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By HAROLD J. LIDIN A planned boycott here against Dominican cargo ane nounced last. Tuesday by jisland AFL-CIO head Sen.

By .FRANK ALBERTS

The Commonwealth of Puerto*Rico is almost totally

unprepared for defense against warfare ini the Age of the

Atom. -You, your family, your neighbors, your friends— in

|TV Performer

‘inhabit this Ysland have, at this writing, little more than

Badly Injured

all, the 2,300,000 people who

good will~and paper plans standing between yourselves

-and death by blast, fire, fallaut, and radioactivity. These

are

facts.

They

are

veri-

fied by Director Agustin Mercado Reverén of the Commonwealth Office of Civil Defense. In an interview with Mercado, the STAR learned the following:

(1)

The

Commonwealth

Legis-

lature has. budgeted slightly more than seven cents per ‘Puerto Rican for civil defense during the year 1960— a total of $170,000. The United States government | budgeted $52,885,000 for civil defense during fiscal 1960— about $0 cents per person.) (2) Not one “public shelter” for protection during atomic or nuclear attack exists in Puerto Rico, nor are there plans to construct one. (3) Puerto Rico’s first line of defense against radioactive fallout —the real-killer in atomic -warfare— is its prevailing easterly winds... provided that the enemy is considerate enough to drop its nuclear bombs _ where civil defense authorities expect them to, in the western sector of

the island.

.

(4) Puerto Rico does not possess the “Conelrad’? emergency radio

(AP)—USS.

said yesterday the United States on May § will attempt to launch a communications sat-

ellite designated Echo, that when

BESO

people

fully developed will completely revolutionize the methods of talking over great distances. In a speech prepared for. delivery before the opening session ofthe State Junior Chamber of Commerce Convention, Johnsor. said: “This aluminium sphere, 100 feet

to

in

allow

diameter,

radio

is

waves

designed

to

be

re-

flected or bounced from its sur(See SATELLITE,

Page

20)

terfront.

riding crashed the San Hotel.

TV

were

into

Juan

and Mercedes Luzén, of San Juan, were looking forward

a tree near

yesterday to getting out of our rain and into New York’s They are hurrying to board their, plane. fair weather. ‘(STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)

Intercontinental

Others Injured Also

injured

were

Gladys

Vil-

lafafie Irrizary, 29, who fractured both legs; Marcelino Miranda, 27, and Cristobal Berrios, 28, both of whom received minor in-

juries. Miranda was driving the car, Police said, Paiz.is at Municipal Hospital in

Santurce.

‘Police said they found halfempty’ bottle of brandy in the Marines Lawrence Jackson, 21; Eugene S.. Bender, 32; Jerome Frankowski,

21,

and

Patrick

Anthony O’Kely, 22, all stationed. at Roosevelt Roads, were injured when:the car in which

they were riding smashed into

the rear of'a truck at Km. 3, 65th Infantry Road, Driving the

car was Luis 22,

of

ce-who

970

Gonzalez Gonzalez,

Verdejo

St.,

Santur-

police said was not an

authorized

motor-vehicle

opera-

tor. Hit And Run In Rio Piedras Municipal Hos:

pital, Ruben 1480 Almira

Sila Ramos, 39, of St., Caparra Hgts., si

a victim of! a hit and run accident, when his motorcycle and

a car collieded remained in critical

condition. Sila was struck by a car, about 9:30 ‘a.m. yesterday as. he | (See TRAFFIC, Page 20)

unions

of

Figr®

Puerto

%:Do-

Violation Last March ILA

Venezuelan Rebel Chieftain At Large; Troops Pursue

nizer

“ILA

tro Leon, an ambitious ex-general in the Air Force. His band slip-

sued

neighboring

Two

troops

leaders

tured- by

and

peasants.

were

reported

peasants

wielding

chetes, but the is at large. Late reports rising at San launched by a spirators under

rebel

chief

indicated the Cristobal handful of Jose Mario

cap-

ped

across

With

fhe

the

border

from

Colombia yesterday, collapse

of

the

re-

flight

for

ma-

volt,

still

the border, now sealed on both sides by Colombian and Venezuelan troops.

upwas conCas-

the

leaders

Aides

Reports

said

from

peasants,

took

Seized

San _ Cristobal

brandishing

ma-

chetes, seized ex-Col. Juan de Dios Moncada Vidal, one of .| Castro Leon’s top aides, and Maj. Bernabe Serrano, a young officer who joined the rebels. _ Gov. Luis, Mufioz Marin yes- Castro Leon got away. terday sent a message of “deep The rebels evidently hoped to moral backing” to President Ro- set up such a ruckus in San mulo Betancourt of Venezuela. Cristobal, and isolated provinThe Governor’s message read: cial capital, that the rest of the “The people of Puerto Rico country would think a big upwho believe in democracy. and rising was under way and join in. Crowds of citizens attacked the practice it efficiently, send through me their deep moral rebels, their troops defected and Romulo Betancourt backing to you, President Betan-. President court, to the parties that support a rallied such a wave of popular behind his moderate civil government democratically support elected and to the Venezuelan leftist coalition government that people that back them with all the revolt was crumbling within (See REBEL CHIEF, Page 20) their love for liberty.”

Mufioz Sends Message Of Deep Moral Backing

InternatioUnion,

Cited General

Gleason

Orga-

slipped

into

Ciudad Trujillo and quietly handed a charter to the Dominican longshoremen’s union. This step, when eventually discovered by AFL-CIO officials, drew sharp criticism as a violation of the federation’s anti-Trujillo policy. In some waterfront circles, the

CARACAS .(AP)—Leaders of Venezuela’s small scale revolt fled to the hills yesterday pur-

by

Teddy

Rico.

the end of Dominican

stevedores with the j}nal Longshoremen’s

ee

:

5

-

were

actors

represen-

Rico,

It also may hasten the affiliation of

ee = tor, known as “Pulgarcito,” (Lit-|' tle Inch), suffered a skull frac- ESCAPING THE WET WEATHER—Most people come ture when the car in which he to San Juan from New York for. the weather, but Enrique other

Puerto

possibly fleeting solidarity among the often embattled wa-

Ruben Paiz, 38, a midget ac-|"

three

international

in

The Teamster backing for the boycott might create a rare and

hurt. in separate auto accidents | | on wet roads ‘around the island.

and

in

announc-

Chavez, said the teamsters vored a “full shut-down on minican shipments.”

in an accident: on Isla Verde Rd. at 7: am. yesterday.

other

the

yesterday.

tative

as a result of injuries received Fifteen

has

Rico, it was

Hoffa’s

television

U.S. Satellite Sen. Lyndon B, Johnson (D-Tex.)

;

local

S.

Tex.

ed

personality was hovering between life and death last night

(See CIVIL DEFENSE, Page 21)

‘ HOUSTON,

|

wellknown

Marcano

Puerto

ear and added the group was on its way home from a nightclub.

To Use Echo

}

Hipdlito

backing of the Teamsters

in Auto Crash! A

tne

first of two

1 SRT RTGIS EE TINT

(This is the program.)

Creating Rare Union Unity

-fusion

was

interpreted

as

a Trujillo tactic to weaken the impact of the proposed boycott against his regime. It has been reported that ILA executive Gleason also urged

the

teamsters

ter

in

Santo

refused

by

to grant

-a char-

Domingo, James

but

Hoffa,

was union

president.

Marcano

said in a press con-

ference: Tuesday that’ the ILA action in chartering the Dominican longshoremen revealed a crass ignorance of democratic union tenets and practice.

Johnson Would Accept Democratic Nomination HOUSTON

(AP)

—

Sen. Lyn-

don B. Johnson (D-Tex) gave his first definite indication yesterday he would accept democratic nomination for president.

Powell Jury Deadlocked NEW

YORK

Rep.

Adam

come

tax

(AP)—The

Clayton

evasion

jury

Powell’s

trial

ig

ins

reported

itself deadlocked last night but was ordered to “resume deliberations this morning.

a

unfinished

in

city

the

the

nation’s

Rio

ment. state.

Pope

capital.

John

becomes XXIII

the

sent

jubilant

capital

his blessings

throngs

hailed

Rights Bill Sent To lke WASHINGTON

(®

—

The

House

passed and sent to President Eisenhower yesterday a bill providing for court-appointed referees tc help Negroes exercise voting rights.

The roll call vote, was 288-95. The civil rights bill, approved after a long fight in both houses against

stubborn

provides

opposition,

also

penalties

for

criminal

obstruction of Federal court orders. The issue had come up especially in connection with school desegregation orders, as in Little

Rock,

Ask.,

panded any

to

but

the

apply

to

Federal

court

bill

was

ex-

resistance

of

order.

Other sections require voting records to be preserved and provide for education of servicemen’s children when public schools are closed to avoid desegregation orders. , President Eisenhower’s approval - of the bill was assured.

Paul Fort Dead At 88 MONTLHERY, France (AP)— Paul Fort, .France’s “prince of poets,” died here at the age of 88.

NEEDED EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Fully

experienced.

tive

working conditions. Apply

Attrac-

PERSONNEL

DIRECTORS

Condado

The

Still_a not become some time.

Guanabara

by radio

the

from

change

Hotel

lights

Cardinal

and

fireworks.

Goncalves

city is the culmination

The

of

of

of a century-old

Government,

however,

Planes

Indictment Restored Against Hulan Jack NEW YORK (AP)Thé Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court’ yesterday reinstated an

indictment

Jack,

Manhattan

dent, with acceptance

ation

charging

Hulan

Borrough

conspiracy and of gratuities.in_

of the

city

FE.

presithe viol-

charter.-

Jack was indicted on charges of accepting illegal gratuities from Sidney J. Ungar, a real estate operator who had dealing with the city.

The

action reversed

decision

by

General

a previous Sessions

Judge Gerald P. Culkin, who dismissed the indictment on the grounds

it was drawn

improperly.

Senate Votes Carter To Govern Canal Zone WASHINGTON

\?) — The

Senate

yesterday approved by unanimous voice vote” the nomination of Maj.

replacing Maj. Gen. William Potter. There was no debate.

E.

SEOUL,

Korea

Syngman

Rhee

(#

—

today

President was

report-

ed considering some of. his old political foes for cabinet posts in an effort to still the rising opposition demands for new nationwide elections. There also

was

a

/ for

call

Lee

Ki-Poong, vice president-elect, to quit. Lee, a member of Rhee’s ruling

Liberal

Party,

was

named

vice president in the March elections to take office Aug. 15. This week’s

bloody

uprising

against

the government stemmed. ‘from charges that the voting was

CROIX

_ Call 9-0140

—

that

an

electrical

the

55

nations

that

have

diplomatic offices

in

in of

Brazil.

He immediately. left.for the’-Palace of Government and convened the Federal Congress and the Supreme Court

to sessions,

Each

one

of

the

government

agen-

cies will meet for the first time in its new building. Many legislators appeared tired after the previous evening’s festivities, which lasted until. morning.

yester-—

—

DAY

Low rates to: VIEQUES

TORTOLAS ANTIGUA MARTINIQUE 9-0141 Night phone 2-8941

negotiating

a bilateral

cut

in

force levels which ignored forces of other countries.

the

Seoul

and

remained

were

under

reported

Korean

martial

San

Juan,

with

tonight;

gin

Puerto

Islands

and

All

cloudy

to

to

showers today

Rico,

Vir-

Waters

cloudy

with

Rhee was unopposed reelected president.

knots. .. TEMPERATURES:

In another attempt to quiet criticism of South Korea both at home and abroad, National Police

at 11 a.m.

Director

ending

Cho

In-Koo

asked

the

write him any reports brutality of mistreat-

of demonstrators

who staged

in

Seoul

for

84

Air-

‘71.

/

RAINFALL: at

8

For p.m.

inch (measured Airport). -STATESIDE:

hours

night,

.81

at International (at

2

partly

p.m.

cloudy;

Los

Angeles—5?,°

THOMAS

AMERIOA’S

Town

ISLAND BEACHCOMBER ‘HOTEL

Call 416

yes-

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PARADISE

- Chiropodist

TREATMENTS

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_ 1419- Fernandez Stop 21 ee

cloudy.

ISLANDS

TROPICAL

of

The

their

wholesale

arrests.

arrests

to

about

1,500

|

% |

strike

fizzled

but

for

mostly

various economic

Puerto Rican Marines } In Atlantic Exercises . CAMP LEJEUNE, N. C. — Marine Cpl. Francisco Ramirez, © son

experience

Juncos. Ave.

Phone 3-8071

of

Mr.

Ramirez

of

and

Mrs.

B336

Santa

Ramon

guez,

so

son

of

Mr.

Rodriguez

Benitez

St.,

and

of

Marine ; Rodri- :

Mrs.

43

Caguas

|

Rosa, |

Lajas, Puerto . Rico,-and Acting Sgt. - Heeror M.

Cel- :

"Gautier took

part

| ||

in. a joint Navy-Marine Corps |} exercise off the coast of Camp | Lejeune; N.C., March 22-April ||

5, ‘while serving cond

Marine

With

the

Se-/!

Division.

|i

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Friday

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Chicago

For ‘hotel and guest housé room reservations im St. Thomas, St. Croix, St. John and Tortola call: RUSSELL ISLAND TOURS San Juan 3-1317

21

Beachisle

partly

pressed

of

reasons,

terday, San Juan time) New York—70, partly cloudy; Boston —56, partly cloudy; Philadel| phia—74, partly cloudy; Washing-

DON’T MISS _— THE “ViRGIN

te

24

last

‘—68, clear; Miami—80, \ partly cloudy; Fort Worth—79, clear;

Private. Beach

Cable

High

(at International

low

ton—%6,

-In

1652

port);

the

ones. Negro pay is low, and ~ their savings, if any, small. The fragile Negro leadership also was riddled by arrests.

Ponce

Coastal

passed

loafing.

cloudy

occasional

Negro

in the eastern half of Cape Province alone. The Negroes were being tried and sentenced on charges of having no pass books required of non-whites, illegal residence in urban areas and

cities

law.

Mayaguez—partly

by

yesterday with widespread sup-

police

total

tion fhat only the vice presidential election be held again. being

.But

quiet.

FORECAST:

mark of any

campaign’

WEATHER and

(AP)

aside

policies,

halfway no sign port.

.

other

set

“. About 150. Negroes were seized in native settlements | around Port Elizabeth and another 85 in ‘Windermere Town- | ship. This brought the week’s

scattered showers and puzatent thundershowers. WINDS: Easterly at 10 to 18

in

Premacy

killed in Seoul and elsewhere. It asked that other deaths be report-

ed to authorities,

week

leaders~ for a -work boycott against thé nation’s white su-

Nearly 1,000 were shot—mostly students. The martial law comMand announced that 125 were

—partly

Close

DORADO

to

Rhee that Lee should step down. This was the first public sugges-

Box --

disarmament and said the 2,100,000 level proposed by Eaton was unaeceptable. He also’ objected

and

ST.

NOW! NIGHT by

States wanted to negotiate a measure for controls rather than

and a.few thundershowers

30th

&

JOHANNESBURG

discussion as “a waste of time.” He declared that the United

Kim Chun-Yun, leader of the Unity Party; a splinter group of former Democrats, said he told

Rooms

RESERVATIONS

In So. Africa

cloudy

a near-revolt this week and other major cities.

THOMAS |

--

-

the

rigged.

ment

CHARTER FLIGHTS International Airport — San Juan ST.

reported.

storm destroyed the main electric power line. President Kubitschek started his first day Brasilia receiving representatives of ambassadors

Rhee May Put Political Foes In Cabinet To Quiet Critics

public to of police

25th

--

broadcast

aci

The

ISLAND AIR PONCE

radio

and

duction of someenitci weapons as part of an overall disarmament treaty. But he suggested a Sovietmediate negotiation of an agreeAmerican discussion of force ment to cut American and Rus- levels as a starting point for the sian armed forces to a maximum negotiations, which have been at of 2,100,000 men each. a standstill almost since the conU.S. Ambassador Fredrick M. ference opened more than a Eaton told the 10-nation disarmamonth ago. ment conference such an agree-. Soviet Delegate Valerian Zorin must be linked to a parallel re- immediately described such a GENEVA (AP) — The United States proposed yesterday the im-

April

hourly

A

skies

Strike Fizzles

ST. leave

day in the new " capital under cloudy companied by a power breakdown.

dream

up

met

CARNIVAL

YOUR

papal

First Day,

U.S. Proposes Armed Forces Maximum Of 2,100,000 Men

DARNYA MAKE

A

Portugal, cele-

long way from completion, Brasilia will the center of government operations for

Brazilian

Gen. William A. Carter as governor of the Panama Canal Zone,

OFFICE

Beach

of

flashing

of Brazilians of an inland capital to open undeveloped interior of: this vast country.

out of the wilderness officially rede Janeiro as the seat of Govern-

now

The

Rome.

Manuel Mass.

It was a moment of deep emotion for Kubitschek, who doggedly started the $500 million project from scratch three years ago despite severe criticism.

The festivities began at the stroke of midnight, when Juscelino Kubitschek president of the moder-

nistie city carved placed it for Rio

with

legate, brated

On

yma

as

capitals

ey

Fane

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In Carnival Mood

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THE SAN JUAN STAR —'Friday, April 22, 1960

Angered Trujillo Pulls Artists Fight

for

that

Washington.

The spokesman said that if Trujillo had discovered the exi“easily” les’ plans, he would have stopped them. Feared Reprisal ‘The boys (the exiles who testified) were so. concerned about retaliation with respect to their. families that a simple telephone call from the Dominican Re-

there

are

a

total

of

300

complains

ates San

arrived in Puer-

Dominican

some ‘time here.

Republic

before

he

for

escaped

Cuba

of

coast

south

the

directly

Island of Pines. The construction has been

east of the sources say

Cayo going on for some oftimea on program Largo but as part

Telemundo, Juan.

both

the

We

ae

announcing

Broth-

Inc. _The and ‘oper-

channel

two,

in

Recognition Illegal Teamsters were recently

|The

tecognized

by

Telemundo

manage-

ment as exclusive bargaining agent for technicians employed by tha} television station. The

local

Association

charges

that El Mundo’s recognition is ‘illegal, because it allegedly ignores ‘an association representation petition filed November 28, 1958. |:

Submarine Base Off Cuba Draws Doubtful Reports (#—Informed sources HAVANA in this city expressed doubt yesterday that a published report by columnist, saying a Washington Fidel Castro’s government is conbase on structing a submarine Cayo Largo, is true. Cayo Largo lies 65 miles off

against

erhood and El Mundo, latter- corporation owns

to Rico last month by boat seeking. political asylum. He said he had been “marked” by -Trujillo and had been in hiding in

the

industry.

The Puerto Rican Association of Artists, headed by news commentator Antonio Torres Martino, has filed unfair labor practice

close relatives of the four exiles living in the Dominican Republic. D’Alessandro has four children all under five years old.

D'Alessandro

is-

guilty ' trip.

eR

Inter-American

broadcasting

&

the

pleaded

eh Rata

the

land’s

back

into

had

sil

exile

fighting foray

and

The

association now holds

a con-

vetihe

Dodid

mtended to testify until after they had left Puerto Rico en route

the

is

Teamsters

Superior ,on his initial stopover, at the {beginning of his Latin America .

tract with WAPA-TV, the other ‘commercial television station in ‘San Juan. Both performing artists and: studio technicians are cover‘ed

by

the

collective

Paths

Before

know that Guido d’Alessanand the other three exiles

not dro

to

Peace Committee, the exiles described what they said were the evils of the Trujillo regime. Many Relatives There The. spokesman said yesterday

here.

Trujillo, according to a spokesman, minican exile

according

source.

the

Hernandez

artists

fol-

Air-

bargaining

agreement.

prod? ie

agents,

has suddenly called back one of from agents intelligence his Puerto Rico, it was reported yesterday by Dominican circles

technicians

of

him

arrest at International

port, Feb. 22, when he was cirmorring culating through crowd who had from La ' come to see President Fisenbower

police yesterday was being brought

Princesa Jail to. the Court for sentencing.

J. LIDIN

union

pickpocketing

against

.

Petition Termed Invalid The Teamsters maintain that

anti-Castro anti-Communist guerrilla movements in Cuba “are now ‘threatening to throw the is-

land into what may very well be- |

LM

Committee,

caped as che

io

the inclusion of *TV technicians and performing artists in the same bargaining unit, as in the case under the rival association, is not ‘tappropriate’’

and

that

the

_ WEEKLY

asso-

ciation petition of representation come a bloody civil war.” Bate and CBS cameraman Ma- is invalid. rio. Biasettin recently were arAnother local group of communirested by Cuban secret police and cation technicians, known as the then expelled from the country. Association of Graduate « TechniBack in. Washington, three cor- cians of Radio, Television, and respondents told the American | Electronics, has also objected to Society of Newspaper Editors‘ that |the Teamsters drive into island

98.0) i4)

Peace

plannother

HAROLD

local

lowing

ago

brought

ai

States

By

The

121 Los who es-

charges

aI

rican

to

spokes-

28, of Piedras,

dez Hernandez, Filtros St.,~“Rio

By Teamsters

would

not

four , weeks.

+

Dominican strongman Rafael public or a Trujillo agent Trujillo, “angered” by his not have made them, decide being informed beforehand that go through with it,” the | four Dominican exiles in Puer- man said. ° to Rico intended to. testify. beTrujillo is reportedly fore the Organization of Ame- ing to call back several

warrant Hernan-

Ka:

Intelligence Aide Here Foray Into TV

issued a of Ramon

Lb?

Between Puerto Rico and U.S. 4§

broadcasting.

the government should not invoke

president Teamsters Labeling tourist industry. | Sanctions—economic or military—| against the Cuban government of! James R. Hoffa an interloper, the from stemmed 1 Association of Graduate Techniin the press by Castro. The three were Jules Dubois of: cians demanded in a memorandum the .Chicago Tribune, Herbert’ signed by its president Ramon de General Shoup Comments Lopez that local broadof Matthews of the New York Times, Jesus Secretary Washington, In and Joseph Alsop, syndicated casters reject the Teamsters deState Herter reportedly told the com- columnist of the New York Herald- mands for recognition. Relations Foreign Senate

the to encourage reaction The comments made Drew Pearson.

that

yesterday

mittee

he

had

no

knowledge of the published report that Cuba is setting up a submarine base at Cayo Largo. In other reactions to the Cuban situation

General

yesterday,

Da-

Corps comvid Shoup, Marine mandant, said he does not believe Castro to be much of a threat with

regard

to

Navy Base. In New York,

fi

casting Richard -

i

the

Guantanamo

Different

‘| give

Opinions

Alsop told the editors annual meeting here, that the United States must avoid starting a ‘“‘dan~ gerous

game

of

tit

for

tat’’

with

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This is the fifteenth installment in the STAR’s serialization of 6 “Island in the City.” In the last two installments, the author has been discussing efforts of The Conservatives, a teen-age predominantly Puerto RiThe can gang in Spanish Harlem, t o give up street fighting. 0 discussion continues today. (“From Mifflin

Co..

Dan Wakefield. published by in the City" 1959. 1960 by Dan Wakefield.) 1957, 1958,

“Island copyright

By

DAN

by

STAR — Friday, April 22, 1960

Houghton

Useful

issues in the gang’s debate about going social. When a kid becomes

the veterans ed Ramon going social,

a member of a fighting or “bopping” gang, or when his gang decides to start fighting, the

member changes walks. A gang

the way member

he can

for

the

going

ed

a

secial

obviously

different

name

to

need-

signify

were

ten

years

old.

You

Gathered

together

to defend

as

themselves, the grown-

pur-| up Senecas still look out for one

about

and Saturday nights a memand the friends he brings in

for

dancing,

today.

those people known standing may enter.

“We are

just

allow

doing

“Nobody

can

in

belong.

bunch

ones

who

Maria

said.

narcotics

or

Mostly

it’s

the

New

York

Herbert

Asbury

promise.

rackets

Names

old

that started the gang

When

of

from the misery of surroundings and their yearning for fame and glory — he talks about The Enchanters. The name of the gang expresses its hope and highest

in

right,’

all

the

and

gangs

talks of the gangs of a century before — their need for escape

drinks,

and talk. One of the members is pested at the door to see that only good

the

ance,

when

are

and

chanters

if

the

great

name

was

one

import-

of The

of

the

The

some

COMMONWEALTH

En-

biggest

OF PUERTO

RICO

9:60 the

Senate

of the

Heering

next

A.M.

et

Capitel,

the

Commonwealth Saturday,

Auditerium

in connection

“Te

amend

51,

approved

Sections

23,

the

Senate,

S$. B.

373,

7 (a),

7

18,

19538,

Rice

1960,

(b)

will hold

beginning

Second

and

14

Fleer

of Act

providing

for the

at of

Ne. tem-

perery peyment of compensatory secie! benefits te deck werkers and suger-factory workers whe become

tetelly

er

pertielly

establishment amended All persans

labor and

connection The

by

with

unemployed

as

of

the

bulk-suger

Act

Ne.

92 of June

organizations,

entities

are

employers

invited

this

bill.

Committee

will

had

come

any

up the pieces, some guys them (many gangs keep a

Oppose

girls

were

te

the

attempted

to what

of

used

date Enchanters who were in jail or in the hospital

e@ result

shipping

30,

and

express

of

system,

the as

1959.” other

their

interested

viewpoints

in

the

From

9:00

A.M.

to

12:00

M.

From

1:30

P.M.

to

4:00

P. M.

following

time

schedule:

to now and

they felt that in respect to those

Needed

“The

mere vital and yet at the same time it proved again the difficulties of a gang on thé streets of the neighborhood in staying out of trouble. The members understood that they needed more than a new name to insure a perma-

Conservative

the

retaining

past

respect and

some

meant

for

the

heroes.

It

letter

more

old

than

bey

meant

spirit

of the girls were anxious that. Disputes over girls

often

the

the

friends retaining

many to do

are

of

of just

some

‘past.

excuse

for

And

nent peace. Many of them

start-

girl whose honor or love is in question rarely runs any risk of physical injury herself, and the

—they

glamour of being fought over by whole gangs of boys has a powerful attraction. If the new Conservatives gave up fighting al-

together the girls would not be as important as they were in the when

their

start a war.

It was

of most

boys

glances

who

of the

girls that

so-

cial were eventually able to minate the “E” and name

elithe

club a dozen or so of the old Enchanters left in disgust and disillusionment about the new peaceful plans. Some joined gangs in the area that were still bopping, and some just stayed on their own. At the same time, Ramén Diaz was influencing the group to bring in new, younger members who were not a part of the old tradition. This was a great help the

club’s

new

would have a better chance

which is usually the closest thing to a home that a gang in East

Harlem

going

in shaping

course

to conservatism. But the course was not yet certain. Give Up ‘Pieces’ The biggest and most precarious step was-taken when the guys agreed to give up all their old “pieces” "— their guns. This unilateral disarmament meant the

change,

the

be without

But

can expect. a candy

ed

arsenal

.

to

The gang had no sooner emptiits arsenal when a challenge

came

from

the

rival

Dragons.

store,

like

delegation

for

house.

were

of

Consefva-

Kips

Bay

founda-

Ramén

Diaz

was

a com-

boys

were

te

help

to meet

once

a month

with

the ladies to report on finances and activities of the club. The members fixed up the clubhouse each

Conservative

dipped

his hand in silver paint and pressed

the

print

of his

palm

on

the

wall to signify commitment to the new way of life. It was a mass

voluntary

fingerprinting

that hopefully meant the end of © a need for required fingerprinting in the future. The clubhouse was further equipped with tables and chairs, a pool table, a radio, and the large silver sign that insured the privacy that had never been: “Members Only.” Help In Getting Jobs Membership now meant something different. Rules were adopted that required a member to be either in school or working, or to give the club a reason why he wasn’t. Ramodn began helping members get jobs, through local contacts and the U.

S.

Employment

Service.

The

new rules also required that no member could be a member of another

gang,

nor

be

caught

fighting or using drugs. New members would have to go through a four-week probationa-

around,

ry

and

better

than

no ‘place

at all. When The Enchanters were not on the street they hung around in the candy store owned by a woman called La Vieja— the Old Lady. She got to know the guys and served them, as well as other people from the block, with candy, cigarettes, and

sandwiches, whether or not they

had the price at the time of purchase. A box was kept on the counter

for

contributions,

and

those who were broke merely took what they needed and then, when they got a job or money from they

the family, they paid what figured they: owed to the

box. In this way La Vieja conducted her business and made her living through the most “unsocial” days of The Enchnnters. Only once was money stolen from the box of contributions, thief was caught and

beaten As

and the soundly

by the rest of the Want Clubhouse a

candy

store,-La

gang. Vieja’s

period

Among

The the

lifetime,

meetings.

Ra-

For

corric>

and

Ramén

went

would

ones

are recruits

around to the

troubles”

in

the

past.

(To Be Continued)

of

one,

the new

many

their arms.

getting

they

new way of life that often seemed supported by only a thread, a pool cue, and the memory of

main

the

if

Conservatives stayed clubhouse, clinging

“so

of

see

from other gangs, including Georgie Baez, former “war lord” of the Dragons, and Tito Camacho, a former war lord of the Latin Gents. Except for one attack in the days of evolution, the other gangs have, for the most part, left the Conservatives alone. The first real period of trial— the long and always ‘dangerous summer when streets are full and the gangs are restless — passed without a war.

‘was fine. but The Conservatives wanted something more. The idea of a clubhouse had been brought up before and now became a topic

to

abide by the rules of the club. Then their acceptance would have to be by unanimous voie. Since the final change in the name and purpose of the club, in the spring of 1957, it has held to its course, lost a few members, and gained more new ones.

made

of

the

The

mén_ Diaz was asked to find out if there was any possibility

one

East

pay the rent, through dues and money-raising projects, and the sponsors would match any sum the boys were able to raise to help buy equipment and furnishings. Ramon and the officers

Some of the old Enchanters bitterly regretted having given up Monk Wescott,

some

in

munity center, is ruined by the fact that it is open to the public: At best it’s a place to hang

Conservatives

an

felt that if they

of holding to the nonfighting way of life. Their meeting place had always been a candy store,

could

over the op-

favored

any

only had a place to go — a place of their own where they could enter and shut out the world of adults and enemies and strangers

ing a gang war, and girls are not always displeased by this. The

days

in

future fighting. Monk’s departure made going social seem even

E’s.”

a

and

Name

weaker

give

work

chosen as the salaried adult ‘irector, and the store on First Avenue was rented for a club-

sentenced

would

even

Cltb,

youth

servatives.

When sentiment began to grow for the “Conservatives,” the girls proposed a compromise name:

be

Boys to

tives to talk with the ladies. They worked out an arrange-

in the neigh-

New

remem-

problem

tion to contribute to the support of a clubhouse and the hiring of a full-time director for the Con-

With another of the few remaining veterans gone, the gang

defend themselves.

of the Senate C. TORRES

and

with

ment

of a housing down at the

assault

He

the

Harlem. Norm got in touch with her again, and sent Ramon Diaz

Dragons

boys and the gang’s tradition the name should stay the same.

would

Secretary JULIO

roof fired

is known

/| that if other gangs didn’t respect keep

the

Bay

support

rectional institution at Comstock, New York, with the final determination of dismissal to be made by the authorities of the institution on the basis of behavior there.

changing

of them

when

possible.

discussing

Kips

into thé

borhood as a “zip five” —a maximum five years at the state cor-

Move

opponents

Many

among

them

Norm

with a-woman from a midtown youth foundation whd was interested in having her group, the

enemy. The police had been notified and quickly spotted the boys and arrested them. Monk and one other boy were charged with

En-

the

challege,

went to the project, and

inRa-

of

of throwing

impetus

bered

to

were on their way to 110th Street, Monk and several others uncovered the buried pieces,

During the great debate about the name and purpose of the

of Puerto

April of

with

June

gon

new club —simply and profoundly — The Conservatives.

HEARING

PUBLIC The

there

oid

Girls strongest

the

SEN ATE

Public

the

a betrayal history.

position

a

of

mean great

the name.

But

children

That motive for the chased for 35¢, formal pictures | another. of the group, and a framed certi- birth of a gang is nothing new— fieate of incorporation. On Fri- as indeed, few things are new stop

with

would gang’s

&

which the members have furnished with a juke box, a bar at the;

may

decid-

but

chanters walking out, and others arguing that changing the name

The Senecas rent a small, narrow | bad, or something like that.” Look Out For Others basement room on 110th Street, |

day ber

majority

Enchanters, several guys the rival Dragons and Co-

my,

are | we

can be

time

Reverend. Eddy.

by this time impressed with gang’s determination to go

social and was anxious to give it

river. Monk and several of the others had buried theirs in a basement. In the last minutes of the Dra-

mon Diaz, acting as an informal adviser. The sessions were stor-

used to live around 110th This was what happened with | who Maria Flores and many of her | when I was growing up. We have friends from 110th Street, whose | parties and all that, and when neighborhood teen-age gang call- }one of us is in any trouble we try to help him out, take up coled The Senecas became The Manhattan Seneca Social Club, Ince.| lections if anyone needs a loan

drinks

The

“Conservatives”

manches gangs who were terested in going social, and

none. He more likely goes on know, you have to form a gang that to protect yourself into the adult social club that Tike gang | when you go on other blocks. eften develops from his after the members are married | Now we take in younger people | too, but mostly it’s the same ones and settled.

where

on

The from

why the Puerto Ricans have not yet achieved any power in politics Whatever the merits of the case may be, the Puerto Rican} kid who grows out of a teen-age gang cannot go on to member-| ship in a Puerto Rican criminal !

back

change.

ed

pro-

there

give sold

the

to

was the

and

course

lieve that this lack of an adult underworld is one of the reasons

of adults because

Dragons.

was

gress of the Puerto Ricans. Many old-time observers in the city be-|

gang

peace

the

special treasury for purchase of arms) and some took the safer

was stiff opposition. The meetings to discuss the change were attended by the boys and gfris who belonged to

one

the

of

ping or not. A bopping gang that the

sad

of

challenge

eS

Ricans have developed no crim- | inal gangs of adults as the Irish, | and Italians did. This is, Jews, perhaps a happy fact for the so- | cial workers, but may in the long

a

challenge

W AKEFIELD

to New York is that the Puerto!

be

the the

When

again

had first askfor help in torn between

watch a guy walk down the street and tell you whether he is bop-

One of the few distinctions so far between the Puerto Ricans and the early immigrant groups

run

who Diaz was

Clubs

killing Luis

2,000

bulls

Miguel

$2,000,000.

He

in

his

Dominguin

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‘HE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, April 22, 1960

raffic Bill Based On

Police

nspection: Is ain Feature By A. Police

W. MALDONADO Superintendent

on Torres rday that

t bill he

Braschi said a substitute

has

egislature

f

submitted

“is

the

Rayestran-

to the

expression

the police based on daily ontact with the. public.” The main provisions of the lolice

d

bill,

by

now.

the

being

Senate

discuss-

Penal

Com-

ittee, are the establishment f ‘compulsory auto insurance

nd periodic inspection, a point system,” for violations d establishes a_ traffic ticket at

summons

and

sets

a

court

ppearance simultaneously. Torres Braschi has submiitthe Senate a bill will replace a-

ent

of

Public

Works

transit

policé

f

bill

proposes

of far-reaching capped by the

the

Traffic

Police

Bureau

Department

a

innovatransfer

to

Or

The eries ions

illicit

that has been pending in Senate since early 1958.

the

from

Bnd

ill Ihe

that he Depart-

e

d to opes

the

Department of Public Works.’ “Our bill sums: the feeling f the police as to how the ransit

problems

should

be

andled in Puerto Rico,” the superintendent asserted in a statement issued yesterday orning.

He

;

conceded that his bill not perfect’ and pointed that the “final word will

‘is but ome

from

the

legislators

and

he public.” The Superintendent said here are other innovations han those listed in the reports n

yesterday’s

Other

Among

newspapers.

Recommendations

— other

recommenda-

ions are the following: Prohibit the blowing of vehiele horns in urban areas and fix a fine of $25 for violation; decrease the speed limit on rural zones to 45 mph from 50 and to 35 mph for trucks and buses;

trucks

and

buses

must

stay on the right lane; passing on the right by any vehicle prohibited with a few exceptions. ‘It also prohibits throwing: frash from vehicles; authorizes Police to tow away vehicles illegally parked and authorizes the hiring of private tow trucks to do so; recommends speed limits in school zones be ‘Increased

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INDUS RRS UTILS STKS

YORK

(AP)—Closing Open’

High

618.67 141.95

621.92 142.84

89.30

204.58

6

37.55N 36.27N 35.20N

Low

St Oil (NJ) St Oil Oh Stud Pack

305,

Roy Dutch StReg Pap.

Sperry

St St

ae

Tob

to

Close

FUTURES

May

Std

com a

Cost

Bour-

NEW YORK (AP) — Domestic sugar futures No. 6 closed unchanged to f lower. Sales 378 contracts. Close Hish Low July 5.92 5.92 5.92 Sep 5.93 5.95 5.94B World sugar futures No. 4 closed unchanged to ] higher. Sales 176 contracts.

May

404,

Repub Stl Reyn Met

1

N—Nominal.

July : Raw sugar spot A-Asked; B-Bid.

4516 30°s

Pat

closed

Oct Mar

,

Santos

37.60 36.27 35.20 34.20 33.60

July Sep

41200

Pure Oil Quaker O

37.65 36.40 35.35 34.20 33.64

SUGAR

ay

+M%, Unch +3 +% +M% -\, +M%

spot San-

at 36.75N.

High 45.45 44.65 44.60 42.80 ‘41.75

A—Asked;:

+ 3%

Coffee

include

contracts

Sep

47%

A

futures

Dec Mar

46% 63%

El

Param

Pa

wants

Please

company.

Pan

in-

life

company

G & Ltg

Sales ™135

19 32%

Oil Mathi

‘Pac Pac

“M’’

May

4716

—

closed

offerings

July

3812

FUTURES (AP)

4 ex-dock

freight

May July Sept Dee Mar

172 54% 607% 50°8 30 5738 9419 2312 4012

N Y Cent Nor Pac Nwst Airl

i.

bons 3S at 36.50A and 5S 35.504. “B” futures closed unchanged lower. Sales 51 contracts. High Low

8373 148% 41 45%

Hon

Bis Cash Dairy Dis Gyps

_

YORK

tos No. and

—% tM,

27

Monsan Ch Mont Ward

Merck

Stock Exchange mixed. Among gain-

COFFEE NEW

+ 5g

2838 3812 5032

Marshall Fld Martin May D St Merck

Newly

“aye

Inc

Lone S Ce Lorillard

Nat

man

65 443g 71512 5846 81 2158

Ligg & My Lockh Air

LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY

Tri-Grip Traction — sharp angled rib edges with more grip to go and hold the road,

Tel L

Al

Ohio Olin

the tire to the road.

& &

Kaiser

Air

ing process that “‘pre-fits”

M

and

ers were Fairchild Camera, Anken Chemical and Barnes En-

Unch

Int Nick

Che

A revoMtionary pre-shap-

56

Oil

1%

American prices were

and Kodak

+My

+% +1% +My

Dow

lon Cord strength.

dropped

Aireraft

Eastman

+ 25%

65%

bonus

CUSTOM

41%

Elec Mills

Doug

3T Triple-Tempered Ny-

os

Dynam

Gen Gen

Douglas Carbide.

lume was 930,000 shares com-% pared with 1,050,000 yesterday. +1% Corporate bonds declined in +14 ‘| moderate dealings. U.S. Government bonds were +, down in light dealings,

45934 4415

duPont East Air East Ko

Cusiom

Gen

Nat Nat Nat Nat: Nat

Distill

Tabacco, Union

losses were taken Texaco, American

gineering. Losers included Syntex, Insurance Co. of North American and Technicolor. Vo-

Harv

Ches & Oh Chrysler Cities Sv Coca Cola Colg Palm Comw Ed Con Edis Cont Oil Corn Pd Crane Co Crn Zell Curt Wr

the Tine wilh woe Tog bu

Products. Fractional by Anconda,

Lines, Rey-

Int

Pac de

49344 10%

Int Bus

Bridg Brass Burroughs

Cer

nolds Metals and American Home

stock

33M

Borden Borg War

Case (J. Celanese

Mach

Graée & Co Gulf Oil Inge Rand

3312

Balt & Oh Bendix Av Beth Steel Boeing Air

Cdn

by Eastern Air Plate,. Magnovox,

Unch

40%

Am Sugar Am Tel Tel Am Tob Anaconda Armour Assoc D G

Advance

500

Quotations—

4912 3178 2934

Chal

Poor’s

of 60 stocks rose .70 to $213.80. Volume declined to 2,700,000 shares compared. with 3,150,000 shares traded Wednesday. Gains exceeding a point were

airlines, tobaccos, and steel makers advanced..

Smelt

All process units in the refinery are now in operation, he added. The company has its refinery at Guayanilla Bay near Ponce.

yestertlay.

— Market

and

index rose 15 cents to $55.59. It fell 69 cents Wednesday. The Associated Press average

days mar-

$1 a share.

Motors, the major

Am

operate

Standard

Prices were around their best for the day at the close. Most gains ranged from a few cents to

stated,

to

Market

MCKEE

ket advanced modestly Trading was slow.

Airlines Can Cyan

continued

Friday,

NEW YORK (A--After two of sharp declines the stock

Am Am Am

and

—

JOHN

The cracking unit at plant No. 2 was not damaged by the fire, the Commonwealth Oil president satisfactorily.

Delayed

STAR

Modest

Oil Sales

Dip In 1960 First Quarter The Commonwealth Oil Refining Co, inc., of Guayanilla, has announced that due to operating difficulties and shutdowns - during the first quarter of 1960, sales were so much lower than they had been running in 1959 that a net loss resulted for the period.

JUAN

Averages Dow

Jones

Low 615.19 141.31 88.93 203.54

averages:

Close 619.15 14231 89.43 20484

Changes Up 0.44 Up 0.26 Up 0.37 Up 0.33

Ask 27

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APTN ROL

NRA TRATES

THE SAN JUAN

Tbiniiea ed

crease

plants,

of 40.5

per

cent

over

corresponding

point

a

the

hold

profit

average

ratio

appliances

firms

earned

was

in

an

of

which

flowers,

and

three

concerns

about,

$35

million.

subject’to

for

is currently in negotiation with manufacturers and investors for

ning. He

arti-

all

in

the

dustry. Results that

ties,

in the in

VICE PRESIDENT—Jerry Kaufer has been named a vice president of Franklin’s Stores. Kaubeen

for

employed

the

past

14

by

years,

was general manager for the firm’s 17 stores in Puerto Rico.

the

study

in

when

the

compiled

from

in

the

and

their

U.

mission

White

waterfront

with

S. has

Civil

announced

who

bargaining

white by

collar

the

agent

for

employees

under

of

employes

New

York

spokesman

for

As-

the

office

employes said about 200 members had been sent to points along: the entire’

front,

hattan,

metropolitan

picketing

80

Brooklyn,

spaces

area

piers

Staten

the

the

said

three

that

additional

industrial

construction

privately

parks—

two

of

owned in

Ca-

rolina and one in Guaynabo— is under consideration. Pineiro explained that PRIDCO

rather

than

plants

owned PRIDCO

said.

For example. of new plants which

tions

here

in the

a total of 43 began opera-

quarter

ended

March 31, a total of 30— or about 70 per cent— occupied premises in privately owned in-

dustrial

buildings.

PUERTO RICAN TALENT— oon icnacio uasr

in

stage

for

actpro-

here.

&

Zeno

since

has

been

July,

1951.

*

FOR LEASE 67 cuerdas farm in Jayuya surrounded by two rivers, planted in

sugar

cane,

fruits. 2 dormitory, formation

home

coffee,

bananas

dwellings, 1 and 1 barn. call 3-0606.

Caparra,

3 bedrooms,

2 baths,

&

workers For in-

DON IGNACIO GU ASP— Puerto Rican humorist, author of “Dictionary of The Chopped Up Tongue” on Puerto Rican “language”.

“A MAN’S A HUMORIST NATURALLY; ‘A HUMORIST IS BORN LIKE A POET, : NOT MADE,” says Don Ignacio.

RENT

in Villa

May

A good tum, naturally, is known by its

smooth taste, pleasant fragrance and constantly outstanding quality... like Ron

15t.

Superior Puerto Rico, for instance...

That's why discriminating Puerto Ricans

3-9757

and contiaentals alike, insist on. es

waterfront.

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

FOR SALE GRADER Austin-Western,

in

Partner

per-

fect condition. May be seen at Km. 18.4 Rio Pie-

dras-Caguas highway. Phone 2-0684.

of

wanted

(working

partner

preferred)

for

long established art and gift business, strategically Recently opened two located in old San Juan. Needs capital for more profitable exbranches. ploitation. Minimum

required $60,000.

Superior

write to: ,

after 8:00 P.M.

PUERTO RICO. 85 PROOF

. A PRODUCT OF

For more information

Box 527, San Juan, or. call 2-5884

the

buildings is steadily rising, Pifeiro

Dorado.

He

buildings

new

privately

ministration.

FOR

CALL

and New Jersey. Special squads of police were sent to patrol the

Bayamon,

of

in

negotiations

resident 2

J.

office

Fed-

Ready

Island

municipalities

percentage

established

where

Gustavo A. Mercier has been named market development manager of Caribbean Container Co. Mercier formerly served with the ‘Economic Development Ad-

Com-

rent,

water-

in Man-

and

the

of

at present private in-

approval

Comfortable Moderate

Mayaguez,-

in areas

been

employed

Shipping

sociation. A

a

se

mo-

HOUSE

90

in

Caguas,

development

The

sale

appointed manager of the local office of Colgate Palmolive Co. He has been assistant manager

picket

about

is

*

of the first two of about 40 plans which will be available to Federal

situated

would

the

race

already

advanced

Bank.

eral Employes Health Benefits lines tied up all major piers— act of 1959. practically the entire multibillion To go into effect in July, the dollar shipping industry. program will provide a governSome 20,000 union longshoremen ment-wide indemnity plan with refused to cross the picket lines Aetna Life Insurance Co. and a set by the Office Employes service plan in conjunction with International Union, and also re- Blue Cross —Blue Shield. fused to work on some piers 7 where pickets had not appeared. The Office Workérs Union struck in a eampaign to be recognized as

an

to

his

Service

have

the Park high-

the parks

from

properties in such areas to finance industrial

completed.

industrial

he said, and

in

ther,

New Health Benefits For Federal Employes

collar workers of New York shipping firms went on strike yester-

day

days

May

on

Comandante

two

ment

recent-

in

mil-

added

proceeds

intesaid

ject, which is being financed in part by the Government Develop-

president of IBM Corp., plans to viearly

$1

that work

about

be

proper- i of

The investment corporation ed as co-ordinator for the

Econo-

Jr.,

to

close

Pineiro said that four other privately owned industrial parks are in advanced stages of plan-

that

private an He

the leasing of four more of the spaces. Sponsor of the industrial park is Caribbean Home Construction Co., headed by David Rodriguez.

*

Terry,

‘island

a few

._ The

—({AP)—

H.

ly appointed World Trade spend

Tied Up By Office Employe’s Strike YORK

' Charles

k

at

just

Francisco x

13

El]

nine

park,

are

finan-

of

is

leased,

compari-

Office

another

said

from

Of the

Treasury Dept. Coreport are available

at’ Fomento’s mic Research.

the

valued

way

Puer-

the

of

Pineiro

showed

operating

even

monwealth pies of the

sit

New York Shipping NEW

of

El Comandante Industrial across the 65th Infantry

cial statements that all concerns —taxable or tax-exempt: —are required to file with the Com-

has

value

lued at about $1 million, according to Hector E. Pineiro, head of the agency.

son was made on pre-tax earnings. The data used in the survey was

sale

track,

of

concerns

turers

who

total

lion. ‘In the first three quarters of the current fiseal year, the corporation sold 11 properties, va-

to Rico generally produced prcfit ratios better than those of comparable mainland manufac-

Franklin’s

\a

the

about

refining

ary wb eriigpetatiatain.

industrial

enterprise has shown rest in such projects.

margin of profit is too low to interest vestors.

taxes.

petroleum

the

Montilla.

chemicals industry, and as 2.3 per cent of sales

the

on

to sell PRIDCO’s to private investors and to stimulate the construction of industrial buildings by private investors,

Only

in the four concerns

plant

PRIDCO are used

The survey reported that direct labor costs amounted to as much as 57.7 per cent of sales dustrial as little

Clay

constructs

in areas where

trial spaces, is being sponsored by Commonwealth Investment Corp., headed. by lawyer Cesar

manufacture thereof operated in the red. The 417 concers on which data. was available thad total sales of $334 million and profits of

Fomento-promot-

Rico

longer

almost

$1 million of these profits were

fer,

Puerto

Investment Corp., subsidiary of sold four properties | PRIDCO,

no

buildings

$500,000 in the quarter ending four Mar. 31. of al-'’ The corporation, which was

buttons,

engaged

~~

Isla Verde-Carolina road. This park, Which will have 12 indus-

lar. In the field of zippers,

ficial

mp net ine Se SMS OamEc PSEA

monet

Construction began recently on another industrial park near the

By FREDERICK HARMON The Puerto, Rico Industrial

house-|

average

SIR RE ee eee

— | Friday, April 22, 1960

most 50 cents on each sales dol- formed

ek Ok

1958,

an

Oné of the industries with the: with highest’.

year

ago. Commercial and _— industrial loans were up by 16.4 per cent to a total of $208,836,000, while total loans and discounts rose by 23.2 per cent to a total of $461,521,000. During

earned

10 cents on each dollar of sales, according to the economic agency’s recently released annual statistical report -on promoted

total of $495,675,000 reported for th

plants

ET ECE,

Properties Worth $500, 000 Sold By PRIDCO Subsidiary

Briefs

Edited By F. HARMON Total resources of commercial banks operating in Puerto Rico rose to $696,452,000 at the close of business on March 31, an in-

STAR

TEST ee EO

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nei iti.

“ret teemrnneps ratenenestition: ROT RSE ER cee mF

MAYAGUEZ, P, R.

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&

were

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THE SAN JUAN. STAR = Friday, Aprit 22, 2 1960

ILE OR, we

Fashion-Cocktail In Ft, Geronimo

To Open Tonight's Imperial Ball By

BETTY

STAR

one

of the

Austria,

portrait

second

dolls

wife

ing

show eated

masses

the international

many

who

have

be arriving from and neighboring

and and

in the Miami

of whom will the mainland for

the

Sleeper

will

occasion.

show

her

cf

Caribbean-inspired

a

treat

for

Martha

off-island

elegant after-dark version of the “San Juan Cooler’ and a cocktail skirt dress, to be modeled Helen

Martorani

and

Sandy

Hughes. Art and Ellis Lee, of Casa Cavanagh here, will pre-

Patrice Opera

Cape-

in

London

And

diva,

as

of the Puerto League. Metropolitan

Rico

Maria

Bank

tenor

and

U.S. and European movie star, Jan Peerce will be in the au-

has

been

singing counterpart lafonie, with whom red be

Carmen

on the

the

stage and screen star attraction on

Suarez Casellas, Annete Totti del Valle,

hocker (Prince Igor Cassini), Hearst columnist of the Journal American; Vyvyan Donner, fashion editor of Diplomat Magazine, and Bob Moskin, LOOK Magazine, will be among the ‘group coming from the mainland

doll show theme, 20 young Sanjuaneros will be dressed as dolls. San Juan’s young designer .Sandra Golbert de Aldrey has designed many of the girl’s gowns s for this special occasion. The

Miranda,

Maria

Benitez

de Lourdes

Gon-

zalez Inclan, Teresita Garcia San Miguel, Sarita Almedo Aldrey, Jerry and Diannette Lavergne de Castro, Joanne Vene, Teresita Perez, Tiffany Torruellas Garcia, Maria del Carmen Lozana Kearny.

to

DOROTHY DANDRIDGE Club Caribe’s star attraction.

Facuk Corteat Tropical ornamental Flowering

cover

the

Louis

C. Butler,

been

working

floral

decor

genera

Plants

in bloom

the

for

president,

days

for

on

the

Everything That Grows In the Tropics” On Carpenter Road, Rio Piedras,

East at Coop Supermarket

CARPENTER TELEPHONE

ROAD,

RIO

6-3046 HATO

and go direct.

PIEDRAS BOX

REY

|

the

Imperial

of

MUNSEL

tonight’s

—

Imperial

on American Tuberculosis

Empress

|

Ball.

Red Cross, Association

Antiand

“March of Dimes campaigns here

|

on the island. The affair is scheduled to wind

| |

up

|

with

a

champagne

at 2 p.m. in the Rotisserie Room.

breakfast

Caribe

Hilton's

‘

|, |

ern dolls from all over the world,

Tickets

22

through

a

collection

to

benefit

314

of

fans

the

Custodios

San

Geronimo

Room

Hilton.

ing

1

is

at

Sunday,

from

to

of

of

in

the

the

Ho-

Friday’s

p.m.,

and

College

Angeles

tel Caribe

24

and mod-

Los

Ball

Fuk Corteat turn

of the | Rico, a

plus

April

FRIDAY,

LANDSCAPING

"Almost

|

with a champagne breakfast in || | the Rotisserie Room of the Ho- || | tel Caribe Hilton at 2 am. | |

FRIDAY,

laces,

Orchids of many

of

of Puer-_

Weekly Calendar

Trees

House

PATRICE

Club Mrs.

Mrs. Page Oates and Mrs. Henry Wessel, who decorated the club for the Civica’s gala Easter luncheon last Sunday, have

—A display of antique

Shrubs

Commission

event.

Floral Decorations Members of the Garden of Puerto Rico, including

plants

Plants of All Kinds

Palms

Aguadilla | member

open-

Saturday

and

11 a.m. to 11 p.m. April

benefit

22—Imperial

the

Puerto

Rico

are

$100

per

couple.

FRIDAY, April 22—The SanJuan School in Punta Las Marias will hold its First Annual Dinner Dance in the Fiesta Room of the Condado Beach Hotel beginning at 8 p.m. Tickets are $15 per couple.

Bleod Bank begins with cocktails in Fort San Geronimo at 7 p.m., followed by dinner, dancing and entertainment in the

Reservations

Club

dance at the Hotel Condado Beach,

Caribe

at

9

p.m.,

ending

For table night’s San

please man

reservations Juan School

contact at

9-0911.

Mrs,

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| | | | ||

for todinner

Jack

Tickets

{| i

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|;

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As an added attraction at luncheon and to tie-in with

Rosa

Co.,

will the

eon Sunday Caribe.

in the Club

of

director

female

place. A group of well known journalists, including Cholly Knicker-

at 12:30

and

of Harry Beshe has star-

Pico Abarea, Finuca Rodriguez Marxuach, Teresita Agudo Baker, Jacqueline Bird Baker, Ivonne

beginning

Garcia Mendez, a | lawyer, treasurer

“Dandridge,

called

today at 1 pm., to benefit the Collegio de los Angeles Custodios, the group will. hold a lunch-

Hilton,

And

Manuel A. distinguished

executive committee ‘of the Blood | | |

opera

stage of the Club Caribe, where the Imperial Ball itself will take

Caribe

bougain-

. Patrons

Cross, Puerto Rican Chapter, former island Senator, a member of the tourism- advisory Bureau here from 1951-53 and co- | ordinator of Civil Defense of Puerto Rico, 1951-53, is president | ' of the Imperial. Ball and of the

Agudo Marta

Hotel

the

director of the International Red

Em-

Blood

of

to Rico, Vice-president Popular Party in Puerto

Metropolitan

will’ reign

theme

royal purple

the Police

Queen

Munsel,

regal

using gilded banana exotic leaves with |

of

Lumber

smartest New York hostelries will per-

press of Imperial ball, while Sandy Hughes, daughter of Col. James R. Hughes, USA (Ret.)) will wear the crown of Queen

who

laces, which will be exhibited in the San Geronimo Room of the

Awilda Abarca,

the

appeared

Empress

as

guests.

showing,

form.

collection gowns

Martha will show mainly island evening wear, among them an

by

fashion

the

villaer. President

ilas, an international dance team,

sical comedy star. Lovely Dorothy

young dolls will include Maria Eugenia Perez Gonzalez, Carmen Maria Calderon, Abarca, Isabel

islands

gathering,

a group of his _ sophistiand lavish evening gowns

and “at home” fashions for the benefit of island guests. During the

with

affair, and and other

dience as will singer Jo Collins and Lilo, famous Broadway mu-

As a finale to the three- day exhibition of dolls, fans and old

La-Costa,

They are maintaining a gold and purple coler scheme, in keep-

ins-

pired and executed~ in Hong Kong. John fRadaelli, Italianborn New York couturier, will

Little Girls Clad As Dolls To Model At Benetit Lunch Nevares

from

Tonight’s Imperial Ball will commence with covtktails at 7 p.m. in historic old Fort San Geronimo, iluminated with flaming torches for the occasion. Both island and New York fashions will be modeled for

of

Philip IV, from the famous painting of her by Velazquez which hangs in the Prado Museum in Madrid will be shown at the doll show to benefit the College of Los Angeles Custodios, which begins today in the San Geronimo Room of the Hotel Caribe Hilton. At right, is a faithful copy of Dota Maria de las Mercedes de. Monpensier, first wife of Alfonso XII, which will also be one of the many featured in the three- day benefit show. (STAR photos by Betty Knorr.)

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"THE SAN JUAN 3 STAR —— - Friday, April. 22, 1960 An

Old

Timer

Remembers

The Changing Times by Edith Irvine Rivera from

“I’m

bound

for

Caparra,

how

about you?” she asked. “I’m going past there, and

knows

but

what

the

trail

no

objections.

with

I might vou

she

CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL PRINCESS—Miss Brenda Gonzalez Cabrera, third left, Princess of Puérto Rico at the National Cherry Blessom Festival in Washington, D.C. is shown with her hosts, Dr. Antonio Ferndés Isern, P. R. Resident Commissioner, second left, and Mrs.Ferndés-Isern, right, and Mr. and Mrs. Pedro A. Gonzalez,

Administrator of the Office of P. R: in Washington, at a formal d ance

given

honor by the Fernés Iserns.

D. C.)

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APRIL

22.

1960

TENDENCIES: This when some surprise

P.M.

get

any

may

need.

medical

care

you

sure that you do think

just visit

what you want today or do something kind

moments ties and

to be devoted to close you will be pleasantly

and

helpful for shut-ins or those

things ‘that

pleasure

and

security

ly knit. P.M. quaintance. at

avoid Keep

what

that

new

_ busily

is

acoccu-

important

to

you. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) An ideal day to. go shopping or to

lunch

with

delightful

com-

panions and carry through with plans for some activity that will be

mutually

able.

Do

items sports July

P.M. enjoy theater.

CHILDREN 21)

fectionate

By

you can reach with those who

(June

22

very

af-

being

and

the

devoted

today,

greater rapport mean so much

to your personal life. P.M. avoid irate associate looking for a whipping boy. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Look to that new acquaintance for fine ideas concerning how

advance her,

more

quickly.

experience

is

in

His,

greater

{sla Verde

wonder

why

they

changed

we

the

are,”

bus

she

and

can

afford.

close as possible to where ancient shrine used to be. least,” she observed, the

ruins

which

stood

here

for

23

te

constructive

you

the location? After all there was more room to develop a good

sized city tion,” said

that mark the site are being carefully preserved.”

rra

in the she.

Caparra

sec-

“Yes, but the Villa de Capahad its serious drawbacks

as it was

surrounded

infested with other insects

by swamps mosquitoes so when it

was possible to obtain the little island of San Juan Bautista, just across

pital

the

city

Bay

was

in

1521,

the

changed

to

ca-

that

“I had recently,”

wall

not passed I said, “but

enclosing

the old

this this

way fine

landmark

and the huge entrance, gives evidence that the Instithte of Puerto Rican Culture will be de-

veloping

some

interesting

8 a

pro-

jects which will really bring the Villa Caparra to life again.”

22)

plans,

pro-

yourself

@

Gifts.

RICARDO PARRA DECORACCIONES and

CARIBBEAN DIVISION

CO., INC. 950

Ponce

1412,

de

Leon,

Miramar

announces

its annual @

Furniture

Clearance 3

Sale

@

so

years and were used as a heap, have been done away and the foundation stones

Be

Oct.

express

Paintings

Stop

CALL 9.00344

as the “At old

many trash with,

home.

@

said,

got

elearly and specifically. P.M. maintain order and peace at

Gifts

Van FLOWER SHOP

“I

here

left

happens.

25%

The perfume of \ distinction

Discount =

z

on everything

5 o

Wide

selection

of §

fine furniture and accessories

oO

Grand

was

we

7 A

your

vided

@

to or

you (Sept.

enjoy-

research’ work, buy

you need. or go to the

MOON to

lucrative,

than

LIBRA

to

is highly commendBecome more close-

“it

“Well,

as

@

the

Puerto

voy

doing

ones today.

pied

20)

replied,

name, so after all the Villa de Caparra of the early days lives on in Caparra Heights and Capara Terrace, both just across the highway from where the old ruins were.”

cwnjzwng

love able

20 to May

19)

I

the

design of the

entire region.” “Yes,” I said, “and there are at least two more suburban districts that carry this historic

@

bring

be

Page

Caparra of

Suppeg

very sociable. TAURUS (April

P.M.

HOROSCOPE,

surroundings

Villa

capital

of

You can easily get dynamic associates and clever firms or friends: to go along with you

Accessories

too.

gifts, Cement

your

called

homes

happy.

Im ported

relations,

Secretly

small etc.

more

©

better

give

praise,

what

Bedding

of

with

to

of

residences,

choicest architectural have added to the beauty

Go out socially in the evening, but take care you do not spend

@

dinner,

(See

(Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) point in your spare

surprised

Molla Furniture

to

efficiency

-

out and

word

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. Adding color and art, order and

ruins

founded by Ponce de Leon in 1509, and for 12 years that was the seat of government.”

and 21) | and

yours. Be modern.

by. Make

a

FP AB ai al

and more varied than open-minded to the

PERAK ILLS SSSI ISLES SESE

a

out

1| ii

Righter

VIRGO Make it

. ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Be certain you show in some tangible way how much you value being allied with vital persons in your life. Take them

%

Carroll

pleasure can be yours, but you have te be open-minded to accept it or it can easily pass you

less fortunate than yourself. Get rid of all behind-the-scenes-restrictions.

i

By

“the

ruins

as it was formerly understand it, the

first

“Exactly,”

old

tial

were

landmarks while pala-

ea

ALIA

was the Rico.”

are

you're

visible but the old are fast disappearing

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in

settlement

the

said,

Villa Caparra called. As I

there

Maybe

going to where used to be.”

“Yes,”

if

who

follow

the ruins of the old church

asta

go

a AANA! oa TEAR

and

seh lia PMR

come

cae etreeSE

buses

Puerto Nuevo (New Port), Reparto Metropolitano (Metropolitan Urbanization) and other points.

region.” “Villa de Caparra is certainly a relic of the far removed past,” said my-friend. “For many years

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My old timer friend and 1 met at Stop 18 where the

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South

Verwoerd was was reported

Prime

Minister

Hen-

na a said.

shot recently, his bodyto have fainted away on

spot.

Yard,

officer

for

Sir

Winston

the

past

During this serious incident, security

Churchill's

ten

protection

not been one dulled Eddie's

bye

out

at

French

at

the

of the

down

the

Christi-

ramp

chef.

the

being

Clement

galley,

of

came

beaming

the

ed

all

Sir

Winston

an

unusually

cruise across the ocean weather bedded everyone

where

pale-faced

each

night

of

the

to

to San on ship,

show

up

stewards,

and

prac-

watch-

was

still

midnight

if it wouldn't next

a reel

when

to

go

Onassis

be

better

to

to

hear

my

and

asked

show

it was

Churchill

fun

Sir

Winston in

a

is

long,

voice,”

also

a

relief Onassis

agent with mail for the yacht, and relief turnSGT. EDMUND MURRAY ed to joy when he found the mail included letters from 4 Holders Hill Ave , London, from Eddie's wife. Eddie Murray has nothing but praise for Sir Winston. “He has a remarkable bloomin’ memory and uses it to be kind to people.” Murray Says Sir Winston knew the names of every

meal

fine job, and tried to press into’the sergeant’s hand. Murray

refused,

a

saying,

man,’

Murray

heart

of

a

by

cash is

reward an

honor

France,

it

working

“83-years-old

paying for

this

with

the

RICHARD STAR

WILSON

Washington

Bureau

ing what need freht Sen.

Some leadDemocrats have explored they consider the urgent io call off the political in West Virginia between Herbert H. Humphrey and

Sen

John

W

ASHINGTON—

F.

Kennedy

for

pre-

erdential preference. They ©f a joint withdrawal by

talk

that Qe was sure no approach had keen made. Discussions Held In Washington The discussions on the possible withdrawal were held in Washington about two weeks ago.

Among the Paul Ziffren, the

Steelworkers

prominent

effect of raising fhe religious issue. and the untypical nature of the West Vir-

councils.

£inta given

nia

electorate

is

either will

the

reason

no

indication

Kennedy caH

off

or

the

Democrats

that

Humphrey

fight.

who

Whether

discussed

it

actually approached the two candidates indirectly or directly ig doubtful. Humphrey has stated categorically that he had not been approached by anyone with

4

suggestion

Kennedy comment.

that

was

not

he

withdraw.

available

for

Was

@ates;

the

made

to

another

ihe

two

participant

candi-

said

Union

AFL-CIO

and

political

point

that

the

primary

of

was

the

pressed

West

Virgi-

meaningless,

untypical

gious

on be

issue

and

the

voting

net

that relieffect

the Democratic Party would bad, however the preference came out. Pandora’s Box? Another participant said

In

this

primary

scheduled

to

take

experiment,

one of the seven selected astronauts will ride a capsule launched

on

the

nose

of

a

Red-

stone missile

on a test ride of a

few

duration.

minutes

station

on

at

Wal-

the U.S.

At-

lantic coast, with the nose cone climbing to between 100 and 120 miles and traveling down range

used

a

miles.

There

passenger

the

number

of

cap-

would

in the same

be

technique

times

in

Russia.

They

tempt

at

expect

putting

a Soviet a

man

atinto

space excursion at any time. Some of them are surprised that Russia

has

not

moved

in

that

direction before now. The U.S.S.R. may attempt to make a full-scale manned satellite flight instead of the experimental and brief ballistic missile flight planned initially by the United States.

17

unemployment

percent,

the national whelmingly

far

higher

than

average: the overProtestant popula-

tion, and the relatively small number of voters who will

participate

in

the

primary.

Another participant in talks in Washington said

the that

it is not too late for both Humphrrey and Kennedy to get out.

ve y

By

atas

be

a

buttinsky.

Higher education: from boards to college boreds.

blame.

programs. Ever since Wisconsin, republicans have been feeling older— and those polls they’re taking don’t seem to help. (polls)

son the

of Texas, who already has support of West Virginia’s

two

Senators,

and

Jennings

It appears servers here

Robert

Byrd

Randolph. to _ political obthat the contest in

West Virginia has too far for either

a

95

percent

Jarge

proportion

Catholic

and

sects.

.

Goldberg ;West

Protestant,

Virginia

of

with anti-

fundamentalist pointed delegates

out are

that not

he

Stassen.” Would

“acts

, Benefit

like

Harold

Johnson

Some leading Democrats are Saying that the main beneficiary

of a divisive

fight

ginia

Sen.

will

be

in West Lyndon

VirJohn-

out,

C.

even

if

already gone candidate to

ing

that

|} 4 i

rai

'f

thes

two

from

into

Russia

shoot |1G

southwes

the

©

-Pacifi)

Ocean.

Moreover, there are curren incentives for some new dram: |’ tic demonstration by the Sovie Union. One is next month’s big. fou,| summit meeting, where prop: ganda, especially in the tect | nological field, will be of hig if

value. Another

can

be spotted

in

th!

4

skies, where about a dozen U.S) satellites or components oO) 7 launching equipment are in’ 03 bit around the earth. The las of the

known

Russian-fired

eart'!

satellites, sputnik ITI, ended travels a few days ago. 2 Deep Space Probes *

However,

two-deep

Russia

does

©

it\’

|

hav

they

had

inclination to do so. But

those

President

space

probes

who

Nixon

say

to

any

. the

AADTD_AA wy

:

FEVER. KNEBEL

MMMM

Bureau

AAA so

Fidel Castro’s troops hunt el in

the

Cuban

variation

mountains.

on

the

to

old

rebel

4

It’s

proverb

in

three

rev |

kok

OK

Sen. Humphrey says he woulll be ‘‘crippled’’ if he loses in Wes

Virginia. ‘No. cause for after all. Hubert said ‘fine’

after

losing

alarmhe fe;

by

in Wisconsin. koe

The

government

abandon

says

Washington

nuclear

attack.

kok

Dise

it

in

woulf

case

Taxpayers’

‘Is there a spare in the house?”

atomic

plea! bom

&

jockeys

pledge

to

judg)

songs with

‘‘fairly’’, If they go throug it, sidewalks under the®

office

windows

will

be

kh

*%

|

knee-dee)

in broken records.

*

i i &

Lyndd Presidential Profiles: B. Johnson— Puts his LBJ bran, on everything. In fact, stories ( his

prospects

bear ake

Warning goers: before

toward

for

E

legen a

&

roistering

part)

When parking your ce always fac. the party,

5

home. se

4

Washington glossary: genecy— A sponsibility men.

the

By Johnson.”

fight

division in the Democratic Party. They say that Nixon’s statement that a Kennedy victory would clinch the nomination for him only sérves to center attention on the religious issue.

©

U.S. Congressmen Frank Kowl q

“Leaked

encourage

in fligh,

alski speculated that ~ Russia’ |! immediate scientific gambi) might be an attempt to hit th/| planet. Mars with a rocket, us! 7 ing this accomplishment for ‘sun, mit meeting prestige purpose. e| ©@ The Congress member, a foi © mer U.S. Army colonel, saiApril 16 would be the ner | favorable date for such a sho) because of the juxtaposition a i the two planets.

votes

religious

Virginia

of

were

year

college

ought to be called off claim that it leaves the opening for Vice

West

tern

this

from rebel lutions.

meaningless. was critical

issue.

earlier

Most

spectacular

demonstrations

Washington

“Pandora’s Box” was _ being opened in West Virginia on the

This participant Humphrey, say-

launchings.

and

FLETCHER

back

of

cent

of carrying me ballistic flight|

NANA

They could declare themselves out, he said, not campaign, and make the primary . absolutely

that

satellite

POTOMAC to

rate

or

By

The administration promises another look at old-age health

an

rockets capable on long range

i

|

States has two probes headin) for orbit around the sun.

part with

Presidential profiles:- Nelson Rockefeller — Brought uf on right side of tracks. Not anxious

economic

Demonstration

ing themselves about this of the technological race

one on the outcome of the West Virginia primary in view of the special conditions there. These

include

Soviet

The Russians have given amp! demonstrations were two sho

in addition to the Lunik II she, © which hit the moon. The Unite, ©

port to either Humphrey or Kennedy at the convention. He said it would be foolish and “stupid” to base the nomination of any-

distress,

SPAT REC TENE

Ample

re-

Washington glossary: Bipartisan support— what a politician seeks when he’s anxious to spread the

conditions

TE

trieving the instrumented nose cones of missiles. U.S. scientists are not delud-

Z.\~ QW

bound by the presidential primary, and in any case would probably not give majority sup-

of forcibly

composition of “the state, it raised the bogey of the

is

One of those who participated in the discussions left the impression that some approach

in

Goldberg

because

There

the

is.

were Dem-

ocratic National Committeeman; and _Arthur Goldberg, counsel

the, for

two candidates. The divisive

participants California’

Adminis-

plans

the first preliminary step toward a satellite trip for an astronaut.

boy.”

Some Top Dems Disturbed Over Kennedy-Humphrey W.Va. Fight By

Space

and

de-

in

is

and

(NASA)

sule

who

them

said.

National

recovered

followed

“It

tration

proba-

the

the

and a great privilege to be working for you.” Churchill got around this by arranging for Murray’s wife to join all expenses. “That’s the way

August,

said

Not long ago. Sir Winston called Murto his room, told him he was doing a

ray

abouf

200

a Havana-made El Dinamico cigar- His opposite at the table was his friend, Onassis, who is forced by his many enterprises to answer cables, dictate, and make important decisions while eating.

when he learned the man was a

bly

about

gourmet

relaxed

complish the feat. Sometime this summer,

the

statesman who has made, some of history’s most memorable speeches. “Carry on.” They did. lights

before the United States can ac-

rest

the

day.

“It’s

may attempt within the next few months to sénd a man into space,

and|. the SA’S launching was. lops Island, Va.

heard.

There

By ELTON C. FAY _-WASHINGON (AP) — Russia

Firing From Wallops Island The firing will be from NA-

cruise.

One evening, after a late dinner, he Onassis were watching the movie, “Sink Bismarck.” in which Sir Winston’s voice

after

RE

Russia May Attemol Sending A Man Into!! Space Before U.S. |/

Aeronautics

is

/

meals

one

bust-

like

remembered.”

said

ticing acrobatics, served them.” Sir Winston also likes movies

stern

local

crew

except Onassis and Churchill. “They were the only ones

Scotland Yard expression

in

half-way

from

Murray good sailor. On the Juan, rough

dock. His keen eves _ Were — straining and his brow was forrowed with apprehension. He was checking on who was on shore and was particularly struck by a man in a dark suit who clutched a worn briefcase.

broke

the

up

get

the

His

was

to

ling

My first view of Sgt. Edmund Murray came Jate one evening recently just after the Onassis yacht. Christina, docked bere with Sir Winston aboard. Eddie was standing on deck peering intently through the night at on

49-person

days

yacht one day, when he suddenly stopped, looked at Onassis, and said, ‘Where’s Clement?” “He remembered that he hadn’t said good

efforts.

someone

few

“He

years.

time. there has but this has not

of the

after he was on board, Murray ‘ “When he leaves the yacht after a cruise, he always says good bye to everyone in person and leaves a little something for one and all,’ Murray said.

This led me to thinking’ about the lot ef a bodyguard for an important personage and led to my reminiscing about a recent meeting with Sgt. Edmund Murray, of ScotJand

Offguard member

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Africa’s

POM TE nt TOTES SEE

— Friday, April 22, 1960

2

The Pres

lonely island of rsurrounded by ye- 7

SR

LRitdaly; April 22, 19690

In America

.

William William

National

Press

Slag.

Washington,

D.

Is A

Valuable

O.

Editer-Publisher Managing Editer

Published -every peeeee ‘except Sunday at San Juan, P. R. by the Star Publishing Corporation “Gardner

John :

j

Cowles,

A.

Chairman

of the

Zerbe, Executive Vice Tel. 3-8400

Air

$12.00

$133.00 (Payable

Bates

te

other

in

$69.00

$35.00

°

countries

on

request

/

‘Joseph Alsop, ‘Ann Landers,

Walter Sydney

‘and, somewhat

immodestly,

|

symposium,.

time

used

up on

the

ground

has

remained

Barrel

Time

.

Puerto Rico is sharing in the quadrennial pol itical tradition which sees new post offices approved for various localities-in an election year. Whatever the administration is in Washington, be it Democratic or Republican, election year usually sees post offices

sorely in need of replacement.

post

We

have

office

seen

projects

approval

for

Rio

in the

past

Piedras

few

and

This doesn’t mean that those localities can votes for the Washington. administration.

days

of

Comerio.

produce It does

mean however, that Puito Rico’s association with the U. S. places it in the same category as those cities and towns where votes do count: In a blanket ap-

en

a

propriation for new post offices, the island slips in

ai ii

with the mainland cities and towns, and we're glad it does.

}

Mr.

‘|

a :

ij ij

Fernos There

sues,

a

but

| become

bill, in the

House

Ca

ai

we

¢.has

United

States.-

It -is.

a

controversial

Harry

to

the

those

Henry

because

a

single

underestimate

how

much

BB

IN FOCUS

your

masculine

viewpoint,

let me reassure you (and al] men) .that

we

'mize,

do

not

belittle,

on

your

‘Jadies

of

intend

to

destroy

side

San

“mini-

and

mis-

in that

Juan,

now

and

the

the

Poot Ete

Onalge

Pits

apt

j i He

mention

the

of

Fernés-Murray

bill may

‘portunity to approximate charms of this enchantress.

pose P om

bill.

This would be an important contribution to condomin-

TA

= MERE

some

authorize

ter. next

hope

it is

Ferndés-Murray .{political status): is another mat-

We hope it goes.over for re-introduction-in the session with. clearer provisions .that will say

what they are intended to mean.

|

is

always

too do majorities. majority, but you

You can

has

the moral

resources

is the

last

bastion

of

Americans

always been nonconformists, often of eccentricity. Once every village

a

have

to the point had its own

nonconformist.. He was called ‘Old Bill’’ or “Foolish Tom" and he was the village atheist or abolitionist. Or he was Ralph Waldo Emerson who suddenly resigned his pulpit for reasons of conscience.

Or he

was

its Franklin

nett

who

_ Started

put

a

the New

Roosevelt

who,

for

reason, wanted to go into Or its James Gordon Ben-

plank

across

York

two

barrels

and

Herald.

said entrance to being Constitution | facts to the

the to

are

served

by

built this

on only

get

up

in

at

the

able

three

morning to

get

Santurce

to

or

four

in

order

San

on time

Juan

be and

for their daily

seen

a systematic

this and

goes

on

every

day

there

are

something

would

and

campaign

that

would, perhaps, move the proper authorities to do something to solve this problem. I

believe

yours to

could

our

ries

city

of

statistics

While

the Edi-

torials are being published- now and then but as yet I have not

o’clock

to

to bring all public opinion.

that

do by

articles about

on} that immediate

a

a

paper

great

like

service

publishing

with this

a

facts situation

se-

and so

action could be

conditions | obtained.

no .signs

Jose

Cape

be

San

Juan,

BEST FROM

done

EUROPE

Fortune, P.

R.

i

Brigitte on your

;

Gloria Crimmins

New

}

York City, N. Y.

,

eee TRAFFIC JAM

Sir:

I road to Buchanan

the road

a“

te move

back

this

around.six o'clock

manner

avoid

and

and

escape

the tremendous traffic jam that everyday happens in this area

starting at. about 6:30 a.m.

um apartments.

ium construction in Puerto Rico and --we approved by the Congress, :

aréa

Certainly it would not make you} TODAY'S

in

bill, would

individual

law

unhappy, would it, to see an ap-

nés-Isern is Puerto. Rico’s Resident: Commissioner in Washington. Sen. James Murray is a Montana

Fernés-Murray

abandon the

newspaperman.

road the situation gets more aggravated and pretty soon residents of this zone will have to

the|that

— ars five ielete te ea morning so that I can be on

FHA mortgage insurance on co!

a

journalism

' nonconforming:

homes

worse,

parenthetical identification because|the two gentlemen have introduced another “Fernés-Murray” bill which has nothing to do with political status. (Dr. A. FerDemocrat.) The second

the

more

on

and

that -has

require

As

get

and forth from my home to my | place of business.

1

often

and

been ranging for several months. We = oir, readers should be warned that future

controversy

so to

some unaccountable Democratic politics,

is

-of the country also, will have op-|

i ii

and

opinions. But write a letter

Personal

has

rest

| who "hen a a

debate

to

account,

is only an individual who

They

/represent.”” On the contrary, the | toil. Lovable Brassiere Co. is advertent-

‘ly

refuses

that

opinion also is

of moving and stopping and|seon to remedy the _ situation stopping and moving for almost|at the ‘same time very little is

‘in the Apri] 5 issue. We are honor‘ed that you consider the story of 'Miss Bardot’s endorsement im‘portant enough to feature it in an editorial. While we can sympathize with and

law

‘On

4-7 :

to prevail against error. ‘Thus it becomes important what Walter Lippman thinks about foreign policy. Walter Lippman is no masked echo He is not a reflection of community assent.

Our people in Puerto Rico giee- one hour from lifully send me the two -mentions | Garden Hills of Brigitte Bardot that appeared | Bridge.

you

i |

tice: of

LETTERS

‘Sir: -

the

to an-individual.:An individual is responsible for his own blame. And when a majority is wrong, _ or the collective editorial staff is mistaken. it

A jury must

.. °

in

Now it is true that individuals are often wrong. it is true that many of them offer disagree-

able can’t

man

weight

. given to a single individual opinion

mere-mention of “Fernés-Murray” conjures up a vision status

And

opinion

signs.

guilty”

does, while the majority law, .the minority opinion

The

opinion. strong.

them

We

become so well known in Puerto Rico that the

of political

filed.

|

Golden.

Luce

i}

Ps '

as it often defines the

in Life magazine, for which explain large is-

that

One ‘‘not

Golden

eleven ‘‘guiltys’’ means a new trial. When the Supreme Court splits on any of its legal decisions,

McGill, Childs

collective

unanimity.

Harry

Fashion Difertor

Senate of the (apres to amend the Federal relations Act which establishes the relations of Puerto Rico

i

reaction

important

limned

And Mr. Murray

is a Fernés-Murray

Winchell,” Ralph Harris, Marquis

The best editorials ‘example, are not those

.

The luxury and comfort of the jet clipper are most welcome. We would like to see the same ingenuity applied to achieving greater progress on the ground before and after the flight,

It's Pork

—

of an editorial staff. It is not that the news magazine or the. edi_ torial staff cannot express itself, nor that it expresses itself wrongly; it is that it does not | haye the weight behind. it that individual opinion ‘has. :

years, to one that takes only a little over three hours the

have

The syndicated columnist is a direct reaction

It is ironical that the aeronautical engineers have taken us from a 9-hour flight to New York, in a few

virtually the same.

advertise;

‘to the growth of the national news magazine, a reaction to the fact that so many of the important issues are discussed and decided in

Baggage handling, in some cases, has been expedited slightly, but it is still a time-consuming chore

while

The

The syndicated columnist is a curious growth in American journalism. There is something sad about the fact that he syndicates, and something :encouraging, too. The columnist is one of the last vestiges of American personal journalism.’ He is part of a tradition that is no Jénger as active as it once was. But the tradition, like ‘all good traditions, won't lie down and die.

firms” that you have “reconfirmed” your reservation. airlines.

a newspaper.

‘also for its editorial comment. Peopie buy a ‘paper to read_Drew Pearson, Walter_Lippman,

Aloft .

on most flights on most

sell

and the news, for people understand what’s going ‘on best through headlines: and they buy a paper

- The jet transportation age, which has been creeping up on Puerto Rico for some time, will really arrive next Sunday when Pan American will inaugurate a schedule of 54 weekly flights, and Eastern Air Lines will begin its own daily jet service. Pure jet passenger flying is to conventional piston _ plane transportation what the air-conditioned Cadillac is to the Model T. Ford. It is a tremendous technological leap forward_in air travel that combines greater comfort aloft with an impressive saving in flying time. It is indeed unfortunate that the airlines have. never left the Model T age on the ground. It-is still common experience to “reconfirm” hours in advance, only to stand in line at the airport while clerks do their “bookkeeping” at length for each passenger, and invariably, pick up the phone for a pleasant chat with some phantom personage on the other end who “recon-

|

things

ments, which thousands of people search through for bargains, the movie, radio, and TV schedules,

Advance)

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By Three

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President “?

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Washingten |

Single

Aut

P. 0. Bex 4133, San Juan. Puerte Rice (48@ Comercis St. E! Impareiat Building)

cyt

Only

Yesterday

morning

for .ebvieus;

reasons I was delayed leaving | my home and being caught in the peak of the jam I had ‘to

Suffer, of and

together

other nerve

with

motorists, wrecking

*

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“_I think the Colonel has quarreled again with his wife.”

‘i

panes Tate

SOOT REE TO

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-* <PHE-SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, 12 Army To Inform Businessmen On Procurement Plan

TL

and

aimed

industrial

at local

business

men|

representatives

to]

day

9, at the Fort

ficers’

Open

Buchanan

Mess.

Of-|

dinner,

°

a panel

conducted

Richardson, Antilles

discussion

by

Col.

will be

Hugh

chief

of

Command,

on

Business men in attending

main

who are interestthe program may

San Juan Chapter, The Quartermaster Association, Fort Buchanan, accompanied by a payment

$3.00

for

per

person.

reservations

must

be

ing

to

this

may

with

received

Additional be

All

by

activity

obtained

requests payments

May

information

and by

tne

NE

Service: Has Three Aircraft. By

logistics, the

submit their request for a reservation to the secretary-treasurer,

of

fre

VEAir, Inc. Is New Air Taxi.

F,

subject. ed

EE RR

April 22, 1960

“How to Do Business with the} promote better understanding ef; The pragram will be preceded Army”, a program sponsored by|the procurement procedures used|by cocktails beginning at 7 p.m. the Quartermaster Association,|by the Army, will be held. Mon-| followed by dinner at 8. After and

ITE LTT

4.

BOB

BONE

Facilities were being established yesterday at International Airport for a new air taxi service called “VI—Air, Inc.” Acecording- to President and Chief Pilot Joseph Bynum, the service is the only charter operation in Puerto Rico certified to fly throughout the continental U.S. as well as the Caribbean area. Bynum is the corporation’s

pertain-

sole

program

pilot

at present,

but

he

said

he plans to hire four more “former airline pilots’ shortly.

telephoning

Fort Buchanan 7157. or 5294. VI-Air has three aircraft at The purpose of this program present—2 Piper ‘‘Apaches” and is to inform business men about .a twin-engined Beechcraft. the procedures used by the Army Other members of the corfor the purchase of supplies and services, and to promote an poration are: Center Hitchcock understanding of the problems pertaining to industry and Army. The procedures io be

cussed

include

those

locally

procured

items.

Think

of

this

next

the dis-

used

for

time

you

Km.

4

—

Guaynabo Telephone FREE

Hm.

4

Road [

Guaynabo

2461

PARKING

thru

established port

and

telephone, were

this week

passenger

in the

terminal

i

air-

to

proc-

ess

reservations. , Bynum has flown for three airlines in the U.S.. Originally a Navy pilot, he recéived his wings in 1929. He was an R.A-F. fighter

pilot

in

World

War

|

II,

joining three days after Great Britain entered the conflict. Later he flew combat missions as a member of the U.S. Army Air

Corps.

weekly service from the Port of New York with the sailing of the SS Elizabeth. This steamer will

arrive

at Ponce

Tuesday

|

morn-

1%

ing, May 3. \ With the inauguration of this weekly direct service to Ponce, greater shipping facilities are offered to the exporters in that territory with a direct sailing from that port to New York City every Friday. Bull Lines said the establishment of this service will not affect in any way the two weekly regular at

the

port

of

San

\\ | @ | i

Juan

service

to

the

I

Contract Goes To Miami Construcor

|

| |}

McDonough Construction Co., of Miami, Fla., has been award-

Puerto Rico’s Newest and most Unique Nite Club featuring a Gala and Spectacular Show, 2 Shows mghtly—Friday, Saturday—Sunday Monday

|

A. booth

Roosevelt Roads

OPENED NIGHTLY FROM 8 P.M. am

tions clerk.

and their weekly port of Mayaguez.

Cafeteria @ Cocktail Lounge @ Steak House

—11 pm—1:30 12:15 am.

liam Altman, assistant mechanic; and Elizabeth Robinson, reserva-

arrivals

Air Conditioned

CLUB

4

Bull. Lines Opens Direct |Ponce-N.Y. Ship Route

The Bull Insular Line at San have to saw wood: Uaul Searls; announced yesterday that using a buck saw, once cut Juan through a 32-inch log in 1 minute starting Friday, April 29, the port and 26.4 seconds. of Ponce will have the first direct

NITE

of St. Croix and New York, and Geist Ely of New York and Philadelphia. Employees include: Arthur Ramsdell, chief mechanic; Wil-

ed

a

contract

to

construct

; q

a

guided missile operation control center. at Roosevelt Roads Naval Station, Capt. F. E. Swanson announced yesterday. The facility, which will cost

Thursday— ’

|

$2,126,000, will consist of. alar-

(The

old

Martinez

Nadal

ARAUCANOS Venezuelan

Dancing to

LITO PENA ond Pan

his Orchestra Americana

RUTH and

NATAL her

Combo.

points on the island and will be connected to the existing El Yunque road by about miles of new road.

Quifiones” Interest

Folk Singers

Cockpit )

Continuous

Minimum

$3.00

per

person

Cover

$2.00:

per

person

In Scout Work Lauded Commonwealth Senate President Samuel R. Quifiones has received a letter from O. B. Evenson, Field Operations Di-

rector

of the National

Puerto

Rico’s

Most

Famous

Trio

marvelous Evenson

sbeing

hres eB AS

BABEL

?

Council |

of Boy Scouts of America, thanking him for his interest in the Boy Scout movement in Puerto

Rico, and shown the

TRIO LOS BORINCANOS

Pico

highest

RM

.

station.

of the

IT. Bia

LOS Typico]

and

is one

Este

ie

ADILIA CASTILLO

del

of the

west

miles

the circular balcony if you wish. Prime steak and finest. food at reasonable prices. El Cofre is easy to get to. Just drive towards Bayamon, turn left just pass Fort Buchanan onto the road to Guaynabo, Look for the twin tower entrance of El Cofre.

OAD

feet and about seven and a half

i

Sit in

stage.

eB

rising

and

VE

a circular

floor

he

with

dance

{

AE

llera)

'

Ath. AIOEEO

different atmosphere. A converted Cock Fighting Pit ( Ga-

'

1]

| |

5 j |

nh

Spend your evening in a truly

t

GR AERA

ge radar located at Pico del Este and a control center located on the on the station. Work project starts immediately. The surveillance radar will be at an elevation of about 3500

|

for the hospitality a group “during our © | | visit” here. praised the

carried

out by

the

work

z ©)

local

@)

Boy Scout chapter and made = | special mention of the work of | Andrés Salas as executive of- ‘| ficer of the local Council.

|

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te et er get ape

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sashes

amare

Device Destroyi ng Hydrogen Missile Over Country Firing ~t Is Reported In. The Works)

No

sources

It said this way: Madar curvature a rocket COWS... WN)

were

the

quoted.

system

would work

left its. launching pad. Impulses then would explode the missile’s hydrogen warhead over the country which fired the. rocket. “This fantastic development a profound

effect on

the

a

flat ‘out

research

program

‘e

\ é

ba

fo

‘perfect the instrument. Details of how it works are top secret. If the present assessments of its capa-

bilities are realized it means that

the H-bomb

formed

rocket has been trans-

into the most

my bottle of

devastating

boomerang in history.” The newspaper asserted

scientists.

MUERTOS

will have

whole balance of power between East and West and on the disarmament negotiations,’’ _ the Standard said. “The government has ordered

tase eee mmm neeemny oh

The. London

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LONDON. nep

Evening . Standard. says - British scientists. are working. on a radar device to blow up hydrogen missiles over a country firing them. The - newspaper pictured this system, when perfected, as capable of causing fearful boomeranging punishment to any aggressor. Official quarters were -skeptical} about the report. The Defense Ministry. indicated the Standard was talking about a development still a long. way off. The ministry added: ‘‘How far developments in this field have gone cannot be discussed on the grounds of. security.” — The newspaper, published by Lord Beaverbrook, carried a banner headline: ‘‘H-Bomb Buster.”

are working

Soviet

toward

a

similar goal with an operational deadline of 1965. Knowledge of ‘the Soviet efforts was called the final factor, in the British government’s

beams. bent over. the decision to abandon its costly of the earth would detect 2,500 mile ballistic missile, the missile sShorily after it Blue Streak.

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THE SAN JUAN

STAR —

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The this

West saved

Four

of

with the lead at the very trick. South did exit. with a

Declarer was forced and when West took

three

no

trump

drew

opinion

doesn’t

count

for

much

to the

CHY DEAR TORCHY: A guy moves his lips when reads

who isn’t

for

two

22 HORIZONTAL l.early America

hand.

In he

cloth 12. garland

understand

*

the

basic

princi-

envelope to care of this

order for him is repeating

to understand, the words to

himself. If this bothers you, suggest he take a reading course offered in

many

adult

education

pro-

(poetic) 14. chemical _ suffix 15. symbol! for gallium

grams sponsored by high schools and colleges. A simple phone call to the nea college will i

16. corded fabric

him

18. performed 20. stalk of grain

where_

~ £0.

by Bob Barnes

THE BETTER HALF

40. Christmas . 41,8 unit of

explorer of North

necessarily a nit-wit, but he’s reading at the small-child level.

17. toward

- 23.fruit stone 24. capital of Samoa 26. head

covering 27. gambling game 28. American

reasons

rounds

|

king, declarer was down one. Quite a sad ending to such a nice

hearts

best-known to North. He had a balanced hand with heart support (which he had announced: by his raise of hearts) and he had no right to bid the game in hearts. To add insult to injury, South was defeated in four hearts and he has nine cash tricks in no trump. To be sure, the hand is unlucky to be defeated in four hearts but why trust to luck when there is a sure thing about? West had to be very careful or he would not have defeated the game contract in hearts. The bidding led West to think that it was unwise to, lead away from any holding so he chose a trump lead.

Declarer

crazy. My dad says it’s a. sign that the .guy is a nit-wit. My dad's

6. military title 11, cotton

ed, self-addressed William Seamon in newspaper.

There is nothing more aggravating than a partner who takes charge of the bidding for no reason at all. North rescued South

from

reads?

with does drives me

general

30. one who loses

31. blow horn 3Z. young horse

‘33. to writhe 35. most ‘ loathsome 38 whetstone

energy

42, wooden

shoe

44, knock 45. Freudian

term 46.a play on words a7. at

VERTICAL 1, Mohammedan title 2. symbol for aluminum 3. large 4. South American wood sorrels

49. musical -revolutione ist

venerate

7. again

52. wingfooted

8.native

matter —— somebody put starch in your bath water?”

of

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NRIRIEIS CIAID)S |

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lake

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pronoun phrased watch chain reprimanded

37. lukewarm

39. former Chief Justice of U.S. Supreme Court

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(colloq.)

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of N.Y. 55, frozen

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a

of

Japan

34. former governor

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passages

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chemist

note

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JYIKFA FSAUBKY. PAST;

POOR

RG FAST-

to

exit

with

a

small

TN

chose

A

trumps ending in dummy. A small club was now played and declarer played the jack from his hand as West won the king. West wisely

club.

third

club

which

now

BEETLE

played

was

West clubs

conand

a small

dia-

eR

South

RAR IN ASPET

a

taken by West's nine. tinued with the ten of South trumped it.

BAILY

YOUR

FIRST

ASSIGNMENT MOP

THE

IS TO

FLOOR

USED TO SUCH LOWLY 22 TASKS. I WAS MEANT FOR MUCH HIGHER

I HOPE THERE ARE OPPORTUNITIES TO WORK MY WAY UP IN THIS

OUTFIT

I GUESS IT COULD BE ARRANGEP

, 22.1090, King Featuren yndicite Inc, World rightareserse

played

UU

East played the queen as declarer won the ace. Declarer now hoped that the club suit divided and

AT RE NR

lead:

he

retes from him. Please answer in your column so everyone can see it.—TOR-

To

Opening

when

féllow I’m going and honestly, it

him next

ples of BRIDGE—TODAY, you may want to read William Seamon’s leaflet of that title. You may obtain it by sending a stamp-

East Pass Pass

person

however; he doesn’t like my boy friend because he borrows cigar-

xe

North 2H 4H

a

the day because if West had held the queen, declarer would saddle

spade. finesse

West Pass Pass Pass

lips

What

when

BEET

the ace and queen— this

his

5

Dita tee

re-

mean

e

LANDERS:

Sb celiac

and

diamond.

ANN

it

moves

king

even-

TES

does

small

em-

definition

*

diamond and East overtook West’s nine with the jack and returned a

The bidding:

the

a week”

himself

i

South played dropped his

by

times

get

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easily

DEAR

dummy's

with

girl “several

could

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to

turned

ried

man mar-

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the same. A married. continues to see an-un

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Seamon

just who

Sel ARON

William

Both sides vulnerable South deals

South 1H 3 NT Pass

YZ

bans is right and you are Wrong. I suggest that he eut it out,

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CROSSWORD - - - By Eugene Sheffer

goes out several times a week, means intimacies between a marwith an unmarried girl that he band is right and you are wrong, So, your husworks with —even if there is not .the spouse.

DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please settle an argument that’s been causing a lot of trouble between my husband

ET AOE SE

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Friday; April 22, 1960:

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The Ramey Air Force Base Airmen Wives Club will pay a sightseeing trip to San Juan this Saturday, with a tour around the old city, then have lunch as guests of Mayor Dona Felisa

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making

capital.

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fall

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of

Nereidas Room in La Concha Hotel this Sunday.. .Visiting Trudy- Mohrmann, secretary to

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by

RENE

Director:

Marques Dramatizes A Conflict

MARQUES

JOSE

LACOMBA’

By PEDRO JUAN SOTO . The Third Puerto Rican Thea-

CAST Michelin.

VICTOR

Friday, The

provocative

unfaithful

actors

MATIENZO:

METRO:

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Dog

a

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the

Ship

Commandments

Juan

La

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Nino

Azul

(“A Blue

the

the

Para

Boy

For

the

which opened Tapia Theatre.

story

of

Smiley

and

his

nes

addition,

the

fate

the. play

of

the

father

a

professor

who

a

had

very

husband,

love

father.

and

he

Then,

powerful,

and

poetic

who

has

feels on

his

his

fa-

ironic,

play

shown,

‘that

around

he

the

perspicacity,

the final contrived

to

and

time

his

way

theatre.

Dramatic

effective

dialogue,

a little too even appear

leave the island ‘becauseof mato some people. rital and: political trouble, after presumptuous serving eight years in prison. José Manuel Lacomba’s direcshows much competence He, however, is ever-present | tion to Michelin, whose very poetic in the more realistic scenes of imagination permits him to with- the play, but somehow fails to stand his mother’s neglect, his invoke the proper mood when schoolmates’ mockery, and the it comes to passages imbued

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the Puerto Rican Theatre born in Catafio. He has a

bachelor’s degree from Long Island University, and Columbia University -Teacher’s College. He is the

a master’s author of

(1956), a book of short stories about New York Puerto Ricans; (1959), a novel about the military on Vieques; El Huesped,

from Spiks

Usmail a play

produced in 1956 by the Ateneno Experimental Theatre. A forthcoming novel, Ardiente Suelo, Fria Estacién, will be published in the fall. Soto

works

as a writer of film scripts

Division of Community and in New

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and

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Last night’s play political note. While

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Castillo,

time

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supervision

effects.

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scene is and may

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again,

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is

her

Un Nino Azul Para Esa. Sombra, slightly influenced by Miller’s “Death of a Salesman,” is

wife,

well-to-do, lonely and bewildered offspring they beget.

Michelin’s

to

a tree—

birthday, he discovers ther’s real whereabouts.

Mercedes, it dramatizes the corflict between Puerto Rican desire for independence and the present push toward annexation. In

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Michelin,

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st Hou SCS ANTILLES

GUEST

Miramar,

with

HOUSE,

nice

ocean

in

lovely

view.

Near

Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool, new furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Social

Security

804. 4th Floor. Vesa. 2-6769 1174

Building,

Ponce

Apartment

de

Leén

401-402,

Mrs. UF

ISLAND HOUSE -— 1017 Ashford — Condado ocean front. Private stairway to beach. New, informal. Sun terrace facing sea. Spacious, modern aircon-

ditioned

rooms.

RATES: cluding 2-1779.

$14 $18 complete

SPECIAL

SUMMER

daily, double, inbreakfast. Call

ASHFURD MOUSE Guest House. 1120-1122 Ashford Avenue, Condado. Rooms and efficiency apartments. Maid service. Al! screened. with air conditioning

Hot water Some Best hotel and

residentia! section, Beach facilities. Special arrangements for couples travel ing together. One block from La Concha and Condado Beach GHotels. Personal Guided

2-7927.

tours.

Mrs.

Telephones

Annie

De

3-6231

Mauret,

and

Manager.

THE DUFFY’S have remodeled charming, old beach home, and now offer Tooms, ali with private bath, some with private patio, some air condittoned. One minute to beach and bus. From

87.50

ingle,

$10.

double.

All

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include complete breakfast. {sla- Verde Road, near San Juan Intercontinental. CON 90144, 9-0532. oF

SAN JUAN GUEST dOUSEEnjoy breakfast and drinks on your private terrace in. delightful continental-run guest house close to “Under The Trees”, and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion Court, corner of McLeary Member Caribbean Tourist Association. Telephone 3-1317.

702

UF

1158 MAGDALENA Suite Apartment. Newly decorated and furnished, with large living and diningroom, airconditioned bedroom for two, kitchen and private bath. Located in Condado section one block from La Concha Hotel. Private entrance. Daily & weekly rates. Call Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356. 1102 55 HOUSE, 606 Olimpo Santurce, Centrally

located. Single and doubl tions with private bath, some air ditioned. Rates from $4. single. Cruthirds, 953

d conMrs.

2-3994. UF

HOTEL LUQUILLO — OCEAN VIEW RESTAURANT. On the ocean, Double rooms,$7 3 minutes from the famous beach of Luquillo. Puerto Ricas and costinentas

AUNT (amily

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|o,

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AIR

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OFFICE EQUIPMENT FILING painted

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Real Esta te Corner

3-0834.

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

UF

TAFT

GUEST

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HOUSE

—

with

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Taft

53.

Each

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COLONIAL GUEST Avenue, Miramar,

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SAN ANTONIO GUEST HOUSE - One Tapia Street. Ocean Park, San Juan. Rooms with private bath, airconditioned. 5 minutes from Airpert. Beautiful swimming beach. Good restaurants within watking distance. Breakfast served.

Escort. Con-

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

well

927

TRADE

MODERN

FT.,

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ype tenements reentes BEAUTIFUL

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$3

VACUUM

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OR

1560

RENT

.

1258

IMPROVEMENT

SALE

FOR

tilated, dry. light, concrete building, with concrete paved parking lot. In commercial area of Santurce, 10 meters from Ponce de Leon, Stop 16-1/2. Phone

area. 2 natural

ocean,

804

WAREHOUSE

427

FOR

422

WAREHOUSES

Duncan,

EL YUNQUE acres, each with

and

423

ALTAMESA

Santurce,

HOME

AQUEDUCT HILL —- ‘luxury house, four airconditioned bedrooms, four baths. Picture window view livingroom. Two terraces Servant’s quarters. 15 rooms. Hansing ground floor convertible into three additional bedrooms. Acre land, room for pool. Owner leav-

BUCARE

KITTS

Miramar. 1024

SALE

AT

ST.

Hotel, excellent condition, for sale. Also 1,000 acres of miscellaneous property, some plantaticns, all suitable hotel or cottage colonies. On beaches, roads some near airport. Write Simmons, Be-

screened

reservations

completely equipped Beach, three minutes

Telephone

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

6-0951.

LOTS

UF

ed, fia

for

Santurce.

or

Payroll

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

and _— shopping

Mrs.

SUREAU:

426

corner

425

2-9334

bungalows, at beautiful Vaciatalega Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangrejos Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone for

floor.

Guards,

ANSWERING

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,

one

1175,

NEVIS

2-8138

Third

FLOOR

425 FURNISHED

Rico.

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competent Agency itn Latin Night Patrols, Bodyguards,

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RENT

1278

apart-

Ds+<ngton,

Puerto

BUREAUS

fidential Investigation. 1072 Fern4ndez quncos Ave. Tel. Santurce 2-282, Caguas

available. New ‘building, screened. Located Hipoaromo 652. For information, Centro Tecnico Esteva, telephone 2-5856.

423

avenues. Telephone 2-3940, Juncos 635, Apt. 3.

CLiving-diningCall

of

Leon, PM.

center, nice cool rooms with all privileges. Reasonable rates. Margarita 51 corner Humacao, Rio Piedras. For 'n-

kitchen,

1274

Hot

Respectable

Juan

The most America.

20, Santurce. Centrally located. Airconditioned. Parking, private sanitary installations, seven divisions of different sizes, flourescent lamps. Rent reasonable, established by Rent Control Board

private bath, hot telephone, cooking

service. San

FOR

1249

built-in

equipped

kitchen.

Across

NEAR

423

3

couple.

1255

isolated, by the sea: screened, kitchen and or longer. patio. Rent by day. weekend Call Porter Bibb, 3-8400. after 5 PM. LOS ANGELES —modern, completely

share

for

FURNISHED ROOM, water, screened,

3-2361.

1295

ROOMS

CONTINENTAL

1500 SQ. FT. office space available, Stdp

Stop 15. Fernandez floor, apartment 5.

family atmosphere. 625 Ponce de telephone daytimes 3-0747, 7-10 2-7801. Ask for Mr. Gautier. 1275

quarters, 2 car garage. Information 9-0215. 428

phone

or

SPACE

428

FURNISHED

DETECTIVE

POOLS

BIKINI POOLS, Puerto Rico’s oldest and mest experienced pool builders, uses only reinforced concrete and al) copper filtering system. These materials br forever. For free estimates, call -5003. \ 1156 $11

RENT

1309

furnished

Cupey.

separate

cement drive-

FOR

june, restaurants. Juneos 1008. third Mrs. Angie Zack.

Sagrado

Santurce.

large estate containing available for. rent to

and

1256

BEACH

3-3800

12 aa

garden

bedrooms,

COMFORTABLE, FURNISHED ROOM, suitable gentleman. Near shopping bus

8-1697.

COMFORTABLE

one

Ist.

BEACH HOUSE two bedrooms,

RENT

section.

good

Oct.

425

trance,

$125. 6-0738. Sanchez Valencia. Hato Rev 427

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55

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private

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ee

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oor

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No.6 Elena S&t., Efficiency apartrooms —~

Manager.

architect, >

at less

than

$7.50

per

meter

for

fast

turnover.

monthly

Telephone

510

CUPEY fora

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b

land left for pool. Good planted. Less

home

meters. with

Robert

Tschudin,

3-5315

of

423

Realtor

TELS.

Space

plenty

garden and swimming orange grove already than $5.00: per meter.

1262

air-

facilities. For or write to Santurce.

weekly,

your

SANTA MARIA — 1489 square meters of first rate land, facing northeast. Near good schocls and supermarkets. Telephone lines pass property. Priced

HOUSE

beach, Ocean ments

conditioned.

HOUSE restaurants,

terrace,

conditioned rooms. Cooking information, phone 2-9352 Box 12384 Loiza Station, 1251 .

1159

rates

EASTER is a time for new hats, new shoes, new houses. It’s a fine time to do something about that very personal, very

3-6535

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, April 22, 1960

19

CLASSTFLEDS CONTINENTAL

Public

FURNITURE

SALE

WHY ‘A pasmant

USED CAR? With $275 down and $44 monthly, installments, own a brand new, economical 1960 FIAT. Just call 3-5190, or pay us a

Stenographer servicing La Concha, San Juan Imtercontinental, others, local transient Typing, shorthand, briefs, manuscripts, reports. Hourly rates. IBM Electric. 1120 Ashford Ave., Apt. D-4, Muriel Eddy, 2-8735. 1231

FOR

visit

at

Ponce

Martorani

de

are

Leon

Motors,

Avenue,

(opposite

Stop

Lottery

Inc.,

1402

20,

San.

Building).

86

518

EFFICIENT,

fast

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166

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Go

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the

Juan Star on established routes. are over 12 years of age, phone Ext. 1247

61,

Miss

1957 DELUXE PLYMOUTH station wagon, Excellent Motor completely overhauled. er. Call 8-1134. After 6 PM

into

high

com-

MEN

Union

Supermarket,

MOVING

heavy construction and housing. Also qualified ag architects’ representative or Building inspector. Age 46, Puerto Rico three years, Write to Engineer — P.O. Box 42, Rio Piedras, Puerto 423

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

—

FEMALE

attractive position GIRL FRIDAY — in modern, air-conditioned office. General office work... diversified. High hourly rate of pay. For interview, apply Room 210, El Imparcial Building. 3272 UF

HELP

WANTED

MALE

YOUNG MEN, 18-24, the Collier Corp. will train you to sell if you are presentable and willing to learn. C lete training, equipment and car) furnished at our cost. Call Mr. Jay, 3-8488, 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. Trainees start at $75.00 (Guaranteed draw). 3310 428 EXPERUNCED

ARCHITECT

or

archi-

tectural draftsman. Call G. D. McDade, 3-4759, between 1 PM and 5 PM. 3304 427 WANTED — ONE chef, and one cook, 4 first class waiters. Enquire El Morro Restaurant, Tanca 203, Old San Juan. Must bring written references. 1285 426 I HAVE an excellent sales training to work

job for

book

$150

company.

Spanish 1238

not

Earm

necessary.

for you — international per

Hato

PERSONEL class firm,

located in San Juan vicinity, |has openings for men over 25 years of age with a motor transport background. ExcelJent rate of pay. If you are about to be discharged or are a veteran and are planning to make Puerto Rico your don’t

resume

to

miss

Box

Q,

this

opportunity.

The

San

Juan

Send

Star.

1219

U

MAIDS

8-0100

Fdz.

or

Juneos

8-2107.

Write

8181,

Station.

3245,

422

SPORTS

& FOREIGN

423

4. Very good MORGAN Plus — mechanical condition. Needs a_ little body work. Properly tuned up, this hittle bomb will beat anything in its class in Puerto Rico. $1495. Call Bikini Pools, 6-5003. 1273 425

1957

2%

ton

truck

and

T.V.

Call

old.

|

ten Call

terrace

safes.

quired G, San 1284

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SALES

&

FT.

14

CABIN

ft.

AETIC-KAR auto air conditioners for all cars, foreign and American. Good prices, financing, parts and service. Factory mechanics. Dealers requested. Inquire at Mediavilla’s Machine Shop, quiaueya 53, Stop 28, Hato Rey. Tel. UF

in

Phone 1277

55

FOR

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

APPLIANCE MARQUEZ

CRUISER 4-1/2

ft.

built

N.

J.

draft,

by

Mor-

SHOP

in

in

1938;

Twin

forecastle

new.

Price

all

makes washers, dryers, dishwashers, electrie ramges, and gas stoves. Same day service. Guarantee on parts. Call 8-1804 or 21012.

1279

UF

WATCH ONE cleck

YEAR

57 —

Attractive

$25,000. For details Juan Star (Box 4187

wo-

a

write Box San Juan). 56

PROPERTY

Excellent

for

location.

year,

‘can

sale

Rents

be

or

over

increased

sleeps

to

secured

second

mortgages

11%.

For 519 419

1265

521

&

WATER TEMPEITE

fices,

restaurants,

prices, highest quality.

ete.

For

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR

what

electrical

Rebuild

V

bed

of-

For RoSan

426

PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT (Priced for quick sale). 4x5 graphic view, monorail camera. Holders, flash, 3 lens, case, tripods Federak 4x5 cold light enlarger, with lens. Roto 24 inch dryer, timer, cutting board. $350.00 or best offer. 9 cubic feet Cold Spot refrigerator. $100. 39 inch pedestal telescopic fan — $60. H—6B or H-8B San Patricio. 425

—

Conversa-

tional courses in Spanish, French, English. Classes day and night. Call 2-3542. 1355 Ponce de Leén Avenue, Second Floor, Stop 19, Santurce. 1091

on

all watch

European’

maker.

outlook

new

funds

on

and

craftsman,

ADDRESS? 4 Iglesias St. (North) Mayaguez, Puerto Rico

TELEPHONE?

OF COURSE!

TEL. 1414 @ @ @ @

MOVING STORAGE PACKING CARGO and

The end

FROM

U. S. Locol

MALABE XPRESSO

LINES INTO

307 Sen

Son Agustin Juan, P. R.

Tel. 3-3338

The San Juan Star

47

Bergen

Brooklyn,

‘§@a@¥s;

or around

Punta

William Las

A: Gruen,

Marias.

27

Phone

425

4am

Valencia Baxt Express, Inc.

‘HOSPITAL SUPPLIES THE eee TT i SUPPLY COMPANY offers complete dispensary supplies and equipment, First aid & Oxygen kits. Protective oes and equipment. Laboratory supplies and equipment. Thermometers, masks, rubber goods. Every thing for physicians, hospital and patients. 317 Fortaleza St.. San Juan 25511, 3-3102. 133 — UF

Agents for

North American Van Lines, Inc. 541 Fernandez Juncos — Telephone 3-3900 — Puerto Rico 89 Broadway,

New

York —

Digby

4-7940

of

THE

St. N.

Y.

54

Around the Block

20) very

life.

office

WHAT'S

TO

Puerte Rico’s onty certified master watch Caoba,

invest

MAY AGUEZ

FOR ALL

CLASSES

Feb.

MALABE XPRESSO

3-8400

427

IDIOMAS

The

UF

in excellent condition and ready for presentation Handcrafted by Puerto Rican artists On display Instituto de Cultura. Call 3-5762.

car-

better

(Feb. 20 tq March

or

rosy

PROFESSIONAL MARIONETTE Theatre (portable), scenery, props, amplifier, tape recorder, marionettes Equipment

Tiages, insert teeth, etc. Attachments ef all kitids designed and build. All types sewing machines repaired. 29 year’s experience. WM. PEARCE, CALLE L, Final, Phone Caguas 2675.

in

change of of depres-

NEW YES IT IS !!! WHAT?

FOR SALE —One Dart Kart, two West Bend “700” Engines. Call Hogan, Ponce 2-4931 1297 423

1287

matters

permit a depressed comrade to throw cold water on your some-

SALE

1292

the

sensible today. Also, be wiser with expenditures for pleasures or entertainment. P. M. do not

5 year guarantee.

261

extravaare

feelings. Be cheerful. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to

PISCES

Lowest

Smaller ‘home models available. information and prices: Comercial driguez Umpierre, Fortaleza 351, Juan. 2-0962.

financial

Budget

COOLERS

WATERCOOLERS-

factories,

being

pleasures

spruce up, clean surroundadd art objects, etc. Later,

MA-

— Repair, rebuild setflat circular & fullpins, bushings, do

DE

profit-

without

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19) First peruse your paper, then off with a trusted friend to the investigations so important to you right now. Also. look into some interesting new outlet. P.M. clear up those dull chores quickly.

PHONE

SEWING

CHINE SERVICE up samples on fashioned. Make

EINSTITUTO

share

to

influences.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to ins Replace old furniture with

sed

422

KNITTING MACHINE TECHNICIAN

work.

to

to

order, too P.M. a attitude can rid you

423

PATTY PEASE School of Painting. Daytime classes in portrait, landscape, and still life. $10. a month. Register nowlimited to 5 students per class. Telephone 2-8927 for further information.

KNITTING