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DAILY
Vol.
I
No. 147
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‘San Juan, Punto Rico, Saturday, April 23, 1960
Second-class at
San
postage
pald
Prerte
Rico
Juan.
Tel. =
Hope ls Fading For 3
rom Capsized TMT Three Rescued From Ill-Fated Ship‘s Raft By HORST BUCHHOLZ Hope of finding three missing crewmen from the illfated TMT Lloyd faded late last night as Coast Guard, Marine Corps and Navy aircraft abandoned their search
for the men off Culebra island for the night.
Three survivors from the+— capsized 33-ton trailer vessel, including its skipper An-
drés
Villanueva,
Powell Tax ~ Trial Ends In Jury Deadlock
expressed
fear that their mates had found a watery grave when their ship turned over a few hours after midnight yesterday. However, Coast Guard cutter 83400, out of San Juan, late last night stood by the desolate TMT keel
NEW
Lloyd, still afloat with its up. And the Coast Guard
was preparing to resume search at dawn today. Missing were tagnes, 28, of
ry
THE
SURVIVORS—Half
of
their three missing mates. -Carrasquillo, crewman, and
“a
crew
of
the
capsized
TMT
Lloyd
ponder
the
fate
of
They are, from left, Angel Luis Pérez, engineer; Severo captain Andrés Villanueva. (STAR photo by José Garcia)
Capsized TMT’s Fate In Doubt By HAROLD
J: LIDIN
bor
An unknown destiny awaits the TMT Lloyd, the motor-vessel that capsized before dawn yesterday due to undetermined causes and sent three crewmen fate. .
“Enroute ship last
to an unknown
toward the night from
foundered San Juan
plowed the seven-knot tugboat Eureka, property of the Porto” Rico
or
in
its
approaches
and
be-
come
a navigational hazard. Musing Over Tragedy Aboard the tugboat, and ail along San Juan’s waterfront fast night, harbor men mused over the tragedy of the Lloyd. No one, not even the ship’s 22year-old skipper; Andres Villanueva, could offer a convincing explanation
of
why
the
97-ton
Lighterage Co. A spokesman for motor vessel flipped to port, and the firm said he ‘“‘couldn’t predict” spilled its crew and cargo into what would be done with the the fairly calm sea. Lloyd but mentioned the -posibility it might be beached on near-by
Culebra.
Another
the Coast
Guard
guess
was
might
that
sink it by
gunfire.
But the Lloyd will not be towed ¢o either San Juan or Charlotte Amalie for fear that the 65-foot vessel
might
sink
inside
the
har-
The
version
Villanueva
to
given
by
reporters,
Captainf
from
his
hospital bei at the Public Health Clinic, was! that the Lloyd sprang a bad leak, the ship listed, a con-
tainer van on deck broke its lashings, and its free-wheeling weight
tilted the ship into the sea. “The pumps worked but couldn’t
Highway Deaths Now 115 One person was killed and | 13 others injured in two auto accidents teported yesterday. The
| 1
death
raised
the
highway
fatality toll for the year to 115. In Vega Baja, José Serrano Pantojas, 65, was killed on Rd. »
Km.
34,
crossing
the
street
, hear his home. He was struck by a car driven by Jaime L. Velez Canaval, who
was with
charged in involuntary
district court homicide and
released in $1,000 bail. In San’ Sebastian, 11
workers, riding en by Ramon
49,were ly—when
in a truck drivRodriguez Diaz,
injured—none_ the
truck
with a station wagon
Pedro Acevedo
sugar
seriouscollided
driven by
Molina, 46.
handle nueva
the rush recalled.
the ship had Early
of water,’’ Villa‘‘In 15 minutes
capsized.” Version
Different
But earlier in the day, shortly after 11 a.m. yesterday, skipper Villanueva
allegedly
gave-.a
dif-
ferent version of the disaster. In that earlier account, the captain reportedly said that the ship was
smashed
broadside
by a wave
which whirled up from treacherous cross-seas. Then the cargo
(See
TMT
FATE,
Page
24)
lke, De Gaulle Talks, Review World Issues WASHINGTON
(AP)
—
Pre-
sident Eisenhower East-West problems
reviewed with Char-
les de ‘Gaulle, after French President a
giving the ceremonial
reception
yesterday
and
ed afterward it was good conversation.”
report-
a
A spokesman for the French soldier-statesman
“very tall said
he also was pleased with the initial, 70-minute talk in their (See DE GAULLE, Page 24)
Piedras;
engineer
more
ed
hearty
of
Villanueva
shock
but
both
he
meal,
most
this
a the
others were pronounced in condition and sent home.
good
for that Caribair-plane 306
we from
flashed word back at International Air-
port, who in turn alerted the Coast Guard. By that time the drifting on the raft
A
Coast
trio had been for six hours.
Guard
amphibious
plane,
already
in
routine
mission,
sped
to
of
the
and,
since
none
the’ air the
on
a
scene,
men
ap-
peared in immediate danger, decided not to go down on the water but to alert a Marine helicopter. The Vieques-based copter began
the rescue operation about 10 a.m. lifting the men to the craft with hoist lines, one by one. An hour and a half later they were in
safety at Isla Grande. Captain Villanueva, acting (See CAPSIZED, Page 24)
Judge Frede-
hours. of a verdict, strength as
Congressman
and
from
to be unre-election under in-
is regarded of
reelection
as
al-
again
5l-year-old
Negro
was
charged with falsifying the 1951 income tax return of his wife, Pianist Hazel Scott. She was not involved
in
the
case.
Conviction on the charge could meant
a
prison
sentence
have seriously affected Powell's career: There was no immediate indi-
cation whether Powell.
San Juan to St. Thomas discovered the three on raft about 9:15, immediately to the FAA
ju-
verdict.
year.
have
ence,” Villanueva said. “It all happened so fast. And if it hadn’t might not be here.” Caribair’s. flight No.
ended
of up to five years, which might
‘Harrowing Experience’ “It was a harrowing experi-
been
24
certain
The
show-
and
a
absence political
dictment
and Ser-
after
reach
Harlem was expected diminished. He won two years ago while
10:45 a.m., flown
dispensary.
signs
than
Democratic
Pe-
crewman of Santa
The trio was plucked from a bobbing raft four miles east of their capsized ship by a Marine
vice
trial
a deadlocked
district
Angel
into Isla Grande Airport taken to the Public Health
Repre-
Powell's
rick Bryan dismissed the eight women and four rien on the jury after they had been out for In the Powell's
Luis
evasion to
Captain VillaMango St., Rio
rez, 23, of Coamo, and Severo Carrasquillo, 43, Maria, Vieques.
helicopter about
unable
—
Clayton
with
Federal
Mate Santos MonPatillas, and two
were of 829
tax
yesterday
the
(AP)
Adam
income
crewmen, Roberto Cruz, 38, of Luquillo, and Felix Serrano, 32, of San Juan. Rescued nueva, 22,
YORK
sentative
: as
from of
the when
government it
will
re-try
Venezuelan
|
Revolt Leader ls Captured | CARACAS, Venezuela Peasaats armed with yesterday captured Castro Leon, leader day’s pocket revolt
(AP) — machetes Gen. Jesus of Wednesin western
Venezuela, the government announced. Castro Leon was dressed as a peasant. He was cornered at Cedralito, a village in Tachira (See VENEZUELAN, Page 24)
oa
— Satarday, April 23, 1960
STAR
“PHE SAN: JUAN
2
oO n Traffic
Judiciary Bod y To Aid Courts By
virus
causing
the
Luis justice
the
1955.”
polio
outbreak
Secretary
Guillermo Arbona
of
Dr.
can
ports
the
construction
church
on
the
site
a
for small
the
Blessed Virgin Mary is alleged to have appeared to three children of San Felipe borough, April 8. : Although local Catholic priest, Rev. Julio Diaz Caneja, has not approved this venture, many of those who claim seeing the ap-
parition afterwards, are determined to build the church. Faiher Caneja termed the so called
apparition,
and
has
‘‘a
refused
visit Velvedera
foolishness,”
invitations
to
(where
ihe
Virgin appeared) to sanctify site with holy water.
the
y®
sector
A BATCH OF PROBLEMS—Governor Mufioz Marin met
with his newly formed Traffic Committee yesterday noon. Here he takes a look af some of the recorded traffic prob-
lems which police Superintendent Ramén Torres Braschi,
Looking on, from left, right, brought to the meeting. are Ramén Gelabert, president of the Public Service ComLizardi, Secretary of Public mission, and Francisco (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.) Works.
coast
, possibility
where
directly
at
his
Six
For Arroyo Shrine
funds of
bureau
to
the
ment.
Police
i
-Torres
Braschi,
ob-
the transit
Depart-
Lizardi
and
Ramon Gelabert, president of the Public Service Commission, met with Governor Muioz yesterday at La Fortaleza to discuss
re-
other
methods
traffic
problems.
of
combatting
li-man comCourt Judge
Association
Its Ri-
President
Lt. Manuel Castellanos, Arropolice chief, also denied the
apparitions. of the “It's all an optical illusion,’ he said. personally Lt. Castellanos maintains order at Velvedera. During his night watches, he is often seen projecting his flashlight into the white cotton blanket above the altar, where Virgin Mary’s silhoutte is said
to appear
each
night
after
a
or
in
apparitions.
image
An from have
and site
I
10
Virgin
p.m.,
the
Violeta
the
says
Rivera,
she
blessed
10,
saw
and
mother
on
April 8, along with her brother, Victor Luis, 14, and neighbor, Jose A. Martinez, 17, the Virgin will be visible “for long time.”
:
‘
“Fhose who believe, have more chance to see my Blessed Virgin than those Violeta says.
who
do
dining and
include
not,”
lawyers
Hiram
ComBeleof
Carlos
Torres
TO VISIT HERE — President Sukarno of Indonesia is expected to visit Puerto Rice about
V.
While
the
island
judiciary
the
mo-
Ramon
the Senate a sweeping which, among. other
transfer
reau from department ment.
the
the Public to the Police
Secretary
of
Sunday night, Rico Puerto
Works
Maria
Sanroma,
concert
at
4:30
south east winds 10 to 15 knots. YESTERDAY’S TEMPERA-
renown-
p.m.
TURES: High 86
tomorrow
at the Institute of Culture in old San Juan. The public is invited: e
Sunday
46,
All Night Pharmacy Fernandez Jurcos 1304 Santurce Tel. 3-5169 Doctors
on
Night
at.9:45
partly
Duty
and
‘TIDES
assistance .
Puerto Nuevo — Caparra Dr. Ivan Banuchi M-10 Repto. Metropolitano Tel. 6-4283 Mumacao . Dr. Raul Yumet
Tel. 97
Det
Open every night from 7:00 PM.
De
Allow your favorite maitre d’ NINO
Tel
/e
San Juan Ponce Mayaguez Fajardo
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Diero
8-142%
Fajardo
a
40f
San
Caguas
to delight you with his specialties.
SANYJUAN
Podriatrist FOOT
INTERCONTINENTAL
1419
Fernéndez
Stop 21 —.
a.m.
8:40
7:46 7:17 7:44 Tides 2:12 10:45 1:54 2:03
a.m. am, a.m.
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Stop
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Hato.
Rey
It impossible fo locete your M.D.
im emergency the Medical contact for you.
Ave.
3-807? ?
30
2:03 p.m. a.m. a.m. 11:50 p.m. 1:45 p.m. a.m. 1:52 p.m. a.m.
Tel. 6-0262 or 6-2222 Ext. 20
experience
Phone ee
Lew
p.m.
7:53
- Chiropodist ||| professional
yeors professional
:
1:26 p.m. 11:08 p.m.
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p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.
1:08 a.m. 1:15: p.m
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Ponce Mayaguez Fajardo
TREATMENTS
a.m.
7:54 8:42 6:47 7:45
Sunday
High
Saturday Dr. Rafaei A. Jimenez Salida para Cayey Tel, 2817 Sunday Dr. R. Lopez Garcia Ave. Central, Urb. El Verde . Tel. 2617
PIMAZZONI
1:15
10:18 a.m. 12:27 p.m.
Ponce Mayaguez
Sunday
.
Tides
Low
.
Juan
San
Fernandes isles a
Saturday High Tides 7:ll.am. 7:22 am. 5:57 a.m. 7:02 a.m.
Terrace.
Comerciu
Calle
Washington
cloudy;
D.C. 79, partly cloudy; Miami 80, partly cloudy; Chicago 82, clear; Forth Worth, Texas 79, coudy; Los Angeles 54, - clear; San Franciseo~54, clear.
Metropolitan Area San Juan - Santurce Rio Piedras — Barrio Obrero Call Tel. 3-2467 for information Saturday
a.m.
“Low 69. soe STATESIDE TEMPERATURES: New York 77, clear; Boston 51, clear; Philadelphia
Emergency Registry and
showers
Saturday and Sunday night; east
ed Puerto Rican pianist, will give a
Saturday
some
with
Sunday
ang
Virgin
the
and
cloudy
Mostly
Island:
Sanroma Gives Concert Jesus
stay.
Ponce: Considerable cloudiness Saturday with a few showers, partly cloudy Saturday and
bu-
Works Depart-
Public
his
Sunday, and Saturday showers partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday night. :
to
proposal things,
transit
of
and Juan San FORECAST: cloudy with Mostly Mayaguez: eceasional showers and thunder
tion. has submitted
length
WEATHER
ture has under study various reforms of present traffic legislaSuperintendent
nor have details of the visit or
been confirmed, on the purpose
ves to streamline administration of the traffic laws, the legisla-
Braschi
14, a Fortaleza spokesman yesterday. The date has net
May said
Rigual,
Augusto Palmer, Federico Rodriguez Gelpi, and Bar Association President Abreu.
Saturday
hele Breast of Capon Azov Pompano Papillotte
‘bers
would
to
who
justices
of the Emilio
Jose Pablo Morales, Jose Perez Rodriguez, Roberto Veray Torregrosa, Ramon Mellado, Jr. and. Jose C. Aponte. Other mem-:
According
girl
Common-
Court
the committee includes judges Guillermo Gil Rivera, chairman;
Police
4
Pepper Steak Nino Saltimbocea Oysters Au Gratin
white
justi-
not participating. The complete membership
Torres
a truly enjoyable evening
Specialties:
take
between
in
val
where
blanket.
heard
10,000 people of the island on this south
For superb gourment
to
the
seven
agreed to creation mittee, with Judge
Crowds of the curious and the faithful area still coming here from all parts of the island, the
explained.
estimated all corners converged
far, at
the
and
cotton
am a practical and realistic man, and therefore, cannot possibly believe in what I don't see,”
Castellanos
of
7:30
7:30.
But
so
look
the
Supreme
Davila,
the Virgin is said to appear. On Good Friday some people swore they saw the blue-robed
The local Police chief has also examined the improvised altar throughout. “It is not that I don't believe
in God
town
close
to the chief
request.
of
wealth
worshippers
raising
Bar
ce
ANTONETTI
begun
of
part of the so-called Judicial Conference, but will render re-
Drive On ARROYO—Local
transfer
to
Manuel Abreu Castillo. ; The committe will function as
Burial services for infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Williams will be conducted this morning at Puerto Rico National Cemetery in Bayamon. The Williams live at 809 Vesta St. Dos Pinos, Rio Piedras.
have
will
Guillermo A. Gil Rivera. membership includes Puerto
Williams’ Infant Burial
RAMON
which
Chairman of the mittee is Superior
Arbona said yesterday. added that up to now
64 cases of polio have been confirmed in the island, which he said is a “relatively small” number. Arbona reported that only 16 cases are hospitalized, and that ihe majority of the remainder have suffered no residual paralysis and have been returned to their homes.
By
reportedly
jected
commend means of improving court procedures to “make the traffic laws more effective.”
of
Health
Lizardo
Negron Fernandez, chief of the Commonwealth
Traffic Problems
}
Francisco
Supreme Court, signed a motion creating a special Committee on
recent
polio outbreak in Puerto Rico has been isolated and identified as Type I, “the same as we had
during
J. LIDIN
The government of Puerto Rico took another step yesterday to curb highway slaughter.
Virus Causing Polio Outbreak Identified The
HAROLD
o
doctor :
DALE =
cell 3-2467 ond Associction wilP
PL
immediately
METZLER
THE SAN: JUAN STAR.
UDEM Members Move For
Non-Conformist
By A
ral
BILL
motion.
submitted
District
morning
in
yesterday injunction
and
of
directors
Dock
of
Employes
(UDEM-AFL-CIO) has been ta- ken under study by Judge Clemente Ruiz Nazario. Anibal Marin, insurgent leader, and five other
members new ing
Union union
have petitioned for the
injunction
under
Labor and
terms
Disclosure
Charging
of
Management that
the’
Report-
Act
of
in
they
the are
nistered
Union a
election,
as
injunction
against
subpoenaed
bers
coercion
who
vances
the
tion. Attorneys
appear
in
court
notified. was the first
le-
lowed
immediately
upon
the
ar-
well
Charges
as
union
an
mem-
previous
directors’
for
to
court-admi-
of-
charges the against Union
brought to
. before
gal move by members of the union, led by Anibal Marin, to reform UDEM. The action fol-
amendment
against
study
his
less previously The petition
‘leaders are failure to secure proper bonding for union funds, withdrawal and disbursement of union funds for officers’. personal use, and the use of threats and
memo-
yesterday, were instructed to appear next Friday, April 29, un-
of the Union’s Constitution pending a new election. Among | other group brought
for
submit
Rafael, Berrios, President of UDEM, and the Union’s board of directors, who had ali been
1959.
Union
Constitution,
seeking
to
grieatten-
union ~ officials
countercharged that the Marin group’s petition neglects to state a specific claim upon which
the court. may act, and that, furthermore, the Federal court Jacks jurisdiction over the subject matter. Judge Ruiz Nazario instructed
of theft
of $28,000
the union’s welfare also been made.
from
fund
have
news.
When
an egg that’s not too. Perhaps. of Urb. Valencia,
is the owner
bly
of.a
rare
duck,
eggRio
indeed.
un-egglike
in
form.
and
contour.
The distinctly eccentric egg is two inches long with a half-inch tubular protrusion on
one
end.
ther
(See
photo,
por
favor,
may
be
dispensed
description
so
that
’Corneta’s
boyfriend
is
fur-
with.)
_- There is some explanation for disfigured offspring, according to
Corneta’s Martinez.
a male-type
turkey.
The last few days Corneta and the turkey have been acting like... like...birds of a feather.
“But ther?”
how
do
skeptics
“IT
saw
putting
the
you
know
asked
them!”
his
they
were
toge-
Martinez.
Martinez
finger
below
his
asserted
firmly,
eye
pulling
and
skin.
with
20,
is
an
interior
decorator,
who
with
another
girl-type
duck,
Martinez said. like eggs.” so
police at
the
yesterday.
Police said they expected to seize 300 before the raid ended. It was “the second raid in the past few days on Langa where 50 Africans were seized Wednesday. The raiders reported seizing a large number of knives, clubs
the
what
“Every
one
them...
just
terinarian.. for a funny,” he said,
odd
egg
from
strange
thorough examination. “but maybe it’s worth
shaped
emerge?
egg
Martinez
“Perhaps an ugly duckling.” Martinez plans to take the
hatch?
If
shrugged:
there
were
rested illegal not
no
egg
to -a
ve-
}”
U. S. Tells Reds Military Secrecy Blocks Arms Pact GENEVA States
—(AP)—
bluntly
told
United
the
yester-
ment sador
day that the Soviet obsession with military secrecy is the major obstacle to a world disarmament
treaty. _In
a
the six-week-old conference disarma- | at “has failed to demonstrate that S. AmbasEaton said the Soviet opposition to effective the free world regards_ Russia’s international control —which has obsessive military secrecy as ‘‘the proved the chief stumbling block in past disarmament negotiations— aggressor’s cloak.” Eaton said the Soviet attitude has changed.”
The
Russia
strongly-worded
speech -to
deadlocked
10-nation
conference, U. Frederick M.
possessing
while the raid Police claimed
incidents.
men will residence
The
ar-
be charged with in the township, the
required
pass
books, and vagrancy. More than 1,500 Africans so far have been seized in these ‘‘cleanout’? raids ‘in the Cape peninsula this week in which Africans have
been summoned to a work strike by the outlawed African National Congress,
PAN AM Jef Grounded By Damage To Wing
AWARD WINNER— William Acevedo, Villa Prades, Rio Piedras, STAR delivery truck driver on the Rio Piedras-Bayamén route, won STAR’S $100 safe driving cash @ward for March. Second prize,
$50, went to Feliciano Davila and third, $25, to Gil Lebrén. Winner’s mames
are
drawn
by
chance
from
among eligible safe drivers. (STAR phote by José Garcia)
UNION
CHURCH 2310
Laurel
St.,
A Pan, American Boeing 707 jet, scheduled to depart for New York Thursday at 9:30 p.m. was grounded when a small hole was found in the aluminum covering of one of the plane’s engines. It was
reported
Church School and Worship Service 9 A.M.
Youth
and
11:00
A.M.
Groups 6:00 p.m.
Phone 3-4197
a Pan
OF SAN JUAN Punta
Les Marias
Donald E. Johnson, Pastor You are welcome at the English serves which Church Speaking people of all faiths.
by
Amer-
ican spokesman that the hole, discovered in a routine pre-flight check, was not of a structural nature. The cause of the damage has not been determined ,the airline.spokesman said. All 109 passengers who were to have left on the flight were transferred to two DC-6’s and flown to New York.
“It’s mo-
’ Even if it’s worthless, Martinez’ friends agreed, he could always write an article for a poultry magazine entitled “The Odd Egg and
and. big stocks of illicit liquor. Seven armored cars patrolled
the Langa streets was in progress.
duck
ney.”
strangely will
of
...
and
the turkey are “pets” that he keeps in his back yard. “Corneta has laid maybe 20 eggs,” Will
ORLANDO MARTINEZ
his ‘parents.
Corneta,
big Langa African settlement near Capetown
|
_The duck, named Corneta (Horn) because she is always squawking and “making a lot of noise,” yesterday laid an egg that is visi-
lives
CAPETOWN (® — Nearly 200 African men and. women were arrested in a big raid by 1,000 and
Piedras,
Martinez,
CapetownRaid soldiers
DINHOFER dog, that’s
man turns up with shaped, that’s news, Orlando Martinez
down
200 Africans Arrested In armed
Egg
By AL man bites
When
rest of the union’s seeretarytreasurer, Guillermo Cid, who has pleaded guilty in -Federal court for embezzlement of more than $1,000 of union funds.
present
ficials have failed to hold union elections this year, as provided
for
parties
randums. Tuesday,
Fede-
an,
officers
Union
both
Court
for
against’ the
REOPELL
3,
Girl Duck Meets Boy Turkey
Injuction Against Chiefs ;
— Saturday, ‘April: 23,°1960
It will be necessary to shut off the water TODAY, Saturday 23 at 8:00 p.m. to continue the cleaning of a 20-inch water main. The shut-off shall affect all our Hato Rey customers on Ponce de Leén Avenue between Bolivia Street and Martin Pena Bridge.
We will make every effort to turn on the water early Sunday morning.
.
San Juan, Puerto Rico April 23, 1960 RAFAEL V. Executive
URRUTIA Director
a
‘SAN‘JUAN' STAR— SAturday, ‘ April‘23, “60
100th Street Makes This ef
is
“Island
the in
sixteenth
the
instalmeni
in
the
STAR’s
to ask the avian” as if she had
serialization
City.”
just
remembered,
kids
see
In the last. three installments, the author has been discusThe Conservatives, a teen-age. predominantly Puerto Rican in Spanish Harlem. After a long history of street fighting under the name “Enchanters,” the gang decided to change its name and its pattern
that
Paramount?
sing gang
of
A Man Of You
The
“Hey,
stage show Fats
other
did
you
at the
pings.
Domino?”
girls shrieked
their
approval.
Sometimes
dressed in style suit,
that
brilliant
movie though—with that band playing that American dance With the aid of several interested groups, the gang opened see the way they new clubhouse where meetings and get-togethers are now held .|Mmusic—you go?” The discussion continues in today’s installment. (“From The girl stepped out on the “Island in the City’ by Dan Wakefield, published by Houghton
wearing
“Yeh,”
said
one,
“and
life.
its
ing beneath the glow of fluor- teen dances with dates may go escent lights made _- colorful J to the hallways too—but not to sing. There is of course no such and dim by crepe-paper wrap-
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1957,
1958,
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night,
which
1959,
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sidewalk, held her arm up stiffly
WAKEFIELD
in fox-trot position, and moved slowly in a wandering box step
every
night, the guys were ‘inside! playing pool beneath the neon | light and the blare of the radio | that drowned the room in the; rhythm of rock'n'roll. The sound | poured out the open door and: onto the street and the side-} walk, where a few guys paced | back and forth in the complicated patterns of idleness, |
sat down in front up
drifted
went
back to
inside,
light.
to
Bobby
boy
sons
with
in to
who
is
seer.
a blue
in
beret,
It is
re-
Negro
the
boy,
who
night.
their
was
They
ways
clubhouse
in
and
several
next , thin:
pacing
passed out
, waist,
on
of
any notice, but this stopped, as if their
as
final
if
that
from
,denly
its
this
ing.
particular
They
all
close
together |tune
harmonized with the song inside. His face in
even-!still
ward
the
note.
bent
down
rock’n’roll lifted and]
concentration
George’s
on
his
to-
underlined ny
the
They
radio
clubhouse
the
block.
memory
already
left! jup
The
music.
balanced club on letting
Kenny,
of
The
the
others
in
who
chewing
on
the
studied
harder
running
man-
on
their
their
The
to of
girls,
after
were
hands
the the
elick
to
the
cement,
the
clubhouse,
more pool
short, “Tiny”
pee,-
gold-skinned whose love
boy
girl had
then Bobbyj promoted several battles in the upward and) past and continual personal fights
the
it. The
rose
with
hum‘
among
rivals,
leaned
against
a
turned into a “doo-ah, doo-ah” ; handsome, half-embarrassed boy, that carried itself ahead, doubled! who in-turn was leaning against back, and concluded, long and{a parked car, and bent down to Jow. The folded paper baton kiss her as she raised her face that
Bobby
held
now
below
his ;in
quick,
teasing
darts
,almost kisses and ,The other girls
Rooms
'On
for
the
stoop
"imminent
that
were
left too soon. didn’t watch.
they
talked
of
terror of school,
the
start-
‘ing the talk in English and often,
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excited, switching
dish and laughter,
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{when
ending
in
to Span-
high,
long
A girl in black toreador
pants
and an orange sweater slipped off the cement stoop and turned
ve
which strips and
present,
but
crowds,
there
was
no
was
shot
and
killed
the
Parish,
fearing
the
the
moment,
around
the
boys’
heads
flashy
piece
rummaged
from
with
a
jewelry
loud and or Latin
rhythm,
the
comes waves
and
always:
time
when one of the girls a hand and four or five
other girls follow in.a line behind her, keeping the complicated steps she leads with, as the rest
of the crowd backs off to watch. The
“meringue”
but fast music
is
a
favorite;
finally stops, and
one of the slow rock’n’roll tunes that drags
in thick, halting
har-
mony fills the room, and the boys are standing by girls. Cou-
ples embrace, and it is then the duty of the attendant minister to see that the practice technique of this dance is “fish” and
the
the
street.
On 100th Street, however, measures were taken to down the crowds, parents brought in as well as police
time,
the
The music blares fast, in rock’n’roll
way
in
to
of
pants,
home.
base-
in
time
fad
set
of
Necking
new keep were and
worse
has
adventures,
the
there
are
turers
is
the
be dangerous,
refuge
for
often
older
strolling
the
roof-tops—
but the kids rarely place to be alone. Whatever the adventure, there
adven-
find another after-the-dance 1s always, at
last, the return to the street; the last place to linger -before going back to tenement room.
an overcrowded Tomorrow there
will be the clubhouse again, and next week, again, the dance. The question among the oldtimers on the block was whether this schedule, when the new routine got old, would be enough to keep The Conservatives con-
servative.
Louie,
featured
boy
a small, from
finely
the _ block,
who left it for the army, already a veteran of the wars of The Enchanters, returned on leave and criticized the old gang—not for turning conservative but rather for not doing it, with more imagination.
Just Sitting Around “This,”
he
judged,
. “is
not~
ing,
come
it
only
is
fish
and
movement
that are, together,
legal,
if the
is in the bodies
in either case, pressed it is grind and the
to
it not
pass
pass
and
anxious
back
to
that
what
had
been. He had almost been ruined in its violence, and left the
offenders will be tapped on the
block
shoulder and
close to prison for his part in a gang-war shooting—a fact quite
ing
asked to start fish-
again.
So goes the evening, from fast, blaring
rhythm
to
slow,.
blaring
fish, and occasional communal singing with the record. At eleven o’clock
it
is
over,
and
the
kids
return to the street. Boys without girls may go to a candy store and gather at the juke box for still
more
music;
some
seek
the
shelter of hallways to work out their own singing arrangements. The Conservatives have their own official singing group, called The Persuaders, and there are many others throughout the neighborhood. The rock’n’roll singing group is the only quick and legal outlet that kids in East Harlem hold as a vision of escape to overnight fame and riches. The
many
teen‘age
to
enlist
groups
that
have suddenly made the list of national record and stage stars all, kept it going and kept it —many of them out of Harlem orderly. There have also been —provide a fabulous goal for shootings at the 100th Street the kids. Much as the boys in canteen in the past, but in the the slums of Spain and Mexico last year all has been relatively gather in dusty lots to practice quiet. A great new factor for the art of the matador with peace has been The Conserva- homemade capes and sticks for tives. swords in the hope of a sudden Music Loud And Fast pathto wealth and success, the They come now, boys and kids of East Harlem gather in hallways to practice girls in separate, clustering tenement groups with occasionally a cou- their harmony. The kids who leave the canple, dancing, clapping and sing-
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the
roof. This can
coming
with the face
of the boy, which was only saved by
the
faint
dark
trace
of
a
mustache from being the face of
a child. “What you guys need,” he told one of the new Conservatives, “is a guy with ideas—a guy to say, ‘Listen, let’s get up an outing’
or
‘Let’s
go
up
to
a
dance
in the Bronx, and then have a few guys around who right quick
say, idea.”
‘Yeh,
man,
You
have
that’s the
a good
right
guys
to say it’s a good idea, and then everybody goes along, you know? The trouble with you guys. is you're just sitting around. You need to get out, meet other people, see what it’s like away from this neighborhood. It’s hangin’ around that gets you into trouble.” Victor, the young Conservative, pointed out weakly that they did have regular meetings. “Meetings,” said Louie. “Yeh, I went to that meeting. What kind of meeting was that? You just
sat around
and
talked
about
dues.” Louie reached out his cupped kand, as if attempting to grab some
tangible
formula,
and
leaned across the table. “What said,
“is
you not
have
to
to talk
do,’
about
he
who’s
paying dues, but what yeu're going to do with the dues money after you
mo
to
hallways. For more serious sexual
was for a while the bright of cloth wrapped turban
fashion
Center
the
the
dark
from
particular
canteen on 106th Street and that was the last canteen for the
was stretched, and whipped the paper voices
and
constitutes
of full dress —
thing as “getting the family car” for “a drive in the country.”
More often they are in bright-striped spert
with,
to keep control. Sometimes guns were smuggled in, at first for show and then for action. A
and leaned into the harmony. jing inside, and staring down the Bobby drew the folded newspaper, street to see who might come from under his arm and extend- next. ed it still in front of him to The serve as a baton. The chord'called
always
of the
scattering
chattering,
Street
even
shirts and khaki or denim
swelling evenings,’ with ‘rival gang members facing off in challenges through the patterns
and
against the front of the |jin laughter, gathered again on a tilted chair, got up, 'the stoop of the building beside it
100th
will be
Ivy League shined to a
perhaps
what
glasses. dressed
into the
hall of the Family
a boy
new shoes
gloss,
final touch
ment of the Parish church on 106th Street, where a record dance canteen was also held. A member of the church staff:and a member of the police force
ignored
their bright suspenders,
was | table.
Violence
dreds of kids pressing dusty
unison
boys
a-sure,
and
Of
special routes. George
head!as two of the boys came down
a harmo- ' ame
Part
Being the only ieen-age social occasions in the neighborhood, they grew with boys and girls and gangs from all around, hun-
behind, and they heard the blare | sauntered inside no longer, now absorbed in their; serious business own
Were
life.
In the past the canteens were often a part of the violence.
screeched
in
nonviolent
side
Screeched In Unison Five or six girls outside
sweatshirt,jthe
struck
had
its new,
to sud-
they had made.
the one that Bobby|ner,
held.
supplemented
power,
whistled
reaching for a deeper note that,;them still
event,
Bobby’s
to
and Bobby struck a note that Were silent. stretched
the
time they | and the three guys walked away wandering ;lagain without a word, continuing
point
leaned
down
threatened
own
lowered
routes had been planned to lead ; their own to
pressing
chord
the;burst
times without
this
servatives in the same place and with nearly the same faces, that alone serves to break the routine of pool, pacing, and rock’n’roll that sustains the club through
stopped |
also
had
her
occasionally by Saturday night dances sponsored by the Con-
sea-
the pattern of his tracks George, a ramrod-tall,
on
Street.
Mon-. all
expression
lost between the extremes of the dance. as practiced at the Friday night canteens attended by Conservatives at the Family Center of the Parish.on 100th
tesi, the club’s president, a short, |! lean
sour
American dances and rock’n’roll, is painfully square and wholly
and,
out—only
the
a
face. The others laughed. ““American” music, which is any besides the Spanish and Latin
on the folding chairs of the clubhvuse, got!
again,
turn
with
a
get it. That’s
the
to talk about.” Victor stared considering, and
at the looked
say,
Louie,
“I
tell
you,
thing
table, up to I
wish
you were back on the block now.” Louie shrugged, sat back, and smiled.
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Munoz
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Chemstrand Overseas S. A. has reportedly rented the sixth floor of the Chase Manhattan Bank building
in
Old
San
Juan.
It is believed that the corpora-
‘Subsidiary, here
The
prove
handling
the
overseas
ac-
counts of Chemstrand Corp., a large’ U. S. manufacturer of Acri-
correct, Chemstrand would be the second U, S, company to establish such pn operation in Puerto Rico. Glidden International S. A.
coronation
opened the island’s first base com-
.
lan acrylic nylon.
fiber
and
Chemstrand :
Chemstrand Corp. is jointly owned by Monsanto Chemical Co. and American Viscose Co. International business corporations are set up by large manufac-
turers
to
handle
ments, and countries.
sales,
licensing
invest-
in
foreign
A Chemstrand Overseas official, who reportedly ‘signed, the- lease
for
the
3,800
square
foot
monwealth
Legislature
provide
the direct. incorporation national
business
of inter-
corporations
Fomento
has
of
and
by the San Juan
Fiddler,
Gonzalez,
law
to
arrive
Corp.,
in San
Juan
the
Carnival, im
pretty
Post
Office
S. branch
of Puerto
Rico’s Economic Development Administration, announced also that 14\Jeading U. S. firms intend to establish base company subsidiaries in San Juan.
midnight.
The
official
“at
safety, but attractive
Satur-
If the reports that the company f& planning to operate a base
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space
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Due
ceremonies
sel for the U.
received
Rodriguez. Treasurer
carni-
Grand Carnival Day, with a big pardde starting at 8:30 am.,
more than 600 inquiries from large state-side concerns who have expressed interest in - establishing such operations here. Joseph F. O’Connor, legal coun-
with Rengas*Corp., which owns the building, left the island Thursday. The space was formerly oc-
cupied
for
here would be taxed at a rate of only five per cent on all foreign earnings. | date
gayest
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here. Under ‘the proposed legislation, such. companies incorporated
To
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and
val in St. Thomas history gets under way tomorrow with the
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Puerto Rico Theater Festival Opening
Os a
—
Draws Overilow Attendance At Tapia Myrna
Casas,
instructor
was
at
the
ter Thursday to overflowing. The occasion was the opening production of the Third- Annual Puerto Rican Theater Festival, “Un Nifiio Azul Pa-+— Mrs. Lillian Perez de Marin, ra Esa Sombra,” by the is-
U.P.R. and author of “Cristal Roto En el Tiempo,,” which will be staged on May 5, escorted by her father, Sixto Casas, and Vic-
land’s.
toria
the her
Gerald
in
Era
the
aisles
to
accommodate
the
Paul
of Culture, playwright
Marin,
whose
Serena,”
will
be
staged
19 during the Festival,
Dr.
Ricardo
of the
Alegria,
Institute
of Puerto
Director
talia
Rican
Schettini
de
Martinez,
ac-
companied by her daughter, Helen Martinez of WAPA-TV station, a
lodge
with
actresses
Jose:
Esther
on
Na-
Cucho
in
the
distinguished
educators,
Robles,
artists
soprano
actress
and
Maria
Madeleine
Edgardo GierAngela Luisa
Torregrosa, and _ sister, Luisa Torregrosa, Carmen
Maria Reyes
Padro
editor
de
Salas,
women’s
blue,
Dr.
actress
Nilda
and
Pedro
Mrs.
at
them
were
Munoz
Ama-
president
Theater
the Puerto
Rico Atheneum,
director
the
of
escorted and Dr.
U.P.R.
of
and
Theater,
by Johnny Robert Lewis
Martinez: and his
wife, the playwright, actress and director, Piri Fernandez Cerra de Lewis, she elegant in a printed
silk ‘short
evening
dress
Carmen
PLAYWRIGHT AND PROFESSORS — René Marqués, author of “Un Nifio Azul Para Esa Sombra,” opening play this week'at the Tapia for the Puerto Rico Theater Festival, chats during intermission with Maria Luisa Muiioz, left, and Josefa Lugo de Navarro, both of whom are professors at the University of Puerto Rico. (STAR photo by Julio Tobar.)
and Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Diaz Gonzalez. Under Secretary of Labor Israel Planell, father of Carlos Piannel,
one
of the
young
actors
in the current play, watched with Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Torres
Braschi,
Miss
May
Mrs.
Noble,
Alice
Dr.
mencita
Perez,
and
Mrs.
Hilario Sanchez, Ricardo Bengoa, the Yuyo Rolans, Miss CarSS
ee
men
—
Zamora
were
on
Blanco
Lugo]
oe
ee
om
Association
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN _ PUERTO RICO!
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ROA-ROAL Dinner
At the final cartain call, near-
ac{ly 200 members of the audience and|jammed the stage to congratulate author Rene Marquez.
TONITE
Rican composer, acRomero, stunning in
white lace and blue soie, and Mme. Maria
Luis
1
mink stole along with Eddie Fernandez Cerra, Amaury Veray, Puerto tress Marta
Vila,
and the Gregory Rochas, tresses Myrna de® Casenave Lucy Boscana.
<=
Gonzalez,
Experimental
Mrs.
Perez Marchant,
2
Nilda
the
Vidal,
Mrs. Lina
[oe
Miss
Rosa
Martinez,
to, Dr. and Mrs. Jorge Enjuto, Dr. and Mrs.° Rafael Porrata, of
ria
Noble,
designer Pedro Zorrilla, concert pianist Elias Lopez, Miss Malen
her
represented
Among
hus-
Ee
well
the
her
a
was opening.
Maisonet, and
rions, Miss Maria Teresa Pico, Mrs. .Teresita Baillant, Miss Ma-
~
the
de
director,
band, Luis Maisonet, stage designer. Still others were the Billy Car-
ter Buso and Mrs. Buso, actress Ruth Cain, in a striking fulllength formal gown of electric
University Represented The University of Puerto Rico, both professor and student-
wise,
Espinosa
theater
of El Mundo, Mrs. Eugenia Josefina Santiago, Titin Segarra, Mrs. Carmen Agudo, actor *Yal-
friends for intermission.
orchids
of
Willemsen, tenor bolini, columnist
ters. She was in black taffeta with baby
Stigers,
intellectuals were
breaks. Mrs. Lillian Skerrett de Torres, the organizer of the Third Puerto Rican Theater Festival, attended the opening with her two daugha spray of shoulder.
de
Others’ crowd
fina del Mar and Elena Montalban. Newly appointed executive vicepresident of the Banco Credito y Ahorro Ponceno, Sol L. Descartes, and his charming wife, Mygdalia Van Derdys, received many congratulations from his new post during
Perez
May
Mrs.
Basso,. authors. Francisco Arrivi, and Emilio §. Belaval, whose “Cielo Caido” will be presented beginning May 12, were among the first nighters. -
Culture, and his wife, Mela Pons de Alegria, were in the audience group from the Institute. Dona Maria
own
play, “En El Principio La Noche
crowd.
had
Institute husband,
A
from with
eg
distinguished _ play-
wright, René Marqués. ~ Extra chairs had to be set up
3
many elegantly clad in formal attire, filled the Tapia Thea-
Distinguished Audience A foursome at the theater
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Among Those Present At Theater Festival Premiere
PRAMA ENTHUSIASTS—Among those at the premiere of René Marqués play, “Un Vilma Pérez, Miss Nimo Azul Para Esa Sombra,” were Armando Roura, Miss — Sanchez,
and Charles Gibbs, left to rig
Joaquin Rodriguez San
Juan
C
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DURING
INTERMISSION—Dr.
and Mrs.
Ricardo
Ale-
—+gria discuss the Third Annual Puerto Rican Theater Festival, whose opening they attended Thursday. He is the director of the Institute of Culture. (STAR photo by Julio Tobar.) ° a
Notes
Members’ of the Women's|turday in the Governor's Room|30 and May ist at the San Juan Civie Club of Puerto Rico willjof the Condado Beach Hotel | Intercontinental Hotel. Mrs. visit club chapters in Arecibo,| Mrs. llariani has been named|Ana G. Méndez, Federation Pre-
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the| “Citizen
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the
Year”
by
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sident,
who
tizen'
of
has
the
been
‘Year
named
1959.
Ci-
will
be
from Sunday
San Juan, and | Gonzalez Martinez trophy for her honored. evening. outstanding work for the Puerto| Details of the program for ne Rico Eye Bank. = the convention will be discusPuerto Rican Chapter of . “ee , _ | sed at a luncheon to take place —
Association
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Ene
Puerto
Rican
Preteralion
at
1
p.m.
this
ted Nations will honor|of Business and Professional} 1e Nicole de Mariani at} Women's Clubs will hold its | El Mirador luncheon
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this Saturday
the
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hold
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at 8 p.m., “Boss’ observed. On that
bers their
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and
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Using the same “Secretary of the
Both girls will perform
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own
The
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names
procedure, the Week’’ will be
is
being
by
very
this She
unfair
one has
to
judge
him
thing. never
met
the
guy
yet
she tells me he is brainless. Why can’t parents realize that things are different today than when they were
growing
up?
When
my
mother was a young girl I'll bet the mail came by Pony express.
Will you
please
set her
straight,
before she ruins my life?—NAN DEAR NAN: It is and always was in bad taste to write cute
high
school
the
fellows
were
“pals” but it didn’t bother me much that { had no dates. My mother said not to worry, that high school! boys are too young to think about girls. She said college would be different because I'd have a fresh start and be meeting new people. Well, I still have no dates and things aren't one bit different. Please BLUE
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on
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letter—where 7em.
outside
he *
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probably
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education.
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always
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year
unless reason.
pleasingly
the
wrong
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just
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lose
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discussions.
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quiet
authority
who
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have
Be sure you and build up
energies.
ing to force an associate to somewhere with you, stick
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can
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friends. Listen
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lay
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May Your
to
with
to
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and depression. Have stamped , fusion fun, play. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22)
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cognizant of affairs. New steer you in
21
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the
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19)
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direction.
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AMERICAN
proper.
ing about, and is } your true state of acquaintances may
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and
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to their viewpoints. Don’t stay at home and attempt to change any thing in this realm.
Keep
to April
should
ulterior motives. rest this evening
haven’t weight.
you..
(March 21
show them the new you. Don’t cheat yourself of a col-
To
do.
school
atmosphere to
can be, and
Have toe
LIBRA
the advice of a higher-up who knows what he, or she is talk-
Nave Bons Mots For Letter turn
is apt
in your career along these lines. P.M. take no chances with your good name. See to it that—nobody sulliés the reputation you have carefully built up. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Do not deviate from that which
chosen.
plump but everyone says I have a terrific sense of humor. In
you
ideas
active’ in whatever fs modern and up-to-date today. Advance
Ana Landers Says
DEAR ANN: My mother has it in for a fellow I correspond with just because he writes cute things on the envelope. I think she is
finds
new
evening
better of cheerful.
ARIES
You
of all the bosses will be put in a box and the name picked will be the “Boss of the Year.”
Cains, left, and Tris Mar-
tinez, pose with Henry Mercado.
in upcoming Puerto
their
to talk shop
an
bring wives
success
allow a depressive
the
get the smiling,
Night’ will. be occasion, mem-
and
A good day to shop, to get motor car cleaned and repaired, and
Saturday
interesting
However,
initiation brunch at La Concha, and that evening, in the Fiesta Room of the Hotel Condado Beach
harmony
wd
to
this
many
that you can put across with the assistance of those in positions of power and authority.
beginning at 8 a.m. and continuing through 1 p.m. at the Hotel Caribe Hilton. On Sunday,
Increase
1960 The
SO
find considerable delays in effect that can. take from your well-being, especially if you
daytime
chairman of festivities for the San Juar Chapter of the National Se-
Rightergq
|
at home by being vitally interested in the plans of close ties and pitching in with chores about the house. Indulging in any expensive pleasures this evening would be very disappointing, useless.
with
_|through the week, has been an nounced. Mrs. Esther de Jensen,
will
What The Stars foretell
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April
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Satare.y, April 23, 19602. |
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_WWwoe
B y C hu Cc k
Muriel Minskoff, wealthy socialite who has been visiting relatives here recently, and Air Force Captain Edgar Monroe Stewart announced their engagement at the plush Ocho Puertas with a champagne toast last fust
plane
north
before
to
she
New
took
the
floor
of
104
Fortaleza
St.
in Old San Juan. This building, one of the most beautiful in
AQHYA
-
e
Zones
z
bi
~
'g HARALD J. LIDIN
new
During
charter
they are McCleary
Mckee
Yates,
and
now at home at St. in Santurce
2215
The Directors of Cole Steel International Inc. will inaugurate
its
second
Caribe
Exhibition.
of
office furniture at a cocktail party in the San Geronimo Room on Tuesday afternoon from 6:30 till 8:30...Central High School will hold its dance on Sunday evening in the Isla Verde Room
Four
Numerous
they
trainees,
return home
|
ros
For‘aleza,
i
ney
An
the
that
Internationa “Cotending
just-become
to
per cent cent for
demon-
correct,
recently
droped
on
rat
faction
we
‘s0-s¢ goad
the of
the
Ca-
run
for
of
the
interviews
m
p
slate
seeamocratic
h
The Chardon survey, &-¥0°
—iexed
Morales
me
Tee
Back Aarrion
Aide
so
:
(This art zles
is the secor=\ of 5two about Puerty, ee 8-3 vil
defense
program.)
Boy
statistics
on
with
selecting
the
charge
says,
reported, are little regard
to
concentrate
students.
View
“Operation Alert ey staged in the cola States,
Rico,
Alaska,
and
will be United
Hawédii,
the
Puerto
Virgin
Islands
during the period May: 3-5. It requires no extraordinary powers of prophecy to know that it will
be
proclaimed
But |.
It
a succéss.
a success will
be
a
of the self-set goals
in
terms
of she national
Office of Civil and Degénse Mobilization. ~ : The
national
alert méssage
from
&
the
the
emergency
federal
government
headquarters at Harvard, Mass., through the Antilles Defense Command headquarters at San Juan. No other connection exists at pre-
for
nation-wide
broadcasting
sent between Commonwealth OCD headquarters in Rio Piedras and Region I Headquarters. It is to be hoped that an enemy would not destroy the Antilles Defense
on
the 2,000-station Conelrad network ¢which does not exist outside the continental
The
U.
alert
S.).
message
will
be re-
Command attack
ceived by the eight regional headquarters on schedule. It will be relayed
to
the
state
directors
(in
will
rén)
on
The
directors
will
cue, and medical nel (an estimated
Rico)
nal-for shelters
alert
their wardens, police and auxiliaries, communications,
fire res-
Will
Wail
sirens
(one
in
every”
Puerto
Rican
town;
shelter immediately’ on schedule.
The
streets
police
on
will
be
doors.”
in
will be halted
by
Bland the
entire bland
icans. with
perfection
have come to a’ well-financed
Avenue tergent
that
campaign for or cigarette.
“Operation a success...
Director
personnel)
have Amer-
Y
new
@
the facts and | unnecessary, truth: nerable, Antilles A-Planning
1960”
-mand relay Mercado
has
(at 2.p.
m.
Tues-
day, May 3). Advance spot announcements for radio have been
CONSULAR CORPS LUNCHEON—The newly elected board of the consular corps of Puerto Rico met for a luncheon at the Swiss Chalet Thursday to honor Ernesto la
Hall of Great
Britain,
the new-
ly elected president. In photo seated from left to right are: Enrique Castillo, representing Sweden; Reginald Hall, Great Britain; Manuel Melts, Uruguay; Dr. Bolir var Patifio, Peru. Roger Dalichamp, France; ErStanding from left to right are:
Torres,
Honduras.
(STAR-
working
hard
to
Region
I_headquarters for a direct connection from Harvard, Mass., to Rio Piedras, thus eliminating the
been ‘“‘in the hopper’ almost six months. Everyone connected with it knows when the alert message
will be flashed
are
Direct OCD Line Mercado has requested
saving lives. A look at reveals this inescapable
Alert
Com-
energetic his best.
continental U. S.
de-
Alert 1960” will be at everything except
Six Months (1) “Operation
of the.
bring Puerto Rico’s civi defense up to the standard existing in the
associate Madison a
Mercado
He and his staff of 33 OCD employees (five executives, four field coordinators, and 24 office
clear”
will
Rico. Not even sample purposes
monwealth OCD, an_ man of 38, is doing
Perfection operation
needed
only) exists.
Everyone will take shelter on schedule. . Finally, after an undetermined, but not too inconveniently long
The
S
is
But not one public fallout shelter exists in Puerto a prototype (for
on sched-
period of time, the ‘‘all will sound. On schedule.
,
shelter
everywhere” says the OCDM. “It would save many lives even in the areas of heaviest fallout, and most lives everywhere else.”
schedule.
Tattle ule.
.
“Fallout
messages
cleared
but no public Rico’s 2,300,000
“go indoors.’’ But by the admission
‘‘almost 13
its sirens for Puerto
of the OCDM “‘indoors,’’ unless elaborately and expensively prepared, is little better than ‘“‘out-
schedule.
The
Indoors
human targets. During ‘Operation Alert 1960” the public will merely
services person10,000 volunteers
on
Goes
(3) The Commonwealth OCD has a “take shelter immediately” sig-
schedule. state
headquarters in his first -
Everyone
Puerto Rico, the Commonwealth director, Agustin Mercado Reve-
at what? success
emanat? site
in Puerto
Hett.)
remarked
discount
well-qualified
the metropolitan area) will wail their ‘‘attack expected” and ‘“‘take
by Gunter
largely
for national priorities. It. is urgent, Chardon
Sirens
photo
sentiment,
did find a serious pitfall in the
on schedule. President Eisenhower may even include a few words
&
Heat es
and -Carlos
Rico
eS3
io SRISSS
Ceylon Cabinet Falls
nesto la Orden, Spain; Filipo de Hostos, Chile
Many
Island's ‘Operation Alert 1960’
Jesus Ramos, at young age of 95, and his young wife, Sotera, celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary on May 8. Jesus, who operates a lottery agency, reads all the news without the aid of glasses, and still enjoys a good laugh. Sotera’s_ favorite pastimes are movies and_airplane trips. Mr. and Mrs. Ramos have 34 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Happy 50th Anniversary to you both.
Orden of Spain, the former president and Reginal
Rico.
British Guiana students, to 43.3 per participants from French Guiana.
But Chardon
Party.)
cities
in Puerto
Point Four program. Students, he selétted rather haphazardly, with
4 the fall of 1958,
Se
received
made at the Inter-American Assembly that -the Point Four graduate returns to a bleak, unadjusted and jobless existence in his homeland.
achnical Consultant
axed “for ~*-<geing
. nor =fcluded
by
for the
These
has
Author of the studg:.3 Dr. Carlos E. Chardon,
* <n as a State Depastment
training
Chardon, ‘“‘was warm and clear.’”’ He found no traces, apparently, of anti-U. S. feeling. Moreover, the Chardon report reveals that the income of Point Four students was much higher following their Puerto Rican training. This inan average raise of 21.2 crease ranged from
Training — Pro-
Morales“¥‘arrion was ‘the press. available
the
training. The Pro-Puerto
Carrién, wha dagcts
authoritatwve ,-aport,
strate
was
COLOMBO, Ceylon (AP) Senanayake’s Premier Dudley government was. defeated in Parliament yesterday on a vote of no confidence. The voting was 86 to 61.
from
sponsored in Puei, ~Ri-
Ceby
pore
;
expressed the desire to return here for additional
when
Speratiog Administration, roundly disagreed vith the delegate’s renort-of red-lining. 2
attend.
Caparra Country Club, Army, Navy, Caribe Hilton Hotel, Casino de P.R. and the Condado Beach Hotel to participate.
les
Pap
- | in focus
.sardon
to
‘‘lo, 2
a chance =: Bec apply 4
the ~échnical
The P.R. Swimming Association will hold a Swimming Meet
900
with
and lack
feel
Commonwealth Ug ssecretary of State .° ytu-
man
proximately
Hotel
alleged,
Pr
the same
Juan
hg
their training. ,
Rejected
. ap
ex-participants in Puerto Rican Point Four programs. The students reside in the French Antilles, in British Guiana, and in Surinam. All but one of the Point Four graduates interviewed, Chardon said, believed they benefited
Assembly
graduaz2*iom Latin America were ‘ -ropagandizing._ to *gemmunist
ap-
San
*Cari} “2an
provedéprone
service called Vi-Air Inc. Joe is a new bridegroom; he recently wed Long Island so¢ialite,
Rose
the
|
f
, 60
Pot
operating
®
ey:
num
now
.
Point-& Red Charge P
3
this afternoon at the yjondado Beach Hotel, with teaias from
town, was once occpipied by Plaza Provision Co...Dr. Alfredo Bou and iovely wife Cuca, entertaining N. Y. Attorney and Assemblyman Sam Spiegel, newspaperman Arthur Massolo, and Society Orchestra Leader, Marty White, his wife and son also from New York at the Caribe Hilton the other evening.
An Analysis 0% Cid Defense
conference held here last Inter-American #"lations oF r a proy_Jat author -chasged that 3"¢-ruary,
of the
MURIEL MINSKOFF And Capt. STEWART ...announce engagement
7
Dr. Oscar and Ju:ie~ Ginder are vacationing in Puexto-Pivo. Dr. Ginder is Professor of béntristry in the N.Y.U....Joe By-
Marie.
York.
Woolnor Corporation and VieIsland Development Corp. aues now doing business on the sec-
ond
N ew
WS
OFF THE CUFF
EZ MWIWHNWWWWWW
week
NOONE,
OK
E
Rd}
potentially
Defense
point. has requested
Conelrad
be
extended
Puerto Islands,
Rico
and
He
has
vul-
Com-
stimulated
that
to
include
the
Virgin
a
course
of
distributed to all stations. President Eisenhower has stressed its
instruction in radiological defense to be given this fall in 56 island high school science classes.
message. It is to -be hoped that an enemy, whoever he might be,
plans to build a pair of prototype fallout shelters in Puerto Rico. When these plans will become a reality is anybody’s guess. And
would
when
they
do.
they
will
make
importance to the American public. OCDM Director Leo A. Hoegh has reiterated the President’s
give
us
similar
advance
notice. (2) The alert message
, for Puer-
to
Region
Rico
will
come
from
He
I
has
forced
the
become
fire
.under
a
reality
Puerto
Rico’s
civil defense program.a success.” But a success at what?
_ .
-
assesses
r
ay
Ia
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Teamwork
te
other
countries
Saves
on
i Me.
request
Lives
Three men are alive today because of an examplé of teamwork yesterday by men who are trained to be alert and to act quickly and efficiently,
A Caribair plane, on a regularly scheduled flight
to the Virgin Islands, spotted a capsized TMT vessel. The pilot radioed the Coast Guard at San Juan giving
the location of the accident.
The
Coast
Guard
took
off set the no
immediately for the scene and, on finding the upvessel, radioed for a Marine helicopter to pick up three survivors of the six-man crew. There was sign of the other three men. It is always gratifying to know that in time of disaster, whether many or a few lives are at stake,
there are men who know what to do and who waste > no time in getting it.done. The Caribair pilot, the
}
Coast Guard, and the day’s rescues routine.
job
Marines may consider yesterWe think it was a splendic
of life-saving while
demonstrating
the
value
of
—
Next week has been proclaimed Secretaries Week by Gov. Muiioz-Marin. We want to join the community in paying our respects to those ladies who go to so much trouble to please their bosses, and to
|
efficient -teamwork.
Take A
protect
Letter
them
against
bothersome
details
and
time-
wasting interviews: : We think it appropriate that, at least one weelx a year, the secretaries should got some attention from
>
the bosses in recognition of their generally dedicated endeavors
in behalf of efficiency
“TOOLS
in the office.
When the boss wants to make a call to a business associate, he tells his secretary to get him on the phone. The ‘secretary calls, gets the other fellow’s no
WS
Onu sus Pate
TRADE
From Washington
‘Kennedy Crisis’ Has Party In Below-The-Surface Grip
secretary, and says her Boss wants to speak to the
other secretary’s boss. The loyal, devoted young ladies then start the battle of the secretaries. “Put Mr. Jones on the phone, please,” one girl says. “Put your man on the phone,” the other secretary replies. And on and on they go, both intent on not bothering
MAucdins
OF
_
By William S. White
their respective bosses until the other fellow is ready to talk.
It’s a trying business.
real
WASHINGTON — The supreme political fact
Then there’s the boss who says he doesn’t want to see a certain person under any circumstances. So
the secretary tells the unwanted visitor that her boss
just below the surface.
is out. And then the boss comes out of his office, greets the other guy with a cheerful backslap while the visitor gives the secretary a dirty look. They certainly deserve their “week.” We think they’re fine ladies who do a job that is indispensable : to successful
There
place
as protection
savage test”—
sue” :
Presidency
the
for
are
for him
it must
be
all, Men
all over
the
the
top
spot
Democratic
or no party
spot
at
will step
at almost nothing te persuade him or to force him to reverse this decision, if he fails for the
the program which requires the calling of alerts every
first place. For the belief is now general among the Democratic professionals that. ‘‘the religious issue” has become so embittered that a ticket
or is ex-
pected to be made, to take care of the citizens when and if an attack comes.
wholly
Getting people to stop their cars, leave the streets,
excluding
Kennedy
would
invite
election-
or stand in doorways seems horribly inadequate preparation for the explosion.of a hydrogen bomb. If we are not to expect protection from all the ‘civil defense”
day disaster. It is now also undeniably possible that a ticket having his name at the top might be very dangerous, too.
talk and alerts, then we should not waste our time running into buildings where the fall-ont will getus
“who started it.” The overwhelmingly plain fact is this: inside and outside the state, the West
if the blast doesn’t.
We would do betterby taking
a Moment ont for prayers,
+4
TB
PAM
Stes
19
cae
oad
Practically speaking, it does not matter much
ead
Virginia primary election of May 10: is going to at
be
treated
by
millions
simply
table
is an
though
enormous
fact
it is. So
of life,
deeply
convinced,
regret-
too, is nearly
every competent politician in the national Democratic
party.
Thus
an
confronts
them
all,
sumption
that religious
extraordinary
on
the
dilemma
unhappily
differences
likely
as-
will be more
and more rubbed up as the pre-convention campaign goes on. In
tion
these
.
circumstances
rejection
of
a Democratic
Kennedy
for
the
conver-
Presidency
might offend great groups of Catholics. An
Top Or Nothing
Kennedy himself has declared repeatedly that
It is not easy to understand the philosophy behind is made,
his
tae
West Virginia primary ‘‘popularity conhe will be under almost’ unbelievable
Supporters of his rivals the first to say. this.
lear weapons.
no provision
beyond
a
pressures to accept the Vice-Presidential designation from the Democratic National Convention.
against
and talk. But there is no defense. There is, apparently, no. intention of providing any defense in Puerto Rico against the possibility of attack by nuc-
while
be
to
out
turns
first
the
Test
now acknowledged the an “‘issue’ he never denouncing the theory any proper test of his
He is equally convinced, however —as would be any man writing for publication who reads his own mail— that the so-called “religious is-
urgen-
So, if his drive for the top nomination should falter —say by a poor showing in the current
‘There are plans and blueprints and memos
then,
if
grasp.
nuclear attack, or against fall-out from a nearby nuc-
and
one view of unexampled
Kennedy must, simply must, accept the second
It describes a situation that would be comical if it did not concern the possibility of mass extinction.
now
is now
No
Kennedy himself has passionate existence of wanted. He is openly that a man’s religion is capacity of public office.
cy and unanimity within all factions of the party:
Puerto Rico is publishéd elsewhere in today’s paper.
lear blast.
“Religien
for
him for the big job.
The second of two articleson civil defense in no such thing
;
himself
runs
Kennedy
the Presidential nomination. But he is being run for the Vice-Presidential nomination by every - single one of the rival forces which hepe to stop
business...
have
F.
John
Senator
What Civil Defense?
We
tween a “Catholic,” Senater Kennedy, and a “Protestant” rival for the Presidential nomination, Senator Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota.
of today is an eversharpening ‘‘Kennedy crisis” which is gripping the whole Democratic party
as
a contest
be-
ceptdnce of him for the Presidency
used
by
many
who
are
anti-Catholic,
pose having a Catholic ment to go Republican.
But be
the most
dangerous
for. the’ convention
nowhere
on
the
as
thing
to wind
ticket.
or
President,
If he
ac-
might be who
an
op-
argu-
of all would
up
with
should
Kennedy
adamantly
refuse the Vice-Presidency it would be taken to reflect his own belief that he had been un-fairly treated
should largely
accept
because
it the
neutralized,
he is 4 Catholic.
“religious since
there
issue’’ is
But
if he
might
be-
no
evidence
of any deep feeling against a Catholic President. This, at any rate, will be the
for Vicehuri- .
ed ceaselessly at Kennedy from every side of his party, It will require a most colossal determination to resist it to the end.
ne
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did
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contract.
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diamonds easy
:
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dummy. East had to guess what West was leading from. It might ‘have been from the queen, ten and six or it might have been
from
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six
the
double-
got the chance
card.
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yesterday
Radical-Socialists,
who
promised to support it. describes de Gaulle’s reto convoke a special ses-
sion
of
“the
exceptional
Parliament
to
discuss
gravity
of
the
peasant crisis” as a violation of the Fifth Republic’s constitution-
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Castil-
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a
with
opened
movie
Tuesday.
America on May 4. Its text was sent
incidentally,
it...Dali,
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ed, however, until President Charles de Gaulle’s return from:
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he
Paris,
in
gala
a
have
will
said: “A fancy opening like this is akin to baptizing one’s child at an audience composed entirely of cannibals.” i A. Chester Beatty, who recently gave $14,000,000 to a fund for educating the chilildendren of African miners, attended the Beatty paintings. Cezanne of stein exhibit LYONS studied one of the larger Cezanne canvasses and “For $600,000— shrugged: ein it...Wildenst like didn’t said he what do you expect?” . / Marlon Brando requested copies of Ionesco’s play, “The Rhinoceros”—in which everyone turns into a rhinoceros—and said:
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his
. Boris. Pasternak,
England.
in
dinners
Nobel prize winner, hag just written a play. Salvador -Dali, who sailed for Europe last week, Their Picasso with meeting reconciliation is Dominguin, Miguel Luis friend, mutual
the
Socialist Party will ask for censure of the government for alleged violation of the constitution after Parliament resumes
next
Jewish
attends
he
whenever
French
lose
will
Kirichenko,
Alexei
brother-in-law,
membership in the Presidium probably by May 1. Three other top Reds also will be dropped from the Presidium at the same time... Prince Philip carries his own white silk skull cap—a “yamulka”—
French Socialists Ask Government Censure PARIS
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Actual j censure
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movie
of the Festival. The chairmanship, an honorary post, has been
tickets
appointed
Italian
reported
pictures shown at the Festival. The three Italian jurors pre-
a Roman Catholic arose when who is a movie censor was included in the jury membership. The invitation to Rossillini was confirmed by Vladimiro Dorigo, chief of the press office given to Rene Clairwyn of France. Dorigo said Rossellini has not as yet accepted his appointment as one of three Italians to form
The
of the jury of nine memwho will select the best
b
WMA
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April st, 13
ME ig
Rex Harrison Finds Hollywood Defi ant Gina, hanged Since His Last Movie Stateless: Son By
BOB
THOMAS
AP Movie-TV HOLLYWOOD bwer
Rex
Writer
(AP)—A
Harrison
is
Mel-
here
for
Harrison played the role two years in New York,.a year in London. He admitted the reviews were not as glowing in
“In Paris, audiences are perfectly willing to sit~and listen to a conversational exchange of ideas. In London, they will ac-
England,
cept more
is first Hollywood movie in six ears. Harrison was sometimes the enter of storms in his preious
filmtown
tenanty.
His
so,
apparently,
has
ha-
was
of
his
“But
in
a
mystery-comedy,
matic
in
“My
Fair
advance
also,
the
quality
is
not
as
New
York
critics
been
high to
it was
unsuited
still.”
ROME
—(AP)—
Lollobrigida
York and
yesterday two
Gorgeous
left by plane
year
with
her
old son
less plight has
husband
whose
caused
Gina
for New state-
her to quit
Italy.
The sultry actress, who once starred in a picture called ‘The Most Beautiful Woman in the World,”’ walked out on her home-
Team
presented
to
the
58,641
miles—without
vehicle
accident
Signal
in
a motor
Puerto
Rico.
land
with
her
her
dark
eyes
She
is on
hair
dyed
flashing
her
way
red
GINA
and
LOLLOBRIGIDA
defiance.
if he
had
asked
to Hollywood
their
son,
Milko
for
to finish two films~ and then to Canada with her family as im-
matically Italian. She boarded a
migrants.
green
ed.
Italian
Milko
The Italian. government contendthat -Lollo’s Yugoslav-refugee
with
husband, Milke Scofic. would have obtained Italian citizenship
it, and
Jr.,
plane
and
baby Gina
“humiliating” the stateless.
grey
her
Husband
Milko once
auto-
with
passport.
what
that
was
Jr.,
left
called
the
passports
Col. James D. C. Breckenridge,
Antilles
Chief
commanding
tilles
H.
Staff,
and
the
An-
of
during
absence
John
of
officer
Command.
porary
of
McGee,
presents in the
CLERK
MILBURN
the tem-
Brig.
Gen.
presented
the
awardto Capt. T. E. Little Jr.,
months.
“Perhaps
audience
Corps Metereological Team at Fort Buchanan for having completed one year of operation—
two or three exceptions, the London papers are more interested in such things as what the audience wore than in how coud the play was.” Kind Words For Critics His kind words for the New York critics are symbolic of the mellower Harrison. Recently they guillotined “The Fighting Cock,” in which he starred. The French adaptation lasted two
“Mid-
the
A Green Cross Safety Flag has
dra-
seem
sit
or
Awarded Safety Flag
buildof
plot
Mefeorological
over
realize their responsibility. With
Fair
Lady.”
an
criticism
The
bight. Lace.” Says he: “Yes, the place has really hanged since I was under conract here. That was just after he war, when the boys were oming back. Exciting times. “Hollywood seems much quietbr now. There seem to be no big parties any more, no real olony at all. But I like it here. have pleasant memories of ollywood— on the whole.” Three of Harrison’s years kway from here were spent as he punctilious Professor. HigFins
resentment
won't
in London as it is in New York.
ady” success and the tragedy f{ his loss of wife Kay Kendall. Co-Starring With Doris Day He’s back to co-star wit. Doris Day
a
ideas, but demand a bit action. In New York, they
demand
up.
Harri-
"My
perhaps
live up to such
g of the big studio bosses. hnd the actor has undergone
triumph
was
waiting so long-for the show. And it’s hard for any show to
on. Hollywood has seen the pashe
business
smash. “The critics seemed to have a chip on their shoulders in London,” he commented. “There
i: of doing and saying what e pleased rankled the powers this once-feudal village. But the town has changed, nd
though
Leave Italy
unit
to
commander,
American audiences,” Harrison said charitably. “Its very difficult to adapt a French play to
mony held Brooke. Total of
America.
miles
:
for
during
yesterday.
a
a
cere-
at
Fort
58,641
wecddinnt! free
period
of
one
year.
ASHFORD
AVENUE,
CONDADO
LIBERTAD_ LAMARQUE
Two
shows
His
every night
11:00
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and 11:00
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emories of it are also pleasant— on the whole. “It was a tremendous exhaustng
role,”
he
admitted.
slays you're finished lock. But by 11 in
“In
most
‘and
by 11 0’ “My Fair
her
sensational
Lady’ I still had 30 minutes and wo difficult musical numbers to
EO.
’ “It was especially tough on atinee days. After two Satur-
jay performances,
I collapsed
on
Sunday. But by Monday, I was eady to go again. The music ept you moving along— the usic and the audiences. They ad a‘sense of anticipation that you could feel, and that compensated for the exhaustion.” ~ @
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it was a real big deal. A guy would pull a gun in the street
even loaded, maybe you couldn’t hit a thing with it; all you had
on
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head,
showing At first
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don’t
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on
here
and
at his
kept
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first started in the open.
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people
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and guns up a lot,
things
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remember
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pulling
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and
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, April 23, 1960
|.
CLASSIFIEDS
Seno
22
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REAL INVESTING er lawyer,
aff
HOUSES
ESTATE
yours.
Pictures,
complete
of
scores
of
for
2
houses
aale,
beach front property, ecean front farms, islands and investment property. J.
rooms,
1115
279
BEACH
HOMES. FARMS for sale or rent, also buildiags, investment and business property, land-in all the most desirable and fastest growing sections, such as
Caparra,
Garden
Hills,
Santa
Ma-
Consult Box 729
List
INVESTING our
IN
listings
of
atial,
vice
cing ment San
Puerto
commercial,
and
hotel
regarding
of real Service Martin,
Parque, 1133
55
Rico?
Check
industrial,
sites.
Competent
feasibility
and
finan-
estate projects. InvestCompany, Condominium Ponce de Leon corner
suite
101
meter
1308
UF
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
heach. Ideal for conservative single gentlemen. $85. including utilities. Gertradis 331
21
11
AM.
BEST
RESIDENTIAL
426: section,,
Hato
Rey:
apartments; two bedroom modern, completely — fur-
water, kitchen, bath, screened, very cool. 2 minutes from University, bowling, shopping ‘center. Raa $100 — $11h — $125. 6-0738. Sanchez
Morales
Urb
197,
car
Information
HOUSE
LOS
by
ANGELES
modern,
the
garage.
9-0215.
sea:
ROOMS
isdlated,|
—
3
bedrooms,
completely
COMFORTABLE,
FURNISHED
425
Valencia,
Hato
fia
Beach,
tre,
6-6124.
Rey.
furnished,
eguipped
three
minutes
from
baths. Picture Two terraces.
rooms.
Hanging
—
luxury bedrooms,
hieuse, four
window view livingroom. Servant’s quarters. 15
ible
into
three
Acre
land,
room
ground
floor
pool.
PUNTA LA3 MARIAS section, one block from the beach, nicely furnished apartment, all screened, with air conditioner, closet, comgretwia ae beds,lei bathroom with1 Mitehen “with
siceeaton
aiéateie: ater
hor cake ot,
eee
ee
2-882 or 3-3800. telephones 1299
|4,
bedrooms,
ar
ata:
423
gate;
homes
bathrooms,
carport,
opened
ALTAMESA
by
mort-|
2-2768.
fer
SALE
OR
BEAUTIFUL
MODERN
2
home,
bathroom
Sagrado
three
lecated
equipped,
bar carport,
two
gentlemen
only.
roe “ oa
ie
Also
another
met
:
apart-|
ee
cisus
landscaped.
and
423)
lent
f
College Park development. bus service, H-il Sta. Nar-
3-3506.
425
After
conditioned. Meavenue. Stop 26
7:30
PM.
&
SERVICE
Store
for
2
private
av
STORE FOR SALE men’s apparel and located in shopping rights.
in
sale
near
kitchen,
meters.
SPACE
FoR
Contact
40,
ANGELES:
3
bedrooms,
Santurce.
separate | conditioned.
Centrally
Miss}
electric terrace,
ginse taviltics, “Comact Mie Rodriuer,| 23749
13
427 | HOTEL BUILDING,
COMFORTABLE
24 rooms screened | truction.
FURNISHED
¢93.000
a
year,
can
be
Rents
sale
easily converted to|
bungajows, at beautiful Vaciatalega| granted. Heart of most valuable San-| Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangrejos | turce secton, on Ponce de Leén Avenue.|
Road.
Weekends.
rentals. 23138
1419
6
Ideal for
weekly
for
monthly | Restaurant
picnics.
information
Salvador.
or
Prat,
and
Telephone | tion, reservations.
Santurce.
10
on
UF | 1318
ground
year
| mortgage.
Write
DELUXE
FOR
@
lease.
floor
Will
8204,
im opera-|
leave
Outstanding
Box
Hato each
stores,
part | ware
opportunity.
Santurce.
first
modern Avenue
Increased
to
and
second
Rey. Approximately floor, floor
machinery,
distributor,
| information
apply
on
310 | 1315
floor of]
ation about dog, male, 5 months, mixed
breed, long tail, 8” high. Last seen Fort Brooke. Had red collar “Bravo
Extension
yield ever 11%. For 6-
3-4448
or
Cla
$ 330
hard-|¢@o90
etc.
For
3-3991
premises.
words,
a
2.
$2.00 for3
pot ingd
days, ¢$|
dditi
eac
a
12
1t1i0na.
David
Stry,
$4 2 3
ase.
Nice
2 _
ANTILLES
GUEST
Miramar, Catiba Bew
HOUSE,
in
with nice ocean view. on and Condado Hotels.
furnished
Social Security 804, 4th Floor, Vega 3-5769. dive
ISLAND
rooms.
Reasonable
Building, Ponce de Apartment 401-402,
HOUSE
—
1017
lovely|
English
speaking.
Avenue,
Apt.
1288
7,
OFFICE
Rates.
Leon Mrs.}]
faciag sea. Spacious, modern airconditioned ~=rooms. SPECIAL SUMMER $14 $18 complete
daily, double, inbreakfast. Call
House. Condado. Rooms and efficiency apartments. Maid Service. All screened. Hot water. Some with air conditioning. Best hotel and tesidentia! section, Beach facilities. Special arrangements for couples travel ASHFORD 1120-1122
HOUSE Ashford
ing. together. One
Guest _ Avenue,
block from
La Concha
and Condado Beach Hotels. Personal Guided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and 2-7927. Mrs. Annie De Mauret, Manager. WHE ing,
DOUFFY’S old beach
reoms,
with One
7.50
all
private minute
single,
aave remodeled charmhome, and now offer
with
private
patio, some air to beach and
$10,
double.
JUAN
GUEST
HOUSE-
Enjoy
| guest
, SAN
house
close
to “Under
The
Trees”,
bath,
some
All
rates
conditioned. bus, From
clude complete breakfast. Isla Verde oad, near San Juan Intercontinental. all 9-0144, 9-0532. 362 UP
|5
ee minute tee 17 Perak Court, corner 0: cLeary. ‘Member Caribbean Tourist Association. Telephone
UF | 3-1317. 702 Ashford —-
Condado ocean front. Private stairway to beach.- New, informal. Sun terrace
RATES: cluding 2-1779,
SAN
ANTONIO
1158
MAGDALENA
—
Suite
COLONIAL
GUEST
HOUSE,
Apartment.
606
Olimpo
Avenue, Miramar, Santurce, Centrally located. a and double accommodations with private bath, some air con-|
Gitioned.
Rates
Cruthirds, 955
from
$4
single.
2-3994.
each
o
auxe amily served 600
quillo.
food.
JENNY’S:
Mrs.|
GUEST
HOUSE
-
from
Airport.
BLANCHE
Beautiful
swim-
restaurants
: like
rte
Luguillo,
Guest
atmosphere. 1859 McCieary
Rican
and/
House
Delicious Ave. Tel
:
with
a|
meals 38-6802. ur
zs PROVIDENCIA
Beaeiees
153. Near
: s
All
INTERCOMMUNICA‘and service sew . types
of
GUEST
E
GUESX
HOUSE
ments
-
suiles
—
Rivera,
Manager.
conditioned.
1159
office
equip-
:
HOUSE
7
-
EASTER
is a time
for
BUCARE
—
-
; 1 1177 meter corner lot
C.A.
Daily,
—
at
the
No.6 Elena &t., Efficiency — rooms
—
air-
monthly
Telephone
510
-
a
new
hats,
new
beautiful building site, surrounded by fine homes. Easy access te. Caguas Highway with shopping and schools near. Priced below market for quick sale!
of
these
fine
architect,
‘MONTEREY 3543 meters, unusually well located. More than two hundri feet above the city with a clear vie’ around the horizon. A really spectacular homesite at an opportune price!
SANTA MARIA 1489 square meters land, facing northeast. of first rate Near good schools and = supermarkets. T h lines pass property. Priced at less than $7.50 per meter said fast
CUPEY GARDENS—2666 meters. Space for a fine big home with plenty land left for garden and gs pool. Good orange grove -: alre
shoes, new houses. It’s a fine time to do something about that very personal, very special house you have been planning for years, Cali us now for an appoint-
ment
to
lots! too!
And
sea plan
any
any
to _*
bring
-
your
beaches, restaurants, | ‘urmover.
ca
2-6267.
426
.
served.
Guest frouse. Double
beach, in the city. —— ‘Park. —rates,
.
-
theatres, busses. Sun terrace, all aironntitioned ae Cc facilities. For rmation, phone 2-9352 or write to VIEW| Box Loiza Station, Sac, Double | 3252 UF £ Ss
P.R.
Leon
:
=e
Bew.
equipment).
de
EQUIPMENT
'
within
TAFT GUEST? HOUSE = Taft 53. Each room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance $15. double, $12 single. Special rates by the month. “2-0887 or 2-2206.
Parque
TION
Ponce Rey:
CGne
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
7” 14
$
320 Hato
Exany
neighborhood.
planted.
Less
than
$5.00
1262
UF
HOTEL LUQUILLO — OCEAN RESTAURANT, On the -ocean, foomis,$y 2, minutes rom the continental 369
minutes
MAISON
Newly decorated and furnished, with large living and diningroom, airconditioned bedroom for twa, 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
additional $43 aqaitiona
good
Street. Ocean Park, San Juan. with private bath, airconditioned.
ming beach. Good Tking Jost Hisanem.:
UF
h
-
during daytime. care of babies
3 . $ | ment. Let as set up your office. Call © knPPLGPIELIEL nnn nen enn $56 Verde. Bayam fer : IIE PIPIA CYA a 512
:
Near | breakfast and drinks om your private|Tapfa Cool,}terrace in delightful continental-run | Rooms
eac.
;
home,
$
“>
t cents
Wiariae. 3
SITTING
>
>
word.
=
Melbourne,
Y BAB
$30 words, $3.00 for 5 days, ¢ 4
2-000!
WANTED
>
$| BABY SITTING 4 | Perienced, takes
rd.
Call
=| WANT TO buy a farm er acreage not too far from San Juan; hotel: gues house; or business. What have: you’
8 $
d
Cross).
PROPERTY
>
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72
h
cents
429 3 wo
Ad
Red
4156 [Fort -Breske.
@
EXT.
t
$
$
d
CALL 83-8400
$3
or
if
TaSSItEe
2 P4
15,000 sq. ft. suitable for
supermarket,
call
QuisRoad,
warehouse,
Window wre, 1 H. Be
Lost — REWARD for returmor inform-
veldsecond mortgages
jone
Paige> co! -
building at 171 near Carpenter
all
_LOST
over
426|
a
$ rE
RENT
manofacturers
UP
or
2-5856.
Air-| for sale. Annual
sanitary
Located Hipodromo 652. For information, Centro Tecnico Esteva, telephone 2-5856.
with private bath. Solid cons-| a new Plans approved, permits|queya
INC.
260
location,
Excellent
Phone 1277
BUILDINGS FOR SALE = | fis
FILTERS
AIR CONDITIONERS
kitchen, hot water, porch, cement drive- | installations, seven divisions of different | 1234 519 HOUSES FOR RENT way. Grass and plants. Only one year| sizes, flourescent lamps. Rent reason- | 1252 ais old. After 7 PM WJ-27, Los Angeles | able, established by Rent Control Board BALDRICH — UNFURNISHED modern | (first entrance coming from airport). of Puerto Rico. Third floor. Teleph POV UCCCUVCUVCUUVTUVUUVWN Tasideace, fully screened. 3 bedrooms, | 1300 427] available. New building, screened. bY ene airconditioned, 2 bathrooms, gaage, water heater, private
FILTERS
AMANA
ur | $35:000. Year leases. Seven tenants. Call]
located.
aight. 54
P. B.
for appointment, Centro Técnico Enteva,
private
er
56 | 2-0962.
trade.
Excel-|
ERENT
Parking,
day
COND.
Property
pr
2-7465,
types and sizes air conditioning filter: for home window units — alse indastri a Call 3-5999. UF
apparel.
for
PROPERTY
| INVESTMENT
52 | 1500 SQ. FT. office space available, Stop | PRIME, WELL a
LOS
or
AIR
sale
women’s
& SEBVICE i eleciri¢ and air conditio: A mechanics. Call Stateside 8
24718
Attractive wogift shop. Well center. Exclusive
of
REPAIR
serviced by experts. Comercial Rodr! G, San Juan Star (Box 4187 San Juan). | eyez Umpierre, Fortaleza mie oan oe
Urbani-
Cupey,
for
SERVICES
1092
Excellent opportunity to acquire a good going concern. Total’ investment required $25,000, For details write Box
bedroom,
screened
.
vice,
Juncos, 427
ul
refrigeration
Stateside
office equipment, typewriters, cash registers, safes, keys, etc. In business ten years. Good location, low rent, Call Mr. Roque mornings 9-11 only. Telephone 3-6245. 87 1289
natural
2:
fo Al a
CONTEACTING
Call
$25
SALES
SERVICE
REFRIGERATION
for sale 300 person eafloor, bandstand, bar.
1291
Fully
542
Escort.
LA EXTEEMINADORA (Commenwealt Pest Control Services) Free estimate Control of insects, rats and fumigati services for homes, business and farm Services guaranteed. Preventive trea ment against termites. 20 years ex: Werience. 7-0292. Ti UF
Street.
See | aes
-
CLUB dance
and Fdz. Juncos. 2-1871 Maisonet.
built-in
terrace.
carport, screens, 586 sq. meters, corner
foc
area.
Ashford,
Good reputation. Air tropolitan area, main
TRADE
Corazén,
Completely
— 3 bedroom home, large | Wyconers 3-840.
IN OLD San Juan, small apartment | lot facing with large living room facing ocean, | School and
Beachfront sale. Also
with
and
:
NIGHT pacity,
YUNQUE
each
3 Nairn
1301.
~ ANSWERING
EXTERMINATING
OPPORTUNITIES
San José shopping center, Rio Piedras. | 1264
appointment]
Tel.
EL
acres,
FOR
equipped | zacién
liberal
Saldafia,
Arturo
Call
only.
aid
3
2-car
KITTS condition,
-
more
For
immediate occupancy Functional Builders offers top values in its “Caribaire” home at 16 Diamante Street and its “Buccaneer” home on 19 Onix Street:
eng | kitchen,
Ambrosiani,
Mr
call
rates
rias ee
cer
DEVELOPMENT
ates,
425
stream and scenie view ocean, automobile entrance. Phone 3-6712 or write 804 Fdz. Miramar. 1024
426 BUCARE
ST. excellent
Payroll
SAN JUAN PONCE: Bi-liagual, hour telephone answering service businessmen and professionals. service for people without phones. 2-3013 San Juan, 2-5068 Ponce, ask supervisor. ‘ 1037
:
BUSINESS
524
or
leav-
ing. Also two acres nearby fabulous view. FRANCISCUS REALTORS’ ASSOCIATES 3-3506, 3-8372.
1258
t
CLEANERS
ELECTEBO-LUX World’s only automatic vacuum cleaner and air purifier. Also repairs and maintenance. Breathe NO DIRT, see NO DIRT. touch NO DIRT. Del Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 1604, between San Jorge and Parque, Santurce. Telephone 2-5355. 927 UF
Hot
6-0951.
LUQUILLO
bedrooms.
Owner
couple.
1283
convert-
additional
for
ROOM,
1,000 acres of miscellaneous property, some plantations, all suitable hotel or cottage colonies. On beaches, roads some near airport. Write Simmons, Betances 265, Santurce, P. R., or Duncan, Box 165, St. Kitts, B.W.I.
SALE
Guards,
BUREAU?
4
LOTS FOR SALE NEVIS Hotel,
FOR
AQUEDUCT HILL four airconditioned
AT
PM
Dorado
427
1392
6
1173
Bre-
Hotel. For information call MaesHOUSES
‘fer
Uniformed
DETECTIVES
fidential Investigation. 1072 Fern: = Ave. Tel. Santuree 25282, Cagu
NEAR UNIVERSITY and = shopping |] MOTEL — ROADSIDE SHOP, south of center, nice cool rooms with all priviCaguas. Highway No. 1 Over $wo acres leges. Reasonable rates. Margarita. 51 on highway, ideal income producing recorner Humacao, Rio Piedras. For intirement site. Price, including building, formation call Mrs. Vega, 3-6769 or $20,000. Franciscus Realtors & Associ-
screen-
kitchen.
ROOMS
CONTINENTAL The most > America.
53
VACUUM
23|
after
HOUSE-fully
completely
1259
1275
FULLY FURNISHED three ~bedroom private house in best section of Villa Caparra, from June ist until Oct. Ist. House fully equipped. good garden and very quiet, Ring 8-1697. 1307 423 BEACH
FURNISHED
z
water, ~ share kitchen. Respectable family atmosphere. 625 Ponce de Leon, telephone daytimes 3-0747, 7-10 PM. 2-7801. Ask for Mr, Gautier.
kitchen,
1274
RENT
DETECTIVE “BUREAUS
RENT
71.
Suitable gentleman. Near ping bus ime, restaurants. Stop 15, Fernandez Juncos 1803, third floor, apartment 5. Mrs. Angie Zack. 1309 428
built-in
equipped
FOR
FOR
WAREHOUSE 1500 SQ. FT., well ventilated, dry. light. concrete building, with concrete ‘paved parking let. In commercial area of Santuree, 10 meters from Ponce de Leon, Stop 16-1/2. Phone
36
428
hot water, utility porch. Living-diningroom, bath. All screened. Call 2-9334
Beach
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT: LivingTaem-kitchenette, bedroom and _ bath. Separate building. Ocean Park, near
afficiency
lot.
2
(wo bedrooms, screened, kitchen and| patio. Rent by day, weekend or longer.| Call Porter Bibb, 38400, after 5 PM. 1295 423
ed,
two
quarters,
furnished
3-3550. 39
after
COMPLETELY
servant’s
1400
ria, Hato Rey. Santurce. (INTRON REALTY, 2-0911. Roosevelt, Puerto Rico.
WAREHOUSES
IMPROVEMENT
house by the beach in Reparto Consular, Isla Verde. Left of Coral Beach Hotel, one biock from San Juan Hotel. Living and diningroom, 4 bedrooms, 2 bath-|
ALLEN FRANCISCUS REALTORS AND ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn and Ashford Aveas2, Condado 3-3506, 3-6775.
Villa
HOME
RENT
BEST PRICES offered ana F.HA. financing arranged for all types - of alterations, additions and improvements to your house and premises. “Pico Inc” Te! 2-3013 Ext 211, Box 14203, Santurce.
MODERN,
SPECULATING? Our government specialist
are
FOR
Robert
Tschudin, Realtor
TELS. 3-5315
per. tastes, *
‘THE SAN: JUAN-STAR — Saturday, -April.23,.1960
( L, SECRETARIAL EXPERIENCED
Stenegrapher
Juan
transient.
Typing,
manuseripts, JBM
reports.
Electric.
D4,
Muriel
1231
1120
EFFICIENY,
WHY
Concha, San local shorthand, briefs,
Ponce mnt
Apt. 6518
Secretarial
CAR?
de Leon (opposite
1957
Service,
BUICK
wagon. radio,
With
‘Avenue, lottery
$275
down
Stop 20, SanBuilding).
CENTURY,
Power | steering,
$2700.
Ext.
1296
Cali
2-0000
8201 or 5203.
4
door,
RATTAN
station
hydromatic,
Fort
Buchanan
-
426
1957
station wagon. Motor completely
CARRIER BOYS WANTED: Go into Ibusinesa fer yourself. Earn high commissions as a carrier serving the San -Juan Star on established routes. If you are over 12 years of age, phone 3-8400, Ext. 61, Miss Longfellow. _ 1247
WANTED,
DELUXE
er.
1276
Call
8-1134
1959 FORD,
owner,
MEN
12,000
PLYMOUTH
Excellent overhauled.
After
6
\
like! new
ANTIQUES,
doors
Taxes
Call
George
65540
or
2-301
Ext.
Union
Supermarket, ;
Valen..
or
Grand
Rey. ©
425
WATER Condade
- Baker,
tours
in 28 ft. unsinkable
Twenty
years’
experience
MOVING
Building
Rico
Inspector.
three P.O.
years.
Box
Rico. 3278
Age
Write
42,
Rio
GL im
46,
to
“THE
Puerto
FRIDAY
modern,
meral
air-conditioned
office
work...
seldom
WOUNG
MEN,
office.
diversified.
18-24,
Ge-
Leén
Collier
at
38483,
our
A.M.
cost.
te\2
Cail
P.M.
aanreteed 331
and
car
Mr.
Jay.
Trainees
start
at
9
$75.00
draw).
No.
WANTED — ONE chef, and one cook, 4 first class waiters. Enquire El Morro Restaurant, Tanca 203, Old San Juan. Must bring written references. 3283 426 I HAVE an excellent job fer you sales training te work for international boek company. Earn $150 per week. Spanish not: necessary. Call 3-6689. J
ATTENTION
AND
free Lines. UF
MOVE YOUR furniture by . Almacenes Maritimos, Inc,, opposite Pier 9, San
Tel 423
MILITARY
Service,
responsibility,
long distance. We Agents National
guaranty
store your Van Lines
2-2374 -
MOVING:
UF
WHO
moves. you
is
ae
im-
portant’ as where you move. Moving, packing, shipping and storage of furniture. C.W, SIEGMUND, Villa Prades
Development, Rio 69 > |
Piedras. Tel. -
T.V. SALES
PERSONEL
First
class
ne
& SERVICE
firm,
Jecated im San Juan vicinity, has openings for men over 25 years of age with a meter transport background. Excellent rate of pay. If you are about to
PAN AMERICAN
ELECTRONICS
LABS
discharged or are a veteran and
ate planning = ——_ Puerto Rice your home, don’t miss opportunity. Send resume te Bex Q, <* San Juan Star. 1219 UF
STEEL
SHELVING
STEEL SHELVING — used, heavy duty. 42” leng x 18” deep. Some 8 feet high, some 10 feet. Cheap. We’re moving Harry Bloom, 3-2463. 13085, UF
SPORTS & FOREIGN CARS FIAT MULTIPLA, six’ passenger, 24,000. miles. Reasonable. See at terani Motors, Military Road Buchanan, Ask for Mr. Aponte. 7311
195@
SEIMCA
tires, new oa
1957.
Vedette,
new
paint,
Plus
APPLIANCE
ONE
TRUCKS FOR SALE Panel
3-04403
%%
ton truck and
Delivery. tee =
:
after
5:3034
year
AIR CONDITIONERS
PHAMES eld.
Ca
425
Summit
latest
models
at
SALE
Kiko
de
Toro
Inc.,
{top 31, Mufioy Rivera Avenue, Hato Rey — 6-5429. Borum and Thunderbird boats, Mercury motors, Gator trailers. Easy terms free demonstrations. 1317 56 YACHT BROKERAGE -— 19’ Century 1958 sportsfisherman, clinker“ built, 60 Gray, $3,000. 27’ Cruise-Along 1958 cabin
cruiser,
twin
YEAB
Grays,
$11,500.000.
41°
Van Duy] 1950 cruising yacht, twin 100 Packards, sleeps @ in three cabins, $16,000.00. 38° Emancipator 1958 Sportsfisherman, twin 300 Cadillacs, 4@ m.p.h., $22,500.00. Call Kiko Toro Inc., Stop 31. -— Mufioz Tel. 6-5429.
Rivera
Avenue,
Hato
Rey.
1316
429
36 FT. CABIN CRUISER built by Morton-Johnson, Bayhead N. J. in 1938; 14 ft. beam, 41/2 ft. draft, Twin g.m. 671 diesels, 400 gal fuel cap. 200 gal. water cap. Aceommodations: Owners stateroom aft sleeps two and has private head, lavatery and shower. Crewsquarters im forecastle sleeps two and has private head and lavatory. Main salon sleeps two on convertible settee. Forward cabin sleeps four on double berth and has private head. lavatory and shower. Equipment: Onan generator, Pressure water system, refrigerator, stove and oven/broiler. stainless steel] galley. Carrier air conditioner, 1350 watt radio telephone, Fathometer, automatic pilot. dual controls, searchlight, siren, outriggers, 2 storm anchors and 2 light anchors. Life raft and life preservers. Hull is mahogany. Boat is sea- worthy and engines are in excellent condition. Price $30,000. Will consider trade. 18 FT. JAFCO sea Lapstreake hull, 100 h-p. gray Boat and engine have just been completely overhauled and in excellent condition. Price $1,950. 17 FT. TROPICRAFT Largarto, 58 model, te
Péle
shore
radio,
holders,
like
1298
Bimini
metal
outriggers,
top,
full
new.
REPAIRS
canvas
$2;250.
.
ART time
REPAIRS
Price
-
_| PATTY
guarantee on al} watch and
repairs,
108
PEASE
423-
classes
»
landscape,
Dayand
still life. $10. a month. Register nowlimited to 5 students per class. Telephone 2-8927 for further information, 1265
521
KNITTING MACHINE TECHNICIAN © PEARCE
ENITTING
&
SEWING
MA-
CHINE SERVICE — Repair. rebuild setup samples on flat circular & fullfashioned. Make pins, bushings, Phone j electrical work. Rebuild V bed carAttachments riages, insert teeth, etc. of all hinds designed and build. types sewing machines repaired. 29 year’s . experience. WM. PEARCE, CALLE L, Final, Phene Caguas 2675. 3306 427
AUTO LANGUAGE INSTITUTO
DE
CLASSES
IDIOMAS
| tional -eeurses in Spanish,
—
a
Fri
(Priced
—
Diege. Suite 205 Tel. 35424 Gours: 9)
SWEDISH Feel
forever.
For
free
Stop 22, 95 Mon,
Set
MASSAGE
Young
+ Wonderful
with TREATMENTS
ther
REVITALIZE ond RELAX
POOLS
© SWEDISH MASSACE
estimates,
© STEAM BATHS © PHYSICAL THERAPY © PHYSICAL ABSUSTRIENTS
call 511
iS YOUR roof dirtyr tf so, for expert high water- pressure cleaning and painting, eal) 6-5132 or 430 Verde, Bayaméon. 611 UF
WATER TEMPRITE
COOLERS
WATERCOOLERS-—
For
of-
fices, factories, restaurants, ete. Lowest prices, highest quality. 5 year guarantee. Smaller bome models available. For information
and
driguez Umpierre, Juan. 2-0962. 261
prices:
Comercial
Fortaleza
351,
Ro-
Sap UF
Church Services THE Punta
UNION CHURCH Las Marias holds
services
each
Sunday
Tet. 3-4610 across from
CARMEN THE CARIGE
APTS. HILTON
with
the
exception
that
President
of
the
Johnson
are
in
Conversa-
the
Evange-
Aruba,
The
regis-
Maunabo,
Naguabo,
Bayamon, Lajas,
Guaynabo,
Co-
Salinas,
Morovis
and
RAN CHURCH, located on th corner of Avenida Universida and
Calle
Pelegrina,
Rio
Pie
dras, invites you to its English service, to be held this Sunday, April 24, at 10:45 am. with Holy Communion to be celebrated at the service. The Sunday school meets during the worshi hour.
This
Sunday,
the
Firs
Sunday after Easter, the pastor, The Rev. Arnold A. Wuertz, will preach on the subject: “Faith Is the Victory.” For further information, please call 3-3220. eee
SAN AGUSTIN CHURCH, Ponce de Leon, Stop 5—Sermon and announcements in English, 11 a.m. mass. Gospel in English, 5 p.m. mass. e2%
PERPETUO. SOCORRO, CHURCH, 656 Union St., Mira
mar—9:30 a.m. mass, with sere mon and annoancement’s in En-
am, in in En-
glish. -
and 4
LUTHE.
this
Guanica.
provided
v2
ENGLISH
of the
that
holding
Camuy,
Hatillo,-
Yauco,
(SpanPrayer,
English
for
Lares, Las Piedras, MaGuayanilla, Guayama,
Juncos,
Santuree, holds
ings are held in {Spanish at 8 pm.
said
precints
Ciales,
Ceiba, ricao,
Sunday School meets at Wednesday evening meet-
GRACE
23
Baja,
at-
ee3
glish. 11:15.
however,
The
School, alMiteboxes
Sunday services at 9:45 Spanish and 11:15 am.
registration
trations this weekend are: Zone Iii of San Juan, Caguas, Toa
THE ‘CHRISTIAN, SCIENCE SOCIETY, lecated at 351 De
Avenue,
general
registration does not necessarily mean that primaries will be held in all electorates. The registrations are for eligible voters of the Popular Party, who will be the only ones who may vote within those precincts if it is decided to hold primaries.
at the 11 a.m. service. All Sunday services are air-conditioned. Spanish services during the week are as follows: Holy Communion Monday and Wednesday at 7 am., Friday at 7:30 a.m. English services are; Tuesday and Thursday at 8 a.m., Saturday at 9 am. '
Diego
a
Party,
ST. JOHN’S CATHEDRAL, Stop 20, Ponce de Leon, extends a welcome to all, at tis services in English and Spanish. The service schedule for April 24 First Sunday after Easter, is as follows: 8 am. Holy Communion (English); 9 am. Holy
is
Par-
and men, Sunday. is part ‘of a plan to com-
rozal,
Nursery
Democratic
throughout the island this weekend, with women registering Sa-
e$+¢
(English).
Popular
ty will hold registration of voters in 23 electoral precincts
tending the Conference of Pastors of the Union Churches of the Caribbean area.
Sermon and Church so Presentation of
7¢ cers
To Register Voters
lical Seminary in Rio Piedras, will be in’ the pulpit, using for his sermon topic “The Mission of the Church and the Mind of Christ.” The Rev. and Mrs. Donald
(nteractional
soeocrery
Popular Democrats
plete
Youth Choir sings at the early service and the Chancel Choir sings at the second one. Grades one through six have Church School during both services. ‘This Sunday, Dr. T. J. Liggett,
where
in -primaries in the island. two The secretariat general
—one at 9 a.m. and one at 11 am. The ‘services are indentical
Mernre,
turday This
morning
Communion and sermon ish); 11 am. Morning
SCHOOLS Schoo! of Painting.
318 De Santeree.
neck
ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING
cover, 6 fuel tanks. Cushions throughout, trailer with winch and road lights,
MARQUEZ REPAIR SHOP repairs all makes washers, dfyers, dishwashers, electric- ranges, and gas stoves. Same day service., Guarantee on partes Call 8-1804 or 28-1012, 1279 i UF
WATCH
PHAMES
the
EQUIPMENT
1156
A BOAT is sign of success, -but persons with distinctive tastes own a Borum boat, America’s most wanted boat. See
hospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and will deliver. $5.00 one si $15.00 per month Telerental 267 UF
new
brakes. Leaving for States Best offer. 8-2274° after
MORGAN
TV & RADIO RENTAL
426
FOR
Instituto
426
last
426
BOATS
display
3-5762.
BIKINI POOLS, Puerto Rico’s oldest and most experienced pool builders, uses only reinforced concrete and ali copper filtering system. These materials
kicker.
D-76 996.
Dr. Robert M. Overton Low beck poins, heodeches, Pains, sinus trouble, osthmo, evthritis. X-Rey.
+ | 6-5063.
outboard
Enquire Bayamon
On
Call
SWIMMING
MOTORS
MERCURY
artists
“Buccaneer”
1312
Ship
TELEVISION, RADIOS, for rent in your own home. Same gervice given to hotels,
only Marnear
H.P.
Like new. $250. Hills, or phone
. 43 Theatre
UF
430
VETERANS
be
a
MOVING? SAVE WITH TORRES. We do all types of moving, no matter ff it be large or small, Mederate. prices. Muebleria Torres, Fernandez Juncos ag Stop 20, Santurce. Tel. 2-5791.
Juan,’
20
6-3329
1632. | Santurce.
Local and
:
6-3357,
428
EXPERUENCED ARCHITECT or architectural draftsman. Call G. D. McDade, 3-4759, hetween 1 PM and 5 P
3238
Telephone
Corp.
are preComplete
equipment
find.
274
will train yeu te sell if you eentable and willing to learn.
training,
the
ARE YOU going to move? Use the best service in Puerto Rico, United States, Spain, Germany, Japan. Packing, crating, storage, shipping. Agent of U.S. Van Lines, Inc. Call Muebleria La Bolsa. Tel. 2-2726, 2-2067 Ponce de
High
MALE
the
when
position
heurly rete of pay. For interview, apply Reem 210, El Imparcial Building. 31272 UF
HELP WANTED
yours”
Capitol Transportation, Inc., for estimate. Agents for Atlas Van 52
FEMALE
attractive
1s
te pack and transport precious belongings, as scheduled, with ‘the dependable care you look for and
Puerto
423
—
‘PLEASURE
moving job is ours. Whether you're movin locally or Stateside, we are equipped
Engineer
Piedras,
HELP. WANTED
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, April 23, 1960_
|
(Continued from Page 1) spokesman for the survivors, said allegedly shifted, to- tilt the vessel enough to allow water to pour into the engine roor John Booth. who has operated the Lloyd under charter for his Tropie Freight Line, Inc., claims to be nonplussed by the ship's sudden flip. “She had an experienced crew,
good
weather,
and
had
been
(Continue@
the
for
Capt.
rine
that
Puerto
van
Drydock
Terminals,
just
emerged
last
Inc,
March
from
and
Ma-
confirmed
11 the Lloyd
drydock
after
a
check-up that included inspection of her plates, seams, tail shaft, and yalves, among other items covered in a routine drydock job. Yet in 1956, shortly after the Lloyd was launched in the Merril-
Stevens
shipyard
in
broke
sliding
pro-
Villanueva
Rico
Lloyd,
Page
owned
The
1)
by
TMT
found ourselves at the pumps.” Almost simultaneously a beer
Harold Hummel, manager of the ship-owning firm TMT Trailer Ferry. attested to the good condition of the vessel. Employees of the
TMT
from
Trailer Ferry, San Juan, and carrying four tankloads of beer from here to St. Thomas, ‘“‘sprung a surprise leak and we_ suddenly
perly trimmed for the trip,’’ he insisted. Yesterday was the second crossing
VENEZUELA
TMT FATE
CAPSIZED
Jacksonville,
Fla., the Coast Guard frowned on her design and her proposed voyaging between Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. But since she carried no pas-
its
chains
to port,
and
he said.
started
‘‘We
had
actual
keeling
over.
in two dramatic minutes about 3 a.m., Villanueva said. “I and my engineer were in ‘the engine room, pumping. When we noticed the motion,
we
rushed
“a
long,
long
sat ing
back, men
hoping the three had managed to
misscling
piece
Their
“roll-on-roll-off’’ TMT
port
Santiagd, crossings
her
Joad
container Captain
of four vans.
them
Francisco
Juan, belittled the theory that crossseas and a high southerly breeze could have tipped the Lloyd. But he was equally reluctant to accept the leakage theory, pointing out the ship could not have hit a rock in the 28 to 30 fathom-deep passage near Culebra.
capital, as a government armored column approached the city early Thursday. ‘
again.’’.
Villanueva
was
the
first
Along
man
to reach the raft, which had been carried away in the swell when the TMT Lloyd keeled over. He managed first to get Perez aboard, then Carrasquillo.
to
some was
the
of:
only
The Coast first arrived
they over
time,’
other
one
and
National
Guard.
gress
and:
that after
the
day,
discovered circled but could find no
with
only
negative”
back,
hope
All
those
faded
reports
being more
missing
had
of
radioed
and
lieu-
on
Salvador L. Rocafort _ Dies At Age Of 69 . Salvador
tive
Hemispheric
signed
Freedom
a
mani-
supporting President RoBetancourt’s government.
of
L.
son, Jorge. Friends will be re ceived until 4 p.m. at the Ehre Funeral Home, Hato Rey. Ser! vices will be held at San Vicen te de Paul Church, Santurce, and
burial will be at Old
:nore.
of
the
movement
families.
to
go
to
Air
NITE
CLUB
Steak
with
The
condition
actor
Ruben
much the ce.
a
Rico’s
Newest
and
mest
Unique
of
Paiz
televisions
was
improved
reported,
last
night
by
Municipal. Hospital, Santur He is expected to recover
hospital Paiz,
spokesman
known
as
said.
|
‘“Pulgarcito,’
suffered a skull fracture in a ca accident’
Isla
Thursday
Verde.
morning
*
4 —
Hm.
i
|
\
earlier
in
the
da
gave de Gaulle a cheering, flag waving welcome from 200,006 admirers as he arrived for state visit. { Eisenhower, a big smile o his
4
face,
led
red carpet
the
exira-elaborate
reception
for the tal
French soldier-statesman fou hours before they sat down fo
Road
Guaynabo
Washington
passports
Colombia.
confidential
discussions.
The solemn de Gaulle, his facq
2461,
half
PARKING
at
lighting
smile,
the
up
swiftly
airport
his
with
made main
clear
aim
was
to help forge a solid allied fronth
Conditioned
prior
House
to
next
month’s
summit
conference
Premier
Nikita
East-West)
with
Sovie
S. Khrushchev. f
Grave International Debate “A grave international debatd is going to take place in three
OPENED NIGHTLY FROM 8 P.M. Puerto
Jua
"Pulgarcifo’ On Mend
oceasionaly
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Cemetery.
DE GAULLE
FREE
Lounge
yes!
(Continued. From Page 1) four-day round of strategy con ferences.
Telephone
Cocktail
na,
late
It is believed he was alluding to the fact that the Dominican Republic provided the leaders
Guaynabo
@®
69,
died.
to have support in frank violation of the principles on nonintervention.
Km.
Cafeteria
Rocafort,
Humaceo,
terday afternoon. He is survive by his wife, Ida Geigel Bird, and
over to the
Colembia’s President Alberto Lleras said the rebellion seemed
survivors.
“results
turned
Democracy
festo mulo
As the search continued ihroughout
three
Caracas the delegates to Second Inter-American Con-
the
aboard plane scene
Castro,
Cristobal In
just
debris.
Guard on the
had been the area,
then
with
tenant colonels who were also out of uniform, were captured too. All were brought to San
They kept shouting for the others
raft
a veteran of some 40 to St. Thomas from San
was captured by peasants Thursday. The rebels fled from San Cristobal, the Tachira’ Province
up on deck.
sengers and flew the Panamanian flag, the high-bridged freighter could ply undisturbed between
with
Castro Leon’s chief leutenant, Lt. Col. Juan de Dios Moncada,
Carrasquillo cut lose the raft, then jumped into the darkness. Perez followed, then I. The other three were in the pilot house. We néver saw.
islands
(Continued From Page 1) Province, where the revolt began.
came
our hands full at the pumps, but soon it was apparent that we couldn't handle the rush of water. Within minutes the ship began to list sharply and less than half an hour later it was apparent the ship would capsize.”
the
)
weeks,”
ing
che
this
said.
debate
“Before
on
join;
behalf
of
France, it was indeed necessar. that I converse with the presi
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States”
avoided
’
any
East-West
men
struggle
in his enthusiastic welcoming remarks. He confined himself to praising de Gaulle as a symbo of the: New France, which he said is continuing its centuries -old fight for mankind’s free dom and dignity.
De
Spend your evening in a truly different atmosphere. A con-
dance floor and stage. Sit in the circular balcony if you
El
food Cofre
Prime
steak
and
to Guaynabo. Look for the tower entrance of El Cofre.
Typical
Venezuelan
Cockpit ) Continuous
RUTH and
about
ar Atl
Dancing
NATAL her
Combs
to
Folk
Singers
Minimum $3.00 Cover
TRIO LOS BORINCANOS Rico’s
Most
Famous
Trio
Eisenhower compliment,
he
com sa!
devotion -to freedom and declar'| ed that the fate of the entirc Free World rests mainly on theii future strength and policies. The 69-year-old de Gaulle!
$2.00
drésed double
per per
person person
in a black pin-stripec breasted suit, gravely
acknowledged crowd of some at the airport.
the 500
cheers well .
of the wisher:
After artillery: batteries fi nisked booming out a 21-gur | salute, Eisenhower and de Gaul le, both hatless, inspected th troop honor guards and depar' ed
Puerto
vigorously
luted the American people’s pas}
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(The old Martinez Nadal
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Eisenhower
Matching pliment for
finest
drive towards Bayamon, turn left ‘just pass Fort Buchanan onto the road twin
with
lantic Pact strategy in Paris lasi December, called the President his “dear and illustrious friend.”
verted Cock Fighting Pit ( Gallera) with a circular rising wish,
Gaulle,
gued
in
an
open
limousine
for
thd
welcoming parade into the ca pital. , as one of the biggest ever tc greet a foreign leader applaud ed and shouted greetings as th¢ two ex-generals rode into towr ‘side by side in bright sunshind
acknowledging
the
cheers.
Se
venteen bands were stationed along the flag-lined route.
| THE SAN JUAN STAR,— Saturdays Api 23, 960:
Ex-Premier Urges BRhee To Oust Man
Causing Korea Riots | ]
By SEOUL
i
[
, Yl , ,
ed
GENE KRAMER —(AP)— An ex-premier
résignation
of
Lee,
elect Lee
windows
Ki-Poong,
target
of anti-
government rioting. He indicated Rhee is considering this action. The.
ex-premier,
spoke
with
a
Y.
T.
reporter
conference with Rhee strated
1
the
yesterday urged President Syngman Rhee to oust vice president
Pyun,
after
in the
nearby
a
broken
in
four
85-year-old President, facing gravest internal crisis, issued
at the end port
were
local offices of Rhee’s Liberal Party. In Seoul, meanwhile, the tough
of another tense day during which 10,000 teen-age-students demonl i “ i <
for
declaring his election with Rhee March 15 was rigged. No fighting was reported, but
t
second statement revolt began.
of In-
Obey
chon.
since
the laws, he
the
his his
bloody
told his peo-
Korea’s
ple ‘‘so that martial law can be lifted as soon as possible.” After Tuesday’s uprising, Rhee
grave political crisis, adding: ‘‘He has formed certain ideas in his mind regarding what to do... his
had said in ‘a statement that major grievances, if there are any, would ba redressed but
ideas are roughly along my lines.” Pyun, formerly a close associate
assured
Pyun plan
said for
of Rhee, critical mestic
Rhee
solving
has
has
become
of the policies.
a
South
definite
“those
increasingly
government’s doNow an English
professor, Pyun has been mentioned as a possible member of a reshuffled cabinet. a
President to discard Lee. Demand
are
guilty
of punishment.”
can
be
Although Inchon is the. five cities which
not dne of have been
placed
law,
under
martial
young
students there have been staging demonstrations for the past two days in. defiance of the government. ban on them. Police made no serious attempt to disperse the demonstrators Friday as their number grew from 500 to 10,000.
He published an open letter in Seoul newspaper urging the Resignation
The Inchon demonstration
who
shout-
EYE, YI-YI—Philadelphia challenger Joey Giardello (black trunks) suffers a bloody, battered eye in his no-decision contest with middleweight champion Gene Fullmer of
Utah.
(AP Wirephoto.)
Tompion Is C.V. Whitney's Derby Hope NEW
By
YORK
JOHN CHANDLER (AP)—C. VY. (Sonny)
Whitney, who has sent 13 horses into 10 Kentucky Derbies without winning, may chance.all that this year.
+ and
A top favorite for the May 7 running of the $125,000 classic over 11/4 miles at Churchill Downs is Tompion, who carried Whitney’s light blue silks to an, easy victory in the $130,400 Santa Anita Derby March 5. +>
Last year Whitney’s fine fil-* 300 Champagne ly, Silver Spoon, beat the colts duet. in
the
then
Santa
she
tucky
finished
when
Sword
Anita
Tomy
Dancer.
showings by were in 1947, by a head to 1950, when third
ES
SEOUL STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE—A South Korean student addresses fellow demonstrators from_the fop of a commandeered
trolley
car near
the
presidential
palace
in Seoul April 19 in the same kind of student demonstration which took place yesterday when more than 10,000
students paraded in protest against the gavernment. Radiophoto)
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of
Middleground
and
Trainer
Bob
Wheeler
has
en-
gaged Willie Shoemaker to ride Tompion. Willie won the 1955
Derby
with
Tomy
Lee
Swaps, a- year
and
piloted
ago.
Shoema-
ker rode the colt in several races, including the Hopeful and Santa Anita Derby. Tompion is at Keeneland, Lexington, Ky., and is expected to
make his final pre-Derby appearance in the $25,000 Blue
better
Grass
luck
in
the
glamor
race
stakes
Thursday.
for 3-year-olds. He won with Regret, only filly
in 1915 ever to
Whereas Tompion was bred in Kentucky, Noble Noor is a Cali-
eapture the event, with Whiskery.
in
fornian,
and
1927
Tompion’s breeding speaks well for Whitney’s chances this year. He is a brown son of Tom Fool, 1953 Horse of the Year when he was unbeaten starts. Tom Fool is the
is
Sunlight,
in sire
10 of
aN
daughter
Reigh
Count,
1928
Derby
of
to
Warfare
in
the
$233,-
and
bred
by
Dr.
San
at their Luis
Rey,
San Diego County. Noble Noor is a son of Noor, who beat Citatien four times in some memorable races 10 years ago. A slight injury suffered in the San Felipe Stakes in midFebruary forced Noble Noor to skip
the
Santa
Anita
Derby.
Trainer Benny Slasky plans to start Noble Noor in the $40,000 California .Derby at Bay Mea-
dows.
Slasky
showing
says
will
Noble
Noor’s
determine
whether
he takes a crack at the Roses in Louisville. Another California bred colt with
Derby
ambitions
is
les Whittingham, who trains for the former Liz Whitney, has Eag’e Admiral and Command
Pilot,
another
candidate
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THE SAN. JUAN
STAR — Saturday, April 23; 1960
New Minor League Approved, Possible Continental Tieup COLWMBUS,
Ohio
(?—The
path
appeared to have been cleared for. the proposed Continental League to organize its first work-
ing agreement with another circuit. The head of the minor
Class D League
league, proved
a surprise.
George M. Trautman, apthe new Western Carolina
Cepeda Tops Latins official times at bat. The Giants big boy
Leagues
28 times
have
his
team’s
He
plate.
at the
at
who in
participated
has
has appeared
and
games
Major
the
in
playing
Americans
all Latin
among
hitter
leading
is the
Rico,
Puerto
from
leftfielder
seven
first
has
10
least
hit seven
singles, one double, one triple and two homers for a .393 average. His 11 safeties have driven in eight runs. Puerto from also outfielder Pittsburgh Clemente, Roberto He has 11 hits in 32 times Rieu, is second with a 344 average. at bat. Luis Aparicio of the White Sox and Venezuela, and Vic Power with and
Puerto
also from
and
Indians
of the
Rico,
tied
are
place
in third
three hits in 10 trips to the plate for a 300 average. the pitchers, Cubans Camilo Pascual of the Senators Among Raul Sanchez of the Redlegs have scored one victory in one
start.
of
Robinson Braves
have
Player
and
the
Phillies,
lost
one
in
decision
one
of
Pizarro
the
start.
approval
came
last month,
as Com-
down
the
its
proposed
Continental
Continental
hopes
alliance
League.
to
start
The
play
in
1961 as the third mayor league. Frick explained- then that the Western Carolina League had not received approval from Trautman and that the Continental League still had to meet all major league requirements before it could receive recognition baseball.
from
Possible
Tieup
with
has
a
working
a higher
feam
at present.
RBI
Pet.
2
8
393
minor when
Clemente, Pirates Aparicio, White Sox
8 2,
32 10
5 4
11 3
1 0
0
344 300
West Texas sanctioned.
Power, Indians Herrera, Phillies
2 7
10 29
1 2
3 8
0 1
2 4
300 276
The Western Carolina League is headed by John Moss of Kings
Fernandez, Tigers Lopez, Yankees Pitcher and Club
2 3
10 12
0 1
1 1
0 0
-100 .083 ERA
0
1.000
1.00
Sanchez, Reds Ramos, Senators
1 0
0 1
1.000 .000
3.00 3.38
Robinson,
0
1
.000
6.75
0
1
.000
9.00
Pizarro,
Phillies
Braves
league structure the Sophomore
and New
since 1958, League in
Mexico 2
was
Mountain, N. C. It will have teams in Gastonia, Hickory, Lexington, Newton, Salisbury, Shelby, Statesville
and
Forest
North Carolina. There are now cuits
work,
in
the
the
all
in
:
twenty-one cir-
minor
same
City,
league
number
frame-
that
fi-
nished the 1959 campaign. The Nebraska Rookie League was the only one lost this year.
(Continued
ST. THOMAS, ST. KITTS, ANTIGUA
ALL 3 ISLANDS. FOR THE PRIcE or ONE This low, low excursion fare will be in effect only until December 15, 1960. It 4
represents
a
savings
$23.40 from the normal fare. And you get stopover privileges in St. Thomas and St. Kitts. Daily flights are offered-for your If you convenience. fly may prefer, you San
Juan
-
non-stop via Viscount and back. For further
From
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Page)
STAR handicapper Emilio Carmona yesterday picked five winners out of
JUAN
S
mer ROURD
He picked the first five races correctly, but then missed on Pas De Calais, 47-1, in the sixth race and Rio Blanco, which he selected for third, in the last race.
ST KITTS
TRIP
Antigua
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information,
call your travel agent or
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high
rolling
and
Puerto
are tied Benigno
game,
along
:
a
a
close
Rico
for
firs
sc
*
singles
for high average at ; Rodriguez has the
266,
and
high
series,
682.
Women’s Provi
Championships
Acosta,
Bowling
Bolera
Lizzy
secretary
de
Palerm,
of
the
Association, Rio
has
and
Piedras
Puerto
who
Rico
won
the
DOUGLAS
the
Anniversary
announced
Women’s
Puerto
Rican
Doubles
Women’s
wit
Bowlin
Association championships will be held May 14 and 15 in Rio Piedra There will be no cash awards in the tournament although eac event (singles, doubles, and team) carries a $1.75 entry fee. Onl trophies
will
be
given
All competition
the
winners.
will be on
the association’s 220 members, will,
an
equal
chance
Entries
a handicap
at the
close
May
basis,
if they enter,
thus
and
1.
giving
each
it is hoped
the
trophies.
4th RACE 3-year-olds; Negro Monte Stanarn (R, Royal Treat Time: 1:48 F.,
— nee 3.550; allowance; 1 1/16 miles (Imported) (Ayala) ______ out of betting Maldonadoy ___.$4.00 $2.40 (Alicea) $2.80 3/5. Fighting Wave, Guille
Rigoberto,
Tio
Donato,
Dalila,
Miss
Dalia, Katiuska, and Starwyn also ran. Sth RACE — Purse $1,550; claiming ($2,000); 4-year-olds-up; 1 116 miles (Native) Constelacion (Rosario) a -$5. 60 $3.20 Istaracho (Quifiones) $3.30 Time: 1:51 4/5. Hecuba, Fapiter, Don Ramon, Candida, Jaimito, Siva, Ecuador Bombillita, Curiosita, Leslie, and Rio Grande also ran. Sh
RACE.
-¢-
Purse
Some-_ 15,300 women bowlers are expected to compete during six weeks. Forty-two states will be represented, as will
$1,550;°
-claiming
t t
District of Columbia and Canada. The Puerto Rico Woman’s Bowling Association had hoped
: to sen
a team to the: trip.
financ
Denver,
however,
no
sponsor
could
be
found
to
Olmo To Instruct Luis Olmo, former Brooklyn Dodger outfielder and a well-know personality among bowlers in Puerto Rico, has been hired by th Star
Bowling
Center,
which
opens
in
three
weeks,
as
an
instructo
At the end of March, Olmo turned in the week’s high series at th Bolera de Rio Piedras, a 637. It’s been announced that the Paradise Bowling and Sports Cente opening next weekend, will share the cost of bringing teams her from Mexico and Venezuela for the Brunswick Caribbean Bowlin Tournament
along
with
the
Star
Bowling
Center.
Competition during the four-day tournament split
by
the
two
(May
28-31)
will als
centers.
ABC
Tournament
There have been six 700 singles series to date in the America Bowling Congress championships in Toledo, Ohio. High is a 726 throw by Paul Kulbaga of Cleveland on March 24. In second place is Howi Zunker, a 32-year old industrial enginee from-La Crosse, Wis., with a 725. A 6-10 split on his last ball afte nine straight
strikes
cost him
the leadership
in the singles
event.
Other 700 series are: Dominic Bertolini, Yongstown, Ohio, 720 Francis Chartrand, St. Louis, 713; Mike Totsky, Detroit, 711; an James Chartrand, Jamestown, N. Y., 702. A record of some sort was set last week by a bowler who cam all the way from Santa Monica, Calif., for his frustration. His tea effort was a 77-56-111 for a three-game total of 244, lowest series s fir. Previous
low was
a 256 series
by
a Chicago
°
bowling At
4
.
(Continued From cs to 19 inning. : Mickey
home
Mantle
run
of
the
got
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his
first
in
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Ray Herbert scattered nine hits} shaw, p to enable the Athletics to win | TOTALS their opener and also their first i
game of the year.
R
4
Smith, rt
the { Landis,
In the third game of the day,
AB “2,0
Page) | mifieso, if Kluskewski, Freese, » . g
year
writer.
Detroit
CHICAGO
game.
Picks 5 Out Of 7
seven races at El Comandante. SAN
Jr.
_
Ist RACE — Purse $1,500; allowance; 3-year-olds; seven furlongs (Native) Vencedor (Belmonte) _______ $3°20 $2.60 Full Cover (L R. Velez) ____ $8.60 Time: 1:29 3/5, Villalobo, Taquillera, Paubline, Sparta, Guarani, Cariamable, Don Boni, Isabela, San Blas, Canovanas, and Gaucha also ran. 2nd RACE — Purse $3,100; allowance; 2-year-olds; two furlongs (Native) Cardiologo (Bonilla) -.____Out of betting Zilka Maria (Belmonte) ___.$3.50 $2.30 Paladin (Perales) $2.30 Time: :22 3\5 (New Track Record). Maritere, Debla, Nena Linda, Syrita B., Guayaney, and Vodka also ran. 3rd RACE —Purse $2,650; allowance; 2-year-olds; two furlongs (Imported) Midnite Moon (Flores) ----$3.90 $2.30 Contaje (Bonilla) -...----__.. $2.70 Time; :23 1/5. Preferencia, Royal Highness, Elisa C., Tonga Doll, Litty, Page Hall, and My Girl also ran.
ST. THOMAS
of
a
be
RESULTS
ISIT
is
tie
Bacardi team: Bacardi No. out of four Rio Piedras t
next
HR
L
is a four-way
The Women’s International Bowling Congress Championshi opened Thursday in. Denver when Mrs. Margaret Taylor, who 0 ganized Denver’s first feminine league in 1921, rolled the first ball.
11
1
there
This marks the first time a new league has been added to the
R
Ww
League,
Riancho
league’s
agreement
3
Senators
Ramon
Coneight
28
Pascual,
Winter
recent
classification
of competition,
champ Bob Lammey 187. However, Dr.
Trautman indicated that the cities in the new minor league might- line up working agreements
clubs
weeks
fifth with a 9-7 record.
|
later with members of the tinental League. None of the
four
Woman’s
7
0 0 Pet.
Major
organized
AB
Giants
H
After
Dougla
place in the Metro Summer League between the two India Beer and Durotex. India won four points from the Island champions, while Durotex dropped three Bacardi No. 2 last Tuesday evening at the Bolera de throws things in a middle. : Bacardi No. 1 and Durotex had previously been running one-two. The records for the top four clubs are 10-6. Ron Rico, runner-up in the Metro :
clubs.
G
Cepeda,
Club
Juan
Rican
Puerto
and
Humberto
Panamanian
Senators,
the
of
Ramos
Pedro
Cuban
with
Tie By Jim
of eight
Only
Round-Up
Four-Way
missioner Ford C. Frick refused to recognize the new league and turned
Giants’
Francisco
San
Cepeda,
(AP)—Orlando
YORK
NEW
Trautman’s
Bowling
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8
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Cleveland has yet to Win aj Kaline, cf game this season in three starts. | 5900"; ™ The homers by Cerv and Sie- | a-Groth
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was
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bern came back-to-back and it} Barts.7» all
the
cushion
the
handed Herbert needed.
Guirre,
Pas de Calais (Belmonte) _.$96.30 Acropolis (Bonilla) _.__.____-
$22.00 $3.90
oimibeck Morgin, »
Bre-}
TOTALS
1:46
4/5. Sonajero,
tona, Hibachi, Esteban Machito M., Bandolin,
Sierra
D., Quo Vadis, Hamlet, Volare,
a~G
p
b-Chrisley“= Sisier,
1
cig
S
miles
Time:
“up: year-olds-up;
moa
;
1|16
ee
«
right- | £-Cash
6.1
06
336
oe Bie
0 2 0
0ete 0
7th RACE — Purse $3,050; allowance; 3-year-olds; seven furlongs (Native) Rio Blanco (Landrau) --_----.$4.10 $3.06 Deo (Belmonte) re $5.90 Time: 1:26 4/5. Prontito, El Carito, Pote, Complot, Musa, Comisionista, Sofiador, and Senadora also ran. Handles: Pool $75,071.70; daily double}
a-Struck out for Donovan in 6th b-Struck out for Aguirre in 6th; c-flie out for Baumann in 8th; d-ran for Bilk in 8th; e-Walked for Sisler in 8th in 8t £-Fouled out for Fernandez In 9th. E-Sisler. Po-A-Chicago 26-10, Detro 27-12. DP-Fox, Aparicio and Kluszewski Fernandez and Bilko. LOB-Chicago Detroit 12. (Two out when winning ru scored in 9th). 2B-Lollar 2, Aparicio, Kaline. HR-C javito, Yost, Bilko. S-Lollar, Aguirr
$19,212;
Fernandez,
and
Khovantchina
mutuels
also
ran.
050,247.
Total
0144,-
530.70. Daily
M-Morgan Doubie
(No.
2-8)
pays
$345.80.
‘T-3:07.
SF-Smith.
(2-0).
A-23,563
Shaw
(0-1).
Sorpresa Bocina Clave de
F. E.
115 120
No
Spring
Claque Civica
Boy
M.
A.
M.
Caraballe
A. L.
SELECTION:
Sayan R. Velez
GUENGO,
4th RACE — Zumbando
Purse
Alicea
TUTO
Improved,
$2,400; allowance; R. Latorre
strong
rival
N op inie
ano
MOBILE, Ala. —An infant son
Needs to improve
Best effort needed Needs to improve Best effort needed Speedy, may prevail
NOORSAGA
of
second
WO DDH Oh CIM
Debutante Ernestito Valenciano El Vigia Bolero Teresifia Secretaria Curandera Comica
|
Tatita Magnolia
No J. R. RR. I. E. H. No G.
Boy A. Nieves Garcia Maldonade Pizarro Ayala Roman Boy Rivera
M.
Melendez
107 f
114 113, 105 112 109 107 114 105 105
Negras
Best
effort
died
ESwouHMHweane
F. E. H. J. J. L. No L.
Boreas
Avispa II Santurce Don Basi Citadel Compinche Cano Goyita Walter A. Pefiolana SELECTIONS:
Pacheco Reyes Torres A. Velez L. Landrau R. Valdes Boy R. Velez
R. D. Rodrigues CELADOR, SANTUECE,
NL AVERAGES FRIDAY’S By
NATIONAL
The
LEAGUE
LEADERS
Associated
Press
BATTING
(Based on 2@ or. more at bats) Schoendiest, Milwaukee. .455; Groat, Pittsburgh, .433; Ashburn, Chicago and -Mays, San Francisco; .407; Cepeda, San Francisco, .393 . RUNS Groat,. and Skinner, Pittsburgh, 10; Mathews, Milwaukee and Del Greco, Philadiphia, 7;. . Bruton 2nd Schoendienst, Milwaukee, 6. RUNS BATTED IN Skinser, Pittsburgh, 11; McMillan, Cincinnati. 10; Banks, Chicago and Aaron,
Milwaukee,
9;
Smith, Pittsburgh Francisco, &
Clemente
and
Cepeda,
San
and
HITS Pittsburgh, 13;
Groat,
Bell,
nati, 12; Ashburn, Chicago, Clemente, Pittsburgh and ¥rancisco, Ww
DOUBLES Cincinnati and
Martin, burgh,
Mays 18
4;
Herrera,
end
with
ME
Banks, am.
tied
Chicago,
Skinner,
with
2.
and
Mays,
San Pitts-
Francisco,
and
3.
McMillan,
Pittsburgh,
Milwaukee
3;
BASES
and
players
Blastingame
Louis,
2. PITCHING
Law, Pittsburgh and McCormick and Jones, San Francisco, 2-0, 1000; 413 Pitchers tied with 1-0, 1000. ene Bi oyerdinte,
Ieee
Arsee
23;,,
Willey.
The
child
two
months
been
kept.
birth. Mrs. described Bolling
was
Cleveland flown The
here.
gril, 5 and
born
in
an
incubator
left
the
since
to Mobile. couple has
two
a boy,
Tigers
at
night
and
children,
LOS
ANGELES
familiar
name:
old youngster. from is
Peru
“Go
AIR
competition
in
the
He
>» wy
in 6th; c-Struck out for 6th; d-Singled for Alt-
g-Safe
on
fielders
choice
U.
S.
of
a
14 months.
Ashburn, Jones. A-(paid)-26,753.
W-Loes
(2-0).
L-Elston
(1-2).
a. | 4
Anywhere
There
2
Is Air”
CHARTEi.
FRENCH DUTCH _ ANTILLES LEEWARD ISLANDS
U.S. BAHAMAS
Cwm Pre ques PONCE
HAITI DOMINICAN
ST. THOMAS
“SsT CROIX
WINDWARD
ISLAND
TRINIDAD
REPUBLIC
a
enter
younger
Alex,| who guided
Davis
Cup
team
to
the
a
win
in 1958 and to the recapture of the Cup which! was in Australia. Osvaldo, who arrived here several
months
ago;
has
planned
ARUBA CURACAO
to
follow his brother’s steps. He will enter first the} 61th Annual Ojai
Valley
Tennis
works
during
of
Tournament. the
day
He
on
tennis
a
Holly-
English in at night.
“Osvaldo is the pupil will a Jot potential,’ said Perry Jones,
BONAIRE
Continental All
lent
that
he! will
be
an
Caribbean
Milwaukee, 14; Friend,
17; ulers y idence. |
11.
}
Los
’ BD 18°S
INTERNATIONAL
ISLA Tel. 9-0090
43;
Engine
Apaches
Beechcrofts
AIRPORT
VERDE
excel-
player, * added.
Louis,
Twin
U. S.
Islands of
captain -of the, 1958 Davis Cup team. “If he continues his preparation for the next six months, I predict
for
Loes in 8th; h-Ran and scored for Schmidt in 8th; i-Fouled out for Elston in 8th. E-Hobbie, Rice. Wilson, Gernert. Davenport. PO-A—San Franciseo = 27-15: DP-T. Taylor, Banks and -Chicago 27-11. Altman: Bressoud, Blasingame and Mc Covey: Banks, T. Taylor and Altman. LOB-San Francisco 10; Chicago 8. 2B-Kirkiand. Mays 2, Moryn. 3b-L. Johnson; T. Taylor. HR-Davenport 2, Thomas, McCovey, Long. Altman, Bressoud. Sb-Mays. Kirkland. S-Ravenport 2.
United
is Osvaldo ‘Olmedo,
‘ NWO
0 e 6 12 b-Ground-
States.
brother
w iobe]
e
e-ran and scored for f-doubled for L. Johnson
TAXI
JAMAICA
with
0 6 6
Day or Night
CUBA
to
7th:
o
St. Croix Airway, Inc.
(®—A ~17-yearready
Tt ey
im
had
good.
‘Tuesday
out for Rice Johnson in
man in 7th; Averill in 7th;
Bolling’s condition was as
c
EN
ed B.
He
ib
b-Will Neeman, c Hobbie, p B. Johnsen, p c-Noren Elston, p I-Schult Anderson, p TOTALS 37 a Hit homer for Wilson in 5th:
Tuesday,
prematurely.
had
to enter the semifinals of an international tennis tournament
needed
Olmedo To Play-Osvaldo, That Is
Cincinnati 1l
and Kirkland, San Francisco, 3; Pinson, Cincinnati, Virdon, Pittsburgh, Mays ant Cepeda, San Francisco and White, St.
110
CANO
tennis
Rice.
Dropping class here Best effort needed *Celader’s top foe ‘Too much for her ~ Best effort needed : Best effort needed ‘Too far for him Fast closer, may do it Speedy, may prevail Best effort needed Needs to improve
_>
and studies wood schoo}
1.
RUNS
STOLEN
Spangler,
Skinner
Skinner,
San
TRIPLES
tied
Cincin-
Philadelphia,
Bressoud,
layers
110 105 114 108 118 106 108 lll 112 » 115
Tigers
Thursday.
(Native)
Celador
Altman,
2b
:
A. L. Melendez Best effort needed A. T. Class 105 Best effort needed J. Belmonte 110 Needs to improve SELECTIONS: TERESINA, DEBUTANTE, F ERNESTITO : 6th RACE — Purse $1,550; claiming ($2,000); 4-year-olds-up; six and a half furlongs (Imported) Futura C. Bonilla 114 One to beat here Pancho Villa J. A. Velez 115 Best effort needed La Grifa E. Ayala 112 Strong rival here Rarintgo M. A. Rivera 108 Needs to improve Baibiene No Boy 114 Best effort needed Marilinda R. Colon 107 ‘Bound to be factor Yankee Blade H. Torres 114 Coqui G. Corchado 117 Borkon No Boy 119 Nortefio No Boy 114 Needs to improve Maehito M. No Boy 114 Best effort needed Nagir No Boy 114 Best effort needed SELECTIONS: FUTURA, BORKON. LA GRIFA 7th RACE — Purse $2,250; claiming ($5,600); 4-year-olds-up; 1 1/16 miles Fichas Norma
baseman,
Detroit
MADRID (AP) — Luis Ayala of Chile defeated Torben Ulrich of Denmark, 6-2, 6-1, yesterday
‘ Improved, may surprise Bound to be factor Rogsible shot here May surprise here May surprise here One te beat here Best effort needed Bound to be factor Best effort needed
117
Bolling,
Ayala In Semis
4-year-o!ds-up; six furlongs (Imported) 119 Qne te beat here Fulgurante Ne Boy 116 Entry with Zumbando Newhurst No Boy 119 Bound to be factor Nabucco ° J. Belmonte 119 _ Best effort needed Crisol Cc. Bonilla Bound to be factor 119 Alejandro D. No Boy. 116 é oq much for him SELECTIONS: ZUMBANDO-FULGURANTE, CRISOL.| NEWHURST. 5th RACE — Purse $1,300; claiming ($1,200); 4-year-olds-up; five furlongs
(Native)
Frank
Taylor,
d-Averill e-Drake Gernert, 1b IL. Johnson, rf f-Moryn, rf Zimmer, 3b
Frank Bolling’s Son Dies
here
prove
T.
OHH
miles
Best effort needed Speedy. may prevail
108
M..
1116
Qne to beat here Best effort needed
120 112 117 108 112 112 113 103 112
Martinez Ayala
1
Has some class Best effort needed
* 120 112
C.
Bubbling
4-year- glds- UP 5
CHICAGO Ashburn, cf Banks, ss Thomas, If
Class Rocco Picfirst base in the Caribbean Signal Barrack, Cayey: Master Sergeant Burt Cogar is the catcher and Sergeant C. L. Lancaster the umpire. Plans and Operations beat Logistics, 11-2, behind the two-hit pitching of Jack Sharp, who looked very sharp indeed.
PANADERO
p
MOSSOSOSSOSSHONSSOMPHWEOOR
R. Maldonado No Boy J. L.° Landrau
Ore
Aquiles
Tata
($1,200);
FOOKIE,
Antonelli.
OH
foasauaunn? DH PUN AIAA
Noorsaga ‘Topsy Guengo Tutungo Tuto M. Best Story
ESTRELLAS.
Lees, p &-Marshall
DH
CORAZONCITO-CUATRO Purse $1,300; claiming
¢
Bumecoseeerronvernunoell
RACE — Purse $2.200;: allowances; 2-year- olds; eg furlongs (Native) Jockey wt. Remarks Princesquillo P. J. Marq tt 4 111 Needs to improve Negresco No Boy Neexis to improve Sierra Negra Ne Boy Needs to improve Fedora J. Melmonte Speedy, may prevail Carambola A. Sayan Needs to improve Rocky I. Quifiones “Needs te improve Mamey No Boy May surprise here Charm C. Bonilla Strong rival here ~ Plantaije No Boy Best effort needed Rio Nalon J. L. Landrau @Qne to beat here BELECTIONS: RIO NALON, FEDORA, CHARM 2nd RACE — Purse $3,000; allowances; 4-year-olds-up:) seven furlongs (Native) Corazoncito L. R. Valdes 113 Qne to beat here 4 Estrellas Cc. Bonilla 112 Entry with Corazoncito Pachico No. Boy 112 Qut of group here 4 FOUL BALL, MAN! 1_-Specialist Fourth Panadero R. Maldonado 112 Strong rival here cone hits a foul fly. before walking to Pecosita No Boy 107 Out of group here I Quifioner Nendivei Jr. 106 Qut of group here opening game of the 1960 U. S.’Army Pookie F. Rivera 116 ‘Vicious, strong rival Tetrarquina J. Belmonte 110 Ba¢k from vacation” Agency softball tournament at Henry El Bohique J. A. Velez 108 Ou of group here Horse
2s SCEOSSSCSSOSSOWSHPSOH
Landrith, Jones, p Miller, p O'Dell, p
ist
SELECTIONS: 3rd RACE — a
e
h-Pagan
ed WD AD tt et bos
Schmidt,
a fad bat Sad
a-Long
y FAST:
rf ss
t
hm
Wilson,
OW
24, 1960 TRACK -
SOPSDOBPSOSHSOHOMHOHOHNHE
Kirkland. Bressoud,
th:
Om
Sunday, April — 3: p.m.
POST
|
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By
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McCovey. ib Cepeda, If
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PICKS
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Ai SAN FRANCISCO Blasingame, 2b Davenpoit. 3b
Angeles,
Mizell, St.
Night
Tel.
2-182
FEET
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the San Juan Star
SEE CARMONA’S PICKS
THE
.
STAR
FEATURES
(PAGE 27)
LATE SPORTS
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Saturday, April 23, 1960
Tigers
Ed
Chiso>
Cardiologo
Score 6- > Win, Stay Unbeaten
Betters Own Dash Record By EMILIO STAR
Tlie
Sportswriter
fastest
rin by Puerto
was.
DETROIT
two
furlongs
any native horse in Rico’s turf history
seen
some
by
3,000
a
crowd
yesterday
at El Comandante
as Establo
El
Comandante
pool at
yesterday
ALMOST, BUT NOT QUITE—Rocky Colavito, in his first game with Detroit, tries to catch a smash by Cleveland’s Russ Nixon. The ball is shown just before it hit the top of the fence and bounced back onto the playing field for
Lares’ Cardiologo flew home in 223/5 seconds. The
two-year-old fast
after
son
from
the first
200
a double.
of Etiope
the
gate
yards
It
Maria
was
straight
and
showing
Paladin.
Cardiologo’s
victory
fourth
here.
Candela-
rio Bonilla has ridden him each time. After running the distance in 23 1/5 last month, the Lares’ colt came back on April 10 to
tie
the
record
of
23
seconds
flat set by Petama on March 12. 4958. Unrider the rules, he was credited with the record because he carried more weight. (See RESULTS, Page 26)
NATIONAL
Jim Piersall of the Indians, apparently think-
ing the ball was going over
and
he was
leading by three length. He went on to win by about five lenghts
over. Zilka
his elation from
the fence for a homerun,
the bullpen.
x-Los
Angeles
x-Milwaukee x-Pittsburgh x-Cinginnati Chicago
x-Phifadelphia
The
San
Francisco
Giants
x-St, Louis x-Night game
is
Jim
4 5 3 2
2 3 4 5
144
567 -625 -429 -286
1 1 2144 34
each
167
4
Milwaukee
0-1)
(Burdette
at
1-0)
‘Daniels 0-0). San Franciseo (Sanford (Drott
at
0-0)
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
Late WaShington
Detroit New York x-Washington
at
St.
Chicago Kans4s City Baltimore
x-Boston Cleveland
0 1 1
1.000 +750 -750
2 1 1
1 2 3
-667 -333 +250
1 0
3 3
-250 000
x-Night
game not igcluded Today's Games Cleveland (Latman 0-0) at Kansas (Hall 0-0).
Chicago
(Pierce
§-0)
at
Detroit
4 %4 1 2 214 2
2u4 3
City
(Lary
0-9).
Boston (Brewer 0-1) cual 14). Baltimore (Coleman (Short 0-9).
at
Washingtog
0-1)
at
New
winning
League
(PasYork
slammed
two
hit
pace
the
Giants’
Thomas
and
attack.
George
Alt-
for
the
four-baggers
die
Jones
Francisco Chicago.
and But
started
for
Glen Hobbie they didn’t
WILLIE MCCOVEY
Thursday Fight By
LOS 134-12,
The
Associated>
ac-
Caracas,
pe
12.
| xico,
Urbina,
RENO,
Hernandez.
Venezuela,
134,
NEVADA-—Joey
Giambra,
135
Wells,
SN
3:
Stopped
Jerry
derson,
161,
155-1'2,
Sz J » kK ked 136, Saccamento.” 2. NEW JERSEY-Jay Philadelphia, and Al Brooklyn, Drew, 3.
Open.
Mot a AnMi-
* les
WIMSCO AUTOMOTIVE DIVISI
Bob
victory
.
the
Dow
into
.
back
*. nine
for
homered
at
Kansas
was
for
Tom
the
a
a
was
the
winning
his second win in relief
this
season.
fifth
and
Sox
He
was
Detroit's
last pitcher.
used
The
Whi-
four.
H
York, Ford was the) pitcher although hej go the distance. He three lengths. He went} the eighth inning} (
It was
a
Tigers.
Morgan
In New winning failed to leading by Terry in
City.
again
three
New
York’s
second)
set
straight shutout and it extend-[
up the scene for Berberet when after two Tigers had reached
ed the Yankee’s scoreless streak)
hero
for
Detroit.
He
«(See AL
ROUNDUP,
Page 26) 8
BASEBALL SCORES CLEVELAND KANSAS
=
010 000 000—1
9
0004 000 00x—4
CITY
OF
7
0
Hawkins, Stigman (3), Tiefenauer (6), Briggs (8) and Nixon; Herbert and Chiti. W—Herbert (1-0). L—Hawkins -(0-1), HR—Kansas City, Siebern ( 1), Cerv 1).
CHICAGO DETROIT Donovan,
Garcia
Aguirre
(6),
(5),
010 310 000—5 020 021 001—6 (6), Shaw (8) and
Baumann
Sisler
(7),
Bruce
(9),
Wilhelm, Anderson (7);
helm
Ford,
(9)
and
(1).
000 000 000—0 001 002 Oix—4
BALTIMORE NEW YORK ney
T ¢ 10 1 Lollar;
Morgan
Berberet. W—Morgan (2-0). L—Shaw (0-1). HR—Detroit, Colavit¢ (2), Yost (1), Bilko
8 9
( 9
(‘f), Port ocarrero (8) and Triandos, Courtand Howard. W—Ford (1-0). L—Wil
Terry
(8)
(0-1).
:
HR—New
York,
Mantle
(1),
Lopez
SAN FRANCISCO CHICAGO Miller
(1).
001 005
(6),
ell
O°
(9) and'Rice, Neemlan
Bressoud
‘ Besseling had five birdon
as Norm
Colavito
HR—San
r and
jumped
loss
Cerv
committed
(7), Loes
051 110
002—10 300— 8
(7), Antonnelli
(1).
Francisco, Chicago,
(7).
W—Loes (2),
CINCINNATI PHILADELPHIA
2 3
(8), Wil-
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avenport 2 (2), McCovey Thomas
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Robingon
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Kasko
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paid $206.90 for six winners and $1.05 for five.
broke
Detroit Tigers thrilled an
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Pool: $206.90 “cinco-seis”
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With the bases loaded and out in the last of the ninth,
of
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opening day crowd of 53,563 fans at Briggs Stadium yesterday as they defeated the American League champion Chicago White Sox, 6-5. +
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