The San Juan Star (20 abr. 1960)

he nd

DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY Vol.

I

San Juan, Feertp. Rico, Wednesday, April 20, i760

No. 144

Second-class postage at San Juan. Puerte

paid Bico

Tel. 3-8400

81 Killed In So. Korea: artial

Law Imposed Uprisings

Jt

Castro Likens

Protest

U.S. Policy To Fascist

Rhee Rule

Tactics

By

HAROLD

K.

By

MILKS

and

the

policies

of

Hitler

and

US. Hits Back On Press Gag WASHINGTON

State

(AP)

—

Department

he

denying

a charge

premier

that

The

smacks

of

by

U.S.

the fas-

cism,

“If comparisons must be made,” a

Department

spokesman

said,

“one of the principal trademarks of a dictatorship such as that of Hitler and Mussolini was amuzzling

of

a

free

press.

“It is difficult to understand how Premier Castro can make such references when 95 per cent

of the

(See

HITS

Cuban

press

BACK,

is under

Page

is

not

seeking

semiofficial

policy

Hitler-Mussolini

leader}

° :

an

interview

either with President Eisenhower or Secretary of State Christian A. Herter. Castro’s views as printed in the

pointed right back at Fidel CasCuban

revolutionary

20)

newspaper

The

W. MALDONADO

Education: in should be based

Puerto on “the

Rico image

of the Puerto Rican man,” according to a report submitted yesterday to the Commonwealth House

of

Representatives

the House. Committee cation. The report, signed Aguedo

Mojica

by

on

Edu-

by

Rep.

Marrero,

presi-

dent of the committee on education, affirms that before the

Boy, 14, Riding Bike 112th Traffic Death 112th traffic fatality for the year yesterday. He was killed at the intersection of 65th Infantry

Road

and

Isla

Verde

Carolina. Jesus Marrero

Rodriguez,

son’ of Mr, and.|Mrs. rrero Ledesma,

‘Road

Jesus

Revolu-

of 663 Monserra-

\(See TRAFFIC,

Page

20)

States,

seeking

to

and

urged

him

to

face

ing advantage of every opportunity to create confusion. And if there

rushed

is

anyone

ment

in

who

the

U.

thinks

S.

defeat

by

and

and

not

an

owe. “an

to

of

the

last analysis,

it our

our

The report lists a series of “fundamentals” necessary ta a

?

Spo-

erupting.

out

of

March

re-elected Rhee “George Wash-

are

under

martial

law,

and the capital for a time seemed

situation is ours.”

(See ‘IMAGE,’ Page 20

growing

Kwangju

personality and our situation: both are peculiar to us, and our future will be as promising as In

police.

ington” and_ first — president. Seoul, Pusan, Taegu, Taejon and

cul-

ourselves,”

some

still was

15 polling which —this country’s

CHAPEAU LINE—Gals from the chorus line join up for a chapeau line during respite for their show routines at Their gaudy bonnets were Las Vegas, Nevada, hotel. brought out by a feeling of spring in the desert air. {AP Photo.)

Sanchez Hidalgo Asks Study Of WIPR-TV Programming

almost in a state of anarchy. Censorship was imposed on Ko-

rean

newspapers.

Demonstrators,

Late Case:

(AP)

Clifford

ney.”

Democrat

report on the programming licy for weekends.

all criticisms of the department in a constructive way. If our study and investigations reveal

po-

“J want to study the situation presented in the editorial appearing in the STAR concerning WIPR-TV,”

Secretary—Efain

San-

ry

said,- ‘is

sideration

to

as

take

soon

Secretainto

as

con-

possible

any mistake wewill take steps to remedy it to avoid repetition in

the

future.”

chez Hidalgo said. Under’ the heading ‘of “Lost Weekend,” the STAR Apr: 18

‘Leopoldo Santiago Lavandero, WIPR-TV program manager, declined to comment yesterday.

editorial

criticized the educatio-

Station

administrator

nal

programming

Marquez

could not be reached.

TV’s

the

Eas-

Delgado

— Republican

Case

nation in New yesterday. He

position,’ . the

im22)

Renominated

NEWARK

ter weekend as a “waste of time and money. Taxpayer’s mo“Our

with

aftér Page

News

The Secretary of Education announced yesterday that he has requested Rafael Delgado Marquez, administrator of the government — owned. educational station, WIPR-TV, to submit a

i

armed

rifles, roamed about (See SOUTH KOREA,

Sen.

amorphous

awareness

including

protests

horde we owe it to ourselves, by the laws of nature, to preserve ourselves in our own being, developing and refining through the roads our own personality leads ais,” the report: states. .continues,

troops

Martial Law —-meaning military rule under wartime conditions—was invoked to meet a swelling tidal wave of public

ture, is nevertheless an entity onto. itself, “By virtue of our being a people,

of

in

radic violence

.

language

army

truckloads

ed,

It points out that Puerto Rico, tied to, the U.S. economically and socially, and tied to Latin America

of

in Seoul reported 81 persons killed and more thani300 wound-

mani

“image” can be “integrated,” Puerto Rico must discover- for itself what it means to be Ha Rican.”

into a tense, land, cowed by the guns

from the north. 81 Killed Newspapers checking hospitals

Castro then was asked to explain the insistence by Cuban .revolutionary leaders that ‘‘antiCommunism is counterrevolution(See CASTRO, Page 20)

Puerto

of crackling gunfire deserted no-man’s into a jittery quiet

Govern-

he can

the Cuban revolution in this ner, he is mistaken.’

ness.

14,

United

tactics

in the clarity of that double aware-

Ma-

—

up to popular grievances. Midnight found this capital transformed from a _ battlefield

“We

A i4year-old boy became the

(AP)

cion were based on what was described as a clarifying interview with~_CBS ' correspondent Richard Bate. Castro said: - “I wish for improved relations with the United States but I think that the U. S. Government is tak-

As Aim Of Education A.

CHIN

help bring order oyt of chaos, delivered a virtual .rebuke to Rhee for his strong-arm election

PR ‘Image’ Advocated By

S.

Korea

Tough President Syngman Rhee’s beleaguered government clamped wartime martial law on five Korean cities last night after a bloody day of near revolution.

said he desires improved relations with the United States but that

yesterday

tro_in

Mussolini. The Cuban

C.

SEOUL,

HAVANA (P—Prime Minister Fidel Castro said yesterday he thinks there is ‘‘some similarity’ between United States Government policy

|

-~won

renomi-

Jersey’s Primary will run against

Thorn

Lord

in

De-

cember.

Airliner BOGOTA airliner

Burns (AP)—A

burned

on

Colombian landing

yes-

terday after a flight frem: Miami. There was no immediate report on casualties.

Davis NEW

ocrat

Ahead ORLEANS.

Jimmie

a commanding

In

Davis lead

La.

(AP)—Dem-

went last

early returns in the governorship race.

night

inte’ on

Louisiana

THE

AFL-CIO By HAROLD

Heads

Marcano,

and

powerful

eration,

head

leader

Juan

Election

After

Pe-

Republicans

Commonwealth cus tomorrow Charles Tulia

By in

Senate will cauto approve Sen. as acting floor

the

seen

as

Popular

deal

with

censure.

a

Party

him.

shunned by upper house.

to

terday

that

had

bloc

apartments

Sunday

his the

$150 The his

reported

watch bu ia

and $125 in stole $161.

appertment,

Podriatrist FOOT

Crossman

-

of

years 1419

Stop 21

in on

assembly

fund after

a nominat-

said.

Woman,

The body of an unidentified woman, about 40, was found yesterday afternoon on _ the grounds

of

Suiza

Dairy

in

Ha-

to Rey. The woman, according to police had suffered injuries and lacerations and detectives she

may

be

a

murder

was

found

by

Antonio

cash from

Ramirez Castro, of 339 Prudencio Rivera Martinez Street, Ha-

said.

to

DON’T

MISS

THE For

hotel

ISLANDS

TROPICAL and

guest

PARADISE house

room

reservations in St. Thomas, St. Croix, St. John and Tortola call: RUSSELL ISLAND TOURS San Jwan 3-1317

WATCH

on

hesitation,

cnet

ented

the

heels

of

the

Perez view

the

UTM

his

followers

-

Roa

the

decided

annual assembly is one of the charges filed by a UDEM dissident group in their injunction petition

recently

filed

in

Fe

deral District Court. The hearing to show cause why the injunction should not be granted will be held before Federal judge Clemente Ruiz Nazario this Friday. The opposition to Berrios within the UDEM, a union composed of some 750 waterfront

Luis

yesterday's

shipment

would

be

imported

Fernando

elerks

by

and

Ball

Marin,

The

checkers,

Lines

is

headed

checker

Anibal

Munoz,

lived

insurgent

group

also

picket

had been embezzied ranking official.

line.

treasurer of

by

a

high-

Guillermo

Maria

Cid

Cristina,

on

a

mitted illegally taking more than of the

union’s

the law was the

funds

passed

sinee

last Septem:

same

assembly

where

Maria Cristina Cid de Davila was arrested yesterday morning

funds, a confession allegedly hand-written by former treasurer Guillermo Cid was read to the audience in which the latter assctmed full blame for the alleged frauds, and cleared president Be-

president

Berrios

report-

Adrian Alexandrino 10

Funeral services will begin at am. today for Adrian Ale-

xandrino who died suddenly Monday night at Pavia Hospital. A retired contractor, he was 78 years old and lived in Tru-

is survived

widow, Leandra children.

Rivera,

by

his

and

six

Interment will be in the old Rio Piedras Cemetery. Funeral arrangements were handled by the Ehret Funeral Home.

'EM GROW Strong and Healthy with

Cheerios

denounced the-supposed of $41,000 in UDEM

of

alleged

any

complicityin

of the

had

not

FORECAST: San Juan and Mayaguez—partiy cloudy with eccasional showers today and tonight; Ponce—partly cloudy today and tonight with a few showers in the vicinity; Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands and coastal waters—partly eloudy with scattered showers anda few thundertoday

and

tonight.

WINDS: Easterly at 12 knots. TEMPERATURES: High

to

3:30

Inter-

p.m.

yesterday

(at

20

84 at

national Airport); low 72. STATESIDE: Boston —: 49, cleudy; New York—53, cloudy; Philadelphia—55, cloudy; Washington, D.C.—57, cloudy; Miami —80, cloudy; Chicago—62, partly cloudy;

Dallas—%76,

Francisco—60,

given

Office

MILLS,

and. Warehouse:

Acress

Pier No.

6 —

INC.

Fdez, Junces Ave. Son

Juon

Telephones 3-1490 ond 2-4945

—Sin-

advised,

in

clear;

partly cloudy.

San

the

in Ciudad

report-

Im other

action,

sals

are

being

the

committee

charges by that repri-

taken

Republic against and families. The

Ecuadorean

Trujillo.

began a study on Dominican refugees

their

committee

by

the~™

relatives

recently

inter-

viewed a number of refugees who expressed fear that reprisals were being taken. «km

CIUDAD TRUJILLO (AP) aad Dominican Republic _diplomatic and consular service members ‘| have been instructed to issue no more visas to priests and nuns

of

foréign nationality

-without

previous investigation. This order, effective

until

charges brought by the military intelligence service

are

cleared

up, stems from a claim that undesirable

aliens

have

been

en-

tering the country dressed . as priests and nuns to engage in terrorist activities. .

Fall From Tree Fatal For Cuevas Resident Jose Carrasquillo Aponte, 26, a resident of Cuevas section, of Trujillo Alto, died . yesterday. morning at Rio Piedras -Municipal: Hospital, ‘as a. result of injuries sustained last Friday,

| when he

he fell 50 feet from tree

had

climbed.

Emergency

Registry

Wednesday All Night Pharmacy Fernandez Juncos 1304 Santurce Tel. 3.5169 Dectors on Night Duiy Metrepolitan Area San Juan — Santurce Rio Piedras — Barrio Obrero Cail Tel. 3-2467 for information and assistance™ Puerto Nuevo — Coparre Terrace. Dr.

Ivan

Banucci

303

Rpto. Metropolitano Tel. 6=

| Professional

is another famous product of

GENERAL

been

asylum

Embassy

the power breakfast the whole family . loves. Rich in proteins ‘and delicious as only toasted oats

CHEERIOS

group

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Inter-American Peace Commit- © tee—deploring the attitude of the. Dominican Republic—yesterday reported failure in its efforts to mediate a dispute between that nation and Ecuador. Ecuador last February asked the five-nation Peace Committee to attempt to settle the dispute, which centered around the fact: that 13 Dominicans had been

M10

can be.

exile

the

irregularities.

WEATHER

showers

Dominican

Dispute On Asylum.

charge of having embezzled union funds in violation of the new Labor-Management Disclosure Act. Chief U.S. Attorney Francisco Gil said that Cid ad-

rrios

last

|

that

To Mend DR-Ecuador

Berrios looting

of the Pavia Hospital last Mar. 14. According to the charge, the accused erased the name of the payee, Clinica Pavia, and substituted the name of her husband, Samuel Davila. Other checks of the welfare fund are also under investigation by San Juan Dist. Atty. Zoilo Duefio Gonzalez. In a public assembly of the UDEM held two weeks ago,

Manuel Bordas

the

in im-

Peace Group Fails

charges the leadership slate with improper use of union funds.

on charges of forging a $1,432 check of the fund drawn in favor

head

_He

“Last week FBI agents arrested

In

cement

edly, that Perez Roa opposed striking. the Rio Haina.

ber.

42.

worked

by

here.

an alleged shortage of $28,a in the welfare fund. He also told union members that some $13,000 in UDEM general funds

$1,000

be

given

agent

Due

brother

should

dicateof Free Dominican Workers— headed the short-

unlead

UDEM

ship

assurances.

steamship

Assembly

Alleged stalling by Berrios and group in calling the union’s

the

reported

and

cement

longshore-

to

of

porter

,

jillo Alto. He

ViRGIN

AMERICA'S

|

his

Rey.

The body was transferred to | Rio Piedras District Hospital, where an autopsy was performed last night

Ave.

Phone 3-8071

initial

union

She

experience

Juncos

time arrest

will be conducted month, the UDEM

a

TREATMENTS

Fernandez

an

secret ballot, the following

believe victim.

Chiropodist

protessional

second

after

for union officers Their election, by

R. ANTONIO P. PEREZ|; 21

came

About 40, Found Dead

burglarloss

the made

Unidentified

morning.

Trachman

fraud-stricken

ing assembly will be held.

head

Listed were

for

week,

the general

Trachman and B.E. both residents of 1152 Ma; lalena St.. Santurce, reported 1. detectives yesterday that ized

his

said yes-

employe of the welfare division. Berrios added a week

Hyman Co-sman.

their

Employes

charges of embezzling union funds. Arrested was Maria Cristina Cid de Davila, a former

Apartment

Burglaries

Dock

by-laws. announcement

police, a

been

in

the

that

union His

to

before

Julia

LIDIN

union probably will hold a general assembly “before April 30” to consider amendments to the

force

members

Even

Sen.

Two

move

J.

Union, UDEM-AFL-CI0,

gel Garcia Mendez. who left last week for an extended rest in Europe. Sen. Julia was..recently censured by the Senate for his letter to the Baltimore Sun. The letter criticized the censure of President Eisenhower by the Senate and referred to the Popular Democratic Party members in the Senate as “rubber stamps.” Selection as Julia’as floor leadwas

of

came

Follow

HAROLD

president

leader during the absence of the party president, Sen. Miguel An-

er

some

on the scene and the Rio Haina.

Rafael Berrios, the beleaguered

the

April 20, 1960

men brought to work the ship crossed the picketline when UTM President Jyan Perez Roa appeared

Early UDEM

—

Substitute Leader Statehood

To

Wednesday,

yesterday to picket the freighter Rio Haina, a Dominican vessel-carrying 32,000 bags of cement.

state fed-

regime.

To Pick Julia As

—

withdrawal of Dominican exiles from the gates of pier 13, in San Juan, where they had-bunched at' 6:30 a.m.

rez Roa, president of the Dock Workers Union, (UTMyesterday jointly pledged this economic AFL-CIO), “direct action” as a means of weakening the Trujillo

Senate Republicans

STAR

Their announcement

of the AFL-CIO

longshoreman

JUAN

Here Map D.R. Boycott

J. LIDIN

Top AFL-CIO union officials announced yesterday that a boycott here against Dominican shipping will begin “in the near future.”

Hipolito

SAN

Ambulance

Step 30 —

Tel. 6-0262

|

Hete

or 6-2222

Rey

Ext. 20

impossible to lecete your M.D. in emergency the Medicel

coll 3-2467 and Associstion wil]

.

, THE SAN

JUAN

STAR — Wednesday, April 20, 1960

Agriculture Department Urges Congress To Reject F-M Bill By

WALTER

STAR

Bureau

WASHINGTON — The Department of Agriculture has lashed

into the Fernos-Murray bill urged Congress to reject it. Without

using

the

Acting

Secretary

of

Department

the

warned grab bean

against

of 12,384 National

exact

True of

the

and

words,

D.

A

the bill under which the Common -|have recommendations wealth could pay for and assume eral policy questions”

PRIEST

Washingion

Argument Spectator Dies Of Stray Shot

Morse,

Agriculture,

potential

land

acres of the Forest.

Carib-

Federal minated

functions should or ‘ ‘adequately

ed.”

be -eliexplain-

future tions,

The department said that it should be “free of prior commitments if ‘Puerto Rican statehood should “materialize at some future time.” departmen t} ‘“‘voluntary”

The views of the were contained in a

The department also warned report té-the Senate House Inteagainst- the pessible transfer of} rior Committees. Submission - of

.Puerto - Rico-Federa] relabut that it ‘recommends

against The lands

on “‘genregarding

passage’’ of the bill. report emphasized ’ that administered

by

forest

ser-

vices “should not be transferred to the Commonwealth.”’ The acres in question amount to over one

half of Forest.

the

Caribbean

National

the voluntary as significant

functions of forest service and tropical research centers, agricul-

it means that the rately asked the

ture

present its comments without - the dealing with quantitative and formal request of Congress. | gualitative limitations and_ tariffs The department said it did not on Puerto Rican imports.

ment

research

service

and

experi-

stations.

Morse

said

that

the section

of

agency delibeopportunity to

The

agency

tensive

also

asked

clarification

for

of

man,

shot

Gaviota

while

St.,

Santurce.

charged before. Calderon of San

in Santurce Municipal Hospital from the bullet wound. . The man who police say shot

tion Court. Ramos was shot 9:30 p.m. Detective

him

was

gracia

gree

murder

charged and

with illegal

de-

posses-

shooting

was

Nemesic

Gonzalez,

49,

Ramos.

and

first

ion of a firearm $11,000 bail. Victim of the

held

guing

in

front

said with

of

group

Ramos’

was

Monday at Ramon Deo-

Fernandez a

He

Judge Ricardo Juan I[nvestiga-

of

home,

while

ar-

youths

in

brandish-

~

ed a revolver and fired one shot, which

of 5480 Aponte St., Santurce. Held as his assailant is Juan Fernandez Beltran, 36, of 56

Transfer would establish ‘‘precedent’’ with respect to the nationwide forest system, the report warned.

Federal programs to Commonwealth _control—particularly the

statement was seen by observers, since

Santurce

watching an argument in front of his own home, died yesterday

Ramos

hit

was

argument,

hasn’t

been

Ramos

in

the

not

involved

police

said.

groin.

in

The

the gun

found.

.ofn business

in Puerto Rico?

ex-

sections

Rotarians Treated To Orations

Youths Speak On Delinquency By BOB BONE Members of the San Juan Rotary Club were treated to two fiery orations at their regular

luncheon

meeting

yesterday.

The words, delivered on _ the juvenile delinquency problem, had

the ring of truth: They were delivered by two outstanding high school seniors, both of whom had used the same speeciies recently

to

win

‘first.

prize

in

the .two

elasses of competition in Rotary’s Seventh

Annual

English

Oratorical

John

Falzarano,

High

School

Contest. 16,

of

Fajardo

on to say that sibility

of

it was

the fespon-

others

‘‘to

direct. the

energy

or vitality of a

youngster

to

doing

control

good

and

and

use-

ful things.” Esteves, a Type dents who- had

B winner (stuonce gone to

English-speaking schools), asked: “Youth is getting attention from the police courts, but_is it getting any

attention

from

the

home?”’

He said that pérsons can give them “‘part, of what they seek— friendship,

understanding,

and

se-

curity.” He went on to place the burden on the family and the necessity of love an affection in the home.in

order

to combat

juve-|

#

nile delinquency. Second and third prize winners in the Type A contest were Carlos Lizardi Sola of Agustin Stahl High

Echool

Victor ciso

M-.

at

Bayamon,

Rodriguez

Rabell

of

Cabrero -High

at San Sebastian.

ESET TE

School

Academia

San Jose in Guaynabo,

dents

and

Borton

Tony

of

Colegio

in

FA

San

ZARANO

German.

Second

and

third prizes were

$75 and $50 res-

pectively.

than

More

participated

10,000

directly

in

stu-

the

San contests.

Mrs. Laura Van Nofe

Jose Verdejo

Friends of Mrs. Laura Acker Van Note were received at the Ehret Funeral Home last night following her death on Monday. She was 84 years old.

ra Terrace, died yesterday noon after a short illness. He was 75

a

Van Note, who

resident past

of

eight

has been

Puerto years,

Rico is

for

a native.

Jose years

Verdejo,

of KG2B

Capar-

old.

Surviving are mentina Santos,

his and_

wife Cleseveral

children. The

funeral

will

leave

the

and Jose Ernesto Esteves, 20, of Caguas, along with lower-prize of Pottsville, Penn. She lived in home today at 2 p.m. for the U.S. winners accepted their checks for Santurce at 58 Taft. St. National Cemetery. $100 and certificates for the contest. They were presented by Harwood Hull, chairman of the conJOHANNESBURG, South. Afritest committee, and H. W. Long, Rooms for ‘ea (AP) — A, scheduled weekpresident of the club. long strike byNegroes against Falzarano, who was first prize CARNIVAL winner in the Type A (Spanish- the white government’s rigid ralanguage school) competition, told cial laws failed to meet its first: Rotarians at the Caribe Hilton that real test yesterday. It fizzled unIn the juvenile delinquency problem der the watchful eyes of white police, troops and civilian mili“is not the teenager, but (rather) ST. THOMAS his uncontrolled energy.’”” He went tia, backed by armored cars.

So. Africa Strike Fizzles

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-

Place and show in the Type B competition were Jean. McNab of

the

LOT

Nar-

Jose

Mrs.

JOSE ERNESTO ESTEVES

and

the

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, April 20, 1966

When A Bopping Gang Goes Social This tion

is

of

the

thirteenth

“Island

in

the

installment

In today’s section, the author Conservatives, a teen-age gang in given up street fighting. “Istand (“From copyright Mifflin Ce.,

in 1957

in

The

STAR’s

serializa-

City.”

the

begins a discussion of Spanish Harlem which

Dan by 1959. 1960 by

Wakefield.

City” 1958,

By DAN

Dan

published

by

The has

Houghton

all

up

rounded

and

guys

always half kids the into trouble, and them to embrace

inert and

and the boys lay yawn the cross of a muscle. stret¢ hed

Between a plumbing and heatstore and the Veting supply upper on Grill and Bar eran

First

Avenue

is a boarded

painted

black

store-

covered

and

with silver prints of hands. There is no other mark of identificaswings door the unless tion, open and the — sign that says “Members Only” stares with its high silver letters at the street. Any passer-by from the neighborhood knows that the sign,

though not

not

inviting,

menacing.

house.

the

is

This

home.

is

and

at

least

the

club-

the

hope,

of a teen-age gang that has given up fighting and “gone social” in a world of poverty and violence. They call themselves The Conservatives. In another neighborhood, The Conservatives might be the name of a political club. It would never be the name of a political

club

in

the

precinets

the east side is not because to have some

ledge

that

that

cover

of Harlem. This its citizens seem instinctive know-

gives

everything

its

proper name in the most profound sense. The names of political clubs are names like Ca-

ribe

Club

and

Miami

Club

—

names that have no relation to the neighborhood except by a large extension of imagination; names that are not about the place itself, and are therefore appropriate to its politics.

Gave

Up

Fighting

The name of that gives up

course

The

a

teen-age gang fighting is of

Conservatives;

is

what

the

is

about

preservation

a

issue

neighborhood

tion

of

that

violence.

began

when

began home

is

of

has

The

the

that

about.

It

life

on

in

a tradi-

tradition

neighborhood

from

strangers

who

speak

Russian and strangers who

Speak Speak

Italian to strangers who Spanish, from generation

to

generation.

only

a

lence

part

that

hungry

gangs

are

that

larger

vio-

men

are

angry,

people

where and

seen

as

neighbors

of a different

language as where the

junkies cry money can are

The

lives

and

Jook upon color or vaders:

of

for a fix buy, and colonial

enemy bodies

that the troops

inof

only cops of

an

unsympathetic government. The cops in this neighborhood are not looked upon by its people as protectors of life to whom

treuble. enemies

you

rum

in

‘time

sorry

and

he

and even dangerous. More than once a kid who was yelled at to halt by a cop has been shot down when he didn’t

it with

and

the

steady

a

course the

in

tion

with

New “the

York that would human factor”

training.

As

instances

when

City

in

worst

emphasize in police

many

of

the

people

of the

meet

neighborhood

Martinez,

old

who

of

Rather they are the you run away from —

boy

shot

and

by Detective Philip Dennehy on September 15, 1955, while being pursued as a rape suspect. Suspect Martinez failed to when Dennehy yelled for

to halt. Dennehy was proved later Martinez suspected

lowering

to

into

the

hold

to

the

expert

neizhborhood

discussions,

would

which

improve

the

police

after

all, the

tain

discipline

pointed

they

the

had

and a

peo-

boys

it turns with

a

out

out.

that

Harlem—not

One

small

a

dice

game

on

the

West

churches of all out East Harlem

“IT

faiths throughto lead a black-

robed protesta parade in front of the 23rd Precinct station on

East

104th

Street,

Miranda

refused

to

ran

because

he

$2 bribe him.

to Rubenfeld to release

On January 4, 1956, killedat 101st Street Avenue.

Committee

The

Protestant

Parish

January

1956,

.12,

a

a boy was and First

Christian

of the

give

East

Action

Harlem

reported that

as

on

a result

of that death, between thirty and forty young boys from the neighborhood

were

police,

taken

station,

and

in

attempts Ask

rounded

up

by

the

to the 23rd Precinct

beaten

and

tortured

to get confessions. For Meeting

It was after this last incident, which

involved

many

boys

who

were members or friends of the Parish, that its ministers asked

for and got a meeting with Mayor Wagner on January 18, 1956, to discuss police brutality in' the neighborhood. Norman Eddy said

at

the

meeting

that

the

God—don’t

you

it because

he was

Five

children,

feel

toward

the

police. The Mayor asked why they felt this bitterness. Norman Eddy cited the case of Georgie

Martinez

and

others

like

it, and

the last incident in which ny of the kids had been

so mabeaten

up at the precinct station. He introduced a boy named Papo De-

was

With

the

Satime, with

a cop and said, ‘That’s him,’ and they took me in. They tried to get me to sign a confession. They hit me with the sticks, you know, till after a while I swear I began

to wonder ly

did

boss

myself whether

it.

Finally

down

and

they

he

I realgot

swore

my

I was

working during pened and that

the time was the

it hapend of

it.

kept

boss

Except

long

they

time

to

my

question

him,

a

and

when I got out I lost my job.” . In

time

of

terror

a citizen

of

East Harlem thinks twice before calling the police. And yet there are

many

needed.

of a

times

The

when

strains

police

and

neighborhood

are

tensions

constantly

changing in population, with new groups and old groups of different races and nationalities looking

toward one another in fear, are Powerful and always present. They are sometimes crystallized in scenes of violence and anguish,

like one that took place late one night in July of 1957, on Avenue and 102nd Street.

“Night Scene A

bearded

bum

an open truck, passed, looked

lay

First

more

— in

and two men in, and walked

a short way down the block. They

stopped, lit

a

looked

cigarette

hack, and

and

moved

one back

into the shadows of the tenements, watching both ways. The other, shorter man had returned to the truck. He jerked open the door, jerked out the bum, and

dragged

him

quickly

up

cases

A

was

cover. killed

anytime.

who’s

You

hire

about

a

kid

it

sure nobody

afterward

you

A

mother

who

lives

in

the

neighborhood agreed, and added, “Yes, there are times when you

man

said, on.” and

see a car pull up, and they push out a girl all beat up and- her elothes torn. After a while you

get

used

The

seeing you

you

learn

thing

this

to

thing

anything.’

No

were

or

what

didn’t

see

the neigh-

of

polio

have

had

_Department of reported yester-

Department.

been

ses

bring

ses

registered

under

the

The

¢a-

observation.

across

total

in

of

polio

Puerto

ca-

Rico

sinee the beginning of the to 54. He stressed, however,

it—violence.

learn,

the

first

is, ‘I didn’t

matter

see

where

you

happened,

you

anything.”

(Te

Be

Contimued)

year that

vices during last week end, aeeording to Dr. Luis E. Mainardi,

of the reau. Salk

tered in

Contagious vaccine

Diseases

is being

at all public

the

given

island,

to

adminis-

Units

preference

being

children

under

years of age, although requesting vaccination

eeiving

five

all those are re-

it.

BWIA Announces

Special Excursion Rates To Antigua

tals. Of

roundtrip

from

00

entitled

the

ed, twh

five

new

were

cases

report-

in Ponce,

one in

San Juan, one in Coamo in

Juana

Diaz.

There

three cases at the pital

in

Ponce

and one are

still

District Hos-

pending

confir-

mation.

The Public Health Unit in Ponce continued vaccination ser-

Bu-

Health

this does not mean there are that many “acute” cases right now. He said at present, there are “ten or eleven acute” eases and the rest are convalescing or in the rehabilitation phase. The acute eases, he said, are divided between the San Juan and the Ponce District Hospi-

British West has announced of a new low Antigua. The with

Indies Airways the introduction excursion fare to new price for a San

Juan

is

$45.

stopovers

at

St. Thomas and St. Kitts. This new

fare

represents

a saving

$23.40 from the normal Passengers may use the

of

fare. daily

jet-prop Viscounts to Antigua and come back ‘island-hopping’,

the

company

said.

Agricultural Meeting

Program For Better Pianned For Friday U.S.-Canadian Ties

Approved By tke AUGUSTA,

asleep

did

stuff

give him an overdose and that does it. They call it suicide.”

Dr. Rafael Timothee, head of the bureau, said these five ca-

experience

with

my

They

white!”

explained

Commonwealth Health, it was

Sticks

working

know?

that

stuff.

it’s just got mere under You can still geta guy

knows

it—he Oh

all

if you want to make

the

been confirmed by the _Bureau ei Communicable Diseases of the

who

nitation Department at the and somebody came along

Mayor

perhaps did not fully realize the bitterness that the people in East Harlem, from grandmothers to

young

Hit

do

think

gang

Five More Cases Of Polio

East

on a murder

his

to

anything.

People

the

high and you promise him a fix. For a fix, he’ll do anything. Then

the

at

besides

Health Department Confirms

of the

A young man

need

of San Juan,

dis-

was

hurting

Point.

charge explained this>way:

street

after it was over. According to ministers who gathered from

staring

killing,

guns shooting out of cars and all that, but it’s still really here—

world by parents who came from the narrow and settled streets

imagination

this

didn’t

ses

and, according to police reports, had handed a pistol to a friend

by

violence.

over in the twenties with machine

the

The window slammed shut, the street again was quiet. A young father, born into

to main-

little

“They wasn’t

year for questioning

in

followed

his- head,

day by the

Miranda who also failed to halt when ordered. Miranda had been

with

behind her in the window “Oh for God's sake, come

relations

and

police

greatly altered.

Herminio

head

held

the Mayor’s meeting, Department representa-

came

fellows

named

trip

man with the cigarette. The bum

speak

was picked up later in that same

boy

a

of the 23rd

In 1949 Patrolman Samuel Rubenfeld shot and killed a twentyyear-old

of

are

in the window directly above wrung her hands and shouted,

shot, and it that Georgie life

smash-

reputation for especially methods of brutality.

stop him

his

fol-

face,

boys

was

but

and

arm

a swinging

his

dark,

not.

restored

steps

action

kicking

Despite the many nods toward community protests, action and attitudes do not seem to have

was

the

right

same rapid movement. Windows flung open.in the tenement above and at the sound of the screams and sheuts the short man walked very quickly away, disappearing

eipline was goed for the boys. He cited how hard the discipline is at West Point, and what fine

was innocent of the charge. His reputation

the

began

ple. In one of those meetings the kids were complaining about the rough treatment the cops always gave them, and one of the Police representatives said that

killed

to

man’s

small, dirty pool of blood on the steps. A large, gray-haired woman

between

a sixteen-year-

was

“You even get used to it, man. It don’t get to you unless it’s some right in the family who's. the one that gets hurt. There isn’t as much gang fighting now as there used to be but it still goes on, and so does the regular

him

of two detectives known locally as Mutt and Jeff who have a

hoped

neral of Congressman Vito Marcantonio, was the funeral of

Georgie

adolescent

borhes#

prepped

hammer. The bum sprawled flat on the pavement and the man

the

face

down

short

lowed

of

so

slum

the

conjunc-

College

the doorsteps

against its wall, and hit him in the face very rapidly. The bum

to

pro-

into

to

stop. The largest funeral held in East Harlem, beside the fu-

onte

building,

ing

After Police

ROME EN

E OR. SRAM SUE WORL

to crumble and became a for the poor; it has been

passed

very

sidewalk

of-a

instituted

tives

—“The King of Harlem,” Lorca Garcia Federico

front

was

things,

the

been

slumped

Precint,

sons.’

on

he had

questioning.

mised improvement. He told the group from East Harlem that the Police Academy had recently

in the

to

said

my

all

are

“They

cops,

the

and

as possible

as many

Mayor

how that

face with the city’s governing officials, the distance seems too great to bridge. The Mayor speaks of courses in human relations;

outside

up

lined

all

were

and Diega, whe was cursed and drunk except when they got to running came arms her streched

told in

these

city’s

took them to the Precinct headThe Street. 104th on quarters

guys

up

The

A fifteen-year-old guy had gone te the dance and pulled out a into shooting and. started gun were people Four crowd. the wounded and the cops eame and

the

who

hear

Wakefield.»

WAKEFIELD

Leon, beaten

Ga.

(AP)

—

A

nine-point program to improve troubled US.- Panamanian rela-, tions

in

the

Canal

Zone,

by

pro-

The College of Agronomists of ‘Puerto Rico and the U.S. De-

partment

of

will hold

a conference

eial evening Friday, Apr.

Agriculture

Club

and

so-

starting at 8 p.m. 22 at the Agronom-

ists’ building in Hato Rey. Dr. John Holden, director the

graduate

the

U.S.

school

of

the

of U.S.

viding such things as more jobs and better pay for Panamanians, Department of Agriculture, will on “Opportunities Ofwas approved yesterday by Presi-t Llecture fered by the Graduate School of dent Eisenhower. The program makes no mention, however, of Panama’s de-

ture.’

Department

Chairman

of Agricul-

for this activi-

sire to fly its own flag in the zone beside the stars and stripes

ty is Dr. J. F. Marrero. Recreational activities

as a visible indication of its titular sovereignty. Eisenhower

follow the is open té

has expressed a measure of sympathy for, this. aspiration.

associations and to ernment employes.

lecture. The Members of

will

meeting the two

federal

gov-

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' company’s until mid-F mines “the amount bruary, meant

%

451%

Gen Tel

fell to’ $4,750,000, | share, from $13,10"

. 000 or $1.29 a share, a yéar e@ . lier. was The strike, which clesed tl

~—15

91%

Gen Elec

Earnings cents a

was

5Q%,

Ford

Cer de Pas Ches & Oh Chrysler Sv

47

sale...

11342

East Ko Food Mach

Allied Chem Allis Chal Alumin Ltd Aluminum Co. Amerada Pet Am Airlines Am Can _

Armeur

meeting - yesterday.

Quotations —

— Market

Anacenda

change.

dull.

2's.

slumped sharply because of t copper industry strike, Preside Robert G. Page told the annu

Electronics

bonds

Close

6.15.

Loral

steady

5.77-80 5.92-93

spot

and

were

Lew

Raw sugar B-Bid.

with

Corporate bonds to slightly lower. U.S. government

5.76 5.96

2.98B 3.10 3.17 3.19 3.26B 3.38

compared

was off 54 at 43, and American Telephone off 1 at 94 5s. Dupont was depressed by its

5.8¢ 5.$3

2.97 3.10 3.17 3.19 2.27 3.35

shares

NEW YORK (AP) — Phel Dodge Corp. first quarter pro

1,060,000 Monday, Fairchild Camera fell 81%. Losses were also taken by Anken Chemical, Me-

Bigh

2.98 3.12 3-19 3.26 3.31 3.27

Profits Slip Off Copper

Chrysler was ahead more than a point fer a while on news that it plans te offer a new compact car this fall. The stock closed

May July

May July Sep Oct Mar July

World raws were queied at $3.02 cents a pound F. A. S. Cuba.

| ||

higher.

World svear futures No. 4 closed 5 lower to 1 higher. Sales 352 contracts. High Low Close

was

agreement

te 27 ‘ Lew

42.68 42.68 N-Nominal.

SUGAR

irregular

in the trade

i€

37.40 36.20 35.30

A- Asked;

Kan.

—

futuree closed 47 contracts. High

eC

Sugar Fufures Irregular sugar

shasha-

FUTURES

34.15 Dec 33.45 Mar closed futures “M’ Sales €5 contracts. High 45.15 May 44.58 July 44.45 Sep

Mennin-

Topeka,

industrials

Monday.

May July Sep

Fuerte Rice. From Apr. 25-29, he twit attend a top-management confesence

traded

“B? Sales

expressed plants

30

NEW YORK (AP) — Coffee spet Santes No. 4 ex-deck clesed at 26.75N. Saninclude efferings freight Cost and tes Bourbons 38 at 36.5CA amd 58 35.50A.

While in the States. Moscoso plans fe meet with mainland ininterest

Jones

COFFEE

night on a trip to the for about ten days.

Justrialists

Dow

were off 4.37 at 626.40. Volume totaled 3,080,000 res compared with 3.200.000

Industrialists

Fermento administrator Mescese was scheduled

New

York Stock Exchange fell about $2.500 billion. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks fell 1.00 to 215.10.

Fomento Head To Visit

Mainland

the

on

listed

stocks

ell

of

the

ie

is-

r of d. for } returns received s excludes the

sent

Phelps Dodg

Selling Depresses Mart

Tax Payments Increased By

averages:

Clese 62640 152.98 89.62 206.56

Changes Off 4.37 Off 0.57 Off 0.10 Off 1.08

60%

3%

27 280% 15

PAGE (5).

MISSING | iT

LABLE

By BETTY

KNORR

Little Theater friends, not eock-fight fans, filled the ‘arena

of

Gallo

Monday ing

the

on

Gallera

Canta

Avenida

Norte

night for the open-

type

double ter of

presentation

is

a

first for the Little TheaPuerto Rico.. Never be-

theater

and

has

jostled

climbing. around of the arena to

been

choice.

Many

each other

a_daiquiri party nighter crowd. three

brought

cu-

for

plays,

the

first

“Hello

From

Bertha,” with Diane Lavergne

Sylvia Rosales, and Alice Hart;

“This.

Is

Property

Cendemned,”

- with Luisa M. Franklin and Luis Liciaga, and “The Lady of Larkspur Lotion,” with Virginia Schulttz and Efrain Segarra, all directed by Dr. Arturo Machuca

.Padin, will April 22.

run

through

Friday,

As an added attraction, Marco and Sylvia Rosales, the husband

and wife song writing team of “This Is Puerte Rico” fame, wound really

up gay

the note

‘the

much

ausienhe

more,

that

roaring

for

Vera McKenna, the Theater’s indefatigueable ball, spent arena with

lored

ed

days palm

pennants,

to

look

when

acting

wore

Norry

Little fire

decorating fonds and

the co-

and still manag-

decorative time

dience, she on stage), Bunny George Mr.

Cummings, and

Mrs.

the au-

AdMrs.

Edward

Fleres, James Lennox, Nelida Fuentes, the Ted Schultzes, Bill

Boydston, Peu and were

Dr. the

others

and Mrs. Jaime Jim Blackmans in

the

audience.

LITTLE THE ATER FRIENDS—At lefi, the Ivan Rodriguez’ chat with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Avedon, the Richard Nobles and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tiernay, left to right, during intermission Monday at the opening of the Little Theater ef

Puerto

Rico’s

production

ef

Tennessee

Williams

Chatting during th Rums of Puerto Rico party,

production

is taking place, are Miss Nélida

afterwards

in the Cockpit

Theater,

where

the

five-night

Fuentes, James

Lennox, Luisa M. Franklin, Mrs. Ted Schultz and Vera McKenna, left to right. The latter three women play, stellar roles in the current plays. (STAR photos by Betty Knorr.)

herself

arrived.

Segarra

She

of

the

STAR’s negligee and matching nightie for her role as the “Lady of Larkspur Lotion.” On

hand

Monday

were

jentine,

Mr.

and

Mrs.

Jock

William

A. Waymouth, she was one of the Little Theater founders back in 1931, the Fred Guillermetys, the

Antonio

Torres

(Lillian

Skerrett de Torres) and playwright Myrna Casas, whose own play will be presented during the Puerto Rican Theater Fes tival,

Mr.

and

Mrs.

the Bob ‘Avedons chard: Nobles and

John

Bouret,

with the Rithe Bill Tier-

nays, ‘Heinz Nixdorf, Mrs. Gretchen Q.. Lures and Mrs. Helen K. Snyder.

Miss

Julia

Soto

Cruz,

Marta

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Blem-Stick Medicated

Miracle

Blemish

PARIS —

Stick

At your favorite Drug Store.

one

act plays.

the bleachers | Valentine, president of the Litpick seats of tle Theater here, and Mrs. Va-

shions from home and sipped refreshmenis during the shew. Later Rums ef Puerte Rico gave

The

Moore,

Gates, Miss Pilar Garcia, the Luis Rodriguez,’ Rafael Pont

more,

presented. in Puerto Rico. | Monday’s premiere was a‘cozy, friendly affair: Spectators rubb-

,

Hal

make ,it and kept

im-the-round

their

the

one-act

of

elbows

ler,

three

fore in theater history has a group performed in a cockpit, and, this is the first time that

ed

whimsy on TV musical commercials, songs that didn’t ‘quite

of

plays. The choice of location and

Roedil, the Ivan Rodriguez, Stanley Harts (he in the

William’s

performance

Tennessee

been called the “cleverest and most refreshing” musical skit in town. It’s a hilarious piece of

COLOGNE

—

POWDER

NEW

YORK

LIPSTICK

—

SOAP

THE SAN JUAN

10

STAR — Wednesday, April 20, 1960

Compulsory Military Training Part Of Castro Propaganda once

(Editor's Note: Travelling about Cuba, William L. Ryan spoke ta scores ef Cubans, from t poorest to the richest. He aall

:

things

and

istro

tries

to

L.

his

I rtks

a} alc

streets

of

city at night can see and office workers their leisure hours to

ian

training

part of the propaganda of Fidel Castro's reThe idea is inculcated these men and women that s about to be brutally , that should be they to fight from street to from house to house. the invader — obviously United States. ign en

damaging

possitly many. believe that. But many, including even students from whom Castro receives much backing, are gettjing tired of that. Training is not a voluntary matter. Those who receive orders to train can evoid it only via a medical certilicate some,

Needed yment pment in July mic problems blesome. To

An

Enemy

change in ‘the presented of Cuba when the econobegan to get troustrengthen his do-

nina

of

the to

ave

country, an

foreign. menacing United States was the sible candidate Propaganda

Jent. And belabored spending armament

Cas-

enemy

became

—

one. only

The pos-

more

are

never

has

its

a@ revolution

favor:

the

Elections

were

po-

of

to be

the

serves

amounted

to $121

million

the

poor

management

of

intervened

only

Castro. few things

can

be

said

in

favor

up

to

now.’

volution

a

a

farms.

that

the

re-

shortage

of -the

foreign

ex-

change needed for plumbing supplies and other items. Also, a number of model cooperatives have been organized. Barracks, Schools, Barracks been convertBarracks have ed into schools, as Castro pro-

mised.

But

the

army

than ever before. more barracks.

der

has -

are

some

schools similar

is.

He

schools

tructed

are

bigger to build

being

cons-

small

rural

only one story high to those constructed

the

and un-

previous

dictatorship.

But it is difficult teachers, who are

to find rural poorly paid.

New

hospitals have

tructed,

including

berculosis pride

planned

its

been

one

patients

of

cons-

for

which

tu-

is the

personnel.

Others,

by the old regime,

have

been completed. Roads are being repaired. Publie health is being improved.

Plans though,

are or

being even

held up now, paralyzed be-

contributions

for

thing

seems

certain:

tion of it armament.

is

a good

being

por-

spent

on

AP

MARLOW

News

that

get

Because

along he

vear-old

right

is

de

Gaulle

hes

He has that such

anyone

extent

lized

to

to

niless dent. gland

and

wind

When during

up

being

presi-

he escaped to Enthe Nazi occupation

of France in World War I, his country was. flat on its back. He had no army but by his

to

at

the

here

now

they

May

16

with

Russian_Premier

summit

April

18:h

to

your

edition

regarding

the

television,

I wish

of

Easter

Of

does

have to clear.

talk

about?

producing

abilities.

And

De GAULLE

vision and his faith in the future of France he made himself both symbol of his country un-

TODAY’S

BEST

in

at the sumnot

daunted and a rallying French freedom.

point

for

When he returned to a liberated France, the power he held only

the to

briefly

he

politicans despise.

abandoned

whom But

enough to show in a democratic

it

he was

to

seems long

that he believed government and

chev’s push to get them out of West Berlin. De Gaulle appears’ to want

Britain

and

agreement

the with

to

get

Khrushchev

U.

S.

on

East-West control of ‘weapons shipped to underdeveloped countries in Asia and Africa. Also he seems to want Russia and the West to coordinate their ideas on economic aid to backward

has

Sals.

peoples.

been

cold’

The

United

States

to: both —propo-

and

the

writing.

furthermore,

Last week his foreign minister agreed with the American, British and West German foreign ministers that the West will take a firm stand against the - division of Germany and KhrushPRESIDENT

that

of

of Puerte Rico were given the chances to express their theatrical

Ni-

is

STAR,

weekend

The station of WIPR-TV could easily stimulate more and: better public viewing if the local talents

British Maemil-

It

the

of

men in this country just for a job in TV acting,

Talks Unclear

he want

editorial

to say

mit? What do he and Eisenhower

leadership,

From Poverty To President He is the prime example of a man who can start out pen-

left

before

Paris

Subject

been

and

comes

meet

What

deliberately

role: the leader of a new just-as-great-as-ever France.

he

Eisenhower

response

lan.

explained in the past an air gives him, or

aspiring

that

see

In

directing,

President, behis social and

kita. Khrushchev. and Prime Minister Harold

the

the prestige and authormy he feels are needed for his special

the

haps

VIEW

Sir:

capable waiting

save France from a new chaos of his own making. And it is as head of a France he revita-

able to leok down on people all bis life. But his .air of pride, grandeur, silence and aloofness

are to some created.

much-to

economic thinking. He came out wu: retirement

=

foot-four.

was

ef any American fore or since, in

Analyst

enchmen call him Big Charjie. And he thinks big, too. but not always elong the same lines as his allies. And. since he is also stubborn, he can be a problem for them and they for him’ So, when French President ‘narles de Gaulle comes here Frid f solid weekend of nt Eisenhower, i ) have his mind changed about anything. But, since they are old ends they

pould

he

TV

fourth rate movies you speak of show much lack of TV planning that the people of Puerto Rico are missing. There are many

DeGaulle—Unique Political Man JAMES

LETTERS

arms,

industry, and other purposes. Where all the money went seems somewhat mysterious, but one

Visits U. S. This Weekend

By

PORUMBEANNU& HEIRESS BRIDE— Andre Porumbeanu escorts. his Bride, heiress Gamble Benedict, into beauty Porumbeanu, shop on honeymoon trip in New Orleans. who eloped with Miss Benedict despite objections of her family, has landed a job of assistant manager of a plush Miami hotel. (AP Wirephoto).

cause of lack of money, in spite of the enormous sums cdllected through deductions and ‘voy

luntary”

as it did so, Castro Milk is in short supply. But“the economy by | ter has disappeared from many enormous = sums on} counters. It is difficult to find — armament that hej} cheese. Imported canned goods

of

The government has constructed considerable new housing, although’ much is neither occupied nor finished, and there is

New

last week. The government’s debt is many times that amount. And as it refuses to permit money to leave the country, this has created a crisis in both industry and agriculture. Shortage In Meat Havana and other cities are already feeling a meat shortage, and shortages soon will be felt in various other items as a re-

of

grocery

their faith in. There are a

new

characteristic

and

stocks ,may last or two longer.

All imported items are getting scarcer and scarcer. In general, the majority of the Cubans in the lower bracets are clinging desperately to

governmeni’s inexperience, temerity, haste and excessive zeal. The damage is aggravated because Cuba is faced with financial problems. According to the regime's own figures, foreign exchange re-

sult

vio-

because

disappearing

store month

be held 18 months after vietorv—the period ends in June. Orderly measures were to be taken to create a truly flourishing economy in this pearl of the Antilles. Key Is In NIAR . was done? The key to What much of what has happened rests in the agrarian reform program under NIAR—National Institute of Agrarian Reform. NIAR has intervened — it be cannot yet called confiscation until the government finally says that it will not pay compensation practically all the agriculture of this agricultural country. That policy is

Anyore the

in

abundance.

RYAN

)

“ANA

would

r support of the masses within and the almost unanimous sympathy of the world outside. Cuba could have had, help in

is the This second arRyan in Cuba and wrote cht , to the United States.)

WILLIAM

more

had

a Fi-

solidify

Cuba

seldom

Very

big

which together give of Cuba in crisis as

re

said

need.

ENGLAND D)

Parrack 4-20

FROM

more

Continentals

come viewers... I have no interest

as it stands-now.

would

in

be-

television

This

is not due

te the language difference, but to the lack of good and interesting programing.

Mrs. Ronald Sobin Santurce,

P. kok

R. oe

SENeditorial Sir:

A

suggestion for our Senators —if I may kindly venture,

It’s the year for taking census and

per-

EUROPE

not

for Stan

making

censures!

Hart

Saniurce,

P. R.

| Be pater aa

ap letieae aase

te

i

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, April 20, 1960

P. @. Bor 4187, Sam Juan, Fuerte Rico

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Washington Bureau: William 3. Dorvillier Wiliam _J. Gennedy :

National

Press

Big:

Washington,

D. 0. Raditer-Pablisher ’ Managing Editor

every.merning except Sunday at San Star Publishing Corperation Gardner John &.

Suan,

.

by the

Cowles, Chairman ef tte Beard Zerbe, Execuiiea Vieo President

Mail

Subscription Bates ~ United States, Possessions, Territories i=. t ¥r. -@ Mes, 3 Mos. . Mai | .. sss 23.08 $14.00 $ 7.00

Regelar

Ale et

$133.00.

$69.00.

$35.00

1. Me. “$ 2.50

$12.00

(Parabis in Advance) Bates

te

other

countries

on

request

EDITORIALS Raeuiens The

To A

UW: S.

Bill-

Department

of | | Abriculture

a fatal blow to the Fernés-Murray

has

dealt

. bill, at least for

this session of Congress, and possibly for a longer time as far.as the present wording of that controversial méasure' is concerned.

In a “voluntary” report to Congress, the Department has urged that the bill be rejected. This bill, designed to amend the Federal Relations Act which

established

Puerto

Rico’s

relations

with

the

United

. States, was originally advertised. by Gov. Mufioz Marin and. Resident Commissioner Fernés-Isern as 2

“cosmetics” approach that would beautify and clarify

the act.: Even before Affairs subcommittee

the House Interior and Insular held hearings on the measure

last December in Puerto Rico, the bill stirred up considerable heat in political circles. During the hearings, various new questions were raised by witnesses, and by members of the eongressional group. Sinee the hearings, there have been quite a few statements out of Washington, some from members of Congress and others from Federal departments

which

have reperted to Congress

involves much

more

on the bill, that. it

than beautification

and clarifica-

_tion. This latest report from Agriculture serves to broaden the doubts already widespread that the manner

originally

pro-

posed was misleading, perhaps’ unintentionally, nevertheless misleading. —

in

which

the

but

Agriculture

amendments

were

SWELL, LOOK whes BUNTING REBELS

warned in its report that the transfer

- of certain Federal programs to Commonwealth control, and the section of the bill under whieh Puerto Rico could pay for and assume. some Federal functions, shouldbe eliminated or should be “adequately

explained”

“ OMo St.Louis Post-Dispatch

Only

In

America

Nothing

.

We would like to believe that the Many

questions

raised in Congress about ‘the Fernés-Murray bill are the natural result of exploration of the bill’s many provisions, and that the original drafters of the

. @utonomy, If the Fernés-Murray

bill is dead for this session

it should be given a quiet burial; It could be introduced again in the new Congress next January but, we hope, in a more realistic and more clearly defined manner.

‘The

Puerto

The

House

Rican

Committee

Man’

on ‘Education

submitted

@ report on education ‘to the Legislature yesterday which

called.for

an

educational approach

based

“the image of the Puerto Rican man.”

The report said that before the “image”

on

can be

integrated, Puerto Rico must discover for itself what ig means & be “a Puerto Rican,”” While the report . stresses the importance of teaching children that

Puerto Rico is. “an entity in itself” despite its econ-.

omic and st xe ties to the United States, and its lan‘and: culture links-to- Eatin America, it is obvious

the most feared influence is from the United States. It does not spell out that the need the Legislature sees. for creation

of the

“Puerto

Rican

man”

is motivated by- “Americanization,” bat the inference is clear and repetitive in the report. We can understand the: fear that culture ‘and

Can

_ Between

measure were unaware of the existence of the farreaching implications of the bill. We-would much

rather give them the benefit of that answer rather than the belief that they expected the Congress, traditionally sympathetic to all requests from Puerto Rico, to merely rubberstamp another request for more

NOW! 4

Sever The Tie

Man

And

Woman By ptanny Golden

When

the bubonic

plague

struck

Oran,

the

authorities declared the: tewn sealed. Ne boats could come into its harber, no mail fo its Post Office, all trade stopped, and no one in the town

could: leave. Of course

the

authorities

were

immediately

besieged by countless people whe: had been trap-

ped on business in the town and. wanted te go home to join their families. Still others pleaded for special consideration: but, said Albert Camus, the now-dead

Nobel

Prize

winner,

in his~ novel

“The Plague,” only ene person outside the town came

back in to be near a leved one.

as might

be expected, the case of

two young people whose passion made them ‘yearn for each other's nearness at whatever cost ef pain. “The two were old Dr. Castel. and his’ wife, and they had been married for very many years.

Mme.

Castel had gone on: a visit to a neighbor-

“ing towm some days before the epidemic started. They weren't one of those exemplary married

couples...

on

the

contrary...

neither

ship between a man and a woman. Not every husband and’ wife, of necessity perhaps, enjoy this relationship. But a goodly portion of them do. I’ve had dinner in homes where the coffee tasted as though the little lady

of the house

partner

had

cooked

the

Brussels

sprouts

_ in it first and the husband still tells me comfidentially that his wife is the best little old cook in the whole

“At the height of the epidemic we saw only one case in which natural. emotions overcame “the fear ef death in-a particularly painful form.

It was not,

this discovery the risk of plague seemed insignificant.” Thus, the late novelist-philosopher teaches us that the one relationship which transcends all danger, inconvenience, and pain is the relation-

world.

I know of a lady who [ believe provided the greatest of all sacrifices for love. She deeply in love with her florist-husband whe

was went

off hurriedly one weekend, sending her am emergency message to please take care of the orchids. Orchids have to be watered frequently and watered only with warm: water. True lve dismays no one. The wife watered ali the orchids

that weekend. She hooked up the hose, turned it on and took

big mouthfuls which she hel@

in her mouth until the water warmed then

she sprayed. She -sprayed

up and

hundreds

an¢

have been desired. But this ruthless, protracted

hundreds of orchids. Yes, the relationship between a man and a woman who love each other will overcome the

| separation enabled them to realize that they

plague, fly in the face of treth, and bring orchids

felt quite sure

the marriage

“could: net live apart,

and

was

all that could

in the sudden

glow of

into blossom.

{

THE

12

SAVANA —'(APi— The governments Institute of Petroleum yes{erday ennounced delivery of the first shipment of Soviet crude oil ie Cuba. It said at the same time ii will sue an American firm for wiclation £40

G00

of

a

contract

ha rrels

Institute shinky rude

of

to

crude

deliver oil

from

Province for | in Las Villas Cabaiguao in the processing refinery. The shipment apparently was made under the Cubdn-Soviet trade pact signed here by First

da

Deputy yan

in

Premier

Anastas

I

Miko-

February.

the

Soviet

The Institute announcement said suit would be brought against the

delivered

75.000

Superior

Casil-

American

said oif

to

port

~

STAR — Wednesday, April 20, 1960

First Red

Gets

Cuba

SAN JUAN

Oil

€o.,

firm

described

operating

in

as

an

Vene-

Oil

zuela. The Institute charged -the company failed to carry out terms of a crude oil contract signed with the government in March. -

7 Homes OAKLAND,

Barbecued California

(AP)—

Chester Larson burned some weeds in his backyard barbecue pit and, in about th¢ time it

takes to. broil a steak, seven homes were ablaze. Damage was estimated at more than $60,000.

UPR Med School

Gets $68,000 Grant The U.S. Public Health

Serv-

ice announces that it has awarded a $68,000

grant

of Puerto

Rico

to the

University

Medical

School

to help improve medical research facilities. The announcement said the money would also be

to remodel

research

on

Piedras

the

Rio

that used

laboratories cam='s

RETURNS TO IAU— Charles A. Leker, | the

who

early

was

instrumental

development

of

in

Inter

Américan University, has returned to visit the institution. Leker

dedicated

27

years

of

service,

first from. 1914-1916 as principal of the elementary school, then from 1927 to 1952 as principal of the practice school. He is now retired and farming in Missouri.

French Hunt Ransom Bills PARIS

ities wide

(AP)—French

author.

hoped today that nationdistribution of the num-

| bers on the bills paid as ransom for young Erie Peugeot would turn-up a lead to the kidnappers. The

newspaper

France-Soir

| Printed a full page of the numbers to give them to everyone. The published lists were already posted in many restau-

rants,

bars,

other

establishments.

tobacco

Police said Easter-weckend

made

it

shops

that bank

unlikely

nappers had large amount

~-

that

the long holiday

the

disposed of the 50

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kid-

of any million

franc ($100,000) ransom by father Eric Peugeot.

SERVICE

and

paid

| Coast Guard Here Being Inspected Coast Guard units in the Puerto Rican area are currently undergoing inspection ‘by the Coast Guard

Southern

Inspectors.

Headed by Capt. Glen L. Rollins USCG, a group of eight inspectors from New Orleans, La., are tour-

ing local C. G. installations inspecting operational efficiency and readiness of Coast Guard units. While in the Caribbean area, they will inspect units in San Juan, Arecibo,

Mayagiiez,

Ponce,

Fa-

jardo, Mona Island, Culebra, St. Thomas, St. Croix, South Caicos, aM, and Cuba.

De Gaulle, Diefenbaker Discuss Summif Meeting OTTAWA

(AP)—French

Pres-

ident Charles de Gaulle and Canadian Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker

met

privately

yes-

terday to review problems which ‘will come before the May 16 summit conference in Paris.

The

two

Government

leaders conferred House,

where

at the

69-year-old French leader is staying during his Ottawa visit. They planned a second meeting later ~

in tha -

THE

SAN JUAN

STAR — Wednesday, April 20, 1960

13

,

Ty a pack of new Dual Filter Tennyson cigarettes today. _. You'll like their smoothness and taste. 4

_~

STAR— Wednesday, April 20, 1960

THE SAN JUAN

CROSSWORD - -

~ Ann Landers Says

| m Against Dragging Boy To Altar Six

17-year-

our

ago

weeks

wife boy

old daughter told my Her is pregnant. she

them

friend, who will soon be 20, wants to marry her and she

wants to marry him. They say they are in love and are sorry they lost their heads.

DS

permission

to

she

has

the

baby

she'll

gq

and

West

threw

Declarer

now

another played

his

NG

diamond. of

clubs and West threw a spade. The ace of diamonds by South as all suit. Declarer of hearts

small

heart

king

now and

was now played players followed played the jack followed with a

to dummy’s

of hearts

South mond

was

now

ace. :The played

as

discarded his small diaand West had troubles. He

could hardly discard his king of diamonds because dummy’s queen

would now be high. So, West had to let go of another small spade. Declarer now played a_ small spade

‘The bidding: 28s 4c

Pass Pass

Pass @pening The

lead: final

one

and

too.

South

Jack

had

to

king

in

his

spades

was

now

hand.

seven.

THE BETTER HALF f

spades a

good

good,

a maximum

open-

North’s

high

it again— CANADIAN

READ-

so

DEAR CANADIAN: Pm otsiass dragging a boy to the altar because the girl is pregnant. This sort of groom makes a poor father

and

a

worse

At

husband.

your

aT

family, however. This boy WANTS to marry your daughter amd you should not stand in the way.

So

Such

is

not

the

case

im

I suspect you’re being punitive in retaliation for the dissappointment and unhappiness you’ve snuffered. I hope youn’ll reconsider. and given them your blessings at onee. And please, let me hear from you. Pll feel better knowing these two are married. e

Re

To learn the bobby-traps of teenage drinking, write for Ann| Landers’ booklet, ‘“Feenage Drinking,’’

enclosing

with

your

request

20 cents in coin anda large, selfaddressed, Ann help

stamped

Landers you

with

envelope.

will your

be

glad

toe

problems.

Send them to her in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope.

Y/

53

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had

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hand

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toes.

30. karen

rooms 32.feminine

.

.

original

which

minimum, he would have ff by rebidding three no North

now

jumped

to

a

was signed trump.

slam

in

0 trump and South played the and in flawless fashion to gain @

top

hand

score.

By

from

the

way,

the National

this

is

Bridge

ampionships.

West led the spade jack and the ace was taken in dummy. A small club was led from dummy and fro finissed the jack and est followed with the nine. DumMy was reentered with a small

heart

and

the

club

finesse

was

faken again as West threw a diamond. Declarer was now home for his small slam but he was fnterested in an overtrick— and

he got it, too. The

ace

of

clubs

was

form }

damaged

- {wo-club response was asking for South’s major suit. South bid two spades and North rebid three diamonds— a slam. invitation below game. South accepted the glam by bidding four clubs. If

South

|

Answer to yesterday's puzzle,

deep

Pass

was

accept.

of

South made

mg one no trump bid and when orth invited slam, South was appy

the

Pass

is

bidding

six

East Pass

of

contract

the

to

The queen of spades took care of West’s remaining spade and the 2C 3 D 6 NT

deci-

ER

be

king

[+

stick by your original stand. Please

AWW" ™oh WOOO

Seamon

By William

West Pass Pass

a sound

say

vulnerable

South 1NT

to make

I say if they're really in love they can wait until the girl is 18.

After

1s

objective about they are too

In your column you have repeatedly stated that you’re against shot gun marriages. I hope you'll

Ark

eres

emetional sion.

marry.

Bridge Today

North-South

to be more Right now

My wife and the boy’s parents don’t share my views. We are having some fierce arguments over this. .

MNO

AZrwm060

able him.

He has a good job and money saved. I haven’t barred him from our home but I refuse to grant

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STAR — Wednesday, April 20, 1960

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Then afterwards the lovely Les Chandeliers Room for dinner young ensigns are off the LSDand on to the Normandie where 82. the USS Spiegel Grove, and we caught French chanteuse, are presently operanting in the Lyne Kerval. However the best Caribbean. Bob was formerly show came with the customers Base at the S.J. Naval stationed which was made up of local before he received his commissong’ regular tourists and Then from Fort Brooke, sion. members of the Dance Masters buddies Maynard Berg and Danwho are holding a ny Stinner joined vhe fun, and «association in the Normandie. political writ- | ynvention on Sunday STAR local dances the Cha Cha er Hal Lidin and charming wife, | The arrived with family to Cha, and Meringue all came inCarmen, to the fore with representatives join the Sunday festivities. So from all over the states doing their version. I think our locai dancers gave the visiting firePhone men something to talk about for a long time. tickets available now Sunday afternoon, the Es-., ~

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DAZZLING DUO — Maria Gloria and Juan Antonie dance in “Alegria de Espafia,” the current show at the Condado Beach Hotel’s Fiesta Room.

Rio Haina Has New Captain

Expatriate Commands DR Ship Generalissimo

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John Percival, 78 a Maine-boern expatriate and former skipper of

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in

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nicaa citizen. Percival previously

Santo Domingo, and a citizen that country since 1941.

Percival

two

was

skipper

of

can onréll,

ARTHUR

MURRAY

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course

of

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and enroll in this SPECIAL

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the

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owner,

stole Thursday 14 thru. Matineés every day

Venezuelan Consul and Luis Alcala were hosts at

cambron beach was crowded with and fun Meyer and

April 20, 1960

STAR — Wednesday,

céentauro RESTAURANT

PAGE (5)

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in

man

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in

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Walter Bordewijk Walter dustrialist

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TEL. 1414

ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING

tional

office.

WHAT'S THE ADDRESS?

CLEANERS

all

lish. Classes

your

MAY AGUEZ

PSYCHOLOGISTS

LANGUAGE

(Priced

4x5 graphic Hokders, flash.

ito him

and

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420

up

Day-

landscape,

EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGIST -— In telligence testing, grade level —— yeuth problems. Licensedby R. & N.Y. State. By appointment @iy. Tele phene 3-6634. Z 97% ai

6.

os set eS

MALABE XPRESSO

sti life. $10. 2 month. F Bow— limited to 5 students per class. Telephere 2-8927 fer further infermaties. 1265 521

SCHOOL

EQUIPMENT

for quick sale) monorail camera.

Z

NEW? YES IT ES 11! WHAT??.

SCHOOLS

PEASE

classes

mest. Let ee

ur

ART

z

C.

Protective clething and equipment. Lab oratery supplies and equipment. ‘Thermo meters, masks, rubber goods. Every thing for physicians, hospital and pa tients. 317 Fortaleza St., San Juan

133

EQUIPMENT

erransed. | Ditsted Ikke ew. INTERCOMMUNICA. TION systems, cales and service sew 428 | equipment). All types of office equip-

Gray Marize $2,000. Beb

SALE

profit-

:

HOSPITAL SUPPLY COMPANY complete dispensary supplies and

First

-

OFFICE

FOR

PHOTOGRAPHIC

412

like-

ete.

HOSPITAL SUPPLIES

VACUUM

REPAIRS

Sees

Best offer. Terms can be Phone 34706, Extension 6. 1230

RENTAL

TELEVESIGN, RADIOS, for rent in your own heme. Same service given te hotels, hospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and will deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month Telerental Service. 267 UF

1s

of-

oF

42

euncite SS.

a

>

For

2-0962.

able bar and restaurant and fruit place eon Reute Ne. 1. Tourist and local trade. Beautiful scenery and very attractive place. Telephone 6 3 Caguas.

SALE

WATERCOOLERS-—

MISCELLANEOUS

FIRST CLASS Men's Wear Shop ier sale. Ususual epportumity. Excellent clientele. Many years successful business Located in San Juan. Fer details write Bex B, San Juas Star (Bex 4187 San

plus a 14 ft. sailing dingy,

tion,

time

64236.

1136

¥

“ae

Juan. 261

Partner

second

COOLERS

fices, factories, restaurants, ete. Lowest Prices, highest quality. 5 year guarantee, Smaller bome models availabie For infermation and prices: Comercia} Rodriguez Umpierre, Fortaleza 351, San

421

GUTBOARD with Mark 30 Mer-

PATTY

PAN AMERICAN ELECTRONICS LABS repair amy make TV, radio or Hi-Fi. Ninety day guarantee. Stateside-itrained technicians. Evening service. Cal

FOR

TEMPRITE

wanted (working partner preferred) for long established art and gift business strategically located in Old San Juan. Recently epened 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. 1235 421

ski rides in Beautiful | 1-1]2 hour

BOATS

69

‘TV &

SPORTS

Esteva.

a“

UNUSUAL

ANTIQUES, REPRODUCTIONS — Baker, Lee L. Woedard, Hibriten, Union National and similar. Livingroom, diningroom, bedreem, perch, terrace and garden furniture,. chandeliers, paintings, mirrors, statues, pedestals and lamps. Call 65272. 1266 423

SEIING Lagoon.

Técnico

426

1271

420

WATER Condade

Centro

BEAUTY SALON for sale — heart of Santurce business district. Good clientele. Equipment practically new. Nice locale in brand new building. ground floor, For imtormation call 3-1410.

chairs,

1138

equipment.

portamt as where you move. packing, shipping and storage of furniture, C.W. SIEGMUND, Villa Prades Develonmest. Rio Piedras. Tel. =

Puerte Rice your

home, don’t miss this opportunity. Send wesume to Bex Q, The San Juan Star. 3219 . UF

Well

1277

COMPLETE OFFICE furniture and equip ment for sale. nearly new, including desks, chairs, table, file. typewriter. See office 416, Condemimio Condado Ave. or telephone 2-4614.

BOAT

4 283, references.

shcep

6

fer appointment, Phone 2-5856.

422

ROOM

Lines. UF

service in Puerto Rico, United States, Spain, Germany, Japan. Packing. crating, sterage, shipping. Agent of US. Van Lines, Ime. Cal Muebleria La Bolsa. Tel. 2-2726, 22067 Pence de — Ne. 2657. Santurce.

Maebleria ‘Stew Restaurant, -Tanea Must bring written 3285 |

gift

WATER

we-

1152

4

GIBE.

WANTED — FEMALE

and

Attractive

INVESTMENT PROPERTY for sale or trade. Excellent location. Rents over $28.000 a year, can be increased to $35,000. Year leases. Seven tenants. Call

422

ex-

publie relations, hetel er ciah Wi? relecate for attractive offer Eer N, San Juan Star. oF

apparel

—

Ex-

422

YOUNG

SALE

1284

REFRIGERATOR,

WATER SKIING & BOAT TOURS

PLEASURE is yours” when the

FOR

OPPORTUNITIES

GE

MOVING & STORAGE “THE

with

S¥TORE

china closet. Electric fan, miscellaneuos household effects. Tosteson, 155 Taft, Santurce. After 5 PM. 1269 421

1959 FORD. like new condition. original owner, 12,060 miles. Taxes paid. Fully equipped, Call George Van Valen,

perience, with goed persenality, knowledge of people, and top references.

|

mahogany,

mahogany

BUSINESS set

Jecated in shopping center. Exclusive rights fer sale. of women’s apparel. Excellent opportunity to acquire a good going concern. Total investment required $25,000. For details write Box G, San Juan Star (Box 4187 San Juan).

in Pana-

™ma, will take any type work. Requires modest -salary, adaptable te mew con@itions. Write Hannon, 1228 Hale Street, Philadelphia 11, Pennsylvania.

| |

varnished

DINING

é

6-5540

SALE another

Double Beautyrest bed. GE air conditioner. Electric grill, iron, household effects. Telephone 3-6718. 1286 42

1281

UF

foreman

Lottery

a

FOR

SITTINGROOM.

freezer, revo'ving cellent condition. 1280

USED CAR? With $275 down and $44 monthly installments. own a brand new, economicl

FIAT.

hi

MEN

™m12

FORMER

WHY) A payment you can

FOR

visit at Martorani Motors, Inc., Ponce de Leon Avenue. Stop 29,

rently employed, needs part er full time work after 4:00 P.M. Teletype, elerk, or other similar work. Call Joe Diaz.

UF “CARS

1960

WANTED,

RATTAN

Machine Shop, Hato Rey. Tel.

|

Service,

AVAILABLE — Qualified project maMager er censtruction superintendent. Twenty years’ experience supervising al types building projects. including heavy construction and heusing. Also qualified as afchitects’ representative or Building Inspector. Age 46, Puerto Rice three years. Write te Engineer — P.O. Box 42, Rio Piedras, Puerto Riee. 423 3270 MAN,

fer

63763

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YOUNG

Mediavilla’s 53, Stop 28,

Quisqueya

Wedmesday, April 20, 1960

FUENITURE

AUTO

conditioners

Mexican

WANTED

POSITIONS

ait

red

legal documents, contracts, reports, free pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugh @ay or night — 3-5156. 366 UF

HELP

auto

STAR —

a

SECRETARIAL

SAN JUAN

his son,

Wal-

ter, who has been living here for the past several months; his widew, Aletta; and twe grandchildren, both sons by a former marriage between the yeunger Bordewijk and Jeanette Rames, daughter of Rep. Ernesto Ramos Antonini. 7 The funeral will be held

Thursday

in Helland.

British inventor Frederick Walton successfully made the first lineleum im the early 1060s, He also came up with the name An telli, in

the

Hakan necier Enrico Raswas able te keep —_ air

at

once:

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‘Cuando los Hijos “Dead Reckoning’’

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Cartoons Pedi Vivir’’ No Seis Titulares Informe del Tiempo

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(4)

10:15-(2)

Farandula

Capitan

de

Puerto

integration

and the Rico).

tial law.

of

the

which

Minister

against

the

of

north

of

martial

return

to strife.”

For Korea

many was in

it said, “and

hopes

to

often

has

town

been

to

de-

Rio

and

driver

of

roof

Piedras the

a

Dis-

truck,

Ele-

uterio Orta Munoz, 32, of Caguas, was taken to Carolina Police

Station

for

questioning.

Meanwhile, Salvador Roman Martinez, 31, of Manuel A. Perez Housing Project, was fight-

ing

for

Rio

his

life

Piedras

suffering

last

night

District

from

a

at

Hospital,

skull

fracture

which he received in an auto accident in San Jose Public Hous-

station

.police

into

the

burned

CROWN

wire

poured crowd.

police

police

where

they

set fire

They

also

building

documents.

the top

policeof the

started

firing.

tors attacked the fire station pulled out one fire truck

set

fire

to

both ing

and

Project,

other

Hato

was

pass

him,

Ramon

of

the

started

munism in men,

free

to

justice.

to

talk

about

Remember

co

(the

friend thing

line

Spanish

of

Franco,

Hitler

that _they

were

C.

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that

OSWEGA

TAPER

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to say

enemies. of

a

witness

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; there

2 exists

in

appears :

adopted

States

of North

today}

the policy of of- the United] :

America,

to have(

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Looeral

of violence

in Korea.”

Two civil rights committees, one in each chamber of

the Commonwealth Legislature, would be created under a bill which has been introduced in

bus

the

Senate

ac-

Dominican

by

Independentist

N.Y.

the isparties.

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members representing land’s various political

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dictator),

accustomed

public

Senor Fran-

Eisenhower.

were

SHELLINES

block, firing the air.

who was cident.

Rotterdam

”

all

type

Hitler

Mussolini. Remember

SIX

in

streets

Sen. Gilberto Concepcion deGracia. Each of the committees would be composed of seven

- Mobile, N. / “ew Orleans ©. Sruillh

CLAIBORNE

police

the

he called “growing concern of this government over the serious continuing public unrest and

Republic

Com-

order to persecute persecute every

fell,

clearing

The accident occured at 2 p.m, Roman was taken to the hospital by Josephine Molinalli,

.

(Continued from Page 1) ary.” y . . . The Prime Minister replied: “I think that Hitler and Mus-

solini

made

Rey.

Mendez,4l.

darkness

were

the

man Rhee’s government to take necessary and effective action to protect democratic rights, including freedom of speech, assembly and the press. In an unusual -step, Herter

citizens

Driver

in

to keep

suited to a free democracy. He called on President Syng-

and and

Viera

soldiers

Herter charged the South Korean government yesterday with adopting reprisal measures un-

Roman, according to police, was riding a motorcycle when he was hit by a Metropolitan Authority bus, which was trying

to

U.S.

WASHINGTON retary of State

Pusan was put under at 4 p.m. local time,

students

of

Assailed By Herter

it.

Although martial law

houses.

of people block by warning shots into

Three demonstrators were believed killed there. > Another group of .demonstra-

FROM

CRYSTAL

and

cars.

SHIPPING SHIP

CASTRO

barbed

Press reports said men escaped to the

trict Hospital, Marrero Rodriguez was dead upon arrival.

The

police two

broke

sand truck, while he was riding his bicycle. Also on the bicycle was the boy's friend, Manuel Rivera Otero, 11, who escaped injury when thrown from the bike.

to

a

sands

Seoul

and

In Pusan, one group of demonstrators surrounded a down-

TRAFFIC

Rushed

through

private

All. leaves and passes were eanceled for the 50,000 Ameriean troops in Korea. The thou-

As

. students

fire and for 45 minutes bullets into the surging

is against the right

(Continued from Page 1) St., Santurce, was hit by

te

and

and

in another anti-governdemonstration. They atmany government offices

Seoul area were ordered to their barracks.

fence guarding the gate to Rhee’s mansion. Thére was no sign of the President although he was reported in the house at the time. Finally, the police opened

that Dr.

or

as

army order. ‘“Comin the for a

other citizens poured through Seoul's streets, braving fire hoses and tear gas, to march up

the Cuban to realize subversive free men

but

commander,

hours yesterday the grip of revo-

lutionary fever. Thousands of

Castro himself and people will come what a danger this movement poses to everywhere. “The United States dictatorship of either

left,

Seoul.

law

similar-

“some

said supports representative mocratic government.”

The report is the first of several to be submitted ito the House as part of the study and evaluation of Puerto Rico’s entire educational system. It is also signed by Rep. Carmen Sola de Pereira, secretary of the Committee on Education.

Seoul, ment tacked

miles

Lt. Gen. Song Yo-chang, chief of staff, appealed for He reminded citizens that munist troops are poised north waiting anxiously

Cuban

riots began, some

25

ity’ between U.S. government policy and those of Hitler, Mussolini, but the State Department took note that the U.S. “fought Hitler and Mussolini with big loss of American lives in order to preserve democracy.

cy,”

Univer-

As the Pusan

10,000 students and townspeople streamed out into the streets of Kwangju, 200 miles south of

The

makes from time

|

continued their demonstrations for .an hour more.

All Quiet At Truce Front The U.N. command reported all quiet atthe truce frontier,

base-

“The United States considers international Communism a real and present threat to democra-

The report proceeds to list “outstanding and permanenv” characteristics of “our personality.” It lists an “almost instinctive adherence...to Christian morality: ethnic, racial and religious tolerence: inclination towards living for pleasure; willingness to share with others; Spanish language; “vocation towards a democratic life;” ability to pacifically solve problems.

of Caminos’ ,

Los Verdes es su Casa

(Film) “Brand of Fear’ Corina del Hogar (Film) “‘Window to the World” Gaby-Fofo-Miliki Hora del Nifo Cartoons Sheriff of Cochise ) Furia Cartoons Our Gang

“Yo

situa-

5. Construction of schools and development of school areas that attractive while providing are the people “moral and _ spiritual enrichment.”

Matinee

(Listings Subject To Change) (Programs Listed According to Language) Wednesday. April 20

30-—(4)

intimate

is another

Castro has seen

culture.”

schools Puerto

White

to time for, reasons best known to himself,’ the U.S. spokesman said.

taught

and

Lincoln

accusations States.

remarks

Prime

-

Serenade

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The thesis of the report is that before education can presume to produce the “Puerto Rican man’, what he is should be clearly defined.

Matinee Time

2 30-WHOA- Post 1:00 - WHOA — Music

°An

| the high sity (of

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“This

3. All history and science books indicating a national pre| ference by the author should be

‘eliminated.

1

be

Officer

of Castro’s the. United

Puerto

tions of the Puerto Rican life.” 2. While attempting to teach English “as best as possible,” the report affirms that “the student should be inspired with love of the vernacular...as the jewel and guarantee of the con-

Ring

Auntie

states,

individuals,

Fajardo

Any Cielo

of

Press

in an “informative and scientific way that relates problems of the exterior world with the deeds,

Rio Piedras SUPER DRIVE-IN: Stop Over Tokyo Caparra Terrace AZTECA: Carmen la de Ronda Puerto Nuevo KRESTO-DENIA: Carmen La de Ronda MARTI Taizan’s Greatest Adventure. Desire Under the Ims CORCELLES Voice in the Mirror. Imitation of Life Bayamon NTERNATIONAL DRIVE-IN: Batue Hymn. This Happy Feeling Ask

traditions

(Continued from Page 1) position of a curfew under mar-

issued the stiff-worded U.S. reply when asked about the latest

Rico through text book” as thoroughly as possible. “Teachers will be responsible to teach this material with an attitude of understanding and sympathy.” Studies of other countries. the

Parade

RICO Bajo

and

1)

(Continued From Page government control.”

(Continued From Page 1) philosophy of education in Pue® to Rico. Among these are included: 1. Emphasis on the teaching cusof “the history, geography

Change)

SOUTH KOREA

HITS BACK

IMAGE’

CINEMA (Listings

STAR — Wednesday, April 20, 1960

JUAN

Admizisiration)

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, April 20, 1968

Churchill's Vienna

ISLAND SPORTS

Wins Riband Stakes Maunabo Club Wins Sectional BB Title

ances

the

of the few

appear-

the

track

year

at

85-year-old

this

war-time

Nightingall. Vienna,’ a Aureole out

of

British

leader.

By RAMON ARROYO—The

was

7-4

betting

favorite

in

field of 12 runners. the one mile 110

cheering members’

the

ecurse in J:45.6 and. collected first prize money of 6,087 pounds for Churchill.

They for

crowd turned enclosure.

fo ;

doffed their hats, cheerChurchill and then ap-

Vienna,

ridden by Geoff

watch his horse led in. The raee was restricted to three-

with Wood Fofest, 100-8 in the betting, amother three quarters

year-olds.

of a length

\S

MDM

PAI

oo

away

EW

in third

"i

WEDNESDAY,

By

Carroll

APRIL

The

LIBRA

“The Stars impel...They,do not compel! What you make of your

life is largely up to you.” GENERAL is

a big

chance

to

There

reduce

those

big ideas and plans whieh you had worked out yesterday, or before, te a really workable expression,

but

keep

your

mind

epen for seme new methods and systems that can be time-savers er expense-cutters. terms of fame and

Think in your repu-

tation

use

teday

and

21

to April

19)

for

best

tonight. ARIES

(March

An influential though meticulous higher-up will give you excellent advice and support today if

you

but

make

it

a

point

to

be within his, or her orbit. Be sure to follow through on ideas. P.M. be active. Help those in need. “ TAURUS

(April

20

to

May

23

you

please

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Patillas’ Lions in a double-header held ‘here to decide the Class A

the

the the

ANTONETTI Maunabo club

has won the Eduardo Nichols League sectional title, defeating

chestnut colt’ by of Turkish Blood,

As soon as his colt passed winning post in first place,

ed

|

walked

ee

tal.

one

Soames,

son-in-law,

Vienna into the winner’s ring. Churchill patted his winning horse on the neck and then ecngratulated trainer Walter

ma win the blue riband trial stakes yesterday—and even hard: ened race fans became sentimenlt was

Christopher

Churchill’s

APSE PRS,

Captain

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Saint

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SAN

JUAN

STAR

—

Wednesday,

April 20, 1960

Gonzalez Surprise Winner Of N.Y. Bout

El Comandante RATINGS RACING

NEW YORK (AP)—A hard-punching Puerto Riean, Jose Gonzatez, slugged his way to a ten-round unanimous decision over 9to-5 favorite Billy Flamio of New York at St. Nicholas Arena Mon dav night. and

well

inside attack. 2u, tore out on

with

the

offensive

——___—_—_————-+

was

Gene

Fullmer

dleweight here in

a

defends

boxing 13-

i Giardello. “This Ito said. distance fasts

in

his

himself

151

start.

He

fast

that

so on

the

pounds

to

Fla-

and then battered him time again with a severe upper-

mid-|

left

hook

to the

head.

Framio went down twice in the

tonight |second round —slips really, but nation-|they counted as knockdowns and each time the count went to eight. Joey with

In dulio

a preliminary match, ObNunez, 159's, Puerto Rico.

is Joey's turn.” Giarde-|outpointed Jimmy Landron. Puerto Rico. in an eight}158'2, “The fight may go the but no matter how Jong round bout. Botvinnik And Tal | [Tm going to win”

admitted

the

fight

who ring

may

In

be

his last if he loses “but let's not think about that. I'm confident —not too confident. I feel great and Fullmer better be in shape.” Fullmer, 28 a 51-4 record. weightin today

sears The

Another MOSCOW

| | | |

Draw

(AP)

—

The

four-

teenth game of the world chess title match ended in a draw at move 22, the news agency Tass reported. Challenger Mikhail Tal

of age, has|retains a two point lead over fighters} champion Mikhail Botvinnik. The jscore is 8-6.

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‘THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, April 20, 1960 1e Fire Is Blazing fhIn The Old Wigwam

Chicago, Balt. ane > Can Explain Deals If It's Necessary - Trim Squads By PETE SALA there: yesterday when

was

Cleveland’s' Municipal

Before the game, ner in the Wigwam,

Stadium

I

the

was

baseball

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have

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whole

to depend

on him

have to produce

to

might

team.

horrible. mistakes eral days.

they don’t and

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Gordon

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15

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Lutgardo

the men’s title in the

In the mixed doubles, Pauline Borrell and Junior Cebian rolled a 1,174to best 48 other teams.. ~ Only

manager

Lo-

games for

the

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Camilo

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Latman

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he’ll

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at

five

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CHICAGO Chicago

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to

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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday, April 20, 1960

nks Take Opene Bosox Bow, 8-4: Maris Clouts Two BOSTON Boston

solve

(AP)—The hurling for

New York Yankees, able only seven hits in three p

season exhibitions, racked the. Red Sox pitching for 17 hi yesterday and an 8-4 triumph. Roger Maris was the big batsman in this opening game of the” season for the New Yorkers. He belted two 400-feet plus home

runs and drove home half. of the Yankees’ tallies. Maris also

contributed to

the

a double

Yankee

Ted

and singlé

attack.

Williams

lined

a

homer

into the stands for Boston’s third run. It was his second in as many

days

and

the

494th

of

his

career. Williams

Catches

Williams’ one

ahead

home of

Gehrig

run

Lou

put

Gehrig

him

in

the

all-time standings of sluggers. Now only: Babe Ruth, Jimmy Fox

and

the

Mel

Ott

are

ahead

Boston outfielder. And at Cleveland,

of

-ROGER Al

Kaline’s two-run single in the 15th inning gave the Detroit a 4-2 victory over

veland

tied

inning. winner,

Pete and

executive enjoys ‘(AP Wirephoto.)

a

hot

dog

at

of

Monday’s

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Alfred Confalone of Wakefield, Mass. was fourth in 2:26:-

double

coco

set

LOS

into

©

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Kotila

clipped

and

hit

MOCHHOOHROMHOM

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to

30.

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Green, Sauteacher in

cHoooooMoNonoom

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line.

petition

Jimmy school

2:23:37.

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finish

second

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New

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was

in

League lead

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record

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In his only other BAA race finished fourth in 1955.

Gordon

grabbed

RARE

Twice National Champion of Finland, he outran a field of 166 including the best North American long distance runners.

SORUNNNHO

tila, 32-year-old Finn, won the 64th annual Boston Athletic Association Marathon yesterday.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Lefthander Johnny Podres, with help from Ed Roebuck, blanked the San Francisco Giants on five hits today as the World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers

teacher. But as he neared the finish he slowed up. Kelley,, who haS been among the leaders in this event for several years, did not finish yesterday.

Wilson, c TOTALS A-flied out for Schmidt in 8th; B-singled for O’Dell in 8th; C-struck out for Davis in 9th. E-Blasingame (2), McCovey, Bressoud, Loes. PO-A—Los Angeles 27-11; San Francisco 27-11, DP~Hodges unassisted; Roebuck, Roseboro and Hodges, LOB—Los Angeles 5, San Francisco 7, 3B-Furillo, Roseboro. S-Wills. SF-Davis. PB —Roseboro. U—Jackowski, Landes, Pelekoudas, Barlick. T-2:24. A-26,329.

12th

walks

and

Yost

was

Municipal loaded

with an

the

the

bases

but

to

more

Eddie

end

to

inning

season

four

hits,

all

hitter

Neil

runs

drove

Detroit.

t>

with

the

in

edge

as

drawn

the

a

r

seven

Washingt

a

Major

Leagué

the®

only

unintentio

walk from Washington pite Pedro Ramos. They still had the bases load (See. BB .ROUNDUP, Page 2)

in

But

victory

scored Jackie Brandt all the w from first base. Brandt h

singles.

Chrisley

for

pitchers,

Senators, 3-2. Woodling’s first hit of his 15

Neither team scored until the jlth when a single by pinch two

sa

Lose

double

scbring

the

Gary Bell of the Indians was in complete control until he tired in the 11th, filling the bases with two walks and a single. He struck out 12 and permitted: only

the

At Baltimore Gene Woodli the oldest pro among a flock Oriole fledglings, batted Bali

aid of two

error,

retired

in

Burnside was i thi Grant,’ Jim

Senators

Sta-

threat.

Cle-

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Fisher

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Finn Wins BAA Run: Podres Beats McKenzie ls Second Giants, 4-0 BOSTON

52,756

up

of five Cleveland ceived the loss.

the Cleveland Indians before an opening day crowd

PRESIDENT EISENHOW ER—The chief American League opener at Washington.

MARIS

it

Roseboro; (1-0).

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