course. Work

items

on

roiler

18-hole

the

$1.4

skating

miniature million

pro-

Commonwealth’s

tration the

Sea-Land Inc. Doubles. its.

and

has

College

Housing

joined of

Urban Adminis-

Fomento‘ and

Engineers,

Archi-

tects and Surveyors

as a sponsor

of

Construction

the

forthcoming

Caribbean

show.

Construction Caribbean, the island’s first building materials

and

will

coincide

with

meetings

re12

of the 1960 World Planning and Housing Congress. Exhibit spaces are available through Orkin Expositions, 19 West 44th St., New

extile products including nylon nd rayon fabric and yarn; nine

are “Alexander Zamshnick and Hiram Vivas Descartes. Contract-

York

D

ally.

The recently tabulated Its showed demand for:

etal

products

including

cans

or is Caribbean Construction Co.

d steel wire; and eight chemic1

products

including

dyes

22

and

Wilson Construction

Co. of San-

turce has been awarded

a $225,

me. There was also demand for ix paper products including

414.50

yvrapping

ity for the construction of a sew-

paper

and

coffee

bags,

hree wood products, three printng products, arid six miscelaneous products including les and industrial paint.

Rico age

contract Aqueduct

treatment

the

Puerto

& Sewers

by

Author-

plant

in

Guanica.

ness

and

the

&

1

Civil Aeronautics Board examiner Barron Fredericks has recommended that Trans Caribbean

The

trailershipping firm,

Board Chairman M. P. McLean announced the appointment of William O. Pan-Atlantic

vice

Gohlke, previously sales manager, as

president

and

general

mail

was

ican

opposed

World

by

Airlines,

and

York

The

examiner's

CAB

Pan

Airways,

on its flights between and Puerto Rico. Trans

Amer-

Eastern

Riddle

Airlines. recommen-

dation now goes to the full board

Caribpean’s

bid

to

fly

for

a

decision.

Busi-

team -has

also

of

Sea-Land

of

Puerto

is the time

totalk to

your friend at

ports

with

of

a

San

Juan

fleet

trailerships.

and

augmented The

faster

will eliminate a at Jacksonville,

research

served instead by between c¢oastwise

ry—one

of

a

The

survey

owing he

the

areas

large

Rican Sea-Land vessels. Service |to Puerto Rico~ was started in’ August, 1958, by the automated; cargo line, which moves

by

lift-on

land,

sea

lift-off

and

motion

agency

trailer-bodies

land

again.

sales

and

for

the

reported

obstacles

industry:

to

Rico, Inec., as a separate Puerte Rican firm. It is headed by Alfonso Valencia, a pioneer of the trucking industry in Puerte Rico.

Chase Manhattan Bank

the

pofol-

growth

lack

of

of

working

capital, poor marketing arrangements, and ineffective advertising campaigns. Fomento has invested about $450,000 in the develop-

ment of this industry since 1942. eRe

The new Paradise Bowling and Sports Center on Matadero Road

is scheduled to open May 1. On that date the project’s 36Jane, 44,000 square foot bowling

New Bahamas Bank To Use Numbered

Depositor System JACKSONVILLE, -—A

Jacksonville

Fla. man

(AP) expects

to be president of a new bank planned for the Grand Bahamas

in

Morton of

1961.

Legere,

suburban

a- president

Arlington,

the bank will be known Bahamas

Bank

and

said

as Grand Trust

Co.,

Ltd., and will operate on the Swiss principle in which numbers instead of names are used for depositors. . The bank is one of several enterprises to be built on a 50,000-acre piece of land controlled by Wilbur Groves. of the Grand Bahamas. The land was leased from the British government for 99 years. Legere

ted

said

the

with Groves

group

asSocia-

is committed

to start construction of the bank by 1961. The bank will have a capitalization of $3 % million.

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pro-

Sea-Land

of Puerto Rico division will continue to. be Sea-Land of Puerte

believed

expansion

three

schedule

transshipment and Puerte

ompleted a preliminary survey of the island’s handicraft induso have ential.

Ponce,

to

northbound call which will be

Administration.

The

Rico.

’ This division will take over SeaLand’s service to and from the

The

bot-

Small

man-

ager

Commonwealth

carry basis

New

former-

from Port Newark every Wednesday and Saturday beginning Wednesday.

Airways be permitted to mail on a non-subsidized

More information on the inerest shown in any of these products is available at the headquarters of the project, on the ourth floor of the Fomente building at Stop 22. The $40,000 project is being jointly sponsored py Fomento

City. ek

Sea-Land Service, Inc., has doubled its weekly trailership service between New York and Puerto Rico. under a new division named Sea-Land of Puerto Rico.

San ‘ly Pan-Atlantic Steamship Corp., 3-9, has scheduled Puerto Rico sailings

show, will be held at the Juan Intercontinental June

ject, situated on a tract of about three acres behind the West Indies Machinery Co. headquarters, began in December. Architects

hese concerns would like to buy

P.R-NY. Trailership Service

BANK BAYAMON

with

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For

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pounds.

Mobile

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average

music

and

Schools

the

Dr. a

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Sanchez

song

book

tower,

May

of

Hidalgo

Re-

mote control optional at extra cost,

oe

ne

partment

es

The

(Our

ready

chorus

and

paying

tribute

ned to teach towns.

bands,

events

Puerto

Rican

*

&

Department

the week. In addition, the secretary suggests other activities be held, such as concerts by to

suggests

of

Education

has started a project to teach Ethical Education in several school districts of the island. Al-

Fa-

vorite Songs) to serve as a guide for music to be played during

school

Education

sent

“Nuestras

Fayoritas’

of

that all schools hold activities in tribute to the persons who have lived a long life and merit the respect and admiration of all. :

Music.

has

tudes

Next week has been designated by government decree as the Week of Old Age, and the De-

7,

public

supervisors

entitled

the

results

have

been

successful, the Secretary of Education states, that it is planthe

course

in

other

To carry out this purpose, the Interamerican University, Arecibo Center, offers the course

. As a tribute to the aged in Puerto Rico, Dr. Efrain Sanchez Hidalgo, has requested school superintendents to promote in their districts, the celebration of

Education, worth 3 semester credits, during the summer, There will be two sessions, one from

the Week

from

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been

schools. *

An

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international

hibit,

sponsored

ties

and

the

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merce

youth

by

education of

of

Rico,

ex-

activi-

committee

Chamber Puerto

art

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of

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nounced by the Department of ‘Education. Closing date-for submission of entries is May. 6. The art exhibit is part. of'a world program to spread recognition of two of the principles on which the organization’s motto

of in

is

based:

the

brotherhood

men and the treasures withthe personality of every hu-

man

being.

The

activity

will

consist of an exchange of art work by children of 59 countries,

including

Puerto

Rico.

Dr. Sanchez Hidalgo has asked. the schools of Puerto Rico to participate in the art exhibit. Elementary school children’s works are elegible, and crayons, ~ pencil, tempera or water colors may be used. Additional details may be obtained from the Department of Education’s central office, to which all entries should be submitted. j

have honored us with —

MERINDine

train

Armando Rolon,, general supervisor of the Department of Edu-

| W, take this opportunity to express our sincere appreciation

fant] EAA

En-

to

principals and vocational counsellors will also be offered.

be served in greater comfort and more pleasant afmosphere.

years.

music,

Spanish,

courses

Proudly announces to its distinguished dlientele and friends in general, that their establishment has been completely air conditioned in order that you may

their patronage during these many

art,

education,

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to all of oour esteomad cLents who

among

studénts. ~The Arecibo Center will offer other courses- during the summer sessions, among them methods of teaching elementary school social studies, natural

so

to disamong

es

foot

to

musicians, and contests cover musical talent school students.

price. Installed with 30

1

in the

perintendents,

Canciones

transitorized

supply,

May

celebrated

schools of Puerto Rico by stressing a revival of favorite songs and music, according to Dr. Efrain Sanchez Hidalgo, Secretary of Education, to school su-

under-

mounting.

Week

will be

EFFICIENCY

dash

M odel

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Department of Education has , recommended that teachers and supervisors take the course, so they may in turn develop atti-

Notes

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What The Stars Foretell. www

and views of others. - SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Consult your newspaper or other printed media for informa-

ENERAL TENDENCIES: The Haytime brings many changes that can be startling and surprising, but if you go along with ose that arise naturally instead nf forcing anything, you can make real headway and come out yithout damage, trouble. Then onight, seek the most illustrious

modern get

executives,

them

up and

to

officials

back

your

(March

2%

ideas.

to

April

Hf you get the viewpoints ociates, kin in important

_For

expanding

19)

should

wisely

of as: affairs

be

today.

AQUARIUS

Investigations,

21 to Feb.

19)

elient for enjoying social pleasures

An associate is acting in a rather

last

vith

peculiar standing

hot.

intelligent

personali-

ies. TAURUS

it

(April

would

ies-or

be

20

to

wise

friends

May

to

what

ask

they

think

of

your current activities. Good ideas and suggestions will be forthoming that will mean greater success for you. P..M. contact good professional advisor, . too. * GEMINI

(May

21

to

June

along

with

prompt and your credit,

to

21).

LEO

you

give

viewpoints

of an

an

advice follow

ear

associate,

to

is

some

then

fine

new

place

information. VIRGO

for

(Aug.

22

for to

off

needed Sept.

a

current

problem.

Or

22)

gov-

how

come more productive crease abundance.

te

be-

and

in-

LIBRA . (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Consult loved one who will glad-

ly teach you how lo become more

popular

and

get

along

better

in

business affairs, too. P. M. go out with

attachment

and

enjoy

favor-

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) An unexpected current event or some surprise occurence in business will be helpful to you in

career.

or

get home

home

sphere.

P.

M.

affairs ‘worked out more

satisfactorily.

Consider

firect

the

it must

piping,

she brings

needs

take

place

in

on

San

%

_

be

bubbly

stuffed

cheese,

gift

cheese

according mother’s,

24

the

sident

of.

newly

2

pre

Sebastian

Other members of are Patricia LaTorre,

the board first vice-

will

preside.

president;

Lilliam

Perez,

meat

tsp.

culantro

Cook for

until

secretary;

marjoram.

col-

< .

pepper

is

mix

well

15 minutes.

and

of foil,

about

Stuffing have. no

wedge in scoop out. about % scooped-out for cooking

an

hour

should excess

stuffin?

2 cups

meats

in banana

are

and

be

a

lia Ruiz, treasurer, and. Tonita Pagan, assistant secretary.

in.

ST.

from

the

be- initiated.

93rd Year of

Distinguished Rico

Skill

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and neighboring

countries.

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Continuous dancing

a

wrapped cheese in iron kettle and cov. c boiling water. Coc'x about one half for

to the people of Puerto

THOMAS,

Isle

would

its

_

‘Main St: and

Virgin

you

Proudly Celebrates

Invites You To inspect Its Collection Of This

During the installation cere. monies, 32 new members will

as

heat,

The Duty-Free Port, Superb

bow,

J. P. BOWRET, AC.

damé,

BOLERO

a

the center. Carefully the cheese, leaving inch thickness The cheese may be used or eating. Save the

a

package!

‘sauce.

Watchmaking

hts. fo...

IN SUPE? CONSTELLATION

of top

age ones.

OMEGA

Scrape off paraffin from cheese, cut a two inch scuare at top,

inserting knife s0 as to make

cheese

on

browned,

The Ultimate In

1 feot sheet

amount snugly

well.

Add

cook’ until

for

Remove paprika)

and

all

about

ond vice-president; Pilar Gonzalez Garcia, recording secretary; Manuela Cabanillas, corresponding

and

mixture

half.

lard

fits

(test with spoon handle’. Remove fram stove and untie string, fod banana leaf or aluminum {ced around sides of kettle or casserole, and cut cheese in slices -as you would a cake. Serves six very generous portions, or eight aver-

Add the mashed condiments to the

but

(or

Wrap

small

or until cheese is soft to the touch

her Bet-

Tastructions:

San

club,

the

elected

pepper,

pepper

alumizum

p.m. at the Rotary Club of San Sebastian. Mrs. Haydee M. de

Rosado

lard

of by

together. In a pilén .wood mortar and pestle), mash salt with finely eut garlic, onion, pepper, green

ripe with

to a recipe (STAR photo

Knorr).

tender,

1 banana leaf, er

for will

at

ty

large enion, minced medium sized green eulantro leaves achiote

in

sure Aid

Next, put casserole or with salted covered for

EDAM CHEESE—Mrs. Irma DeMora picks a cheese to be stuffed

water

tomato,

brown Be

ing. with

2-3 cups water salt to taste (1 tsp.)

Sebastian.

April

lows: beat ‘uncooked egg as for omelette, immerse lid in egg and

in the casserole

the

2 gloves: garlic % tsp. marjoram

The installation ceremony the' San Sebastian chapter

out

as

eaten

ered

expert

chapter

or

cooked prunes. mixture, If there and use cheese as fol-

leaf that has been heat-treated to make it pliable. (Just hold the leaf over low flame: uniil it changes color, and keep moving it over flame until it is dove ail over.) Or wrap in aluminum fo.l and be sure it’s all covered. ard hold securely around cheese tf using banana leaf, wrap it arowid cheese and tie with a string, end+

egg, raw

thsp.

The Club Hijas del. Caribe of the Business and Professional Women’s Club: will sponsor a

find

and

unwraps

small

Instead of being angry because a frierid is busy, utilize this day constructively organizing your affairs quietly. P. M. go te some and

minutes,

A 3 to 4 tb. Holland Edam

Sponsor New |BPWC Chapter new

kettle

raisins,

of cheese.

Ingredients:

it may

with

iron

add

fat.

until the last morsel disappears. Mother’s recipe for stuffed cheese follows:

friend,

Club Hijas To.

though

going

good

for anything connected ernment, too.

to

there has been some _ revision made. Make plans and carry through with your end efficiently. Tonight

a_

20)

losing out on big opportunities. An excellent chart’ for any. Modern Age interests or professions. Fine

(July 22 to Aug. 21) It is}

important

from

an

pan, heat achiote lard and beef, por, ham and tocino

almonds,

egg, capers, olives, and Stuff cheese with the tamping it. down firmly. is left-over stuffing, save for another dish. Cover with its own lid), prepared

pan:

1 Ib. pork meat, finely diced 4 Ib. beef, ground days sensibly planned. Ib. cooking ham, diced. if. Your Child: Is Born Today Ib. cooking bacon (tecino), The wonderful child born today | / diced is the type who will have many cup capers opportunities to become most succup prunes (or a _ handful)cessful in life. Nonetheless, it is . pitted necessary to early teach this tbsp. diced almonds charmer to complete what is once 5-cent bex of raisins (a handful) begun, or there is a tendency to hard boiled eggs, diced dash hither and you and thereby

build most

important now. P. M. get from a § higher-up and through on it religiously.

idea

to March

come from a fellow worker. P. M. get work and activities of coming

progressive

exact and which is

20

In

hours. towel.

invariably there are ‘“‘ohs and ahs’”’ of appreciation, and soon the guests are happily eating away

though it may seem a bit strange to you, will be the right solution

' MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Consider what the result would be if you do not come through with honest obligations. Be up

(Feb.

An

any excellent new ideas come your way. now, but it is important they are studied seriously. Be careful in motion, however, and also with the choice of words, particularly when writing letters. P. M. go associate.

When

and

fun and relaxation.

PISCES

few

served

fashion today. Be underand—kind, not critical.

Learn what is the true cause and help. Toriight is then fine for getting off with a clever friend for

20)

close

Stuffing:

frying brown

and waiting for the entree while it is cooking on the stove for the}

for throat.

(Jan.

night, or at least three Drain and dry with a dish Then prepare stuffing.

and

ters) or baked plaintaing. There is one precaution she observes, and it is that she has the guests seated at. the table

handled

analyses are especially fine, but do not plunge into anything. P. M.

take treatments

small 2-inch square cheese lid. Soak cheese in salt water over-

occasions,

supper, her fahas been a Holcheese stuffed and delicacies, by a red wine, salad, and either (plantain frit-

tion how you can streamline your career. or personal affairs, parti-

vou can benefit greatly thereby. Begin an upswing in your areer immediately. P. M. exhighly

special

when my mother has a few

guests for vorite dish cularly with regard to business. land Edam P. M. get together with compati- with meats bles for a pleasant evening. accompanied CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. and a vegetable All financial affairs, investBe 20) ments, purchases, sales, plans for “tostones”

doing.

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THE SAN JUAN STAR

10

i TRar

at: Ae

ent

— Monday, April 18, 1960

Putting Finishing Touches On Portrait Dolls

Trinity College Girls Here On 10-Day Tour Eight College

ec

girls from Trinity in Washington, D.

C., accompanied by two of the nuns from the college, are spending 10 days here on a recreational, apostolic and cultural visit. The Puerto Rico alumnae chapter of the school, assisted by several island firms, has helped plan the girl’s

itinerary

which

to

all

points

includes over

the

visits island,

social events and talks with prominent educators and tours of the public housing projects. The girls, who will be the houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Alvarez, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Gonzélez, Mr. and Mrs Manuel Laffitte and Mr. and Mrs. Julio Vizearrondo, will be received by San Juan's Mayor, Dona Felisa Rincon de Gautier, on the last day of their stay, next Friday. During their 10 days here, they will visit Mayaguez, San German, the Phosphorescent Bay, Ponce, El Yunque, Luquillo, La Fortaleza, El Morro, the University of Puerto Rico and se-

veral public On Friday,

housing settlements. returning from the

western part of the island, the girls will spend an entire day carrying out a Puerto Rican custom of visiting seven churches, observing Good Friday services and enroute taking a peek at the life of the “jibaro”’ in the

mountainous

sections.

have visited, lunched and dined at most of San Juan’s best hosteleries during They

iheir

will

stay

on

the

island,

includ-

ing the San Juan Intercontinenval, the La Concha, -Condado Beach, Caribe Hilton Hotels and

boca

SPANISH

QUEENS—Mrs.

Abarca

Garffer,

are

Carl Brunner

shown

with

two

and Mrs. Pilar

Hilton for the benefit of the Collegio de los. Angeles Cus-

of

todios. In the phote at right, three of the doll dressin committee, Mrs. Christina S. de Koppisch, Mrs. Carmeé

the finished

portrait dolls. At left, it, is Dota Maria de las Mercedes de Montpensier first wife of Alfonso XII, and at right, Mrs.

Garffer

straightens

the

skirt

of

Dofia

Mariana

V.

de

Salazar

and

Mrs.

Carmelita

Rubert

de Méndez:

left to right, work on the doll-size wedding gown of oné of the latter day Spanish Queens. Another member of

of

Austria, second wife of Philip ITV. Both dolls were dressed from existing portr aits in Madrid’s Prado Museum by Mrs. Garffers co mmittee for the three-day doll show, beginning next Friday at the Hotel Caribe

the

committee,

Monroig.

not

shown

is

Mrs.

Amelia

(STAR photos by Betty Knorr.)

Casellas

de

©

Spanish Consul Addresses Members Of The Top Club | Weekly Calendar Spanish Consul in Puerto Don Ernesto de Ja Orden

island taken by the: consul, who is a historian. He said that Puerto

historians as the oldest one in Puerte Rice, but not by the consul.

Miracle, gave a lecture on Puerto Rican churches to a group of

Rican churches; many of them hundreds of years old, have their own architectoral characteristics,

The

Loiza

Aldea

consul

said,

is

The Rico,

ladies from the Top Club of San Juan, at their last meeting in Ocho Puertas recently.

The color the

such dows,

Dorado

They

Beach

will Thomas

a

talk

Gildea,

Another.

by

their

by the Vizearrondos

home

in Garden

Hills

earth-

More

.

Among

the

churches.

that

he

discribed as more interesting and beautiful are the Toa Baja Catholic Church, Loiza Aldea Church and the Porta Coeli Church in San German, considered by many

and

at the home of the Alvarez,’ Mrs. Alvarez is president of the chapter here. .

than

35

egg

hunt,

the of

pool the

annual

held

yesterday,

and

recreational

Berwind

Country

around

area Club.

When the final count was made, Debbie Mendez, five. was | the the winner. gt

18

through

‘the Gallera Canta Gallo at Pa p.m.

All

seats

MONDAY,

$1.50.

|

April

18—Opening

an

exhibition

of

works

Marilu

Rodriguez

in

the

of the Atenee at 8:30 p.m.

by. A

Puertorri

THURSDAY, April 21 through:

par-

Easter

April

te Rice -presents three oneplays by Tennessee Williams ai

‘Salen -quefo

youngsters

ticipated in the

MONDAY,

22—The Little“Theater of Puer|

of

Egé HuntAt Berwind

characteristic of Puerto

square.

in

the

best

process of restoration.

Rican churches is their location in front of or as part of the main

director

of Catholic Aid to Puerto Rican migrants and be entertained one

evening

and

quakes, and the ceiling, built higher than the principal dome, to provide better ventilation.

Hotel.

hear

hurricanes

Church,

one of the

expressions of antique architecfure in Puerto Rice, but much of its beauty had been lost in the

as the dome without winconstructed as a -protection

against

lecture was illustrated with slides of churches on the

Father

Hens AOR A RARAaM ARAMA A) 94

de

24—First

production

of

fh

Puerto Rican Theater Festival) Rene Marques’ “Un Nifto Az Para Esa Sombra,” at the Tapi Theater. Curtain time for even; ing performances is 8:30 p.m. while

the

Sunday

at 4 p.m.

Prices

matinee

range

start:

from

$3!

to $2 per ticket.

FRIDAY, April 22 through 24,

the famous

STUDIOS

in

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laces,

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of

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Friday’s

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FRIDAY,

==

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College

April

22—Imperial

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MERENGUE,

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==

the

Custodics

San Geronimo

Bleod —

benefit

Angeles

Don’t

Bank

begins

with

cock-,

tails in Fort San Geronimo at 7 p.m., followed by dinner, dancing and entertainment in the | Club Caribe at 9 p.m., ending with ‘a champagne breakfast in the Rotisserie Room of the Ho-|

tel.

Caribe

Tickets

Hilton.

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at

per

2

am

couple.

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—A display of antique and mod. ern dolls from all over the morta! plus a collection of fans: and)

THE SAN JUAN. STAR —:Monday, April. 18; 1960'-

‘Ana Landers Says

‘Your Signature Is My Advice | DEAR.

ANN

LANDERS:

Why would a ‘girl who has been brought up in a_lovely home fall for a big boob with no manners: or polish what-

-plomat!)—NO WORDS DEAR NO WORDS: Your ature is also my advice. criticize the boy or she'll te defend him—then the

But signDon’t have battle

Tf your. daughter suggests inviting the career diplomat (!) ful”: When he shook hands with for dinner again, agree readily my husband you’d have thought and serve as you ordinarily would. he was pumping for water. We Maybe she’ll get fed up fixing had a small group in for din- him sandwiches and recognize ner and I served a beautiful buf- his unorthedex feed habits as an attention-getting device or plain fet. . When he looked at the food infantilism. This could put the he asked if he -could have a dead hand on the romance.

Qur daughter brought home a fellow she thinks is “wonder-

16,

ter went

36. I have

to the kitchen

to fix

invite him for dinner again. (He is

DOLLS GALORE — Annie and

>

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studying

to

be

a

career

di-

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but

I

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me

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care

to dislike me.

One -girl told me it’s the way I. walk. I happen to be rather tall and proud of my stature.

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Prescriptions

to

reciprocate.

Borgos, which will ‘go on display ¢ the three-day. benefit.

Super

cevldn’t measure-

is to be one. If you demonstrate

heir mother, Mrs. Jacqueline

1762 Loiza

your

statistics makes you walk in a way that invites the girls’ criticism.

Wackie Gonzalez Berges pose with few of the dolls belonging to

>

advice—

ments, so don’t blame your lack of friends on the 39-23-36. Perhaps your awareness of these

companionship

seem

some

LONE TRAVELER DEAR LONE: Girls

of boy friends

the

why this’ shonid

any difference. Do you the girls are just jealous

because the boys always give me whistles and cat-ealls? Please help

soever ?-

it I-asked if he was serious. She replied “That’s ali he ever eats.” We are stunned and ,want to know what to dotf she wants. to

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“THE SAN JUAN. STAR—. Monday, April.18, 1960

12

More Than Fear Of SuddenDeath May Be Behind Reds’ Ban Urge

Art Review: Cecilia Orta Allende

Rican

Surrealist

By JAMES MARLOW ‘Associated Press News Analyst WASHINGTON

(AP)

—

This

is an ABC on recent steps the West and Russia have taken toward they

Pe

By

JANE

By

>

DEBRAN

Cecilia Orta

ALBERTS

The recent paintings of Cecilia Orta Allende (Caribbean Art GalJery, 105 Fortaleza; to April

29) are based in surrealist terms. It is the desire of the surrealist io resolve on canvas the conflict between his persdnal world of

fantasy

and

the

dream,

and

the

world of fact. Thig is done generally by painting quickly without interpreting his ideas before applying them. In attempting tO expose the content of her personal dream world, Miss Allende ‘invariably encloses her subject matter with

a is

boundary an

or

mandorla,

almond-shaped

halo

from

early

Russians

crucifixions.

symbolic

Libertad

study

of

one

is who

has finally broken

his chains but

is too

act.

defeated

to

Instead of constantly reaching into her own subconscious, Miss Allende attempts vases to pick up

in other canthe discarded

forms

Rican

of

Puerto

Indian

images. Going back to the images of primitive man is a common occurence in today’s psychologic-

ally-aware

art world. It has been

interpreted as a need to explore the oldest visual symbols as a key to our present ones. Working

with

the

nuclear

visible

on

its

earth-brown

back-

which

all

is

gods

the

generic

worshipped

name

for

by

the

in

Further,

if

pons— it hasn’t so far— Russia ean hardly avoid doing the same

for Red China. While the Chinese Communists are Russian allies now,

found

ground. We sense here the re lationship between early man and his enviroment. In Cemi,

club.

be

in time the United States privides its allies with nuclear wea-

an Indio

is barely

the

three nations now— the States, Britain and Rus-

ment of nuclear bombs. In time Red China will

Puerto

And in the paintings, Escape and Entre Mar y Cielo, the artist evokes the emotions of persecution and pursuit. Hl Hombre and En la Cruz are depictions of noc-

in

about

nuclear weapons. But France has had its first atomie explosion, which is preliminary to develop-

primitive art is applied to Maternidad, a prototype of fertility in primitive woman. A héad of

de Borinquen

interest

worried

sia— have been able to develop

encir-

Christian

artist’s

heavy

Only United

paint,

art, is looked upan today as a symbol of an inability to escape.

the

unusually

seem

inevitable development of nuclear weapons in nations around them. ,

which

cling the entire body. This shape, stemming

a

moment when formal agree-

ment to ban nuclear tests. There is more than just the danger and threat of death from the fallout of nuclear'tests. The

Allende

turanl

that historic can. sign a

when

head

the

they

day

will

Rican of

a

soon

come

rivals.

Taina stone

today

Portrayed,

may

be

Indians, god,

in

bearing

as

it

is

museums,

is

no

of

traces

the bone -or shell Which filled its eyes and ‘mouth. Several paintings. the domainof the

collective

the

saries at Geneva talked of. work-

Among

. They-agreed to sign a ban on ”

ing out an agreement by‘ which they would formally ban tests. Those

talks

have

months. One of blocks to

heen

large tests manently—

going 16

the great agreement

stumbling has been

Russian unwillingness years to let foreign

to

check

The one field where even inspection teams might be fooled

confused with — earth-quakes. Science in this one field at least hasn’t developed a fool-proof medistinguishing

States

proposed

this

Russia—

that

the

sigh

an

Big

ground

tests were

the

was

discovered

tem

of checking

But

as

until

there

on

them,

too.

this

country

ly

banning

agree

on

them,

too.

tests

would

be

sus-

standpoint

the

Rus-

Harold MacmilPrime Minister,

flew over here to talk with President Eisenhower. After talking for hours at Eisenhower’s. Camp David, the two men proposed

in-

sisted there be a control system —if there was agreement

this to Russia:

them are Flores, a free-form inpretation of flowers, and Extasis, a study of force relations: sky and atmosphere. Both are given an overlaid jig-saw effect

They'd agree to a short-term ban on underground tests if Rus-sia would agree first to a treaty banning big blasts with cheat- proof inspection. Eisenhower and Macmillan, one of their spokes-

with

men

white

paint

squeezed

direct-

ly. and quickly from the tube. This technique remains as an unnecessary eye exercise having no relation to the content. Miss Cecilia Orta Allende is presently teaching and directing The Mobile School of Plastic -Arts} a.unit which she founded.

abank | where you get things done promptly

tests made. After sides could formal-

on the spot. So lan, the British

a fool-proof sys-

always,

five

sian’s switch made them look good in the world’s eyes. It put the United States and Britain

to be excluded

agreement

or

underground that the two

propaganda

ban-

ning large-scale tests which are easy to check. The small underfrom

four

pended, without formal agreement on a total ban. But it had significance. Psychologically and from a

Britain,

agreement

perhaps

for

underground

between

country,

either,

Russian willingness to rely on the word of the Big Three that

the earthquake. and the small underground nuclear test. A month ago the United '~hree—

would have to agree underground testing,

demand for a formal agreement. banning all tests. It may have seemed like a small concession—

shima blast in 1945. Blasts smaller than that can sometimes: be

of

both sides not to do

This was a Russian switch: the Soviets had finally dropped their

now is in underground tests of a size no bigger than the Hiro-

thod

altogether and perwith controls —but

years. In that time scientists of both countries were to seek some way of detecting for sure any

over the inspectors

loose on Soviet soil against cheating» -

once

are outside personal or

subconscious.

The United States, Russia and ‘against the big tests— ge to Britain have suspended nuclear against cheating. A little over tests— above ground, at least—: a week ago the Russians: made for some time while their emis- @ concession, NL

This prise

the

non-profit private enteris dedicated to teaching

young

and

sibilities of

old

the

expression

the

in

pos-. the

graphic arts. It also has exhibited work done by the group in Puerto Rico and in foreign coun-

tries with the desire to establish better

cultural

TODAY'S

relationships.

BEST

FROM

said,

think

the

short-term,

voluntary ban on underground tests should last about a year. In the meantime, the fwo men proposed, Russia could join with their two countries in trying to develop a scientific method: of detecting the small underground shots. The

proposed

agreement

to

ban nuclear tests. by no means involves giving up nuclear weapons. The

ban

on the tests would

simply mean the three nations wouldn’t be developing new and more powerful ones. There can be no disarmament until the Big Three

agree

not

to

make

new

weapons,

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EDITORIAL The

Lost Weekend

Something should be done about WIPR-TV’s (the government television station) weekend programming. The Easter weekend was a stupid waste of time and money.

Taxpayer’s

Six station

over

money.

out of the is ‘on the

to

11 precious

air from

bewhiskered

weekend

4 to 9:30

abortions

hours—the

p.m.—were

from

the

given

Hollywood

garbage disposal unit: “The Beast With Five Fingers,” “Law of The Tropics,” “Buses Roar” and “John Loves Mary.” The latter.film, once a Broadway play, had some merit as a light, frothy comedy but the others .are unadulterated atrocities. How “Buses Roar” could be conceived as part of anything “educational” is beyond our understanding. As a production it was galloping mediocrity. It was a wartime movie about attempted sabotage of a war plant by Japanese and German spies’and inherent: in

its theme was hatred of the “Japs.” This theme was understandable as wartime propaganda, but we are no longer at war with Japan. Also, one of the minor characters in the movie was a Negro porter who, in

A442 CPi

the old Hollywood tradition, Was ‘stipid; cowardly and barely ableto speak anything but “yassuh boss” type English. Hollywood, happily, has grown up somewhat in its treatment of Negroes on the sereen-and that type:is no longer with us. There is no possible ex; cuse for an eduCational agency to go out of its way ‘ to dredge up such tripe for a new generation.

Sido SH, Louis eat -Divpatch

“LOOK!

“Inside

Football,”

and

still:

another’ half

hour

The

tember. News stories on his report were carried in this and other local newspapers last February. Leopoldo Santiago Lavandero WIPR-TV progr n.manager, rejected Siepman’s report as “ irrespon. . »le.” Lavandero said that filmed programs are used on weekends sinee only four’ people are working on those

days.

This

is an arguable

defense position in itself,

but even allowing for an understaffed weekend, there is ndé°- excuse for showing us Hollywood’s old hash. It. is in no way educational. And except: to the cretin intellect, it is not even entertainment. The money expended on these films might better be put to use in renting good foreign .films, or kinescopes of notable television productions, such

the “Play of the Week” series in New York City, Even if the expense involved allowed the renting of only one film, or one kinescope per week, it could be repeated | twice or three times during the week. One good: show is worth sane more than four pieces of trash. And in bringing in foreign films—as the station

started would

to do in the early be

island.

filling

a

gap

in

days the

Quality foreign films

boxoffice,

which

is precisely

of its existence—it cultural

are the

life

notoriously reason

they

of

the

poor aren’t

available in the-commercial theaters here. WIPR-TV’s potential for enriching the culturé of the. community is great indeed. But pace is rieher from

seeing “Buses Roar.’

~

ouT/”

Simple Thing Is Usually The One That Works

on.

another in the interminable and vacuous adventures of “Topper.” Charles A. Siepman, chairman of the Department of Communications in Education at: New York University, reported on such conditions.as thes> last Sep-

Dogwoops

From Washington

In addition to these, another half hour was wasted on

THE

By William “Seek: simplicity,” mes, “‘but'distrust it. The’ simple

said

thing

is the

a lot easier to balance

Oliver one

Wendell

that

a budget

works.

when

of

HolIt

is

a dollar

js worth a dollar anda lot easier to win a ball _ game’ when a pitcher throws a no-hitier. It is

also a Jot easier ‘to live day-by-day ‘body

in. the

United

hew-do-you-do

States

every

is

when

accorded

morning,

the

every-

the

same

same

choice

of Seats on a bus, the same choice of attending a public school, and the same opportunity to

compete for a job. Integration, “As

it

now,

—

integration

The

automobile

simple,

and

automobile.

serves

(Detroit:

a simple

take

note.)

function—_ it -

ter

io and

fro.

(Now

I do

not

mean

to-say

that

relations in the North are satisfactory ‘or fairly satisfactory, except. for one big dif-

ference. Up North not sanctioned- by

segregation exists but it is either law or~ public opiinon

be relegated to girl passes, not

cannot

be

if

the colored maid sit in the

car

is

out

to

pick

up

maid, tradition decrees that the the front seat. The back seat of reserved

for

guests

and

friends

of

the family or for important guests of the family.

The car works at principles contrary to the bus. In the military-services; the back seat is reserved for the colonel. The first impulse in the* heart

put

the

No

are

no

Children? children?

to propagate

A

simply

family to

drive -

domestic

to- work.

And

what

if instead - of

ane

domestic,

there

two?

This

is a teal

blem:

are

three people

pro-

can’t’ sit in the front,

that

| would be real integration. And if the two Negro domestics sit in the back, then the white driver looks like a chauffeur. ~ The

easiest

way

out

of

this

quandary

is

to

have Detroit build bigger cars. But just last fall, Detroit started to build smaller cars. A family. of course, can give up domestic white. women don't want to;

unnatural

drive

to

the

when

a wife

Are

there

expected

unemployment Segregation

or

is

the back seat and the colored for a colenel, but for a maid.

If There

what

and this makes all the difference in the world to human dignity.) Down South, people drive the domestics. Now a husband

then

the driver leaves in the morning, Then the colored girl is picked up everyone can

But

takes people from one place to another. But in the segregated South it is not at all that simple. Up North people have to drive the baby-sitrace even

when when

Complex

is

car-owner,

But~then it doesn’t look exactly right to be seated next to a Negro domestic. This problem is solved by putting all the children in the car

What

Segregation,

segregation complex. Look at the relationship of .segregdtion. to the great American accomplishment— the

Southern

Negro maid in the front seat. The Southern driver doesn’t’ want people thinking his maid is a colonel.

-

Simple

stands

a

S. White

diplomatic

help but (a) (b) it swells ;

rolls. is

highly

protocol things.

complicated.

where At

the the

a

one

state

is

It

is

forced

function,

the

like

io

do men

precede the women. The ladies’ are dismayed. It seems to them there’s a simpler way of getting a lot of men-and wqmen around the table than to follow the de rigedr seating arrangements of the Middle Ages. The readers of this column .on Mars will not ‘believe

any

of this.

THE SAN JUAN: STAR — Monday;: April 18; 1960:

So. African Negroes’ Problems

CROSSWORD - -- By Eugene Sheffer ie

Product Of Twelve Year Policy extent

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and

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suffer

from

an

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which deny them movement and a free choice of jobs. If they seek to use the weapon of general strike—a weapon long available

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to

as

workers

they

are

in

free

liable

to

king

went

now

cashed

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about South

was marked for second-round club control or he would not have dared to bid a slam. Bast’s double called for something unusual and

West did exactly that— he led the deuce of hearts. It lis important that West chose the deuce to lead

rather

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paper.

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Tennessee Williams Tonight

Accomm

Theater

of

Puerto

‘Rico

Bukowina.

dience

surrounds

tead of a room

looking into it as if into | with one side removed.

Featured plays

in

are:

Luisa

klin, Alice Diane

the

Hart, Efrain

earn

to

tions

at

Vera

the

the

for

future

Tapia

the

jet,

9 hours

the

jet, as

my

friends

mental

of

illness

700

HIJINKS—Mrs.

fact

that

I am

I

cured.

off

recalled. trying to

some

strangely going to

a

an

NBC

break

in

rehearsals

special

show

Na-

nette Fabray discussed a serious subject. She talks about her

licity

and

profit.

May “ft don’t

Help discuss

breakdown, very

that

thing

‘But

I

to

think

problems

and

was

enthe

came

planning

to

night

Florence

to his questions was: No more. No More.’ ”

in a

A

Mental

next

Hospital

memory

mental

was

hospital.

being

“It was

great shock to me,” she “when I realized I was

that and

had where

bars

a

said, in a

on the

win-

given

only

I was

to eat with.

I felt like

After

seven

months

of

inten-

sive treatment, she was released Two years of psychiatric aid

followed. Then she felt able to cope with the problems of her life and career. “My first work afterward was with Sid (Caesar),” she said. “I told him frankly what had happened to me and explained that I didn’t know whether I could even remember lines. But he

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Olive

—

Dessert

and

COFFEE,

CLUB

ESQUIFE

Show and Dancing RESTAURANT

BAR Poot of Lutz

Ave.

he

would

Vienna,

Leipzig

—

a 24day

Russia,

Windsor

after in

and

SABENA’s

years

and

then

journey.

new

direct

and

Dover.

begun to twinkle served. Through

and

one-half

came

at

per

take

a unison? ”

performance and about petty things,

the

37,000

hour.’.

times

voice

feet.

Then

as

of

the

Ground

he

added,

and

reason

for

have

mental

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NIGHT

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flight

was

far below

on

us,

its

like

way,

a

Denmark,

photo

taken

by

peculiarities

of

how

modern

healthy,

travel

is

enjoy

privileges

can

that

all

plane accord-

we

had

left not

a fleet Bratsk

NY.

as

yet

of Red

of

Hagerty

One

us

of —

was

handed

when

turbo-props

Jim

Dam

each

withered

here,

our

jet

was

one

U.S.

to

make

the

places

closed

which

the

President

a carnation. landed in

Air

Force

his_ survey

to

him will

is

The

Moscow.

plane.

for

Eisen-

Irkutsk,

visit.

But

near

it’s

off-

limits now because of new construction work — probably a hotel for correspondents. There were exchange-of-greeting ceremonies at: the airport, between the AEROFLOT and SABENA officials. I inadvertently disrupted it by playing a tiny transistor radio Gen. David..Sarnoff had given me, and which fit into my shirt pocket. The Russians were startled at hearing a Russian speech blaring from my chest. When they gathered around, I had to show them the radio,

works and all.

;

It’s been five years since I visited Russia, and I was anxious to note any. changes. It seemed all changed, at first glance. I’d been there at the peak of winter, and Moscow no longer wore its mantle of snow. There were smiles now, instead of frowns produced by zero weather. The endless rows of apartment houses in the Lenin Hills were new but unimaginative. Russia may be the first to make a cow jump over. the moon, but what. this country needs is a good 5¢ cigar-smoking architect. We drove across the canal and the Moscow River, circled the Kremlin and Red Square and checked in at the Moskva Hotel. The party leaders stay here during their meetings in the capital,

a

young son. During the writers’ strike, he ig penning the script for a pilot for a TV series “as a kind of annuity for me.” While she didn’t discuss her

own

inaugural

spread

matter.

trip.

the

Ronald

they

no

| hower’s

now seto top

writer-director

the

brought

fore.”

screen

the

“Tiros.”

It had

not worry as I did be-

Her personal. life is rene. She is married

and

of

Near

tal treatment helped me as a performer,”she commented. “Now I can concentrate on my

and on its facade are displayed the photos of the current favorites. All Moscow eagerly is awaiting May Day to see whose pict- ~ ures are up and whose have been dropped. This is Red Scoreboard of Who’s Still Who. The match-vending machines are new, as well as. the syntheticgoods shop and the stores where customers can buy semi-prepared dishes. The neon too is new, neon signs spelling out only the. wares, “Meat,” “Vegetables,” etc. Om Gorki St. a young,’

break-

down, it was apparent that being pushed asa child. performer contributed to it. Said Nanette: English-speaking Russian approached us and whispered he had “It is unnatural for a child to an ikon for sale. . have to compete in an adult Lenin’s apartment ‘in the Kremlin was opened to the public world. Children have no concept the other day in celebration of his birthday. His sparse, ple of punctuality and doing a good ‘rooms show him in the popular image — a modest, self acing -

in

SENSATION!

native

to

had was

one

flying

passengers,

When

man.

books that

St.

Thomas

THE

With

Trade

—

but,

in

truth,

pairks

this

and

proportion of ‘Lenin

was

due

Burkarin

to

were

the

fact

removed.

library,

Police Find Prints On Ranson Note |

Ponce de Leéa

Rico’s The Paul

~

Littlest Mostest

Dillinger

at the piano

srr

oA “suae

PARIS the

(AP)—Police

kidnapers

Peugeot. have

a

of

seeking

4year-old

discovered

of fingerprints

on

Eric

a clear

one

of

the ransom notes written to the | ; jboy’s father, wealthy automaker Roland Peugeot. Discovery of the

MARTY CLARKE TRIO

his

shelves

of his books by

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SEBASTIAN’S ON

This is in contradiction to the high

so many

from

BLOCK PAST 3AN JUAN HOTEL

Air Conditioned

cenecconcces

SUAZO’S

via

Romania

Sixty-one

minutes.

alley,

miles

satellite,

flower

they’re threatened with punishment if they’re not on time on the set an don’t do their best acting.”

ESTABLISHED 1928

{A

USSR.

the

thousand.”

It was a chance worth taking The two seasons of Caesar and Fabray on TV are among most viewers’ fondest memories. So great was Nanette’s achievement that she won two Emmies in one year from the TV Academy. Treatment Helped “There is no doubt that men-

McDougall

leper.”

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between

of

ed only to hospital patients: Pillows are placed for. your rest, blankets are draped, water and food are brought to you. All this now was at 40,000 ft., and the plates contained “Frivolities de Cocktails” as well as “Artichoke Bottoms” and glasses of champagne. A novel way of preparation for a week-end in the Socialist Republic. The Immigration form was brief, and required a declaration of money. An eye witness once told me of Michael Todd’s arrival in a Communist nation. The late showman was asked by a uniformed man: “How much dollars are you carrying”? Tedd went to a*corner, counted his bills and shrugged: “Oh, three, four

left,

Aadland,

job. They become disturbed when

RESTAGRANT

Sf

a

music-

a

eal Baws

Her

a

in 1953 after a lifetime in business. She had enjoyed

Sreat success in Broadway

als

in answer ‘No more.

a a spoon

talking

months number

day I was talking to a friend on the telephone. All I would say

she

same fix to seek help. And it might help others to realize that mental patients can be cured and returned to a useful life.” Nanette’s

was

dow

is

me,”

about my experience might courage others who are in

head show

admit

something

my

I had

because

personal

explained.

why

I wouldn’t

that

said

act,” she

two one

and

place

Others

the

“I spent memorize

Next,

own breakdown frankly, and not in the way that same celebraties have bared their souls for pub-

she hated night

“T couldn’t learn

a the

again.”

During

for

had

But

peoole still look at me and wonder when I'm

fly

club date, though clubs.

—‘Most accept

N.Y.

40

is

Lithuania

One

and her daughter, Beverly, 17, tangle over the television

THOMAS

amd

which “We’re

in their apartment about three weeks ago. Beverly has since been confined to Juvenile Hall following the death of a boy friend in the same apartment. The picture was snapped by house guest Bob Profeta. Gentleman behind Beverly was not identified. (AP Wirephoto.)

to

produc-

realize

—

border

“Rotterdam”

Sea,

a bowling

freshments,

HOLLYWOOD

Williams’

(AP)

trip,

and Irish

pilot:

ks

Theater.

HOLLYWOOD

N.Y.

the

of Manhattan when dinner

speed,

prints

was

the first break in the case for police, who until. now. have had, to

Winds

work, with.

chek Aeon

evidence. a

BOB

on

return

the

lights fade,

long

Nanette Fabray Says Breakdown Beginning Of Comeback Trail By

in

the

‘

from

pay

I made

Fran-

hopes

parents

Latvia,

McKenna,

Theater

enough

plays

reached

Rosales,

Liciaga.

Little

ago

the

Segarra,

Sylvia

Schultz,

and Luis The

of

is part

Zvinyetchka province of

“We're expecting No Weather.” The coffee came with the hurried dawn. Six hours and 15 minutes after we'd left N.Y. our cabin windows revealed the Atomium, LYONS shining in the Belgian sunlight. The clear, spring sky was adorned with the white jet trails making lazy patterns in the blue. A brief stop-over, for ceremonies and re-

ins-

Margarita

Lavergne,

Virginia

casts

shifting

Atlantic,

staging. In this form of presentation, very successfully used offBroadway in New York, the au-

stage

the

now

‘The Jand

“irftthe-round”

the.

was

san

The route is familiar now: Halifax, the Gulf of St. Lawrence, the Great Circle’s arch over the

Dr. Arturu Machuca Padin has directed the one-act efforts, using the circular cockpit of the

to achieve

on

and

my

It

Lyons

came from the villages of city of Czernowicz in the

Austria-Hungary, a long sea voyage

be-

gins its five-day Spanish-language presentation of three one-act plays by Tennessee Williams. The plays, which will be performed through Apr. 22, are “Hello From Bertha”, “This Property Is Condemned”, and “The Lady Of Larkspur Lotion.”

Gallera

By Leonard

MOSCOW: My parents and Horidenka, near the

It's “curtain up” at 8:30 tonight at the Cockpit Theater, formerly the Gallera Canta Gallo, on North Avenue as the Lit-

tle

LYONS DEN

little

concrete

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, April 18, 1960 ‘

Eastern To Begin Flying Freighter Service During May F

5

s

ao

ZOO

who

scheduled

who

daily non-stop service, exclusively cargo,

will

be

the

fast

tie-in

will

forwarding

shipments

between

major

freight

terminals and other cities linked by the airline’s daily multiple passenger

schedules.

Initially, five of -the airline’s fleet of 16 Super C Constellation 88-passenger airliners are being converted into “Flying Freighters”’, each capable of carrying net loads of 34,000 pounds and on ranges which can link ‘any cities on the Eastern. system non-stop. Reduced-rate “family plan” fares will be extended to include all of Eastern Air Line’s “Golden Falcon” jet first-class Gervices beginning May 1. Ai present, the “family plan”, jong. popular with vacationists on Eastern’s prop-jet Elecfras and piston- powered aircraft, is limited jet-wise to the line’s daily DC8-B flights between Chicago and Miami. Starting April 24, however, when DC8-B jet service is inaugurated by Eastern between New York.

and

. plan”

fares

San

Juan,

“family

will: apply,

and

on

May 1, they will also become available on first-class DC8-B jet flights from New York to Mia-

mi

and

leans.

New

York

<

Under

the

to New

Or-

plan”

one

“family

parent buys a full-fare, first-class ticket, and this entitles the other ‘parent and ail children aged between 12 and 21 years’ to ride with a two-thirds fare on any’ Tuesday, Wednesday or

‘Thursday.

Infants

' years of. age, when by their parents, free

on. all

under

two

accompanied are’ carried

flights.

mantic

Puerto:

Labor, under

Rico

Department.

of

the auspices of the

department and the Commercial Development Office of the New York Ports Authority in Puerto Rice. The public is invited. The 22-minute color film shows

the and York

| development

of

New

be

local

Frank

STORMY

STATUE—This

is

the

life-aize

Germany. MarEric Kollmar,

British Papers Say Royalty Boycotting Megs Wedding By

EDDY

GILMORE

by Jean sergeant

LONDON —(AP)— Some British newspapers say European royalty

Revolutionary

Mrs.

L.

York

State

are

Lawrence

A spokesman for Norway's royal family called any suggestion of a. boycott ‘‘sheer non-

is boycotting Princess Margaret’s wedding, and the papers don’t

like it. The Daily Herald said so far Queen Ingrid of Denmark had sent the only royal acceptance. The Danish Court said King Frederik IX had another engage-

when

6 ceremony. “TI come

regretfully

to

the

the invitation was

received

and had to decline. “As for Crown Prince

ment that’ conflicted with the May con-

and

Princess

Astrid,

Harald

they

were

clusion that the royal houses. of Europe’ are boycotting Princess Margaret’s wedding. for reasons other than mere inconvenience,

never sheer

prior

because the Princess is mary

engagements

or

even

invited... Anyway, _ it's nonsense to say that the

Norwegian

‘royal

demonstrate

pro-

against

family the

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was

because

of

invited a

but

state

the

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7:18 9:15

THE BARBARIANS”

Sundays

Nightly

Steve

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Dancers

direct

Shows

G.

RIALTO-SAN JUAN

Toreador

Night

CIRCUS” Refeel

“JOURNEY

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p.m.

AMBASSADOR - 12 M.

1848

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the

cepted an invitation to attend. “It is up to the British Royal

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beginning

whether

p.m.

LORRAINE - 12 M. The

Netherlands — The government said “There will be no official ‘announcement as to whether Dutch royalty has been invited and consequently

@

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La

Point Four students from

CARTER BLANCHE ;

Today

Distributed

Twe | Oe

$1. 501

Miramar section.

Every

:

Children

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cht

$2.00,

Sun.

p.m.

Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Smallwood are in New York where Mr. Smallwood is undergoing medical treatment at the Harkness Pavillion Medical Center. He had been ill for several weeks before going to New York. Mrs. Smallwood operates the Nancy

Spenish

Ave

Sat.,

3: :00

COBIAN'S THEATRES

“LOS MONTEROS” And

p.m.

$2.00

Fri.,

holidays

Adults

May.

presum-

only

and

year.

Shah of Iran to Sweden

Founded

Open Daily Conditioned Juncos

at

8:15

Admission

CL a ln allorquina

Cuisine

Seat

Officers Wives

PRESENTS

Tel,

or

visiting

The

_Restaurant

Santurce,

2:

are

Restaurant

609 F.

goes up directed Baxter Luther, Damm,

hotel...

presentation

ably might designate his younger brother, Prince ‘Albert, to represent him. Sweden—The Swedish Royal

Cantonese

maritime

Nightly

their

Brasio,

Chinese

Air

at

Rada

Yesterday

tocol,” said Herald columnist a commoner.’ Henry. Fielding. King Olav’s daughter, Princess Irked at rumors that Scandina- Ragnhild, is happily married to via’s royalty were not going to a commoner— a Norwegian ship the wedding because Margaret’s owner. fiance, Antony Armstrong-Jones, Belgium—The Royal Palace in is a commoner, the London Daily Brussels has received an invitaExpress thundered: tion, but a Palace spokesman “The haughtiness of the Scandi- would not indicate to whom it was navians merely rouses laughter. addressed. King Baudouin had If they do not come to the wedpreviously announced he had a ding, they will not be missed.” date to attend a reception by AntThe Express reminded Norwe-

* CATHAY

Spirit,

Gino

Nance

would wedding

werp lawyers. The King

Blythe

officers_for

“As already stated,”’ the spokesman added, ‘‘His Majesty (King Olav V) was otherwise engaged

Now

2-1692

ha METEO COLDwYK maree

a

Wednesday at the Fort Brooke Officers Club, and will elect their

sense.”

of

of

spending

and Ann Talley. The group’s last production, ‘‘The Moon Is Blue,’* | was an extremely well performed. Italian Ambassador to the U. S. Manlio Brosio, his wife and son, a

Army.”

Director

Available

Phone

and

Station Theatre. Curtain at 8:30 p. m. The play, by Danny Child will star Stinson, Sue Childs, Joey Derdie Ogren, Vivian Van

Baptiste Bernadotte— major in the French

acwill

set in San Juan,

and

comedy,

shows the Princess in an evening gown with the sash of the Night Dame Grand Cross of the Victorian Order.

to

beauties

Patterson and wife are staying at La during their: visit to

Tickets

Friday and Saturday nights, the Roosevelt Roads Community Theatre will present Noel Coward’s

length bronze of Princess Margaret that has caused an| The statue, completed by uproar in the British press. Sir Jacob. Epstein shortly before his death last August,

fellow

METROPOLITAN

is

Mrs. Luro’s daughter and sofi-inlaw, the Richard E. Knorrs.

three-quarter

Redriguez.

Ledesma,

Gov. John of Alabama Concha hotel Puerto Rico.

York

few days at La Concha Hotel. Mrs. Gretchen Lures and Mrs. Helen Snyder, both of Detroit, Mich., arrived Friday morning to spend the Easter Holidays with

transportation in New in the last ten years,

FHSS,a

New

photographer

drama

Sen.

A ‘documentary film in Spanish titled, “Una Decada Fantastiea,” (A Fantastic Decade), will be shown at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Santiago Iglesias Hall of the

of

lucky

the

script writer will arrive this week to start plans to produce a ro-

25 years older than 30-year-old ‘Armstrong-Jones. And it said ‘‘The Swedish royal line was founded

To Be Presented

Kollmar,

well-known

gians that their monarchy is only

Documentary Film

New

Deniers

The

company

U.P.R...

the

Sandra

Turismo.

at

in

at

of

and Reutlingen, garet’s brother,

for

odd-lot

guest

Margaret

The will

of

tourism.

artist

Columbia

teach .English

House

the same cargo as-

transfer

and

and

The ‘young ladies leave today on a 22-city swing around the mainland to promote good will and

of the Division

teaching

os stsasiesimsemead

Americas. The event was held in conjunction with a festival sponsored by the Department of State of Puerto Rico. Also present were Leslie Ann Mercado, Margarita

Cosimi,

York City, is home for the Easter vacation. In July; Pat will return to- her home in Puerto Rico, and

signments as now used for passengers, and will confirm overnight or same-day delivery be-

also’ provide

Mar-

Education

Denier,

N.Y.U.

opera-

terminals. operation

Community Patriica’

“same day” air freight deliveries to Puerto Rico from both New

tween major air new air freight

in René

group.

by Eastern between metropolitan New York and the “hub” city of the South, Atlanta, Georgia, on May 23rd. Additional “Flying Freight” routes scheduled for early operation include overnight service to New Orleans, Houston and Miami and

tion will offer shippers reservation service for

Michelin

is a member

of

inaugurated

York and Miami. Eastern’s new freight

plays

CUFF

By Chuck New

ques’ “‘Un Nino “Azul Para Esa Sombra.” The play~is the opener for this year’s Puerto - Rican Theatre Festival, beginning Thursday, April 21 at the Tapia Theatre. Manuelito is the son of Puerto Rican painter, Manuel Hernandez,

ing of air freight with the commissioning of the first of a fleet of “Flying Freighters”, early in May, it was announced yester-. day.

for

NOD. MN

In case you haven’t met before, the young man in the tree is Victor Manuel Hernandez, Jr.,

tem for the expediting and handl-

regularly

ood

OFF THE

:

only

MWWW

v

Eastern Air Lines will introduce a new and improved sys-

The

7

ZOOM

s

.

Hee

Mature

@

BIG CIRCUS”

asatnas

OPM

TER

YS

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, April 18, 1960

CLASSIFIEDS REAL

APARTMENTS

ESTATE

$5 APARTMENTS for rent for visitors and tourist overflow at regular prices. Pictures, complete description of scores of houses for sale, beach front property, Ocean front farms, islands and investment property. J. ALLEN FRANCISCUSREALTORAND ASSOCIATES, Nairn and Ashford Avenue, Condado aaa

3-5775.

79

sale and

or rent, business

Perty, land-in all the most end fastest growing sections,

Caparra,

Tia,

Hato

Garden

Rey,

CINTRON Roosevelt, 119:

Hills,

INVESTING our listings

729

of reali Service

Ponce de 101 3-3550.

Leon

BEST

FOR

RESIDENTIAL

section,

furnished,

minutes center. sd 97,

screened,

Valencia,

Hato

pendently ment

one

TOURISTS

in

nicely

diock

from

Las

Marias

arried

couple.

For fai

All

inde-

furnished

the

ocean

section.

apart-

Pun-

for

St.

2478

B,

Punta

Santurce.

for

rent

to

desirable

party.

2371,

1248

Las

rates, 3-3800.

422

PUNTA LAS MARIAS Completely furnished or unfurnished ocean front home. 3 bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths, garage and large yard. Call 2-8825 ie

Marias. 418

1228

FOR RENT with lease of one year or pers: luxuriously furnished at Park Y-A.

the

ocean.

Ashford

Ave.

1501,

Apartment

has

4

BEACH HOUSE-fully furnished, screened, completely equipped kitchen. Brefia Beach, three minutes from Dorado Beach Hotel. For information call Maes-

front-

bed-

rooms, large living room, 20 x 20, large, gompletely furnished kitchen 18 x 18 With alf kinds of electrical appliances. Marvelous view of San Juan, the ocean and the mountains; Very centrally located, next to Casino de Puerto Rico,

tre,

jarge garage and parking space. TeleShone available. Ready for immediate Occupancy. Inf: Dr, Diego A. Biascoechea, telephone 3-2297.

1237

418

FURNISHED. ment (13’ x

SCREENED, 22’), bath,

studio apartkitchen, air-

conditioned, heater, refrigerator Utilities and linen included. Residential Section close to beach. Rent daily, weekly or monthly. Call 2-4767 after 7 p.m. 1202

416

SPACIOUS, NEW foom apartment

unftrnished three bedin convenient Hato

with front and back terrace. ve, carport. Rent $150. Call 3-3646

r 3-4165. 259 EE

419

datadrdtbdaddm Abtrtadadrtchadrdadadadadadrdtdeada PRPEIEIE EIS

errace

{ng

6-6124.

For

SALE

THIS

THIS Here

HOME

is

FIVE BOOM full basement house, tsland, 50 miles from New York

HAS

RARE

1227

CHARM

VALUE. equalled

SAN

Street

and

leges.

Reasonable

rates.

corner Humacao, Rio formation call Mrs. after 6 PM 6-0951. 1175 EXTENSION with

LOS

all’ facilities

Margarita

Piedras. For Vega, 3-6769

425

ANGELES for

nice

Room

girl

who

3-3400, 1112

8:30

| PUNTA

additional

—

LAS

4.

UF

MARIAS,

near

beach.

3

Cue St Hou SS ANTILLES liramar,

GUEST with nice!

HOUSE, in ocean view.

lovely Near

aribe Hilton and Cqndado Hotels. Cool, few furnished rooms, Reasonable Rates. ocial Security Buiiding, Ponce de Leén 04, 4th Floor, Apartment 401-402, Mrs. fega. 2-6769. 1174 UF

{SLAND

HOUSE

—

1017

Ashford

—

Condado ocean front. Private stairway beach. New, informal. Sun terrace eing sea. Spacious, modern airconitioned ATES:

rooms. $14

luding “1779.

complete

SPECIAL $18 daily,

SUMMER double, in-

breakfast.

Call

isis

HOUSE — Guest: House. 120-1122 Ashford Avenue, Condado. Rooms and efficiency: apartments. Maid @ervice. All screened. Hot water. Some With air conditioning. Best hotel and ‘esidentia! section. Beach facilities. pecial arrangements for couples travel {ng together. One block from La Concha and Condado Beach Hotels. Personal uided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and -7927. Mrs. Annie De Mauret, Manager. &

OUCFFY’S

bave

remodeled

charm-

» Qid beach home, and now offer ms, all with grivate bath, some With private patio, some air conditioned.

One minute to beach and $7.50 single, $10. double.

bus. All

From rates

include complete breakfast. Isla Verde Road, near San Juaa Intercontinental. Cail 9-0144, 90532. 383 UF

AUN?

ti

abrvea. i

JENNY’S:

Guest

atmosphere,

1850

McCleary

House

Delicious.

Ave.

Tel.

with

a

meals

3-6802. UF

SAN

JUAN

GUEST

dAOUSE-

Enjoy

breakfast and drinks on your private terrace in delightful continental-run guest house close to “Under The Trees”,

and

one

minute

from

beach.

Court, corner of McLeary. Caribbean Tourist Association.

3-1317.

17 Carrion

Member Telephone

702

GUEST

HOUSE-

near

beach,

Hotels La Concha and Condado. Best residential section. Convenient to shopping centers and bus lines, taxis, restaurants, night clubs. 75 Condado Avenue. Phone 1225

3-1977.

420

UF.

11588 MAGDALENA — Suite Apartment, Newly decorated and furnished, with large living and diningroom, airconditioned bedroom for two, kitchen and Private bath. Located in Condado section one block from La Concha Hotel. Private entrance. Daily & weekly rates. Call Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356. 1102 55 COLONIAL

GUEST

HOUSE,

606

Olimpo

Avenue, Miramar, Santurce, Centrally located. Single and double accommodations with private bath, some air conditioned. Rates from $4. single. Mrs. Cruthirds,

SAN ANTONIO GUEST HOUSE - One Tapia Street. Ocean Park, San Juan.

Rooms

with private bath, airconditioned.

5 minutes from Airport. Beautiful swimming beach. Good restaurants within walking distance. Breakfast served. 3-0834. MAISON

BLANCHE

Guest

House.

UP

TO

BUY

FOR

SALE

BEAUTY SALON located im San Juan Darlington. Continental clientele. Excellent opportunity for a good hairdresser to buy going business. For immediate sale. Telephone 2-1698. i 1243 424

DETECTIVE

BUREAUS

CONTINENTAL DETECTIVE SUREAU: The most competent Agency in Latin

America.

Night

Patrols,

Bodyguards,

Uniformed Guards, Payroll Escort, Confidential Investigation, 1072 Fernandes Juncos Ave. Tel. Santurce 2-5282, Caguas 4213.

ANSWERING SERVICE

422

JUAN PONCE: Bi-lingual, 24 hour telephone answering service for businessmen and professionals. Also service for people without phones. Call 2-3013 San Juan, 2-5060 Ponce, ask for supervisor. * 1037 UP SAN

EXTERMINATING

IMPROVEMENT

LA

BEST PBICES offered and F.H.A. financing arranged for all types of alterations, additions and improvements to your house and premises. “Pico Inc” Tel. 2-3013 Ext 211, Box 14203, Santurce. 1115 36

SERVICES

Pest

EXTEBMINADORA

Control

Services)

(Commonwealth

Free

estimate.

Control of insects, rats and fumigation services for homes, business and farms. Services guaranteed. Preventive treat ment against termites. 20 yeara exPerience. 7-0292. 774 UP

Real Estate Corner EASTER is houses, It’s thing about special for

ment lots! too!

a time for new hats, new a fine time to do somethat very personal, very

house

years,

to And

you

Call

us

have now

been for

sea any any plan to bring

an

planning appoint-

of these fine your architect,

SANTA MARIA 1489 square meters of first rate land, facing northeast. Near good schools and supermarkets. Telephone lines pass property. Priced at less than $7.50 per meter for fast turnover, | MONTERREY well located. feet

BUCARE — 1177 meter corner lot — beautiful building site, surrounded by fine homes. Easy acces9 to Caguas Highway with shopping and schools near. Priced below market for quick sale!

above

the

— 3543 meters, unusually More than two hundred city

with

a

clear

view

around the horizon. A really spectacular homesite at an opportune price! CUPEY GARDENS-2666 meters. Space for a fine big home with plenty of land left for garden and swimming pool. Good orange grove already planted. Less than $5.00 per meter. 1262

423

Robert Tschudin,

Doubie

and single air conditioned rooms with bath. Near beach. Sun terraces. 77 Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Vicente Julia, Telephone 3-2936. j 402

two

Realtor

TELS.

UF

3-5315

2-3994.

953

. UF

CASCADE beach, in

GUES1 HOUSE the city. No.6

at Elena

the St.,

Ocean Park Santurce. Efficiency apartments Suites rooms alrconditioned. Daily, weekly, monthly rates. C.A. Rivera, M. ger. Teleph 2-6267. 1159 HOTEL

CAMELIA

and

WANT TO buy a small farm not teo far from San Juan; or-a hotel; or a guest house. What have you? Please write details to David Stry, Melbourne, Florida. 1210 . 420

$11

-HOME

airconditioned rooms, screened, one with private bath and entrance, 2 with adjoining bath. Lofiza Street 2484. Telephone 3-1644. ~ al 1181

>

baby

can

become like part of the family, with bilingual lady with children. Hot water, etc. Can make arrangement for meals. For information call Mrs. Parrilla,

530 words, $3.00 for 5 days,

WANTED

FOR RENT first and second floor of a mew modern building at 171 Quisqueya Avenue near Carpenter Road, Hato Rey. Approximately 15,000 sq. ft. each floor, first floor suitable for stores, machinery, warehouse, hardware distributor, supermarket, etc. For information call. 3-4448 or 3-3991 or apply on premises. 1261 422

51

with

BUSINESSES

Santurce,

RENT

‘

POOLS

1249

1nor

FAMILY

$26

bedroom,

FLOOR SPACE for rent in attractive corner building. Second floor with separate ground floor entrance and parking space on adjoining lot. Rental very reasonable. Inspection invited. Apply on ground floor of Catalan Bldg., Calle Loiza corner Calle del Parque,

and = shopping with all privi-

TO

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

SPACE FOR RENT

422

rooms

three

ven-

building,

53

WORKING

meters

6-5003. 1156

MAKE<YOUE home away from home in Miramar at 904 J. Marti, A-2 Prepare your meals the way you want them and when you want them. Air conditioned room at reasonable rates. Telephone 3-0748. 419 225

well

year old need three bedroom house or apartment, in Santurce or metroPolitan area. Must be convenient totransportation. Permanent residents who pay high rentals. Please cath Mrs. Ochoa, 3-8400, during working hours. 1155 UP

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

RENT

1255

cool

MODERN

FT.,

concrete

WANTED

TRADE

SWIMMING

FURNISHED ROOM, private bath, hot water, screened, telephone, cooking facilities, hotel service. Use whole apartment. Across San Juan Darlington, one of main avenues. Telephone 2-3940, Fernandez Juncos 635, Apt. 3.

UNIVERSITY

square

OR

SQ.

light,

2-4871.

2 bathroom home, located in Urbanizacién Sagrado Coraz6n, Cupey, near San José shopping center, Rio Piedras. Completely equipped, built-in kitchen, bar carport, -two terrace. Fully screened and landscaped. 542 meters. Excellent financing available. Contact Miss Weiner, 3-8400. 1239 UF

423

nice

1207

1500

dry,

1259

SALE

its

1167

FOR

FOR

SALE

BEAUTIFUL

“Buccaneer” home on 19 Onix Street: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. equipped kitchen, 2-car carport, liberal mortgate; homes opened by appointment only. Call Arturo Saldafia, Tel. 2-2768

ROOMS

419

FRANCISCO:

FOR

AT BUCARE DEVELOPMENT For immediate occupancy Functional Builders offers top values in its “Caribaire” Diamante

tilated,

Bellisima corner of Violeta Street. Wonderful site for house and swimming pool. Facing College Park. Infor i Mr. Fontan, ext. 54 San Juan Star: Tel. 3-8400. 271 UF

SANTA ROSA: Near mew shopping center. Convenient home for its personnel. 3 bedrooms, living room, diningroom, kitchen, bath, hot water, screens. Large patio. $3,000, balance FHA. Call Mrs. Ochoa, 3-8400, Extension 54. 908 UF

16

WAREHOUSE

FOR. RENT

with _conerete paved parking let. In commercial area of Santurce, 10 meters from Ponce de Leon, Stop 16-1/2. Phone

LUQUILLO EG YUNQUE area. 2 or more acres, each with natural stream and scenic view ocean, private automobile entrance. Phone 3-6712 or write 804 Fdz. Juncos, Miramar. 1024 a7

maid’s room, 3 bathrooms, extra closet space, modern kitchen with cabinets built in. 7 minutes from Pueblo Supermarket on the Cupey Road. 512 acres, fully lardscaped. Convenient payment terms. Carlos M. Calderon, Realtor, Telephone 6-6148. 1244 421

at

'

LOTS

in spaciousness, convenience and downright living comfort. A charming country residence, four bedrooms,

home

Long City,

exchange any period’ for apartment or house San Juan area. Dr. Barrett, 604 Olimpo, Apt. 61, Santrce.

426

HOME HAS RARE a family home seldom

WAREHOUSES

‘HOUSES EXCHANGE

:

center,

930 words, $2.00 for 3 days, y3 cents each additional y word.

each

1258

NEAR

Classified Ads CALL 3-8400 EXT. 72

4 cents y word.

FOR

AQUEDUCT HILL luxury house, four airconditioned bedrooms, four baths. Picture window view livingroom. Two terraces Servant’s quarters. 15 rooms. Hanging ground floor convertible into three additional bedrooms. Acre land, room for pool. Owner leaving. Also two acres nearby fabulous view. FRANCISCUS REALTORS ASSOCIATES 3-3506, 3-8372.

or

supplied.

daily, weekly amd monthly Mr. Ambhrosiani, 2-8622 or

Oiza 1238

phone

in

Suitable

facilities

Prat,

Enclosed large lawn, concrete residence, all screened. Spacious porch, living room — dining room, master bedroom with bath, three other bedrooms, independent bath, kitchen and pantry. Telephone. Separate servants’ quarters, laundry and garage. Rental reasonable. Location: near Cuatro Calles, Guaynabo, P. R. Box 3306, San Juan. Tele-

Rey.

Live

Brand new, completely

FURNISHED screened beautiful Vaciatalega

Salvador.

available

Two

421

TRANSIENT

$a

cool.

422

ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE residence within large estate containing other residences

modern,

University, bowling, shopping Come, you'll love them. Rent $115 $123. Sanchez Morales

Urb.

q248

1410

96

apartments,

very

De-

Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangrejos Road, Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations.

RENT

beautiful, one, two bedroom

Valencia

‘

COMFORTABLE bungalows, at

39

APARTMENTS

at

equipped kitchen, water heater, carport. Call at F-2 San Gerardo, second entrance, or phone 3-2361. 1256 422

corner

1133

RENT

IN SAN GERARDO, Cupey. three bedroom, two bath

estate projects. Invest Company, Condominium

San Martin, Parque, suite

HOUSE

1253

55

residential, and hotel sites. Competent advice regarding feasibility and financing ment

FOR

stop, University of P. R., supermarket. Information Middletown Stores, Sagrado Corazon 710, Santurce.

Puerto Rico? Check commercial, industrial,

IN of

apartment

velopment, Antonio Pedreira St. 186. Completely screened, 3 large bedrooms with closets, living, diningroom, full bathroom, kitchen with gas stove, oven, water heater, garage. Close to bus

Ma-

Box

small

425

CONCRETE

Consult

REALTY, 2-0911. Puerto Rico.

HOUSES

FOR RENT

Juan,

HOUSES

also pro-

Santa

San

1184

desirable such as

Santurce.

OLD

with large living room facing ocean, for gentlemen only. Also another apartment in same building with two bedrooms. Call 6-3909.

UF

HOMES, FARMS for buildings, investment Villa

IN

510 LUQUILLO

RESTAURANT.

On

—

the

oUEAN

ocean,

VIEW

Double

rooms.$7 3 minutes from the famous beach of Luquillo. Puerto Ricas aad comttnettal food. Luguille, P.R.

TAFT GUEST HOUSE — Taft 53. Each room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance $15. double, $12. single. Special rates by the month. %-0887 or 2-2206. 773 UF LA PROVIDENCIA GUEST HOUSE Parque 153. Near beaches, restaurants, theatres, busses. Sun terrace, all air-

conditioned rooms. Cooking facilities. For information, phone 2-9352 Box 12384 Loiza Station, 12351

or write Santurce.

to

FULLY FURNISHED second story near Beach, Ocean Park. Two bedrooms, living, dining, kitchen, bathroom, two large porches. parking for car. LEASE Small room, furnished, in the roof of 3-story building at 357 San. Jorge St. The room has two closets, bath, and open porch. Rent $40.00. Light and water included. References required. Very attractive residence in WILLA CAPABRA FOR SALE AT LESS THAN COST. Living, dining room, four bedrooms with ample closet space, three

bathrooms, UP

living

:

porches.

with

Beautiful

:

cabinets. two grounds.

-

FOR LEASE: House fully furnished, 0: block from La Concha, Condado. Living, dining room, three large porches, threg

bedrooms,

quarters.

garage,

laundry

Clotilde Benitez Realtor

and

maid’s

TELS. 2-2378 & -3-0122©

THE.SAN

JUAN

STAR — Monday, April 18, 1960

19

CLASSTFTEDS SECRETARIAL EXPERIENCED

SPORTS

SERVICE

CONTINENTAL

Public

AIR CONDITIONERS

Miss

Longfellow.

POSITIONS. YOUNG

MAN,

completely

MEN

bi-lingual, cur-

years

local

DENTAL

—

MOVING?

assistant.

|

New

fields.

Enjoys

dealing

excellent references. Juan Star (Box 4187

HAVE

an

excellent

sales training

book

company.

Spanish 3238

not

for

with

$150

necessary. “

per

Call

don’t

resume

to

miss

week.

Box

Q,

430

The

Sap

Juan

Send

Star.

2219

UF

MAWDS

WANTED

Call

8-0100

or

Juncos

8-2107.

and 2 father

part enly —

Write

Box

8181,

Station.

GEANDMOTHER

‘

for

WHY A payment

FOR

mother and and become

SALE

turce 2114

(opposite

Lottery

Building).

ical us a 1402 San-

86

MUST SELL — leaving for the States. Have 1954 Chevrolet. Very good condition. Metor recently hme 3 geod tires,

PAN

repair

Central, Apt. C-4, Hyde

LEAVING

ISLAND.

8250

Dodge.

4 door,

Real

bargain!

in excellent

FORD

FAIRLANE

cellent

a1

1952

mechanical

comvertible,

condition. Owner returning to tax.

i

$1850.

(needs

with

Mark —

Cali

set

up

your

Bayamén,

AMERICAN

any

make

ART

office.

for information. ‘

30

Mer-

but

boat

SUPPLIES

ELECTRONICS

TV,

radio

SCHOOL

PSYCHOLOGISTS

EDUCATIONAL

LABS

or

SCHOOLS

PATTY PEASE School of Painting. Daytime classes in pottrait, and still life. $10. a month. Register now— limited to 5 students per class. Telei phone 2-8927 for further information. 52 1265

& SERVICE Hi-Fi.

telligence

PSYCHOLOGIST

testing,

grade

level

—-

WILCHEK — Television service | 10 years experiefice is behind the

best in T. V. sevice and receivers of any make or work guaranteed. Tel 9-0268 9

TV & RADIO TELEVISION,

repair model.

on Al oF

RENTAL

RADIOS,

for

rent

in

VACUUM

your

hospitals, for years. Calt 3-0719 and will deliver, $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month. Telerental Service. 267 UF

WATER

In-

evaluation,

a

Umpierre,

Fortaleza

WATCH

CLEANERS

MACHINERY

351,

MACHINERY B Manitowoc

FOR

SALE

FOR sale or rent, 3000 Crawler Crane 60 feet

16

45

Sap

ft.-

track.

Bayamon.

ur}

Around the Block

R<PAIRS

—

ROADSIDE

Highway

highway,

site.

Associates,

3

$20,000.

SHOP,

No.

ideal

of

two

income

producing

Price,

Franciscus

Nairn

south

1. Over

and

3-126

420

ook repairs. Puerte onty

build-

Ashford,

3-3506.

Fri

1012

LANGUAGE INSTITUTG

DE

MDIOMAS

—

Conversa-

tional courses’ in Spanish, French, Enga ee eT eeeCall 2-3542. Floor:

1091

Ponce Stop

Leén Avenue, Santuree.

Second a

541

Fernandez Juncos —

Diege, Suite 205. Tel. 3-5424 ours:

—

91

Stop 22, 95 Mon.

Sat.

SWEDISH ata

Liat

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Wea ee as

FIRST CLASS Men’s Wear Shop ior sale. Unusual opportunity. Excellent clientele. Many years successful business Located in San Juan. For details write Box B, San Juan Star (Box 4187 San Juan). 1143 412

TIKI

TORCHES

Guar

d

te

and keep

SALE

lamps

have

away

mosquitoes

arrived! or

meemeys. See them at WQ-15 Los Angeles or 120 Venus Street, Atlantic View. Stop scratching — buy a Tiki!

1207

across from Metra,

COND.

Window

type,

MAY AGUEZ 1

H.

260

UF

CONTRACTING & refrigeration and

WHAT’S THE ADDRESS?

P.

-9,000 B. T. U, Compact, only 13-1]/4" 25x16%". Lowest prices. Installed and serviced by experts. Comercial Rodriguez Umpierre, Fortaleza 351, Sap Juan.

REFRIGERATION

where Internationa! Seocrery merrs.

MALABE XPRESSO

_ AIR CONDITIONERS DELUXE

APTS. HILTON

CARIBE

The new office of

FILTERS

P, BR. FILTERS INC. manufacturers all types and sizes air conditioning filters for home window units - also industrial types. Call 3-5999. 812 UF

AMANA

CARMEN THE

NEW YES IT IS 1!!! WHAT?

418

AIR

4 Iglesias St. (North) Mayaguez, Puerto Rico

TELEPHONE?

REPAIR

OF

SERVICEin im electric air conditioning. All

Stateside mechanics. Cali Stateside Service, 2-4718 or 2-7465, day oF —_ 1092

PHONE

COURSE!

TEL. 1414 @

MOVING

@

STORAGE

@ @

PACKING CARGO TO

3-8400

and FROM The U. S.

end

Leocol

MALABE XPRESSO

FOR ALL

LINES INTO The San Juan Star

307

Sen

Sen

Juen,

Agustin P.

R.

Tel. 3-3338 47 Bergen St. Breoklyn, N. Y.

419

Qa?

Telephone

or around

89 Broadway, New

York —

3-3900 — Digby

Puerto

4-7940

pee thar

SWEDISH MASSAGE STEAM BATHS PHYSICAL THERAPY PHYSICAL ADJUSTMENTS

Tel. 3-4610

FOR

ee eel TREATMENTS

REVITALIZE ond RELAX

PARTNER WANTED to share profitable bar and restaurant and fruit place on Route- No. 1. Tourist and _ local trade. Beautiful scenery and very attractive place. Telephone 6 3 Caguas. 422 1152

MISCELLANEOUS

MASSAGE

with

Samm

North American Van Lines, Inc.

CLASSES

neck

esthmé,

418

Agents for

425

headaches,

trouble,

X-Rey.

318 De Santurce.

&

Valencia Baxt Express, Inc.

rg ary ad issior watch

and clock maker. William A. Gruen, Calle Caoba, Punta Las Marias. Phone 3-3575.

peoins,

sinus

arthritis.

including

Realtors

beck

Pains,

acres

roof dirtyr if 50, for expert

high water- pressure cleaning and paint ing, eal] 65133 or 430 Verde. Seve 611

COOLERS

TEMPRITR WATERCOOLERS= For offices, factories, restaurants, ete. patent, Bes quality, 5 year guarantee. Smanee modele available. For mamadent and o3 prices: Comercial RO dri

YOUR

Dr. Robert M. Overton

519

ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING iS

For

2-0962.

ELECTRO-LUX World’s only automatic ivacuum cleaner and air purifier. Also repairs and maintenance. Breathe NO DIRT, see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT. Dei Valle & Lamausse, Poincare 1604, between San Jorge and Parque, Santurce. Telephone 2-535. is

own home. Same service given te hotels,

11%.

OPPORTUNITY FOR exclusive distribution of new safety equipment manufactured by national organization. Investment required $2500 to $7500. Write for appointment to Gardall Safety Manufacturing Company, 530 Weathersfield Avenue, Hartford, Connecticut. Our representative will be in Puerto Rico within two weeks, 1252 419

UF

re-

CHIROPRACTORS

mortgages

over

6-5003.

1240

SALE

repairs

HOSPITAL

|

419

‘white, Thunderbird engine, power steer- Car on island five mnoths. ExStates, will pay after 5:30: PM.

OUTBOARD motor

_ Directory

Park.

condition. Good tires, new rings, $350. Faculty Residences en University Campus. Building E-3. Call 61858 between @ and 6, or mornings. 2H 419

2953

FT.

second

yield

phone

retirement

ing,

Ninety day guarantee. Stateside-trained youth problems, Licensedby P. R. & technicians. | Evening service. Cail | N.Y. State. By appointment only. Tele9 AM to 10 PM 64230. || phone 3-6634, 1136 UF || 976 421

mew battery. Inquire Grand Union Supermarket, Stop 31, Hato Rey, Mr. Garcia, @r 263 Ave.

reconditioned,

T.V. SALES

USED CAR? With $275 down and $44 monthly installments,

you ¢caR ewn a brand new, 4960 FIAT. Just cal} 3-5190, or pay yisit at Martorani Motors, Inc., Ponce de Leon Avenue, Stop 20,

on

lamps.

BOAT 22 FT., with 40 H.P. Gray Marine engine, completely rebuilt. $2,000. Bob Voss, Bayamén 690. 3242 420

UF

us

Verde.

infant

of family. Light housekeeping and full care of children. Salary Call Mrs. Ochoa, 3-8400, Ext. &

CARS

956 839

Let

422

NEEDED.

year old girl whose work. Te live with

~-

We do |

2-2374.

BOB Over

BI-LINGUAL FAMILY needs maid for general housework, help with two small boys. No cooking. Sleep in. Good salary. Faz. 145

|

YOUR furniture by Almacenes Ine... opposite Pier 9, San Maritim: os, Juan, Service, responsibility, guaranty. -Local and long distance. We store your belongings. Agents National Van Lines

ment.

3-669.

this opportunity.

MOTEL

in renewed condition, and not used since, including paint, fiberglass, ete.) plus a 14 ft. sailing dingy, likewise overhauled, painted, etc., and not since used. Both boats fally equipped with complete controls, sails, etc. Best offer. Terms can be arranged. Phone 3-4706, Extension 6. 420 1230

painted new. INTERCOMMUNICATION systems, eales and service new equipment). All types of office exulp:

you

ATTENTION MILITARY PERSONEL AND VETERANS — First class firm, located in San Juan vicinity. has openings for men over 25 years of age with a motor tramsport background. Excellent rate of pay. If you are about to be discharged or are a veteran and are planning to make Puerto Rico your

home,

1%

cury

secured

Annual

Caguas.

WATER SKIING classes, ski rides in Condado Lagoon. Beautiful 1-1/2 hour tours in 26 ft. umsinkable “Buccaneer” boat around San Juan Bay. For inform. ation: Al Quina, Puerto Rico Waier Sports, Hotel La Rada, 3-2800. 55 1106

FOR

Professional

Partner

Low

423

BOATS

WELL

sale.

information 1234

paintings,

and

133

for international

Earn

for

WATER SKIING & BOAT TOURS

MALE job

to work

the

Use the best

TORRES.

FILING\.CABINETS,

E

chandeliers,

OPPORTUNITY:

*

421

PRIME,

420

pedestals.

OPPORTUNITIES

1235

HOSPITAL SUPPLY COMPANY MOVING: WHO moves you is as im- ‘THE portant as where you move. Moving, : offere complete dispensary supplies and equipment, First aid & Oxygen kits. packing, and storage ef furProtective clothing and equipment. Labniture. C.W. SIEGMUND, Villa Prades oratory supplies and equipment. Thermo. Development, Rio Piedras. Tel. —— meters, masks, rubber goods. Every 69 thing for physicians, hospital and patients. 317 Fortaleza St., San Juan 2-5511, 3-3102. OFFICE EQUIPMENT

418

WANTED

WITH

UNUSUAL

*

Notre Dame is Michigan State’s oldest current rival in basketball. Their series started in 1908.

wanted (working partner preferred) for long established art and gift business strategically located in Old San Juan. Recently opened two branches. Needs capital for more profitable exploitations. Minimum required $60,000. For more information write to Box 527, San Juan, or Call 2-5884 after 8:00 PM.

mov-

MOVE

Tel

Write Box San Juan).

1257

HELP

when you’re

furniture,

mirrors, statues, Call 6-5272, 1266

all types of moving, no matter if it be | large or: small. Moderate prices. | Muebleria Torres, Fernandez Juncos 1400, Stop 20, Santurce. Tel. 2-5791. 462 & |

422

YOUNG LADY, experienced bilingual secretary. Also legal work, public relations, social director, interpreter translator. Seeks permanent position in related

SAVE

of

'

garden

|

York State license and experience. Completely bi-lingual. Desires position in- dental office or clinic. Write Box §, a Juan Star (Box 4187 San Juan).

people; L, Sam

going to move?

BUSINESS

consisting

ANTIQUES, REPRODUCTIONS - Baker, Lee L. Woodard, Hibriten, Union National and similar. Livingroom, diningroom, bedroom, porch, terrace and

ex-

WANTED-WOMEN

HYGIENIST

yours”

Whether

SALE

furniture,

188

service in Puerto Rico, United States, Spain, Germany. Japan. Packing, crating, storage, shipping. Agent of U.S. Van Lines, Inc. Call Muebleria La Bolsa, Tel, 2-2726, 2-2067 Ponce de Leén No. 1057. Santurce. 274 UF

perience, with good personality, knowledge of people, and top references. Seeks public relations, hotel or club work, Will relocate for attractive offer Write Bex N, San Juan Star. 753 UF

POSITIONS

is

is ours.

ARE YOU

FORMER PAINTER foreman in Panama, will take any type work. Requires modest salary, adaptable to new conditions. Write Hannon, 1229 Hale Street, Philadelphia 11, Pennsylvania. 1264 422 four

job

FOR

*

COMPLETE OFFICE furniture and equipment for sale, nearly new, including desks, chairs, table, file, typewriter. See office 410, Condominio Condado Ave. or telephone 2-4614.

in locally or Stateside, we are equipped to pack and transport your most precious belongings, as scheduled, with the dépendable care you look for and seldom find. Telephone 6-3357, 6-3329 Capitol Transportation, Inc., for a free estimate. Agents for Atlas Van Lines. Ba

work after 4:00 P.M. Teletype, hotel elerk, or other similar work. Call Joe Diaz, San Juan Star, 3-8400. UF 1212

MAN,

PLEASURE

moving

rently employed, needs part or full time

YOUNG

AUTO

OF

“THE

BOOM

length.

sofa, two arm chairs, center table, and side tables; blond finish, very good con| dition. Excellent price for immediate sale. See at 2010 Espafia Street, Ocean 420 in Santurce, after 4 PM. 1215 418

MOVING & STORAGE

UF

WANTED,

New New $2500.

265

CARRIER BOYS WANTED: Go into business for yourself. Earn high commissions as a carrier serving the San Juan Star on established routes. If you are over 12 years of age, phone 3-8400,

61,

LIVING

ARTIU-KAR auto air conditioners for ali cars, foreign and American. Good prices, financing, parts and service. Factory meéethanics. Dealers requested. Inquire at Mediavilla’s Machine Shop, Quisqueya 53, Stop 28, Hato Rey. Tel. 6-3703.

WANTED

1247

FURNITURE

CARS

1223

RAPID, EFFICIENT Steno service. Speeializing in preparation of legal documents and contracts. Call Gini Lobaugh, @ay or night - 3-5156. UF 166 Ct .

Ext.

FOREIGN

1858 WVAUXBALL, 6,000 miles. condition. $1500 or best offer. price in San Juan approximately Phone 3-4706, Extension 6.

Btenographer servicing La Concha, San Juan Intercontinental, others, local transient Typing, shorthand, briefs, manuscripts, reports. Hourly rates. 3BM Electric. 1120 Ashford Ave., Apt. D4, Muriel Eddy, 2-8735. 518 3231

HELP

&

If you use words of tiresome length you are a sesquipedalian, which is a word of tiresome

Rico

the world

20

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, April 18, 1960

‘Voice’ Will Use Songwriter’s. Tunes To Sell World Peace.

Disciplinary Action Follows Incident With Car In V. I.

By BOB BONE A year-and-a-half ago, comedian J. Malloy Roach

hall

CASTINE, actor —who

hit upon an idea for improvement of the world situation. He called it, “World Peace Through

cident which

Then in Hollywood, he set out to sell the idea to the proper government agencies, was met cordially, but with a polite “no.”

said

South

State

Some

His

what

Biggest

Success

biggest

success

demonstrated

to

ophers’

Father

They

of

James Can

by

Keller

the

to

MALLOY

...

Christ“Tt is better to rather than curse

book,

World.”

light a candle the darkness,”

Father

COUPON,

Academy

leave

for

AND

ing

the

walked

song,

that

into

the

port.

song

was

soon

YOU

thereafter until

that

the

first

is free.

signature

(please print)

Apt. No. P.O. Box No.

Town

Delivery instructions

adopted

as

W.

C.

Handy,

to

composer

is

now

“An

a

member

week

of

Society of Comand Publishers,

American

songs

is

such

a)

Very

ed

Some of these have been workup with a good friend, George.

Mysels, who is more often musie side of the team. It was

with

Mysels

that

he

Send

It was

the

late Nobel prize-

col-

sion

overlooking

design-

ed, Roach says, to help under-} standing between the hemispheres. The composer plans this: song for a theme in programs to be beamed to Latin America during the government’s coming series of programs. For this program also, there is a special Spanish translation of “One Little Candle.” The Fred Waring group has made recordings of the song in several ianguages for use throughout the world. But his new love is somgs, and he says he can hardly turn around without writing a new one. He was in Puerto Rico for two days only before he wrote an 168-line song. eo for a slow 4:4 time, it begins: “Puerto Rico, Surrounded by the sea; Land of. love and Sweet life; In Harmony."" Several of his songs have netted him foyalties which he has partly given away to worthy

Geneva.

Cuba To Display Planes? HAVANA

written after, Vice President visit to Latin

Lake

(AP)—Unconfirmed

reports current here say that Cuba plans- to display planes bought from Czechoslovakia at May

Day

ceremonies

in

Havana.

Official confirmation that. the planes have been purchased is lacking. causes. In the marriage song, he donated half to the Catholic Youth

Organizations.

Reading

in

the

STAR recently about the blind boy helped by singer Harry Belafonte, he has decided to donate part .of his royalties to the same boy, he said. He is encouraged that some of his songs and projects have been inspirational to many people throughout the world— even to Russian premier Nikita Khrushchev, though he didn’t exactly

take’ it the right way. During his visit to the

Tie

Bayamon

DRIVE IN: Stranger

Mark My

in

Ponce

FOX:

The

Big

Circus

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winning playwright Eugene 0’ Neill, and their seven children in his white 18th century man-

laborated for his latest song, “Hasta La Vista, Amigo (I'll See You Later, Friend).” May

of

&

Till

11:00

Musie

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‘‘by

y

AZTECA: Carmen la de Ronda Puerto Nuevo KRESTO-DENIA: Carmen La de Ronda MARTI: Mis Secretarias Privadas CORCELLES: Ride Lonesome, Prisoner

eral other songs, before and since “One Little Candle.” His first was

as,

P. O. Box 4187

Full name

Keller

studio,

has turned out other

San Juan, Puerte Rico

Subscribers

Father

Rio SUPER DRIVE Barbarians

sev-

America.

I understand

Little

chance.”

The song was and inspired by, Richard Nixon’s

I agree to subscribe for 18 weeks

‘One

Infidel

had

Candle” was Fred Waring. And it was while Waring was record-

of the American posers, Authors,

Star

Locality

the

Keller wrote.

published. Roach, who

Department

Street

vehi-

music

“St. Louis Blues.’’ He called it “Handy is a Travelin’ Man,” and Handy himself helped him get it

WILL RECEIVE THE FIRST WEEK FREE OF A 13 WEEK’S SUBSCRIPTION

discontinued.

through

Co-producer

about

DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME BEFORE BREAKFAST EACH MORNING IN THIS

peace

the Christophers’ theme. Roach has lent his pen

CONVENIENCE.

the San Juan Star

ordered

said

RIALTO:

AGUS

THE

OF HAVING

The San Juan

both

ROACH

The

Circulation

to

3

J.

THIS COUPON IS WORTH 60 CENTS

MAIL

damage

to pay $2,305 to the auto owners before the ship was permitted

director,

the

ENJOY

owner’s

that

in his

Change

the

San Juan Here Come the

Caparra

—and

him

program

to Rear

automobile

without

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their

cles.

song-writing was his bent— was the song adopted by the Christopher organization, called ‘‘One

Little Candle,” It was inspired

confessed

said

taken

extensive

these waves will carry World Peace Through Music messages to millions of listeners. Roach’s

and

permission while the Academy’s training ship State of Maine stopped off in St. Thomas. A collission followed, resulting in

Department

soon.

the boys

was

it will begin a series to be beamed to

America

Virgin Islands in disciplinary

against them students.

Officials

his songs and other inspiring

the

to

Ma-

PwVyn

now,

mess

Maine

Adm. George King, superintendent of the Academy.

verses have been going to Europe via Voice of America and Radio Free Europe,

And

the

Ralph A. Leavitt, chairman of the Academy’s board’ of trustees,

Roach, who arrived in Puerto Rico a few days ago, has since achieved some measure of suc-

has anounced of programs,

in the. resulted

action fellow

Music.”

of of

(AP)—A

at

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was also an amateur song writer—

cess. Some translations

Me.

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THE SAN JUAN STAR

— ~ Menday, April 18, 1960

African SaysP.R. Can Teach

SHIPPING SCHEDULES SHIP /

His Country A Great Deal UNITED NATIONS (AP) — _ An African official says his countrymen can learn a great deal from Puerto Rico in the field of community development

“TI Rico,

in British Somaliland, made the statement after visiting in Puerto Rico and Jamaica. He was one of a group of 14 African economists who took part in a training program here civil

servants

the U.N. -program.

conducted

technical

since the police initiated their ‘all-out effort against traffic vio-

lators last Thursday. ~~~

was

struck

the

evening

before on the Catafio-Bayamon road by a car driven by Antonio Reabing Ortiz. Police said that the car struck the boy as it veered

to the left side of the road.

He became the 110th fatality of the year. Police

reported

that

traffic

a total

of

2,500 to 3,000 tickets for traffic violations have been issued on the island since the beginning of safety campaign.

Of these, 25 per

cent have been issued for offenses such

as

drunken

driving,

without a license, ving, and speeding.

driving

reckless dri-

2 Men, Woman Hurt In Head-On Crash Loiza

St.

Juan

Ferrer

Cordero,

56

Aponte

St.,

34,

of 1215

Ponce

the

drivers,

juries.

and de

suffered

Gloria

38,

Jose

of

in

a

hospital

yester-

day from multiple injuries suffered- in’ a car crash. Gene Vincent, 25, another rock ‘n’ roll singer, suffered stomach

and head injuries but was said to’ be in fair condition. “"They

taking

were

them

riding

in

to London

projects

migh

Italian the

a

taxi

Airport

to catch a plane for Los Angeles.

The taxi skidded out-of control.

Dominican

be

started

Somaliland, Arab

Panama, Guantanamo, East Coast ports

MS.T.E£., ‘Transamerican SS Co.

Venezuela,

Royal

USS

Dutch

&

German

ports

N.Y.,

CITY

Bermuda

Jacksonville,

“CLAIBORNE

Mobile,

N.

in

can

said

Cc

VENUS

C.

ELIZABETH

N.Y.

N.Y.

Ponce,

Orleans

ALCOA

155.

be

viewed

pointed

Undoubtedly

by

SHIRLEY

Republic.

to

to

accept

refusal

an

this.

as

open.

EMILIA

Phil. &

his

refused

to

Bremen,

(Continued

from

Baltimore

The

by San Juan

saw a flash, plete image

1)

said

they

then saw the comof the virgin. She

told them, they said, that she would return on Good Friday to perform a miracle. The children told their mother, who returned to the scene and also saw

the

Virgin.

The word of their vision spread throughout the town and on Good Friday hundreds were pre-

sent

in

the

children

old

ruins.

claimed

they

Three saw

Gov-

Friday,

after

7

p.m.,

some

some

the

saw

it, some

“Saturday it,” he said, 600.” He

reafirm

said

didn’t.

night, when “there were

on

Saturday

I saw 500 to he

MIRA! ST. Everything

Brushes,

in

Madras

ame

Women.

Pipes,

Luxury

Taxes

At

PATIO

Complete

THOMAS,

Men’s

Shop

VIRGIN

Cashmere

English

Sweaters,

Woolens

ISLANDS Church

Casual

Shoes, Kent

Sportswear for

i

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY Partner wanted (working partner preferred) for long established art and gift business, strategically

located

in

branches.

old San Juan. Recently opened two Needs capital for more profitable ex-

plotation.

Minimum

went

to the ruins about 8:30 p.m. The

Luxuries Without

THE

100

to 200 persons saw the vision. Another published report said

theories.

Most

the

vision again. The boy, Victor, said the Virgin scolded him for being. bad. His sister said she saw the Virgin. A young paralytic boy said the Virgin promised to cure him. Mayor Tirado said that Good

would

required $60,000. write

For more information to:

‘Box 527, San Juan, or call 2-5884

N.

Waterman

Frutera Campo Bello

C.

Trujillo

Nieves

from

N.

after 8:00 P.M.

saw

M.S.T.S., TransAmerican SS Co. Alcoa SS Co.

Lykes

19

Carib.

Hamburg American, Waterman

19

Ponce, N.Y.

ports Dom.

Ponce,

Shipping

where

what

the

Virgin

the

seemed

vision

like

a

was about 24 belief is that Milagrosa.”

He said people were still seeing the image last, night. Mayor Tirado characterized himself as Catholic “in my own way.”

Asked

ligious Mayor

he

if

he

replied: Tirado

Rep.,

Mayaguez,

has

was

very in

Imbert

Line

Bull

Lines

Bull

Lines

t Administration)

~ CASTRO (Continued from Page 1) Sierra Maestra, where Castro launched his own revolutionary movement, It appeared Castro had lost

prestige

by

failing

round up Beaton’s another insurgent

quarters

suspect

raise

a

charge

rests

supporting

of

the

te

quickly

band and unit. Some

Castro

may

outside

inte-

rebels.

re-

fice since 1956. “T believe seeing is believing,”

of-

he

“Yes.” been

Line,

Balt.

and E

C

dress. The image inches high. My is

Orleans

Horn

fluorescent light,” he said. ““‘Then I saw the Virgin, in a blue, shiny

it

Hnos.

Lines

Mayaguez, Ponce, American & Gulf ports

the small altar had appeared.

“I

Co.

Martinique

19 STAR

SS

Bull

ruins were crowded with people and he stood 40 feet away from

Page

children

Ponce, Orleans

Phil.,

in the ruins of an old Spanish house.

Mayacuez, Mobile,

Mobile,

Antwerp

Atlantic

Trujillo

Orleans

APPARITION

matter of whether or not Mufoz would. accept a_ stripped-down version of the bill if his political opponents could charge Congress deliberately

compiled

Pan

Cc.

Hambure

N.Y,

(Information

Jackson-

N.Y.

Alcoa

ports

BEATRICE

another

is

Gulf

Hamburg,

Marin’s ‘‘comfederal-insular question

. Dieppe,

LYKES

Netherlands,

Trading

M.S.T.S.

ee

N.Y. N.

KRESELD

indicate

some

ernor Luis Mufoz pact” theory of relations,

ROAMER

S.J.

Ponce

N.Y.

British

Freight

Mayaguez, Ponce, St. Croix, Balt., N.Y.

Trujillo

Mobile,

Tunisia ,FORT DESAIX

N.Y.

—

TRANSBORINQUEN

congressional ‘‘intent’® or perhaps acquiescence to the conditions as stated. Indications are that the subcommittee will eliminate the preamble if it decides to adpot HJRes

Baitimore,

SIX SHELLINES

Headache

be

RUNNER

ports

Guantanamo, Carfa] Zone ville,

ALCOA

Tropic Lines

RANDALL

AZALEA

Both the preamble and referendum were seen as handing lawmakers the same headache as the Fernos-Murray bill. They. touch upon issues Congress is apparently unwilling to tackle at this time. - While the preamble of a bill amounts to little im terms of an actual law enacted by Congress, lawmakers are leery of such le gislative window | dressing. Acceptance

Thomas

Columbia

(Continued from Page 1) junior version of the headline making Fernos-Murray bill. The preamble insists that the proposed amendment to the Puerto Rico Federal Relations. Act is offered “in- accordance with the terms of compact’? governing the Commonwealth. Furthermore, _ the measure takes effect only if approved by the people of Puerto Rico. Same

Line

Lighteraze

TRANSCARIBBEAN

various

-Togoland,

United

The

- Sugar

cndjer

St.

SETBACK

r

OPERATOR AGENTS

BERNICE TROPIC STAR TMT LLOYD

projects in Puerto Rico and Jamaica with the idea that simi-

Ramos,

BATH, England (AP) — Eddie Coehran, one of North America’s popular rock ‘n’ roll sin-

To

7

RODENBECK

understands

inspected

in-

Crash Injuries Fatal died:

of

plann-

Ave.,

minor

45, of 23 Aponte St., Santurce, @ passenger in’ Ferrer’s vehicle, suffered a broken leg. All were taken to Santurce Municipal Hospital.

gers,

field

Vega,

Leon

Guadalupe

Rico

group

Also

Three people were injured jast night in a head-on crash of two cars at De Diego Ave. and

8.3.

Africans.” The

10-year-:

old Rafael Sanchez Reyes of Caiano, who died Friday night as a result of injuries sustained he

by

and

The lieutenant told the STAR

when

Puerto

Somaliland,

that only one highway fatality has occurred in the Metropolitan area

was

the

was very much impressed the techniques used there,

in

bya,

accidents.

fatality

in

their homelands. The officials came from Ethiopia, Ghana, Guinea, Liberia, Li-

wide police crackdown on driving offenses has already resulted in a marked decrease in fatal

lone

especially

as something worth his consideration could also be appreciated

lar

Lt. Galo Segarra of the Traffic Division, Puerto Rico Police, said last night that the island-

‘The

er)

eee

that Africans

to inspire and mobilize community spirit,’ and I am sure that what the campésino (rural work-

by

assistance

Police Claim Drive Checks Traffic Deaths traffic

“I

CROWN

a

Republic

community development ing,” he said. by

ARRIVAL 8.3. APRIL

CRISTAL

have a lot to learn from Puerto

planning. Mahmound Abdi Arraleh, assistant secretary for development

for

am. -certain

21

said.

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, April 18, 1960

22

Major League Stars.

BB ROUNDUP

Look For Comebacks

hit

By JACK CLARY NEW YORK (AP)—There is a fistful of top-ranked jor League ball players whose chief aim in the 1960 season is improving over 1959. This is not a Spring takeresolutions

routine for in most

cases

in

are

other

fine

hitters

veland, Bob Friend of Pittsburgh and Robin Roberts of Philadelphia are trying to scramble back up

the ladder

to the

top of their

professions. Has Tough Job Red Schoendient of the Milwaukee Braves has probably the

most

difficult

task

of

all.

I love

it.”

Williams,

who

ican

League's

1958

with

dived

10

328

.254 home

batted

in.

plagued

with

the

batting

a

to

only

won

Amer-

crown

average,

last

year,

runs

and

sore

nose-

getting 43

However, a

in

runs

he

was

neck

that

&@ pinch However,

the son

hitter. he has

been

through

entire spring training seawith the Sox—rare for him

—and

manager

Billy

Jurges

has

adjusted his plans so that the 40-year old thumper will be a full-timer.

barring

injury

in

left

field. Fit

Musial troubles

This

also a

year

had

Year

conditioning ago.

However,

with

Milwaukee

a double

af-

loaded

the

had

...a he

felt

in

getting

thinking

he

put

too

Record Trial Lap times

ready

camp and it as his .255 proved.

at

the

faith

Cards’

never worked out, batting average

Phillies.

Center

Cards Lose Los Angeles

fiel-

also

(Continued From Haywood Sullivan cher.

Again Dodgers

Page) 1 cat-

championship A

crowd

watch

at Comiskey

of 30,000

40

year

old

Early