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§an Juan, Puerto Rico, Thursday, April 21, 1960
7
Vol I No, 145
GL Sue a
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
’
+
First Operation Of Its Kind
6%, Given
By
GUNTER
HETT
he
was
doomed
to an
early
By A. W. MALDONADO
death.
Superintendent’ of Police Ramon Torres Braschi has submitted to the Commonwealth Senate a new traffic bill revolutionizing traffic
' A rare operation—first of its kind in Puerto Rico and perhaps in all Latin America—has given new and
hope to Carlos Lamboy, 6%, son Mrs. Manuel Lamboy, of Guaynabo.
Had Two Years To Live He had been given no more than to. live because of a congenital heart
of
Mr.
enforcement
two years defect. He
it was
had never been able to chase a ball or play around with the other kiddies. His activ ities were always
sity Medical ed surgery.
Center in Houston, Texas .
Main
the Unimonths Soltero, back: to Univer-
chamber
twenty-five
He suggest-
i
of the
heart,
about
the
cent piece. This resultad
size
of
Wednesday,
April
13,
Dr.
a
in too much
Soltero
and
Rico,
of
the
bill
Works.
2. Establishing auto insurance.
compulsory
3. Establishing
compulsory
vehicle inspection. 4. Conviction of drunken driving to be punishable by a fine or a prison term or both. (Pre-
blood leaking from one side back to the other, On
Puerto
yesterday.
provisions
Public
The defect in Carlos’ heart was a hole in the
lower
in
learned
call for the following: 1. Transferring the transit bureau to -the Police Department from the Department of
restricted.
But his case was closely watched by versity Hospital Heart Clinic and three ago brought to the attention of Dr: Luis. a 34-year-old heart specialist, who came Puerto Rico last September from Baylor
Yee
To Senate
When a cute and clever little boy walks out of Municipal Hospital on De Diego Ave. tomorrow he’ll have a head full of big ideas on Little League baseball and dreams for a future. Only weeks ago
sently,
a
conviction
means
auto-
‘team of seven prepared for the operation. After the anesthetist, Dr. Nydia de Jesus, put little Carlos to sleep, Dr. Soltero, assiste? by Dr. Fran;eisco Rafucci, Dr. Leo Cuello, Dr Juan Vilaro, jDr. Vazquez, nurse Irene Ortiz, surgical tech-
matic jail sentence and it is claimed this discourages eouris from finding defendants guilty.)
nician
driver’s
Tomas
Balnco
and
Mrs | Soltero
‘operate at 1 p.m. The surgeon’s wife, Joyce Soltero, lthe important task of “handling the imachine,
or
pump-oxygenator,
while
started
5.
to
lower
heart
chambers
with
(See OPERATION,
a
plastic
little
lation STAR
MANUEL
datron
LAMBOY
Photo
by
Gunter
Hett
AND SON -... baseball's not a dream
The mayor-of San Juan, Felisa Rincon de Gautier, yesterday
revealed
her
staunch
‘port of proposed truction for Puerto | school children.
|
The
| was
statement made
| shortly
at
before
sup-
religious inRico’s public
by the she
the
mayor
Capitolio, entered
A
By ARISTIDES MOLEON CARACAS (AP)
a
meeting of Popular Party dele| gates to the so-called Primary
Institute.
Stand Urged Felisa’s statement coincided ith a report that the Roman ‘Catholic Bishop of San Juan, Monsignor James P.- Davis, had | i (See EDUCATION, Page 25)
firmly
by
labor
and
Venezuela’s
military
political,
leaders,
the
government of President Romulo Betancourt moved swiftly yesterday to crush a rebellion near
the Colombian border. Popular demonstrations cheered the President’s the
actions
and
jeered
at
rebellion.
The. government. sent planes and troops against insurgent positions and said the rebels were
quickly bottled up. The Interior Ministry said last night
thete
“point
license
sys-
loses his
after
a
certain
was
streets
fight-
ing in San Cristobal but the government expected all rebel activity to be snuffed out within hours.
tank
column
supported
Howitzers
and
said
advancing
to
be
infantrymen
toward San
Cristobal for what was ed as a final attack on stronghold. Interior Minister
by|
was]
Luis
describfhe last Augus-
to Dubuc said the street fighting in the city was between re-
bel
troops
trying
to
enforce
martial
law
and
civilian
backing
the
government.
Trujillo,
dictator
of
Do-
minican Republic and an’ old (See VENEZUELA, Page 25)
Pan Am Here Halfs Caracas Flights ‘Pan
that
American
World
all their flights
Airways
to and
reported
from Caracas,
in
San
Juan
Venezuela,
(See
yesterday
have
both
accuses
.
LAWS,
Page
25)
Kills Marine Major Special To THOMAS,
ST.
the
which
and summons the violator~ simultaneously to a court system.
groups
Foreign Minister Luis Arcaya charged the insurgents were backed by Generalissimo Rafael L.
ticket
on
vehicles. traffic vio-
Rookie Policeman
Doiia Felisa. Backs |Venezuela insurgents Bottled Up By HARQLD J. LIDIN
a
a person
garages which repair 7. Establishing the
Page 4)
Religious Education
whereby
number of convictions. 6. Setting responsibilities
‘patient’s heart was completely disconnected from. his body. system for about ten minutes. During | that time, Dr. Soltero closed the hole between | the
Establishing
tem”
performed heart-lung the
ore
New. Life Here Plan Put |
~ a
Boy,
Sweeping —
ONO LIE
db,
BH ASO
Asked By Police Boss
been
cancelled until further notice. The last fiight-from Caracas arrived here at 1:10 a.m. yesterday. Iberia Airlines said here last night it has received no cancellation notice. A flight is scheduled to Caracas via Iberia at 10 a.m. tomorrow. The next incoming flight is due here Saturday at 11:15-a.m., Iberia said.
rookie
policeman
The V.
STAR I.—A’
was
young
charged
with second-degree murder here following the shooting of a Marine Corps major who died early yes-
terday
morning.
Patrolman Antonio Durand, who has been a probationary officer for the past few months, said that he shot Maj. Warren L. Stewart at the Gramboko Hotel yesterday morning in self defense. He said
he
attempted’
to
arrest
him
for
alleged forced entry. into-a room occupied by two women, one whom was taking a bath. Durand, whe was released $10,000
(See
bail,
ST.
is~scheduled
THOMAS,
Page
to
of
on ap-
25)
THE SAN JUAN
2
STAR —: Thursday, April 21, 1960
Plane Crash Supersedes Famed Darrow Chessman’s Kills 33 Of 52 At Bogota TUCSON,
victed
sex
man
BOGOTA
(AP)
—
The
at Bogota’s new Airport Tuesday
Lloyd
Aereo
pressed
Internight.
near
of fire,
the
from
this
27
opinion
states
ex-
at
an-
the
for
a writ
Chessman
has
a
pack
of
cigarettes,
execution dates through lengthy appeals to state and deral courts.
|
STAR
Washingion
insure
liner
|‘
Sen.
| vide
Russian
Duchess
Is Dead
At 85
for a special
in the
of 85.
per
room.
OF
RICO
e
Public
9:00 the
Hearing
next
A.M.
of
Capitol,
the
in
“To
Saturday,
Auditorium
connection
amend
51,
Commonwealth April of
the
S.
B.
with
Sections
7
June
1 8,
epproved
of
(a),
Puerto
23,
1960,
Senate,
will
hold
beginning
Second
Floor
of
7
1958,
(b)
and
14
providing
of Act for
the
No. tem-
porary payment of compensatory social benefits to dock workers and sugar-factory workers who become ‘totally or partially unemployed as a result of the establishment of omended by Act
the No.
bulk-suger shipping system, 92 of June 30, 1959.”
os
CARYL CHESSMAN ... Stirred a Lot of Writing
Patrice Munsel, Family Arriving Here Today Opera
singer
arrives
in
Bermuda
Patrice
San
Juan
persons
labor and
connection The
organizations,
entities
with
are
this
Committee
employers
invited
to
and
express
other
their
at 6:30 p.m. on British
Schuller,
and
at Pier
the
Frem
€:00
A.M.
tc
12:00
M.
From
1:36
P.M.
te
4:00
P.M.
following
time
four
frofi
children, six
months
viewpoints
e
Emergency =
Registry
Night
Pharmacy
Fernandez Juncos 1304 Santurce Tel. -3-5169 Doctors on Night Duty Metropolitan Area San Juan — Santurce | Rio Piedras — Barrio Obrero Call Tel. 3-2467 for information and assistance Puerto Nueve — Caparra Tetrace. Dr. R. Fernandez Isales De Diego 409 Rio Tel.
Piedras 8-1423
Dr.
R.
Urb. Tel.
baring
inhumanity
his
expose
to
man.”
cadging
won’t
end
the
wr
cigarettes
to
do
t
same for new cons coming i Lawrence Wade, who lost appeal Tuesday, is scheduled die Friday in the San Quent Prison gas chamber, which h been idle since Feb. 19 wh Governor Edmund Brown
California
reprieved
Chessm
A group of San Franci students notified Marin Coun Sheriff Louis Mountanos th plan a protest march to S Quentin today and an all-nig vigil against Wade’s executid
BOB BONE Inc.’ said yesterday to carry 3,300 Thomas during
28,
the
airline
will
carry
Lopez El
Garcia
Ave.
Verde
2617
FOOT
-
Chiropodist
21
yeats
1419; Stop
21
Fernéndez
experience
Juncos Phone
Ave. 3-8071
about gers
traffic
represents
300
to
than
for an
600
last
carni
increase
more year,
pass@ Barrer
said. He pointed out also t visitors won’t include Carib personnel. “We're all
' overtim
working
he said, carnival
followed up by 55 flights on Friday and another 10 on Saturday
ing operation. During the three big days, said, there will be an average
offiyes-
Juan on Sunday and Monday.” Barreras, who is assistant to the vice president in charge of traffic and sales, said that Caribair will begin flights leaving
St. Thomas
for San
Juan
at 6:05
and are airlift. a
keeping { smoothru
nine persons per shift on t Caribair counter at Interna nal Airport here. Regular Schedule
The
Untouched
airline’s regular
remains untouched, though Caribair is
sched
he. said, using all
their planes; none will be p ed out of its regular run.
a.m., Sunday, May 1. These special flights will leave on an average of about thirty minutes apart until 11 a.m., Monday, he said. 300 Standbys Listed All flights to St. Thomas are booked solid now, he said, with 300 names included on standby lists. These names are spread over the 110 flights, however, he
price of the St. Thomas trip mains unchanged, at $18 rou trip from San Juan.
said,
fuse
so
passengers
able
to
pick
may
up
“no
still show”
seats.
FORECAST: San Juan and Mayaguez — partly cloudy with occasional showers or thundershowers today and tonight; Ponce —
Puerto
Rico,
Virgin
coastal waters — ers
and
Islands
and
scattered show-
-thundershowers
and tonight. WINDS: Easterly
at
today
12
to
20
knots.
TEMPERATURES: 1 p.m. yesterday
High
84 at
(at International
Airport); low 71. STATESIDE: Bosten — 55, clear; New York—53 clear; Philadelphia—58, cloudy; Miami 74, raining; Chicago — 72, cloudy; San Francisco — 60, clear.
Professional Step
30
Ambulance —
Tel. 6-0262
Hete
If impossible to lecate
im
the
emergency
Medical
contact for you.
a
DALE
Rey
of 6-2222 cell
Ext. your
20
M.D.
3-2467 and
Associetion
doctor
will
immediately
METZLER
' Asked if he expectsto ref any passengers for over-mer making on the flight back San Juan, he said: “Oh, y there may be a two or thre
He
said
arrived Thomas
that
if
a
passeng
very drunk at the airport they might
him
ter a half cooled off
on
one
flight,
“but
hour or so, he’d enough to fly.”
Ike Scores
WEATHER
‘'FREATMENTS
professional
Caribair time
45 flights to the carnival island from San Juan. These will be
in
schedule:
of the Senate C. TORRES
and
partly cloudy with showers in the vicinity today and tonight;
‘Thursday All
DR. ANTONIO P. PEREZ Secretary JULIO
man’s
be
12.
Podriatrist keep
from
Caguas
interested
bill. will
Munsel
today
West Indian Airways. Miss Munsel, who will be Empress at the Imperial Ball Friday will be accompanied by her husband, Rob-
Central
All
agent
a” heart-rending
terday, “we'll have to get those same passengers back to San
at
573,
in
“And then,” as Caribair cial Alberto Barreras said
elle”
Rico
York
soul
Apr.
11 p.m. on board the yacht “Jum-
HEARING
PUBLIC
are
the three biggest days of the annual carnival next week. Beginning with Thursday,
Following her attendanee at the Puerto Rico Theater Festival tonight, she will be guest of honor at a cocktail reception at
SENATE
New
that they expect passengers to St.
ert
PUERTO
courts
“And the novels,” Dickson ‘continued, “every convict who can barely write is getting a
By Caribair,
ranging in age to six years.
COMMONWEALTH
The
that
St. Thomas Flights Filled For Carnival
Murray
section
along.
deluged.”
with.”
exthe
National Housing Act to extend “Pederal Housing Administration i\financing to condominiums throughout the US. LONDON (?—The Grand Duches The bill is expected to ask Xenia, sister of the Jate Russian FHA insurance guarantees of up Czar Nicholas II, died yesterday to $9,000 per unit plus $2,500
them
man’s writing days are almost over. “Chessman thinks so too,” Dickson said. “He feels perhaps it’s just as well to get it over
Bareau
James
warden Fred Dickson. “We pass
Dickson said he believes Chess-
condominium = apart-
by
“But
or the novel writing,” se Eyman. “Years from now son jailhouse lawyer will be telli how he saved Chessman, a
Chessman’s last book, “The Face of Justice,’ was smuggled out of the prison.
| of Representatives today which would authorize FHA mortgages
to
“We get 70 to 100 writs a week nowadays,” said San Quentin
of
WASHINGTON — Puerto Ri-| |co’s Resident Commissioner An|tonio Fernos Isern is scheduled {to introduce a bill in the House
(D, Mont.). near the Hickory airport. The bill is the outgrowth of an The airliner, carrying 36 per agreement April 11 between sons, landed safely. None aboard | Commonwealth officials and the liner was reported hurt. of the National AsSpectat said both planes |members of Home Builders. If were approaching the field fc or | sociation | adopted into law, it would prolandings.
of the
his Fe-
On Condominiums
Senate
Senate
eight
and
mont
The
escaped
wording)
ments. A companion bill is also pected to be introduced in
age
two
Morlgage Insurance!
(AP)—Four
at the
for
of hokus-
(exaggerated
men in a private plane were killed yesterday when their craft collided in flight with a Pied-
of pneumonia
appeal
packs.”
House Bills Seek
|
passenger
three
they said, has super-
“They'll write
pokus
4 Killed, 36 Safe Airliners
Federal
“Every stir bug (convict) has studied up and passed the behindbars examination, it seems,” said Warden Frank Eyman of the Arizona State Prison.
two, lake
2 Planes Collide: C.
gas
or
Top Idol Of Convict
a
land.
Many of the crash victims were drowned in the muddy waters. Firemen, cusioms guards and airport personnel rushed to the crash site. fought the flames and rescued 19 persons. Only the tail of the plane emerged from the muddy waters. The craft was a twin-engine C46 The first list of survivors did not indicate nationalities. Many of the names of those aboard eppeared to be Latin American
N.
die in California’s
Chessman,
airfield.
HICKORY,
Chess-
seded famed Att. Clarence Darrow, who gained fame with his numerous victories in criminal law, as the idol of every behindthe-bars (convict) lawyer in the
to the main hit a 15-foot
dirt, split in and fell into a
Caryl
start
nual West-Central Warden's Association Convention Tuesday.
plane, arriving from Miami, Fla., crashed as it was preparing to land in a fog. Relatives and friends of the passengers watched in horror.
mount eaught
Con-
May 2, but he will live in cellblock jurispru-
Wardens
Colombiano
On its approach runway, the plane
—
dence.
persons were killed and 19 survived the crash of a Colombian airliner national
(AP)
criminal
may
chamber forever
Thirty-three
Ariz.
Foreign Aid Senate Win WASHINGTON, (AP) — J Senate Foreign Relations Cq mittee approved overwhelmin yesterday
a
$4,145,600,000
reign aid program, only $29,4) 000 less than President Eisen wer
requested.
The committee approved pill with only one dissent vote—that of Sen. Russell Long (D-La)—after reject one effort by Sen. Frank Chu (D-Ida) to cut military assist ce funds $200 million below amount Eisenhower asked. Jt was at least a one-step tory
for
President
Eisenhow
program of military and ecc mic assistance, but the big forts to cut it will come. when he seeks the approp tions to finance the spending which the foreign aid bill
|ply sets ceilings,
THE SAN JUAN
The
Careless
STAR —-Thursday, April 21, 1960
Girl, 4, Killed As Brother, 5 Tries To Get Gun From Her
Pedestrian
Traffic Safety Has 2 Sides By
BILL
REOPELL
has the right of way!’’, suffers as* much abuse as- it does in Puerto Rico. Cites Dominitan Republic
Albie Lightbourn prides himself on a lifetime of safe driving, in
_ Spite lived
of the fact that in Puerto Rico for
he the
has past
of
15 years. And he feels that the traffic situation here makes that ‘quite an achievement.
Lightbourn,
a
resident
of
Villa
Wevarez, works for the Danyo Supplies Co., dealers In scrap metals and scrap iron, located on Isla Grande. “[’m 100 per cent in favor of the recent campaign for safe driving in Puerto Rico, in view of the alarming rate of accident fa-
talities. But I feel strongly that it is
a
one-sided campaign.’ Questions Blame
In reading of the many accident reports during the past weeks, Lightbourn says that he has been “surprised’’ that almost every time it is the driver who is blamed. “What about the pedestrians? And the pushearts? And the careJess bicyclists?,’’ he asks. Lightbourn, who was born in
St.
Thomas,
in
the
well
V.
I., and
Dominican
as
Brooklyn,
where eliché,
has
lived
Republic, says
as
that
has he felt that ‘the pedestrian
no-
the old always
have
I heard
of any
the
Dominican
cuss with Gov. yin the “fiscal
Luis Mufioz Maaspects” of the
Governor's message to the legis-
lature 200
requesting
or more
traffic
law
The
200
an
additignai
policemen
to combat
violations. men
requested
Munoz plus 318 new authorized earlier
would
bring the new
by
policeman this year
recruits
up
to
518. Ramon Garcia Santiago, according to a La Fortaleza spokesman, with Munoz yesterday af+ met ternoon. The Governor is attempting to find the additienal
funds
necessary
island’s
police
Munoz , that
to reinforce the force.
announced
the
last Monday
reinforcement
of
‘Coffee Culture Courses ‘Being Held This Week |
The Department of Agriculture and. Commerce is holding training courses on coffee culture at various island centers this week, with
meetings
scheduled
at
the
Cacao farm in Orocovis, the Carite in Guayama and the.Carmelita in Ponce. The conferences, under the auspices
of
the
Agricultural
stitute
and
Foreign
Travel
Programs
of
In-
Agricultural the
Depart-
ment, - groups
are being attended by of from 50 to 75 coffee ' growers. These include coffee | growers on plantations estab‘|Hshed under the Individual | Farms
a.
aor
says
herlitz, School of Lengueges At the San Juen Darlington”
The
fice
Area~ Public
of the
U.
Works
S. Naval
Of-
Station,
Roosevelt
bicycle
and
carry
a regular
way
deal,
and
that
doesn’t
just between motorists, means between motorist destrian, and any other
To by 3
vehicle,” Lightbourh says. “It’s a shame that we
that send
cannot
re
j2¢
the
of
ion
‘appropriating
for the Gonipletion of the Ponce firehouse, <“77°°
this
$4,000
new
The Governor, the announcement continued worked all morning and a part of the afternoon on the legislative message calling for the reform of the island’s educational
system.
of
two
Commonwealth
Government agencies have pressed their condolences at
exthe
death of Beardsley Ruml, who died this week in the U. S. Dr. Rafael Pico, president of the Commonwealth Development Bank,
and Jose R. Noguera,
dent of the
Financial
Council of cables to the T.
ALBIE
presi-
Advisory
Puerto widow,
Rico, Mrs.
including
sent Lois
de s5mething grams. in our
An
to the
Economie
about safety schools. And_
throw
in
driver
education,
we're
at
it, the
way: most
bet, is being destrian has
Develop-
PADDOCK THE WORLD’S FINEST POOLS
OF P. R. Tel. 6-5664
Box
6665,
Santurce @
Free
estimates
@
Financing
for
down payment
upon
3
request
yeers
the
is $25,000 Applicable
bids
removal
replace-
pairs.
The
and
general
estimated
re
cost
range
to $100,000. drawings and
other
bidding data may be obtained or examined in Room 115, at the U. S. Naval Station, San Juan.
proalso while
of the do. Inj dealers
son,
you
can
taught that ‘the pethe right of way,’
but only under certain conditions. The motorist has the right of way sometimes, too.”
Certified Midwives noiding Convention Puerto
Rico’s
1,045
certified
auxiliary midwives are holding their sixth annual convention this week. Trained under the auspices of
Commonwealth
Department
of.Health, the auxiliary midwives and 145 apprentices, are holding events-in various parts of the island.
Dr.
Juan
of the Center,
Basora,
“are
chief
said the women
non-professional
trained mal
acting
Maternal-Child Health which supervises train-
ing of midwives, in
the
deliveries
but
are
of
nor-
handling in
the
home.”
The midwives are not paid by the government, he said, but by the .the
patients. They work public health centers
out of in the
island.
LINKING Rooms
no
for
THE
CARNIVAL
ment Administration and was a member of the’ Financial Advisory Council to the Governor of Puerto Rico.
SWIMMING
roof ventilators,
Accident
Rumi.
Ruml had been a member of the Board of Directors of the Development Bank since August 1953. He also served as consuitant
lean-to,
duplicate the Area
LIGHTBOURN .. Never
the
Ruml's Widow Sent Condolence Cables Heads
Office,
work
rary custody, the girl, Maria Socorro Ortiz Torres, found a 38 caliber revolver in a living room drawer and took it out. Her brother, Julio, Jr., took the pistol from her and it fired, the bullet entering the girl’s mouth. Police said she died instantly. Police said they are the children of Julio Ortiz Torres, a chauffeur for Secretary of State Roberto Sanchez Vilella. The children’s mother, working in the kitchen, heard the shot and screamed for help Neighbors sent for the police. The parents were distraught and in shock late yesterday, police said.
have been more than glad to offer ears for such instruction to
It was 5 alio announced that the Governor™ signed a_ legislative resolu
in to
mentof roofing, aiding and structural members, provision of new
youths.” “My six-year-old
end
P. R.
Works
for
of a full length
stateside public schools those cases, automobile
the. Governor “hopes” to thr "pessage to the Legis-
lature week.
are
Roads,
be submitted p.m., May 12,
Public
mean
it also and pemoving
The
Social
reconstructed by detectives, took the boy into tempo-
For Construction Work
license plate. In this_ way, it is possible f6r police to follow up on “bad driving etiquette,’’ and these careless people may be prosecuted in the courts in just the same way as the reckless car driver. ‘A Two-Way Deal’ “The traffie situation is a two-
Oldest and largest equipment mannfacturer and builder of swimming pools, is new represented by:
the
four-
their
SWIMMING POOLS AND EQUIPMENT
of
his
San Juan, has issued a call for bids for repairs to Building No. 60 at the U. S. Naval Station,
Administration.
Program
'} Programs
killed
says, pushearts and bicycles used for commercial purposes must be licensed, and in the Virgin Islands, all’ bicyclists must register
police
. force was necessary to make “continuous” the present “crackdown” on traffic violators. The Fortaleza spokesman said
and
acciden-
Navy Requests Bids
he
Of 200 Additional Police The head of the Commonwealth
As who
of
Republic,
shot
boy
ported.
these ‘ people being hauled into court and charged with ‘reckless walking, pushing, or cycling,’” he- adds.
In
ANGLADA
year-old sister yesterday at their home in the Caimito Alto section of Rio Piedras, police re-
tying up what should be thruways, and pedestrians crossing against the light, must be to blame for some of our highway accidents,’’’ he says.
“Never
RALPH
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Of N.Y. College, Dies In P.R. Dr. Oto Klitgord. president York City Community of New College, died of a heart attack | Tuesday was | He
night
at
La
Parguera.
50.
Klitgord had been touring the island's hotels since April 13 in connection with a study for Fomento’s department of industrial services. The report concerned the possibility of expanding ho-
tel
training
facilities
here.
He was the author of two] influential studies on technical training in Puerto Rico. In early 1957, he wrote the Klitgord
Report,
‘~
Dr. LUIS
SOLTER®
.gave
boy
a
future
OPERATION (Contiiited
from
patch. The whole two hours and 20
Page
1)
operation minutes.
which
made
recommen-
dations concerning the training of skilled and semi-skilled workers here. The following year, he was co-author with Dr. Lawrence L. Jarvie, former dean of the State University of New York, and Earle W. Dudley, a Fomento management consultant, of a report on the need for technicans to assist engineers in Puerto Rieach
worked
he
Dr.
cal School, said ‘I am most happy
that Dr. Soltero came to Puerto Rico We are very proud to have him on our team.” Prof., Noya also. stressed that the medical profession is not too fond of publii added “I personally his work deser. es re-} cognition
of
these
assignments,
without
Klitgord,
who
a
fee.
held
a
doc-
affairs.
Hé
was
a member
of the
Brooklyn Downtown Club and for two years he was chairman of the annual Red Cross fundraising campaign for Brooklyn. His was to be flown to New York City late last night. Plans
The shyness displayed by the young doctor adds to a pleasant personality and warm smile. In Houston, Texas, he worked with one of the nation’s outstanding heart specialty team. For two years -he assisted Dr. Denton Cooley, a noted expert, at the Says very excitedly. ““Fhey really Baylor University Medical Center. know their work,’ he adds. In more than 650 heart operations Darling Boy there, many on infants, he gain- | Carlitos is everyone's darling ed valuable experience that he boy at ward ‘E.’ The nurses hate has now brought to Puerto Rico. to see him go home. “He is such Just recently, Dr. Soltero pera friendly and intelligent boy,” formed a successful heart oper- said nurse Irene Ortiz. ation on a 12-day old infant that Now his dreams can come true. was dying. Since his arrival here, After a little more recuperating he has taken part in more than 70 at home, Carlos can soon. start heart operations, with only two running after the ball and chase unsuccessful. his gang around the block. A happy father of a boy 15 Then soon he will be ready for
months old and a girl two months
old,
Dr.
Soltero
and
his
wife.
HOUSE Comfortable Moderate
Little League, his become reality.
FOR home
rent,
Ready
CALL
his
widow,
dream
the
3 bedrooms,
1st.
3-9757
will
former .Dorothy
ther
daughter,
11.
Seoul, Quiet But Uneasy,
Tallies Toll
NEW
BULLETIN
Chaucer, a
armed
vigilant
(AP)—Heavily and
guard-
-police
kept
today
while
quiet but uneasy Seoul counted its dead in antigoverriment rioting which nearly brought revolution. Korea's death toll passed 100 and seemed likely to reach
2 baths,
.
printed
in
exhibition
director
1896;
one
opening
of
the
principal
tomorrow
at
By
WALTER
sed
this
promised to investigate and correct ~‘major causes of discon-
terday that he- would rather see the Fernos-Murray bill consider-
is near
tent.”
ed
85-year-old
to
a
fourth
president,
four-year
term in March, said the time to fix the blame for the uprisings won't be necessity
longer
available until “the for martial law nd
exists’’
The. last major group of demonstrators in the Seoul area, an antigovernment band of se-
veral hundred young people armed with a few carbines, was broken up. Several of its mem-
at the next
enactment measure
of
a
offering
solution” blems. In
Congress
to
an
than
compromise ‘‘an
the
island’s
interview
STAR,
he
said,
pro-
with
“The
the
bill
is
purpose. Therefore you can’t wholly achieve its purposes by enacting some of its provisions and not others.” He said he did not have any
personal House
knowledge Interior
of
reported
Committee
plans
He made clear his answer the hypcthetical question as
leaders
of
Seoul was like a city recovering from battle. Many hundreds of wounded lay in hospitals, vic-
tims
of
riots
sparked
by
about
riots
climaxed
weeks
of
the
bill
streamlined, version.
or to adopt
a
non-controversial
in
book
Preference
the
“I
bill
would
this
to to
year.
have
wanted
it pas-
News
unrest
Reds
Firm
be
pas-
no
said. He noted that session of Congress
would
“particular
be
if there
urgency”
pect to that He @alled
only sec-
were
with
a res-
provision. oe the bill important
and said that Congress is “entitled to all the time they need to do a thorough job.” Expects
He
No
Repercussion
discounted
failure might
sions
the
idea
that
of passage of the Dill cause political repercus-
in
Puerto
Rico,
since
people know that it is “more just regular legislation’
the than and
“ealls for deliberation and time.” U.S.
culture
Clear
his . preferences when asked whether Congress might pass a “watered down?’ 4 measure or defer action if it was unable to pass
if it could
its close.
The
Makes
30,000 students and citizens Tuesday when they demonstrated against the government. The and demonstrations protesting the elections in which Rhee’s running mate swamped the op-
a
whole becaiise of its nature and
Lt. chief
Gen. Song Yo-Chan, army of staff who is in charge
tions
incomplete
to shelve
law, said arrested.
items rare
He pointed out that the reasons for passing single
see
bers were shot in exchanges with police in the capital’s northeast outskirts, site of Seoul's universities.
of martial band were
the
year,
choice,” .he the present
the
Casa
sed, but if it can’t be, I have
Bureau
Resident Commissioner Dr. Antonio Fernos Isern hinted yes-
But
Syngman stern U.S.
PRIEST
Washington
Rhee, rebuke,
elected
of the
before the Kelmscott
Fernos-Murray Hope Better Next Congress . STAR
cized gress ment
Department
earlier
this
of
week
Agri-
criti-
the bill and urged Conto reject it. The Departwarned against a potential
grab of 12,384 acres of the Caribbean National Forest and against the transfer of federal agricultural functions to commonwealth jurisdiction.
In Brief
On
Disarm
Stand
GENEVA (AP)—The Soviet Union again Tefused yesterday to break apart its package of disarmament ‘proposals to negotiate measures of disarmament. Soviet Delegate Valerian tion claims Rhee’s Liberal Par- individual ty rigged the election and used | Zorin told the stalemated 10-nation disarmament conference the harsh pressures to insure the | specific measures suggested by U. S. Ambassador Frederick M. position for vice
Democratic candidate president. The opposi-
success of the Liberal sidential nominee.
Guillermo
Caparra,
new
150. President stung by a
Adler,
Tobar.)
KRAMER
Korea
troops
Elmer
museum. Entitled “Contemporary Illustrated Books (from 1890)”, the exhibit will be open to the pubic during usual museum hours, 10 a.m, to 4 p.m. (STAR photo by “tf
Me ako
GENE
By
EXHIBIT—Dr.
del Libro, 255 Cristo St., is shown
SEOUL, Korea (#}—Unconfirmed reports said here last night that the cabinet has decided te present its resignation due te feeling that it was responsible for Tuessay's bloody disturbances.
vice
pre- | Eaton
So.
Cid, former
guilty
Tuesday
in
U.
S.
morning
District
to
Court
charges
of
embezzling union funds in violation of the new Labor-Management Disclosure Act. Cid had been arrested by FBI
agents illegally
last
week,
taking
and
more
admitted than
Africa
Negroes
secretary-
treasurer of the Union of Dock Employes, (UDEM-AFL-CIO), pleaded
“shop-soiled
goods”
which
Arrests
Russia
600
did
not
want
to
buy.
Negroes
‘JOHANNESBURG, South Africa—(AP)—Police and soldier raiding squads backed by armored cars arrested an additional 600
Cid Pleads Guilty
RENT
in Villa
May
big
are incomplete is survived by
Howard, who accompanied him on his trip to the island. Other survivors include two married daughters; a son, 13, and ano-
a
| Joyce. are glad they came to the is]and. | Happy also is Manuel Lamboy, the father of little Carlos, as he sits by his son at the Municipal Hospital. He keeps holding his boy’s hand while great joy reflects in his face. “These doctors. have performed a miracle.”’ he
Doctor
fureral Klitgord
SEOUL, On
in
Shy
the Dr.
co. took
Blood Needed, Too . ’ ‘tor of science degree from St. addition to medical skill, | fohin's University, had been perform this it took blood to president of New York City Coloperation. And that, according to hospital officials, is not easy to lege for 13 years. He was one of the founders of the Brooklyn come by. Six pints were needed to help little ‘Carlitos.’ A friend college, which specializes in technical education courses. and a relative gave a-pint each He was scheduled to leave and the Mayor of Guaynabo orsoon for the Soviet Union, where ganized ‘the other four donors. a team of reDr. Rafucci, said that this is he was to head studying technical the first operation of this kind in searchers education in Russia. The group Puerto Rico and most probably is being sponsored by the USS. in Latin America. “Dr. Soltero showed a very outstanding per- | State Department. formance,’ he added. Dr. Jose A. Dr. Klitgord, who was a memNoya, professor of surgery and ber of the board of directors of head of the surgical department Lafayette National Bank in New at the University of P. R. MediYork City, was active in ¢ivie But
for
$1,000
in union funds since the federal law passed last September.
yesterday.
They
raideti
Negro
settlements
outside
the
major cities of South Africa’s Cape Peninsula, bringing to about 1,000 the total number of Negroes seized thus far this week.
Nehru Says Chou Wants NEW talk
with
DELHI Chou
(AP)—Premier En-Lai
yesterday
Peace
Nehru that
he
said is
after
a
convinced
four-hour the
Com-
munist Chinese premier has “the same urge for peace and cooperation which India has.” Speaking at a banquet climaxing their first day’ crucial border negotiations, Nehru said: “With our joint endeavors we shall not only halt the unhappy process of deterio-
ration in our countries, relations but also take a step toward their betterment.”
THE
SAN
JUAN
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THE SAN
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Market Drop s Sharply
Dow Jones Averages NEW
YORK
(AP)—Closing
Dow
Jones
averages:
Open
High
Low
Close
Changes
623.01
625.68
615.94
618.71
Off 7.69
RRS
142.74
143.15
141.45
° 142.05
89.06
89.06
Off
By JOHN MCKEE YORK (2) — The
NEW
INDUS UTILS
STAR — Thursday, April 21, 1966
stock
market took another sharp drop yesterday. But trading again was only moderately active. The market was lower and ac-
0.83
tive
Off 0.56
at
the
opening
following
Tuesday’s decline. Prices turned sharply lower in afternoon trad-
COFFEE eurbons
“eB
FUTURES
SUGAR NEW
YORK
(AP)—Coffee spot Santos ck closed at 36.75N. Cost offerings include Santos 35 at 36.50A and 5S 35.504.
futures closed conrtaets.
1!
to
16
lower.
closed
238
35.25N 34.26N 33.56N
tutures to 5 ‘closed 19 lower Sales 12 contracts High Low Close Mas 45.30 45.20 45.20N Jiv 446.60 44.60 44.55N Sep 44.55 44.45 44.45-50 4-Asked: N- Nominal
sugar
unchanged
contracts. Low Hig 5.78 5.73 5.92 5.91
~
to
4
Close
5.73-75 5.92
5.95 5.95B No. 4 closed 1 contracts. Close
2.97B 3.08 3.15 3.16B 3.27B 3.29 3.34 3.34N
May Jy Sep Oct
Mar
nigher
NOW!
Sales
(AP)-—Domestic
6
July Sep 5.95 World sugar futures to 3 lower. Sales 261
Close 37.55N 36.30
FUTURES
YORK No.
May
higher.
Low 37.45, 36.20 35.20 34.25 33.64
High
futures
May Jly Sep
Raw
sugar
a4 JEN
San Juan
and
the continent
(Beginning
April
cents
to around
$4 a share.
declined.
Some
of
and tobaccos trend.
- Wide
the
rose
losers
electronics against
the
such
high
included
priced, high quality American Telephone,
General
stocks as Eastman
Electric,
Dupont,
this index, the quoted value all stocks listed on the New
Volume
totaled
3, 150,000 shares
dent told the annual
meeting
no dividend in the near
was
increase future.
that
planned
Du Pont lost 4% at 20914, while General Electric was off 3% at 88, Eastman Kodak down 110% and U. S. steel off
25% 1%
at at
7938.
Hatched Way To Arrest LUCEDALE, Mississippi (AP) —Lovonia Jones Box, 60, admits she gave a setting hen a strange assignment. The Negro woman pleaded guilty to a charge of possessing
illicit $500.
whisky
Two
and
deputies
was
they
searched her home Saturday and found a gallon of liquor in halfpint and pint setting hen.
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Pfizer
Beth Steel Boeing Air
45 2318
Phelps Philip
Borden Borg War
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Phillips Pet Pure Oil
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Quaker
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27
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4033
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60 5733 6413
63 5194
Roy Dutch StReg Pap
3938 421,
Cities
Sv
422%
Sears
Roeb
495%
Coca
Cola
525%
Shell
Oil
36%
Colg
Palm
3874
Shell
Tran
2058
Ed
_ S778
Con Cont
Edis Oil
6412 474
Socony So Am
Corn
Pd
49
So Cal Ed Southn Co Sou Pac
29°8
Corp
Doug Dow
Air Che
30°8 9132
20924 2412
Sinclair
Air
East Food
Ko Mach
110% 5034
Ford Gen Dynam
69 41%,
Thom R Tidewat
Gen
Elec
88
Gen
Mills
2738
Twent Cen Tran W Airs Un Carbide Un Oil Cal
4546 81% 5435 14% W1
Goodyear
Grace & Co Gulf Oil
Goodrich , -
Inge
Rand
57% 42a
425% 4734
12% 73 56%
Pack
Texaco
Un
W Oil
2038
374 1348 136 3934
Pac
26%
71%
Unit Airc Unit Fruit US Indust
32% 23% 1038
38%
US
28°
39% 295%
US US
Rub Smelt
54 33
84
US
Steel
7928
Lines
Int
Bus
Philadelphia wednesday & Saturday
Int
Harv
447g
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Nick
107%
Warner Bs Pics West Uni Westg Ele
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Paper
10842
Woolwth
Boston .
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92% 6258
Pac
Camera,
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U. S. Government bonds had their best gains in about two weeks in a reflection of switching from stocks into these securities.
Aluminum Co peer Pet
Tob
and
Stock Exchange prices
Corporate
posted
American
duPont
Zeya BETTER WELD
2
3%.
Allied Chem Allis Chal
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fined
testified
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Universal
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Kennecott, Raytheon, International Harvester, Sinclair, StewartWarner and Woolworth. Equitable
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Beckman Instruments up 4%. General Motors lost 48, Good-
Lorillard,
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on of
declined on volume of 1,050,000 shares compared with 1,220,000Tuesday. Fairly sharp losses were
Fractional
Prices were around their lows for the session at the close. It was the market’s worst drop in nearly seven weeks. Most losses ranged from a few
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THE SAN JUAN
Coconut Hull's Use
Armed Forces To
Purposes Studied
Conduct Wa Survey On Island
For Industrial
The use of coconut hulls for industrial purposes may soon be a
reality
if
a
project
study by the Economic ment
Develop-
Administration,.
operation wealth
with
in
the
co-
of
Agri-
culture: and Commerce and the Land Authority, is found to be economically feasible. The
project
is
based
in
to .be
useful,
may
ground,
as
be
and
the
the
pot
and
in
the
planted the
pot
serves
may
be
used
to.
as
substi-
tute for peat moss, the Department of Agriculture said. At a meeting held recently at the
Economie
Development
a
sample
shipment.
being
cehe
firms
skilled
for
Air paid
and
Force by
to
these
cutive
Plans
have
day
by
Carlos
exe-
vice
yearly
by
tke
Armed
Department
of
the Army-Air
Force
the
Navy Wage
accordyester-
The company
secretary
as
directors.
These
primarily
assistant
executive
officers
responsible
post
with
the
Water
for adminis-
personnel relations, and plans, and finance. A
second
executive
“operational level’
was
programs
Descartes tive
recently
a so-called
level,’
Washington, in San Juan
and
dinate
Board,
the
with
D.C. where survey
created
He
tricity husky
is also conducting
plus
car
...
but
it’s
of $700,000.
at the new Palo Seco thermoelectric plant ‘‘on line.’”’ Testing of the generator, rated at 82,500 KW but built capacity’’ of
Sol
Luis
Descartes
truly
all the
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‘and after the first eight months of the present fiscal year the Authority already showed a sur-
activities.
ing-water
*m@
A
upped only 10 per cent, a growth, but well below
February.
BY CHEVROLET
Sales
is visiting
of oil in samples abandoned drink-
that
projected increases. The administrative improvements _ recently welded into the Authority’s frame-
at
tests for signs of water from wells
so
more individuals were given direct
Authority spokesmen. fiscal 1958-59 the sales
of
officers
the Author-
“broken-down’’
Power
“admigistra-
four
were
Hand in hand with the administrative reform came the solution to Descartes’ third goal, report
ty.
PRWRA
ity
ability.”
Descartes three major goals, was accomplished by splitting operational from planning responsibili-
in
sibilities for operating
of
Respon-
or
been time,
one
principles
by
first three major tasks at the Water Resources Authority delay-
reform,
the
forged
a bank spokesman said yesterday, but Descartes’ desire to resolve ed his departure. Administrative
along
plane,
Re-
Ahorro Poncefio had consideration for some
Descartes
participative management.
control over the different functions, with the resulting opportunity for a man “to show his
sources Authority May 15 and joins the bank the following day. His association with the Crédito y under
| are
tration and projections in four categories of power, industrial and
known until- yesterday. Descartes, 48, leaves his $18,000
the Navy Army-Air
Forces
designated
the not
of the Commonwealth Mining Com- area, Vincenty said. mission. Kewanee received rights to the The group drilled its initial well 200,000-acre concession granted by to a depth of more than 6,000 feet the Mining Commission to a group near Santa Isabel, not far from headed by David Gordon, presithe site of the new well. Recently, dent of Maritime Oil Co. of Houswork at this site was abandoned ton, Tex., when the Gordon group abandoned its efforts early in and the well was sealed.
reached a
Vincenty,
assistant
nounced vesterday by Department and the
the official representative of the
The search for oil on the island Ras moved to a second location. Kewanee Interamerican Oil Co., subsidiary of Kewanee Oil Co., has begun drilling in Barrio, Rio Canas in Juana Diaz, near Ponce.
searchers
an
ly that Descartes was joining bank, but the position was
New Drilling Try Under Way For Oil
depth of almost 600 feet, ing to a report received
as
president, a bank said yesterday. It had been announced previous-
unskilled
Puerto Rico was in November, 1958. John Burton, area wage and classification chief. Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Florida is
were laid for the industrialization, marketing and financing of the project under study, according to the. Agriculture Dept.
The
Bank
cated in this area. Most of the contacts will be made by telephone. The wage-rate survey was an-
ed
Ad-
ministration, it was decided to test the acceptance of the plant pots in the United States market by
LIDIN
currently
and
Force Board, Washington, D.C. The information obtained will be used in reviewing and adjusting the wage board schedules of the Armed Services in Puerto Rico. Department of Defense policy requires that such rates shall be generally neither higher nor lower than the prevailing average for corresponding in loeal private industry. The last. wage survey eonduct-
fertilizer. In addition, the powder of the coconut hull, a secondary product,
HAROLD
workers in the various trades lo- spokesman
use of a machine invented by Ramon Avila, a farmer from Guaynabo, which grinds the hull and extracts the fibre from which ornamental plant pots are made. The pots have been found plant
By
determine the average wage rates
Navy
Credito
As Asst. Exec. Vice President Sol Luis Descartes, who this week announced his resignation as director of the Puerto Rico Water Resources Authority, will join the Crédito y Ahorro Pon-
Army,
Common-
Department
‘Descartes Joins Banco
More than sixty commercial and industrial firms in the San Juan area will be contacted this week by representatives of the
under
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STAR—
Thursday, April 21, 1960
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market rica,
will
annual the
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be
City dur-
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will
be
held
next May, the 4th.
from
the
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Monsita will leave on May Ist for Atlantic City
as
a
representative
of
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made
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we had
news
of the Year. The selection
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contest and to bring this honor to Puerto Rico. Be confident Monsita— because
in each
Puertorri-
can heart there will be a glow to brighten your path.
And
whether
you
return winner or loser, we all will congratulate you
RIO PIEDRAS . Ave
de Diego
Salida
6 Cagues
PUERTO NUEVO Ave. Roosevelt
knowing you did your best in Atlantic City.
9
Citizen OF Year Award Goes To Jane Nicole de Mariani Mrs. Jane Nicole de Mariani was awarded the Dr. Gonzalez Martinez Trophy at a- special juncheon yesterday given by the Lion’s Club of San Juan in the Fiesta Room of the Hotel Condado
Beach.
Hotel.
og
Mrs. Mariani, honored for her work for the Puerto Riean Eye Bank, was also named “Citizen of the Year.” She has been responsible for instigating a survey to determine the number of blind on the island and to date 11 _ transplanted operations have been | cornea successfully made through the work of the new eye bank. Yesterday’s trophy presentation was one of the high points Rican Cancer -of the Puerto League’s program in honor of the sixth anniversary of the
death
of
its
Gonzalez cological
DANCE
COMMITTEE—
Tomorrow
class activities.
Dr. of
Isaac
the
On-
The program began with a mass at 8 a.m. in St. Vincent’s Church. At noon, the group met at the Hotel Condado for the
evening the San Juan School will hold its first an-
nual spring dinner dance to raise funds. for school repairs and
founder,
Martinez, Hospital.
Above,
members of the committee check ticket sales for the gala affair which will take place
honor
in the Fiesta Room of the Hotel Condado Beach. Left to right are Mrs. Richard Marks, Mrs. Stanley Plaskoff, Mrs. Douglas Reynolds, and Mrs. Fred:Epstein, seated, while ‘standing are Mrs. Jack Newman and Mrs. Richard Bolin. (STAR phoxa by Betty Knorr)
posed of civic leaders and volunteer workers from the enti-
Intanta's Group
Leaves For Aruba
+ v
4
at
By
NORY
SEGARRA
Seldom has a group. wined, dined feted and
tained
on
such
group
who
a scale
arrived
rish, charge
of
promotion
Port
of Mobile,
lian,
promotion
New
Port
of Mobile.
as the
from
benefit the New York Foundling Hospital at the Hotel Sheridan
and
2:30
for
the
Joseph
officer
in Kil-
for
the
island
the
late
béard
their
Mc’Gowins
were son
of
Robert
the
Infanta
Theo
the
York
were
Don of
representing
Baron
New
of the
became the bride of JefGerard Zucker at a recent
ceremony
in
the
Jewish
Com-
munity Center at which Rabbi Marshall Maltzman officiated. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Zucker, of San Juan and
president
Construction
of
Co.
the
The
Jeffrey
bride
at-
tended New York City College and the groom studied at Lehigh University.
Giand a
FLOWER Ista
Verde
or SHOP CALL
9-00
1863 Loiza St. Santurce — Tel. 3-2111
a E DID IID PES FOOD
MIAMI DRAPERY ;
Also
to
Martinez of flowers the group,
Dr.
visited the construction site of the new cancer hospital which tor’s El Jate
name. Comandante by doctor in his one of
Then on Tuesday evening, Dr. Ed Kerstein and his mother, Mrs. Ethel Kerstein, entertained the
trophy ner of
group at an intimate candle lit dinner party in Ed’s old San
League Hospital
The
doc-
distinguished
the
bear
will
honored the a presenting
to a winname yesterday’s races
Puerto
Rican
Cancer
Oncological the by represented
and were
the
Sheridan
ball
will
ill
among
Koth, | party,
Von
the
many
guests.
of
the
After
group
the
went
| Night clubbing in old San Juan. take | Yesterday, Miss Fini Rincon,
where
and
New
James
York
Ewell,
Foundling Hos-
pital Board. Assisting the McGowins breakfast
affair
both
were
tertained the entire group at a beach party at her Mar Chiqui-
ta home. at the
L.A.
ves
Pa-| land’s
for
Today, Aruba
West
the in
group the
Indies,
for
lea-
Nethera
few
Puerto the heads who fund League’s Cancer
Veray, Rican
in Rio Piedras, raising drive made the presentation of the
at
Dofia
Maria
Present,
Perez
de
too
Al-
Cintron and Dr. Angel president of the medi-
days after which their
the
presided
Club,
Lions
luncheon.
the
miroty Rivera,
of
vice-president
Juan
San
*Raul
Mariani.
Mrs.
to
Buxeda,
way
back
they will plane to New
of
de the
present
lermo Toro,
trophy
Earl
Braganca,
Gardiner
City frey
respects
Gonzalez
placing wreathes his grave. Next
place and ball director; Robert! sister of San Juan’s mayor, en- were Marilyn
their
ing
hosts. On
the
of Mr. and of New York
com-
Montagu,
the
manager
Miss
Dr.
committee
Nicole
faculty
Mariani Cancer
pital, and Miss Gloria executive secretary of cer League here.
of Portugal, who is still hospitalized-in London, Lady Edward
which
Infanta,
—
paid
and
Cancer the the president of League, Cesar A. Toro and Mrs. Toro; Hector Gonzalez Blanes, son of Dr. Gonzalez Martinez, de Trigo, Georgina Mrs. and Gilberto Mrs. daughter. the
de
NEWLYWED
a
ceremony
Juan home. The cast of characters were the same as above with localites, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Garffer and daughter, Pilarin, and son, Raymond, Jr., British Consul -Reginald Hall and daughter, Elizabeth, Dr. Amaury Rosa, Jimmy Shine, Martha Bradsher, Miss Cuchi Rincon and Mrs. Mary B. Down-
morning
activities, included a breakfast party aboard the Port of Mobile, Alabama's yacht, Jumelle, at
Weiner, daughter Mrs. Harry Weiner,
p.m.,
re by on
vice-president
been enter-
York last weekend representing the “Night in San Juan” ball to
East’on May -6. On Tuesday
executive
luncheon
Jane cal
in
Pico both
Dr.
Guil-
and Dr. Cesar recipients of
Gonzalez
past
were
Hos
Campos, the Can-
Martinez
del the
Trophy
years.
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THE
SAN
JUAN
STAR —
Thursday,
April 21, 1960
Secretary Week To Begin Sunday In Puerto Rico National Secretary Week, an important event on the calendar
of the business woman, ginning througb
this
and
professional
will take place here beSunday and continuing April 30. In line with
the
Puerto
Rico
As.
sociation of Legal Secretaries wil] sponsor a series of activities. On Sunday at 10:30 am. a Solemn Mass will be held in the Monserrate Church in Santurce, at which the Rev. Father Maximo Alvarez, O.S.A., will deliver
a
lecture
following
the
mass,
Afterwards, there will be a luncheon at the La Concha Hotel. That afternoon, a cocktail and
conference
IMPERIAL BALL TEST RUN—Julio ECuzwin, the French head chef Georges Fanjas, check an entree
gala
Imperial
(STAR
Ball.
to check
was
Room
Rotisserie
in the
affair
Emilion
St.
the
photo
by
Betty
the gourmet
menu
of the
Purpose
testing.
quality
for
cork
Legal
Friday's
for
planned
BETTY
STAR
Knorr.)
| popular
Editor
Club
we
«| presided,
the d,’ the
A regal 5 menu in keepin © | works. oo with the elegance of the oc-} We drank a dry but fruity white casion will be served gour- Bordeaux, Chateau Belgrave ‘47, mets attending the Imperial with the first course, Mousse of Ball tomorrow night in the Imported Turbot with Boneless Hotel Caribe Hilton’s Club Frog Legs Aurore. The fish
the
Caribe. At a food and wine tasting Tuesday Room. Georges “Cary.”
in at
sampling Juncheon
the hotel's Rotisserie which French chef
Fanjas.
Ricardo Hilton's
the
Gracia beverage
Hadassah Postponed The duled
Hadassah for today
(ommunity
poned 26. at
until next 130 pm
has
with
a
post
Thursday.
Apr
of
sauce
truffle and ‘a
tomato
an base
cream sauce! accompanied by patty shell crescents and surroundby
been
been
slice
American
ed
meeting scheat the Jewish
Center
mousse, shaped like individual eggs had been poached in a white wine court bouillon and served
The
the
frog
legs
boned
and
deep
entree.
Bordelaise.
hearts a
of
Roast
was
salad,
tuce
with
hearts
slices
of
cheese
sauce
let-
on
the
( lighter
than mayonfor the dres-
For dessert. M. chefs, wheeled in in which a molded
Fanjas’ undera block of ice ring of French
beef
which
with
and
topped
with
mushroom
on
and more delicate naise) was served sing.
of
had
with this. we tasted
paim
of
side. A mousseline
next
and
‘‘Cary”’ served us a red
vanilla ice cream The ring was filled
Fillet
served
artichoke,
creamy-cheese
the
had set
been
Demi-tasses ‘and
cognac
was_ with
poached
aflame
bedded. peaches in Kirsch
before
of good topped
the O’
will
April
sponsor
University
28,
of
Puerto
QUEEN
the
a cocktail
Hughes
Rico
serving.
strong off
the
coffee meal.
Freyre, of the Supreme Court of Puerto Rico and former presthat
night.
be
held
at
will be given the Secretaries
dealing
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Serve
salad
each
(the sandwich-spread
scoop
in a hoop
into big, scooped-out hoop.
Serve
‘Creative
cf the
with
tometoes
baked
potete
Cookery,” 20 Tuna
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(a ring of green
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and
ring the tomato
and
green
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Uni-
German, Friday. discussion will be ‘Pan American,”
with
the
social-economic
Dance Cocktail
University Mechanical
of
Mr. Prado
and Mrs. Alfonso Lopez entertained Monday at a
cocktail their
party
home
and in
Isla
members of the tors of America,
reception
in
Verde
for
Dance Educawho are here
this week for «# convention the Hotel Normandie.
friends
}
will
American
of Latin America. speakers from The
at a party
nabo home. birthday.
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Amer-
problems Students
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Classic.
Mrs. Cuca de Bou, wife of Alfredo Bou, was surprised
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Conference
Inter
versity, San Topic for “Operation
The
in her
occasion
at
Association of IAU. Lopez of San German sisted
her
MARC Puerto
Ricé’s
Bayamon
IAU
Tom
and
Garcia;
Miss for
Union Tel
A.&
Discount
No.
Other
for
advi-
College.
House
81
1076
Luggage
Golf - Fishing Outboard Motors Automobiles Furniture
Bedding Housewares
Things at Large
asSan
Brunhilda, M
ALL MAKES Many
of
advisor’
Hato Rey 124 F. D. Rooseveit Tel 6-2571 — 6-4130
203
Refrigerators Ranges Dishwashers Air-Conditioners T. V. Sets Hi-Fi Radios
Ralph
and
Oldest
Ponce
Roosevelt
Vélez
@atthews.'
Rey
E.
Dr.
sor for UPR Vélez,
conference
Alvan Faculty
is
Furniture
Bato
the
Santiago is student
DISCOUNT HOUSE
Largest
Plaza Canton Tel. 810
of
by
German. Dr. by
Guay-
was
Puerto Rico, the and Agricultural
College at Mayagiiez and Inter American University, representing all 21 Latin American countries, will be conference leaders. Gerard Christian is president of the Pan American Students
Surprise Birthday Party
|
Sandy
named
annual
Students
chairman
\
been
second
ican
1, at E] Commandante
where a trophy the winner of
has
The
As a closing event, even though the official week has closed, the ladies will spend Sunday after-
noon, May
BANK
Pretty
IAU To Hold Student Conference Friday
ident of the Puerto Rican Bar Association. He will also be the
speaker
BLOOD
of the Blood Bank League for Friday’s Imperial Ball at the Hotel Caribe Hilton. Patrice Munsel will reign as Empress of the Imperial Ball for the gala affair.
Guest of honor at this affair will be the Hon. Judge Baldomero
guest
OF
LEAGUE
at
vite their bosses and their wives.
St. Emilion (Bordeaux) Next in French fashion,
fried.
which fat
Mr.
in
Maria
between 6:30 and 10 p.m. to which the legal] secretaries will in-
sauce, potato croquettes, dipped in crushed almonds before baking to give them a tasty crunchy outer shell and halves of tomatoes grilled and filled with little French
peas.
held
Ana
Thursday,
group
Julio Guzman, Caribe maitre were served
and
manager,
KNORR
Women's
be
Dr.
Secretary.”
-On
Imperial Ball Menu Is Gourmet Fare By
will
hotel.
Neill, of the University of Puerto Rico, will talk on the “Ideal Boss From the Standpoint of the
for the Hotel
Manager
the beverage
“Cary”
Gracia
Ricardo
sniffs
right.
Hilton,
Caribe
while
Tuesday,
luncheon
same
and run
Club Caribe’s maitre d,’ portion served at the trail
Discounts
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, April 21, 1960 WOES
| Weekly Calendar
What The Stars Foretell Zw
Puerto Rican Theater Festival, Rene Marques’ “Un Ning Azul
at
4
the
Sunday
p.m.
Prices
per
ticket.
to $2
FRIDAY, —A display
for even8:30 p.m.
matinee range
ing
$1
very
Angeles
Custodios
yourself
1
p.m.,
from
Ball
te benefit
Bleod
of
the
5. McGee. ms
and
U.
S.
Army’s
Penny’s mother Mrs.
. McGee’s
Antilles
Command
and Mrs. McGee
Hagan is the mother
aide.
(STAR
photo
here,
by Betty
Bank
the
Puerto
Rico
with
cock-
begins
Tickets
are
$100
FRIDAY,
April
Juan School
and
per
in Punta
Las
San
Marias
will hold its First Annual Dinner Dance in the Fiesta Room of
Hagan,
Knorr.)
the
Condado
Beach
ginning
at
$15
couple.
per
8
p.m.
Hotel
Tickets
be-
are
Ann Landers Says
insists
they
be
social
ds or it won’t look‘ nice to ders. still calls her “Mama.” What I do?—MAVERICK AR
MAVERICK:
ing
with
mostly for
a
boy
22—oif
and’ on—
off.
He
doesn’t
show
dates
her time for him. Several
The
pat-
man
3i,
and
she
phoning weeks
who
De
spends
taverns ago
is much
she
met
more
Luxe
a
sen-
mood a
a
you
ability
of
a
able
calm
in
A.M.
whose
sensitive.
more
P.M.
usé
a
Make
a_
higher-up
favorable
your
most
efficient
ing
by
in your
MOON
CHILDREN
to July 21) Be for good ideas
pany
affecto you also a
of
22
of
thinking
of
giving
him a year’s trial. I’m very eager for her to break up with Frank but I’m afraid to say anything for fear she'll do just the opposite. What do you
think?—T. a A
A.
DEAR T. A.: Peggy sounds like case of arrested development. boy 22 is too young for a girl
27. You are wise to say nothing. I sincerely hope she can hold the 3l1-year-old’s interest, ‘and that she’ll give Frank the gate. He sounds
irresponsible. . eke
Ann
help Send
Landers
you them
newspaper
will
be
glad
to
operandi
today
enclosing
a
take
treatments
health
in
and
better VIRGO
A good sociates.
out
get
consulting
to
improve
your
clothing
order. (Aug. 22
one
You
help you friendly,
who
pays.
22 to Jan. is wisest
in
the
eom-
is
clever
and
it
to
you
pal in
of long motion
to
March
20
inspired
now
fun with serious comrade. FOR YOUR COPY
clever
of
Carroll
Righter’s 16-page Forecast for your own sign for May send
Sta.,
date
birth N.Y.
and
50¢
1112
17, N.Y.
Ashford Avenue
(Across the
Hotel
La Concha)
+5 OFF
stamped,
$20
ANY
ON
PURCHASE!
to April 26 ONLY 5 DAYS the cobblers has there Not since the days of been
such
COME
April: 21
shoe values.
IN EARLY FOR THE BEST SELECTIO? ALL S!ZES-ALL WIDTHS
Jack Shaffer’s newest creations.
FOR THE MEN: Bally Shoes
to 10 P.M.
from Switzerland
$4.50 per person’
No Cover Charge
Continuous dancing
Showtime: 11:00 P.M. —
7 LEE
S
“1112 Ashford (Across the Hotel
Shoe Salon Avenue Le Concha)
(no
San Juan Forecast, 1895, Grand Central
Now at... LEE "§ Shoe Salon
i Puanro ce
from 7 P.M.
how
and
FOR LADIES: THE
LA CONCHA
to-
to achieve them. Be courteous. P.M. have
to stamps) STAR Box
in the luxurious
CLUB
con-~
to best progress in all of your fundamental affairs. Express your desire to those who can
your
make
to
activity
(Feb.
asfill
P.M.
life.
Budgeting
(Dec.
are
22)
ete.
Nov.
of
sure
fine ideas of trusted standing. Put them
to Sept.
reports,
full
importance
day to shop with Then write letters,
envelope.
Buffet
study
with close ties and advisors who have had much experience. P.M.
with your problems. to her in care of this
self-addressed
by-
ties.
prime
new methods with associates, to Jook into new ventures, ete. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Endeavor to find a better modus
She’s
to
day. Confer with powerful individual who can lead you to greater success. P.M. accept the
chance.
to
and
especially
20)
time
-and
‘interested in mutually beneficial outlets. P.M. discuss your plans far into the future. Be astute, but very courteous. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Financial affairs should be
on the qui vive that are within
Take
accomplish
23
Be
Systematic
today,
outlets.
Every THURSDAY Nighi
Served
close
20)
—
BAN JUAN
happy
quickly. PISCES
P.M.
22)
creative home
(Oct.
CAPRICORN
Be
(June
very
with
ad-
tonight to that individual
is uppermost
Oct.
sult with experts for best advice, too. P.M. work out a more efficient bookkeeping system
doing
tions or means so much eareer-wise. Courtesy is must.
can with
constructively.
very very
work.
and
deali
to
most
Then spread sunshine among those you love. Evening is then fine for having a most enjoyable evening with good friends. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Basic affairs can now be handled most efficiently and
impression
today
Z
21) If attuned properly astrologically, you should arise feel-
vaneed and effective psychology when you are out socially. Be forthright and less talkative. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) upon
today
great
23
a
SCORPIO
ee
experi-
be are
MARNIE
career interests. P.M. remain at own fireside and get everything in order in that sphere.
Howev-
finds
in
your reach today. Enjoy good friends while following creative
of
looking
having
ANAM
(Sept.
are
sible -than Frank. When Frank found out about this he went to pieces. He. begged for another
up
most
.of
companions. However, diplomatic, since they
who
The Pattern Was Loné Net
mother
luxury
ARIES (March 21 to April 19) sure to consult with expert
devoted
EAR ANN: I am fast losing tern is set and you aren’t going respect for my 35-year-old to alter it after 35 years. An band who is under his mo- ideal solution would be to move ’s thumb completely. out of town. If you can’t swing e’s a war-horse type who this, then take hold of the social ruled her four children with reins and line up your free even‘on hand. None of them likes | ings i with interesting friends inother but she demands that stead of boring relatives. x KR put up a solid front of love harmony which is so phony DEAR ANN: I raised my sister’s mauseating. daughter Peggy when her parents e hates me because I refuse were both killed in an accident. fow-tow to her. I also en- My own three daughters married age my husband to stand up nice boys and are very content. Peggy is 27, still with me, and is rights and make his own causing more trouble than my sions. +;three girls put together. vy husband can’t siand the For three years she’s been gohis two sisters married yet
LIBRA You
your
ence qualifies them to give you the very best solutions and ideas, quickly. and «with confidence. P.M. listen to suggestions of wise though. rather slow higherup. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) A fine day to enjoy interesting
couple.
22—The
stir-
nature.
advisors
22—Imperial
tails in Fort San Geronimo at 7 p.m., followed by dinner, dancing and entertainment in the Club Caribe at 9 p.m., ending with -a champagne breakfast in the Rotisserie Room of the Hotel Caribe Hilton at 2 am.
were school
of Lt. Jerry
and
11 a.m. to 11 p.m. April
all
channel
evening
organizing
the
Saturday
are
to plan the future with far more
Be
at
you
the
er, the
ing
is
you
“chip-on-your-shoulder!”
San Geronime Roem. of the Hotel Caribe Hilton. Friday’s openFRIDAY,
AND GUESTS— Penny Martin, daughter of Mr. and s. Philip Martin, Jr., of Washington D. C., visiting here the Dorado Beach Hotel and Mrs. J. Everett Hagan, m Portland, Ore., are shown around town by. Miss KaMcGee, daughter of Brig Gen. John H. McGee, com-
careful
rational
Sunday,
der
in
daytime
energies wisely and do not allow
April 22 through 24 of antique and mod-
ern dolls from all over the world, plus a collection of fans and laces, to benefit the College of Los
the
Righter
a point to go out socially or to sports that most please and which can relax you after a busy day. Be charming
red up to try te make ethers see what you want and need to be
starts
from
Carroll
THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1960 GENERAL TENDENCIES: Dur-
Para Esa Sombra,” at the Tapia while
By
pie wi natant ate
THURSDAY, April 21 through 24—-First production of the
Theater. Curtain time ing performances is
11
.
THE SAN
iZ
have th of
power
presented
the in
gravest
South
Korean
internal
of
by
high
and
Koreans
close
the outsparked
and
accusations
in to
Whatever tain tion
the
motives
for
Tourist
politicians raising the quesof public use of all beaches
I for one am raised and I
at
glad it has been would appreciate
this
are
indispensable
cessful
operation
of
to
suc-
high-class
attach ready way.
In the first place, why hotels, with their immense
must pools
cause
of sand
between
the
water
and perhaps a hotel fence, how many are ‘nasty exhibitionists” and how many are decent citizens? We have a few crazy drivers too, but we haven’t closed the public highways for fear of some wealthy tourist being in an accident. Residents
of
the
Jeft and
Condado
have
been
only a rocky “public” have to trespass or
strip drive
many ing
miles and
area
to find those
haven’t
cars
are
It
true
that
is
contribute
decent
bath-
residents
who
just
stuck.
luxury
somewhatto
hotels
the
eco-
nomy and particularly benefit waiters and construction work ers, but money paid out in local
to
stop
in front
control
of
exhaust
‘Indian
files.”
vehicles.
their they
It is al-
FROM
and
that.
THE
to
hang
in
ions from freshments
one
many
of
and
them.
are
protesting
Prove
the
STAR ;
Many
Open-
of
April
brought
home and during the
another
and
cush-
sipped reshow...”
shared
the
good feeling of folksy informality in contrast to the cool hush of a
formal theatre.
And
table
workers.
of
many
When
of
sugar
the
one
of
a series
life
in Cuba
he
is writing
viduals
who
are
no
longer
al-
tion
of
social
distinctions,
plus
the loss of the best recreation areas for the permanent residents
who
also
contribute
to
the
economy outweigh the material benefits of the luxury -hotel aspect of the tourist industry.
*
SWISS
kK
David
Lyon
Ocean
Park
it wasn’t
just
another show; our audience enjoyed sharing this exciting theatre
EXAMPLE
Sir:
Swiss truck drivers may have part of the answer for Puerto Rieo’s highway accident ills— a courtesy campaign.
The trucks
22,000 of
drivers
Switzerland
After the last cockfight, Sunday, our cleaning-decorating crew took over with brooms, buckets, water, hose, ladders, etc., and worked
until the wee hours. This crew included: Messrs. Lennox, Schultz, Mendez, and Mobile staff; LT President Jack Valentine and son Robin, our play director Arturo
Machuca’ Frances to all.
®
of
heavy
have
joined
using work
steam its legis
are
investigating
this
is
they
best
still
think suited
there
is
and
to
revere Rhee resign.
no
save
police
the
have
say
chance
stubborn
as
They
h
of
this
conviction
thé
nation
from
behaved
th
with
som
restraint —for Korean police— in the face of. the mobs Leniency, however, is likely to give the mobs mor confidence,
more. A can only
in-
and
the
demostrations
might
spread
eve
harsb police crackdown, on the other deepen the hostility of the population.
han
under
Castro,
Wil-
diam L. Ryan tells us just what sugar
means
for
Cuba.
L. RYAN Cuba
(AP)
there
may
For the sugar basic one in the
my,
the
dead
even
be
industry, the Cuban econo-
season
the end of May, sugar cane is cut
begins
at
when all the and the mills
work in the except for
sugar cane cultivation
chores, weeding in June, August and October, and the cleaning
up
of
The cuts
er
the
fields.
field hand
the cane,
at
from
whose
the
the
mill,
clerk
to
machete
common
office
labor-
employes
accountant,
their majority
all
in
still back
Castro’s
regime and are elated promises made by the ment in Havana.
by the govern-
Padin,
Moya,
and
Beginning
or
compulsory,
diminished
hav)
his meage
income, to such an extent, ij) fact, that he now takes hom/
might
loans
solved
be
in
the
expected
following
to
earn
durplus jobs,
for
the
purpose
of
extenc
ing credit to their workers, ha notified NIAR they cannot giv “advances”
this
year.
The
g¢
would take care of the needs of farm families. For a while in the course of Castro’s government, the farmer
vernment is already in debt wit” many merchants for supplies. 1) ment
is very
was
making
hard
cash.
ney.
It had
however,
The
a
little
extra
no noticeable
on
his
farmet— humble
mode
most
mo-
effect,
of
living
of them
live
spent
his
shacks—
money as fast as he got it, excited by a new feeling of power and faith in‘ the future. Fidel had
told
him
he
important man believed it. Soon
he
was
the
in Cuba,
will
have
no
most
and
he
reason
to be surprised. NIAR has been intervening, at a furious pace, in the agricultural phase of the sugar industry. One of the results has been a decrease in the
TODAY’S
BEST
FROM
by
new
tically
much
in
need
Merchants,
regulations diminish
of
besiege!
which
their
dra‘
income
eannot grant the credit whic! is asked of them. When the farmer starts to suj fer a more prolonged hunge than customary, he may becom! the source of new difficulties fo the government— may even be come violent. NIAR may forced to intervene ‘and ask fo) more, this time at the merchant’ warehouses to bridge the gal) This would give rise to eve; more resentment in the urba} centers.
~
EUROPE
Doubt
the course of recent months the attitude of many belonging to richest
in the Provinces and Oriente, the
agricultural
provinces
of
Cuba, has slowly been changing. Some of these workers are little by little breaking away from an
absolute backing of the regime, The dead season comes to the minds of the people very often. The
problem
faced
by
the
NIAR (National Institute of Agricultural Reform in the coming
months
keep
the
Bob
Fields,
government
Thanks
of funds.
whether Dr.
is
what
farmers
myself.
Thank you, Al Dinhofer, for review in Tuesday’s STAR and for your recognition of our two young artists, Luisa Franklin and Luis Liciago. They deserved it. Vera McKenna ‘Miramar, P.. R:«
To
“voluntary”
only about 65 cents out of eac/ dollar he earns. No Advances This Year The management of the sugal mills, which can no longer ge
in
finish their grinding. From then until the end of the year, there is little fields,
has
ing season. These funds, ether money from odd _
bloodshed.
- farmer’s wages. Wage deductions markedly
ing the coming cutting and grind-
ever, that before it comes, there may be. serious difficulties and maybe
can bridge it certainly
manner: the mills would issue “advances” to the workers—these would be advances of up to 40 per cent of what the workers
been
on
these groups of Camaguey
lowed to use something they’ve always considered as much theirs as the sun and wind, the crea-
alone
do something. Would Issue Advances the past this problem
In
And this I must express publicly: Heartfelt thanks to James M. Lennox, Vice-President of Mobil Oil Caribe and his staff for both labor and material contributions to our decorating and cleaning!
to the of indi-
to
he should party.
tenacity
threat of Communism. Until Tuesday, the
calling
police
matters
get into trouble, Castro’s regime is in trouble. In this article,
Perhaps pride and
damage respect
he
must
the
But even among these one can see the beginnings of doubts. In sugar circles it is said that in
the self
and
authorities
claim
Rhee’s
for
has a group performed in a cockpit, and, this is the first time that an in-the-round theatre has been presented in Puerto Rico...” Thank you, Betty Knorr!
their
and
observers
knowing
the farmers so they this great gap— but
earnings make such. hotels far Jess important to the local economy than manufacturing enterprises, so they shouldn't be considered “sacred cows”.
to
voting, assembly .
influence,
(Editor’s Note: Sugar means money in Cuba. It buys the beans
“first’’ in Puerto Rico. “Never before in theatre history
compared
with
national
Real Test For Castro
gross
wages
in-the
stand to benefit. Some students
the ruling Liberal to demonstrate for
that
star
Yes, strangers—tourists and townstolks—chatted. and laughed
with
lie
Most
gold
a
“Monday’s premiere was a cozy, friendly affair. Spectators rubbed elbows and jostled each other climbing around the bleachers of the arena to pick seats of
choice.
will.
munis{
down
obviously
COCKPIT
na Filled For Little Theatre
their
putting
roots
The ‘dead season” will soon be here. Some Cubans fear, how-
Knorr’s typewriter for write-up ‘‘Cockpit Are-
ing Night’ 20th.
Now
CAMAGUEY,
Sir:
wish
the
By WILLIAM
Victor Braegger San Juan, P. R.
We
in
lative
in the street.
said.
on Betty her warm
strip
distance
to their
the who
goers, little
agreed
becoming a symbol of highsafety, the tourist office
THANKS
beach with a
National
have chosen as _ a white star which
and closed-in areas for sunbathing, have to settle beside the best natural beaches? And of thousands of are content
also
barriers
hotels.
day,
for “freedom of the campus” tervention in the schools.
Swiss
and to avoid
They emblem
election
been used as political tools by Party, called out on all occasions
now
the
a certain
gas,
brutality
interfering
tactics
‘Dead Season’ In Sugar May
have
railway
police
speech,
roller
Thus far, the demonstrations appear without definit) leadership. Government spokesmen claim some Com
The young students, the new generation which grew ‘up during and after the Korean War, have other reasons as well. For some time, many of them have said, they have
Office.
They
your courtesy in allowing me to object to the main point in your editorial of April 14, in which you state that privacy and exclusive use of certain beach front-
age
to
op-
national hero but think is too old to control his
a voluntary. promise to ‘keep the right on highways,” ac-
cording
cer-
up
There is the abysmal poverty in which much of the population lives. Many Koreans are without hope for the future. The Liberal Party has failed to meet the desire for more democracy and freedom demanded by
LETTERS BEACHES
opposition
roughing votes.
deeper.
the less popular Lee.
PUBLIC
of stifling
But there is no concrete evidence. The opposition Dem ocrats —as anti-Communist as the Liberals— obviousl)
on
the average man
freely admit the party bosses may have gone too far to assure their perpetuation in power. They say Rhee and probably even could have won handily anyway,
Sir:
died,
causes of the riots are the elections
of
demonstrations
Rigged
Party
nominee
While the surface
students.
Liberal
used
and
university
to the ruling
increasingly
campaigning, of stuffing ballot boxes, position poll workers and intimidating Roots Lie Deep
Oppositions candidates claimed the elections were rigged. Judging from the rioting, hundreds of thousands —probably millions— of Koreans believe it, too.
Many
has
after its presidential
years
But if the demonstrations go unchecked for any length of time, they could put the government of the 85-year-old president in jeopardy. The riots were set off by the March 15 election, which returned Rhee for a fourth term in office and elected his running mate Lee Ki-poong —defeated four years ago on Korea’s split ticket balloting— as vice president Elections
party
12
Analysis
Claim
Rhee’s
Syngman
his
way of predicting nationwide unrest,
school
years
the police and its legislative majority to check freedom— closing’ an opposition newspaper, restricting assembl
Korea.
There is no come of the
News
President crisis
In recent
Many accuse the liberals of high-handed tactics, of refusing to delay the voting so the chief opposition party, the Democrats, could nominate another candidate
By NATE POLOWETSKY demon—(AP)— Riotous dahtigovernment in Seoul climaxed by a veritable uprising
TOKYO
Crisis
Internal
Grave
Faces
S. Korea
.
STAR — Thursday, April 21, 1960
JUAN
has
little
NIAR
do
has
in the not
to
The
yet
way said
it will extend credit to William
and explorer,
Beebe, writes
tional
Geographic
it
mainly
is
to
happy.
hunter and élothes “tha
scientist in
the
Magazine
movement
Na-
that
of:
the
not the color of frightens wildlife.
his
CERMANY Rudi
Facke
“Herman!
—
4-21
What’s
mother’s
picture déihg ‘over ‘here
.
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EDITORIALS
Let’s
Have
A
Superintendent
Law
of Police
Ramon
Torres
Braschi
has asked the Legislature to act on a bill drafted by his department which would aid traffic control in Puerto Rico. This proposed law, or one containing
its chief
provisions,
is urgently
needed.
The
dead
are piling up, slaughtered on the highways, at rate of 114 to date this year, This is a rate
precedented ag.
here
Mr. Torres
or :
anywhere
Braschi’s
under
proposed
the
the un-
American
law contains
some
most praise-worthy provisions which deserve the support of every citizen who is concerned with the horrible situation which exists today. A good law, efficiently enforced, can reduce the death toll and eventually serve as the educational weapon so sorely sought
by public officials.
.
Mr. Torres Braschi is acting quickly, and ‘we think
wisely, in this crisis.
He
needs
the support
of the
people of Puerto Rico to urge the Legislature to take action on his good bill. It provides, among other things of value, compulsory auto insurance; compul-
sory
vehicle
inspection;
fine
or
prison
or
both
on
conviction of drunken driving; and a “point system” which could lead to Ioss of a driver’s license after 2 certain. number of convictions.
The Torres
Braschi bill may
not) bé the perfect
THIS
eventually, for a family to venture into the highways
From Washington
ments, it could give us a law that will make
it safe,
of the island for a safe and pleasant drive. Let’s
who
get
behind
has shown
the
Superintendent
himself to be worthy
of
For Harry
By William S. White
-Fidel Castro, Cuba’s problem boy of the moment, We
thought for awhile
that Castro might have had some little justification for his attacks on the U.S., such as the need of a whipping boy to keep his emotional followers happy, but his most recent charge convinces us urgently in need of psychiatric treatment.
Dictator Castro similarity” between and the policies of the next breath, the he wishes “improved
that. he’s ~
has charged that there is “some United States government policy Hitler and Mussolini. Almost in bearded mental lightweight says relations with the United States.”
A strange man indeed who compares United States policies with those of Hitler who murdered:six million _ Jews, and with Mussolini whose dictatorship supported
and abetted Hitler’s atrocities. We wonder just how much the people of the United States should take from this new Caribbean tyrant
who has suppresged his country’s press, radio and television, expropriated private holdings without payment and threatened all who dare raise their voices against his despotism.
His daily tirades against our national
government have been boring at times, tiresome by their frequency, and finally insulting in their stupidity _and
viciousness.
We think
ree
it would serve the hemisphere’s inter-
ests if he could be put in his place, s00n and uncon| ditionally.
Because we are big and strong and wealthy
| is no reason to accept comparisons with Hitler from
| the official chief executive and spokesman for the | Cuban government. If we continue to take this stuff | from
Castro,
S. Truman
Dictator
has tipped his lid completely.
and
more
STuU.7
A Great Testing Time
Police
of our respect
for his laudable action in seeking to solve the traffic accident dilemma. ‘
Befuddled
NECESSARILY
is Nor
bill, but it deserves immediate and careful consideration by the Legislature. Perhaps, with a few amend-
Zito St Lavss Pos} Dispatd,
A
inevitably,
we
cannot.
expect :
to retain the respect of other nations, nor would
| deserve.theix respeat. \f 93.2 .rs
asd!
we
WASHINGTON — This is a great testing time for one of the few Very Important Persons within the Democratic party who is NOT running for President. This VIP is the sturdy Harry S. Truman. Mr. Truman is resolved to have a strong voice in naming this year’s Presidential nominee at the Democratic National Convention in July. He is unashamedly determined to be a big wheel not simply because, as a former President, he is entitled to that status. There are also these motives: to see that the convention picks a man Mr. Truman believes can win; to put the sheen back
upon
the
Truman
reputation
as
a political
tactician. ‘As time has gone on,. many have concluded that on the big things, anyhow, Mr. Truman was a big President. There has been, however, a corresponding estimate that he is not always the ablest
possible
politician,
perhaps
blow-up’ point is so very low. In 1956 he troubled friends
because
,
his
. and
of the aspirant he will eventually back. This aspirant is not inevitably Sen. Stuart Symington, though Symington’s geography as a fellow Missourian will surely do him no harm with Mr. T. But two major candidates are already pretty well rejected— subject to those possible turns in events that happen in politics. These are Stevenson himself and Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts. Mr. Truman's objection to Kennedy probably lies mainly in his hope that the issue
of
the
Catholic
religion
can
be
White
House,
Harry
S.
Truman.
Mr.
Truman
was not deeply pleased. More importantly, howeyer, it is not so much Stevenson himself as it is some ecstatic Stevenson backers who keep widening
the
Though rejoiced
Senator’s
kept out of the campaign. But the Truman objection to Stevenson is complicated. First, Stevenson, in his initial run in 1952, drew the hem of his garments away from the then highly unpopular occupant of the
gulf
some
between
the
Stevensonians
two
leaders.
tirelessly
peddle
son. Harriman was run over as though by a hundred loaded trucks, and Mr. Truman with
a contrary. line, Mr. Truman is not really against ‘intellectualism.’’ But because he is a competent politician, he naturally recoils from the picture of Stevenson so assiduosly cultivated -by some who are too madly for Adlai for words. They present him as far too fine to have any truck
him.
swith
enemies
by
going
Averell Harriman
in
with
of New
too
little
York
too
late
for
against the then
inevitable Presidential nominee, Adlai E. Steven-
It has been widely said since that the. old master has lost his touch. Mr. Truman himself _ recently observed that he is, after all, getting on to 76 years
old. It is thus
permissible
to point
out that he is not likely to have too many
more
national
hand.
conventions
at
which
to
try
his
So he deeply wants to. do a real job this time— because of his lifelong love affair with the Democratic party, his enormous respect for the Presidency, and his wish to go out as a winner im the eveningtime of life. He is still-keeping close to his chest the name
low
and
earthy
They seem to assume
“professional
politicians."
that for a politician to be
a professional —that fs, a truly competent one— is somehow wrong, even though the Presidency is the most demanding political job on earth. Endlessly they proclaim Stevenson's snowwhite amateurism and his alleged distaste for the organizational politics which is usually the means for winning elections. (This, by the way, is a great injustice to Stevenson. An able and perfectly sensible man, he is by no means so
precious: friends
He is not the first to be injured by seeking
their
own
image
in him.)
THE
14
SAN
LE
ARTETA RNER PALLIS
ORT PRLET NE
ET
SN
JUAN
STAR
—
Thursday, April 21, 1960
Living By The Law Of The Jungle who
if the gang
100th
Street
East
~by— Heughtor
WAREPIEED
some
make
a
“The
living
man.
The
Batman
of
faith
Parents
told
children
saw
the
caught but a
Batman him—not man with
a a
and
finally
bat large
at all imagi-
nation and a large black cloak and two small garden rakes with clawlike
ican
prongs.
Every
neighborhood
Amer-
has
its
im-
aginary witches, its Batman summoned by mothers to discipline the kids—but in Harlem the Batman and
is real. He really appears, adults do not chase him.
‘Sick All The Time’ do adults chase the
Nor
of the teen-age in many ways neighborhood
compound
kids
gangs. The gangs are born of the fear, and. they
it, leaving
their
own
history
in its future
had
a total
in
the
York cery
had
the
of seven
classifications
such
The
outward
through
the
But
ers. In the fall of 1956 the simple fact was that all the old leaders
oken; their lower Manhattan arm still exists as one of the
were either dead, Riverside narcotics
most city.
called
The
in jail, hospital,
in or
plained the days of power, “Man, The Enchanters weren't a gang,
(ages found
they
and eighteen) leaders by
virtue of survival.- Their first concern was continued survival, for the gang was greatly weakened and rival gangs of the
neighborhood
were
still
strong.
were
an
best thing to do was give up fighting and go social. But the problem then was how to do it. Monk
and
several
erans
went
to
man
who
came
other
Ramon
vet-
Diaz,
in
his
the early
and
city
latest
are from
history
strangers
Puerto
Rico,
ing
gangs,
come
from
Puerto
Rico—perhaps packed into the flimsy suitcases carried off the planes from San Juan that land at Idlewild airport. But there still are no teen-age fighting gangs
in
Puerto
Rico.
No
boy
ever came to New York from the island wearing the silken jacket of a gang—he finds it here,
and
buys
it
by
necessity.
The Enchanters’ social ancestors were not from San Juan but from County Kerry.
A
A
reporter
named
The
gangster
ae
whose
ended
Kid
Drop-
a
slum-
empire’s boundaries
reach-
only
per was primarily a product of his enviroment; poverty and disorganization of home and community brought him into being,
The
and
Street was Caesar scarred Rome. to
new
in
tetritory, but
not
socially.
past
the
limits
of
a single racial or national group. Though composed mainly of Puerto
Ricans,
The
Enchanters
corruption
and
all
twenties, about eight years ago, to the mainland on a Bahai pilgrimage to Chicago, stopped off
had Negroes
in
has
family, recalled that this was a radical departure: “The gangs used to be strictly according to
girl, Alicia’s friend in school, had been going out with a boy from
answers, and the boys went to him in hopes of finding one -for their dilemma. Ramon has since
whether you were a Puerto Rican or an Italian or something like that. Now, you hear all this
ception of right and wrong, with an aversion to honest labor that amounted to actual loathing and with a keen admiration for the man who was abla to get much for nothing. Moreover, his only escape from the misery of his
a gang. with a
been
talk
surroundings
particular scars, inside and out. Alicia, the thirteen-year-old daughter of Providencia, came
once,
confused,
advice living
to ask a friend’s
about a girl in terror of a
who gang.
was The
One night she went out boy from up the street
they that
cther
kids.
street
social
worker
but
about
Italian
gangs
a
and
down, but told wasn’t careful
a furniture store, and a campaign for the state assembly,
different than it was. Ten ago I couldn’t walk down
world, or for fame
and
a familiar
Street
for whathappened
was
different
the
stood
from across
silver-and-
atives Club, watching the boys go in for pool, and said, as if in admission and discovery, “You know, we call them kids, just
because they happen to be a certain age—fourteen, or fifteen, or sixteen—but they’re not kids.
seen too much.” Difficult
a
is a man
always
of
and cried
black-painted storefront hat marks the home of The Conserv-
They've
called
who
head
to emulate
A man
from
block
the
that stuff now as it is cliques —which clique is strongest. That’s
gets all out of breath sometimes,
the
the
now
that degree. He has worked on and off around the neighhborhood as a helper in a law office,
like she’s having a heart attack or something.” The grownups understand that
are
on
Enchanter,
without
became cause of
her in the river, and she
kids
still hasn’t left. Ramon
and
hood
has maybe twenty guys who are Puerto Ricans. It’s not so much
“She is sick all the time now,” Alicia said. “She’s scared they'll
these
way,
former
people;
The and
they would get her again and really throw her in the river.
throw
the
Italians
A
and
screamed
put her if she
on
organization.
Puerto Rican gangs, but it’s not all one way or the other. The Italian gang that’s left up north
got her and took her to the East River and picked her up and said they were going to throw and her
York
their
that is misleading. Social worker's go to school to get a degree in the mysteries of dealing with
who was not in the gang. old boy friend’s gang came
her in. She
New
in
and several
political
of
its attendant evils fostered his growth. He. generally began as a member of a juvenile gang, and lack of proper direction and supervision naturally graduated him into the ranks of older gangsters. Thus he grew to man-
Enchanters were the first of the gangs in the area to extend their membership
murder
reign
with
Benny,
the
Herbert
~
103rd
geographically
the
Kerry,
on
Count
weary
that
One was who all
forgotten
the
leader,
ed
decided
is
bury wrote that:
An eighteen-year-old boy named Monk Wescott and several other veterans
organnization.”
that
member could pass in acceptance to many far worlds in that era of empire.. The eighteen-year-old
The
there
The first
the belief is widely held that all contemporary civic evils, includ-
active fighting gangs in the As one grown veteran ex-
had moved away. A few of the oldest veterans who were left seventeen themselves
time
gangs.
County
Since
to the
parts
The Enchanters were found in the Bronx, in Brooklyn, in Hob-
gang
from
now.
of .New York and across the river «into Jersey. Branches of
Enchant-
feared
that
called themselves, on the new strange streets of New York, The Kerryonians.
Tots,
other
since
always been
came
Mighty Mites, Juniors, and Seniors. Their legend and influence spread not only through the ages of the neighborhood kids but also Conservatives—they had seen too mu¢h. Many of them were members of an old and greatly
in New|. in a groStreet in
city and county origins. made up of members
grouped
as
and
gang
formed Center
gangs were Irish, exclusive not only in national but sometimes
“divisions”
neighborhood,
City was store on
have
intentions.
the old nationalities.
first recorded
1825,
little
according to age—beginning from nine and going to twenty. with
a fire escape—some people swore
follow.
against
The
The Enchanters began in the postwar era of growing teenage gang activity throughout New York. In the early fifties they
his great black arms, extending his terrible claws, and then running off to another roof or down
to
though
hoods ‘and
was
Seven Divisions
on
that the Batman would come off the roofs and carry them away if they were bad. Once the police
request
and
stretching
he flew away. He robbed apartments, and the times that brave souls gave him chase he stopped and stretched out his wing-like arms. and few men were ready
The
gang’s
from
appeared
tenements,
Parish
to- discuss
of the members who knew the
was plagued by the Bat-
roofs
Protestant
wishes of some of the church,
its by-produet—fear. For several years in the forties the neigh-
borhood
social.
use
of the
meetings
granted,
Jungle.” and that is its law—you didn't see anything. When you really don't see it, you hear about it later. There is always a story of violence past or the threat of violence to come. Some people make a living from it,
and
seme
going
live
Harlem
Harlem
fer-
could
church
Decision
This was the essence of the difsicult decision the gang made te give up fighting and become
he
Ramén
soon
figure—not ever work
was
born
became so much it was he
with
a
or
I’d
get
Spice.” Running
Us
Out’
and
-
it began to grow, the fear among
in
the
teenth
hurry but always at ease, his highcheeked, light tan —usually cap that
topped with a natty he is quick to tip to
the ladies—breaks into
a broad,
When
and face
the
quite readily
white guys
smile. from
The
En-
chanters asked Ramon to help them figure out how to go social, Ramon took jt with a grain of salt. He had been around. “I told them go away—you guys don’t mean it.” But they kept on
pestering
Ramon
and
plead-
ing with him. He asked them why they wanted to change, and one-of.them explained, “We are
old Italian,
Jewish,
and and
as
Irish
inhabitants became articulated into the message that “the Puer-
to Ricans
are taking over—they
are running
us out.”-The
parents
said it and the kids ‘absorbed it. Boundaries then were strictly defined, with certain blocks “belonging”
to
Italians,
some
to
Negroes, and some to Puerto Ricans. For’ years, no Puerto Ricans went to the only public swimming pool in the area because it “belonged” to the Ita-
lians.
The
mew
boys
were
ene-
mies, threatening tenement house and hearth. Gangs “defended” their
neighborhood
against
And
no
outlet
many
a boy
the exploits of some figure
of the
under-
because of a yearning and glory, which he
acquiring a reputation guy and hard mug.
is The Insider. He moves through the neighborhood always ina
Harlem,
excitement,
imagine
I was unable to satisfy except by
the Puerto Rican colony East
in
con-
a gangster solely hean overwhelming desire
spectacular
formed
in
lay
could
fighting.
to be doing but rather for the fact he “knows everyone.” Wherever he-happens to be, Ramon
When
slightest
for his turbulent spirit save sex
years 105th
it because
he
the
the
encroachers by. beating them up. And,, in protection, the new-
The
those the
gangsters
who
referred
reached
latter century
as a tough
part
to are
their flower of
in New
the
nine-
York
City,
and whose gangs lived on until the late 1920’s. The description is from Asbury’s book The Gangs of New- York,
published
in
1928.
The names are different but the phrases still fit: “Poverty and disorganization of home and community brought him into being, and political. corruption
and all its attendant evils fostered. his growth.,.his only escape from the misery of his surroundings lay in, excitement, and he could: imagine no outlet for his turbulent spirit “save sex and fighting. ..” The only difference is that the old’ system of teenage gangs graduated its members into adult extensions, for whén
STEPPING
OUT—Stepping
of the La Concha
out
pool ‘and out
of a sunny two week stay in San Juan is lovely Diana Flickstein of Philadelphia, Pa. (STAR photo
by
Gunter
.
Hett.)
Insurgents — Attack Castro Military Base ‘HAVANA (AP). — A group of armed men, presumably members
a
of an
insurgent
predawn
attack
band,
made
Tuesday
on
a government military center 25 miles
from
from
Oriente
Santiago, Province
reports said.
Civilian residents of Palma
ee
people
East
asked
the
So-
eee
the
call
DAN
and
comers organized to fight the ‘the grown-up gangs were. low tormenters : on members because of death, The pattern is-nothing new jail, or defection, they called up to Manhattan. The only things recruits from the juvenile gangs. that change are. the_neighbor-4 (Te Be-Continued)
riano heard heavy firing for 30 minutes begining-about 3 a.m. There was no word of casualties.
Insurgents led by Manuel Beaton, a former captain in Fidel Castro’s revolutionary army, have been active in the area in recent weeks. —4
ee
it
By
troubles.” » Finally to Norman Eddy
a AERA ORDER
Sometimes
in
in “the City’ by Dai Wakefiela. ‘published 1957, 1958, 1959. 1960 by Dan Wakefield.)
sland” copyright
(“From Mifflin Co.,
many went
©
Schools To Observe Mental Health Week
cen
in so Ramon
This is the fourteenth installment in the STAR's serialization of “Island in the City.” Today, the author continues a discussion of The Conservatives, difficult the made which Harlem in Spanish gang 2 teen-age decision to give up street fighting.
Dr. Efrain Sanchez Hidalgo, Secretary of Education of Puerto Rico, has issued a memoran-
dum
to
suggesting
—
school ‘superintendents
they coordinate
and
plan activities to celebrate. Mental Health Week from ‘May 1-7. The Secretary said the objec-
tives of the celebration are to
. - |
tell ‘the community that a wellregulated family is the basis of ©
good menial health and citizens should” be aided in. strengthening
family
relatte-~
—
THE SAN JUAN
Noted Spanish PoetTo Give.
EVERYONE KNOWS IT! YOU GET QUALITY, GUARANTEE AND
Two Lectures At University The University of Puerto Ri- deaths of Jimenez and Lorca.” She described his poetry as |. co has announced that “one of the most. important -poets. of. the- beth: “intellectuat And Iyrical.” She
Spanish language” will deliver two lectures on Spanish litera-
ture
at the University.
Jorge
Guillen
according
announcement, to
Rico
arrived
Tuesday
to
in
from
the
Margot
of
Arce
the
partment,
become Spanish
de Vazquez,
Spanish said
that
she
first
lecture
sity’s
Princeton
De-
Guillen
has
a
disciple
Juan
said,
Festival
at
of
of
Ramo
will
deliver
the
Univer-
the
Join the Grand Parade to GRAND UNION.
Language,
commemorating Cervantes, to. be held this Friday, at the Univer: sity Theater. He will speak, she said, on “The Prosaic Poetry of Gonzalo
dives:
Studies
was
winner
Guillen,
his
Puer-
University .where he _ teaches. The 67-year—old poet will leciure tomorrow at 10 am. and Monday at 5 p.m. tor
said-he
Nobel prize Jimenez.
STAR — Thursday, April 21, 1960
de
Berceo”
a
13th
century
Spanish poet, On Monday he will lecture on “The Poetic Prose of Gabriel Miro,’ a contemporary Spanish writer.
“the most important Language poet with the
Benitez Seeks Joint Effort By V. 1. P.R. Dem Delegates Democratic party chief José Benitez will return #2 San Juan today following conferences with Democratic leaders in the Virgin Islands
yesterday
and
today.
Benitez left yesterday to see V. I. convention delegates Ralph Pywanski and Joseph Alexander, national committeeman man, respectively, of
and the
chairfour-
man delegation from the territory. Leaving from International Airport two
yesterday, Benitez said delegations together
the pull
eleven votes in the National Democratic Party convention, “‘more than
the
combined
votes
and South Dakota, Hawaii.” “We want to stay
of North
Alaska in
a
and bloc,”
he said, and pointed out he ‘‘absolutely’’ expected a unified delegation at this year’s National
Convention. The three men will discuss both candidates and platforms of the ‘party, he said. He is confident of agreement between the delegation on issues, he said, just as “we always have done it.” Benitez is the head of one of the two local Democratic Party factions
as
the
fighting
to
island’s
be
recognized
official
presentative. The was left Jeaderless
party
JOSE
re-
other faction when its head,
ioc
BENITEZ
banker Enrique Campos resigned recently.
del
}
Toro,
CLO,
of Puerto Rico. This institute is located at La Parguera, Puerto awarded the sum of $95,750 in Rico. research grants from the National The
University
of
Institutes
of
Puerto
Rico
has
been
the
United
Dentistry
of Health
States Public Washington, D.
of
Health . Service, C.
One of these grants “Pulpal Reaction to
is entitled Injury in
Scorbutic Guinea Pigs’ and is under the direction of Dr. Clive I. Mohammed of the Department of
Histology..This
grant
is a
con-
tinuation of a three year study which was begun in 1958. Some of this work was recently reported
at
the
meeting.
of
the
Inter-
national Association for Dental, -Research which was held in Chicago last month. The other grant, entitled ‘‘Comparative Studies in Bones and
“Teeth” is also under the direction of. Mohammed. structures’ of ) species
will
be
The various
calcified animal
investigated
by
} histolegical and histochemical | methods. This study marks the beginning of a three year program. + Some of this work will be done in association with Dr. Juan Rivero, Director of the Institute of | Marine Biology of. the University
The
receipt
presents
of
a ‘major
the development
these
grants.
said. enable
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for
and
have
Puerto
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completed
Defense
‘volunteers
Course
from
Rico.
three
The
course wag ‘given by the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization at
its
Eastern
instructor
center in-Brooklyn, N: They are José A. Silva of Puerto F. Casafias, of
training
Y. Rodriguez
Nuevo and San Juan.
Juan They
will direct two control centers the San Juan area. Hi
a
4 the
School of Dentistry to expand substantially | its erent research facilities.
local
\\ Ce
in
of the School of
Dentistry; the School These grants will
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— Thursday, April 21, 1960
STAR
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SAN
Failures In Studies Ending Student Sanchez Has Plan Forof which would be to spot defiof
Secretary
dents in their subjects. The Secretary said one “efficient
most
solv-
aww By William
The
has
ort!
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Searronr 49
He
dropped
had
to
that
if’East
was
South
now
club
tricks
and
fiack
of
two
clubs,
small
club
only one.
is led
from
a
defenders To
have
table, he
bidding:
North
East
South
West
INT 4H
2S Pass
3H Pass
Pass Pass
However,
thoughtful
play
tract
tricks
two
to
East
made
defeat
the
whereas
A by
contract of North looks
there is some that contract.
South
is in a spot when
at the
bridge
stamped,
self-ad-
for
leaflet
envelope
the
of
this
The
newspaper.
letter
“%J""
were
ated
into
sixteenth
‘“‘V’’
and
identical
separate century.
the
a
in
Puerto
new
board
led
the
six
finessed
dummy
as
East
laid
letter
until
separ-
sounds
in 1. the
would
like
to
hear
Efrain Rivera Nazario, Ezequel Degero Cruz, Julio Enrique Rivera and Rafael de Jesus Ramos, all residents of Coamo, were charged with felonious assault, disturbing the peace and obstructing justice after they allegedly assaulted Police Sgt. Victorio Cruz and Patrolman Pablo
Guzman
varez
Tuesday
Justice
Burgos
of
Rivera
and
Emilio
Al-
night. the
Peace
set bail
Rafael
at $1,500
each.
a
of
East
by Bob Bames
monds and West so East returned
from
trumps
spades
of
hoping to clubs. East
that
mond
and which
16. fashion
61, be indebted
14, husband or wife 15, Tialian river
18. by way of 19, lizara
20. fuss 22. struck 24. tasted
28, on
29. om copiously $1, symbol for
hended 59. harem rooms 60. bounders
to VERTICAL 1, head covering
2.mountain: comb. form
now
and
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WZIDWP'S
dia-
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and
twofold
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47. lade
king.
of
8. prefix:
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32. exclama-
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Le
bid
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59
nickel
which was taken by dummy’s ace. Declarer now played the remaining spade
7s
55
no be-
queen
took
the
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Lae
said the Club, made of of Massachusetts Institute
trump because he could stand four hhearts if South’s hand was unsuitable for no trump. West
i
poms
di-
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declarer
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and one
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cause steal
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asleep.
con-
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always
containing basic principles of BRIDGE-TODAY. Address your request to William Seamon in care
Opening lead: Six of spades The bidding leaves something to be desired. It is always bad when a pair gets to a contract for which there is no play at all and there is no play for a game in
hearts.
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more
send
dressed
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4 Coamo Residents Face Charge In Police Attack
When
dummy,
East’s jack will be allowed to hold the trick and now he must give declarer
4
By Eugene Sheffer
2
from MIT graduates in Puerto Rico, who should contact him at the Chase Manhattan Bldg., Of. fice 52, Rio Piedras.
the
was
Club
of Technology,
Note
thrown
declarer
‘cinch to go down “1a
tricks.
not
semester,
They: are: V. Reed; Vice
Reed alumni
jack.
had
first
lez Cabanillas, and Luis R. Canneti and José M. Vega Ortiz.
two
defeated
the
---
Luis Rodriguez; Treasurer, Ratl Méndez; Secretary, Oscar Gonza-
WK
the
lose
MIT
elected
rectors. William
| Defenders now had taken book. South led a small club to dumi'my as West played the seven. Declarer played the ace from dummy but East was wide awake.
Both sides vulnerable North deals
in
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he should not be allowed to continue ‘his studies the second se-
home attendance, school class, environment, and the mental and
is an “orientathe main duty
ing the problem tion committee,”
subjects
tors involved in such deficiencies, as student participation in
of the
for
tools’
said Sanchez committee, consider the various fac-
The would
to give superintendents school special attention to the problem by high school stuof failures’
committee
ed all means of aiding the student, he fails to pass all his subjects or all but one of the
them
cient students and to help improve their grades.
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the
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The
famous
Don
Q Rum
family, Armando Wirshing nesa, Felix J. Serrallés and
mando
Wirshing
CoAr-
Serrallés
have
formed a corporation called “Ponce Raceways, Inc... .Last weeks first prize money in, the
American
Tobacco
Co.
drawing
at El Comandante was won by Ramon Alonso, who took away
METROPOLITAN rickets
Thurs VW every day Adults
Phone 3-2329
available
The
now
21
PARAMOUNT Shows:
Carroll
“THE
Baker
@
Jerry
MUSIC HALL ‘Shows:
“THE Distributed
BIG CIRCUS” by Rafael G. Marti
Dave
and Sis Cul-
flew over Holidays.
to spend the The Cullins
in
try our and
Puerto
Snacks
in a
from
and a
the
a large
Friday... Easter
Isla
group
The
Snack Parodi
Second
Aug. by
Generat
Verde
of their
Pan
been
American
Assembly
D.
C.
The
announced Union,
Rey
Midnight
|
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OPEN
CRISTO OF
FROM
OLD
7:00
SAN
JUAN
Shows-Doble
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AFTER
Gary
“THE
Cooper
®
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Peres
E aria wie Te LLL PRESENTS.
. .
CAPO
BOBBY
THAT ROARED” “80 FOOT BRIDE FROM CANDY ROCK” ———
“MARDI GRAS” “SMILEY GETS A GUN”
and
and
the
nuel
Hernandez
Perez
and
known
ra-
television
ac-
boys
Victor
Ma-
and
Carlos
Pla-
nell. Director Lacomba,
of for
the many
SMM
play
AWWW,
is
years
VICTOR in
the
M.
HERNANDEZ
Experimental
of
Z Joe}
sistant
active | are
director.
by
Carlos
Stage
LYONS
DEN
Leonard
settings
Marichal.
200)
By
Theater
the Ateneo and the University Theater. Elsa Roman will be as-
’JXy low...
THE
WN AW
Lyons DOM
LENINGRAD: In Russia, when a woman says she doesn’t a damn, it means she didn’t build it. Soviet women build
in the years since subway-seat ma’am, finally serves
my last visit. There’s none of that have-myor hats-off-in-the-elevator custom. Women have
achieved the ’em right.
equality.
they’ve
always
sought—
and
it
Women, however, were predominant in St. Nicholas Church on Palm Sunday. They were elderly, and some brought children, ing paper flowers to their devotions.
all carryThe choir
sang memorably, and their chants echoed from the vaulted loft to the blue and gold recesses crowded with the multi-colored babushka’d faithful. Through the windows came the shafts spring
sunlight
to
the
altar,
as
if
in
offer-
for Easter.
displayed little
reaction to all this. After all, in accompanying us to church, he was partaking indirectly of UYONS | the opiate of the people. “Why. should I be sorry?” he shrugged later. “The music was pleasant. Remember— Tchaikowsky wrote choir music, too.” . I last visited Russia in ’55. The Russians were singing “Porgy & Bess” then; now the status seekers proudly hum portions of will open here. Stalin and Lenin Soldiers, seem unchanged; if any-
because they’ve shed the winter The subways still-have the kind
Square.
MOUSE
7:15 9:15
weil
tors,
dominant
“DIARY
SUPER DRIVE-IN
Josie
Moreda,
padding. of splendor
desirable
only
projects:
In
Russia
they’re-more
concerned
with
put-
ting two heads on a dog than two hats in every girl’s wardrobe. We drove around the Field of Mars, crossed the Kirov Bridge and stopped to appraise the Bronze Horseman in December
HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M.
“THE
p.m.
in deluxe hotels, and the hotels have the kind of worn look usually found in subways. Engineering and science still are the
PLAINSMAN”
RIALTO-SAN JUAN
Rican Culture. be a Sunday
3:30
theater
only
DARK”
OF ANNE FRANK” “GOLDEN AGE OF COMEDY” |
Ins-
thing, they look a bit younger. Employes no longer are reluctant to accept tips. The black marketeers are younger and more obvious. The younger women seem slimmer, but perhaps that’s
Program
in
un-
the
“My Fair Lady,’ which soon in their Tomb of the Known
A.M.
AMBASSADOR - 12 M. Continuous
of
Our Intourist guide George,
to
207
dio,
ings
Daily from 7:00 A. M.
to Sunday,
Castillo,
Alicia
of
|
|
in
assembly
JUST GOOD AMERICAN FOOD
that
dams, tractors and houses; they’ve been workin’ on the railroad, and they also tote that barge and lift that bale. This hasn’t changed
will be sponsored by the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture.
QUARTER
at
Braulio
give
American Music held in San Juan
4-9, it has the
Washington,
HISTORIC
eve
Music Center Assembly To Meet In San Juan of the Inter Center will be
for
to Rican Culture mentioned it among the best edited in 1959. Actors in the drama will be
Gonzalez
classmates at the Medical School at the University of Virginia.
Foods
|
He
and Mrs. Jaime Font. Dr. Parker and Dr. Font are former
Speciality
Hato
on
Blue: Boy
of Puerto will also
friends... Dr. Rea Parker Jr. of Smithville, Va., is spending several days with his friends Dr.
Jibaro Bar B Q Chicken
34
heads
on
luxurious
for
El
Col.
Agency.
is
literally).
The play, a drama by Rene Marques, won the 1958 Dr. Eugenio Fernandez Garcia literary prize and the Institute of Puer-
was
Eduardo
party
their
home
who
at
Esa
really
but
sponsorship
matinee
Domingo call
week
states Mrs.
hosted
at
last
the
Mr.
Santo
courtesy
Comandante
Rico
Native
reside
...Paying
Para
which
at 8:30
the
titute There
horse from the Aly Khan’s farm in Ireland may be included. Bishop James Davis due back
now
Monday, April 25. friend of mine who prefers to remain nameless sent-me this one. “A plastic surgeon can do {to a person’s nose | everything except keep it out of other peoples business!” Visiting Puerto Rico with the | sroup of Baron Theo von Roth, of N.Y. Foundling | Chairman Ball is wealthy New Hospital Yorker, Bob Gardener, member
| PM
der
on
Open
Phone 3-34783
Juaneros,
“A
Thursday
King Beach former
to the Island. He reports a strong possibility that a few
@®
SHIP”
Rug Dorado were
among other festivities. The lucky secretary will be chosen
Stop
2:10-4:28-6:46-9:00 Grand Spectacular
San
with
V’Soske at last week
Azul title
translatable
means
also arranged for the shipment of several Irish thoroughbreds
of the year
THE
Lunching
a
Shadow,” is the first play to be presented during the Third Puerto Rican Theatre Festival at the Tapia, each evening from
La Concha Hotel, and a ball with the Police Orchestra to play,
PM
UP
not
O’Farrel,
®
Lewis
GIVE
“Un * Nifio
tune.
Thad Hotel
‘Nino Azul’ Is First Puerto Rican Theatre Festival Play Sombra,”
Bloodstock
LORRAINE - 12 M. “DON'T
English
Irish
MIRACLE”
Tha funniest comedy
oldest
Frank
Phone 2-3713
2:10-4:04-6:35-9:00 @
tha
April 24 through 30. There will be a luncheon to honor her at
oe nd
For
THURSDAY
of
lins who Easter
While
SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT
of
one
families in the U.S., .and the owner of a fabulous jewel collection. Also included in the group is James Elliot Ewell, one of the heirs to the Coca Cola’ for-
P.R. will select their “Secretary of The Year” to represent the Police Department during the coming “National Secretaries Week” to be observed from
.
3 COBIAN’S THEATRES
Department
of
A
thru. Sun. 24 — Matinees at 3:1) PM. Nightly 8-15 32.00 Children $1.50
Pictures
Police
mthhh
CUFF
David
racing.
i
Puerto
F riday,
Shows:
Rico’s
Saturday
Crooner
and
Sunday
Friday and Sunday at 10 P.M. Saturday
Besides
Top
11
PLM.
—
Leningrad
now
seen
without
Benjamin
and
his orchestre
cover
of
snow,
is
a
beautiful city, its lovely islands linked, like Venice, with several hundred bridges. The ice-fishermen were busy in the Guli of Finland and our guide, George, told us of the avid fisherman with the warming
swollen jaw. No, up the worms.”
not
a
toothache,
he
said:
“I’m
just
SZ a Mallorquina Restaurant Founded
1348
PRESENTS
“LOS MONTEROS” Spanish Toreador Dancers their Show, direct from Spain.
And
Luisito
its
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THE SAN JUAN
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Every CARTE
Night Except Sundays Two Shows Nightly BLANCHE DINER'S CLUB <n
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es
a
THE
Para
Esa
Sombra
Biography (The following article was originally written in Spanish. It
is the
STAR’s
hope
that
it
does not suffer in translation.) By n
RENE
1956
my
MARQUES
story
‘‘The
Boy
in
b Tree’ ‘took second prize in the eneo’s annua] Liferary Contest. e story was based on a news Im which, briefly, was as fol-
iS: About five of six years ago the htue of Liberty on Ashford Ave. s defaced by daubings of white
Of A Play son) with they
sensitive statue standing near his home. As for his father, destroyed
first night together as a family after the father has served his
through being estranged now fromy his frivolous wife, Michelin had symbolically substituted for him a. high, luxuriantly-leafed quenepo tree which his mother had also destroyed in the process of enlarging the terrace for her fies-
ten-year prison term. The living room in which the three find themselves on the father’s first disconcerting day of freedom becomes, through a lack of understanding on the part of the three, and their inability to communicate
tas
without
with
the
tree
being
meant
aware
to her
of
what
son.
as they came face to face a brand of reality for which were not prepared: their
each
other,
turing place the- fatifer
The Second Story Two years after finishing ‘The Boy and the Tree,’*. I wrote another story, “The Living Room,”
int and the smearing of a ‘‘sub‘sive’’ symbo} on the statue.
right to do so for English-speaking readers who, with no very profound knowledge of Spanish, may,
ment toward his cold, insensitive mother and psychologically transfers his hatred to the cold in-
a new
of
and _ tor-
imprisonment
The
for
Play
Impus, including the publishing editorials condemning the pro-
which
1958
In 1959, by readapting them and then integrating them, I merged the plots of both stories to bring
ation of the statue and _ attriting the act to ‘‘dangerous sub-
ond story has as_ its historical background the jailing of many Puerto Ricans by ‘reason of the
Michelin (protagonist of The Boy in the Tree), is the Condado boy who transferred his hatred of a
Nationalist
e
local
press
raised
quite
a
sives’’ and ‘“‘enemies of Amerhn democracy.” The truth be-
blicit¥y and display as the origi1 stories and their wild conjec-
had
in the
Revolt
of 1950.
them to the medium of the drama.
In this
human
being
the main university
berty,
‘which
to. imprison-
come.
the
sentenced
ment for The story.
being a ‘‘subversive.”’ consists entirely in the
persons
(the
nationalist
ner-professor,
his wife,
their
come
one =|
cktail too many. took the liberty having a little fun with the tue of Liberty. The young men’s
rents later made them thoroughclean the statue and no one, least not on this occasion, went jail for being ‘‘anti-American”’ Puerto Rico. .The First Story n
my
ee,”’
I
t did the lent.
story
‘‘The
used
the
Boy
incident
not use either motivation of Instead
of
in
a
of
|,
‘in
motivations of the boy.
chelin, unhappy in his e. home, experiences
her
with
ess of youthful exuberance or cocktails, I preferred to create Ashford resent-
a
frivolous
Tree.”
matic,
the banal motivation of a joke bad taste, stemming from an
to
bebeing
and
in-
be
sufficiently’
in-
_ The
time of Act One
is the pre-
sent and it takes place on the terrace of an Ashford Ave. residence.
In
this
act,
dominated
by
Bard Fe Ra
Michelin, the precocious and extremely sensitive boy, there are two unrealistic scenes The first is the presentation of a strange game of Michelin's which he calls “playing at the past.’’ In this scene there is re-created, set ‘forth as though by Michelin’s power of
suggestion,
the
“‘murder”
of
7 ae
RENE
the
quenepo tree at the hand of his mother,, the tree which in the boy's heart symbolizes his absent
father.
MARQUES
terested in marital complications and sex. this act offers a= sufficient quantity. Act ‘Three is the continuation, supposedly uninterrupted, of Act One.. The action flows along on a course
which.
in
my _
opinion,
needs no further clarification. The mother. destroys Michelin's world of illusion, revealing to him the fate of his absent father, and Michelin, as though bracing his shoulders, valiantly faces his tragic destiny. Up to this point is what may be considered the “biographical” present of my work “Un Nino Azul Para Esa Sombra.”’ The next chapter of this incomplete biography will be written tonight, naturally, by the public and the critics. From today on, to them belongs what up till yesterday
The other unrealistic scene
is a dream had by Michelin which brings his father, Michel, on stage The action of Act Two takes place TWO YEARS PRIOR to that of Act One. in the living room of the same house. In this there are a number of brief flash-back scenes which (mainly by means of sounds) clarify the part the university professor. Michelin’s father, played in the 1950 revolt. and the hostile world which his young son had to face because of the ‘subversion stigma.” Additionally, for those ‘who are in-
could
be
considered
my
work.
,
were created
Andres,
a boy
older
than Michelin and a neighbor of his in the Condado with a prag-
|)
ado-
him
had_
him
Michelin’s
for the play:
the
scents, I conceived of the cen- |, Al character as a youngster|. bm the Condado section and ‘SINGER WITH FIANCE’S PIC. oceeded to create him. Instead ‘'TURE—Singer Jill Corey poses
implex psychological] the tormented soul
mother
Two new characters
details actual
group
his
changed
of Li-
for
The character sensitive mother. of the bey in The Living Room, the son of the professor in that story, vanished and was entirely substituted in the drama by Michelin, the boy in ‘‘The Boy in the
itself,
the the
I
Statue
symbolized
ideal symbolized by that same Statue of Liberty, suffered persecution and imprisonment. The professor’s wife (a character in the second story) had, in turn, to undergo an acute change to be-
ex-priso-
and
enemy
to the
devoid of violence, the son of the nationalist professor who, because he fought in his fatherland for the
dramatic stituation and the psychological reactions of the. three
The “‘subversives”’ guilty of profanation, the ‘‘dangerous emies of democracy’’ and of kKmericanos,’’ turned out to be a adolescents, sons of wealthy ndade families, who, returning me from a party one night
probably
prize
professor
es.
had
first
ease I conceived of character as being a_
d the news story, as ridiculous truth often can be, did not, obvious reasons, get the same
ere they
took
Ateneo Literary Contest. This sec-
nevertheless,
terested in knowing the Puerto Rican theatre to attend one of the performances of the play.
New
photo
York
of
her
apartment
fiance,
Anto-
materialistic
education,
and, therefore, incapable of understanding the sensitivity and the problem of the youthful pro-
tagonist;
and
Cecilia,
sister
the
university
who,
of
in the play,
the adopted professor,
provides
lin with the maternal which his mother has
able
to give
Miche-
affection been un-
him.
nio Tavares, Brazilian vice-consul in Chicago. The couple spent Easter weekend in her sister’s
Technique It would be foolish to explain the technique of “A Blue Boy fer
Pittsburgh photo)
that
home.
(AP
Wire-
Shadow,’
readers,
but
THIRD “PUERTO RICAN THEATRE FESTIVAL
to Spanish-speaking it
seems
to
me
all
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Telephones:
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—
by Rene Marques
ao
MERENGUE,
held weekly at ARTHUR MURRAY for all of the members.
April
matinée
UN NINO AZUL PARA ESA SOMBR*
Come to the special parties which are
wait. . .don’t delay... .call
Sunday
Sunday
ARTHUR
famous
enroll
can
> UNIVERsSHY
STUDENTS
admitied
tree:
upon
gresentation
of
activities
card.
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subs
Nino
SFAR — Thursday, April 21, 1960
aan
n
SAN JUAN
April 21, 1960
Thursday,
quite
at
my
supper here—
>
Gabor
expli-
such
as
the
sisters.
“I'd like to work for myself for a change,” she said, turning on her other side to get an even
Douglas waitres-
club-— when I will not wear
dames
tan.
Hence
she’s
been
visited Puerto Rico time last January.
for
the
The Department of Health is preparing for a possible continued increase in the number of polio eases in Puerto Rico, Secretary of Health Guillermo Arbona said yesterday. :
first
and like “I took one look, ‘I will reMcArthur I decided turn,’” she said. “So here I am.”
check-
Arbona
has
been
featured
at
jing
well-
known clubs like the Crescendo in Los Angeles and the Green Lantern in Palm Springs. Her
act
includes
sonations
show-tunes,
of
actresses,
Student The of the ture
imper-
and
paro-
Commercial
Friday
at
Meets
mercial
Pharmacy
held
Department of Education. The Puerto Rican organization,
were ship
established last year, already has 22 chapters throughout the island in high scheols which have com-
of the
Department
of
next in
the leadereducation
Commonwealth
BEFORE
EACH
WILL
RECEIVE FREE
DDI
THE
RIO
DE
Brazil
will
day
from
Rio
de
AND
YOU
FIRST WEEK
OF A 13 WEEK’S
spaces
the
same
discontinued.
for
13
weeks
city in the
of
the
inland.
moment—the
minute
agencies
will
silia
unfinished
past
mid-
is
still
be
here.
and
buildings
Bra-
many
are
still
charges
of
graft
in
the
of Brasilia and hints to block the govern-
transfer.
I understand
Subserivers
But
many
until
government
that
the
week
just plain citizens are unhappy. Newspapers have been talking about a plot to impede or pre-
first
(please print)
address
Apt. No. P.O. Box No.
Town
the move
military
as
well
to Brasilia.
as
These
men
said
to
be
disgruntled by all the extravagance are supposed to be doing the plotting. The Army, and Marines
Navy, Air Force all say there are
no culprits within their ranks and they are alert to crush any movement against Brasilia. Congress
Delivery destructions
officials
stories have come from government sources.- Political opponents
signature
and
Full name
carnival.
thereafter
vent
Locality
to
and
is free.
Street
sea
night—Rio de Janeiro loses the status of capital it has held for nearly two centuries. But Rio will remain an unofficial capital because many government
three-day ordered
to-
crowded
the
open
one
capital
Rio Has 3 Day Carnival The government is giving gay Rio a going-away present of a
Rico
to subscribe
by
At is
—
but
wide
ment
P. O. Box 4187
I agree
its
futuristic
erection of plots
Star
San Juan, Puerto
de
Juan,
direct: and D!
attend
will
CINEMA
After GRAND:
Dark
The Nak¢ The Great Waltz. and the Dead HOLIDAY: The Diary of Anne Fran Golkien Age of Comedy LORRAINE: Don’t Give Up the Sh
io
the
The
Ten
Commandmen
METROPOLITAN:
Ben
Hur
Shaggy
Mrs.
RIALTO:
Idols
of
delincuency
San on
SUPER Gets
a
Caparra
KRESTO-DENIA: Violent Mile
result
in
Hollywood
three
weeks
apartment under still which are
investigation.
.
od Mouse
Rio Piedras DRIVE-IN: Mardi Gun
actor Errol Flynn. The accusations
the
Juan Parade,
I
Th
Roared
hearing
accused
are
Dog
Espada
a
be
of tt Diseas
(Listings Subject To Change) Thursday, April 2! Santurce Toks AMBASSADOR: The Plainsman,
AZTECA;
lino
(AP)
being erected. The move will be made in a storm of tropical confusion, in-
Department
San Juan
move
beautiful Janeiro
eluding
The
Abel
MUSIC HALL: The Big Circus NEW BROADWAY: Carabina 30-30. Bodas de Oro PARAMOUNT: The Miracle RIVIERA: Girls Town, La Cruz y
will go: to court
to
she
|
the meeting veste with the Secretar
of a minor, her daughter, Beverly, 17, protegee of the late movie
under
bikinis
T+ BUTLER
JANEIRO
government
SUBSCRIPTION Circulation
Monday which
in the same circumstances
DOUGLAS -.-no
Brasilia—a
time
IN THIS COUPON,
Dr.
METRO:
|was found dead shortly thereafter
By EDWARD
MORNING MAIL
plans
Land
Man
Like
|
Pharaohs, Nuevo Infidel, _ Rie
Beloved
of
Satan
Smil4
Terrace
of
Puerto MARTI:
Gras,
the
West.
A
Wems
if
CORCELLES: Imitation of
Voice in the Mirro Life Bayamon INTERNATIONAL. DRIVE-IN: Marjor Morningstar, No Time for Sargeant Fajardo . epee RICO: Paris Does Strang PAR ‘ATSO: FOX:
Westruand
A
Woman
Ho
Ponce
Like
Satan
New Capital Center Of Controversy
HOME
BREAKFAST
polio
to Puer-
—(AP)—
Aadland
Brasilia-A
YOUR
Cox
ago. One of Beyerly’s young admirers
the San Juan Star TO
new
ANGELES
ment
HAVING
DELIVERED
the
of an “‘intimate’’ party given at the mother and daughter apart-
Education.
CONVENIENCE
OF
neces-
that there the U. S.
will be available
contributing
THIS COUPON IS WORTH 60 CENTS THE
the
In Court Monday
-
ENJOY
room,
Mrs. Aadland Due
programs.
organized under of educational
supervisors
when
LOS
Cayey, Coamo, Utuado, Vega Baja and Santa Isabel. These chapters
be
to
vaccines
Florence
Assn.
the
will
as
ad-
Hato Rey, it was anby the Commonwealth
Leaders
hospital
The Secretary added still no word from
is
Friday
course
were
MATIENZO:
Douglas
Five new chapters were organized during the current school year, at high schools in Humacao,
Business
enough
herbs.” Miss
Department
tered orally. Present at day morning
to be
sary number of_polio specialists, and rehabilitation facilities.
mittedly has been a “die-hard New Yorker” most of her life. But all that changed when she
Group
Second Annual Convention Puerto Rico Chapter of Fu-
Building, nounced
with
Italian-born
with
Arbona said that he’ wants make certain that there will
suntan lotion. “I was experimenting
yesterday
The
substitute Cox vaccine for the Sa vaccine. Cox vaccine is admini
of Public Health Division members of his staff to discuss Timothee, head steps to be taken if the polio Rafael Bureau of Communicable “outbreak” continues growing. The latest count is 54 cases for| this. year. |
local night spots and res‘ants as methodically as an Revenue agent. | inter nal Xt lore s Miss Douglas makes her own of ope ning her own supper gowns and reportedly cooks like club, was interviewed at the an angel. She has a special reCaribe Hilton while sunning cipe for chicken— called, naturalmost of herself in a_ bikini. ly, chicken a la Didi — which Miss Douglas, a stateside sing- she hopes to feature, if and when er of some renown, has worked her ideas for a supper club are for the past eight years in night materialized. clubs along the Atlantic coast | “I came across the recipe by from Nova Scotia to the Keys.” accident,” she said applying more
She
met
to Rico.
Bi
state
grand
is
getting
ready
to
move despite denunciation from many members of “Kubitschek’s |folly.” It was: President Jusce-
Futuristic Kubitschek
the idea thus to
from
who
fathered
of Brasilia. He draw brazilians
the
coast
minerals
and
to
develop
agricultural’
of the largely rior. Congressmen the building of dled with graft too much money.
neglected
lining
the
up
to
hopes away
get
the lands
inte-
have charged Brasilia is ridand is costing But they are $1,800
each
allowed for moving expenses. They are buying cars at the discount
rates
arranged
government. And they ing land in’ Brasilia prices, also arranged
by.
the
are buyat low by the
government.
The word Brasilia is an affectionate other name for Brazil. The city lies on a high plateau of hills and stubby, gnarled trees 600 miles northwest of Rio de Janeiro,
Work began on the new ¢apital three years ago. Kubitschek turned the first spadeful of red clay earth. Dirt has been flying —along with charges of waste and corruption—ever Radical designs are
since. combined
Cannes Film Festival To Translate Dialogue
an cA
can
citly,’ songstress Didi said vesterday. “that the
of
A BER SETAC BA PCRS
“You
dies
DINHOFER
City
with the latest in modern a chitecture in the erection government buildings. The da ing architecture makes Brasili look
like
a big
international
ai
ground still under construction The formal inaugural will b marked with religious solemni ty
and
striped
pants
ceremony,
Pope To Give Blessing Pope John XXIII will give hi blessings for the new capital b radio from the Vatican. Kubif
schek
and
will
be
members
the
on
diplomatic hand
corp
along
witl
of his government
an¢
congressmen. There will be speeches by day and fireworks by night. But the transfer will be large ly
symbolic.
Most
governmen,
agencies. are sending
teams
to Brasilia.
only tokex
Most
govern | |
ment officials will come back t¢ Rio after the ceremony. This divided state in govern. ment affairs-will continue un til Brasilia is complete. Moanec one
Brazilian
who
does
busines:
with the government: “It’s hard enough now fo ge an official to sign a paper..Witl Brasilia
things
will
Now we'll have to whether the official or Brasilia.”
be
worse
find is in
ou’ Ri¢
ILGWU Gets Vote At Caribe Underwear
CANNES, France —(AP)— The Cannes International Film Festival, is installing a six-language simulThe International Ladies Gar taneous translation system to give Workers Union yesterday audiences a linguistic choice of ment movie dialogue through tiny tran- won a representation election aj sistor radios equipped with head- Caribe Underwear, Inc., Bayamonl sets.
In
hear
only
the
past
original
audiences
sound
could
tracks
in the language of each producing a. /
by
a vote
of 120 to 3.
The election was ordered le week by the National Labor Re lations- Board.
FR
aud
ws
ee
AL
BIOTIN
By
.
Bikinis
CREETOLL ETRE
Waitress
Health Depa rtment Plan: Measures To Stem Polic |
DSS
—
STAR
JUAN
Didi Plans A Supper ClubWithout
ses
SAN
THE
SR
20
ease gee ye
PF
4
THE SAN JUAN
STAR — Thursday, April 21, 1960
I. Tax Method May Be Utilized As Boost To Ryukyus' Economy By
WALTER
STAB
PRIEST
Washington
this
ASHINGTON
—
de
Borrowing
economy
for
the
after
it
clear
aj|intention
technique. which proved an| bnomic stimulus to the Virgin| bnds, the U. S. hopes to create} ‘show case for democracy” on| doorsteps of Red China. is time the goal is a self| taining
year
Correspondent
of
defense
planners Since 1947, Congress has Shas no|propriated some $170,000.00 abandoning its key|redevelopment work. By June the
apfor 36
U.
missile and bomber base on the | 1960, agencies such as the Ryukyu fringe of the communist world. | Electric Power Corp., wholly Since their capture in World| controlled by USCAR, will own War II, the U. S. has exercised| assets valued at $45,800,000 with full control over the islands. The|an earning capacity of $2,700,000 peace treaty with Japan in 1952] annually. The assest are held in
Ryu-|
gave
the
U.
S.
‘‘de
facto’’
sover-|a
‘“‘trust
estate’
for
the
Ryukyuan
Islands which include the|eignty without renouncing Japa-| people. ategic U. S military bastion} Nese title. Recently there has} Backers of the pending bills Okinawa 400 miles west of the| been considerable agitation both} argue annua! appropriations fai! te inese mainland. ~ in Japan and the Ryukyus for | offer sufficient flexibility to meet Legislation
now
pending
gress
would
000,000
available
ernment
before
make
up
their return to Japan.
to|
U.
to the Ryukyu|
annually
out
of
S_
officials
concern
in-|Far
over
East
thave
the
long
expressed|
reaction
in
if this country
needs
the|
fails
range
economic
of
islands’
the
ple. Prior
to| with
te the war
a
planning 855,300
peo:
the Ryukyus
population
density
over
e
taxes paid by servicemen|cope with the islands economic} 1,000 pez square mile constituted d federal employes stationed | problems now that it has decided | one of Japan's poorest prefectures. the Pacific outpost. The pro-| to stay. Local . government revenues bal, in effect, sets up separate} Military occupation resulted in| amounted to a rosey $22,400,000 and matching fund systems] the creation of two governments] in fiscal 1960. At the same time,
ilar
to
those
rgin Islands he
used
and
money
in
the|for the islands.
Guam.
wil)
be
Ryukyu
spent
to
re-
ated
One is the local| however,
Islands by
government
native
,
oper-|
islanders.
typhoon
expenditures
The
ly
and
of
a
disaster
relief
$2,000.000
population
annual-
growth
of
Id the war-shattered economy | Other is the U. S. Civil Administra-| Some 20,000 a year have pushed the former Japanese islands,} tion of the Ryukyus headed by | essential government spending | struct.
roads,
im and
bridges,
harbor
irriga-|
facilities,
and
2
High
at-|by
Commissioner
the
Secretary
appointed | from
of
ct outside private investment. | Administrative responsibilty la proposal. sponsored by Sen. | With the Army. en
E
p.
Long
Melvir
partment
puppor! pnt
(D-Hawaii
Price
of
Defense
for
a
program
grew
7 Comerio
backing.
Ryukyu
Congress
New
bills hope they have
anders Take Part FORMOSA pl
A.
Landing
Summerfield . announced
-
|day that
— Navy Lt. (ig) RaGonzalez, ‘son of
has" been
Vidarte
fael V. KR, and
b
EAN.
‘t in a huge exercise
“The. facility
amphibious
land-|
Uder ‘
Ss southern
Formo-
.
the
mercial
<
coast while
D R -p
Co-|
¥ alte a
De-
will
serving
Leasing
According
master
be
to
*7.3:
a _with Marine units based informs, building Far East and U-S.-Republic Fe J ic} lease provisions. air
:
formation.
“The
TITLE
e astro
wo
D
CBS
TEST
AVANA
iti
Comerio
Post- | Maritime
Davila,
S
—
Cas-| CBS|
lease.”
Fidel
detained
.
bidder,’
the Post under a_
Da-|
and *
will|
added,{
respondents Richard Bate and | “the Postal facility will remain] : " . 5 a é : prio Biasetti overnight, then| under private ownership while] ported them yesterday. leased to the Federal Govern-|
Associates
:
of the Cuban
pri-|
ment
:
with
p minister said the two corres-|
local
ndents were placed iami-bound plane.
home or owner.”
re aR
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:
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aboard-a]/
.
WP
FROM
the
real estate
The
Board
Federal
Rico
yesterday
ports
and
:
fixed
within
nies
a
few
is good °
days.
_There
:
:
is a possibility that testimony will
be
heard
be
heard
The
asked :
in
in
S
San
J
Juan.
the board *
to suspend
the to |
.
like any|to about $7.8 million in 1959, or : : property | about 16 per cent of the island’s| 0 million freight bill. $
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claims the |
increase would add $1.2 million 7 a year to the freight bill between here and the U. S. West Coast.
:
To
5:30—(2) “Robin
increase, which was scheduled « go into effect yesterday.
The Commonwealth
Listed Th
rj previously
Commonwealth
Subject
Blech), 11:36-(4) Telefiesta.
ordered|
‘he board’s suspension
(Programs
le
lessor paying | West Coast shipments amounted]
taxes
< business
aReIVat |8.3.
(Listings
(6)
CROWN
as pilot,
TELEVISION
}
tYSTAL
,
_
James
Orangevale, Calif., launches what
FMB
° * : ‘ . an investigation into new tariffs.
|:
Office De-| long-term|
Postmaster Ds! é
The
By
specifications, | for four months, but the date for and other in-|the hearings is expected to be| é«
specifications,
rent it to partment
Puerto
‘
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:
xp
successful
ment
Aides
(AP)
government
=. 7
son
drives wagon at speeds up to 25 m.p.h. (AP Wirephoto)
bids|ed a 15 per cent freight rate in= spe Lloyd crease between Pacific Coast and
A
b’s
With
the buggy with two pressurized carbon dioxide bottles which emit gas through nozzles. Resultant counter-force
Hike
WASHINGTON
‘
: bigs . vila said, “will provide the mo-| -dern postal facility to Depart-|
t epor
—
heads Aerojet’s solid rocket plant in Sacramento, equipped
OaS 2
Rate
=
jet-powered kiddie wagon in United States. Dr. Mertz,
i
ic
-
WHOOSH—
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Program.
Agapito
.
and
acl
a place}
(
Suspended
Com-
& Squadron 13. should be submitted to e exercise, termed ‘Operation | A. Sifford, 421 Federal Annex,} e¢ Star’,; called for all partici-| Atlanta 3, Ga. The Real Estate ting units to assemble in the| Manager will supply bidding] A * . . marine
ifi
Freight
provided
Department's é
.
bh Carrier Airbone Early Warn-|
navy, de:China elements,
to!
facility.
took
on
post office
authorized for PostJ Office
R.
recently
yester-
al | is asking partment comipetitive bids to lease fora modern
arch
ef Cabo Sie,
The2
merio
Gonzalez of Utuado, Rogelio Garcia Rodri-
rae
a modern
1955
foune
Postmaster General Arthur E | to stari
:
Formosa
fiscal
funds to ‘help this economy live d be s h lsewhere” By SoG By tappi tapping ‘cama some $9,000,000 in Federal tax collections, backers of the economic development
Gel : Office
Dost
in
in 1960.
Reviewing this balance sheet. U. S experts have concluded that
To
develop-
in
rests}
and carriese
(D-Ill),
‘$16,400,000
Defense. | $26,000.00
-of
Rico the
April 21, 1960
Tharsday,
—
STAR
JUAN
SAN
THE
22
LASSIFIEDS property,
and
ALLEN
ocean
Avenue. 279
3-3506,
LOS
Ashford
3-6775.
hot
FARMS
for
sale
or
rent,
CINTRON Roosevelt,
REALTY, 2-0911. Puerto Rico.
1101
INVESTING
IN
Puerto
of
listings
55
Rico?
Competent
Condominium corner Leon
FOR
ment
in
same
with
two
heater,
bed-
Close
to
HILL
.
HOME HOME
large
all
3
carport,
second
couple.
and
422
$
|
ogo
8:30
-—
NEVIS
ANGELES
-
SPACE
to
desirable
concrete
Spacious
party.
_
ST.
oF
SALE
KITTS
residence,
porch,
living
Santurce,
265.
pinces
—
dining
ependen
room,
ath,
Telephone. Separate laundry
and
kitchen
oe
PUNTA
a
|
2
>
ig
| LUQUILLO more 2|or @|
or
R.,
apply 1262
4
72
Rental
quarters,
reasonable.
Calles, GuaynaSan Juan. Tele-
stream
and
seenie
entrance.
automobile
view
ocean,
private
3
or
furnished ome. 3
MARIAS
or unfurnished bedrooms, 1-12
and large yard,
cents
each
$
i
2 >
271
4
Ae aaeipstea
additional
$word. s
‘a
ima
is
corner
ae
Vielets.
ext. 54 San Juan Star:
—
Completely
ocean front baths, garage
Call 2-8825
398
UF
q
> $4
‘
cents
$
each
Qesny 2 word.
additional$
BEST
financing
IMPRO
PBICES
arranged
Tel.
for
and
all
F.H.A.
types
of
DD
DDD
DDD
1115
call
premises.
in
3-4448
3-3991
or
FAMILY
RENT
with baby
and
FOR
facing
ditioned
RATES:
cluding
2-179.
sea.
Spacious,
rooms.
Sit
-
complete
modern
SPECIAL
$18
daily,
aircon-|
large
SUMMER | tioned
double,
breakfast.
in-|
living
private
Call | tion
one
and
bedroom bath.
block
—- Sulte Apartment. and furnished, with
diningroom,
for
two,
from
La
Located
in
aircondi-
kitchen
Condado
Concha
and|
sec-
Hotel.
Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner
phone
Manager
3-2936.
2-5060
Ponce,
{
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ask
f
|
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de
Leon,
Stop
16-1/2.
REPAIR
Stateside
=
mechanics,
24718
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Stateside
2-7465,
day
or
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algk
4
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i
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}
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LOST LOST — BEWARD for return or infor ation about dog, male, 5 months, mixé
breed, Fort
long
tail,
Brooke.
Property
Extension
1293
8’
Had
4156
high.
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Red
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Fort
Last
collar
sed
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9
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—
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7,
320
Ponce
Hato
de
Rey.
Le:
53
FOR
OFFICE
SALE
EQUIPMENT
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:
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|
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.
702
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UF | 3-1317.
:
1
CONTRACTING & SEEVICE in electr! refrigeration and air conditioning. 4
‘
58
Leén | and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion] ming beach. Good Mrs. | Court, corner of McLeary. Member} wayxing distance. Caribbean Tourist Association. Telephone | 3.9334
San
Wern4ndi | |
2-5282, Cagu
REFRIGERATION
BEAUTY SALON located in San Juan Darlington. Continental clientele. Excellent opportunity for a good hairdresser to buy going business. For immediate sale. Telephone 2-1698. 1243 421
Building, Ponce de Apartment 401-402,
Laf
LA EXTERMINADORA (Commonweal! Pest Control Services) Free estimat Control of insects, rats and fumigatic serviees for homes, business and f: Services guaranteed. Preventive tre ment: against termites. 20 years e' perienew. 7-0292. 774 U
attractive
or
TO
BUSINESSES
Social Security B04. 4th Floor, ega. 2-6769.
in
EXTERMINATING SERVICES
422
Saar. Ponce
2 | Tei. 2-3013 Ext 211, Box 14203, Santurce.
AAAAAAAPPALADD
Santurce
en and for people
supervisor. 1037
WAREHOUSE A 1500’ 5Q. FT., well ventilated, dry, light. concrete building, with concrete paved parking lot. In commercial area of Santurce, 10 meters
2 | alterations, additions and improvements @ | to your house and premises. “Pico Inc”
>
1072
Tel.
JUAN telephone
service
RENT
rent
WAREHOUSES
UF
ME
ven
offered
Investigation, Ave.
2-3013
WORKING JOURNALIST seeks reasomable rental. This far from rich family man needs 2 or 3 bedrooms, furnished or unfurnished, apartment or house. Tele Phone Paul Ryan, 3-8400. 926 UF
rea
.
OME
Agency
PROPERTY
27
son | $30 words, $3.00 for 5 days,3 ¢|__HOME
2371
LAS
$3
SAN hour
year old need three m house er apartment, in Santurce or metropolitan area. Must be convenient to transportation. Permanent residents who eannot pay high rentals. Please call Mrs. Ochoa, 3-8400, during working hours. 1155 UF
area. natural2
3
EXT.
on
WOEKING
504
— EL YUNQUE with each acres,
for
WANTED
Duncan,
@ | Miramar. 2 | 1024
r
3-8400
bedreom | > pantry.
pervants’
garage.
location: near Cuatro bo, P. R. Box 3306, phone
master
FOR
SPACE
information
Beachfront
P.
competent
ANSWERING
POOLS
FOR EENT first and second floor of a new modern at 171 Quisqueya Avenue near Carpenter Road, Hato Rey. Approximately 15,000 sa. ft. each floor, first floor suitable for hardsupermarket, ete. For
sings haee (ther bedivoms, in-| 380 words, $2.00 for 3 days, 3 | Meier cStiage Park tovormaton
room
Junces
corner building. Second floor with separate ground floor entrance and Parking space on adjoining lot: Rental very reasonable. Inspection invited. Apply on ground floor of Catalan Bldg., Calle Loiza corner Calle del Parque, Santurce. 1249 422
Q | Plone 3-6712 or write 804 Faz. Juncos,
CALL
$
fidential
426
FLOOR
Room
4.
FOR
most
4213.
511
Hotel, ex: 1, t condition, for sale. Also 1,000 acres of miscellaneous property, some plantations, all suitable hotel or
$>
A
Classified
$For
The
Piedras.
BIKINI POOLS, Puerto Rico’s oldest and most experienced pool builders, uses only reinforced concrete and all copper filtering system. These materials last forever. For free estimates, call
shopping}
52} Box 165, St. Kitts, B.W.1.
AAAAAAARAAAAAAAAAALIS,
$
Rio
UF
Hot
1283
en-|
center,
SWIMMING
425 LOS
LOTS
Nat-]|
Sta.
H-11
service.
shopping
1239
Respectable
UNIVERSITY
3-8400,
Pueblo
|{hepe
José
|
CONTINENTAL DETECTIVE GUREA|
bedroom,
Completely equipped, built-in kitchen, bar carport, two terrace. Fully screened and lamdseaped. 542 eters. Excellent financing available. Contact Miss Weiner, 3-8400.
with all facilities for nice girl who can become like part of the family, with bilingual lady with children, Hot water. ete. Can make arrangement for meals. For infermation call! Mrs. Parrilla,
bedroom home, large 586 sa. _meters. corner
screens,
three
1156
1175
421
ALTAMESA
San
center, nice cool rooms with all privileges. Reasonable rates, Margarita 51 corner Humacao, Rio Piedras. For information cali Mrs. Vega, 3-6769 or after 6 PM 6-0951.
426
from
MODERN
422 } 1278
NEAB
AS-
1244
School a
Gerardo, 3-2361 .
lawn,
screened.
minutes
DETECTIVE BUREAUS
TRADE
6-5003.
1255
1112
7
ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE residence within 2 large estate containing other residences | } Enclosed
four
Supermarket | on the Cupey Road. 5%4 it paywed. Co! acres, fully 1 ment terms. Carlos M. Calderon, Real6-6148. Telephone tor,
two bath compietely water heater, carport.
rent
house,
HAS RARE CHARM — HAS RARE VALUE.
in.
for
kitchen.
OR
2 bathroom home, located in Urbanizacién Sagrado Corazén, Cupey, near
RENT
ROOMS
share
binets
built
BEAUTIFUL
to oer tacing, Calo Pak aevelanment| Sone eae akong Wet Someone, Be
-
for
luxury
FOR
SALE
1500_SQ. FT. office space available, Stop 20, Santurce. Centrally located. Airconditioned. Parking, private sanitary installations, seven divisions of different pees flourescent lamps. Rent reasonFURNISHED ROOM, private bath, hot established by Rent Control Board water, screened, telephone, cooking J ?! Puerto Rico. Third floor. Tel facilities, hotel service. Use whole apartvailable. New building, screened. ment. Across San Juan Darlington, one Located Hipodromo 652. For information, of main avenues. Telephone 2-3940, Ferpandez Juncos 635, Apt, 3. Centro Tecnico Esteva, telephone 2-5856.
SALE bedrooms,
FOR
_
family atmosphere. 625 Ponce de Leon. telephone daytimes 3-0747, 7-10 PM. 2-7801. Ask for Mr. Gautier. 1275 483
bus
saan 7 Samus
available
water,
Here is a family home seldom equalled in spaciousness, convenience a downright living comfort. A charming country residence, four bedrooms, maid’s room, 3 bathrooms, extra closet space, modern kitchen with ca-
IN SAN GERARDO, Cupey. Brand new, Call at F-2 San trance, or phone 1256
FURNISHED
EXTENSION
stop, University of P. R., supermarket. Information Middletown Stores, Sagrado
three bedroom, equipped kitchen,
FOR
airconditioned
THIS THIS
RENT
garage.
ROOMS
UF
1258
CONCBETE HOUSE at Valencia Development, Antonio Pedreira St. 186. Completely screened, 3 large bedrooms with closets, living, diningroom, full bathroom, kitchen with gas stove, oven, water
Santurce.
view. FRANCISCUS REALTORS SOCIATES 3-3506, 3-8372.
425
FOR
2-9334 425
baths. Picture window view livingroom. Two terraces. Servant’s quarters. 15 rooms. Hanging ground floor convertible into three additional bedrooms. Acre land, room for pool, Owner leaving. Also two acres nearby fabulous
ocean, apart-
1284
HOUSES
Call
SALE
AT BUCARE DEVELOPMENT For immediate occupancy Functional Builders offers top values in its “Caribaire’”’ home at 16 Diamante Street and its r? home on 19 Onix Street: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, equipped kitchen, 2-car carport, liberal mortgate; homes opened by appointment only. Call Arturo Saldafia, Tel. 2-2768. 1167 423
Living-dining-
screened.
Prat.
AQUEDUCT
68-3909.
Call
rooms.
Salvador.
four
apartment
facing another
building
porch.
All
HOUSES
RENT
small
Juan,
San
with large living room For gentlemen only. Also
utility
built-in
kitchen,
BEACH HOUSE -fully furnished. screened, completely equipped kitchen. Brefia Beach, three minutes from Dorado Beach Hotel. For information call Maestre, 6-6124.
BEST RESIDENTIAL section, modern, peautiful, one, two bedroom apartments, Two cool. very screened, furnished, shopping bowling, University, minutes you’ll love them. Rent Come, center. 5100 — $115 — $125. Sanchez Morales Rey. Hato Valencia, Urb. 197, 421 4246 OLD
bath.
59
APARTMENTS
bedrooms,
equipped
96
Check
industrial,
Company, de Ponce 3-3550 101
water,
1410
advice regarding feasibility and finanInvest projects. estate real of cing Service ment Martin. San suite Parque, 1133
3
FUENISHED screened COMFORTABLE beautiful Vaciatalega bungalows, at Boca de Beach, Montebay, Road. Weekends, weekly or rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations.
729
sites.
and
residential,
Box
commercial, hotel
—
completely
also
buildings, investment and business prodesirable all the most perty, land-in pnd fastest growing sections, such as Villa Caparra, Garden Hills, Santa Maria, Hato Rey, Santurce. Consult
¥N
ANGELES
modern, room, 1274
HOMES,
Sur
423
J.
REALTORS
and
3 Nairn
Condado
1295
farms,
property.
FRANCISCUS
ASSOCIATES,
AND
front
investment
FOR
SANTA BOSA: Near new. shopping center. Convenient home for its personnel. 3 bedrooms, living room, diningroom, kitchen, bath, hot water. screens. Large patio. $3,000, balance FHA. Call Mrs. Ochoa, 3-8400, Extension 54. 908
ee
front
islands
HOUSES
-
=
yours. scores
RENT
ast
beach
complete for sale,
Pictures, of houses
FOR
BEACH HOUSE by the sea: isolated, two bedrooms, screened, kitchen and patio. Rent by day, weekend or longer. Call Porter Bibb, 3-8400, after 5 PM.
Our SPECULATING? n specialist government
INVESTING or lawyer, realtor,
pnd staff are deseription of
HOUSES
ESTATE
samurgae
REAL
Vicente
Julia,
TeleUF
Private entrance. Daily & weekly rates: TAFT GU nou r Call Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356. EST SE — Taft 53. Eack ASHFORD HOUSE Guest House. | 4102 55 | room with private bath, airconditioned, . gaag-1122 Ashford Avenue, Condado: hot and cold water, independent entrance \peeeses $15. doubleg $12. single. Special rates Rooms and eiiciency aparmmenis, Mc ————Gheasc tits Ost AMA 2-0887 or 2-2206. COLONIAL GUEST Gus, 808 Cumsa by the month. service. All screened. Hot water. Some Avenue, Miramar, Santurce, Centrally with ‘dir cofditioning. Best hotel and 773 OF ~~ residential section. Beach facilities. located. Single and double accommodaSpecial arrangements for couples travel. tions with private bath, some air conLA PROVIDENCIA GUEST HOUSE — ing together. One block from La Concha ditioned. Rates from $4. single. Mrs. Parque 153. Near beaches, restaurants, and Condado Beach Hotels. Personal Cruthirds, 2-3994. theatres, busses. Sun terrace, all airguided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and 955 UF conditioned rooms. Cooking facilities. For 2-7927, Mrs. Annie De Mauret, Manager. information, phone 2-9352 or write to HOTEL LUQUILLO OCEAN VIEW Box 12384 Loiza Station, Santurce. RESTAURANT. On the ocean. Double THE DUFFY’S have remodeled charmrooms,$7 3 minutes from the famous ing, old beach home, and now offer beach of Luquillo. Puerto Rican and rooms, all with private bath, some CASCADE GUEST HOUSE at the sootnesta) food. Luquillo, P.R, with private patio, some air conditioned. beach, in the city. No.6 Elena St, One minute to beach and bus, From Ocean Park Santurce. Efficiency ee $7.50 single, $10, double. All rates ments suites — rooms — AUNT JENNY’S: Guest House with a include complete breakfast. Isla Verde conditioned. Daily, weekly, ecthiy family atmosphere. Delicious meals Road, near San Juan Intercontinental. rates. C.A. Rivera, Manager. Telephone served 1850 McCleary Ave. Tel. 3-6802. 2-6267. . = 3) 9-0144, 9-0532. ur 1530 510 UF 500.
EASTER is a time for shoes, new houses. It’s a
new fine
hats, new time to do
something about that very personal, very special house you have been planning for years, Cali us now for an appointment
to
lots! too!
And
see
any
plan
to
any
bring
of
your
these
fine
architect,
SANTA MARIA — 1489 square. meters facing northeast. of first rate land, and supermarkets. Near good schools Zelephone lines pass property. Priced at iéss than $7.50. per meter for fast turnover.
BUCARE
—
beautiful
buiiding
fine
homes.
1177 meter
corner
site,
Easy
lot
—/
surrounded
access
to
Cagu
Highway with shopping and schools ne: Priced
below
MONTEREY well
located.
market 3543 More
for
quick
meterg, than
two
sal
unusua, -hundr
|)
feet above the city with a clear vie |} around the horizon. A really spectacul | homesite at an opportune price!
CUPEY GARDENS—2666 meters. Spa for a fine big home with plenty — land left for garden and swimmi | pool... Good orange grove alrea ¢ planted. Less than $5.00 per mets | { 1262 ~
Robert. Tschudin, Realtor
3-6535
|
JUAN STAR, — Thursday, April 21, 1966
23.
CLASSI LEDS: CARS FOR SALE
SERVICE
4,
Muriel
Eddy,
2-8735.
221
518
EY FICIEN®, fast Secretarial Service, lezal documents, contracts, reports, free bick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugh hay or night — 3-5156. UF
HELP CARRIER
1957 BUICK CENTURY, 4 door, station wagon. Power steering, hydromatic, radio, $2700. Call 2-0000 Fort Buchanan ae 8201 or 5203. t | 426
WANTED
BOYS
WANTED:
Go
1957 DELUXE PLYMOUTH. 4 doors station wagon. Excelient condition. Motor completely overhauled. One owner. Call 8-1134. After 6 PM _ 3-2684. 1276 . 425
into
ee fer yourself. Earn high comissions as a carrier serving the San Nuan Star on established routes. If you bre over 12 years of age, phone 3-8400, Ext. 61, Miss Longfellow. 247
1959 FORD, like new condition, original owner, 12,000 miles. Taxes paid. Fully equipped. Call George Van Valen,
UF
POSITIONS
WANTED,
AVAILABLE Mager
or
—
MEN
Qualified project ma-
constraction
FURNITURE
WHY-A USED CAR? With $275 down payment and $44 monthly installments, you can own a brand new, economical 1960 FIAT. Just call 3-5190, or pay us a visit at Martorani Motors, Inc., 1402 Ponce de Leon Avenue, Stop 20, Santurce: (opposite. Lottery Building). 1114 56
6-5540
or
-
Supermarket,
2-3013
Ext.
230,
Hato
or
Grand
Rey. 425
super
Twenty years’ experience supervising types building projects, including eavy construction and housing. Also rualified as architects’ representative pb: Building Inspector. Age 46, Puerto ico three years” Write to Engineer |. P.O. Box 42, Rio Piedras, Puerto Fi co. 270 423
MOVING & STORAGE “THE
is
yours”
when
the
ja!
UF
UF
k )RMER PAINTER foreman in Pana+ a, will take any type work. Requires adest salary, adaptable to new con‘ ions. Write Hannon, 1229 Hale Street, niladelphia 11, Pennsylvania. es B24 :
ARE YOU going to move? Use the best service in Puerto Rico, United States, Spain, Germany, Japan. Packing,
.0UNG MAN, four years local exiporience, with good personality. knowicdge of people, and top references.
seeks
public
work.
Will
Write 53
relations,
relocate
Bor
N.
SELP
San
hotel
for
WANTED
or
club
attractive
Juan
—
Lines, Inc. Call Tel. 2-2726, 2-2067 1057. Santurce.
Agent
SAVE
WITH
of
TORRES.
We
do
all types of moving. no matter if it be large or small Moderate _ prices. Muebleria Torres, Fernandez Juncos 1400, Stop 20, Santurce. Tel. 2-5791. 462 UF
UF
FEMALE
GE
REFRIGERATOR,
freezer,
ourly
rate
ty Room 272
of
pay.
210.
El
For
interview,
Imparcial
MOVE YOUR furniture by Almacenes Maritimos, Inc., opposite Pier 9, San Juan. Service, responsibility, guaranty Local
ap-
and
long
belongings. Tel 2-2374.
Building. UF
distance.
Agents
We
National
store
Van
WANTED
MOVING: WHO moves you is as important as where you move. Moving, packing, shipping and storage of furniture. C.W. SIEGMUND, Villa~ Prades Development, Rio Piedras. Tel. ata 69
HAVE an excellent job for you — ales training to work for international xk company. Earn $150 per week. panish not necessary. Call 3-6689. 238 -
ND
MILITARY
VETERANS
—-
T.V.
Ninety
PERSONEL
First
class
BOB
WANTED
FAMILY
needs
new
CARS paint,
pclass
Pools, 1273
in
condition. Properly will beat
Fuexto
Rico.
65003.
-
4.
Very
good
Needs a_ little tuned up, this anything in its
$1495.
Cail
Bikini
‘PHAMES 2% ton truck 'Panel Delivery, both one 44-0440; after 5:30 3-938], (282
and PHAMES year old, Call
AIR CONDITIONERS.
ABTIC-KAR
‘li
cars,
auto
foreign
air
and
AUTO
conditioners
for
Good
3-303
165
UF oe
ee
we ee
. wk
RENTAL
REPAIRS
R<PAIRS
HOSPITAL SUPPLIES HOSPITAL
SUPPLY
Ex-
offers nsary supplies and equipment, First aid & Oxygen kits. Protective clothi and Laboratory supplies and equipment, Thermometers, masks, rubber goods. Every thing for physicians, hospital and patients. 317 Fortaleza St. San Juan 2-5511, 3-3102, : ‘ 133 OF
wey
ee
ee
aw idiatbidib lee He
oe
ee
dance
&
sale
300
floor,
person
ca-
bandstand,
bar.
Store
for
sale
—
office equipment, typewriters, cash registers, safes, keys, ete. In business ten years. Good location. low rent. Call Mr. Rocue mornings 9—i1 only.
By
FOR
SALE
—
Attractive
French
Charles
de
turned
out
5
1277
426
6-5272. 423
BEAUTY SALON for sale — heart of Santurce business district. Good clientele. Equipment practically new. Nice locale in brand new building, ground floor. For information call 3-1410.
WATER SKIING & BOAT TOURS
71
FOR
sleeps
UNUSUAL
SALE
two
on
stove
and
life
preservers.
Hull
is
for
further
now— Tele-
information.
PSYCHOLOGISTS
421
VACUUM
CLEANERS
ELECTRO-LUX World’s only automatic vacuum cleaner and air purifier. Also repaits and maintenance. Breathe NO DIRT, see NO DIRT; touch NO DIRT.
Del
Valle
between ce.
San
&
Lanausse,
7.
and
Annual
yield
phone
6-5003.
Poincare
Parque,
1355 ‘Ponce Floor; Stop 1091
°
day
de 19,
and
—- Conversa. French, EngCall
Leén Avenue, Santurce.
towering
French
leader
obviously
pleased
by
the
was warm
reception. He mingled with the crowd at Quebec’s famed war memorial, the Croix du Sacrifice, shook hands with a group of Canadian war veterans and kissed
a
baby.
-Ceremonies,
But
Informal
The day was one of ceremonies,
public appearances and little informal speeches. De Gaulle ruled out prepared sought to make
addresses and his visit as in-
formal as possible. He arrived in the from spent
Ottawa, two days.
morning
where he The Ottawa
a round
of presummit
Prime
Minister
had visit
baker
and
For
bar
WANTED and
to
restaurant
share and
profit-
fruit
place
1. Tourist and _ local scenery and very atTelephone 6 3 Ca422
COOLERS
TEMPRITE WATERUCOOLERSfices, factories. restaurants, etc.
For ofLowest
prices; highest quality. 5 year guarantee. Smalier home models available. For information and prices: Comercia} Rodriguez Umpierre, Fortaleza 351, San Juan. 2-0962. 261 UF
MISCELLANEOUS FOR West
FOR
SALE
SALE — One Dart Kart, two Bend ‘700’ Engines. Call Hogan,
Ponce
2-4931.
1297
:
.
PROFESSIONAL
.
MARIONETTE
excellent
presentation Rican artists Cultura. Call 1292
condition
and
Handcrafted On display 3-5762.
PHOTOGRAPHIC
423
Theatre
amplifier, Equipment ready
for
by Puerto Instituto de
426
EQUIPMENT
timer,
cutting
9 cubie $100. 30
fan
$60.
1287
—
board.
feet inch
H-—6B
or
$350.00.
ident
San
speech.
morning.
Eisenhower.
At
Zero
Loratte
hundred
brisk,
had
near
Weather
Airport,
several
gathered
in
zero
weather.
2-3542.
Second 54
without
an
overcoat,
stepped
jauntily
from
a Royal
Canadian
Air Force Comet jet. After a brief airport
ceremony
the President’s motorcade headed into the historic city.
Ponce Jury Refurns Second Degree Verdici PONCE— Julio Centeno Maldonado, 47, Tuesday was found guilty of second degree murder by a jury of eight men and four women
in Ponce
Judge Hector fixed Apr. 25
best
Patricio.
425
world. In 1958, it imported 2,666,961,481 pounds of coffee valued at $1,170,369,648.
According
teno
Superior
to the
Maldonado
was charged first degree,
Court.
Ruiz Somohane for sentencing. charges,
who
Cen-
previously
with murder in the struck Porfirio Ro-
driguez Ortiz with a stick several times last Dec. 31 in Juana Diaz
injuring
him
fatally.
Rodriguez Ortiz was band of Gloria Maria sister
of
Centeno
from whom he was He visited Gloria at that night and an
the husCenteno,
Maldonado,
separated. her house argument
started.
NOTICE Mr. Federico G. Toro
has no connection
with
effective
Company,
April
1,
TRANSAMERICAN DE PUERTO RICO, INC. Sen
the
They
cheered and applauded warmly as de Gaulle, bare headed and
The U. S. imports more coffee than any other country in the
this
He
from there to Washingprivate talks with Pres-
Near
Cold Spot refrigepedestal telescopic H-—8B
policy
a major
tomorrow
goeg-on ton and
(Priced
or
with
Diefen-
De Gaulle will fly this morning to Montreal, Canada’s largest city, before concluding his four-day Canadian stay at To-
for quick sale). 4x5 graphic view, monorail camera. Holders, flash, 3 lens, case, tripods Federal 4x5 cold light enlarger, with lens. Roto 24 inch dryer, offer. rator.
talks
John
1960.
CLASSES night.
116%.
419
Santur-
F
Classes
the
here for a brief visit. The 69-year-old de Gaulle
1604,
Is YDUR roof dirty? i so, for expert high prater- pressure cleaning and paint ing, ¢all 6-5132 or 430 Verde, oon
lish,
over
519
ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING
INSTITUTO DE IDIOMAS tional courses in Spanish,
mortgages
1252
UF
‘LANGUAGE
second
1234
in
3-6634,
976
PM.
(portable), scenery, props, tape recorder, marionettes
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGIST —- intelligence testing, grade level evaluation, youth problems, Licensedby P. R. & N.Y. State. By appointment only. Tele-
phone
sale.
secured
WATER
521
SCHOOL
8:00
guas. 1152
stam-
PATTY PEASE School of Painting. Daytime classes in portrait. landscape, and 2-8927
WELL
afftr
on Route No. trade. Beautiful tractive place.
mahogany.
class.
Partner
421
PARTNER
SCHOOLS
still Efe. $10. a month. limited to 5 students per
PRIME,
able
Boat is sea- worthy and engines are in excellent condition. Price $30,000. Will consider trade. 18 FT. JAFCO sea 6kiff, Lapstreake hull, 100 h.p. gray marine. Boat and engine have just been completely overhauled and in excellent condition. Price $1,950. 17 FT. TFROPICRAFT Largarto, 58 model, twin 35 h.p. Evinrude larks with long shafts, all electric, less than 40 hrs. Ship to shore radio, metal outriggers, Pole holders, Bimini top, full canvas cover, 6 fuel tanks. Cushions throughout, trailer with winch and road lights, like new. Price $2,250. 1298 423
ART
2-5884
information
less steel galley. Carrier air conditioner, 1350 watt radio telephone, Fathometer, automatic pilot, dual controls, searchlight, siren, outriggers, 2 storm anchors and 2 light anchors. Life raft and
OPPORTUNITY:
or Call 1235
for
convertible
ovenibroiler,
of
ronto
settee: Forward cabin sleeps four on doublé berth and has private head, lavatory and shower. Equipment: Onan generator, Pressure water system, refrigerator,
421
wanted (working partner preferred) for long established art and gift business strategically located in Old San Juan. Recently opened two branches. Needs capital for more profitable exploitations. Minimum required $60,000. For more information write to Box 527, San Juan,
56 FT. CABIN CRUISEE built by Morton-Joh Bayhead N. J. in 1938; 14 ft.. beam, 41/2 ft. draft, Twin g.m. 671 diesels, 400 gal fuel cap. 200 gal. water cap. Accommodations: Owners staterbom aft sleeps two and _ has Private head, lavatory and shower. Crewsauarters in forecastle sleeps two and has private head and lavatory. ‘salon
and
was partly social, but it included
WATER SKIING classes, ski rides in Condado Lagoon. Beautiful 1-1/2 hour tours im 26 ft. unsinkabie ‘Buccaneer’ boat around San Juan Bay For inform ation:: Ai Quina, Puerto Rico Water Sports. Hote) La Rada, 3-2800 1106 55
- BOATS
‘yesterday
by the thousands to get a glimpse
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 for appointment. Centro Técnico Esteva, Phone 2-5856.
ANTIQUES, REPRODUCTIONS - Baker, Lee L. Woodard, Hibriten, Union Na-
President
Gaulle
wo-
-
pictures-
city cheered
men’s apparel and gift shop. Well located in shopping center. Exclusive rights for 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), 1284
HARRELSON (AP)—This
que French-speaking
57
STORE
MAX
QUEBEC
3-6245.
1289
DINING ROOM set, table. 4 chairs, china closet. Electric fan, miscellaneuos household effects. Tosteson, 155 Taft, Santuree. After 5 PM. 1269 421
Call 1266
for
SERVICE
Teleph
COMPANY
1k | ew
with
sale.
611 THE
jorices, financing, parts and service. actory mechanics, Dealers requested. nauire at Mediavilla’s Machine Shop, He saueva 53, Stop 28, Hato Rey. Tel.
i ee
size,
67526.
SACRIFICE -— WROUGHT Iron table, glass top, set; refrigerator with large freezer compartment, Hollywood box spring bed and Hide-Away couch, all like new. Reasonable prices. Call 3-0440 or 3-9381 after 8 PM. 1281 422
phone 1265
UF
425
American.
for
CLUB
pacity,
SALES
422
Service
ONE YEAR guarantee on al} watch and clock repairs. European craftsman, Puerto Rico’s only certified ster watch and clock maker. William A. Gruen, 27 Calle Caoba, Punta Las Marias. Phone 3-3575, 1012 425
TRUCKS FOR SALE
|
Television
Service.
WATCH
425
i
Cail
MARQUEZ REPAIR SHOP repairs all makes washers, dryers, dishwashers, electric ranges, and gas stoves. Same day service. Guarantee on parts. Call aoe or 38-1012. 127: UF
423
mechanical -oody work. little bomb
—-
Call
OPPORTUNITIES
NIGHT
Good reputation. Air conditioned. MeStop 26 avenue. tropolitan area, main and Fdz. Juncos, After 7:30 PM. Call 2-1871 Maisonet. : 1291 525
new
1294 Plis
WILCHEK
Telerental
PM,
MORGAN
service.
UF
APPLIANCE
Vedette,
Stateside-trained
267
tires, new brakes. Leaving for States this weekend Best offer. 8-2274 after
1957
Evening PM 64230.
LABS Hi-Fi.
TELEVISION, RADIOS, for rent in your own home. Same service given to hotels, hospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and will deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month
422
SPORTS & FOREIGN 5
ELECTRONICS TY, radio or
guarantee.
largest
trays,
condition.
12380—
for
1243
SEMCA
SERVICE
TV & RADIO maid
eneral housework, help with two small oys, No cooking. Sleep in. Good salary. Call 8-0100 or 8-2107. Write Box 8181, dz. Juncos Station.
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&
Over 10 years éxperience is behind the best in T. V. sevice and repair on receivers of any make or model. All work guaranteed. Tel. 9-0268. UF 9 .
UF
x-LINGUAL
day
technicians. 9 AM to 10 1136
firm,
19
SALES
PAN AMERICAN repair any make
jocated in San Juan vicinity, has openings for men over 25 years of age with motor transport background. Excelmt rate of pay. If you are about to diseharged or are a veteran and re planning to make Puerto Rico your ome, don’t miss this opportunity. Send sume to Box Q. The San Juan Star.
MAIDS
UF
MALE
ANTED — ONE chef, and one cook, first class waiters. Enquire El Morro estaurant, Tanca 203, Old San Juan. ust bring written references... 285 . 426
TTENTION
your
Lines
422
HELP
revo'ving
cellent’
Main
IRL FRIDAY — attractive position in modern, air-conditioned office. Geeral office work... diversified. High
BUSINESS
RATTAN SITTINGROOM, another set red vgrnished mahogany, with radio, Mexican mahogany library shelves. Double; Beautyrest bed. GE air conditioner. |Electric grill. iron, household efOe’ Telephone 3-6718. 422
Muebleria Ponce de UF
MOVING?
offer
Star.
shipping.
U.S. Van La Bolsa. Leén No. 274
SALE
tional and similar. Livingroom, diningroom, bedroom, porch, terrace and garden furniture, chandeliers. paintings, mirrors, statues, pedestals and lamps.
moving job is ours, Whether you’re ‘mov. in locally or Stateside, we are to pack and transport your most precious belongings, as scheduled, with the dependable care you look for and seldom find. Telephone 6-3357, 6-3329 Capitol Transportation, Inc., for a free estimate. Agents for Atlas Van Lines.
YOUNG MAN, completely bi-lingual, curently employed, needs part or full time koork after 4:00 P.M. Teletype, hotel ork, or other similar work. Call Joe f: az, San Juan Star, 3-8400. B212
PLEASURE
FOR
nr 5
SECRETARIAL
XPERIENCED CONTINENTAL Public tenographer servicing La Concha, San uan Intercontinental, others, local ansient Typing, . shorthand, briefs, ,anuscripts, reports. Hourly rates. BM Electric. 1120 Ashford Ave., Apt.
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THE SAN
April 21, 1960
Tharsday,
—
STAR
JUAN
SAN
THE
22
CLASSIFIEDS EY
REAL
HOUSES
ESTATE
ond staff are yours. Pictures, complete deseription of scores of houses for sale, beach front property, ocean front farms, islands ALLEN
RENT
and investment property. J. FRANCISCUS -— REALTORS
LOS
AND ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn and Ashford Avenue. Condado 3-3506, 3-6775. 279
ANGELES
—
3
bedrooms,
REALTY, 2-0911. Puerto Rico.
Box
IN
Puerto
Rico?
dur listings of commercial, hotel sites. and residential, advice regarding feasibility cing
of
ment San
Service Martin,
real
Parque, 1133
1410
55
INVESTING
estate
suite
101
industrial, Competent and finan-
Beach
invest
tre,
Condominium Leon corner
Valencia,
Hato
gentlemen
only.
Also
another
with
THIS THIS
bed-
1184
425
HOUSES CONCRETE
FOR
HOUSE
RENT at
Valencia
De-
velopment, Antonio Pedreira St. 186. Completely screened, 3 large bedrooms with closets, living, diningroom, full bathroom, kitchen with gas stove, oven, water heater, garage. Close to bus stop, University of P. R., supermarket. Information Middletown Stores, Sagrado Corazon = 7253
710.
Santurce.
equipped
Call
eeehee:
at
F-
an
ware
Brand new, completely
heater,
Gerardo,
HOME HOME
ge
Telephone,
and
kitchen
Separate
servants’
3-8400
quarters,
$ 230
words,
$2.00
g3
cents
each
laundry and garage. Rental reasonable. | @ Location: near Cuatro Calles, Guayna-| @ word.
bo.
shone
P.
R.
Hox
2271
Hoag
3308.
San
LAS
furnished home. 3
unfurnished or bedrooms, 1-12
large
MARIAS
yard.
—
Completely
4
|$4
Call 2-8325
¢
SAN
-
EL
=
The
center,
Rio
Piedras.
FOR
area.
A
SAN
Bellisima Wonderful Mr.
$11
HOME
BEST
additional$ | financing
sa
PBICES
arranged
and
for
types
21
FAMILY
need
RENT
with
three
baby
bedroom
and
Tel. 2-3013 Ext 211, Box 14203, Santurce. 56
JOURNALIST
seeks
FOR
BUSINESSES
sale. 1243
HOTSE,
_in
lovely
Miramar. with nice ocean view. Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. new
furnished
804.
4th
Social 4
Security ‘
Vega. 1174 ISLAND
Condado
rooms.
Floor,
Reasonable
Building, ‘
Apartment
Ponce
asde
ocean
-—-
401-492,
1017
Leén|
and
: one
to beach. New, informal. Sun terrace | Newly facing sea. Spacious, modern aircon-|farge ditioned rooms. SPECIAL SUMMER |} tioned
RATES: ). tee Epes, 32$14 cluding 2-1779.
— complete
$18 daily, any: double,
ASHFORD HOUSE 22 weil Ashford
Rooms
breakfast.
»
*
eereares
aparmenis,
Enjoy
minute
corner
to
“Under
from
beach.
of
Tourist
The
17
McLeary.
Association.
Trees’’,|5
Carrion
Member]
SAN
ANTONIO
UF
Suite
=
ing ming
watking
Rees.
Mis
——> eee COLONIAL GUEST Avenue, Miramar, located. Single and tions
with
private
telephone
LUQUILLO
BLANCHE
single
SALON
Beautiful
restaurantst
Breakfast
bath,
$4.
some
air
single.
con-
Mrs.
Ur —
oCEAN
VIEW
JENNY’S: Guest House with a atmosphere. Delicious meals 1850: McCleary Ave. Tel. 3-6802. UP
LA
EXTEEMINADORA
(Commonweal
—
7-0292. :
u
REFRIGERATION
Telephone
REPAIR
CONTRACTING & SEEVICE in slecty refrigeration and air tioning. Stateside mechanics, Call Stateside Se vice, 2-4718 er 2-7465, day or nigh 1092
AIR COND. FILTERS P. B. FILTERS
INC.
types and sizes for home window
ne aa
manufacturers
air conditioning filte units - also industri
ee
Window a
T.
reaso
3
type, 1 H. | an oe gs
serviced by ener Cuenencial Rod: = Umpierre, Fortaleza 351, San Jua
o LOST
LOST — EEWAED for return or inforr} ation about dog, male, 5 months. mixé breed, long tail, 8°? high. Last see Had red collar “Bray — Property Red Cross). Call 2-00 a 4156 Fort Brooke.
s
4
WANTED
WANT TO buy a farm or acreage n too far from San Juan; hotel; gue house; or business. What have you bed David Stry, Melbourne, Florid!
RENT
FOR located
SERVICES
1288
San
4
OFFICE
SALE in
SITTING
BABY SITTING during daytime. E perienced, takes care of babies a age. Nice home, good ‘neighborhoo English speaking. 320 Ponce de Le Avenue, Apt. 7, Hato Rey.
Juan
2-1698. 421
EQUIPMENT
FILING CABINETS,’ reconditioned, 5p painted like new. INTERCOMMUNIC: TION systems, gales and service ne equipment). All types of office equ’ ment, Let us set up your office. Ci $36 Verde. Bayamén, for information || j
Real Estate Corner
One
swim-
i within
served.
air
Guest
conditioned
frouse.
rooms
Double
with
bath. Near beach. Sun terraces. 177 Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Vicente Julia, T
3-2936. ven’
GUEST
2-1356,
RESTAURANT. On the ocean. Double rooms,$7 3 minutes from the f: beach of Luquillo, Puerto Rican and gentinental food. Ludquillo,
AUNT Intercontinental. | family served UP 800
-
MOUSE
UF ae
oan
— Taft Eac 53. 55 | room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance $15. dnubleg $12. single. Special rates es nin by the month. 2-0887 or 2-2206. Hous; sus Cumse Santurce, Centrally 773 OF ~~, double accommoda-
ditioned. Rates from Cruthirds, 2-3994. 955 HOTEL
THE DUFFY’S have remodeled charming, old beach home, and now offer rooms, all with private bath, some with private patio, some air conditioned. One minute to beach and hus, From 67.50 single, $10, double. All rates laclude complete breakfast, Isla Verde
Todd,
HOUSE
Airport.
G ood
distance.
{
‘' ' } 1
.
T in two, Condado Kitchen secand | phone private bath. Located Call | tion one block from La Concha Hotel. | 4? Private entrance. Daily & weekly rates: TASS Celeste
from
beach. beach.
MAISON
Apartment. | 20d
GUEST
Street. Ocean Park, San Juan. with private bath, airconditioned.
minutes
Telephone | 3.9334
decorated and furnished, with living and diningroom, aircondibedroom for two, kit
in in-|
service. All screened. Hot water. Some with air conditioning. Best hotel and residential section. Beach facilities. Special arrangements for couples travel. ing together. One block from La Concha and Condado Beach Hotels. Personal guided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and 2-7927, Mrs, Annie De Mauret, Manager.
Road, near San Juan Call 9-0144, 9-0532. a2
close
MAGDALENA
Call Guest .~— House. | 4199 Avenue, Condado,
and eziiciency
HOUSE:
and drinks on your private | Tapia tn delightful continental-run Rooms
Caribbean UF | 3-1317. 702 —
stairway | 1158
GUEST
house
Mrs. | Court,
Ashford
Private
front.
JUAN
Near breakfast Cool, | terrace Rates. | Suest
2-6769 HOUSE
| SAN
service
Pest Control Services) Free estimat Contre) of insects, rats and fumigati¢ services for homes, business and farm Services guaranteed. Preventive tre ment against termites. 20 years e
two
house
Darlington. Continental clientele. Excellent opportunity for a good hairdresser to buy going business. For immediate
GUEST
Bi-lingual,
answering
BABY
BEAUTY
ANTILLES
Lai
268
WAREHOUSE 1500 SQ. FT., well ventilated, dry. light. concrete building, with concrete paved parking lot. In commercial area of Santurce, 10 meters fom Ponce de Leon, Stop 16-1/2. Phone 71. 1259 53
of
1115
TO
WAREHOUSES
@ | alterations, additions and tmprovements 4 >| to your house and premises. ‘Pico Inc”
MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA?
old
WORKING
F.H.A.
all
422
nable rental. This far from rich family man needs 2 or 3 bedrooms, furnished or unfurnished, apartment or house. Tele phone Paul Ryan, 3-8400. 926 UF 1
VEMENT
offered
PONCE:
PROPERTY
UF
IMPEO
—
telephone
Ap-
er apartment, in Santurce or metropolitan area. Must be convenient to transportation. Permanent residents who eannot pay high rentals. Please call Mrs. Ochoa, 3-8400, during working hours. 1155 UFr
Tel.
Star:
invited.
422
year
Information
Juan
JUAN
LA
.
WOEKING
meters
Park.
54 San
Inspection
WANTED
ame
College
ext.
in
Escort, Co
SERVICE
EXTERMINATING
RENT
1261
corner of Violeta — site for house rae ilenoyare
Fontan,
Payroll
SUREA
en and professionals. Al service for people without phones. C. 2-3013 San Juan, 2-5060 Ponte, ask fi supervisor. 1037 t
FOR RENT first and second floor of a new modern building at 171 Quisqueya Avenue near Carpenter Road, Hato Rey. Approximately 15,000 sq. ft. each floor, first floor suitable for stores, machinery, warehouse, hardware distributor, supermarket, ete. For information call 3-4448 or 3-3991 or apply on premises.
2
:
reasonable.
1249
524
iy
Guards,
Agency
ANSWERING
ply on ground floor of Catalan Bldg., Calle Loaiza corner Calle del Parque, Santurce.
Duncan,
or
YUN@QUE
1207
DETECTIVR
competent
fidential Investigation, 1072 Fernind dunces Ave. Tel. Santurce 2-5282, Cagu
POOLS
*
very.
SALE
ER.
most
Uniformed
FLOOR SPACE for rent in attractive corner building. Second floor with separate ground floor entrance and Parking space on adjoining lot: Rental
427
ee
2
each
shopping
SPACE
Room
B.W.I.
Kitts,
St.
FRANCISCO:
§ | 3:8400. §$,) 272
2
UF
FOR
$3.00 for 5 days, ¢$
cents
José
1156
ANGELES
Santuree,
265,
165,
Box 1283
¢ | pool. Facing
ocean front | § baths, garage! P.$ word.
1228
LOS
>
330 words,
CONTINENTAL
BUREAUS
6-5003.
2 | Prone 3-6712 or write 804 Fdz. Juncos,
$ for 3 days, $ additional
bedroom,
hour
423
eee automobile entrance. 4 3 4
72
Tele- | @
408
PUNTA and
Juan.
EXT.
three
BIKINI POOLS, Puerto Rico’s oldest and most experienced pool builders, uses only reinforced concrete and all copper filtering system. These materials last forever. For free estimates, call
RENT
@ | Miramar. 3 1024
.
pantry. | @
EXTENSION
LUQUILLO
Ads?
CALL
party.| > ee $ living | >
‘
tances
52
Classified
MODERN
SWIMMING
NEVIS — ST. KITTS — Beachfront Hotel, excellent condition, for sale. Also 1,000 acres of miscellaneous property, some plantations, all suitable hotel or eottage colonies. On beaches, roads Be— Simmons, irport. Write
TF
For
1175
LOTS
development. Park College H-11 Sta. Narservice. bus
Street.
DETECTIVE
TRADE
Completely equipped, built-in kitchen, bar carport, two terrace. Fully screened and landscaped. 542 meters. Excellent fi available. Contact Miss Weiner, 3-8400. 1239 UF
with all facilities for nice girl who can become like part of the family. with bifingual lady with children. Hot water.4 ete. Can make arrangement for meals. For information call Mrs. Parrilla, 3-8400, 8:30 - 4. 1112 or
ALTAMESA — 3 bedroom home, large carport, screens, 586 sq. meters. corner
wal’$
rent to desirable ene ee Spacious porch,
bath,
426
en- | AAAAARAREARPPPPIPIPIPIEII
— dining room, master bedroom bath, three other bedrooms, in-|
dependent
AS-
421
{ose
San
NEAB UNIVERSITY and shopping} center, nice cool rooms with all privileges. Reasonable rates, Margarita 51 corner Humacao, Kio Piedras. For information call Mrs. Vega, 3-6769 or after 6 PM 6-0951.
HAS RARE CHARM — HAS RARE VALUE.
ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE residence within | large estate containing other residences $ room with
SALE
1244
$ $
available for Enclosed _— all screened.
FOR
FOR
OR
1500_SQ. FT. office space available, Stop 20, Santurce. Centrally located. Airconditioned. Parking, private sanitary installations, seven divisions of different eS, flourescent lamps. Rent reasonFUENISHED ROOM, private bath. hoe! established by Rent Control Board water, screened, — telephone, cooking J Ha pf Puerto Rico. Third floor, facilities, hotel service. Use whole aparttvailable. New building, screened. ment. Across San #uan Darlington, one of main avenues. Telephone 2-3940, Fer- Located Hipodromo 652. For information, Tecnico Esteya, telephone 2-5856. mpandez Juncos 635; Apt. 3. ang | Centro 1278 pon
Maes-
carport.
second
trance, or phone 3-236,
call
BEAUTIFUL
FURNISHED ROOMS for couple.- Hot water, share kitchen. Respectable family atmosphere. 625 Ponce de Leon, telephone daxytimes. 3-0747, 7-10 PM. 2-7801. Ask for Mr. Gautier. 1275 423
Here is a family home seldom equalled in spaciousness, convenience and downright living comfort. A charming country residence, four bedrooms, maid’s room, 3 bathrooms, extra closet space, modern kitchen with cabinets built in. 7 minutes from Pueblo Supermarket on the Cupey Road. 5% acres, fully landscaped. Convenient payment terms. Carlos M. Calderon, Realtor, Telephone 6-6148.
facing 422 | lot and School
IN SAN GERAEDO. Cupey. three bedroom, two bath
information
1258
apart-
two
For
view. FRANCISCUS REALTORS SOCIATES 3-3506, 3-8372.
Rey. 421
ment in same building rooms. Call $-3909.
ROOMS:
UF
AQUEDUCT HILL -—- _ luxury house, four airconditioned bedrooms, four baths. Picture window view livingroom. Two terraces. Servant’s quarters. 15 rooms. Hanging ground floor convertible into three additional bedrooms. Acre land, room for pool. Owner leaving. Also two acres nearby fabulous
RENT
IN OLD San Juan, small apartment with large living room facing ocean, for
Hotel.
HOUSES
BEST RESIDENTIAL section, modern, beautiful. one, two bedroom apartments, furnished, screened, very cool. Two minutes University, bowling, shopping center. Come, you'll love them. Rent 5100 — $113 — $125. Sanchez Morales Urb.
Santurce.
6-6124.
53
FOR
Prat.
BEACH HOUSE-fully furnished. screened, completely equipped kitchen. Brefia Beach, three minutes from Dorado
3-3550.
APARTMENTS
197, 31246
Salvador.
96
Check
projects.
Company, Ponce de
425
SALE
2 bathroom home, located in Urbanizacién Sagrado Corazén, Cupey, near
AT BUCARE DEVELOPMENT For immediate occupancy Functional Builders offers top values in its “Caribaire” home at 16 Diamante Street and its 77> home on 19 Onix Street: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, equipped kitchen, 2-car carport, liberal mortgate; homes opened by appointment only, Call Arturo Saldafia, Tel. 2-2768. 1167 3 423
FURNISHED screened COMFORTABLE beautiful Vaciatalega bungalows, at Boca de Cangrejos Beach, Montebay, Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations.
729
FOR
SALE
903
modern, completely equipped kitchen, hot water, utility porch. Living-diningroom, bath. All screened. Call 2-9334
HOMES, FARMS for sale or rent, also buildings, investment and business property, land-in all the most desirable ond fastest growing sections, such as Villa Caparra. Garden Hills, Santa Maria, Hato Rey. Santurce. Consult
FOR
SANTA BOSA: Near new shopping center. Convenient home for its personnel. 3 bedrooms, living room, diningroom, kitchen, bath, hot water, screens. Large patio. $3,000, balance FHA. Call Mrs. Ochoa, 3-8400, Extension .
built-in
1274
CINTRON Roosevelt, 1101
HOUSES
.-
BEACH HOUSE by the sea: isolated, two bedrooms, screened, Kitchen and patio. Rent by day, weekend or longer. Call Porter Bibb, 3-8400, after 5 PM. 1295 423
SPECULATING? Our specialist government
INVESTING or lawser, realtor,
FOR
PROVIDENCIA
Parque 153. Near theatres, busses. conditioned rooms. information, phone ial 12384 Loiza CASCADE
beach,
in
GUEST
the
GUEST
HOUSE
-
beaches, restaurants, Sun terrace, all airCooking facilities. For 2-9352 or write to Station, Santurce.
city.
HOUSE
No.6
—
at
Elena
MARIA — 1489 square meters of first rate land, facing northeast. Near good schools and supermarkets. Zelephone lines pass property. Priced SANTA
at
iéss tha®
$7.56 per
for
fast
BUCARE
—
beautiful
1177
buiiding
meter
site,
corner
lot
—
surrounded
Priced
below
market
for
quick
sal |
MONTEREY — 3543 meterg, unusua, well’ located. More than two -hundr' feet above the city with a clear vie around the horizon. A really spectacul homesite at an opportune price! CUPEY GARDENS-—2666 meters. Spal} for a fine big home with plenty —— Jand left for garden and swimmi, pool.’ Good orange grove alrea ¢ planted.
--
Less
~
than
$5.00
per
mets
Robert. Tschudin, == Realtor
TELS.
3-5315
| |
fine homes. Easy Access to Cagu Highway with shopping and schools ne: |
{wer
\
St.,
es)
meter
turnover.
the
Ocean Park Santurce. Efficiency apartments suites — rooms — air conditioned, _ Daily. weekly, monthly rates. C.A. Rivera, Manager. Telephone
1159 |
EASTER is a time for new hats, new shoes, new houses. It’s a fine time to do something about that very personal, very special house you have been planning for years, Cali us now for an appointment to see any any of these fine lots! And plan to bring your architect, too!
=
3-6535
|
THE SAN
JUAN STAR — Thursday, April 21, 196@
LEDS
LASSI SECRETARIAL EXPERIENCED
CARS FOR SALE
SERVICE
CONTINENTAL
Public
tenographer servicing La Concha, San uan Intercontinental, others, local -
ransient. Typing. shorthand, briefs, januscripts, reports. Hourly rates. BM Electric. 1120 Ashford Ave., Apt. D 4, Muriel Eddy, 2-8735. 2at 318 -FFICIENT, fast Secretarial Service, legal documents, contracts, reports, free ‘ck-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugh ay 66
or
night
—
3-5156. UF
‘
HELP ARRIER
WANTED
BOYS
WANTED:
Go
into
business for yourself. Earn high comissions as a carrier serving the San Suan Star on established routes. If you are over 12 years of age, phone 3-8400, xt. 61, Miss Longfellow. UF 247
POSITIONS
WANTED,
MEN
VAILABLE Qualified project maager or construction superintendent. Twenty years’ experience supervising nil types building projects, including cavy construction and housing. Also ualified as architects’ representative >" Building Inspector. Age 46, Puerto ico three years” Write to Engineer P.O. Box 42, Rio Piedras, Puerto
270°
423
OUNG MAN, completely bi-lingual, curently employed, needs part or full time cork after 4:00 P.M. Teletype, hotel ork, or other similar work. Call Joe raz, San Juan Star, 3-8400. P212 UF JRMER* PAINTER foreman in Panaa, will take any type work. Requires jest salary, adaptable to new conons. Write Hannon, 1229 Hale Street, ladelphia
11,
Pennsylvania.
422
264
.OUNG rience, iedge of
reks
MAN, four years local exwith good personality, knowpeople, and top references.
public
work, jrite 53
Will Box
relations,
relocate N. San
hotel
or
club
for attractive Juan Star.
offer
UF
SELP
WANTED
—
eral
office
ourly
rate
Room
of
work...
pay.
210,
El
FEMALE
diversified.
For
interview,
Imparcial
High
ap-
Building.
272
-A
UF
USED
CAR?
With
FURNITURE $275
down
payment and $44 monthly installments, you can own a brand new, economical 1960 FIAT. Just call 3-5190, or pay us a visit at Martorani Motors, Inc., 1402 Ponee de Leon Avenue, Stop 20, San-
aa
(opposite.
Lottery
Building).
1957 BUICK CENTURY, 4 door, station wagon. Power steering, hydromatic, radio, $2700. Cali 2-0000 Fort Buchanan 8201
286
Says.
or
426 1957 DELUXE PLYMOUTH station wason. Excellent Motot completely overhauled. er. Call 8-1134. After 6 PM 1276 | 1959
FORD,
like
new
. 4 doors condition. One own3-2684. 425
condition,
original
owner, 12,000 miles. Taxes paid. Fully equipped. Call George Van Valen, 6-554@ or 2-3013 Ext. 230, or Grand Union Supermarket, Hato Rey. 1267 425
MOVING
&
STORAGE 1
“THE PLEASURE is yours when the moving job is ours. Whether you’re movin locally or Stateside, we are equipped to pack and transport your most belongings, as scheduled, with the dependable care you look for and
seldom
find.
Telephone
6-3357,
Capitol Transportation, Inc., estimate. Agents for Atlas 52
for Van
a
ARE YOU service Spain, crating, U.S.
going to moye?
in Puerta Germany, storage,
Van
Rico, United States, Japan. Packing, shipping. Agent of
Lines,
La Bolsa. Tel. Leén No. 1057., 274 :
Use the best
Inc.
Call
WANTED
Ponce
MOVING? SAVE WITH TORRES. We do all types of moving, no matter if it be large or small. Moderate prices. Muebleria Torres, Fernandez Juncos Stop
20,
Santurce.
Tel.
2-5791.
MOVE YQURB furniture by Almacenes Maritimos, Ine., opposite Pier 9, San Juan. Service, responsibility, guaranty Local and long! distance. We store your
belongings.
Tel
Agents
2-2374.
National
Van
Lines UF
MOVING: WHQ moves you is bortant as where you move. packing, shipping and storage niture. C.W. SIEGMUND, Villa~ Development, Rio Piedras. Tel. 69
HAVE an excellent job for you — ales training to work for international book company. Earn $150 per week. ania net necessary. Call 3-6689. 3
.
T.V. PAN
TTENTION MILITARY PERSONEL ND VETERANS — First class firm, located in San Juan vicinity, has openings for men over 25 years of age with motor transport background. Excelnt rate of pay. If you are about to be diseharged or are a veteran and Are planning to make Puerto Rico your nome, don’t miss this opportunity. Send a. to Box Q, The San Juan Star.
SALES
AMERICAN
&
BOB
UF
WILCHEK
—
Television
422
SPORTS
&
FOREIGN
work
guaranteed.
Tel. 9-0268.
423 937 MORGAN Plus 4. Very good mechanical condition, Needs a_ little pody work. Properly tuned up, this ittle bomb will beat anything in its jass in Puerto Rico. $1495, Call Bikini Pools, 65003. 3 425
TRUCKS PHAMES
2%
FOR
ton
truck
Panel Delivery. both one 0440; after 5:30 3-9381,
De
RENTAL
TELEVISION, RADIOS, for rent in your own home. Same service given to hotels, hospitals, for years, Call 3-0719 and will deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month Telerental Service. 267 UF
APPLIANCE
REPAIRS
MARQUEZ REPAIR SHOP repairs all makes washers, dryers, dishwashers, electric ranges, and gas stoves. Same day service. Guarantee on parts. Cail 8-1804 or 98-1012. 1279 UF
WATCH ONE
YEAR
R<PAIRS
guarantee on Europe.
all watch
and
and
PHAMES
year
old.
Call
AUTO
THE
wae
ew
UF
as
me
425
HOSPITAL
| SUPPLY
COMPANY
offers Li and equipment, First So & Oxygen kits. Protective clothing and Laboratory suppli¢ég and equipment. Thermometers, maskg, rubber goods. Every thing for physiclans. hospital and patients. 317 Fortaleza St. San Juan 2-5511, 3-3102, 433
Ee
SALE
BUSINESS
another
set
freezer, cellent’
revo'ving condition.
largest
size,
with
trays, for sale. Call 6-7526.
Ex-
1280
422
SACRIFICE — WROUGHT Iron table, glass top, set; refrigerator with large freezet compartment, Hollywood box spring! bed and Hide-Away couch, all like new. Reasonable prices. Call 3-0440 or 3-9381 after 8 PM. 1281 422 DINING ROOM set, table. 4 chairs. china closet. Electric fan, miscelilaneuos houselHold effects. Tosteson, 155 Taft, Santurce. 1269
After
5
OPPORTUNITIES
NIGHT CLUB for sale 300 person capacity, dance floor, bandstand, bar. Good reputation. Air conditioned. Metropolitan area, main avenue. Stop 26
and Fdz. Juncos. 2-1871 Maisonet.
FM
Mal Ble Bal
wee
ees
After
7:30
PM.
525
SALES & SERVICE Store for sale — office equipment, typewriters, cash registers, safes, keys, ete. In business ten
years.
Call Mr. Telephone 1289 STORE
Good
|Rocue 3-6245.
low.
rent.
9-11
only.
57 FOR
men’s
location,
mornings
SALE
apparel
—
and
Attractive gift
wo-
shop.
Well
located in shopping center. Exclusive rights for sale of women’s apparel. Excellent opportunity to acquire a good going concern. Total investment required $25,000. For details write Box en Juan Star (Box 4187 San va
PM. 421
ANTIQUES, REPRODUCTIONS - Baker, Lee L. Woodard, Hibriten, Union Na-. tional and similar. Livingroom, diningroom,| bedroom, porch, terrace and garden furniture, chandeliers, paintings, mirrogs, statues. pedestals and lamps.
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 for appointment, Centro Técnico Esteva, Phone 2-5856. 1277 426
Call 65272. 1266
423
SKIING Lagoon.
a
26
ft.
“Buccaneer’
¢ around San Juan Bay For inform ationv~A! Quina, Puerto Rico Water Sports, Ho La Rada, 3-2800. 1106: 55
heart
of
UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY:
Partner
wanted (working partner preferred) for long established art and gift business strategically located in Old San Juan. Recently opened two branches. Needs capital for more profitable exploitations. Minimum required $60,000. For more or Call 1235
CRUISER built by MorBayhead N. J. in 1938; . ft. beam, 4-1/2 ft. draft, Twin g.m. 671 diesels, 400 gal fuel cap. 200 gal. water cap. Accommodations: Owners stateroom aft sleeps two and has private head, lavatory and shower. Crewsquarters. in forecastle sleeps two and ‘thas private head and lavatory. Main salon sleeps two on convertible settee. Forward cabin sleeps four on double berth and has private head, lavatery and shower. Equipment: Onan
write
2-5884
to
after
Box
8:00
527,
San
PM
Juan,
421
CABIN
generator,
Pressure
water
system,
re-
frigerator, stove and ovenibroiler, stainless steel galley. Carrier air conditioner, 1350 watt radio telephone, Fathometer, automatic pilot, dual controls, searchlight, siren, outriggers, 2 storm anchors and 2 light anchors. Life raft and jife preservers. Hull is mahogany. Boatis sea- worthy and engines are in excellent condition. Price $30,000. Will -consider trade. 18 FT. JAFCO sea skiff, Lapstreake hull. 100 h.p. gray marine. Boat and engine have just ,been completely overhauled and in excellent condition. Price $1,950. 17 FT. TROPICRAFT Largarto, 58 model, twin .35 h.p, Evinrude larks with long shafts, all electric, less than 40 hrs. Ship to shore radio, metal outriggers, Pole holders, Bimini top, full canvas
cover, 6 fuel tanks. Cushions throughout, trailer with winch and road lights, like 1298
sale
421
information
BOATS FOR SALE o. FT.
for
1271
classes, ski rides in Beautiful 1-1/2 hour
unsinkable
SALON
Santurce business district. Good clientele. Equipment practically new. Nice locale in brand new building, ground floor. For information call 3-1410.
WATER. SKIING & BOAT TOURS WATER Condade
BEAUTY
‘new. |
Price
$2,250;
423
PRIME, WELL secured second for sale. Annual yield over information phone 6-5003. 1234
mortgages 11°. For 519 419
1252
PARTNER WANTED to share profitable bar and restaurant and fruit place on Route No. 1. Tourist and _ local trade, Beautiful scenery and very attractive
place.
guas. 1152
Telephone
6
-
3
Ca-
422
WATER TEMPRITE
COOLERS
WATERUCOOLERS-
For
of.
fices, factories, restaurants, etc. Lowest prices, highest quality. 5 year guarantee.Smaller home models available. For information and prices: Comercia! Rodriguez Umpierre, Fortaleza 351, San Juan, 2-0962. 261 UF
MISCELLANEOUS FOR
SALE
West Bend Ponce 2-4931.
FOR
Big Welcome In Quebec By
Call
1291
SALE
One Dart Kart. ‘two “700” Engines. Call Hogan, —
PROFESSIONAL
MARIONETTE
Theatre
MAX
HARRELSON
QUEBEC (AP)—This picturesque French-speaking city cheered French President Charles de Gaulle yesterday and turned out by the thousands to get a glimpse of the towering French leader
here for a brief visit. The 69-year-old de Gaulle obviously
pleased
by
was
the
warm
reception. He mingled with the crowd at Quebec’s famed war Memorial, the Croix du Sacrifice, shook hands with a group of Canadian war veterans and kissed
~
a
baby.
Ceremonies, But Informal The day was one of ceremonies,
public
appearances
and
little
in-
formal speeches. De Gaulle ruled out
prepared
addresses
and
sought to make his visit as informal as possible. He arrived in the morning from Ottawa, where he had spent two days. The Ottawa visit was partly social, but it included
a round
of presummit
talks with
Prime Minister John baker and a major policy
De ing est
Gaulle
will
fly
to Montreal, city, before
four-day
Diefenspeech.
this
morn-
Canada’s largconcluding his
Canadian
stay
at
To-
ronto tomorrow morning. He goes on from there to Washing-
ton and private talks ident Eisenhower.
with
Pres-
Near Zero Weather Loratte Airport, several
At
hundred
had
gathered
in
the
brisk, near zero weather. They cheered and applauded warmly
as
de
Gaulle,
without
an
jauntily
from
Air
Force
After
bare
headed
overcoat, a
Royal
Comet
a brief
into
the
Canadian
jet.
airport
historic
and
stepped
ceremony
the President’s motorcade
headed
city.
Ponce Jury Returns Second Degree Verdict PONCE—
423
1297
donado,
Julic
47,
Centeno
Tuesday
was
Malfound
(portable), scenery, props, amplifier, | tape recorder, marionettes Equipment in excellent condition and ready for presentation Handcrafted by Puerto Rican artists On display Institute de PATTY PEASE School of Painting. DayCultura. Call 3-5762. time! classes in portrait, landscape, and 1292 426 still life. $10. a month. Register now— limited to 5 students per class. TelePHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT (Priced phone 2-8927 for further information. for quick sale). 4x5 graphic view, 1265 521 monorail camera. Holders, flash, 3 lens, i case, tripods Federal 4x5 cold light enlarger, with lens. Roto 24 inch dryer. timer, cutting board. $350.00. or best offer...9 cubie feet Cold Spot refrigerator. $100. 30 inch pedestal telescopic EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGIST - In- fan — $60. H-—6B or H-—8E San Patricio. telligence testing, grade level evaluation, 1287 425 youth problems, Licemsedby P. R. &
guilty of second degree murder by a jury of eight men and four
phorie 976
band sister
ART SCHOOLS
SCHOOL
N.Y.
State.
PSYCHOLOGISTS
By
appointment
only.
3-6634,
421
VACUUM
CLEANERS
ELECTRO-LUX World's only automatic vacuum cleaner and air purifier. Also repairs and maintenance. Breathe NO DIRT, see NO DIRT: touch NO DIRT. Del ‘Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 1604, between San Jorge and Parque, Santurce. Telephone 2-5353. 927 UF
The U. S. imports more coffee than any other country in the world. In 1958, it imported 2,666,961,481
valued
IS YOUR roof dirtyy tf 50, for expert | high! water- pressure cleaning and paint or
ranGupGe INSTITUTO DE tional courses im lish,: Classes day 1355 Ponce de Floor, Stop 19, 1081:
430
Verde,
Bayamon. UF
CLASSES
IDIOMAS —- ConversaSpanish, French, Eng- ; and night. Call 2-3542. Leén Avenue, Second Santurce. 84
pounds
at $1,170,369,643.
of
coffee
in Ponce Superior Court. Hector Ruiz Somohane
fixed
Apr.
25
for
sentencing.
According to the charges, Centeno Maldonado who previously
was charged with murder in the first degree, struck Porfirio Rodriguez
Ortiz with
times
last
Diaz
injuring
Rodriguez of
Dec. him
a stick several
31
in
Juana
fatally.
Ortiz was
the
hus-
Gloria Maria Centeno, of Centeno Maldonado,
from whom he was separated. He visited Gloria at her house that night and an argument started.
NOTICE
ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING
ee joalt 6-5132
women Judge
Tele-
a
HOSPITAL SUPPLIES
425
$
eRe
RADIO
and clock maker. William A. Gruen, 27 Calle Caoba, Punta Las Marias. Phone
AIR CONDITIONERS
nls
&
3-3575. 1012
RETIC-KAR auto air conditioners for i cars, foreign and American. prices, financing, parts and service. actory mechanics. Dealers reanested. Nquire at Mediavilla’s Machine Shop, ueya 53, Stop 28, Hato Rey. Tel.
Hee
_
SALE
282
Ree
the on All
-
CARS
956 SEMCA Vedette, new paint, new ires, new brakes. Leaving for States his weekend Best offer. 8-2274 after
Service
Over 10 years experience is behind best in T. V. sevice and repair receivers of any make or model.
TV
é
LABS
1136
WANTED
BI-LINGUAL FAMILY needs maid for general housework, help with two small boys, No cooking. Sleep in. Good salary. all 8-0100 or 8-2107. Write Box 8181, ‘dz. Juncos Station.
SERVICE
repair. any make TV. radio or Hi-Fi. Ninety day guarantee. Stateside-trained technicians. Evening service. Cail 9 AM to 10 PM 64230.
9
MAIDS
as imMoving, of furPrades ne
ELECTRONICS
SITTINGROOM,
REFRIGERATOR,
de
UF
MALE
WANTED — ONE chef, and one cook, A first class waiters: Enquire El Morro Restaurant, Tanca 203, Old San Juan. ust bring written references... 285 426
GE
Muebleria
2-2726, 2-2067 Santurce. |
FOR
De Gaulle Gets
red varnished mahogany, with radio, Mexican mahogany library shelves. Double’ Beautyrest bed. GE air conditioner. Electric‘ grill, iron, household effects. Telephone 3-6718. 1286 | 422
6-3329
free Lines. UF
422
HELP
RATTAN
baat
1400, 462
sIRL FRIDAY — attractive position in modern, air-conditioned office. Ge-
ply
WHY
23
Mr. Federico G. Toro has no conmection with this Company, effective April 1, 1960.
TRANSAMERICAN DE PUERTO RICO, INC. Sen Juan,
P, R-
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, April 21, 1960
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, April 21, 1960
EDUCATION (Continued
From
Island Air Adds. 5 New Planes
Page
1)
Island
Air,
Inc.,
has
delivery of the planes by June 1. Houston said they will be three Piper “Apaches” and two Beechcrafts.
announced
them
that it has ordered five new planes to add te the corporation's
define their position on relibus instructions for public
Jack like
egraphed
legislative
all three
hool
parties
leaders
urging
present three. According to Chief Pilot Houston, the new planes,
pupils.
bill, ce
those
sponsored
Party
by
Rep.
Pesquera,
Indepen-
Jose
which
L.
Fe-
would
au-
already
htatives. The Feliu
bill
Ss blessing
of
n
Catholic Little
has
the
vigor-
island’s
Of
-the
ernment
“The
Party
orleader in the House, Rep. cilio Alvarado, traded compnts: with Feliu over the relibus measure. The latter, has pken 38 consecutive days in or of the bill on the floor the
spoke
the to
preMay
for the elementary
dependentista Feliu te on his religious
said a measure
puld not pment.
the
be left
loorleader that
Alvarado
chances
ly action bill. n
the
slim
taken
religious
Senate,
(Continued
the
that
on
pear at morrow
the
a
instruc-
charged on following a
Popular
torney
General
and Thomas
en introduced with the sig. ures of~ 11 senators, includmembers of all three parSs. Sen. Juana Rodriguez Mundo, airman of the Education Com-
fired,
one
other
hitting
has
ttee, told the STAR recently nt the effect of a law author-
ng injection ‘of _religious inuction would be “fatal.” he head of the AFL-CIO te federation of labor, Sen. polito Marcano, concurs that igious instruction would upthe climate of tolerance in
erto
Rican
public
schools.
hey.
Russell
said
three
going
burial. Durand,
returned
years
ago, said
were
staying
instruc-
n it provides for must be given ewhere than on school y is not an effective
propsafe-
ard against subtle discriminan in the public schools by kchers, who in the great majorare
Catholics.
But Popular Party Sen. Ruben ztambide, an influential memr of Mayor Felisa Rincon’s y-wide machine, asserts that little religion never hurt any-
* uch
and could
that profit
the island’s by the teach-
in
the
Marine
described
who
religious
an-
of
as
the
a
from
New
he at
two
his
wife
the
attempting
Gramboko
to force
into the room. Navy Docter The
rookie
reports not
said,
want
first
A
told
that
to
his
of
for the contract
the
way
the
the
but
later
came
rookie’s) his wife.
room
and
it impossible
enter
to discuss
with
bidding.” A spokesman for the association said that minor changes in the specification
would
sible for local
make
it
pos-
concerns
to bid on
and.
major
contract.
major
the
room
to tried
did at
his
(the
to
beat
Durand said he then” ran down to the bar in order ‘to get help
further
scuffle
portedly
resisted
An
HAROLD indecisive
J.
ly favored the newly organized United engineers of the P. R.
LIDIN
round
in
the .| Water
Resources Authority. President of the Union is Si-
tile of the brothers-in-law at Puerto Rico Water Resour-
van
s
ther-in-law
Authority
was
fought
yes-
Van
Derbys, of
44,. the
Authority
broExecu-
re-
in~
of St.
assistant
was
or-
cervisors and ineligible for ion membership. Of the 18 ;contested ballots, 17 reported-
dered by the Commonwealth
La-
vice president. Yesterday’s election
executive
bor Relations Board March 9, 1960, after the Authority had
by
a
Metropolitan
driven
by
Ramon
Authority Viera
bus
Mendez,
41.
Police
cured
areas
a
said
when
the
the
motorcycle
Martinez.
accident
bus
oc-
was
passing
by
Ramon
driven.
LAWS
proceeded
people
in
(Continued
the
From
Page
1)
his
rison. The 400 soldiers thus were neutralized. The rebels seized the city’s
bill yesterday. afternoon to executive committee of the nate Penal Committee at
the Sethe
radio station and began broadcasting proclamations of martial
office of its president, Sen. Estaban Colon Velazquez.
in
the
area.
named
Castro
border
fighting
Leon
Guard,
troops,
back.
said
they
Ve-
Guard held
Sen. mittee
out
in the frontier town of San Antonio and soon gained the upper hand,
counterattacking
lages
of
San
The air
rebel
in
Colon
went
off
Oil Workers production
came
to
a halt
at
the
leum
workers
went
out
in a demonstration for the government. Industry
spokesmen
|°
strike
support said
alone
could
The
meeting,
to
De-
opposed
Colon.
Senator
said
that
the
com-
mittee has not arrived at any conclusions as to which bill to support. He insisted that t committee
the
intends
to
send- 2
new transit bill to the Senate floor this session. “Puerto Rico needs a new law
walkout was made without disturbances of any kind but said losses caused by the shutdown of machinery
yesterday's
-according
petro-
on
of
another
by the Works.
the transfer of the Bureau of Transit from his Department,
Venezuela
as 42,000
and
Transfer Opposed Works Secretary of Public Francisco Lizardi, also present
Strike in
bill
sponsored of Public
°
midmorning.
Oil
this
auto bill partment
Then they began military authori-
radio
Colon said that the comdiscussed the differences
between
in the vil-
Antonio,
and La Fria. mopping up, ties said.
Luis
ing in which he will discuss in detail the provisions of his bill.
began
National
headquarters
re-
The Superimtendent has called a news conference for this morn-
as leader.
the National
as
amount
to half a million dollars. In the Capital, the Caracas
bargaining The
the
by-case
order,
Federico
remained Labor
election
free
to
‘signed
by
Barela,
de-
but
left the
make
challenge
of
a case-
the.
eligi-
its loand mo-
public buildings. All Remain Loyal
Reports
unit.
Board
Chaifman
garrison pledged to the government
garrisons
initially protested the union representation petition on the grounds that the engineers and architects do not form a proper
Authority
as
Credito y Ahorro
Ponceno
in
Hospi-
soon
as possible,”
Colon
said.
The bill proposed by Torres Braschi comes on the heels of announcements from the Police
to solve Puerto traffic problem.
join the Banco
183
night
Municipal
around
father,
. a resident
also arrived yesterday.
creed
representation,
Tuesday
hoz Marin that the government is conducting an all-out effort
latter leaves his post’, after a five-year stint,,on May 15 to
the ballots were promptly allenged by management on > grounds that the voters were
31,
Housing
ved armored cars into the streets to take up defense positions
tive Director
y on union
50, 600
Perez
tal from injuries received when he was struck earlier in the day
the
cover.
force
Martinez,
A.
Piedras
back-
defense. Durand’s
Of 201 Authority engineers d architects who voted yester-
The
mountain
Roman died
Rio
it wes
army yalty
‘day.
Sol Descartes.
the
as
Rethe
The rookie, a slightly built man, said he was no match for the major and had to shoot in self-
doctor Harlem, was a4 Thomas
with a Navy where there
the
arrest.
Rodriguez
They seized military gar-
you,”
the telegram said, ‘‘the possibility of making amendments to the specifications so that local manufacturers may compete in said
there
8. Establishing a bycycle gistration system. Explains Bill Torres Braschi explained
. Then
In a telegram, Sabino Valdes, president of the association, and Agustin Rexach, president of the association’s furniture division, requested an interview with the Chancellor.
wish
the
about
mn .uela’s
bids.
“We
years,
vehicle
Manuel
Project,
been
country, a friendly the west, was not
rebel
suppliers to
of
govern-
two
excelent
submitted
for local fur;
manufacturers
has
the
almost
but
was
PRWRA Union VoteC hallenged By
for
law
specifi-
te
who
against
west of Caracas. the barrack of the
The asso-
that
University
niture'
the
Witness
at 3 p.m.
Hospital
‘ exonerated
behind the ing up. Salvador
Andean foothills 385 miles south-
investigators,
leave
and returned to the scene,
cations
‘make
Hotel when they heard screams from an adjacent room at about midnight. When he investigated the noise, he said, he saw the major
contends
by
Island
York
and
today
ciation:
general
The
Assn. — of
opened
together Caracas:
/20 miles beyond the border to San Cristebal, a coffeé center
Jaime Benitez to cancel the opening of bids on a furniture contract for the University. The bids are scheduled to be
22-year-
Virgin
Manufacturer's
Municipal
are| man. Police
Seized Barrack
Pierte Rico yesterday asked University of Puerto Rico Chancellor
were
air,
The major’s wife arrived here on the same day as his death. Later, she actompanied the body by helicopter to the Roosevelt Roads Naval Station in Puerto Rico. The body will be flown to their home in South Carolina for
ep Evangelical Rico, claims the
shots.
the
the
IMarcano, a prominent Protest laymen and former head of
that
in
leg, and another entering his armpit. The shooting took place at about 12:30 a.m. Taken immediately to the hospital, the officer died at 2:15 p,m.
native
n,
_ The
=~
Reports
force
| provide
Bid Specifications
Johnson,
pieced reaching
nize in that | neighbor to
Asks UPR To Change
1)
Ireland, G, S. attor-
old
Council in Puerthe bill’s provi-
Page
an information filed meeting between At-
rity majority is split on the igious matter, where a~- ur
nilar to the Feliy-mé4Stire
from
Trujillo
the
la Cruz Santos Reyes, Germati, died en route
after he was crushed by & truck driven by Fernando Rodriguez Constantino. 26, also of Sen Ger-
rebels moved across the border from Colombia at dawn. How they managed ito orga-
Manufacturer's Assn.
preliminary hearing toat 10, a.m. He was
was
reports
clear,
ST. THOMAS
last
to
Juan de of San
truck and a house when aftempting to cross the street from
ment
schoos of the Antilles school system.
told to 114
this monster of the Caribbean.” This was the way the military
agitating
Photo)
remark-
appear
will be
pntroversial”
n
until
of
Rico highway
after establishing that Santos yes had been pinned between
air
Michael, a seventh grader, won first place, and Christina, a fifth grader, won second place. Their father is Maj. Floyd L. Lien of the Caribbean Signal Agency. (Army
the “important” pending action,
40,
Under the command of Jesus Maria Castro Leon, a former
SAFETY WINNERS— Christina baad Michael Lien, of Henry Barracks, Cayey, were winners in their categories during a silver dollar safety slogan and poster contest held
which he described as necesry in view of bislation still
hands
\from
in favor
a motion extending nt legislative session
Puerto
in 111 days, according to police.
visible in this,” said ‘“Arcaya. “Venezuela will take energetic and categorical decisions against
| situation
House.
After Alvarado
Two more traffic deaths yesterday and Tuesday brought the 1960
have
plots here. Blames Trujilie
Ro-
Action
Popular
to
Traffic Toll To 114
be
(Continued from Page 1) foe of Betancourt. Officials have often linked him with antigov-
hierarchy.
Chance
esterday
is pending of Repre-
the
will
VENEZUELA
brize public school students to eive free time each week for igious instruction, ion in the House
in service,
twin-engined aircraft. The corporation plans
from
other
the
country
in
loyal
military said
all
to the regime.
leaders
called
for
a
strike in all industries in a show of labor strength in support of the government. The moderate Venezuelan
pre-
sident announced he would use all constitutional powers to crush the rebellion, but would not suspend tees.
constitutional
guaran-
Venezuelan naval craft and air force planes were patroling
the
coast
yesterday
on
the
bility of the voters after the polling. The island-wide vote was con-
lookout for two’ fishing boats which the minister.of defense, Gen. Jose Lopez Henriquez, said
ducted
Tuesday
the main
along
San
five
Juan
routes,
area.
plus
had
sailed
from
with arms for the plotters.
Spain
Department
and
Gov.
Luis ,Mu-
Rico’s
growing
A dramatic rise in highway fatalities on the island — 114 deaths as of yesterday afternoon —has
instigated
a
police
“crack
down” on traffic violators and an forthcoming legislative message for a
by the Governor substantial increase
police The
tary any
force. bill
sponsored
Lizardi
does
of the
new
by
not
provisions
Torres Braschi bill. The in the bill, _presented early
calling in the
in
1958,
has
not
Secre-
contain in the
Lizardi Senate moved
from the Penal Committee primarily because Committee President Colon was hospitalized by a traffic accident about a year ago:
THE SAN JUAN
STAR — Thursday, April 21, 1960
-
Gene Fullmer enna
9
Little League Names Ferre As Sponsor
First Title Bout in 37 Years
Luis Pers will sponsor the Buchanan-Amelia ‘ane League
BOZEMAN,
in conjunction with Fort Buchanan The announcement was made Monday by Rear Admiral 0a Gallery, litle League di. ector
of
Puerto
Elections the
of
ledgue
' area
the
covers
the
Bridge
will
be
1,
born
1947
and
The
io
to
c
Ne
ica
who
box-office _
contrast
to
within
of
1923
town.
by
The
the
Formula
middleweight
pionship this year, the organizing
: “ Explaining ficials
In
theiramove
said
interest
(Centinued ‘ ; once when.
Nuer-| pitch and then ‘Fifel | Los ANGELES
the
Bret)
BOS ANGELES Gilliam. 3b
‘ AVD-of-
of
the
Neal, sean
auto-|
mobile industry in Formula races is decreasing since
(cars
AVD
Porsche
up
also
to
1.500
CC).
announced
that
and Borgward
2°23
were
mostly
kilometer
2b
fOCHrS: e.
Wills,
1D
ro,
ss
¢
ie oe san FRANCISCO
eto both!
Mays,
Bi
cf
have pro- | MeCover:1b
mised to enter Formula Two in = the Nuerburgring race. . ~ Previous German Grand
races
stole AB
One| Repulski. rf this | Pavis. cf
formula (cars up to 2.500 CC Cylinder capacity) will run out at the end of the vear. It will be substituted by the new Formula!
Two
From Back Page) ; ; he was hit by a)
held
cars. 2
on
“Northern
Kirkland, rf Bressoud. c ss Wilson, Mccormick, p worm
Prix’!
the|
Loop”
on
TOTALS
a-Flied out j Petosebord.
a base.
~
track
28
concern
for Drysdale in 9th. Amalfitano. PO-A—Los
(Continued wo. ‘ inning,
_ ie
held
From
drew
when
D
Back
Page)
hie fire his first two
by
error]
y wide
and was thencredited threw | york
y
a
templeHe first.
third
play when away from
hit] agrounder th Carew
error
the
he let him
-
:; it,
following
a
throw
;
but
Pender of ar
a failing
all
_The
night
| Wo
McCormick
(20),
L-
Drysdale
%
last year, also doubled
home
two
second
in-
runs ina
ing
four-run
error.
Bob
Turley
for
the
muster
was
the
Boston
ing who|
five
hits
off|
cracked
out
11]
yor
AT
BOSTON
D MeDouzaid;
aoe
Fi
%
3°
«0
st
TOTALS
BOSTON
out. out
Nevada
SAN JUAN, : PUERTO RICO.
88-17-5,
with
one
:
three times. The N.B.A. ranks him No. 7. ; . It was Giardello’s first shot at the title. He was to have’
eanis
Runge
oi
1954, him
but out
put time.
him
—
Tari
Desert
Two
into@the
Monday
on
the
Malzone,
third
hoofed
along
95
t
i
§
&
|yvyn Evans started from Fernley,
Sgts.
Patrick
Maloney and Mer-
8
Nev., 40 miles
0
0
0
.
0
0
1
o
0
0
5
6p.
68
8 «| from Emigrant
1
miles
1
0
0
31
12
5
4
AB
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RBr|
3
9
2
9
i
41
viten Dr.
|cian
east of here, hop-
(Eee
Barbara
and
vegetarian,
|lifornia’s
Sierra had
|thousand
feet
a
physi-
started
out
Gap high in Ca-
Moore,
56,
another
:
Moore,
only
to
Nevada.
Dr.
a couple
of
climb
before
high
Donner
3b
4
0
oe x Keough, cf a tech, be
7 4 $
a fg ° | Pass and starting the steep des1 1 0 {cent into Nevada. i542 Dr. Moore seeks to demonstra-
Sullivan, c adowski, ¢ Casale, >
0 a3 34
o o o |te the virtues of vegetable and WW 41 31 3 natj juices for the strenuous ¢6«7~«2011~«5 sf life.
out
for
Turley
in
7th:
|erossing
7135-foot
ecko
SrBuddis, W-—Casale
2, Casale,
(1-0),
b-Ran
All
three
hope
to
break
Kubek,
the
e INTREPID ae British
3 F : STEPPER S
~
Sergeants
—
_ Mervyn
10| vans (1) and Patrick Maoin| ney begin their itrans-con-
i LOB-New | 2925 for the 3,032 miles from | ‘getinental walk in. San Francis: San Francisco to New York. co last
-McDougald,
York 7, Boston &. | ay
brawl for a
|
Nevada
(AP)
Desert
2
» Boston, Richardson and 27-7. Skowron.
INC
—
Rematch—June Giardello wins. 22 at Salt Lake City
S
,
SONS.
of!
ef
Ditmar in gin {Grounded out for! oxisting record of 79 days, E-Richardson, Kubek. PO-A-New York hours and 10 minutes set
&
pisakes lout
Giardelio’s record—51-4, _purse—$25,000. r¥uimer’s.
S
a-S.ruck
RODRIGUEZ
Co.
parts of Idaho,
the ae : S Carmen} decision fight. He has_ thirty Gene|kmockouts and has been stopped
WHISKY
86 Proof
referee
won
headed
e
p
Rigen
Whi ded Seotehtoh Whisky
a_
FCoE ts 200-10: receipts—$100,000. purse—$100,000.
it
.
Nev., hikers
0
Ditmar,
VENTURA
RENO,
2
of flavour unsurpassed.
Yen
Warner
Ray.|
The
3, 4
é
Utah, and
ane
Sugar
RBI back in California.
zo
dag ¢ » SS ae P
-
defend|
in
British
a
A)
ah. > aS now provide the choicest in wines oo . and Spirits. Try ts famous Rare ] &B Scotch,
SCOTCH
Montana,
Weis
Giardello’s record decision.
@
losini
Yankees,
only
Richardson, 2b
e
less.
and
way toward the East Coast while
NEW
et cies More ince Ay ‘Worlds apart in qv"
or
gasoline-station out of business
Mans, wt
& Brooks who then
judges i
Club and Norman Rothschild. Television—American Broadcasting
no | with
title
rounds
b ed et ° Scoring lo’ ‘point’ ringside. must ‘ysterti Promoters—Inter‘Mountain Boxing
only man to knock him Giardello, 29, fights
leading home the pitchers,
hits.
y tron of Justerini
Officials—Two ici
Wweanesaays
American League's : run hitter among
Casale.
< : Charles Dickens was an eminent pa-
to
GESLy
of the fight. Subsequent trouble with the law as a result of a
could
oy,
pin,
defeats, with twenty-two knock-| outs; Robinson, in 1957, was the|
pitcher
Ic
field-
Gene Fullmer, and challenger
Philladelphia.
His record for fifty-five fights | fought Bobo Olson in fifty-one victories and four}|a leg injury knocked
way|is
ver-
College
for Boston in registering his first] victory of the year. Casale, the]
An-
(2Qal).
Giardello,
New]
vulimer
Across
spectators.
Association
State
and
get|title by knocking out Basilio last August,
the
Boxing
Boston, | day at - fieldhouse. ay RoEstimated attendance — 12,000.
to
Massachusetts
*
went
Nationai
Te—10 April 20.
weight]
two-state
siill" recognize
7
Casale
boxing
with one no-
Principals—Champion west Jordan, Uthah, Joe
Tom Morgan, who relieved| Surprised by boxing in the early starter Don Mossi in the eighth| rounds. Normally, he bulls in for Detroit, was the winner. Jim{|and pounds away to wear down Perry was the loser for Cleve-|an opponent.
land. Jerry
_At
Place—Montana
P.M., Utah]
expressed
the
—aee title for his
a
to
also
Paul
beat-
house.
og
160-pound
with
was
Fight Facts stake—World middlegeight
record,
is 83-19-5.
wis detested Sueer Ry The eects yision N. B. A. vacated Robinson’s | Fulimer’s
he fumbled by Johnny T ;
with
the
He
he
Jones
Dick
His
Distance—15
making
.
when
Tiger
.
Broadcasting}
parts of Idaho, Washington Wyoming were blacked}
limit. BA
1959
contender slipped a back
title,
:
attract
4
West
dating
Tiger.
televised
i
Sie
54)
of
and
Dempsey | +,°1948
was
:
the Nuerburgring Track. geles 24-10, San Francisco 27-11, DPning. Organizers hope that racing on| pressoud and Biasingame: MsCormick, | The Red Sox added another two the much shorter “Southern. Lop-Los Angeles 2, San Francisco 3,}TunNS in that frame when Tony Loop” will stimulate interest and | SB-Gilliam, Mays, Cepeda, Davis, Bla-| Kubek made a two-base throwmore
by
in ranch | lt
Wirephoto).
A
eooce0ceco008
yursring race Mountains
(AP
All .
=
of the famous : ci a oy
¢
dressed
aa
N
The race on July 31 will be| \ . held on the 77 kilometer “South-|
Loop” oop
title last night.
:
automobile club of Germany (\VD) announced yesterday.
ern hy
Giardello,
cham-
soecococon®
the world
in
on
flop
starting at 10 time. Montana,
|
toward
OCS OHOCOR NOOH
count
SoH OOHONM
not
Joey
WH
to
wo cars only and therefore can-
CHALLENGER—
HoscOorosoeeoscMoscosooocSoSoSoSON
open
| THE
hw
ye
bit
IN)
¢ z Ori i | clothes, jokes with his sparring partner Jim Hegerle (r). Fullmer, a 13-to-5 favorite in Giardello fought champion Gene Fullmer for the NBA | this area, expected no problem]
B BE NW TEE
wi
Ge
pacj ae
Pw
Cars
GAPS
a Prix ao -
Jack
American
=
and and
Track
WROWWNWWEE®
cD
a
FURT
he 2]
SUCCESS,
financial
fight
J
tig s cron
the
when
Company New York
FRA a
Fullmer
Long Island. A top for. many years, he
and Tommy Gibbons fought at Shelby, about 200 miles to the north, and just about broke the
'a Two Cars rma
Gene
and+#—
to
surefire
participate.
many
Rockies
on or after Aug:
the boundaries of this league are
elsible
snoweapped
in thirty-seven years. The- bout d b
held
live
(AP)—
the campus setting added color| Philadelphia, although he was to Montana's first championship | >°™ in Brooklyn and_ lives on fight
week
All boxs ust
for
Wilson
Buchanan
next
officials
—which
from
Fort)
Rico.
new
Mont.
Jordan, Utah, weighed 160 pounds for last night’s defense of his National Boxing Association World Middleweight title against Joey Giardello of Philadelphia at the Montana State College Fieldhouse. Giardello weighed 158 1/4.
Tuesd
Buddin,
°°) L—Turley (0-1).
The
two
sergeants
set
out
Golde
uesday.
”
n
from San Francisco a day ahead|Gate is in the background. of Dr. Moore. (A%
Wiese, Cee tyne * o
fe
|e oo
4
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, April 21, 1960
Bally Ache Considered Top Foe
Sports Of The Times
Williams
Buoyant
In This Year's Kentucky Derby
By Arthur Daley BOSTON, Williams -he
had
training
—
and been
One
in his
and
swing
made
peeled
him
as bright,
rookie
season
discouraged
almost
off as
in
the
years
buoyant
1939.
to the
Grumpy
point
for
and
as
Ted
eager
during
By JOHN CHANDLER NEW YORK, (AP) — Bally
as
spring
of despair, the
Ache
big
of
slugger arrivedat Fenway Park this morning for the YankeeRed Sox openér with joy in his heart and a smile on his lips. 4
“Great
day,
isn’t -
luge
it?’
he
sang
out
as
he
emerged
from
it made
him
young
ville
the
to
place
in his
book,
of
Kentucky
colt
the
big
7 that appeal
The the
bargain Florida
something
some of a Silky
Year”
colt, champion 3-year-old cam-
distances
‘they
needn't
has
even
shrine
invited
hit
Those will be
who show presented
party and given Among other
‘|dom
of
former
the
the
up at
a
green
and
free-
allows
champions.to
18th
on July 4 a cocktail
course
walk
the across
to hang
one
of
the
the
Americans
freedom
of the
their traand
who
got
as
well
course
as freedom of the city was a chap by the name of Benjamin Franklin. Jones. joined Franklin in this select
circle
several
years
ago
when he captained the U. S. team in the first World Amateur Championships. He was partly paralyzed
want
to
let
that
ing
a
as
ball
far
club
as
I’m
is
the
worst
concerned.
think of the Colavito deal? vito makes
the runs
job
in-the
I wouldn’t:
moment
escape
too
big
leagues.
want
it.
At
Hey,
least
Kuenn
is a helluva
PATIO
Complete
Men's Shop
VIRGIN
ISLANDS
Everything in Medres Cashmere rsirreineg Ss Church Shoes, Kent ec Comoy. Pipes, English Weoolens Cesual Sportswear for omen,
Snead
Mr.
but
they
always
add
“and
Back
FIRST RACE 2-year-olds;
— Purse $1,700; Maidens; two furlongs (Native)
Take
(Maldonado)
It
Easy
-.$7.70
England.
Leonard
Fruchtman,
in
1958.
Pitt
bought
them
man wanted the trainer to name them. Pitt said his assistant, Jack Gainer, heard the conversation, and ‘remarked loudly: “Naming horses, that’s a Bally Ache.” Fruchtman heard Gainer yell through the phone, and knowing one colt was by Ballydam, told Pitt
to
try
name.
It
Bally
was.
Ache
as
one
accepted.
. Last year Bally Ache lost $419,270 in- photo finishes — the difference between first and se-
$4.40
Plantaje (H. Torres) $3.90 Time: :24 2(5. Gurucho, Negresco, Sierra Negra, El Comanche, Andalucia, Chamba. Sevillano, and! Leyenda also
cond
monies
in
five
$100,000-
plus races. They were the Arlington Park Futurities, the Sapling,
allowRACE — Purse $2,550; miles ance; 4-year-olds-up; 1 1/16 (Native) World’s Playground and GarEl Bohique (J. A. Velez) ._-- -$3.70 $2.70 den State Stakes. But he manag$3.30 .Rosita (Ayala) Goyita, Complice, and Time: 1:50 3)5. ed to earn $303,477 by finishing Hildi also ran first, second or third in 15 of THIRD RACE — Purse $2,250; claiming six furlongs ($5,000) ; 4-year-olds-up; 16 starts. He’s earned $208,550 (Native) by winning four of six races this Don Basi (Landrau) Celador (Bonilla) 70 year, making the total jackpot Time: 1:15 2/5. Sifu, Cosedor. vine $512,027. lero, and Carrusel also ran. FOURTH RACE — Purse $1,550; claimUssery To Ride ing ($4,500); 4-year-olds-up; five and a half furlongs (Imported) Bobby Ussery rides Bally Joyful News (Landrau) ---- $5.20 $3.40 Ache, who leaves the gate like $4.4 o| Zeus (Corchado) Time: 1:07 3|5. Campus Filly, Cascaijo, a jet. Oscar, Su Canastota, Favour, Aratau, Novia, and Cangrejo also ran. “He hits the ground so quick FIFTH RACE — Purse $1,300; claimbounces so easily,” Ussery five fur- | and ing (1,600); 4-year-olds-up; longs (Imported) Derby. said after the Florida Vista Alegre (Maldonado) - -.$9.30.. $4.70 choo, “He just glides along. $3.90 Coqui (Corchado) ~ . Time: 1:07 1/5. _ Pepito M., Flecha. choo, choo.” Prince | Vadarkablar, Nortéfio, Tarugo, Igor, Oxford Joe, Tomasita D., Pichin(Advertisement) and La Brisa cha, Concursante, Eco, also ran. SIXTH RACE — Purse $1,300; claiming ($1,200); 4-year-olds-up; 1 1,16 miles (Native) _----- $8.80 $4.90 Cara o Cruz (Reyes) $12.00 Directora (I. Pizarro) -Arlequin, Musico, CisTime: 1:51 4)5. Norma, and co, Santa Jessie, Berna, Goldie also ran. In 1953, Mr. Frank Kirkpatrick SEVENTH RACE — Purse $2,300; claiming ($10,000-$12.000); 4-year-olds-up; came to Puerto Rico, in the confive furlongs (Imported)Ala Roman (Landrau)~. $9.00 e 10 struction business. It didn’t take Newhurst (Maldonado) 3.20 him long, being a car owner, to Time: :59 1/5 (NEW TRACK “RECORD). Nabucco, ‘Alejandro D., Door Prize, Fulsee that there were excellent opgurante, Canita, and Spell also ran. HANDLES: Pool — $63,422.62; mutuels portunities for automobile repair SECOND
New
Cure
Cranky
— $52,002;
daily
$132,780.62. Daily Double
Jones.”
double
(3-1)
$17.356.
paid
TOTAL
$38.60
hg
For
Cars
services
in
Puerto
7 months
Rico.
ago,
Frank
left
the construction business and established the CAR CLINIC.
a tie Ae
:
—
Just
a
in
from Marvin and Allen Gaines of Walton, Ky., and one was Bally Ache. “The next night I telephoned,” Pitt recalled, adding that Frucht-
Page)
far,
is
It has been his aim to provide specialized services most essen-
eh.
FNS =
tial
to
good
automobile
opera-
tion. CAR garage
SEVEN YEARS OLD
all
OLD ritcnyg by
Ventura
Redriguez
is not
specialize
they
a general in
en-
&
Sons
work
guaranteed.
CAR CLINIC has made it a policy to hire only mechanics who meet the most rigid standards. Following. this policy, the business
has
grown
at
a steady
pace
on a firm foundation of high quality service and fair prices.
STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKY © 86 PROOF © OLD HICKORY DISTILLERS CO., PHILA Kmported
CLINIC —
gine tune-up (carburetion and ignition), brakes, mufflers and automatic transmissions. They do only | not do “patch work” comptete jobs are accepted and
it
ball-player.”
MIRA! ST. THOMAS,
disorder
From
whatcha
Luxuries Without Luxury Taxes At
THE
spinal
(Continued
Detroit got the better of that. Cola
even though
Most
a
and sat in a wheelchair. But he still was the incomparable hero of Britain’s golf fans. They talk about Hagen. and Hogan and
He joked with his teammates as if his gay spirits could not be eontained and he exchanged badinage with Sal Maglie as he warmed up with the old curveball artist. “Every pitch is a strike, Sal,’ he shouted. “Who knows? I may be pitching batting practice before the season is out.” “Whoa,” said a bystander, “Was there any significance in that crack?” “Nope,” said Ted cheerfully, “I’m on a day-by-day basis and just hope to get through this season. After that?” He shrugged his shoulders. “Pil tell you one thing.’ he added, “I think the job of managis
by
ings
three
RESULTS
Jones, Shute.
laundry on the fairway. The dition goes back quite a while,
didn’t
than
“Don’t you believe it,” said. his trainer, Jimmy Pitt. ‘He'll run all day.” Blood Lines Poor On his blood lines Bally Ache
British
a scroll. things, this
Owner
11/4 miles of the derby.
of all golf-
all former
Hagen, Jim Barnes, Bobby Gene Sarazen and Denny
obviously
longer
mile)
Toledo, Ohio, steel exceutive, paid $2,500 each for two yearl-
at a mile, then 11/16 miles, and
Open champions. Each would be given the freedom of fhe course. There still are 22 alive and they include Jock Hutchinson, Walter
He
of
the Flamingo and Florida Derby both were 11/18 miles. Some say he won't stand the
ers,
at 42
spite
stomach distress in recemit months. Bally Ache beat the best in Florida in the $143,200
And
... young
In
quarters of a mile. But, he’s won
‘| shot. St. Andrew’s,
WILLIAMS
other.
certainly, did nothing to his owner and trainer
“Last year was awful,” said Ted, the smile replaced by an, ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (AP)— angry frown. “In my first fifty at bats, I had blisters and gloves: The freedom of the old course on my hands. But the crick in my: neck really got me down. I| awaits six U. S. golf champions if couldn’t see the pitch and had to change my stance. No wonder |they come here on the Fourth of I couldn’t hit. The crick still bothers me, but not as much. That July for the Central Open Champiwas a real good one the other day, though.” onship.
TED
or
(3%
His dam, Celestial Blue, was only a fair sprinter in cheap claiming prices.
his unfortunate name, Bally Ache certainly has guts. His pedigree says he can't run and win at
St. Andrews Opens Course To Six Yanks
a book
furlongs
The bay son of Ballydam-Celestial Blue has to be handed the Fur Lined Bathtub Award for
3-year-old has of
has no right to do such things. Ballydam never won beyond six
stream.
Derby.
is any horse in. Louis-
for
paign, cause
that must be overflowmg by now. The fact that it was homer No, 493 and tied him for fourth place with Louw Gehrig in the major league lists was nowhere nearly so important as the hope it gave him that he was back in the groove. And the home run that. Williams slashed in the eighth— No. 494— will keep him boyishly enthusiastic for a.long time to come.
“Awful
rags-to-riches
Flamingo at Hialeah and _ the $120,600 Florida Derby at Gulf-
Sullivan, it must be Bally Ache.
again.
memory
the
1960
classic May the crowd
“It was a bigger thrill than anything all last season,” he said dreamily. He was so excited about it that he even asked for sequence pic-
tures
is
the
If there
Strictly speaking, it wasn't. There was too much of a nip in the air. But all Ted could think of was the home run he hit in Washington in his first time at bat. The perfect morale-
restorer,
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Cincy Blasts Brave +
Tigers Defeat Tribe Again; Bosox Top NY
MILWAUKEE
Tigers
to
a
Braves
cisco
in
Municipal Stadium. in Boston, the Red Sox defeated the New York Yankees, 7-1, in yesterday's only other after-
contest.
Kaline’s field Beats
inning
with
the score
1-0,
The
Indians
lead to
in a
the
two-run
Power,
after
and
the
4-3
Tigers’
by
Vic
the
fifth
Yost
had
in
Eddie
tied an American League by committing three errors
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AL
BASEBALL,
Night
DOUBLE to catch Rice’s
—
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Philadelphia Phillies, 4-2, last night behind the seven-hit pitching of Vernon Law. Pirates
Veteran
riding
Baltimore
fire and jes their
to give the Oriofirst loss of the
season
in
two
José
Don
Basi
to
a length
prised with Ala Roman in seventh event. Maldonado started ithe
two and
in the eighth to game out of the
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four-year-old
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the
possession
of first
are
two-hit
pitching
McCormick.
the big gun
at the plate for
He .hit two homers singles, and drove in
El! Comandante
yesterday
paid $2,330.75 for six winners
and
$24.35
for five.
bay five
colt by Roman-Pahala, ran furlongs in 59 1/5 seconds
over race
a muddy to better
Lace
track in the last the old track re-
carried
115
(See
RESULTS,
pounds,
Fullmer
In
Page
at
Pitts-
their
27)
here last night. favorite, crown.
thus
title
fight
Fullmer, a 13-5 retains
his
Spahn
started
for
the
Cormick
the
Redlegs chooped away at the aging lefthander and tied up the game
at
5-all
in
the
ninth
the the
tenth sixth
inning. of the
Mossi, mas
(9)
Morgan
(2),
Foytack
Romano,
Nixon
(0-1. HR—
Detroit, Colavito
(1),
Ditmar
CINCINNATI
(3),
(1).
Brosnan, (9),
Burdette (10).
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SAN
Orlando
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failed in two the plate. But
(See NL
Drysdale.
involved
duel.
Puerto
Juan, seven
BASEBALL
and
Don
were
went all the suffering his two straight but five hits.
Redleg hurlers got the win. Earlier in the day, the Cin-
DETROIT CLEVELAND
and
Dodgers
pitcher’s
with
a three-run rally. _ Don Mc Mahon, however, was charged with the loss when he came in Sanchez,
COLAVITO
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(3),
Lawrence
Purkey
(10)
(9), Mc
Mahon
W—Sanchez
(1-0).
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HR—Cincinnati,
Me
Millan
and
(4),
(10), Rush Mec 2
Wieand
Bailey,
(10) and
Mahon (3).
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WASHINGTON
Spahn,
Crandall,
Lopata
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Warren
ROCKY
cinnati front office- dismissed Hutchinson. His successor wasnot immediately known. At San Francisco, young Mc-
action, .
Braves and held a 3-0 lead after the very first inning. But the
Turley,
LIVINGSTON, Mont. (AP) — Gene Fullmer and Joey Giardello fought to a 15-round draw in
(Umbricht 0-1), night. Night Cincinnati (O’Toote 1-0) at Milwaukee (Willey 0-0). Other clubs not scheduled.
WEST INDIA MACHINERY & SUPPLY (0.
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The “cinco-seis” pool at
Halter
2
1
Roman,
; | While Ala Roman toted two more.
Late Tuesday’s Games Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 3. St. Louis 5, Chicago 2. Today’s Games burgh
AUTOMOTIVE
ball
cord of 59 2/5 seconds set by Halter Lace on March 20, 1957.
NATIONAL; LEAGUE
Les cis
Milwaukes
1 1
day
down out the next three races but ¢came back to win the fifth
starts.
1 0 0 TODAYS
the
Take It Easy in the kindergarten two-furlong first race. He sat
LEAGUE
Boston Kansas Ciiy Cleveland
vic-
two-year-old
AMERICAN Baltimore New York
Luis
to win with favored Joyful News in the fourth and again sur-
Orio-
for one pull the
the
tory over second choice Celador in the third race. Then he went
The .Washington .Senators, losing 4-0, knocked out a total of 14 hits to
the
reach
Landrau, who was undergoing *-one on Vista Alegre. a slump, had a perfect day with He rode Newhurst in the three winners on three mounts. seventh race and lost by a neck He surprised the crowd by to’ Ala Roman, ridden by Lan--
got only six
les, 8-7, las night. The Nats rallied for runs in the seventh
couldn’t
donado shared riding honors yesterday at El] Comandante as they won five of the seven races between them.
hits off the combined pitching of Don Caldwell and Rubén Gémez, but they managed to bunch them effectively.
defeat
shadow
Landrau Rides Three; Ala Roman Sets Mark
Pirates, Nats Win
The
ERROR—Del Rice, Chicago Cubs’ catcher fails a foul pop-up in a game against the Giants.
photo.)
26)
(AP)
who
Eleven pitchers saw seven from Cincinnati.
Games
PITTSBURGH
undisputed
League.
five runs during the three hour and 22 minute contest at 'County Stadium.
record in one
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Angeles
Mike
Cincinnati. and three
thanks
double
led
Los
lefty
was
off to a 3-0
inning,
over
Roy McMillan, holdér off a .250 lifetime batting average,
the left the ninth
tied at 4-all
jumped third
taking
the lead. The Giants shutout the Dodgers,
behind
of
was the winning margin. The Tigers made it 6-4 after Colavito drew a walk and Steve Bilko tripled
_
and
tied for yesterday
~
homer into in the top of
Cincinnati Redlegs, fired
As it is, the Braves are one full game behind San Fran-4
over the Cleveland Indians and a sweep of their two-game series
noon
from
place in the National
victory:
6-4
(AP)—The
up by the sudden ouster of manager Fred Hutchinson, pushed across five runs in the top of the tenth inning yesterday to defeat Milwaukee, 10-5, and prevent the
CLEVELAND (?—Rocky Colavito, Norm Cash, and Al Kaline homered yesterday to lead the Detroit
McMillan Hits — 2 In 10-5 Win
NBA
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