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Highway Death Total Mounts To 120: 5 Die Over Weekend Puerto Rico’s 1960. traffic death driven by Sena and was traveltoll soared {05120 over the week- ‘ing northeast. | The civilians end with corded.
five
more. fatalities
re-
were
In Bayamon,' ‘about 10:30 p.m. fast night, Nicholas Normandia, 28, of Comerio St., was killed instantly
in
when
front
going
of
for
two
said. The as Ayelio
took
Soldiers
and
victim death.
was
street
to
séven
fhe
after
were No.
police,
turday
when
the
body
of
Da-
maso del Valle Garcia, 35, was discovered on the road in the
By A. W. MALDONADO About 200 families living along the overflowing banks
Fort
Rio section of Guaynabo. Police said del Valle. was probably
of the Guamani
Brooke where Sena and Davis were also pronounced dead.
trying to cross the road when (See HIGHWAY, Page 12)
yama are being prepared for possible evacuation from their homes by Civil Defense workers and other governmental
driguez
buy
of A
Army
Hospital
at
struck
near Cayey
| Ponce.
out
were
‘|ce,
a brid-
by
Rivera
Jr.,
23.
The
injured soldiers,
included Bernard
first
Jose
authorities,
to
the
police
small
was
York,
high
DST
in
24
tion in Guatemala and other Cen- tral American Countries. It also
hours
Page
New
12)
Jersey
Northeastern it’s
Puerto
Rico,
which
on
Atlantic
will
remain
S. also re-
Standard in
Further
west,
apply to states.
Indiana,
and too.
sections
of
effect
Win-
California DST will many
other
Notably remaining on Eastern Standard Time was Florida. When
be
it’s noon
11
sticking
am.
here,
in
to EST
it still will
Florida. are
Also
Washington,
_| Oregon,
HITCHHIKER—Dr.
Barbara
Moore,
«i!
56-year-old
British physician-walker, refused a ride into a Reno hotel offered by ; inger Monique Van Vooren, striding beside her. Dr.- NV re said she wouldn’t fudge on her foot the United States. Yesterday she was rejourney acr vorted in Elke, Nevada, still going strong. (AP Wirephato)
(AP)
Eisenhower
President
de
terday
on
guide
them
Soviet
Gaulle
the
—
and
agreed
strategy
yes-
that will
in summit
Premier
Pre-
French
talks
Nikita
with
Khrush-
chev. The two Western leaders jointly announced their agreement
after a long conference
in Eisen-
hower’s tightly guarded Camp David (Maryland) mountain retreat. Spokesmen for the two men gave no details. But, Eisenho-
de Gaulle are reported reviewed prospeets for
disarmament, as well as Afied tactics in meeting Russia’s de-
Time when
there
WASHINGTON
sident
wer and to have
and
U.
noon
consin, Nevada switched over,
NO is
for
through October. It also was started yesterday in all of New England, Washington, D.C., and most of Pennsylvania and Delaware. .
help of the United Fruit Company as a beachhead for an invasion
opera-
in
mains Time.
Mi-
(See INVASION, Paes 19)
Dam,
THREAT,
of the
noon
“T can affirm’ categorically,” said Roa, “that Guatemalan territory is being utilized at-this Same instant with the complicity of President Ydigoras and the
American-owned
issued
out.
it’s
teniala.
large
duty
areas.
went on Daylight Saving yesterday, meaning that
Guatemalan President Manuel Ydigoras Fuentes of conspiring to organize an invasion of Cuba, Roa made the charge in a press statement replying to an accusation by Ydigoras that Cuban officials were masterminding an antigovernment movement in Gua-
a
been
bulletin
Carite
New
nister Raul Roa yesterday accused
of our country.” American-Owned Operation The United Fruit Company
have
flood
a 12-hour period ending at am, Sunday. Severe floods
most
Seen By Cuba (AP)—Foreign
flood
Ci-
Many States Switch To Daylight Time
Invasion Plot HAVANA
basin
(See FLOOD
Army
car
river
At
Reyes,
and
in
break
19. According
alert’ for
poli-
and
will occur, the Weather Bureau said, if more: heavy showers
three Leslie,
Vasquez
personnel
on
in 6
25, Lupe W. Cardenas, 37, and Rodney Boost, 32, and one more civilian,
Defense
that
workers
the Guayama area followed almost seven inches of rain there
two were soldiers at the USS. Army Caribbean Signal Agency at Henry Barracks, Cayey. Hit And Run The more
Cross
the
spokesman
yesterday
placed The
Police as Wilton J. Sena, 26 Howard) Davis, 23; and Leovigildo Rondon
Red
vil
on High-
identified
Bureau
announced
which
1.
dead
of Gua-
‘Ike, De Gaulle Reach Accord Over Summit
7
A Weather
killed
in
town
reau here yesterday issued a the Guayama ‘|flood alert for ‘}area and a flood warning for -|the south and eastern sections ‘lof the island from Humacao to].
weekend
car
near the southeastern
- Following several days of heavy rains, the U.S. Weather Bu-
two
three
River
agencies.
hit-run
were
the
riding
ge abutment
Health
a single
fifth
persons
Saturday
Cayey
police
lives
civilian.
to
the
Bayamon.
the a
According
The
was
in the weekend,
accident
way
car
he
to
was identified Colon, 23, of
Gardens,
Earlier
by
children,
driver Cortes
Magnolia
they
the
his
a
as
home
across
food
of
struck
his
taken
Center where Rondon was pronounced dead on arrival. The soldiers were transported ‘to Ro-
The other weekend ‘death. was registered about 10:30 p.m. Sa-
Rescuers Stand Ready To Evacuate Residents Along Guamani River
Texas, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah and Oklahoma. Railroads, buses and air lines will operate on local times wherever practical. New timetables for DST are being issued by public: carriers, however.
mands on East-West White
James joint
Berlin, Germany and relations generally. House
Press
Hagerty
told
.Eisenhower-de
Secretary
newsmen Gaulle
a
com-
munique summing up the results of their confidential talks would be issued this afternoon.
Boaf Skipper Slain; Killers Flee To Cuba NASSAU,
Florida
Bahamas
boat
(AP)—A
skipper
was
slain
yesterday on a Bahamas rescue mission, and castaways who shot
him
fled
the
dead
to
Cuban
man’s
waters
in
boat.
Four Pennsylvania tourists, passengers on the craft; its mate, a pretty and the
woman castaway and body of Capt. Angus
Boatwright,
55,
were
flown
by,
the Coast Guard to Nassau while other Coast Guard craft unsue-
cessfully pursued the fleeing 30foot cabin cruiser Muriel III of Islamorada, Scene
tempted and
(See
two
Florida.
of
the
rescue male
KILLERS
Muriel
of
the
III's
companions
FLEE,
at-
woman Page
was-
12)
THE
Rhee SEOUL, Rhee
Pledges To
South
took
on
SAN ‘JUAN SPAR — “Wionday; April '‘ag: *¥9§60
Korea
one
of
the
\P—President
Syngman
biggest
of
jobs
his
Army Switch
Purify Politics
Of El Morro
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years yesterday with a pledge of fundamental changes to purify South Korea’s politics and gov. ernment Rhee renounced the leadership of the ruling Liberal Party, his now discredited political machine. and proposed to run the nation as a non-partisan chief executive.
By WALTER PRIEST SAR
Under pressure at home and abroad to give his 23 million people more democracy, Rhee issued a 700-word statement promising changes {o promote an,honest, efficient and just administration
only
indications that priority Rhee’s much criticized
Rhee’s statement foward easing the South
Korea
since
police
wounded
shot
nearly
will go national
1.000
go”
No
party
deputy,
Lee
nowledging
Rhee there
administration.
Was,
for
had
been
Chang
the
first
ing
declared
the
his
nation
is
A said
government communique French commandos from
“head
Algeria
had
pentrated
Tunisian
on
relative
the hood
of an automobile
killed
in Seoul
during
and hundreds
injured.
(AP
waiting for “deeds, for a new election.
“The Chang
people said.
not
want
‘‘That
is
He
nothing
short
the
France,
he
said.
against
or
sian
sovereignty,
considered
an
air act
space of
any will war
viobe and
our policy in regard to France territory and laid booby traps io “create insecurity” along the | will be revised in consequences.” frontier. The communique also He admitted he had no planes
again
of
that,’
interests at
the
Bourguiba these he
still in
no
im-
Tunisia of
and Tuni-
that are
in
renewed
longer
be
able
of
French
citizens
living
in
Tunisia.
AS TOMORROW
to
—
includ-
Spanish _ bastion
High
For
ending
at
6
at
Villalba.
Miami—70,
Worth—80,
parlty
Angeles—59,
partly
Los
cloudy; cloudy.
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hotet
and
guest
house
room
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23
tne
would
be
would
was
have
still
of how
access
“‘not
to
yet
he said, fortress
set-
visitors proper
tran-
of
Inte-
rior
Department
Fort
Amezuita.
mili-
The
is understood
to
adjacent
recreation
area.
Interior officials indicated they planned to discuss the problem with Fernos next week.
|
Fernos up
said
some
tails
of
on
he
hopes
the
the
to
clear
outstanding
package
make
de-
proposal
shortly
and
dations
to the committee.
his
recommen-
a
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Night
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DON’T MISS THE ViRGIN ISLANDS AMERICA’S TROPICAL PARADISE
Juan
Acceptable
known
At present, reach the
Ft.
cloudy;
partly
Cleveland—84,
rain;
San
Morro.
only by crossing a guarded tary base. Also still unsettled is the
ly cloudy; Washington, D.C.—. 90, partly “cloudy; Chicago—82, cloudy;
of
AmeIsland
said the question
Morro
the
last
J
dis-
want the little fort as part of the historic site. The Commonwealth also wants title to it along with
end-
p.m.
El
not
public
tled.’’ could
ing at 8 p.m. last night, .12 inch (at International Airport); for hours
General
for
at Fort Cabras
mouth
provisions
El
85 at
24 hours
the
property.
Provisions
was
the
11:45 a.m. yesterday (at International Airport); low 72. RAINFALL:
to
excess
the
Fernos
dershowers~ today and_ tonight. WINDS: East-Southeasterly at
to 16 knots. TEMPERATURES:
as
from
Tel.
FOR HER. THE ACAPULQUENA
transfer: at Army’s
Administration
harbor
the
ness, scattered showers and thun-
York—60, partly cloudy; Boston —45, rain; Philadelphia—82, part-
FOLLOW THE TREND WEAR THE BEST.
ACAPULCO
site’
mittee will follow the exact lines laid down by pending proposals. But a spokesman assumed most of
considerable
STATESIDE: (at 2 p.m. yesterday San Juan Time) New
A TOTALLY NE W CONCEPT IN FRAMES WITH A & O CALOBRAR LENSES.
THE
said
Headquarters,
cemetery
Most
to Rico, Virgin Islands and Coastal Waters—considerable cloudi-
inches
"PANORAMIC VISION” HIM
would
main
across
It
night, 8.31 inches at Carite Dam, 3.68 inches at Isabella and 3.39
THE ACAPULCO SUN GLASS presents
FOR
He
of land
3. 43.29 acres zuita, located on
San Juan, Ponce
Mayaguez
24
AS NEW
of a slain
cloudiness and occasienal showers and a chance of thundershowers today and tonight; Puer-
case
security
the
body were
FORECAST: ahd
10
“aggressions”
would
has
mercy
warned
assure
the
Scores
WEATHER
demand.”
or ships to use against France, But he added “even so we have effective means of riposting.”
are
territory
+ v
France
they
our
called
fundamental
Row With
on a tour of north-
after identifying
skirmishes iin which
words.’’
portant
our
the
position
photo)
in a speech new attack
of
Com-
Fernos
word
These
Services
OVERCOME WITH GRIEF—A South Korean weeps and bangs his
western Tumisia, said at Teboursouk “any lation
the
acres
military
said French bombers had raided the frontier area. Many civilians were reported killed.
Bourguiba,
Resident
Antonio
now under park service jurisdiction, plus Fort San Cristobal. 2. 1.99 acres of. the Fort Brooke
Tunisia Near Border TUNIS (AP)—Tunisia charged yesterday that French troops and bombers have viclated Tunisian territory. President Habib Bourguiba warned that any further attacks will be considered an act of war.
of
from Park
guarding the entrance to San Juan harbor, sections ‘of the wall not
he of
in
gives
Fort Brooke
ack-
imperfections
fortress National
as
Dr.
1; 35.79
-Ki-Poong,
time,
soon
committee.
reports that he would Wiihout referring he set about creating put a premier in char a new cabinet to replace the ministers who stepped down after the crisis erupted. He said he wanted to take the administration completely out of politics. Outgoing vice president Chang Myon, a leadtr of the-opposition Democrats, was critical.
said
Com-
transfer
Three separate military land proposals are pending before the
Siate
He
from the
clear
access to the new historic were settled. Proposals Pending
‘
his
House awaits
Fernos asked the committee to wait until some details involving
Hie ignored the widespre sad charge that his Liberal Party rigged the March 15 presidential elections returning him to the fourth term and to the vice-presidency. He gave no sign that intended to. become just a figurehead chief
as
Isern
youth-
Rhee expressed sorrow over the “bloody Tuesday” slaughter. But he avoided any direct personal responsibility for it er the unrest in his
electing
light
to
missioner
*
nation
Bureau
A committee aeuaaman told the STAR the group was “ready to
quell a violent anti-governlast Tuesday. The toll is 128 persons dead and 777
.
green
historic El Morro the Army to the Service. -
-
was his first major attempt crisis which has troubled
ful demonstrators*to ment demonstration officially listed at
a
monwealth
.
There were to reform of police force.
Washingten
WASHINGTON The Armed Services Committee
CLASSIFIEDS
20 M.D.
THE SAN JUAN STAR —:Monday, April 25, 1960
So. Africans. Drug Measure Seen Doomed Link Trainer Inventor Visits PR Are Urged To Stay Put In Committee With Columbus Anchor
By
By A. W. MALDONADO Bill No. 168, controlling the sale of dangerous and toxic drugs by pharmacies in Puerto Rico, will die this year after being stymied in the Senate Committee on Health and Welfare for upwards of three years, according to Sen. Francisco Anselmi, committee chairman.
“The Sen.
bill
will
Anselmi
die
said,
this
repairs
a
ma-
jority of the committee members vote to send it to the floor.’ The latter
prospect
bable,”” has
he
been
is
‘‘very
added.
in the
measure
Senate
since the House 1957.
impro-
The
ta
committee
bill dies a legislature term. A new
automatically when ends its _ four-year legislature will be
elected in November. New
Bill
Needed
many.
amendments
to
Presently
a 1941 measure termed
due
on
the
which
obsolete
to growth
and
senator
ree sale drugs in
conceded
and toxic without a
physician’s presonhion
is a “pub-
Practial that
Law
neéd is
a
practieal,”’
simple he
said,
administer
the
drugs
as
receive
a
‘“‘practical
and
it
to
the
Secretary
of
floor
as
soon
was
working
on
‘‘a well
rea-
new
like
to
see
stopped
as
drug
-.|
S
Area
emigrate
“there for is
said
day or
are
this
signs
meant
be
far
“that
distant
will force either at
through
new
the rait out
the Nationalist beginning to
cannot
an
thinking
in
expression parliament.”
Diver,”
powered
6-110
- NEW
by
to continue
the
the
damage
“Trolla”
one
here
But overNorwegian
had
preparedto underwrite
any
So-
Built
source of
the
TO A.
engineers.
YOURSELF
DISCOVER FOR iad aia]
and
Ricans
as
in
residents
vote
in
is
not
true
that
EXPLORE
SEA
BOTTOMS—Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edward
there
is
Ferre
declared.
a
good
New
of the
the
plebisit
would
government,”
“Moreover, Puerto Ricans would get senators and representatives who would guard the dignity of the people on the island as well
as in New
York.”
talk over their forthcoming adventures in San yesterday. They are on board their ship, “Sea Juan, Diver,” which will leave shortly for Israel. Link is holding a motion picture camera in a watertight case for under-
photography,
ship’s
bell,
Institution. on
while
beside
presented
to
a ship.
(STAR
Link
says
the
it may
him
couple
be
photo
is a 1366
by the
the by
oldest
Bob
Spanish
Smithsonian
ship’s
beH
Bone)
is
Memo To:
THE
BOSS
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de-
Vessel
earth’s
Puerto
well
should
“It
ficits in expenses. Specially
plebiscite
cost Puerte Ricans. more to belong to the union, but on the contrary would save money provided
still use
Link
) — A
cite.
nary, America Israel Society and Philosophical
as
island
cracked
studies could be
But millionaire
that
- | York
the same reef and so the waters with oil, that
American
YORK
Vote
land forthcoming elections. Ferre, head of Puerto Rico’s statehood party, told a meeting
search to
P.R.
‘eandidate for governor
engines,
sea
ciety.
now new
on Puerto Rican statehood was urged yesterday by Luis Ferre,
Christ. The Links who hail from
the
this the
government.”
Seeks
Co-
divers
i:
because
when the nation government out, of
to
Ferre, In N.Y.,
-baid.
WORLDLY
not
fright. because of crisis, but to stick
sanity in the minds of the people will be reflected in a new,
earthquake hit the city of Lar in southern Iran yesterday causing heavy casualties and damage, official reports Reaching Tehran
OUR
Africans
of
polls me
netic field, and pick up indications of mefal on the bottom of the sea, somewhat like geiger counters operate on land. The crew of nine consists of
OF
South
Graaf
Binghamton, N.Y., stated that the surveys are being sponsored by Princeton Theological Semi-
the
(AP)—An
SUIT
JOHANNESBURG (AP) The leader of the opposition United Party, Sir de Villiers Graaf, yesterday pleaded with
“the
Christmas
vessels.
|GMC
despite
the
Heavy Quake Toll Cited in Southern Iran IRAN
which
that support government : | crumble.”
The 164ton “Sea Diver” launchpractice of dentists selling and. administering: penicillin without a ed a year ago in Quincy, Mass. physician’s prescription. Neither is the only vessel over built esthe existing bill nor Bill No. 108 pecially for) underwater archaeoplaces penicillin under control. logy. She carries ultramodern scientific electronic exploration equipment, such as locating detectors, sonar, diving gear and magnetometers, which measure TEHRAN,
for
article
‘cial here
“ They will then depart for two
bill but that he has heard noth‘ing directly from it. The senator asserted that he would
an
out
years in Caesarea, Israel, to hunt for sunken ships which have gone down since before the time of
Guillermo
a
hart Co., in 1959, describing the search for tne “Santa Maria,” and raising 6f its anchor.
wrote
It will be shipped
no underwater
Arbona has appointed a committee to study the illegal sale of dangerous drugs and recommend legislation to combat it. Sen. Anselmi said he knew this committee
ploring the Drowned City of Port Royal, Jamaica,’ in the Febreary, 1960 issue. Mother of
magazine,
Link
ses
made. Link and his wife Marion, who have been conducting underwater exploration surveys as a hobby for ten years, will remain in San Juan for 10 days while their craft is hauled out for repairs by P.R. Drydeck.
law
possible. Health
also ‘has written a 333-page book, “Sea Diver,” published by Rine-
Mrs.
rudder.
in Same
modern
“Sea
up on murked
sonable” bill from the Department of Health, his committee would send
with
freighter
as those who prescribe, them.” He added that if the Senate were to
down
of her two rudders. night. the 3,000-ton
law that can be followed by those who
“Ex-
graphié
sane
day,
Advecated
clear,
sons, who dive when school business permit, Mrs. Link
It will be presented by the Haitian government to-the Smithsonian Institution in Washington,
attempted
danger.’’
“We
Geo-
for the “Santa Maria” last Thurs-
the
of dangerous Puerto Rico
lic
two and
writer-
National
He added: “The day is not far distant when the
twin-screw
indus-
that
bent
Conger,
for
The anchor was discovered in the same, area five- years ago.
The
is
try.
The
went
1492. Discovered
tice
incomplete
drug
a
is Dean
photographer
lumbus’ second anchor is being preserved in Port au Prince, Haiti. z
the senator
of the
aboard
air from San Juan. The “Sianta Maria” carried two main anchors, as is the prac-
it were
books
MORALES
by
recommended, so that it was impossible to work with it.” He declared, however, that a new drug bill is a ‘“‘publie necessity.”
for
D.C. this week.
Sen. Anselmi explained that the bill, as received by his committee, aroused “‘too much opposition and too
here
Maria”
Eve,
passed the bill in :
A
|\JANE
Link, owner-skipper-navigator, said that on| April 20, after daily searches for the wreck of Columbus’ flagship “Santa Maria.” his craft hit a reef at Cap-Haitien, Haiti, near where the “San-
year,”
‘‘unless
CAPT.
The inventor of the famed “Link trainer’ for airplane pilots brought) one of Christopher Columbus’) anchors to San Juan over the weekend. Edward A,.Link, the inventor, arrived in|his vessel “Sea Diver,” which ‘is equipped to explore the sea’s depths for archaelogocal treasures. The craft will undergo
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THE
SAN JUAN STAR — Menday, April ‘25, 1960"
East Harlem
Is Teaching
This is the seventeenth installment in The STAR’s serializaof “Island in the City.” In today’s section, the author begins a discussion of the difficulties encountered by Puerto Riean migrants in the New York City schools.
tion
Miff_in
“Island (‘From copyright Co.,
in the City” Dan Wakefield, published by Dan Wakefield.) 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960 by
by
Houghton
By DAN WAKEFIELD “We came from the island when I was a little girl, and I was in school. it was mostone. It was cold—oh Lord, it was cold in the winter—
I begged
my
exterior brings to mind the nostalgic image of the red brick, belfried schoolhouse of old, nor the plate-glass, singlestory schcol of the new suburban America. Its appearance suggests some junior Bastille, and its rewith
the
neighboring
East
Harlem,
beria”
earned the
among
the
along
schools
name
slums.
in
of
“Si-
the teachers
conduct its classes. heavy portals pass
of
it,
who
Through its the children
Once
they
were
mostly Italians, negroes, Jews, and Irish; now they are mostly Puerto Ricans, The Reverend George Todd, a erew-cut young man with a
stiff
white
on the 168 one
collar,
pavement hot June
stood
outside
opposite day near
P-.S. end
of the term, and surveyed the blank, dirty face of the school. As
minister
of
the
106th
P.S.
168
from
the
Street
WERLA
WAKE!
in
the
Harlem
school
of the
East
Harlem
testant Parish he had listened long hours to complaints by pa-
rents who felt that their children were being cheated of a proper education; had listened, answerless, to questions of what could
be
done,
and
wondered
believe of what the elementary
what
to
he heard about school of the
neighborhood. He had finally decided to see for himself. He made
an
appointment
for
shirt
and
forming
abdve
the
firm rim of his collar. He studied briefly
the
image
ing’s
exterior
briskly
inside. Sense Of
One
-of
and
the
then
build-
walked
system, but we feel thing is to get more
get it here in grades. There
with
gangs
the is
when
eledif-
In
Queens,
hood
like
kids
are
the
in
one
taught
the
a
school
neighbor-
I was
by
way
in,
the
the
“Right
to ‘serve
cher
get
a
sick,
you
the
him. family
note
that
whether
In Queens
he
doctor
says was
he
or
to
was
not.
Seldom Hear From Parents “The parents.” .The assistant principal smiled. “Out there, it was the parents that much trouble. Here,
we
seldom
hear
gave us so of course,
from
the
pa-
rents.”
But all this was not to say that P.S. 168 was without its particular problems. , “The
most trouble
in discipline
seems to be among the kids themselves, mainly between the Puerto Ricans and the Negroes. You
might
between
expect
the
Puerto
it
would
be
and
the
whites
Ricans,
negroes,
was
in
leave
into
The
assistant
principal
seem-
but
or
whites
that
and
doesn’t
seem
better to have separation
liable
to
carry
on
from
the
playground to the classroom. But if the Puerto Ricans are kept separate
class
classes,
and
they
the
come
fight’s
all
{ over. i
“Also, our principal found it ed more reassuring and solid, than his immediate surroundings. | was better from the standpoint He was a tall, wiry man with /of learning to read and write gray
hair
and
glasses
on
a long, | that
the kids be separated.
If the
thin face that was lined and | children don’t know English, you alert. His blue single-breasted |; teach them reading and writing business suit hung loosely on his | English in a different way than weariness
of
school’s
last
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one
tea-
Spanish—
long,
relieving
toward
the win-
the way it was worked according to expe-
there
was
having
fifty
a policy
per
cent
or
Spanish-speaking enrollActually it was for classes
with
fifty per
‘foreign but
language’
Spanish
is
of
or
more
enrollment, course
what
they mean. Now, the more classes you have with fifty per cent or more Puerto Ricans, .the more appropriation
money
you
get,
so
we’ve had to switch our classes all around and make a lot of changes to work it out to the best advantage. We now have close
to
sixty
per
cent
way
is
to
English
Spanish
thinks have
spoken
school—after
school
to
have
two
class.
best
nothing
and all,
read
they
learn other
in
the
dignity
but
and
in the
if there
watch. time
and
He for
glanced
said
an
it
at
was
auditorium
interested
in
Inside the the students
ing
Puerto
chairs
front,
children
small,
dark-faced
“We
Love
the
the
of
a
Flag:
Class 6-2.” A kind of Greek chorus identified as “storytellers” assembled on the platform to chant the question that the program would try to answer: “What can there be in this flag that stirs men’s hearts?” ° Eleanor Espinola, a chubby
little
girl
with
straight
black
‘hair walked quickly, determined-
ly,
to the
stage,
faced
center the
an
problems
and
Puerto
he
con-
unless
they
knew
Eng-
;
giving
fresh white shirt darted quickly back to the assistant principal and handed him a crayon-colored program:
was
Languages
Todd
wondered
were, given
if
to Puerto
“For a while,” the assistant principal explained, “they tried
his
in
class
visit
intelligence.
in high,
boy
led long,
Rican children, and if so, how their language problem was taken into, account in scoring their
eracking tone to “Largo,” “Truust i-in Godddd...” ‘We Love The Flag’ A
the
to
The .holdovers,
1.Q. tests
watching
sang
that
about
Reverend
the swinging hand of a woman in a bright green dress who was tracing invisible patterns in the air as the
he the
Illiterate In Two
huge auditorium of Class 6-2 (a
at the
assistant
as
down
corridor, were
ing.
is
tour
The
Todd
Ricans,
program
a
he
lish well before coming to school, of course had trouble with read-
children perform, and suggested that they sit in for the entertainment before making the classrooms.
that
tinued, were children who had trouble with reading tests or 1.Q. tests or both; the Puerto
almost
watching
man.
Reverend
Ricans.
in celebration of Flag Day. He thought Reverend Todd would be
cf
emotional
something urgent to tell the child, the teacher gets one of the other children to translate. There are always children in the class who can speak both Spanish and English.” The assistant principal stopped speaking
serious dressed in
“opportunity” class, consisting of “holdovers,” children with
We
Spanish-speaking
meantime,
a
explained,
they
to
English.
equal.”
principal empty
in the
come
teachers who are substitutes, but they don’t usually work with the classes. Their main job is to work with the parents when the parents can’t speak English and the children are in some sort of difficulty or there are things wrong at home.” The Reverend Todd wondered what the teachers did at first with children who couldn’t speak’ English and couldn’t understand what was happening in class. “In that case, they just have to wait till they pick it up—
re-
state with
more ment.
cent
principal
created
out through the back of the hall while the chorus chanted its concluding affirmation of the
drew
of his shirt, lit a
speak
Our
are
The assistant principal, smiling, led the visiting minister
the brightest class of the sixth grade) stood in the rows of fold-
cigarettes
cently instituted of extra appropriations for schools
Beach Close
the
You
no less, the way
speak
re- in
was a U.S. Marine, that~he died in Korea, and that the flag meant for him “the dignity of man.”
who
rience,” he said. “But it’s not being done like that right now.
THOMAS
Sanitone’s deep down cleaning
principal
pack
| from
“That’s out here,
In
@
.. anders
[c's a miracle,
INIVAL
"ing
s
assistant
battered
stream of smoke dow. -
Psy
can
have
slightest
khaki, told the audience
English
we
the
Eddie Vazquez, bronze-faced Boy
designation that, in the complex terminology of P.S. 168, signifies
slightly stooping frame, and his ‘you would teach children face, not his actions, suggested speak English already.”
the
who
men
this
teachers
write
room had a sense of transience about it, as if it were the office of a phantom corporation that might, overnight, move on and
barren.
But
now
without
tone
1776...” and-concluded by reading from his doctrine that “all
May-
parents
Well,
school furniture failed to change | cational reasons. A fight between the impression of vacancy. The a Puerto Rican and another boy
building
children.
if a kid stays out of schools his
servants.’
ant principals welcomed the Re- ‘in classes—Puerto Ricans in one the rest in another— verend Todd to a seat by his desk |section, in a spacious room whose plain \for these social as well as edu-
the
the
she’s a negro herself and she likes the Puerto Rican kids, so of course we give them to her in classes—but the principal doesn’t want her speaking Spanish to them in class. Nene of our
‘public
assist- it was
of the school’s two
kelp
Nothing
parents
is there
to
said in a high
trace of nostalgia, that “I member a sunny afternoon
the best money to
be later on they'll change about the appropriations.
and
reported,
be able to do more things for the schools, and that’s the best
they
to be the main problem in our school. The principal found that
Transience
In
we don’t mentary
a tour
of the building, and arrived on the glaring June day with the sweat seeping through his gray
children.
“There is all this talk about the Blackboard Jungle,” he said, “but
officer goes after
Pro-
hun-
these classes, the children have to ne taught all together, and we don’t think that’s the best
don’t respect a servant. Here if a kid stays out of school a truant
t£EL0
fifteen
Spanish-speaking
are
FRE
about
cipline
them’; the principal and teachers
>
squarely,
of near desperation, “I am Betsy Ross...” And she proceeded to recount her (Miss Ross’s) adventures with the Flag. Louis Medina, a tiny, curly-haired boy, announced himself as Thomas Jefferson and
of
He told the Reverend Todd that he found fewer problems of dis-
that
ae OF QPRMLEMERARL ER
Rican students out of our whole enrollment
dred students—five years ago we only had twenty per cent Puerto Ricans—and we have twenty-six out of sixty-one classes with fifty per cent or more
ple.
neither |church
has
to
get older, but here the kids respect authority. The principal, the teachers, they’re important peo-
grandmother to get me some leggings, and she said in Puerto Rico it wasn't right for girls to wear pants. I said but this isn’t Puerto Rico, and she said that doesn’t matter.” P.S. ¥ 168, Manhat tan, is a mamoy moth gray building whose grim
Putation
come
staff of an elementary school in a well-to-do section of Queens
ficulty
and I just had those short silk dresses we wore in Puerto Rico. I nearly froze, and I must have looked like a
refugee.
had
he
than he had in his former post.
ly negroes and white children then and I wasn't either
little
days on East 104th Street. Only several years before,
‘Siberia
of the small auditorium
1.Q.
tests
in
Spanish
to
the Puerto Rican kids, but that wasn’t fair either, because most of them knew a little English and it was all mixed up in their mind. They were actually illiterate in two languages. Now, we just let the individual teachers judge the 1.Q. of these children until they’re far enough along to take the tests in English. You can usually judge. You can’t get it right on the nose, of course, but
you
can
what group with.” In
pretty
they
addition
tunity”
to
classes,
principal
well
ought
explained
be
“ppor-
the
the
judge
to
assistant that
the
schoo} has another special category called “health” classes. The
system of designation is, if nothing
else,
consistent.
Opportunity
classes are for those who have no opportunity; health classes are for those who are not in
good health. (To Be Continued)
Republicans Appoint Julia Finance Head Luis Esteban Julia, local real estate investor and developer, was last week appointed chairman of the Republican Party’s
finance committee. Emiliano
Pol
continues
‘treasurer of the party and
as
also
as a member of,the finance committee, along with Jaime Pie-
ras, Jr., and J. M. Altieri.
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THE SAN JUAN
~
Local
DEEN
mene
STAR — Monday, April 25, 1960
San Juan Ticker Talk
Business
30 Firms To Sponsor Exhibits At Construction Exposition |
first time gers said. Wood-work
truct
the
4
against big
of
Buckminister
predicted
that
?|
Rogers
of the
World
of
Pan
American
in
nager for Latin for Pan Am in
Juan
the
a
ce
scheduled
given Rico
at
Jast
Friday.
George
Charles
tales
who
Maher
will
here was
manager,
Mario
repla-
as PAA
introduced
is
Homs,
sales
Martinez,
sory bean
for
Caribbean Conferen-
April
25-27
all
Carib-
duction
at United
Promoters
he
not
When
companied
re, held
S.
equipment
nufacturers,
and
and
tool
Navy
ma-
supervi-
tional
Conference
for
Communications. Hotel,
The
at the
i will
fill
can
is
be
that at of the
bought
probably
for
HOWELL
right.
fluctuate
too
borrowed
much;
however,
in the short
the
term
rates
market
that
certainly
was
attended
*
Royal Inc., a
¥
é WAY
fits.
by hundreds
BUSINESS
EFFICIENCY
dash
Installed
6
with
control.
For
bettery
operation,
VAC.
For
pewer
Unit
$515.00
mounting.
trunk-mounted,
(N15
under-
12
volt
clso
115
tronsitorized
supply,
Weighs
ond
remote
only
odd
the West
has
promotion and Juan
and
their
stocks
have |
Star. as
a
whole
has
a
setback
decline in stock
or
“recession”
prices,
as in
late
ac-
1957
banks. as
interest
At
this
ing the
and
the
prices
loan
Seaboard company
loans
of
and
when
to
ease,
finance
companies
are
tends to increase their pro-
shares
business,
company
of
most
companies
investors
are
are
eager
feel-
to bid
up
stocks.
Finance Co. is the country’s third largest small | with about 75 per cent of its business in personal remaining
appliances,
25
and
Its record is very increasing profits and
of Kendall Manuel Igle-
begin
the
of poorer finance
the
furniture,
announc-
time,
effects
rates
at lower costs which
per
cent
in
sales
contracts
involving
automobiles.
good, yet conservative, with a dividends over the past 12
history years.
of In
1959, already feeling the pinch of “tight money,” Seaboard earned $1.47 per share as compared with $1.41 in 1958 and 99 cents
has been the company’s manager for six years.
in
has
been
with
five
years.
the
factory Iglesias
company
£1
for
CASA BALDRICH, INC.! } OCHOA: OFFSET CORP.; Letterpress
—
Offset
1948. At the
cash
4-42
per
has
paid To
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> 2 > 3
»Rubber Stamps — Office Supplies > > 5354 San Feo. St. P.O. Box 1472$ > § San Juan, P. R. = Tel. 3-5105 $ > OOPOEIELPIEDPS
dividend cent.
a
level
of
which
approximately
Seaboard
In
addition,
over
stock
dividend
of
reduce
Seaboard
|
|
7 current
the
is when
past history
risks
on
it) has for
pays
the
two
the
per
a
yield
per
few
years,
share,
the
of around
the
side,
/
74 the
ideal
of approximately
time
6 per
to
buy
cent,
desiring
a
good
|
if
the future.
investors
|
company
cent.
for judging
conservative
$22
gives
past
down
a yield
is any criterion
Nevertheless,
yield
and gradual appreciation over the longer term, the current price of Seaboard appears to be in a good buying area. (Mr. Howell is associated with the San Juan office of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, & Smith, Inc.)
|
Agriculfural Sales
Behind that
16 pounds.
Wholesale
sales
of
agricultural
produce at the Rio Piedras Market |
“FOR SALE” sign...
price. Installed with
market”
sias as general manager and controller, _ respectively. West
$35.00.
average
“bear
Monday or in a personal letter all questions to D. D. Howell c/o
a general
able to borrow
Astoria
&
equipment,
by
Then
Manufacturing Co., Ponce manufacturer of
sports
RADIO
&
Juan
business
member
Visual
artists, directors,
own
and early 1958, the Federal Reserve Banks are usually quick to lower discount rates, the interest rates charged on loans io
conferen-
Waldorf
San
&
U.
$475.00
$875.00
©
go
Dan Howell will answer questions on the steck marin general or on particular securities in this column
vice pro-
Advertisers, has returned to islant after attending the Interna-
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pretty not
but many would do the them at the right price.
companies
for money
The
Juan Abril Lamarque, president in charge of art
ed D.
15 Watt
a
. stocks
of
which appears every (on request). Address
the San Juan Naval Station. The conference will be attended by about 50 representatives of local commercial businesses,
AEROTRON
tase, Mebile or Portable
group
panies have had their declined considerably.
ma-
technicans.
MODERN
is would
As a result from about the beginning of 1959 the time when/| higher interest rates were just beginning to be felt, finance com-
executive
personel from area activities.
of leading
FOR
it
Currently interest rates are near their highest point in 30 or so, having been steadily on the increase since mid-1958. |
ket
Sa Dratrntin tr trtpn triton PAF
ce
Lyall,
or
And
do
pay
ees
third annual Transportation
party and banquet Casino de Puerto
and
Juan
e226
The Area
eocktail at the
Rico;
at the meeting. Maher is being transferred to Guatemala.
Air-
at
Puerto
America; Miami.
schedule of 54 jet week between San
mainland
finance
customers
years
CELEBRATE JET SERVICE — Photographed at last week’s Casino cocktail party honoring Puerto Rico as jet capital of the world are (from left) Hal Swift, director
ways new flights per
and
recession that
do.
Puerto Rican travel agents were given a_ special briefing
American
the
recession comes, but it should go as inflation eats away at the value
purpose.
i! they
xe
Pan
into
Finance companies.are in the business of. : borrowing money usually on a short-term basis, then reloaning it at higher rates to individuals for personal, automobile, and other type loans. The rates that such companies charge to their-
siructure would open new vistas in the field of low-cost housing here. Plans also call for Ibec Housing Corp. to demonstrate its new Cinva-Ram, which simplifies the placing of building blocks and tiles in the earth.
en
a
means
dollars. one stock
better this
based
the design
I look
investment as a “hedge” against How is this possible? In parti-
Probably what your friend means is the present time the shares of some
3
principals
Fuller.
our No
and
That
this bill all the time, job IF one could buy
for the
structure,
architectural
inflation
order.
down if a up as long
in Puerto Rico, RoFor example, Pease Co. plans to cons-
a geodetic
en
ef
exhibited
Question:
cular, he mentioned Seaboard Finance Co. Answer: To have a stock which is a “hedge”
agreed to sponsor exhibits at the forthcoming Construction Caribbean exposition, according io Leonard, Rogers, coordinator of the show. The exposition, which is being managed by Orkin Expositions Management of New York City, is scheduled for June 2-9 at the San Juan Intercontinental Hotel. The show will feature many
being
Companies
By DANIEL D. HOWELL Recently sonieone suggested that
shares of finance companies for both inflation and a recession.
+
Edited By F. HARMON More than 30 concerns have
products
Finance
Place totaled more than $2.7 mil- | lion
in fiscal
1959,
according
to
the Department of Agriculture & Commerces Bureau of Produc-
A “For Sale” sign nailed to the front door of a house may spell tragedy to a family. Too often it means that a widow is unable to keep up payments on the
tion and Marketing. Total sales at the
note control option-
mottgage.
al at
A John Hancock Mortgage Redemption Plan assures a family that the mortgage will be taken care of
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SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, April 25, 1960
Outlook For I 960 Retail Volume ‘All-American Boy Of P.R. Optimistic Due To Spring Sales Awarded 4-Year Scholarship PRINCETON,
' By SAM DAWSON AP
Business
News
NEW
YORK
(AP)—
chants nicely.
have turned In most areas
have brought volume ahead
The
Analyst Most
mer-
the corner Easter sales
the year’s retail of 1959. Whatever
flagging there was in March seems to have melted with the .snows.
total
of his spending
is quite
bead.
high, although his wants and tastes this year seems to bypass some of the old standbys. Even
in
the
vicious
March department adjusted to this
month
store year’s
Easter, came out 3 per er than a year ago.
on May 8, show some,
and a month’ later if more restrained,
eagerness to spruce’ up Dad for his day, and on the heels of that
golden
chance
to
family
outfits
for
sell
the
whole
see
of
vacation.
These include not only clothing, but all the accessories of fun time in America: boats and fishing tackle and even bedrolls for those in whom. the pioneer spirit is revived as soon as the leaves
pop out on the trees. How much of this
fine
of spending will work form of new orders
back in the of reorders
frenzy
for the manufacture of clothing and gadgets is yet to be seen. Hand-To-Mouth Inventory Policy A hand-to-mouth inventory policy fhas spread this year. And _ this
greater
And
merchants
today
building
new
The
in the tracks
consumer
is
the
study of all merchants, manufacturers
who
have
been
linked
pretty
does plans
or
government if another
recession is coming next. year, not this.
it
They’ve not has
to
been wrong
even been
a
to
enlarging
Motor
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go for
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be
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ing
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will
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are
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of the
Thomas,
Of
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an organization
of student council presidents in Puerto Rico. “His ‘All-American Boy” selection came from the
Lion’s Club. Richard received award
the
coveted
on the basis of national
taken by
20,000 high school seniors earlier this school year. His leadership qualities and scholastic achievement were instrumental in his
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CARGO, AND PASSENGER SERVICE
But his spending shyness (that was causing a bit of fretting) seems to
plants
that
businessmen and watchdogs say that
tions would, make 1960 a banner year. That, and the steady buy-
and of the
supply
the
knows
American
A.
“AIL
ard plans to enroll at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is undecided on a career.
to return
business all
old ones, or in equipment? The
crying about shelves over stocked with the finery that habitually Sells only when the Easter bunny
Steps closely first robin.
if
with
weeks.
few
what
It
selected
So industry has set its production sights on this more realistic outlook. More and more you hear
output?
through
for.
recently
high-
cent
a _ boon
to the auto, makers
quick use
N. J.—Richard
Fortunati,
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Fortunati of Rio Piedras, Rich-
dealers with large stocks on hand, and proves to be little inspiration
makes a-revived spurt in industrial output unlikely in the next few But
simply
it did
the consumer isn’t going to splurge as he did in 1955.
if steel production is cut back further, as seems likely? And what if the retent spurt in auto was
than
sales, later
year’s Easter retail volume. They ask: How about spending power
buying
prospects
three: months ago. It knows now that ‘businessmen aren’t going to lay in more stocks than they ean
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, April 25, 1960
8 An
Old
Timer
The Changing Times My
old
were
gar and
timer
friend
looking out on eane field the
we
fell
a
and
I
great suother day
to wondering
when
this all important plant was brought to Puerto Rico. “Tye been told” she said, “that it was first introduced
from
the
neighboring
island
of Santo Domingo, now called the Dominican Republic.”
“And,
the
government
helped
by Edith Irvine Rivera
To Build New Church-School
quate wages had to eke existence on odd jobs'
A “Flag Ball’ and the coronation of the Queen of the Pea-
made it very hard for his family,” I said. “Yes,” plorable,
ing
of
she but
said, with
new
out an which
him
ce will of June
and
industries
in
first
sugar
mill
was
built
of Nuestra Sefora de la Piedad in Isla Verde, Santurce. The gala affair is being or-
every
sector of the island, people no longer have to depend on the sugar industry entirely as there is employment for both men and women the year round in the 500 or more factories that are now operating and offering good wages.” “That was a great day for Puerto Rico,” said I, “when the
in 1523 near the town of Anasco,’ I added, ‘and it is said that through those small old-
fashioned
mills,
the
sugar
panses
of the silver topped
shimmering
in
the
take place at the end at the Escabron Beach
Club to raise funds for the construction of the school and church
“this was dethe establish-
ganized
by
under
establish the sugar industry by investing 4,000. pesos to. start four sugar mills,” I said. “That seemed like a lot money in those days, but our big sugar mills of today represent industrialization program really small fortunes and until recently got under way for it has brought the sugar industry was the next lif: to so many or our towns largest economic resource of the 4 and raised the standard of livisland’, said my friend. ing for people both in rural “I wonder where the first su- and urban districts.” gar mill was founded and by “But thanks be,” said my whom,” I queried. friend, “there will be always “I have read that the first sugar cane in Puerto Rico, I sugar mill was siarted by Gre- believe, and those visiting our gorio de Santolaya,” she said. shores will have the rare priAnother historian says that vilege of seeing these vast ex-
the
d e l l a C a n a d l a S t n o F a t r Ma
Plan Flag Ball
Rem embers
cane
sunlight.”
a
the
group
of
leadership
Baita Conde mittees are
ladies
of
Mrs.
de Salazar, and comworking on the va-
rious aspects of the event to make it a success. Already 15 young socialites have been selected to represent the various nations of the world, and others will be chosen later. Each of these ‘‘ambassadresses” will carry the flag of the nation she represents, and will have an entourage of five
other
young
roulette
ladies.
with
the
A
game
names
of
of the
nations instead of numbers will be used to select the Queen by chance,
and
she
will be
crowned
that evening to top the affair. Additional details of the charity dance
will be published
soon.
replaced
with
the
during
by
latest
‘safra’,
mills cane
she
and
QUEEN
fe
OF
HEARTS—Miss
Miss
Socorrito
Angeles Mafiosa,
Lanusa,
Queen
during the annual Heart 3avamon Lions last week yamon.
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-Re-
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the]
under
their
Miss
ber the
auspices.
Font
Saldafa,
of an illustrious second of three
a
mem-
family, is daughters
(there is also a son) of Jorge Font Saldafia, journalist, world traveler, Vice-President — and
sometimes
a
the
of
House
Marta’s
stormy
petrel—of
Representative.
mother,
Dofia
Carmen,
is also a journalist, social leader’ and ing
a radio the past
broadcaster. Durfive years, the:
Mrs.
Silvia “Ledesma,
pre-
over
two
years
ago,
Socorro
April
21
to April
26
also
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.
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Queen
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Ambitious Martita
at
one
of
the
is
America.
to become determined
a_star, to
devote
her life to the theater and regards present position with the People’s Theater as an excellent opportunity to learn more the fundamentals of acting,
recting
and
of di-
producing.
Civicas Observe 39th Birthday The
Women
Civic Club
of Puer-
to Rico celebrated its 39th anniversary at a Juncheon last Tuesday noon at the Dorado Beach
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Juan,
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Are-
cibo Chapter of the Women Civic Club of Puerto Rico, Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Freiria and the Aguadilla Chapter_of the Women’s Civic Club.of Puerto Rico. At
a
ceremony
Biascoechea ded,
its
creations. carry
Student
annual balls given by the Catholie
Hotel. About 250 Civicas wore their While in high school, she di- Easter bonnets to the affair where the club’s ex presidents were rected plays in Spanish, and guests of honor. Former club played one of the two sisters in heads present included Mesdames an English production of ‘“Ar- Maria de Perez Almiroty, Beasenic and Old Lace.” She also triz Lasalle, Anita de Bague; Palhelped direct and acted in a mira G. de Rodriguez, Belen P. burlesque version of “Macbeth” de Sarmiento, Elena Zeno, Conand was president of her school chita del Pino, Edith Irvine de dramatic club in high school. Rivera, Helen de Rondinelli, AnMartita studied for three gelina Silva de Besosa and Violeta years under famous Puerto Biascoechea de Rodriguez. Congratulatory messages and Rican actor and Hollywood star, Juano Hernandez, in his Aca- flowers were sent to the group demy for Dramatic Arts in Tru- by the San Juan Lions’ Club, Women Auxiliary of the Hato Rey jillo Alto and has also appeared in television. She was crowned Lions Club, Clarima Flower Shop,
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Martita, 19, is the director of plays for ‘the “People’s Theater” program, which the Administra-
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cutting
“Yes, and these great mills or “centra:es’” as they are called were to be found all over the island. The only drawback with this industry was that it only offered employment half the year and the other six months the cane cutter or sugar mill employee who never earned ade-
Font
on the Spanish play, “Madre el Drama Padre,” by Victor Jardiel Poncela, which is scheduled to open early in May in Ponce’s La Perla Theater.
with
and grinding season, which lasted most people ‘had six months, work,’
Marta
putting the finishing touches
scripts as well for her mother, who for the past 13 years has
equipped
machinery the
Miss
daughter has often pinch-hit for the mother, preparing the
in-
dustry soon became the leading source of income in the island. “The old time sugar mill which was operated by ox power
was
r o t c e t r s i e D g n u o ’ Y d an
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de
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given
was
to each of the ex-presidents of the group and the club’s choir sang the anniversary song. Among the guests was a large representation of the Arecibo chapter of the club, including Mrs. Haydee de Oliver,
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STAR — | Monday, April 25, 1960
BEEBE
EPP PPR EEE B pA,
What The Stars Foretell
ada
By Carroll. Righter chiar
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) It is best to complete whatever chores are before you instead of endeavoring to get into new outlets or systems at meg By cleaning the’ slate thoréughly, you will soon be able to carry through with ideas
GENERAL TENDENCIES: A fine new day to wind up what you have already begun, but do so in a tactful manner and take
no
chances
whatever
with
anyeite who is sullen, demanding er disturbed. A soothing, poised attitude
and tion
on
keep from
your
part
can
any explosive erupting that
be difficult cerned.
for
relax
condicould
everyone
happily.
CAPRICORN
(Dec.
22 to Jan.
off to a good time, be wise and earry through with whatever is at hand instead You may lose out on something very worthwhile, otherwise. Persistence wins out. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb.
ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Monetary matters are of prime importance now, so be sure you handle all credit matters wisely ahd plan any repairs with an eye to economy. Consult - with an authority on finances, but do
s Ann Landers Says
There's More Than Meets The Eye Here DEAR ANN: When our friends write to us they often start the letters ‘“‘Dear This infuriates
cause be
he
feels
before
mine.
Whenever
||
20) While you are much tempted to drop everything just to be
con-
rcas
IE
ESE
Si
HII
soe22S
greener ess
“
ihe,
19) to
name
should
Just
“Dear he
send at
trying
become
his
we
Affairs
rather
Mary and Biil.” my husband be-
always sign “Bill and Mary” cause I know how he feels.
home
and
quite
out you
cards I can are
be
yesterday
we
Mary
Bill’
became
furious.
I tell these ;PISCES
apt
20)
temperamental
out
Be
and
driving
another
letter He _
and
insisted
“ignoramuses
how
(Feb.
March
20
particutarly
where.
got
be-
or
careful
while
motion
any-
in
Caution
to
to
will
save
you
about them. Control yourself. Be off to outside duties that will best solve the problem in-
much pain and money, too. P.M.
stead.
past
and
with
a
early.
P.M.
take
it
easy.
Retire
be
more
cooperative clear up
good
than in that
friend.
the
situation
address married people don’t know better.” Ann, is there a right
wrong way? JUST MARY
If
so,
what
eessary.
Also
see
that
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clothes are more modern. Adopt a more sociable regard and attitude with tire early.
others,
GEMINI You and it is
(May
too. ;
P.M.
re-
21 to June
21)
may feel quite frustrated imposed upon today, but only because you have not
planned This
your
can
work
be
a
intelligently.
day
of
real
ac-
complishment for you. P.M: help close ties with their problematical
affairs,
too.
MOON CHILDREN to July 21) By being to
others
lems
now,
will
Later,
(June 22 of service
your
vanish
own
prob-
into thin
change
your
air.
methods
somewhat and you can realize your fondest ambitions. However, do not start taking action until
a
later
day.
LEO (July 22 to August 21) There are important civic and business affairs to be handled by you now, but you must work more diplomatically and subtly for best results. Get your credit higher, too. Be sure you do not: invest heavily, either. Economize. VIRGO
(August
22
to
Sept.
22) Although you are very much tempted. to dash out to new sites and ing
be with seemingly fascinatindividuals, do not do so.
Remain steadfast to the tried and true. And by more serious application, present setup can be most successful. A
LIBRA (Sept. 23 day for serious
to Oct. 22) analysis in
all spheres of your life. Be careful with written reports, correspondence,
reach one.
etc.
Know
how
to
greater rapport with loved
SCORPIO
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(Oct.
may
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to Nov.
appear
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quite inimical to you today, but
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they and a is it?
DEAR MARY: There is ne hard and fast rule on this. It’s largely a matter of choice. As a matter of courtesy, the person who sigas the gift card usually puts his namte last. Seems as if a larger problem exists in your family than whese mame co first on the card or letter. A man whe is se hungry for a crumb of recognition that he’d make an issue of this trifle must be sadly insecure.
not be argumentative. Listen respectfully. TAURUS (April 20 to May
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LETTERS
Our Man in San Juan
News Of Tomorrow-And Thereafter
ACTION
By Al Dinhofer Asked
about
the
traffic
rise in fatalities, Mme. is that drivers are not is
no
gets
quick
solution
that’
and
be
this
problem,
‘‘should
punished
and
recent
more
lose
and
their.
severely
for
preparation
of
coffee.
We
violations.”
Some cations: election
No revolution will
put
for Dominican
the
first
to earth...
The
[lustrious
Madame
Laila,
Mme.
professor
of
came to town the other day does in big towns just about
then
Laila occult
get sciences,
and and
clairvoyancies
any
on
any
significant
subject
in 18 languages
clip is from
Acropolis will soon
in which discover
There
are
the
twins...
will
return
have
a son
of what
they
was
born
in the
says
as
a
child
spent
fall
of the
prediction
of
the
day
is
cur
major
expert
BOB
THOMAS
~—(AP)~—
he
greatest political show on earth— that’s what the show biz wing of
the Democratic party promises for the national convention in Los Angeles this July. Climax of the
five-day
She
fauna to
is currently
and
flora.’’
South
working
Her
America
lacular may be the biggest rally of American politics. The two
candidates esptance
will make their speeches following
lavish show at the Memorial seum, capacity 102,000-pius. sent plan field and 000.
All
this,
is to raise
plus
put the
aca
on
horses
famous
LAILA
oriental
ColiPre
chairs on the total to 116,-
entertainment
at
convention sessions in the Sports Arena next doer to the coliseum,
ig being Planned by the Party’s. Committee for the Arts. Enter-
is film George
writer
proSea:
be filming this sum-
Allen
Rivkin
Noted
Rivkin, as national director of the arts committee, has scores of entertainment figures in his Among Marlon
the more. noted Brando, Myrna
Loy, Robert Ryan, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Mercedes McCambridge, Jan Sterling, Claire Trevor, Ralph Bellamy, Lauren
Bacail. “Our
big job
closing night
offense.
Here,
for
Plates
is
sent
trip
from
proudly,
or
football,
but
—
The
illustrious
clairvoyant
and
is to produce show,’’?
Rivkin
will
have
ness
names
many
perform,
“The
about
big
and
of
out,
to the
applicant,
returning
to
the
could
the
Bureau,
appli-
not
show
so
that
it
very
difficult
should
appear
in
to
just
take
after
entertainment
5:30,
candidates.
will
Around will
introductions
arrive
and
for
their It
should all be over about 3 p. m. Candidates these days are hep; they know they can’t hold an audience with too long a speech.” Expects
Full
House
per-
convention.
re-
ful
who
“We
want
should
a seat
up
be. able
have
the
official
stops.
more
slowly
have
found
fenders buses.
Eli
Ress,
P.
Optometrist
R.
oR
ok
.
ON
STAGE?
productions
was
“racial
of pre-
Unfortunately,
it
seems
that now the central theme is going to be “independence pro-
paganda.” up
When
with
ties,
we
splitting
political
“censures,”
are so fed political
par-
speeches, letters,
and what
have you,
we would like to go to the Tapia Theatre to enjoy a good play with a good cast, in quiet surroundings. The theatrical productions are
for intellectual
amusement
and
not for political demonstrations. So, this weekend I wil} spend my amusement money in a good motion
picture
show. Theatre
to
_
in
and
carefully.
the
greatest
ber we ly and
or
goers,
a
musical
please
remem-
Puerto Ricans love dearrespect our anthem “La
Borinquefa,” and our lone star flag, as much as we love and respect ~ the national anthem “The Star Spangled Banner’ and
_
this
Their
case
lights
to
he
are
I
Republicans
have
no
will be
win—
in with
unless
600
likely.” Line
Martinez
Santurce,
plus some
P.
de
Matos
R.
surprise features.
The
tion
and
comes
is not
up
the
business.
As
in
daily
Among
the
in-
electronics devices to dreariness of balloting.
novations: speed the
1956,
Dore
Schary
will
produce a 26-minute film about achievements claimed by the Democrats.
will also. line
sessions— national anthem singers
for
singing,
contest;
Entertainment
-entertainment
the
cut
which
The arts committee
join
aim is to make it an interesting show for home viewers while still paying attention to conven-
‘ Up
we
Lina
the
higher
Kennedy
votes,
“danza,”
of- but we don’t have to stand up.
dried. But when ours opens July 11, no one will know who is going
to fill the want
attention fe moving and driving than to
festival.
to see the climax to the drama they have watched on TV. ‘And it should be quite a drama.
front.
will
The solved
judice.” In 1959, I was abroad. I had planned to attend this year, as I did during the first
Rivkin
‘‘People
be
In 1958, the central theme the
to
yet
to him
_—
Congratulations and thanks to the STAR for having a reviewer for the Third Puerto Rican Theatre Festival productions.
rest of thé seats with the. public,” said.
law
vo force
Sir:
was
drivers
I
to
the
He
other
moving
the
ported. “It will be a tremendous program with top outdoar. acts such as appear at state fairs. We
cause
their convention
from
that feel-
Fourth: If there was an enforcement of the edict against. rthe American flag. When La Bodriving with bright lights, the VYiqueha is sung as a beautiful drivers would be forced to drive
The
In addition, “Golden Circle” tickets will be sold to party faith-
it ‘of _~ of-
The
only
x
license.
testimony.
Rivkin said he had no concern about filling the cavernous stadium, Fifteen thousand will be over
drivers
passengers.
at
the
acceptances.
@
shown
POLITICS
see a publico driver insist that the passengers wait in the parada and only pick them up
begin
7:15,
my
they
will
“take
case.
would
Dr.
have by their reckless driving. Paradas are set up on the highways for the publicos te pick
bows.
a
specific
Santuree,
Bureau.
for
be
by more accidents parking.
fined $15. Thirdly: Although the officials insist that the Publicos are involved in very few accidents, they do not take into consideration the amount of accidents
busi-
is
the
be very
Problem
know, that a person
makes
up
all of them
from the curb.
him to jail a drunken driver. Li-. A drunken driver is as dangerous the or more so than a person with
I have examined many people who have been driving without glasses whose vision is below 20,200. I had examined a young man, whom I found to be industrially blind and uncorrectable with glasses, driving with a special license empowering him to drive in days when the sun shines. When he was_ involved in an accident, the Judge refused to confiscate his license
of
a at
should
application
applicant
universal-
professor
with line
the
of
Secondly: There seems to be 4 laxity in the Doctors’ certifications of the condition of an
disdains
.
the
applicant
‘‘will
laid out building
there
in
must
trace anyone who has moved. The application should he returned to the Bureau and the
to
think
should
a loaded pistol, and no tolerance
This
will
there
option
it
has moved without notifying them.
a book
I
Board
jail sentences doled out. I feel that the Judge should have no
Bu-
when
renewal
coming.
ing that the penalty for drunken driving be eased so that more fines would be-levied and not
dis-
address
are
fenders. I do not think Supt. Braschi is right in
New
Vehicle
of
things as in many
Post Office Department forwards
they
cecult sciences, who has been awarded diplomas by various European countries, and who is new making a world tour, will spend eight days in Puerto Rico. She will give character readings, interpret the future, and counsel on all matters of life. Receives visitors from 10 to 1 and from 3 te 7 at Hotel Palace, Reom 104. No answers by telephone. [
has shouldered most of the burden.
greup. names:
Motor
a change
cation
:
current
and
next book,’’ she announces
MADAME
The
very.
In
on
People.’’
ly
Among
spec-
a
the
ton. But since he will a picture in Germany
screen
is
the
Topsy,
easy” attitude on the part the Judges against moving
li-
the
tainment chairman ducer-director-writer
mer,
the
of
instead
Greatest Political Show On Earth By
it
Planification
Finally,
car
the
cars
the
least 8 feet back
has
a
of
situation.
notify
cense
Democrats In Show Biz Promise HOLLYWOOD
locate
basis
of
like
such This
any
thé land be compulsory
State, if a car owner fails
is an
these requests. “I have no time for private citizens. I have a private income,’’ she says. Several days after the interview the following advertisement appeared in a Spanish publication:
products.
anyone
tify
predictions
will soon produce an _ original land snodel auto,” she stated. ‘One which is fast but can't overturn. It will also be exported.” ; She predicis more textile factories.
to
the
plates
reau
about all the little monkeys in the world.” Why monkeys? ‘‘Because I am interested in monkeys,”’ she replied.
‘In the very near future an important natural event will take place. As a resuit Puerto Rico will become a state!+ Mme. Laila next predicted that from the overproduction of fruits and vegetables a new preduct will be created ere. “It will make a wonderful feed for animals end become one of
If
many
grown
make it a requisite’ in future permits for urbanizaciones that
I have
including Laila and
“My
this:
that
go
to get a new application explain why he.did not no-
Chinese
Fuhrer.
years
not
son and
take her Africa.
El] Sur of Malaga, dated 1952 headlines the news ihat Madame says Gen. Eisenhower will be the next president. But enough of the past. Her most important
headline-making
to
frus-
Why does Mme. seek newspaper publicity? “Because it is a way of contacting the people,” she says. She is sometimes asked to make
the
does
Because have
instances causes a driver to jut out quite a distance past the corner in order to see if
problem,
attention
paper
forecasts
on
applications
be
1933
he
occasion
York
will .
Journal, the Fookien Times, Vienese Journal, Del Diario Espana: also clippings from Hebrew, Hindustani and Italian publications. A Paris
of
the
corrected.
couraging
know...
many
this
of cars.
cense
Austro-Hungarian
she
solve
many
be
had
Presidential nomination. le¢al cultural scene, Mme.
more
the
owner
S.
Rockefeller
if
trating years because no one would pay to her premonitions. . She has published many volumes “The Oecult Sciences,” and ‘‘Madame “about
a recent issue of the Athens from
not
show
Laila
Mme.
has
she predicts that archeologists two buried cities.
predictions
should
Mme.
Jent international scope to her mammoth scrapbook. Her yellowing clippings date back to 1929 with a story in the New York Herald in which Mme. predicted the end of prohibition. The con-
cluding
who
will
to
owners
monarchy. Her first ‘‘vision,’”’ at the age of four, concerned a dying uncle. ‘‘My family took me to a hospital for nervous disorders,’ she recalls, ‘‘but they gave ‘me a clean bill of health.”
40 years Mme. Laila has made in the most far-flung of periodi-
cals. Her ability to converse
space
even
Firstly: The Motor Vehicle Bureau can’t seem to locate the
Writers are too complacent. They should publish everything they know and feel... -
Hotel.
Over the past feature headlines
a daughter,
the Republican Concerning the
painters
reporter cared to pursue. Cloaked in a red kimono and white turban embellished with a diamond-studded brooch, Mme. met the press in her modest room in the
Palace
in
Margaret
U.
stimulated
should
noted: The theater is somewhat mixed up... We will see the rise of more diverse theater, especially operatic works... Portrait and landscape
and did what she everywhere in the
world. She offered the press a host of new unpredictable prophecies, prognostications
man
Princess
Republic...
they
there are no building lines,
on the traffic situation. gratifying to find official
In
Castro will fall. He didn’t fulfill his promises. . .
when
paign It is
Fifth:
lived and practiced in Puerto Rico, I have observed many obviously flagrant conditions that
of Madame’s recent political prognostiMunoz Marin will win the forthcoming “by an overwhelming majority.”...
and
cities
but I feel that far enough.
cafes to exploit our coffee... San Juan’s pier is too small,-it must be expanded... Plutonium will be discovered in the Metropolitan area.
on cars
I would like to congratulate the San Juan STAR on its cam-
tempting
expresso
than
Sir:
I feel that Supt. Braschi is taking the right steps in at-
sug-
licenses
need
up
public sems still to be apathette.
Some of her miscellaneous predictions and. comments: Tourism will continue to boom. There will be no empty rooms in hotels or private homes... The world doesn’t know so much fire rum comes from Puerto Rico, The rum industry needs more propaganda... The same is true of coffee grown here. More care’ should be given the
APATHY
have their very bright lights on they blind the opposing drivers.
action
Laila said, ‘‘The trouble careful.” She says there
te
drivers
problem
AGAINST
home
It
screens
will
be
at. the
shown
same
on
time,
it is » projected: \in.. the- sports. arenha..
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_ BDITORIALS The Wrorg Puerto.
Arena
Ricans
who
-
favor
independence
for
the
island continue to seek votes for their cause outside of Puerto Rico This has never made sense to us. It
to
would
seem
expend-their
more
logical
energies
count.
at
os
for
the
independentistas
home
where
the
votes
.
Their latest foray into rfo-vote-land took place yesterday in, of all places, Maracay, Venezuela, where
they circulated a petition against statehood for Puerto Rico at the Interamerican and Freedom.
Congress
for Democracy .
The petition bore impressive names of four former Latin American presidents, Lazaro Cardenas of Mexico; J.
M.
Velasco
Ibarra
of
Ecuador;
Juan
José
Arévalo
.
of Guatemala and Wolfgang Larrazabal of Venezuela. Despite the importance of those names in. Latin Ame-
rica, there isn’t a single vote among them in Puerto Rican elections. : There is at least a hint of defeatism, it seems to us, in this practice of promoting Puerto Rican independence outside of Puerto Rico. It does imply that similar efforts have been, and are expected to continue,
fruitless
at home.
Only
the people
of Puerto
Rico
can get independence if they want it, by voting for it, and they alone can get statehood the same way. Former presidents of Latin America don't carry the
weight,
collectively,
of one
registered Puerto
re
voter.
Dangerous
TV REPAIRMAN
NEW
Rican
Negligence
Only
In
America
A bill which has been pending in the Legislature since 1957 is about-to die with the end of this legis-
_Down Through The Years With The Census
lative session, according to the chairman of the Senate Committee on Health and Welfare, Sen. Francisco Anselmi. The-measure is one of tremendous importance to.the people of Puerto Rico. It would control
the sale of dangerous and toxic drugs in drug stores.
By
The Puerto Rico Medical Association wants a workable law to prevent the sale of toxic drugs without
prescription; the Department.of Health wants a law; _the Pharmaceutical Association wants one, and the
America took its first census in 1790. Congress dispatched i7 marshals and several hundred more assistants throughout the colonies to discover the appropriate representation for elected Federal officials in each,
public needs a law. The Legislature’s negligence. in not giving this matter top priority exposes it to the
responsibility for possibly another year of uncontrolled sales of dangerous drugs, and the consequences,
Sen. Anselmi himself said the sale of dangerous drugs without a doctor’s prescription is a “public
danger.”
We
know
it is a public
danger
that
and
..the
has
cost lives and will cost more lives. _We urgently need a good law and_it is the duty of the Legislature to pro-
vide one. .
proportion
each
state
electoral college. The census, however,
Romans
who
throughout
i
invented
history
goes
it and
for
would
back
who
never
have
to
in
the
are
famous
having
missed
to publish the population.
Golden
first figures
of the
total
America takes a census every ten years and has done so since 1850. The first census in which I was counted that I remember was in 1910 along the Lower East Side of New York City. The newly immigrated Jews there were used to being counted. They were counted
continually
~. Settlement
in
in
the
ghettoes
Europe,
and
since
Pales
entry
of
into
the
should be-time for approvalof a lifesaving law.
purpose
To
Twenty years after the Battle of Hastings, William the Conqueror took a census. of
colleges and professions was decided by the ratio of one for every so many thousand Jews. On the large estates in Poland and Galacia, the Jews were counted trom year to year. The entire Jewish community paid a single
England.
tax.
There is time for emotional and long-winded speeches about
Whom
a trick. The
“censure” debates “dignity.” There
an
otherwise
It May Concern
There
peaceful
is a local
and
ordinance
bright
Sunday
knights
noise,
political groups who show such contempt for the privacy of the home that they send their bellowing mes-
ec
the violation of the “unnecessary noise” ordinance.
PRA
It
collecting.
purpose
~
was
who
fought
to
owned
was
_with
dispossess him.
committed
the
Everything to
a
large .
easily than it had ever been taken
before. They listed all added up everyone who
Our fond hope is that one of these days, when the
will serve them right if the police hear about it, ,
tax
His
ciently and
where the devout,
sound trucks are cruising the streets and shouting into the homes of the citizens, the police will notice
creatures
volume called the “Domesday Book” which, I believe, means both “doom” and “decision.” Nuremberg took a census in the fifteenth century. Then ‘the Swedes did it more effi-
a hand in protecting itself from this maddening abuse. We hope the voters will withhold their votes from all and into churches
of
England
and we think this raucous annoyance definitely “unnecessary.” We think the suffering public should take
Sages into homes are praying.
through-going
Like most
Anglo-Saxon nobility and reward the Norman
-morning.
against- unnecessary
Romans,
that they were, invented- the census for the
Blaring sound trucks intruded again yesterday on
Me
what
hopes world
Harry
Now -
the United
census-taking.
The
the churches, belonged.
Nations United
has gone
Nations
is
then
in for adding
up all the people in the world; and has been adding them since 1955. By 1964, the UN
American
1910 was undertaken not,
however,
fusion. stated
One the
without
censuses, the one in
by community a certain
of the blanks on single question
volunteers
degree
of
con-
the census “fertility.”
form This
was a bureaucratic economy. It meant many children?” But most of.the forms
“how were
returned with the notation We don’t have too many
“always.” immigrant
groups
in America anymore. But those we do have will probably be as confused by the questions
as the immigrant questions Number
asked of
groups of old. Some in
this
automatic
1960
census
kitchen
Number of cars? And how stock does the family hold?
many
of the were:
appliances?
shares
of
Watch That Imperial Ball At Club Caribe’
Thieves Get $6,000; in Santurce Raid, Docor Tells Police Police from
reported
Dr.
a
Ricardo
Reported Moderate Success
Car Horn PONCE
complaint
Alamo
of
STAR— Monday, April 25, 1960
SAN JUAN
THE
12
—
The
next
you’re tempted to toot your car horn at another vehicle,
65
home was burglarized yesterday afternoon and that cash and some €0 items valued at $6,000 were
think first of the sad story of
Puerto Rican Blood Bank was a moderate. success
Eduardo
night
stolen.
25 Hucar St., reportedly honked his horn Friday at a car driven by Judge Herminio Rodriguez Quifones. As a matter of fact, he honked his horn a good deal. He was apparently in a hurry to pass Rodriguez’ car. At the corner of Estrella and Salud Streets, Rodriguez
Condado
Ave.
Santurce,
that
his
Police said Alamo telephoned his complaint at 2:30 p.m., saying ihat he and his wife had returned from lunch at International Airport to find that a window of their residence had been forced. police Alamo reportedly told jewelry, that gold and_ silver watches, and chains, as well as a German camera and a _ portable radio. were taken, but costume jewelry belonging to his wife was ignored by the burglar.
From
of which
Page
statement
and
of
other
cently
left
said
“war
that
ne,
concentration
point
City
on
Ja’s Atlantie coast.
Guatema-
that
sent a equip-
Included mught
will
Emilio
be
Paez
colleagues Jese Maria the
the
revolt
invited
terior
pr esence
would
of
the
The
Ve-
plant
250.000
water
daily
When
output
Jend en nphasis to the value the
is
duce
kilowatts
Venezuelans
of the people in defending uationel sovereignty.
Islands,
of
completed
of
the
CROWN
the
In-
had been
man
on
the
areas
through
rough
seas
south
gress
for
Democracy
tures of American
power.
the
bere
one
of
the
temala
in
the
Ca-
zabal,
headed
governing
Rotterdam
7
26
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Jacksonville
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MSTS
Zone,
Ferry,
Economie
Newark
‘Development
Sea-Land
New York columnnewsmen, including
Miss
of shimmering
bugle
Telegram
of
fashion
Vyvyan
and
Diplomat
society
Magazine,
along with the United Press International’s Fred Winship, were on hand.
Munsel, floor
World
white-haired
the
editor
silver-white
York
regal
Donner,
Schuller.
was
diverted
from.
the island, coverage it York social
particularly in the will receive in New pages, to counteract
the pictures
that most
ers have of Puerto ish Harlem.”
the
Manuel chairman
Direc-
gift bottles from Sher-
New
Ricans
York-
in Span-
A. Garcia Mendez, -ef the Imperial Ball
tor. Enrique Anglade reported yesterday that’ Guayama i¢ mak-
Foundation, and president Blood Bank. League of
ing all plans to evacuate
Rico, presided at the elegant affair, which began with cocktails
necessary. buildings
200 fa-
are
and —
other
in
being
said
emergency
it
had
barbarously”
the
Borinquen
day
Room
of the Puerto
and
con-
tinued in the Club Caribe where night-owls later breakfasted in the wee hours of Sunday morning. _. (Tomorrow’s
been
all
yesterday. He described the sky over Guayama as “very dark and cloudy” yesterday after-
areas.”
northern Arecibo
Parts
of
the
sector, partiand Manati,
been alerted possibilities.
photos
and
Imperial
STAR
social
will
notes
carry
on
the
Ball)
_ HIGHWAY (Continued From Page 1) he was hit by an unidentified automobile. Police also reported that three occupants
of
an
automobile—
by
police
to
Ine.
of P.
R.
last
night.
The injured are Juan Gonzalez Santos, 22, and Roberto Aponte
Ortiz,
18, both
*Magueyes, Ponce, and tified young man.
of
Barrio
a uniden-
24
Police said their car struck the bridge near Barrio Rio Ca-
hours ending at 8 p.m. last night, and at Isabella in the west
na Abajo as it was traveling toward Ponce at a high rate of
where
speed.
3.39
3.68
inches
inches
in the same While flood
preparing
Administration)
of
next
also special
man Billingsly of the Stork Club and Arthur Godfrey, to be raffled off at the ball, said that he for one felt that the affair was ‘‘magnificent” and that “‘public relationswise it would. do much for
ed
Orleans
Ponce,
and
Co.
Bull Lines
Grass”
ert.
where,
Ltd.,
Ponce, Mayaguez, Baltimore, Phil.
and
Other heavy rains were measured at Villalba, in the south,
Line
Mendez
the
Q’Shea, who brought of “‘Sortilege’’ perfume
have. flood
Halifex.
John
gown
island’s cularly
Alcoa Lykes
en-
beads, was accompanied by her tall and handsome husband, Rob-
“emergency
Lines
Mayaguez, Ponce, Venezuelan ports
‘were
which was totally demolished he said, the evacuation will be when it struck a small bridge at ordered. Km. 183.5 on Highway No. 1 In San Juan, police announced sections in. the south. and* yesterday—were: in serious condition at Ponce District Hospital east of the island are now
Hnos.
Lake Charles. Houston, Galveston St
PR.
Frutera Campo Beilo Nieves
Ponce
of
group and
of the New
of the one of
noon. He added it was still raining in the mountains late yesterday and streams which feed the Guamani_ River were being swollen. Unless the rain lets up,
Lines
Mayaguez. Ponce, Mobile, N. Orleans
Philadeiphia, Baltimore
eempiled
Tropie
Newark
N. GATEWAY
Thomas
Orleans
Trujillo
VENUS
JEAN
N.
Paltimore.
SHELLINES
FRINTON
St.
a_
vide beds supplies. Anglade
Lighterage BERNICE M TROPIC STAR
in
“raining
TO
for the aiOpera star
readied to house the evacuees. The local health center will pro-
SCHEDULES 8.3.
glamourous
milies if School
1958.
the
guese language papers; Danton Walker, columnist with the New York Daily News; Joe X. Dever,
torrent
Venezuein
A ists
Man-
flood threat area. Guayama ‘Civil Defense
Larra-
junta
in San, Juan Ruth
in
week in N. Y., were guests at the ball.
FLOOD THREAT
Ecuador, of Gua-
Wolfgang
“Splendor
(Continued from Page 1) ending at 8 p.m. last night, the rainfall was 8.31 inches, but this
zaro Cardenas of Mexico, J.M.
is expected
in
panied by Warren Beatty, brother of actress Shirley McLaine. who will begin filming Elia Kazan’s
Internationally known dance team, Patricia and Jacques Capella, who came from New York
four former Latin presidents — La-
near-riot
Movie svar Joan Collins, a vision in red Chantilly lace, accom-
more temperate climate. of her mannequins came
length
signa-
a
for a Three
stunning
and
caused
Michael Sean 0’ Shea, who writes for English, Spanish and Portu-
Venezuela
Freedom. The document
from
del, of Madison Ave., New York, showed a collection of fashions
The
III
special-guest
vianna ‘Rino and Roy, thusiastically . received.
irridescent
Patrice Munsel. Empress Imperial Bail, assisted -as the models.
tion against U.S. statehood at the Interdmerican Con-
3,000
DEPABTUBE APRIL
an_
down from New York fair and Metropolitan
Cuba.
MARACAY,
la’s
ARRIVAL 8.3. APRIL
in
evening,
puacthe
encore
of Pa-
in the
Elbow
who
island,
resort
up
(Buchol
show
Muriel
age
the
gold
fashion
from
and
on
of
history. Later
away
Velasco Ibarra of Juan Jose Arevale
favorite ’ribbean.
cloth
woman
a
another
New York, was the entertainment hit of the evening. His rendition of “Mack the Knife,” as his last
Jones”’ and most recently “Island in the Sun,” and a. sensational team of :acrobatic ‘dancers, Vi-
18,
shipwrecked
Band’’—
bean designs were mere “‘resort-y”’ garb. Helen Sareea, who wore Martha and Phil Gilbert’s new-
what has been called the only two-
(AP)—Puerto Ricans seeking independence for the island yesterday circulated a peti-
fresh
1961,
Garri,
showed.
Varadero iden-
“Ragtime
Club Caribe. Dorothy Dandridge, singing star of “Porgy and Bess,’ “Carmen
dreamed
1)
danced
waltz and
that brought raves from New Yorkers in the audience, who had taken it for granted that Carib-
est
Support In Venezuela
pro-
of
in
plant
of
to deo much toward solving the perennial water and power short-
FROM
CRYSTAL
St.
to provide
electrical
P2ge
about
it roared
toward
for
to
gallons
and
man
Cay
announc-
designed
SHIPPING SHIP
has
woman,
when
ed.
his
against
Virgin
Department
from
blouse and flowered pedal shers, said she refused to company her husband and
in
never-
30 miles north Beach, Cuba.
turbine
built
mannequins
his | col-
and: glamor-
Elbow Cay in the Cay Sal Islands, 120 miles south of Miami and
Bids 7
with
affair,
Chopin
with such style and grace that many in the audience were reminded of the Castles and>Adele and Fred Astaire.Singer Vince
fabric, and lovely Sandy Hughes, also ‘‘Queen of the Puerto Rico presented Blood Bank League,”
proposed salt and electrical
to be
ous
Independentistas Seek
—
and
the
Radaelli
of ballgowns
the
“Alexander’s
and
ris) cocktail shirt and an evening version of the ‘San Juan Cooler,”
other
June
the boiler
plant
Thomas,
Pablo
of
(AP) here
generator for a water distillation
nezuela President Romulo BetancQurts government. The Cuban Assembly said that ine
opened
supplving
who captured Gen. Castro Leon, chief of
short-lived
be
that
on the uninhabited Cay. Mrs. Table, wearing only
jailed.
WASHINGTON will
of military rest
was
party
for
two numbers—a
of
KILLERS FLEE
To Open In June power
Venezuelan
and
bail,
ideas
fina del Mar, ad-libbed through a fashion show of Martha’s designs
other
Auto-
cocktail
John
lection
tified herself as Barbara Table, of San Antonio, Tex. She said that she, her husband and the
(the
15 of the
ized
Hotel.
the
persons
{especially
persons.
plate fee. However, late Friday afternoon, when reservations were noticeably slack, Hilton manager Alphonse Salomone ordered notices put into the boxes of all hotel guests advising that for $10 per person, they coulld attend the sumptuous ball. This move brought the total
The
VI Generator Bids
imperial-
those
show
Quinones
article
$1,500
Invited
among
fo the May Day
by
mobile Law, disturbing the peace, and obstructing justice. Torres, unable to produce
3jsm
Venezuelans
up
outdoor
below
organizers hoped 100 persons paid
(Continued
few minutes later. climax in District where Judge Herminio
lating
three Chinese Com-
States
picked
550
far
400
out any
fashion show in historic old - Fort San -Geronimo and‘ highly -public-
League Friday
Hilton
was
aq
a
about
cancelled
But, San Juan fashion designer Martha Sleeper, assisted by Jose-
Rodriguez
same) charged Eduardo Torres Garcia (likewise) with vio-
a
raunists arrived at Havana, the first of the foreign delegations to reach here for Cuba's May Day celebration. The _ Chinese delegation’s leader. Li Tsai Wen. told his Cuban hosts that his country was “disposed to join you in the Biruggle against our common
enemy—United
to be
Caribe
to
Rain
for. Only the $50 a
ball’s 75 to
a
Rodriguez
re-
It added
ihe Guatemalan army has vast. amount of military ment to that area.
- Meanwhile.
the
for
only
police The Court,
Batista
criminals”
Guatemala
described
the
turnout
maximum
“an old goat.” Rodriguez told Torres he was under arrest, where upon the latter fled the sce-
1)
Fulgencio
at
The
of
as
government.
Roa’s
driver
ing. Torres reportedly answered in words the mildest
operates in Cuba and has been ihe target of violent attacks from Prime Minister Fidel Castro’s
ex-soldiers
Garcia.
a publico
stopped to inquire into the reason for all the horn blow-
INVASION (Continued
Torres
Torres,
turnout
By BETTY KNORR STAR Women’s Editor The Imperial Ball to benefit
time
fell
was
in
measur-
period. workers
were
for any emergency
at
Among weekend gal
the injured in other accidents was the le-
advisor
to the
Guayama and other places, the Weather Bureau. issued a gene-
ment,
Carlos
ceived
cuts
rally
his car crashed bankm ent.
Tain
ominous
for
today.
forecast:
more r
Police
Sotomayor. and
Depart-
He
bruises
against
re-
when
an
em-
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Bridge sides
North
By William
aquwwuunt
To Tour States
to his hand
WASHINGTON (AP)—Seven Chilean student leaders — who
Seamon larer
vulnerable
;
returned
with
the spade ace and drew the remaining trump and then claimed the tricks to make five. Oh,
deals
yes, he also score because
claimed a zero no. other East
scheduled to arrive here row for a U.S. tour
‘The
AQ6 Q109875 Q97
&
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may
obtain
stamped, South
East Pass Pass Pass
West Pass Pass Pass
1H 3H Pass
Opening
lead:
Ten
Every
once
in
of a
great
while
illegal
is hidden and is over, one of
the defenders says “if you had etc.”. The answer is the stand-
to of
to that
easy
even
is
bif-
ocals. However, this hand was played at a bridge tournament where every trick is vital and East came up with a top score
because store if
he he
by
sending
Ruiz
address
jacent
needs
it
Pablo Pagan three times to
here
South
title. You
eviction,
Clemente
siake
if
Santiago
March
drew
a
1 _
the
visit
to
President’s Washthen
make a tour of various U.S. universities, including Stanford
envelope
to William this paper.
and ing
Pittsburgh, before to ‘Washington May
the
club
ten
charged
was
was
feet
sentenced
was
the
which
of
ty.
written complaint, he was finally charged with contempt and
tear
down
sentenced to 30 days. Later his sentence was reduced to 24 hours. Also José Pacheco Tirado, 42, of San Juan, was sentenced to
Colon’s
house
five
court, of
Pagan
charging
property
home
extended
proper-
Colon, 47, tried gain permission
threatening
sections
neighbor’s
After being warned by court officials that he must enter a
owner his
the
Nazario.
the
to
onto
in
to by
ad-
Bayamon
almost
six
years
in
possession
of.
jail
for
illegal
marijuana.
by Bob Bames
high cards? East declarer might
have
king
and
Li 4-25 HORIZONTAL 1. witty |’
of Java 40. maxim
saying 4, viper 9. insane 12. before
13. watered -
silk
the
fourth
15. fears 17. newer 19. masculine
Along
with
two
club
20. crippled odor 23. went by
spade
discards
discard, South rid of his dia-
came ~—he
to had
the
ered
to
of diamonds gain.
11, June bug
31. observed
_ Answer to Saturday's puzzie, el
33. nativeof
Scotland 34. valley (poetic)
ege
32, Egyptian seul
god
33. begins a water
So
tion of
Average time of selation: 24 minutes.
(© 1960, King Features Synd., Inc.) CRYPTOQUIFS
LQEH nat the
would like to know
“Tgeheets .manages to get ee
ee
ede
“as at pat
and
Cy
East
took the ace of diamonds and played back another diamond. Declarer won it in his hand with the queen and took the heart finesse. The jack held and the ace dropped the king. Dec-
BEETLE
malice 30. seamen
scouts
the same conclusion nothing to lose by
ace
hi
10. fruit drink
31, insect
in
losers. East thought of possibilities also and still
everything
24, the choice part 25. social appointments
erbium 8. narrates 9. Bishop's
VERTICAL 1, encount-
21,8 pungent
23. posts
queen
mond other taking
world
7. symbol for
50. beaches 51. immerse :
LQKOCXA
EXOPXKB
and one spade could now get
lower
silk 49. golf mound
language
boxes 21. extra 22. of the Pope
the scale
If that happened to be the case, declarer could draw trumps and up
painter 6. godof
France 48. Assam
14. artificial
speed 18. minor prophet 20. theater
4. soap plant §. French
—
46. river in
of hearts along with the ace of spades and the king of clubs.
then set dummy.
~
42. chooses 45.entire amount
16. contestof —
2. native metal 3. white ant
39. island east
29, mimic 30, enemy
and
what were his thought that
the
Ws
28. note of
South had made a game bid of three hearts—
had
4T
automobile 26. the head 27, wise men
as South East took the ace dropped the king. East thought that declarer might have been falsecarding but he thought
further. forcing
YU,
return22-27.
Before returning to Chile, ‘they also are schedule¢ to visit Cuba, at the express invitation of Cuban President. Osvaldo Dorticés, who extended the inVitation after Eisenhower's letseeking court ter was made public.
saw what was in made an automatic
led
16
letthe
defense.
West
1s
of seven is headed Fernandez, of the
attention The students will visit ington April 26-28, and
a day in jail for -contempt court by federal court Judge
ard—‘what am I, a mindreader?” here is not a big deal at four hearts
that
A Bayamon man action on what he
to A
fine defense is always a delight to watch but sometimes a great
because
of
request care of
Tt
(4
Contempt Gets Man One Day In Jail
clubs
we find a defender who has defend out of the ordinary. play: hand
President’s
self-addressed
with your Seamon in
bidding:
defensive when the
leaflet
je
tomor-
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play
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.
prosecutor
in
son for the prosecutor...Francis Poulenc, the French composer, is writing an oratorio to be played for the first time by ihe N.Y. Philarmonic... Prime Minister Ben Gurion of Israel, who speaks languages,
is studying
a
tenth—Spanish.
Jean Paul Sartre, whose name was among those heading ad in behalf of Fidel Castro, was asked if any of his works changed anything in the world. “No. Not one word of mine ever
changed
started can
anything,”
growing
change
up,
said
when
“That,
that
I think;
nothing
was
I say
the has has
when
I
or write
anything.”
Jackie Gleason, who says two,
Sartre.
I realized
he wants the because with
will write and
star in the movie,
“Gigot,”
two screen credits to win two Oscars: “I need only one Oscar my books will fall down”...
met
Earl
The
Mountbatten
day
before
of Burma
I
left
and
Moscow
:
Chinese
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commented
on
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Jancos Ave
Santurce,
“We held a meeting to decide what to do about this bullying,’ said Mary; “and our spokesman Florrie Cottle—we call her Auntie— went to see the boss.
‘When she came back she said
she had been fired.” Manager
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MARTY CLARKE
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four Russian sailors who were rescued at sea by Americans— and the fact that Americans were surprised because those sailors were reading Jack London. He said: “What did you expect them to be reading—Truman Capote?”
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is simply wild about “that Earl from Bermuda.” Roberta Peters, the Met. Opera star who leaves for Russia soon to sing at the Bolshoi, has learned two Russian songs for the encores...The Schola Cantorum’s concert in Carnegie Hail April 27 will mark the 50th anniversary of the group.. . Hugh Griffith, who won the Academy Award for his role in “Ben-Hur,” was asked about picking up his Oscar, “I may pick it up myself,” he said, “or have the President of the United States do it.”
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vacationing
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class-
Stan and “Lita” Silver have Lita’s sister Pat and her husband Joseph Taracido visiting the island,
Good
admired
Eleanor Adams, Assistant Travel Editor for the Herald Tribune in New York City is vacationing and
speaking
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of
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also
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LORRAINE - 12 M. Tina
that”...North
director
a Connecticut
mate of Hal Underwood of P. R. News’ Service. They — shared “school days together at N. Y. U.
Et
a
Martha
Market, and other prominent New Jerseyites now residing on the
New
also
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worst
musical
discussed
for the N. Y. Daily News the Dorado Beach Hotel. will write an article about
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drama
for
because he sold, in Moscow, one of the two ears he bought during the USA tour... Khrushchev, incidentally, said: “In Russia we have no press censorship—except for liars.”
SINGS OUT: song and dance star Valerie 4above) appears with Ricky Kaye for two weeks starting Apr. 30, at Club La Concha. Popular singer Rafi Muftoz is co-starred in the new show.
is the wife of the owner of Hotel Dorado Beach. Carter Harmon, entertainment
and
the
the
made
can
in one.”” Mrs.
me
shrugged: “T have to. be strong, because that's Latirence Olivier saved and is showing the
were
re-
very difficult ‘13’ hole in The Dorado Club to date has
a “hole
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started to describe to in Moscow and Leninsaid that when he told adapt some of Popov’s Russian said: “You'll
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cently joined the small ‘‘Hole In One” club at Dorado Beach’s ex-
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for early occupancy... Lawyer Elmer Toro formerly of San Juan has returned to his new home, N. ¥. C. after several days visit here.
chosen for beauty and intelligence, are acting as good-will emissaries on a 26 city tour, carrying greetings from the Mayor of San Juan, to U. S. Mayors.
Mr.
spending
York.
burn, who is working in “City Planning’ in Chapel Hill, N. C. He also writes he is readying his
girls,
The
tour.
week
six
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Woolnor Corp. here... former San Juanero,
York's International Airport San Juan on the first stop
a
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are
in New
Leslie Rodri-
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was not creators whether
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’30s,
when
made
ashionable,
j
:
the
depres-
radicalism
more
a
tight
group
II, _ihe
parlor
pels with pf victory
pinks
Nelson,
War
a
elped ause.
further With
producers
the
the
Russian
encouragement
of
the United States governent, they made _ such redpraising films as “Mission to
oscow,” ‘Song
“North
of
Star”
‘and
Russia.”
Admitted
To
Guilds;
The height of the Communists’ power saw them muscling in on some of the guilds and. unions,
pd
to
melt
with
the
Writstart-
raising
of
he iron curtain and the naion’s disillusionment with the ims of the Kremlin. Armageddon for Hollywood ommunism came at the hearings f the House Committee on Unmerican Affairs in October, 947. It was a star-studded show. Robert
Taylor
said
of
er
to Russia.”
said
the
vented
Reds
from
been
to
a eee ne SN
nald
Jack
L.
discharge
or
has
purged
him-
that ne
declares
EXPLOSION shown degree
were fined $1,000 each and to jail for'a year. With a
The lapsed
An
Unclaimed
Trumbo now says: “It is a matter of public knowledge that and
other
blacklisted
writers
have done many scripts for the major producers, In some instances, our) identity has not been known by the studios; in some instances, it. has.” One question has remained unansvered: If Trumbo wrote “The Brave One,” why doesn’t he claim the orphaned Oscar? “An Oscar: is something that
Warner,
is
awarded
told me. me, and for it.”
to
you,”
“It hasn’t I'm
not
the
been going
THE
“The
IN ONE Saturday,
a
ROOM
of Ameri¢a”
SHOW
April
30th,
ONLY at 11: 00 P.M.
Also— Luisito
Benjomin
end
his
glo
Presi-
Nixon said no excuse
Safor
paign. Nixon,
cians
expected
to be the
dential
nominee,
by
most
politi-
Republican obviously
ferring to public exchanges tering. around Sen. John F. nedy
(D-Mass),
one
of the
in
a speech
both. Democratic
and
the
injection
ROME.
prepared
re-
cenKen-
several
possibilities,
(AP)
Mussolini, of
the
for a luncheon
meeting of the American Society of Newspaper Editors. He brought up the subject before launching
Democratic presidential aspirants, who is a Roman Catholic. The Vice President thus joined presidential
deploring
Mussolini's Daughter Launches Stage Career
religious issue in the campaign. Nixon brought up the subject in
presiwas
for demo-
—
to
orchestra
Annamaria
youngest
daughter
Me.) She Vado
appeared in Ligure, in
a theater at northwestern
into a lengthy discussion of inter- Italy. She got the engagement national affairs. ‘by winning a contest for amaNixon said there are strong rea- teur singers. sons
to
believe
Soviet
Premier
Nikita S. Khruschev wants to make progress toward disarmament and settlement of other explosive issues
not
at the forthcoming ference.
he
Republican,
summit
con-
“T think this may be his attitude
because
he
is
motivated
what he scorns as_ idealism but because, is,
he
is
hard facts of Nixon said.
concerned-by
some
international
life,’’
ask
And—in the same issue of LOOK—two big contests: the exciting “Name the Nominee” Presidential contest, with over 1,0000 big prizes, and the other big contest offering 72
~ 9,000 other prizes.
by
sentimental realist that
D.C. WASHINGTON,
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of
the late Il Duce, made her successful stage debut this weekend singing “Non Potrai Dimenticarme” (You'll Never Forget
cy’s home town... plus a sight-seer’s puil- out map in full color. {t’s at your newsstands now.
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packed pages on the important gatherings, ‘the big wheels, the beauty and meaning of democra-
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Now~in LOOK Magazine—60 exciting, picture-
oe
PONCIANA
when
Wirephoto)
writer
S INTERCONTINENTAL 2
(AP
sent to
‘e RE
occurred
camp.
discussion of the religious issues in this year’s presidential cam-
other
witness..
I
Accident
WASHINGTON
Little was heard of the stillunfriendly 9 until the affair of the unclaimed Oscar. In 1957, the Motion_ Picture Academy gave a scripting award to Robert Rich for “The Brave One.” No Robert Rich came forth to claim it, and everyone was vague about just who he was. Finally, he was identified as Dalton Trumbo, an unfriendly
series.
dent Richard M. |turday he sees
Oscar
REAL—Television actors Edwin Nelson, left and Fred Essler are
No Excuse For Discussion Of Religious Issues: Nixon
recanted director
before.
WAS
in Hollywood Receiving Hospital where they were treated for first and second burns in wake of gunpowder explosion on location for “Tombstone Terri-
lition of a mining
10 got out of jail and into obscurity, except for
than
Robert Montgomery, George Murphy, Walt Disney. Then Refused To Answer Another group of witnesses
——-
tory”
touch of Hollywood-like irony, some of them. served time with J. Parnell Thomas, the committee chairman who asked them the questions and later was convicted of payroll padding.
destroy.”
Other friendly. witnesses: Gary Cooper, Adolphe Menjou, RoReagan,
forthwith
lost, sent
the
SUERTE
seek
will
The unfriendly 10 appealed their contempt convictions and
pre-
RSE RY»
they
John-
is not a Com-
screen and argued they “should be denied the sanctuary of the freedom
Said
under oath munist.”
Louis B. Mayhad
10.
and
Commies
subverting
the
inde-
deploring
self of contempt
disrupted Screen Actors Guild meetings and was applauded ‘when he declared, “If I had my way, they. all would be sent
back
action
the
in
Edward Dmytryk, who and became a bigger
Unions
especially the old Screen ers Guild. But that power
of
the
acquitted
re-
allies. capitalist
|
joined
“We
a cause—the cause for Russia over the
the
leader
pendents,
or suspend without compensation those in our- employ, and we will not re-employ any of the 10 until such time as he is
on-communist Americans joinpd them as a gesture to our Even
cited
ston:
Nazis. They broke out with comittees and rallies, and many artime
were
contempt of Congress. Eric Johnston, head of the major producers, and Donald
of
became
They
for
eaners to the far left arose in he film colony. They were not any in number, but they were ocal and. well organized. With the advent of World
friendly. Ten film refused to answer they are or had been
Communists.
HOLLYWOOD (AP)— Since 1947, the lot of the Communist n Hollywood has not been an pasy one. That was not always so. Durng
so
new Cars, plus
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, April 25, 1960
CLASSIFIEDS INVESTING
~
ESTATE
or
SPECULATING?
realtor, lawyer, government end staff are yours. Pictures, description of scores of houses
beach
front
islands
and
ALLEN AND
property,
ocean
investment STE S$.
3
Conde
and
J.
REALTORS Nairn
and
3-3506,
Ashford
FARMS
for
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or
rent,
Puerto
Rito?
commercial, hotel sites.
ment Service San Martin, Parque, suite
Company, Ponce de 101 3-3550.
fruit
tree
6-4204
for
F-3 per
BUILDINGS
unfurnished house, completely screened.
HOTEL
information.
2-8138 for information 1410 Salvador. Prat, 96
Check
MODERN,
Verde.
Lefi
Condominium Leon corner
1400 1308
meter
lot.
LOS
ANGELES
Information
suitable
line,
Hotel,
Mrs. 1309
9-0215.
APARTMENTS APARTMENT
FOR
RENT
COMPLETELY
furnished.
closet.
Rent
UNFURNISHED room-kitchenette,
$299.
3-3506,
3-8372. 427
APARTMENT: bedroom and
Livingbath.
trudis
21
1319
after
11
AM.
426
completely kitchen,
fia
Beach,
Beach Hotel. tre, 6-6124.
1302
427
ment,
all screened, with air conditioner,
twia beds, bathroom bination living room
with and
closet, kitchen
comwith
refrigerator, electric stove, utensils and hot water. Loiza 2478 B, Pta. Las Marias. For rates call Mr. Ambrosiani, telephones 2-362” or 3-3800. 1299
425
garden.
OLD
with for
San
large
Juan,
living
gentlemen
small
room
only.
Also
ment in same building rooms. Call 6-3909.
apartment
facing
ocean,
another
apart-
with,
two
bed-
113%
425
HOUSES FOR BALDRBICH
—
residence,
fully
UNFURNISHED
screened.
3
other
facilities.
Contact
Mr.
from
information
FOR
call
modern
electric terrace,
$3,290
Call
Box
cash,
AQUEDUCT
HILL
-
airconditioned
Also
two
pay-
luxury
house,
FRANCISCUS
SOCIATES 1253
3-3506,
ALTAMESA carport, lot
nearby
four
REALTORS
586
sq.
home, H-11
large corner
Sta.
oid.
1300
(first
7
entranee
PM
W4J-27,
coming
from
Simmons,
P.
R.,
or
B.W.I.
Be-
Duncan,
Los
427
FOB
able, established
by Rent Third
Puerto
Rico. New
Control
floor.
Board
Teleph
_ building,
screened.
429
1500
dry,
FOR
of
LA
acres
producing
Ashford,
425
for sale 300 person floor, bandstand,
SALES
&
SERVICE
Store
for
Call Mr. Telephone 1289 STORE
Roque 3-6243.
FOR
mornings
ment
Attractive wogift shop. Well center. Exclusive women’s apparel. to acquire a good
concern.
Total
investment
$25,000. For details Juan Star (Box 4187 *
re-
write Box San Juan). 56
GUEST
HOUSE,
in
lovely
SAN
8Q.
light.
FT.,
well
concrete
$35,000. Year for Phone
leases.
intment, 2-5856.
Seven
Centro
tenants.
Técnico
Call
Esteva,
na
426
PRIME, WELL secured second mortgages for sale. Annual yield over 11%. For information phone 6-5003. 1234 519
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_ 83
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Enjoy
Miramar, with nice ocean view. Near | breakfast and drinks on your private Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool, jterrace ino delightful continental-run New furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. | guest house close to “Under The Trees”, and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion Building, Ponce de Leén Social Security Court, corner of McLeary. Member 804, 4th Floor, Apartment 401-402, Mrs. Caribbean Tourist Association. Telephone Vega 3-6769. 3-1317. li7t UF 702 OF ISLAND
HOUSE
1017.
3-8400
EXT.
72
»30 words, $2.00 for 3 days, ¢ 3 cents word. zi
each
additional §
cents
each
additional’
word.
RATES:
$14
cluding
$18
complete
daily,
in-
Call
&-1779.
ASHFORD HOUSE Guest House. 120-1122 Ashford Avenue, Condado. ooms and efficiency apartments. Maid Service. All screened. Hot water. Some with air conditioning. Best hotel and residential section. Beach facilities. Svecial arrangements for couples travel fag together. One block from La Concha and Condado Beach Hotels, Personal @uided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and
8-7927, Mrs. HB lag,
Annie De Mauret, Manag:
DUFFY'S bave remodeled charmeld beach home, and now offer
fooms,
all
with
Ladd
single, $10. double. clade complete breakfast.
oad, mear San Juan Call 9-09144, 90-9532. 362
bath,
All Isla
some
rates Verde
Intercontinental.
1158
MAGDALENA
—
Suite
Apartment.
Newly decorated and furnished, with large living and diningroom, airconditioned bedroom for two, kitchen and private bath. Located in Condado section one block from La Concha Hotel. Private entrance. Daily & weekly rates. Call Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356.
1102
55
COLONIAL GUEST HOUSE, 606 Olimpo Avenue, Miramar, Santurce, Centrally located. Single and d tions with private bath, some air conGitioned. Rates from $4. single. Mrs. Cruthirds, 2-3994.
953
UF
HOTEL
LUQUILLO
RESTAURANT.
—
On
the
oCEAN
VIEW
ocean,
Double
rooms.$7 3 minutes from beach of Luquille. Puerto
continental
food.
Laquille,
GUEST
HOUSE
family served.
UF 600
JENNY’S:
Guest
the famous Rican and
P.R.
-atmosphere. 1859 McCieary
House
Delicious Ave. Tel.
qwith
Wilson.
BLANCHE
Manager
—
3-2936.
TAFT
GUEST
Guest
House.
Vicente
Julid,
meals 38-6802.
Tele-
HOUSE
—
Taft
53.
Each
reom with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance $15. double, $12. single. Special rates by the month. 2-0887 or 2-2206. 773 UF LA
7-0292.
termites.
20
years
ex-
_
CONTRACTING
refrigeration and
&
REPAIR
SERVICE
air
UP
in
electric
conditioning.
All
1092
54
AIR
COND.
P. EB. FILTERS types and sizes
INC, manufacturers ali air conditioning filters
for home window a
»
FILTERS
units
- also industrial
Call
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AIR
CONDITIONERS
uP
AMANA DELUXE Window type, 1 A. P. -9,000 B. T. U. Compact, enly 13-1/4" 25x16%4"". Lowest prices. Installed and serviced by experts. Comercial , Rodriguez Umpierre, Fortaleza SL San Juan. 2-0962
UP
PROPERTY
WANTED
WANT TO buy a farm or acreage not too far from San Juan; hotel; guest house; Write
or business. What have you? David Stry, Melbourne, Florida.
1290
52
PROVIDENCIA
GUEST
HOUSE
Parque 153. Near beaches, restaurants, theatres, busses. Sun terrace, all airconditioned rooms. Cooking fatilities. For information, phone 2-9352 or write to = 12384 Loiza Station, Santurce. UF CASCADE beach,
rates,
2-6267.
1159 °
BABY BABY
GUEST
USB
—
No.6
Elena
weekly, C.A. Rivera, Manager.
SITTING
SITTING
during
daytime.
Ex-
Perienced, takes care of babies any age. Nice home, good neighborhood. English speaking. 320 Ponce de Leon Avenue, Apt. 7, Hato Rey. 1288 y 426
VACUUM CLEANERS ELECTRO-LUX World’s only automatic vacuum cleaner and air purifier. Also repairs and maintenance. Breathe NO DIRT, see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT.
Del
Valle
&
Lanausse,
Poincare
between San Jorge and ce. Telephone 2-5353.
Parque,
1604,
Santur-
927
UP
APPLIANCE MARQUEZ
REPAIR
makes
washers,
electric
ranges,
REPAIRS SHOP
repairs
dryers,
and
all
dishwashers,
gas
day service. Guarantee 8-1804 or 38-1012.
on
stoves.
parts.
Same
Cail UF
1279
Real Estate Corner
Double
UF
a
UF
One
and single air conditioned rooms with bath. Near beach. Sun terraces. 77 Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner
2.
AUNT
-
3-0834. MAISON
double,
breakfast.
ANTONIO
Tapia Street. Ocean Park, San Juan. Rooms with private bath, airconditioned. 5 minutes from Airport. Beautiful swimMing beach. Good restaurants within walking distance. Breakfast served.
Ashford
Condado ocean front. Private stairway to beach. New, informal. Sun terrace facing sea. Spacious, modern airconditioned rooms. SPECIAL SUMMER
fumigation
Stateside mechanics. Call Stateside Service, 2-4718 or 2-7465, day or aight.
530 words, $3.00 for 5 days, ‘
Hou SCS JUAN
estimate.
and
260 INVESTMENT PROPERTY for sale or trade. Excellent location. Rents over $28,000 a year, can be increased to
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for homes, businesS and farms. guaranteed. Preventive treat
774
87
men’s apparel and located in shopping rights for sale of Excellent opportunity going
9-11
of
services Services
cabar.
sale
Control
Control
525
SERVICES
EXTERMINADORA
Pest
re-
3-3506.
Ur
EXTERMINATING
office equipment, typewriters, cash) registers, safes, keys, etc. In _ busi ten years. Good location, low rent.
RENT
with concrete paved parking lot. In commercial area of Santurce, 10 meters from Ponce de Leon, Stop 16-12. Phone
Angeles
south
two
1037
426
tilated,
airport).
income
and
CLUB dance
quired G, San 1284
RENT
of
1 Over
supervisor.
426
Maisonet.
1291
524
WAREHOUSE
427
Guest
Kitts,
WAREHOUSES
52
After
Santurce,
St.
Write
JUAN PONCE: Bi-lingual, 24 telephone answering service for men and professionals. Also service for people without phones. Cali 2-3013 San Juan, 2-5060 Ponce, ask for
site. Price. including building, Franciscus Realtors & Associ-
3 Nairn
2-1871
1315
Nar-
LOS ANGELES: 3 bedrooms, separate kitchen, hot water, porch, cement driveway. Grass and plants. Only one year
427
SALE
FOR RENT first and second floor of a new modern building at 171 -Quisqueya Avenue near Carpenter Road, Hato Rey. Approximately 15,000 sq. ft. each floor, first floor suitable for stores, machinery, warehouse, hardware distributor, supermarket, etc. For information call 34448 or 3-3991 or apply on premises.
development.
service.
265,
163,
airport.
SHOP,
No.
ideal
3-1410.
SERVICE
SAN. hour
Good reputation. Air conditioned. Metropolitan area, main avenue. Stop 26 and Fdz. Juncos. After 7:30 PM. Call
425
1278
AS-
meters,
Park
near
available.
426
3 bedroom College
or
call
ROADSIDE
highway,
NIGHT pacity,
Located Hipodromo 652. For information, Centro Tecnico Esteva, telephone 2-5856.
fabulous
3-8372.
screens,
facing
3-6769
—
Highway
ates,
51 1n-
information
MOTEL
1301
1500 SQ. FT. office space available, Stop 20, Santurce. Centrally located. Airconditioned. Parking, private sanitary installations, seven divisions of different sizes, flourescent lamps. Rent reason-
SPANISH.
bedrooms,
acres
Vega,
FOR
SPACE
baths. Picture window view livingroom. Two terraces. Servant’s quarters. 15 rooms, Hanging ground floor convertible into three additional bedrooms. Acre land, room for pool. Owner leaving.
rates. Margarita Rio Piedras. For
For
tirement $20,000.
shopping all privi-
Miramar. 1024
monthly
SPEAK
LOTS
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ANSWERING
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Caguas. on
5.
LUQUILLO EL YUNQUE area. 2 or more acres, each with natural stream and scenic view ocean, private automobile entrance. Phone 3-6712 or write 804 Fdz. Juncos,
Maes-
SALE
$107
2-8631
apartment
1283
430
four
Rodriguez,
2.5740. 1393
tances
Dorado
1268
bedrooms,
on® airconditioned, 2 bathrooms, range, water heater, private
minutes
For
School and bus cisus Street.
RENT
425
1330
view.
IN
Reasonable Humacao.,
some
LOS ANGELES: Near Airport, fastest appreciating property in city. No traffic problems. 3 bedroom house, stainless-steel equipped kitchen, carport, ments.
PUNTA LAS MARIAS section, one block from the beach, nicely furnished apart-
three
HQUSES
— furbath,
screened, very cool. 2 minutes from University, bowling, shopping center. Rant $100 — $115 — $125. 6-0738. Sanchez Morales 197, Urb Valencia, Hato Rey.
8-1697.
floor,
bus
Fernandez
NEVIS ST. KITTS Beachfront Hotel, excellent condition, for sale. Also 1,000 acres of miscellaneous property, some plantations, all suitable hotel or cottage colonies. On beaches, roads —
BEACH HOUSE-fully furnished, screened, completely equipped kitchen. Bre-
BEST RESIDENTIAL section,, Hato Rey: two efficiency apartments; two bedroom apartment. - modern, risked, hot water,
Ring
third
ROOM,
shopping
UNIVERSITY nice cool rooms
~
three bedroom FURNISHED private house in best section of Villa Caparra, from June Ist until Oct. Ist. House fully equipped. good garden and quiet.
floor. 1332
BUREAUS
CONTINENTAL DETECTIVE BUBEAU: The most competent Agency in Latin America. Night Patrols, Bodyguards. Uniformed Guards, Payroll Escort, Confidential Investigation, 1072 Ferndndes — Ave. Tel Santurce 2-5282, Caguas 4213.
BEAUTY SALON for sale heart of Santurece business district. Good clientele. Equipment practically new. Nice locale in brand new building, ground
Zack.
formation call Mrs. after 6 PM 6-0951. 1173
FULLY
very 1307
leave part opportunity.
15,
DETECTIVE
UF
BUSINESS
510
Near
TRADE
opera-
RENT
Stop
OR
1239
to
428
423
1274
near Separate building. Ocean Park, single beach. Ideal for conservative gentlemen. $85 including utilities. Ger-
1008, Angie
leges. corner
built-in
equipped kitchen, modern, completely Living-dininghot water, utility porch. All screened. Call 2-9334 room, bath.
3 bedrooms, twe large baths, completely equipped kitchen. Telephone. Entire second floor. Laundry room. washer,
cedar 1321
bedrooms,
in
FURNISHED
gentleman.
NEAR center,
59 3
floor
FOR
restaurants.
Juncos
428 —
ground
ROOMS
furnished
Beach
on
COMFORTABLE,
in Reparto Consular, Coral
converted
1318
UF
of
easily
tion, 10 year lease. Will mortgage. Outstanding Write Box 8204, Santurce.
one block from San Juan Hotel. Living and diningroom. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, servant's quarters, 2 car garage.
finanInvest
1133
Restaurant
and reservations. Santurce.
COMPLETELY
house by the beach Jsla
FOR SALE
BUILDING,
SALE
BEAUTIFUL MODERN three bedroom, 2 bathroom home, located in Urbanizacién Sagrado Corazén, Cupey, near San José shopping center, Rio Piedras. Completely equipped, built-in kitchen, bar carport, two terrace. Fully screened and landscaped. 542 meters. Excellent financing available. Contact Miss Weiner, 3-3100 .
24 rooms with private bath. Solid construction. Plans approved, Permits granted. Heart of most valuable Santurce secton. on Ponce de Le6én Avenue.
429
or Road. Weekends, weekly monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone
industrial, Competent
advice regarding feasibility and cing of real estate projects.
A
COMFORTABLE FUBNISHED screened bungalows, at beautiful Vaciatalega Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangrejos
55
IN
quarters.
FOR
IMPROVEMENT
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THREE BEDROOM Bayamo6on, hot water.
3-6775.
UF
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FOR
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SANTA MARIA Handsome giant of a home on landscaped third of an acre. Four large bedrooms, two baths, guest apartment with bath. Big kitchen, separate laundry and lots of storage space. Real opportunity for a large, active family! ROMANY on an attractive big lot, close to Colegio del Pilar. Modern residence with three really big bedrooms, giant kitchen with oven, stove and eabinets built in, and-a_ storage cellar.
—
A
superb
bath.
—
Opportunity
Realtor
3-5315
for doctor,
dentist, lawyer or salesman who wants office at home in a central location. Excellent three bedroom house with entrances on Roosevelt Avenue and on O'Neill Street. Lots of parking on and off premises.
‘Robert Tschudin, TELS.
offering
-
1323
the
5
HILLS
in a superb location! Fully air conditioned four bedroom residence with enormous double living room. separate dining room. Master bedroom suite in— dressing room, library, private ROOSEVELT
St.,
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36535
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FURNITURE
ABRTIC-KAR auto}. air conditioners for all cars, foreign | and American. Good parts and service. Factory mechanics, Dealers requested. Inquire at Mediavilla’s Machine Shop, ocearers 53, Stap 28, Hato Rey. Tel.
D-4, 1231
2s
Muriel
CONTINENTAL
Eddy,
Public
2-8735. 518
or
166
night
—
3-5156.
.
HELP CARRIER
3-0440;
61,
Miss
5: 50
Go
Longfellow. UF
Capitol Transportation,
estimate.
Agents for
53 AROUND
Under work.
the Good
3-3047,
maintenance
man
Trees Restaurant. working conditions.
ask
for
Mrs.
Steady Phone
O’Kelone. 427
sentable
and
training,
at
willing
equipment
our
cost.
and
Call
Mr.
EXPERIENCED
3-8488.
start
at
9
428
ARCHITECT
or archi~
Must
bring
1233
203,
written
Old
San
references.
around
Tel,
Rico, United States, Japan. Packing,
No.
|2-2726,
ation: Sports,
Agent of Muebleria
2-2067
Ponce
1057. |Santurce. |
1106
de
MILITARY
VETERANS
located
in
San
ings for men
—
Juan
MOVE —
tS
class
firm,
has
open-
T.V. SALES repair Ninety
any day
="
9
to
to
Box
Q,
The
San
Send
Juan
WANTED,
ANYWHERE
ous.
IN
MEN
Caribbean,
will
zew work. Modest salary - Adaptable to new conditions. Hannon,
AM
1229
Hale
Street,
CARS WHY
A
try
FOR
Philadelphia
$44
With
monthly
$275
down
installments,
yon can own a brand new. economical 1960 FIAT. Just call 3-5190, or pay us a visit at Martorani Motors, Inc., 1402 Fonce de Leon Avenue, Stop 20, Santurce (opposite Lottery Building). 1114 56 2958 FORD, 2 door, 6 passenger, one ewner. -Power steering, radio. Clean.| Must sell, leaving for States. Taxes paid, $1750. Call 9-1282.
331
1957
—
wagon.
wadio, Ext. 1296 1957
CENTURY,
Power
$2700.
8201
steering,
Cali
or
4 door,
2-0000
Fort
;
DELUXE
4
doors
condition. One own3-2684.
327
4
Pe
SPORTS
&
FOREIGN
CARS
FIAT MULTIPLA, six passenger, 14,000 mea. Reasonable. See at terani Motors, Military Road Buchanan. Ask for Mr. Aponte.
1312
198? MORGAN pena
an
Plus —
condition,
Properly will beat
class in Puerto Rico. Poels, 6-5003. 1278
4. Very
—_—
a
only Marnear
426
good
little
UD, ae anethiag im
$1495. Cal ‘Bikini .
ease, offer. rator. fan — 1287
for
expert
and
paint
Verde,
Television
Service
make or model. Tel. 90268.
ay
BOAT
56
RENTAL
Service.
WATCH
UF
repairs. European craftsman, Rico’s only certified master watch
and clock maker. William A. Gruen, 27 |Calle Caoba,, Punta Las Marias, Phone 3-3575.
a5
HOSPITAL HOSPITAL SUPPLY complete dispensary
; First
aid
COMPANY supplies and
&
Oxygen
kits.
Protective “clothing and equipment, Laboratory supplies and equipment, Thermo-
meters,
masks,
rubber
thing’ for physicians, tients. 317 . Fortaleza 2-5511, 3-3102,
goods.
Every
hospital and paSt., San Juan
!
STEEL STEEL some Harry 1305
UF
SHELVING
SHELVING
42° long x 18
—
deep.
used,
heavy
Some
10 feet. Cheap. Bloom, 3-2463.
duty.
8 feet high,
We're
moving UF
KNITTING MACHINE r TECHNICIAN PEARCE
|KNITTING
CHINE SERVICE up samples on fashioned,
Make
&
SEWING
bushings,
do
electrical work. Rebuilé V bed ecarriages, insert teeth, etc. Attachments of
all
kinds
designed
and
build.
types sewing machines repaired. "9 year’s experience. wM. PEARCE, CALLE Final, Phone Caguas 2676. 1306
+
—
persons
a
Borum
free
only
INSTITUTO
by
Mor-
Pressure
water
system.
excellent
in
condition.
Price
ART PEASE
condition.
Price
said
light
men
427
Coast
ver
the
and
would
ali
begun
to
other
Fhe
crew
the
vessel
today
by
crew
including
after
members
new
the
office of
THE
4 Iglesias St. (North) Mayaguez, Puerto Rico
TELEPHONE? - OF COURSE! kicker. | Summit , 426
TEL. 1414 @ @ @ @
MOVING STORAGE PACKING CARGO TO
and FROM The U. S.
end
Lecel
MALABE XPRESSO 307 Seon
Son Agustin Juon, P. R.
Tel. 3-3338 47
Bergen
St.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
“aum
Valencia Baxt Express, Inc. North American Van Lines, Inc. Puerto Rico
4-7940
what calm
ADDRESS?
The San Juan Star
Digby
65-foot
MAY AGUEZ
and ,
of
its captain,
XPRESSO
LINES INTO
York —
per-
MALABE
FOR ALL
541 Fernéndez Juncos — Telephone 3-3900 —
reco-
three
vessel foundered in reported as a fairly
MOTORS
or around
Juan
spokesman
within
rescued
3-8400.
ees
89 Broadway, New
of
WHAT'S
PHONE
17
FT. TROPICRAFT Largarto, 58 model, twin 35 h.p. Evinrude larks with long shafts, all electric, less than 40 hres. Ship to shore radio, metal outriggers, Pole holders, Bimini top, full canvas cover, 6 fuel tanks. Cushions -throughout, trailer with winch and road lights, like new. Price $2,250. Vernon Ball, Box 1579, St. Thomas, V. L. 1298 - 423
be
Day- |
521
2¢ H.P. MERCURY outboard Like new. $250 Enquire D-76 Hills, or phone Bayamon 996. 1312
San
NEW ?? YES IT IS 1! WHAT?
SCHOOLS
OUTBOARD
at
Guard
bodies
‘salvage. Three
- Costes
landscape,
Mon.
sonnel of the Porto Rico Lighterage Co., which is in charge of
CLASSES
of Painting.
22,
%+5
operations
believed
Rico’s oldest ,‘were pool builders, ‘motor
concrete
Guard
diving
the Lloyd,
1265
re-
$1,950.
view.
cold
Coast
A
(Priced
POOLS
time classes in portrait,
$30,000.
Around the Block
4x5
Stop
Lloyd, which capsized Friday off Culebra Island, to Fajardo for salvage operations.
flash, 3 lens,
IDIOMAS
Schoo!
wh
Hours
reported yesterday that the tug Eureka was towing the TMT
still life. $10. a month. Register now-— | limited to 5 students per class. Tele- | phone 32-8927 for further information. |
consider trade. 18 FT. JAFCO skiff, Lapstreake hull, marine. Boat and engine been completely overhauled and
excellent
The
,
— courses in Spanien Erenchs_ Eos lish, Classes day and night. 12-3542. 1355 Ponce de Leén ‘Avense. Second Flocr, Stop 19, Santurce.* 1091 ba)
frigerator, stove and oven|broiler, stainless steel galley. Carrier air conditioner, 1250 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
DE
Seite
To Fajardo Salvage
COOLERS
LANGUAGE
PATTY
built
reinforced
Diego.
CG Tow TMI Lloyd
TEMPRITE WATERCOOLERS— For offices, factories, restaurants, ete. Lowest prices, highest quality. 5 year guarantee. Smaller home models available. For information and prices: Comercia) Ro- ; driguez Umpierre, Fortaleza 251, Sap Juan, 2-0962. 261 UF
trations.
CRUISER
14 the
lens. Roto 24 inch dryer. board. $350.00 or best
WATEE
429
CABIN
Holders,
Federal
De
was copper filtering system. These materials last forever. For free estimates, cal] sea. 6-5003, “ 1156 51 |
6-5429.
FT.
318.
Agents for MA-
— Repair, rebuild setflat cireular & fullpins,
but
own
PM of
graphic
BIKINI POOLS, Puerto and most experienced
56
Will sea gray just
SUPPLIES THE offers
terms
generator,
R£PAIRS
ONE YEAB guarantee on al] watch and clock Puerto
tasies
12,'
9 cubic feet Cold Spot refrige-' $100. 39 inch pedestal telescopic $60. H-6B or H-8B San Patricio. 425
SALE
of success,
4x5
SWIMMING
ton-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. Accommodations: Owners stateroom aft sleeps two and has Private head, lavatory and shower. Crewsquarters in forecastle sleeps two and has private head and lavatory. Main salon sleeps two on convertible settee. Forward cabin sleeps feur on double berth and has private head. lavatory and shower. Equipment: Onan
deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month Telerental 267
is sign
distinctive
Tel. 1316
All uF
tripods
Bayamén. UF
SERVICE
FOR
EQUIPMENT
camera.
€nlarger, with timer, cutting
YACHT BROKERAGE —19° Century 1958 sportsfisherman, clinker built. 60 Gray. $3,000. 27’ Cruise-Along 1958 cabin cruiser, twin 109 Grays, $11.500.000. 41’ Van Duy] 1950 cruising yacht, twin 100 Packards, sleeps 6 in three cabins, $16,000.00. 38° Emancipator 1958 Sportsfisherman, twin 300 Cadillacs. 40 m.p.h., $22,500.00. Cali Kiko Toro Inc., Stop 31 — Mufioz Rivera Avenue, Hato Rey.
TELEVISION, RADIOS, for rent in your own home. Same service given to hotels, hospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and will
133
1959, FORD, like new condition, ‘original owner, 12,000 miles, Taxes paid. Fully ped. Call George Van Valen, ) or 23013 Ext. 230, or Grand Wniop; Supermarket, Hato Rey. 3267 425
little
-
TV & RADIO
Buchanan
426 PLYMOUTH
tm so, cleaning
430
on
at the Civil ) Santurce. Tel. 3-5424 at the Isla Fri — &) Sat. Juan. Sealed |
marionettes Equipment condition and ready for Handcrafted by Puerto On display Instituto de ; 93-5762. . 426 |
sale).
monorail
boat. America’s most wanted boat. See the latest models at Kiko Toro Inc., top 31, Mufior Rivera Avenue, Hato Rey — 6-5429. Borum and Thunderbird boats, Mercury motors, Gator trailers.
UF
WILCHEK
hydromatic,
station wagon. Excellent Motor completely overhauled. = 8-1134. After 6 PM
or
quick
33
with
make TV. radio or Hi-Fi. guarantee. Stateside-trained Evening service. Cail 1@ PM 64230.
station
5203.
dirtyr
pressure
65132
BOATS
LABS
429 | 1012
BUICK
for
55
13%
4
SALE
CAR?
and
roof
water-
you is as immove. Moving, storage of fur-
ELECTRONICS
best in T. receivers of any work guaranteed. 9 e
429
USED
payment
BOB
required. Write Art
11, Pennsylvania. 1327
Water
call
& SERVICE
AMERICAN
1136
POSITIONS
Bay
daily
427
PHOTOGEAPHIC
“Buccaneer”
inform.
YOUR
Easy 1317
over 25 years of age with
miss thie epportunity.
in
hour
For
ing, 611
69
PAN
don’t
Juan
PM
be accepted before 3 1960. The Commander
tape recorder, in excellent presentation Rican artists Cultura. Call 1292
Al Quina, Puerto Rice Hotel La Rada, 23-2800.
high
niture. C.W. SIEGMUND, Villa Prades Development, Rio Piedras. Tel. —
2 motor transport background. Excellent rate of pay. If you are about to be discharged or are a veteran are planning to make Puerto Rico your
home,
San
rides
1-1/2
3
PROFESSIONAL MARIONETTE Theatre (portable), scenery. props, amplifier,
PART TIME Bookkeeping Service available. Journals, ledgers, payrol] taxes. ete. Monthly weekly or hourly rates. Phone 6-0283.
YOUR furniture by Almacenes Ine. opposite Pier 9, San
MOVING: WHO moves portant as where you packing, shipping and
FERSONEL
First
ft. unsinkable
BOOKKEEPING
| responsibility, guaranty Escsl oad Sete| Weaeace, We store your belongings. Agents Nationa] Van Lines Tel 2-2374, 423 UF
Juan. 426
vicinity,
ski
Beautiful
and
1325
ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING
UF
A
AND
- Baker,
54
classes,
AM
Puerto Rico Wing reserves the right to refuse any and ali bids. Notification of sale will be made by U.S. Mail on May 16. 1960.. Further details can be had by telephoning San Juan 3-0435.
SKIING
Lagoon.
8
bids will of May
_ases
EB HAVE an excellent job for you — sales training te work for international book company. Earn $150 per week. Spanish not necessary. Call 36689. 1238 430 ATTENTION
SKIING
boat
WANTED — ONE chef, and one cock, 4 first class waiters. Enquire El Morro
Tanca
WATER
in 26
Bolsa.
tween
& BOAT TOURS tours
tectural draftsman. Call G. D. McDade, 34759, between 1 PM and 8 PM. 3304
Restaurant,
Lines.
CHIROPRACTORS
SALE: This is a certain articles
13 and 14 of May 1960 Air Patrol, headquarters Grande Airport in San
ef-
.
WATER
a free
MOVING? SAVE WITH TORRES. We do all types of moying, no matter if it be large or small. Moderate prices. Muebleria Torres, Fernandez Ji -. Stop 20, Santurce. Tel 2-5791.
$75.00
6-5272.
1329
furnished
Jay,
A.M. to 2 P.M. Trainees (Guaranteed draw). 3310
Call
ARE YOU going|to move? Use the best shipping. Ine. Call
household
|
and lots of articles being offered by the Puerto Rico Wing, Civil Air Patrol. { Dr. Robert Rot M. Overton The material includes aircraft parts, Low beck peins, heodaches, neck electric motors, furniture, copper tubing. copper wire. scrap steel. metak radio ‘ pains, sinus trouble. asthma, parts and assorted salvage. These articles and lots may be inspected beorthritis. X-Roy
Lee L. Woodard. Hibriten, Union National and similar. Livingroom, diningroom, bedroom, porth, terrace and garden furniture, chandeliers, paintings, mirrors, statues, pedestals and lamps.
UF
in Puerto Germany,
iron,
REPRODUCTIONS
service Spain,
Leén 274
Complete
car
Van
3-6718.
FOR SALE
NOTICE OF SURPLUS notice for bidding on
table,
426
Condado
La
Collier Corp, you are pre-
to learn.
Atlas
grill,
Telephone
ANTIQUES,
|
crating, storage, U.S. Van Limes,
18-24, the to sell if
for
Electric
fects. 1514
for
3322
YOUNG MEN, will train you
Inc.,
Iron
427
tioner.
425
“THE PLEASURE is yours” when the moving job is ours, Whether you’re movin locally or Stateside, we are equipped to pack and (transport your most precious belongings, as scheduled, with the dependable ¢are you look for and find. Telephone 6-3357, 6-3329
HELP WANTED MALE “=aLL
and PHAMES year old. Call
into
z
WROUGHT
MISCELLANEOUS
RATTAN SITTINGROOM, another set ted varnished mahogany, with radio. Mexican mahogany library shelves. ‘Iwin foam rubber beds. GE air condi-
nownpl & STORAGE
WANTED:
Direciory
FOR SALE
1328
3-9381.
1282
business for yourself. Earn high commissions as a carrier serving the San Juan Star on established routes. If you are over 12 years of age, phone 3-8400, Ext. 3247
after
—
- Profess'ena!
glass top, set; refrigerator with large freezer compartment, Hollywood box spring bed and Hide-Away couch, all like new. Reasonable prices. Call 3-0040 or 3-9381 after 8 PM. ,
UF
PHAMES 2% ton truck Panel Delivery, both one
UF
WANTED
BOYS
‘
SACRIFICE
TRUCKS FOR SALE
EFFICIENT, fast Secretarial Service, legal documents, contracts, reports, free pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugh day
|
i
NEF LEDS
Stenographer servicing La Concha, San Juan Intercontinental, others, local —transient. Typing, shorthand, briefs, manuscripts, reports. Hourly rates. IBM Electric. 1120 Ashford Ave., Apt.
EXPERIENCED
STAR — Monday, April 25, 1960
the world
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Menday, ‘April 25, 1960
20 Review
Jesus Maria Sanroma Gives Memorable Piano Recital
of-
a
with
Debussy his
exhibited great From
the
of Bach
skill
and)
An
unexpected
pleasure roulacies
rumbling every
was
dividend
the
level
of
tions down the aisle course of the concert.
rhetoric
Especially impressive was the first movement of the Beethoven sonata—one of those curious Beeth-
oven
are known, and it is probably him that thanks are due.
which
if not classical, yet which at same time seem to constitute bellious commentaries on_
somewhat ‘classic’
Sanroma’s
are nothing the rethe
rigid exigencies of the first-movement form.
the
views
event,
on
this
DD
BEAUTY Universe,
the
Burke
business.
(AP)—Princess MarAntony Armstrong-
Lord Rothermere’s paper plained, as other papers
Jones
farewell
complained
lights
back
to the
of horseshows
for London
amid
a
growing
and
de-
hush spoil
headed
Saturday
night
clamor,
much
a
before,
that
it said,
world
hushtravel
of it critical, over arrangements
agents
for
ding
mere, accused the royal family of treating the wedding as
though it were a funeral. “Confusion, bungling, secrecy,
one will travel from abroad to see “a half-and-half affair.” “Why is the route so short when thousands of people want to cheer the Princess on her way?,” The paper asked.
lack
It
their May 6 wedding. The mass circulation Sunday Dispatch, owned by Lord Rother-
of
casting
arrangements—these
a
Margaret's Dispatch
shadow
over
happiest
are
Princess
day,”
charged.
AND
as
a
dead
pointed
out
off the wed-
loss
that
because
the
no
Princess
will drive to and from her wedding by the quickest possible route—even taking a shortcut
the
COME
are writing
TO THE CARNIVAL BUY
ALL
PERFUMES
YOUR
AT
LESS
HALF PUERTO PRICES
THAN RICAN
is seven-pound-nine-ounce in a Houston,
son Christopher,
Texas
The Ateneo of Puerto Rico has announced a contest to select
and muddle threaten to brilliant royal spectacle.
Already,
AND HER BABY—The beauty is 1957 Carol Morris, now Mrs. E. G. Burke. The hospital.
born
(AP
Miss baby
to Mrs.
Wirephoto)
Ateneo Announces Best Novel Contest comhave
Club,
plus
the
publication
of
the
the best unpublished novel with a Puerto Rican theme. The winner will be awarded the Book
first edition of the selected work. A three-member board, to be appointed by the President of the Ateneo and the President
Club
of
Prize
on
Dec.
16.
Puerto
Oct.
the
tion
Ricans and others residing here may enter the contest, for which entries should be mailed to the Secretariat of the Ateneo, Box 1180, San Juan, not later than
neo
for
Rico
across the Horse Guards an area normally barred the
veil
Parade, to traf-
of
secrecy
of the invitation list. With only 12 days to go, the mayors of some of Britain’s geatest cities, Manchester, Liverpool and Shefield
among
them
have
Sec-
entries.
additional
conAte-
details.
~
(Listings Subject To Change) Monday, April 23 Santurce AMBASSADOR: Tokyo After Dark, The Plainsman Te GRAND: Ne Soy Moneda de Oro, Sigo Esperando HOLIDAY: Diary of Ann Frank, Golden Age of Comedy NEW BROADWAY: Lagrimas de Amor, Cuando Me Vaya
Book
fie. It attacked
Literature
the
CINEMA
LORRAINE:
Don’t
Give
Up
the
Ship
MATIENZO: The Ten Commandments METRO: Shaggy Dog METROPOLITAN: Ben Hur MUSIC HALL: The Big Circus PARAMOUNT: The Miracle San Juan RIALTO: Thuader in the Sun, Delicate Delinquent
not
yet been asked to show up at Westminster abbey, it declared.
(Listings Subject To Change) (Programs Listed According to Language) Monday, April 25 12:00-—(4) Telefiesta de la Tarde 1:30-—(4) “Cuando Los Hijos Condenan’” 2:00—(4)
Cartoons
(4) Big Picture
-4:00-—(2) Por Los (6) Esta es 4:15-—(4)
(Film)
5:15—(4)
Cartoons
Verdes su Casa
.5:30—(2) Annie Oakley (4) “EYanero Solitario’”’
(6) Los: Michael
6:00—(2) (4) (6) 6:15—(2) 6:25—(2)
en
Africa
Telecartoons “Yo No Pedi Vivir” Club Seis Titulares Informe del Tiempo
6:30-(2)Yo
Destrui
(4) Ronda (6) Ultima
Mi
Hogar
Social Hora
6:40—(4)
Deportes
6:50—(2)
Titulares
de
Sofiado
Maiiana
(4) “Wyatt Earp’ (6) Vidas Cruzadas %:30-(2) “Se Le Perdio E! Novio” (Film) (4) “Eran 3 de Caballeria’’ (6) En Broma y Serio %:45—(6) Ronda Internacional €:00—(4) Show Panamericano .
(6) De la Planificacion a la cion, Dr, Rafael Pico
8:30-(4) Pumarejo (6) Salas de
y sus Amigos, Concierto
9:00-—(2) ““Perdon
(6) 9:30—(2) (4) (6) 10:00—(2)
Para
Esta
Mujer”
Ciencias Fisieas “Historia de Tres Hermanas’* Show Panamericano Extra de la Noche Noticias y Depories
¢
10:20—(2)
Farandula “Crime
Doctor”
(Film)
Bie -Piedras DRIVE IN: Count
SUPER sing
Acfive
Caparra
AZTECA:
Target
Times
| Your
Terrace
Zero,
I Died
Bies-
aThou-
Puerto Nuevo KRESTO-DENIA: Too Much, Too Sooa, Left Handed Gun MARTI: Man of the West, A Woman Like Satan CORCELLES: How to Murder a Rich Uncle, Man Afraid Bayamon INTERNATIONAL DRIVEN-IN; The Last Bandit
PUERTO
PARAISO:
“G" EQUIPPED
Caminos
4:30—(2) Cocina del Hogar (6) “Window to the World,” Film 35:00-~-(2) Gaby, Fofo y Miliki (6) La Hora del Nifio
Mile,
TRO PICANA
WITH
RADAR
FOX:-
of
Zhobe
Fajardo RICO: Sufrix es
Fanaticos
Auntie
Ponce Mame
Mi
Destine
del Volante
“FOR THE LATEST
ON PERFUMERY
(Film)
3:45-—(2)
sand
direct fli hts fo... IN SUPER CONSTELLATION
FRENCH
Dreaming
eee
1:00—(2) Padre
15.
by the Puerto
judge
Interested persons may tact the Secretariat of the
- The prize to be awarded consists of a diploma from the Ateneo and a cash award of $200 donated
Ateneo’s
will
AT THE
MAIN ST., ST. THOMAS LARCEST SELECTION OF
and
TELEVISION
to
Critical Clamor Increasing Over Royal Wedding Plans said
SUSIE
and
matter
LONDON garet and
30-WFID-FM—Russian Musie WRIO—Music For Many 00—WWWW-—Music for Everyone
WAPA-—Serenade 11:00-WRIO—HiFi Serenade WWWW-—Moonlight Serenade 11:05-WHOA~—Midnight Matinee
. May other performers take a similar position with regard to this undeniably necessary adjunct to
music
30-—WITA—Artistas Favoritos 45—WMIA— Music Till 11:00 00—-WHOA—Nightcap
WWWW-Drifting
the
before or after much better so.
structures
OT
of
The necessities of the publicity office were presumably discharged
passage.
:00-WHOA~Molly & Movies :30—~WHOA—Roy Godes Show -—-WKYN—Movie Run Down :15-WKYN — Entertainment Guide 30—WKYN—Clem Littauer Reports 00—WHOA — News WKYN-Financial News
WRIO-Hi Fi Nocturnal WAPA-—Club 680
dignity
during
Jockey
15—WFID-FM—Nocturnal 30-—-WWWW - Varieties :00—WWiWW—Music Just for You :15-WFID-FM—Evening Melodies :30— wee Caravana Musical WW — Melodic Moments 10:00- WRIO- WFID-FM-—Stereo Hour WHOA-—Dee Merritt Show WITA—Ronda Musical WWWW-Musie for Relaxation 10:30—-WHOA-LP Parade
and calm attained by the simple vabsence of photographic expedi-
Evident
in virtually
preludes
sive and jazzy (but always crystal clear) thumps and_ crashes.
of Villa-Lobos, Sanroma’s musicianship and authority were evi-
dent
Shostakovich
corners of the repertory and
polyphonic
to the
witty
famimusic
sonances, while the Danza of VillaLobos grumbled along in percus-
the
admirable
sensitivity. Authority
his the
pro-
encores,
gram probed many soloist’s immense
demonstrated
(the first of which sounds like the Stravinsky “‘Circus Polka’ might if played upside down) sparkled with piquant but harmless dis-
Pablo by prelude old-fashioned Casals ‘which if unidentified would be taxen of Rachmaninoff) and ending with two beautifuily-
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Jesus Maria Sanroma Gives Memorable Piano Recital Sonata
in
E
Flat,
April
tween
Prelude in in B Flat,
Op.
3L
No.
and
the
cert
DONALD
THOMPSON
taken
7:30—WHOA-
elements
the work’s
second
Sanroma
half
of
many
the
removed
his
WFID-FM-HiFi
with
piquant
but
con-
coat
harmless
sonances, while the Danza of VillaLobos grumbled along in percussive and jazzy (but always crystal
great
pleasure
thumps
An
sensitivity.
and_
crashes.
unexpected”
was
the
dividend
level
of
of dignity
Authority Evident and calm attained by the simple of photographic expediFrom the polyphonic roulades ,absence the aisle during the of Bach to the rumbling rhetoric tions down of Villa-Lobos, Sanroma’s musi- eourse of the concert. cianship and authority were eviThe necessities of the publicity dent in virtually every passage. office were presumably discharged or after the event, and Especially impressive was the before much better so. first movement of the Beethoven sonata—one
of those curious
Sanroma’s
Beeth-
same
time
bellious
seem
to
constitute
commentaries
somewhat
rigid
“‘classic’’
first-movement
May
re-
other
performers
fake
a
the
similar position with regard to this
of
the
undeniably necessary the music business.
form.
adjunct
to
Critical Clamor Increasing back
for London
amid
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Saturday
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lack of casting
It pointed
arrangements—these are a shadow over Princess
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Heavyweight Bill Nieder bettered the recognized world record in the shot put with a toss of 3 feet Annual
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JONES SET FOR OLYMPIC TRYOUTS—Hayes Jones (right) of Eastern Michigan, shown here displaying his form during the winter season, Saturday qualified for a berth in the coming Olympic tryouts. He ran the 120yard high hurdles in :13.6' in winning the event in the
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finished
front
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John
two
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and
length and a Don Rickles. And
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eight and under
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Caribe
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for personal
reasons.”
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After all the legal jumbo was straightened
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to
D’Amato,
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parties
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